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"Il Canto Delle Muse is an association of cultural non-profit organization founded by Vittorio Zanon, Mark Scavazza, Walter Testolin, Bena and Mauro Stefano Morini, which aims to promote the artistic and musical activities with public administrations and agencies or persons private, in order to disseminate knowledge and practice of music of the sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth centuries."
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"The Collegium Pro Musica Association has its premises in the city of Genoa and promotes activities aimed to regenerate and enliven the art and culture, with particular reference to the classical and ancient music.
Since 1990 until now, the artistic direction of the Collegium Pro Musica distinguished itself for having supervised the artistic coordination of many concert events. As far as its first years of activity are concerned, we can mention: Musica Antica nei Chiostri (Ancient Music in cloisters, Genoa, 1990), the baroque music section of The International Festival of Baroque Arts (Rome, Genoa and Siracusa, 1991) and the classical music section of the Mediterranean Festival (Genoa, 1992, 1993 and 1994). In 1993, the Association has finally been founded and from that time on, it has fully managed both the organizational and the artistic aspects of the events promoted.
The International Festival of Chamber Music (formerly named as "I Concerti dell'Ateneo" and then "Genova Musica Antica") is the concert event that the Collegium Pro Musica Association has been promoting for many years: launched in 1994, dedicated to the great chamber music with a special predilection for the baroque and classical repertoire, it is the most important summer event of classical music in Genoa. Since the 2000, the Festival takes place also in the town of Savona. …"
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"The AMS South-Central chapter includes the states of Georgia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Members include professors, independent scholars, students, and those who love music history. If you are a member of the national American Musicological Society and live within the zip codes of our area (as determined by the national office), you are a member of our chapter. All are welcome to attend the annual chapter meetings.
The date for our Spring 2012 meeting, which will be held at Union University, is March 2-3. Please see link at left for the Call for Papers. Our keynote speaker will be David Huron, who heads the Cognitive and Systematic Musicology laboratory at Ohio State. Our conference will also feature a performance (open to the public) by the Orchid Ensemble. We look forward to seeing you there; registration information will be added to this page in the spring.."
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"The mandate of Ottawa Chamber Music Society (OCMS) is to make classical music accessible to everyone. Through artistic expression and audience engagement, Ottawa Chamber Music Society creates experiences that challenge and stimulate listeners while offering time for reflection and regeneration.
We bring together top Canadian and international artists, in all stages of their careers, to present concerts that draw local, national and international audiences.
Our activities help to make Ottawa a great cultural destination and contribute significantly to the economy of the National Capital Region. These activities include the annual Ottawa International Chamber Music Festival (Ottawa Chamberfest), a year-round concert series, arts education and outreach programs, and other innovative community programming partnerships."
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"The ABF welcomes people who love the work of composer Ludwig van Beethoven. Musician or not, a passion for Beethoven, or professional listener of music, everyone finds his place within the Association Beethoven France ABF-and Francophonie."
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"The Gregorian Association was founded in 1870 (as The London Gregorian Choral Association) to promote the singing of Gregorian Chant to English texts, and to overcome the prejudice which existed against doing so. This purpose is still part of the work of the Association, but more recently its policy has increased in scope, so that the it is now fully oecumenical, and promotes and uses the chant in Latin as well as Modern English and that of the Book of Common Prayer. The Association is now 130 years old; during this time it has sung and taught the chant as a living witness to the enduring value and beauty of the "true music of the church". Directors of Music have included Sir John Stainer, Francis Burgess, Arthur Clarke and Professor David Hiley.
The chant is music of great variety, from simple recitation to complex, melismatic melodies requiring the vocal skills of trained cantors. Much of the chant repertory continues to be sung by monastic communities, who have no special musical training, and is easily within the capabilities of parish choirs today, especially when limited numbers preclude singing in harmony. It is functional music, designed to serve the needs of the Church's liturgy; it is also widely regarded for its 'timeless' character. The Gregorian Association works to educate the public about this vast treasury of song for the enrichment of worship. It is not permanently based anywhere, but rather its members meet in different places throughout the year for a variety of events.
- Study Days for Parish Church Choirs, ending with a service
- Evening Classes in London
- RSCM and other Festivals
- A wide variety of venues, from Cathedral to Country Church
- A Newsletter publishes forthcoming Gregorian Association events, and other events of interest to members"
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WHAT DOES Huismuziek do?
- Offers a variety of courses each year; 40 music courses with 1000 students! for young and old, beginners and advanced students of classical music, early music, world music, light music and customed arrangements by our teachers. These courses are about playing together.
- Allows member access to the Players Contact Bank , the Teachers Contact Bank and Musicians Bulletin Board . (Click here for more information about memberships).
- Allows Access to the Huismuziek Music Library that houses up to 8000 polyphonic music pieces. Members can borrow music against expenses (postage), but non-members can also borrow music from the library.
- Publishes the Huismuziek Newsletter, which is published twice a year, is packed with information on such matters as courses, teachers and ensemble events.
- Publishes the Huismuziek E-News; our monthly newsletter containing date information of the courses, ensemble projects and tips for the amateur musicians and singers.
- Publishes the 250 Music Annex (sheet music) that appears in each issue of the journal. This music is copyright free and free for download/print for members.
- Offers a discount for instrument insurance to Huismuziek members from the insurance company Zicht BV (ex Zuidstaete)..
- There are 25 independent regional Huismuziek associations across the country. Each "department" are connected ensembles, varying in shape and composition. Membership in a regional association is independent of the national membership.
- Contact Builder, is an important part of Huismuziek. The "Contact Builder" lists about 600 amateur builders, their knowledge and experience about building, sharing of their knowledge of maintaining and repairing musical instruments, and has its own building in Arnhem. Contact Builder organizes six annual building workshops. Contact Builder members information is published four times a year through the Construction Letter.
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"Music Before 1800 is the longest-running early music concert series in New York City. We have been presenting vocal and instrumental chamber music at Corpus Christi Church for nearly 40 years, with programs of sacred and secular music ranging from Medieval to early Classical. Offering artists of the highest caliber, we present audience favorites as well as rising stars. Our artists, including New York's finest ensembles, come from across the United States, Canada and Europe. …"
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"Early Music Alberta strives to engage and expose a larger public to music prior to circa 1850, through historically informed performance practices; with performances, recordings, workshops, and through innovative interdisciplinary educational programs, publications, and electronic media.
Early Music Alberta is an active promoter and organiser of an early music concert series, an early music festival and is sponsor of many early music related activities."
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"NORDEM, Nordic Early Music Federation, is an inter-Nordic organization for early music, founded September 6, 2006 in Stockholm. The Federation represents the early music festivals, organizations and organizers in the North.
It will work to strengthen the early music's place in the Nordic music community and among other things, stimulate educational activity."
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"The Association GEMA (Spanish Groups of Early Music) was founded during the days 12 to February 14, 2010, in which a significant number of Spanish early music groups met in Leon intended to create an association that represents our profession .
Over fifty groups, participated at drafting a Constitution and elect a Board of Directors .
The more important overall objectives, In relation to the purposes of the Association, were identified as establishing the legal aid to groups to help regulate their legal operation and structuring in order to help in developing a channel for dialogue with political institutions to determine the development of historical music. In this way the Association can address GEMA ideas and find solutions to problems and shortcomings that concern us: the national and international presence in the sector, legal groups, taxes and withholding taxes, labor relations, etc..
The Association meets GEMA groups of all autonomous regions, and a member since October 2010 State Board of Performing Arts and Music. …" (Translated with the help of Google Translate)
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"The Renaissance Society was founded in 1944 to promote the understanding and appreciation of plainchant, Renaissance polyphony and other types of vocal and instrumental music from the period. The founder was Michael Howard who was later to achieve distinction as the Organist and Master of the Choristers at Ely cathedral before holding other prestigious posts in the musical world.
The Renaissance Singers was formed at the same time as the performing arm of the Society, and apart from a period of silence in the 1980s has maintained an impressive schedule of concerts. Many recordings have been made-the last in February 1998.
The success of the Singers is evidenced by the detailed and fascinating archive dating from July 1944, but it took 55 years for a wider role for the Society to emerge.
In 1999 Saeculum was launched as a festival of early music and is the first major activity undertaken by the Society other than the running of the Renaissance Singers. The immediate success of Saeculum meant that in 2000 the scope was broadened beyond the running of a single annual weekend event and now Saeculum events take place throughout the year. They include cultural events beyond the staging concerts and include workshops for musicians and the appreciation of wine and art. …"
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"The "Thüringer Bach Weeks" are a project of the association "Thüringer Bach Festival Association" The club was founded in 2004 and currently has about fifty members, who work for maintenance and performance of Baroque music, particularly the works of Johann Sebastian Bach in Thüringer."
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"La Fundación Camerata de Caracas is a non-profit institution whose mission is to bring all the groups that make up a high level of artistic excellence, to educate all those involved in its activities through a new experience and a wide cultural activity and comprehensive education of music students specializing in international early music and of Latin America. …"
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"… The Bach Society was founded at Christ the King Lutheran Church under the initial leadership of Carroll and Dorry Shaddock, inspired by the example of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Manhattan, which presented cantatas on a weekly basis at Sunday evening vespers services. Dr. Robert Lynn, professor of musicology at the University of Houston (now emeritus), was engaged as Music Director, and together they worked to establish an ensemble which reflected the latest research and scholarship of historically-informed performance practice. A series of Bach Vespers was the Society's first offering; the response of the public was overwhelming, and attendance remained at capacity over the years as the number of presentations steadily increased. …"
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"Bach Vespers at Holy Trinity, just off NYC's famous Lincoln Square, invites you to engage in the unique historic experience of hearing full Bach cantatas in the setting for which they were written. Each Sunday through the end of April, 2012, cantatas will be rendered on their appropriate liturgical Sundays following the practice of J.S. Bach himself in 18th Century Leipzig. These candlelit vespers services also feature organ works, choral motets, chamber music and exciting hymn singing with the renowned Bach Choir and Bach Players on period instruments under the direction of Cantor Rick Erickson. The assembly gathering each week is a diverse community of people in age, lifestyle, sexual orientation, religious affiliation and nationality. All are welcome. Bach Vespers requests a free-will offering during the service and encourages everyone to give generously. Annual contributions and weekly offerings fully support this series and its team of professional artists. "
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"IndyBaroque Music, Inc. is an umbrella non-profit organization that consists of two member organizations, Ensemble Voltaire and the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra.
We enrich, educate and inspire the Central Indiana community through performance of 17th and 18th century music. We believe in the importance of fostering connections between the past and present; building a sense of community and mutual understanding; and encouraging the process of self discovery though music."
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Since 2008, les Rendez-vous de Musique Ancienne offers a bold and eclectic concert season in the Chapelle du Sacré-Coeur à la Croix-Rousse in Lyon.
Favoring an accessible approach , les Rendez-vous de Musique Ancienne welcomes artistic teams who cultivate and present a fresh outlook of early music.
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" ... Min-On literally means "the people's music," and it is Min-On's aim to return music to the people, offering everyone the opportunity to enjoy the world's finest performing arts, as well as promoting international cultural exchange and peace by introducing music and performing arts from every country around the world.
The Min-On Concert Association was founded in 1963 at the initiative of Daisaku Ikeda, president of the Soka Gakkai International. As a nonprofit, independent, nondenominational organization, Min-On promotes the global exchange of musical culture with the aim of developing mutual understanding and respect among people of different races and nationalities. In 1965, Min-On was registered as a legally incorporated foundation, and today it is possibly the largest private, nonprofit performing arts promoter in the world, supported by more than a million sustaining members throughout Japan. ..."
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Thrinfamy: A Birth Announcement
Teenie Tiny Pseudonymous was born atop the Stratosphere, Las Vegas at 8:41 pm on Wednesday, December 17, 2014. She was delivered by an elite team of board certified Cirque du Soleil performers who–in collaboration with Mrs. Pseudonymous's well-orchestrated pushing–perfectly timed the delivery with the opening Ringo Starr drum solo of The Beatles' "LOVE" show. Then, just as Teenie's head emerged from her mother's hoo-hoo, an electromagnetic pulse was inexplicably unleashed, triggering all slot machines within a five-mile radius to display three consecutive bow-wearing stick figures and completely empty themselves of coins, much to the delight of cheap, low-stakes patrons (and to the disappointment of "the house," who apparently does not always win after all). Via a system of pulleys and bicycles, the Soleil performers then counterbalanced the infant with an elephant, a grand piano, and a pint of Guinness, and after consulting Siri, declared the infant to weigh in at .0032885 metric tons (all, of course, to the tune of The Beatles' "Carry That Weight").
I Don't Want To
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Thesis The End
On any given night, from about 10 pm to whenever gets the job done, you're likely to find a single light on in my house–one in the living room by a recliner we inherited from my wife's grandfather. And in that chair, you are likely to find a disheveled, stubbly-faced thirty-something man hunched over a laptop, cussing out a Microsoft Word document at a volume that will wake neither the sleeping three-year-olds around the corner nor a pregnant woman passed out on the nine-pillow sculpture she has meticulously perfected over the past few weeks. While verbally abusing his own abused verbiage, he'll likely be nursing a craft IPA or a bowl of ice cream (or both)–you know, just to take the edge off.
In case you haven't already Sherlocked where I'm going with this, the insomniac in question is me.
While sleep and I are super duper BFFs and take cute selfies with each other like every single night, I elect to stay up after corralling the kids into the bathroom so they can spend 15 minutes whining about not wanting to brush their teeth and two minutes actually doing it; after reading multiple bedtime stories and refusing third encores; after watching my unborn child kick around my wife's uterus while taking in whatever's on our DVR; after my wife crashes in the middle of a show and I'm fighting sleep myself even though it's only 9:30. Yes, despite all of this, I stay up because I have unfinished bidness. Even though I've found a big boy job I absolutely love and am working it full-time, I still have that all important, all-encompassing, all-kinds-of-psychotic last step of my PhD to plow through–my dissertation.
I'll admit I take weekends off, and even a weekday here and there, but since about May of this year, I've been on this late-night regiment for a consistent four nights a week. Come 10 pm, I'm in that chair. Thinking. Number-crunching. Writing. Chasing. Snoozing. Wiping the drool off my face. Deleting the full page and a half of letter W's my dead hand made while I was unconscious. Taking a sip of beer. Taking another five sips. Sighing loudly. Thinking. Number-crunching. Writing. Chasing.
In mid-September I cleared the first hurdle and laid the first draft of my thesis to rest–all 229 pages of it–and turned it into the chair of my committee for his feedback. Then came revisions, which bled into October, and once that was finally done, November's late nights have been spent tackling the slideshow for presentation at my defense.
For those unfamiliar with the process, after writing and revising your kajillion-page dissertation, you are then asked to "defend" it to a committee of faculty chosen by you. This committee reviews your thesis, and then, at the "defense," you present your findings in person, followed by the committee asking questions to challenge the validity and thoroughness of your work while barraging you with paintball guns to break your concentration. If the committee is satisfied with the answers you provide, 99 red balloons fall from the ceiling and Bill Murray inexplicably wanders in from the street to shake your hand and congratulate you on becoming a doctor just before performing an impromptu karaoke rendition of The Ramones' "Blitzkrieg Bop." On the other hand, if the committee is not satisfied, you are handcuffed by an enormous sluglike creature named Jabba and shuttled out to the middle of the desert to be cast into a Sarlacc pit for all eternity.
Good News/Bad News: Tall Order
Good News: For the first time in our seven-year relationship, my wife and I purchased a brand new mattress and boxspring. We got a smokin' deal on top of a rebate and we will now be spending our nights on cloudlike memory foam.
Bad News: The new bed is about eight inches higher, so my pregnant wife can't get in and out of bed without a stool.
Me: "But it's nice once you get up here, right?"
Wife: "Shut up."
The Problem with Cookies
I watched the sun as it crawled toward the horizon through a line of palm trees just off in the distance. Despite it being early October, the temperature was still in the mid-eighties, meaning a t-shirt, shorts, and flip flops were the only way to go. A cool breeze blew through my toes as I finished off my Philly cheesesteak and glanced at my wife and kids around the table.
No, we were not on vacation. We were not at the beach. In fact, we were actually sitting outside at a restaurant only a few miles from our house. This is Arizona's "Fall," and after four months of 110-degree weather, it reminds us every year the real reason we live here.
Gazing at the orange sky silhouetted by palms, I told my wife, "I know you grew up here, but every time I see a sight like this, it still feels like I'm on vacation." (I was raised in Connecticut, where it was not uncommon to expect snow on Halloween.)
"Yep," she replied. "This is like the best time of year. And it goes by so fast." She's right. As soon as the weather cools off, it always feels like a dead sprint through Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's.
But this evening, with autumn still new and shiny, time seemed to stand still.
"Are we still getting ice cream?" asked my son, who had just finished his chicken nuggets.
"Well, yeah, Buddy," my wife replied. "We are, but we're still waiting for Sister to finish her dinner."
My son eyed his sister, who was leisurely nibbling on her fries, with plenty still piled on her plate. He grimaced. "Is this a dessert place, too?"
"No, Buddy. They only have chicken nuggets and French fries and Mommy and Daddy's cheesesteaks." (And yes, in case you're wondering, cheesesteaks followed by ice cream were, in fact, my pregnant wife's idea. Boo-yah.)
Looking up from her fries, my daughter chimed in. "I saw cookies inside."
The Right to Remain Idle
"Making a human is hard work, you know? This is why women shouldn't have to do ANYthing else. And I know that sets feminists back 100 to 200 years, but I don't care. If you're pregnant, you shouldn't have to do ANYthing. It's the truth." — My Wife
Naming the Guppy
Me: Hey sweetie, if The Baby in Mommy's Tummy is a girl, what do you think we should name her?
Daughter: Bubble Guppy.
Me: Like, one of the characters' names on Bubble Guppies? Like Oona, or Deema?
Daughter: No. Just Bubble Guppy.
Me: Okay, what if it's a boy?
Daughter: Bubble Guppy Boy.
Me: Well, that settles that.


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Letter: Lawyer's case omitted some facts
The Sept. 11 letter "More facts about malpractice" left out some facts.
Many of the small percentage of people who die from so-called medical provider neglect do not in fact die from neglect. The term "neglect," like the term, "reasonable," is a nebulous term and is only in the eye of the beholder. The findings of neglect by many greedy "lottery" juries have often been overturned.
Lawyer fees capped at "only" one-third of recovery may still be a huge amount and more than enough to attract greedy, unscrupulous lawyers.
The finding that there are 90 times more peer-determined malpractice events than lawsuits to redress them is misleading. Peer-determined malpractice (and physician discipline) usually has to do with procedural rules rather than direct patient care.
Arrogant lawyers who generally attempt to paint errant physicians as whiners and forgers who kill, maim and wound patients should be disbarred.
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Because really, what am I supposed to say? Everyone else should feel free to post their own commentary though.
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A selection of photos readers have recently shared in our Flickr Group:
Eric has a whole collection of these then & now photos, see his album Same place, different time on Flickr.
Today the Capital Center Commission approved plans for a new building in Capital Center, the second phase of Capitol Cove, now dubbed, The Commons at Providence Station.
The developer described the building in a presentation to the Commission:
Phase II – The Commons at Providence Station
The first phase of Capitol Cove was the construction of Building A in 2005. The current phase is development of Building B on Parcel 6, and the project has been renamed to The Commons at Providence Station. The project will consist of 169 units of residential apartments, approximately 169 enclosed parking spaces, as well as amenity areas, leasing office, and community spaces.
The site extends the established street grid and breaks down
the scale of the building into an appropriate size for the site. The site boundaries are Smith Street to the North, Canal Street along the East, and the existing Building A along the South edge of the site towards Park Row. The West elevation of the building faces the catenaries and rail line of the Amtrak/MBTA commuter rail lines.
The entry to the site will be along an existing road which runs parallel to Building A. The drive entry up to Building B will consist of a circular courtyard and will provide a drop-off area, entry into the garage (west side), and an area set aside for van or truck parking for building deliveries. This space will also accommodate moving trucks to allow for clearance of any vehicular or pedestrian traffic within the courtyard entry. The Riverwalk will connect from Building A up to Smith Street.
The approved design has been maintained for the new project. The approach to newer, more efficient building materials and finish materials has been considered in the current design. The shape of the building and surrounding area remain true to the intent of the original design approved by the Committee in 2003.
The design incorporates architectural variety in the approach
to materials to allow for smaller, distinct architectural districts rather than a monolithic development. Materials used in Building A will be incorporated in Building B. The buildings will be finished in two tones of brick, metal panel accents, and exterior painted cementitious panel system.
Two levels of parking are planned. Level P1 will enter from the East at the entry courtyard. Level P2 will enter from Smith Street. Level P1 will connect the entry, amenity, and community spaces. Both Level P1 and P2 will include residential units along the Canal Street side.
Building B is a challeng ing use of the undeveloped area of Parcel 6 because of the close proximity to the Amtrak/commuter rail lines, which generate noise and feature prominent catenary lines. These detrimental features make this parcel especially difficult and costly to develop. Taking these challenges into consideration, the team seeks to address these issues with design solutions. The development will include a continuation of the Riverwalk from Building A, and complete the connection from Park Row West to Smith Street, allowing uninterrupted pedestrian access. The area along the Riverwalk will include landscaping similar to that on the adjacent sites. The building will be designed and built to follow LEED Design Guidelines and will seek to meet LEED Silver criteria at minimum.
|Capital Center Commission Meeting
Wednesday, February 12, 2013 • 12:00 noon
Joseph A. Doorley, Jr. Municipal Building
444 Westminster Street, 1st Floor Conference Room Providence, RI 02903
Approval of Meeting Minutes of December 19, 2013
Elect Vice Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer
Appoint Melvin Bilezerian to the Design Review Committee of the Capital Center Commission (term to expire 6/18)
Amend Section 6: Quorum
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The Providence Preservation Society has released its annual list of the Ten Most Endangered Properties in Providence. The list will be highlighted with a photo exhibit at their annual meeting tonight.
The List:
Among the oldest buildings on Federal Hill, 57 Federal Street is a two story, 5-bay-facade, center hall-plan house with a single interior brick chimney and a central entrance with sidelights, located between Atwells Avenue and Broadway. While Federal- era houses of this style are not uncommon on the East Side of Providence, the Federal Hill neighborhood was largely undeveloped grazing land before 1820. Although 57 Federal Street is likely one of the oldest remaining buildings in the immediate area, it is not included on any historic resource survey, and is not listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
While the existing door head may be a modern replacement, several of the building's details remain remarkably intact including the building's clapboards and window sash. Unfortunately, the house has been abandoned for several years, with broken windows on the second story leaving the building completely open to the elements.
In the coming year PPS hopes to better document this unique building, and work with the City of Providence to fully secure the building and address maintenance and safety issues.
One of the overriding concerns of the plan is to insure that development reaches urban densities and that land uses relate to each other in urbane ways. Only by satisfying these concerns can the new development achieve a sense of being integrated with downtown.
|Capital Center Commission Meeting
Wednesday, November 13, 2013 • 12:00 noon
Joseph A. Doorley, Jr. Municipal Building
444 Westminster Street, 1st Floor Conference Room Providence, RI 02903
In spite of Providence Zoning rules and Capital Center rules forbidding it, the State is moving ahead with plans to expand a surface parking lot on the State House grounds and building a new surface parking lot adjacent to the State House.
ecoRI reports that the Department of Administration (DOA) has already started work on expanding the Assembly Members parking lot on the State House grounds. "Work on the two tiers of new parking to the east of the Statehouse, along Smith Street, will replace 2,000 square feet of grass with some 40 parking spaces."
Meanwhile, as we discussed in July, the DOA has spent $3.1 million purchasing property along Francis Street next to the Veterans Memorial Auditorium for even more surface parking.
The Chairman of the Capital Center Commission, Deming Sherman is none to happy about all this. Sherman told The Providence Journal that there should be less parking around the State House, not more and that a parking garage should be built behind the DOA building.
When the State restarted the project to expand the parking lot on the State House lawn in June of this year, Sherman contended that the plan had to be submitted to the Capital Center Commission for review, the DOA claims that their authority supercedes the Capital Center Commission (which was created by the State) as well as City zoning.
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See also: State to pay $3.1 million to buy land for prohibited parking
As Ted Nesi reported in his Saturday Morning Post and ProJo reports today, the State Properties Committee has agreed to spend $3.1 million acquiring several parcels on Francis Street across from the State House and the Veterans Memorial Auditorium. State officials tell ProJo they would like to turn the land into a parking lot 'available for visitors to state offices on Smith Hill and patrons of Veterans Memorial Auditorium.' The Governor's Director of Administration, Richard Licht, told Ted Nesi, "It may be 25 years or more before we actually put a building on it, but we'll never get it for a lower price."
The parcels are within the City's D-1 zoning designation (as well as in the Capital Center District). D-1 zoning regulation list surface parking as a prohibited use except for as a carefully defined interim use (ephasis mine):
Interim surface parking may be permitted by waiver by the DRC as an interim use so long as it is either accessory to another interim use on the same lot, or to accommodate parking to serve a construction project. Said construction parking shall cease when the construction is complete. Interim Use surface parking lots shall conform to Section 502.2 E.
Why is the State spending money for land to use for a prohibited use? State government has been shrinking, why would we need more parking on Smith Hill? Isn't there a
public garage at the DOT? Isn't there street parking? Isn't there parking at the mall? Isn't the State strapped for cash? Couldn't people take the RIPTA to Smith Hill? Is there really a parking crisis up there, can people not get their business with the State done due to a lack of parking (I've never found that to be the case)?
This would be a fine place for more State offices, but we do not need for it to be a surface parking lot for 25 years.
Oh, and just in case you forgot what state you were in, RINPR reports that most of the parcels in question are owned by former Senate Majority Leader John Hawkins. Isn't that convenient for the retired Senator?
We haven't been keeping up very well with all the great photos shared in our Flickr Group. Most of these are from earlier in the spring:
A selection of photos readers have recently shared in our Flickr Group:
A selection of photos readers have recently shared in our Flickr Group:
A selection of photos readers have recently shared in our Flickr Group:
In response to recent discussions on parking at the State House reader Nicolas R. Mariscal submits a Photoshop rendering (above) of what the State House area could look like with better land use planning. Nicholas says:
I saw your post on the parking situation at the state house, and agree that the surface parking is an eyesore, like it is almost everywhere else around Providence.
So I was bored after class today and photoshopped an aerial image of the RI State House that could get rid of the surface lots, still keeping in mind that most people commuting will drive to work.
Got rid of the surface lots, and feel a parking garage with a nice facade/metal screen, lighting and shops on the first floor could go on the fourth side(blank side) of the odd postmodern plaza in the middle of all the state offices. Creating a nice courtyard between all the buildings.
I like the idea of combining a parking structure with ground floor retail uses on the State House complex grounds. There really is no good place in the immediate area to get a bite to eat or a cup of coffee for state employees or visitors. Retail at a garage could help that, and the central plaza could become a good place for workers and visitors to enjoy thier lunch.
The State House is a great place to start reforming Providence's parking crisis. The great map that Jef put up last April shows that the State House contributes considerably to the overwhelming of our downtown space by surface parking.
From the outset, 10% of State House parking lot space should be repurposed as a vegetable and flower garden, which could be run in private-public partnership with the Southside Community Land Trust. Repurposing State House parking will highlight one of the city's best reasons for optimism, the Land Trust's Lots for Hope program. Produce from the raised beds could be used to fill food banks around the state, or could be sold at Rhode Island's farmers' markets to return a modest revenue boost to the state budget.
The remaining spaces should no longer be free. Legislators and other State House employees should receive a transportation stipend, equal to the amount of money currently being spent on paving a parking spot for them to use. Those who continue to drive to the State House would not lose money, but they will at least be aware that parking is a fiscal choice. But many others will choose to save money by carpooling, taking transit, or biking to the capital. The plan will be revenue neutral to taxpayers, in that it will simply repurpose funds already being spent.
Parking demand will decrease if this plan is put in place, and as it does, the state should gradually remove more spaces to increase the area of the garden. As in Denmark, where cities have committed to remove 2-3% of parking spaces per year to reduce their carbon footprints, the State House could set a per year goal for removal of spots, with the eventual culmination of a parking lot half the size of the current one. The gradual pace of change will allow for other transportation options to be developed.
The second part of the photos readers have been sending us over the duration of the storm. This set shows some of the day after.


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Paycards replace paper paychecks this July
After July 1, CU will permanently swap paper payroll checks for paycards, giving you an easier, greener and more secure means of getting paid. The university has teamed with security services provider Brinks to issue CU employees Brink's Money cards, alternatives to paper paychecks and traditionally managed direct deposit accounts. (Please note: Only CU employees who receive paper paychecks will be sent paycards. If you are signed up for direct deposit, you will continue to be paid that way.)
Switching to paycards will allow CU to comply with state regulations while bestowing a variety of benefits to its workforce. The change will save CU more than $50,000 each year on printing and mailing paper checks.
Paycards will be CU's default pay option. If you fail to sign up for direct deposit, you will be mailed a paycard. Each pay period, CU will load your paycard with the money you've earned, which you can withdraw or transfer starting at 7 a.m. MDT.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Excellent overall vehicle. Very reliable.
2002 Ml320 — Excellent overall vehicle. Very reliable. Versatile and sporty. Maintenance costs were not very high. Would buy parts direct and take to a mechanic and pay for labor. Strong engine, turns on the drop of a dime yet comfortable on road trips.
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Reliable, all wheel drive, stylish
High cost of minor things
My Third M Class — This is my third m class. I like the model and design. For reliability ths car can't be beat. It always goes. The little things like door lock actuators are crazy expensive to fix. Ride and comfort still great even after 11 years for this workhorse
Helebiary writes:
2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
very solid nice style
to many issues with censers and electronics
Still Like Driving It — after you drive one for a while it grows on you .If you know what i mean i like how solid and well build it is it makes you feel safer than other suv's out there but Germans still need to cache up with Japanese when it comes to electronics reliability
Greg writes:
2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Overall great car....
none - maybe brakes....
Fun To Drive — Performance: great engine, it is very powerful and performs well. Build Quality: solid car (small truck). Other than a computer issue and brakes all other repairs normal. This car does require a lot of brake jobs and they still squeak. A weakness with Mercedes. Appearance: Good looking car..won't win any awards. Cost of ownership - normal for car of this quality. Fun car to drive, Plenty of get up an go.
Primary Use: Family transportation
TDSTDS writes:
2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Fun, Solid, Secure, Prestigious, Roomy, Comfortable, Versatile, Great Value
MBs are always expensive to repair.
Amazing Value, Fun To Drive — Great balance in an SUV. Enough power, good mileage, nice amenities, classy MB look. It is meant to be a truck, not a car, so if you don't want a truck go elsewhere. But some of us want the toughness of a truck, with luxury amenities. Fun to drive -- you feel like you can handle anything that comes at you. Flies along at 85 mph comfortably on the freeway. Some of the consumer magazines have poor mouthed these, with the result that the prices on used ones are amazingly reasonable. We've got both a 2001 (175,000 mi.) and a 2002 (54,000 mi.). We'll be keeping them both for the foreseeable future.
Mike writes:
2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 Review
Power, Perfomance, Pleasure
Dont Buy Unless You Can Afford Expensive Repairs Or Have Relative Who Is A Mercedes Whiz! Thanks Al — outstanding performance, BUT UNRELIABLE, poor quality interior materials, beautiful SUV, expensive to own until all quirks fixed by FACTORY GENIUS MECHANIC, thank you Allen Michael, it is a blast to drive, dont bother with the navigation until 2006 or after, cant wait for some snow!!
Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
Clive writes:
2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Its A Family Choice — very light hybrid driving that offers pleasure for family , touring ,urban ,camping ,transit and a lot more other activities,very light handling ,but powerfull acceleration.needs attension when when braking from high speeds,very comfortable leather interior ,also back seats fold to make a very usefull van
Primary Use: Family transportation
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Its a Benz
Gas Mileage sucks
Its Ok. .... .i Guess — with the slap-shift I got 0-100km in 7.9sec. Nice interior. Bose sound system. Gold on outside, beige on the inside. Leather. 14-15mpg in the city 17-18 on the highway. It's very fun to drive. Nothing special. Brakes well. Handles good. No maintenance problems....yet. My trunk is messed up, needs to be fixed.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Review
Awesome Car — Good awesome car for family, safe and sound. Reliable on long relations.Good comfort on front and back. Back seats 6th & 7th are a bit tight but it does what we ask. It is fun to drive and we hope many others would enjoy the same.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 Review
Just about everything!
Nothing yet!
Love My Ml320! — Love my new (to me) ML320! It looks great... can go anywhere... and is more than comfortable. I'm looking forward to taking some road trips and really putting it through the paces... after a while, I'll update this with what I think.
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1998 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
Its Pretty Cool But Maintenance Is Expensive
I like the suv,the maintenance sucks, it drives really smooth,i love the way it looks, it get pretty good gas mileage,lots of room and compartments to store things,good sound system, overall its a p... Read More
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performance - Excellent acceleration, good braking distance, excellent handling for a suv. build quality - exceptional build quality, no mechanical or body problems appearence - awesome, kind of a plu... Read More
1999 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
I Have Had This Vehicle For 11years,its Become A Family Member, Another Limb....iove It
This car's pros totally outweight its cons!!!! I would buy one for each of my closest loved ones if I could afford it.....I highly recommend to any luxury SUV lover out there!!!! I have had her for 11... Read More
An Amazingly Reliable, Safe, Fun, Luxurious Car
I have a 1999 ML 320, which was my moms car but was very recently passed down to me. This car is an amazing vehicle and currently has 198000 miles on it and is 15 years old. There has never been a iss... Read More
2000 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
Stlyish .. German Engenering ... Safe .. Reliable
great to drive .. luxury SUV,,,, you can haul a lot of stuff in this car.. seats 5 people ... love the visibility .. and the handling of this car.. and rock solid and safe to drive in ... looks great ... Read More
Its An All Round Good Car
I like the fact you can fit lots of stuff in it but hate the fact it drinks so much I personally will stick with it as I have changed it to gas but fuel is dear these days and there aren't many people... Read More
2001 Mercedes-Benz M-Class Reviews
The "bubble " / Aka The Chariot !
This is a Great little SUV. We call her, the "Bubble" I was going to sell it for a moment and then looking at her and thinking about how good these are in the snow and off road I couldn't part with he... Read More
Electrical is an ongoing problem. Granted it's 13 years old but less than 100k miles. Seems like some sensor or solenoid goes out every 2-3 months. Still has decent acceleration. Good but not great... Read More
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Love My Ml
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UNC football alum Pat Crowley building program at Winston-Salem high school, ex-UNC players helping
In case anyone was wondering, no, Pat Crowley isn't just rounding up his best friends with football knowledge and descending on Reynolds with hopes of...
Wednesday January 28, 2015
My Carolina Experience: Jason Brown
Former UNC football player Jason Brown's life has been far from ordinary. He has faced challenges head on and conquered them. Now, he's a man...
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Video: Mack Brown Visits Chapel Hill
Former Tar Heel football coach Mack Brown visited Chapel Hill and spoke with Jones Angell about the recent hire of defensive coordinator Gene Chizik, the...
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UNC, Wake Forest deserve credit for schedule choice
It is about time ACC teams got creative with their schedules. Because it is an absolute crying shame that two of the oldest rivals in...
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Carolina And Wake Forest Schedule Non-Conference Football Series
ACC members North Carolina and Wake Forest have agreed to a home-and-home non-conference football series in 2019 and 2021. UNC will play in Winston-Salem on...
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12 college quarterbacks who successfully changed positions for the NFL
Ronald Curry, 2002: Curry was one of the greatest two-sport athletes of his time, starring in both football and basketball at both Hampton (Va.) High...
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Piscataway mayor Brian Wahler presented a Rutgers shirt to Chapel Hill mayor Mark Kleinschmidt on Friday as a result of the wager they made on...
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UNC had two players go in the first round of Sports Illustrated's 2014 NFL Draft repick. Eric Ebron stayed in the first round after an...
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For the second year in a row, Carolina Athletics will honor pioneering former student-athletes with the Tar Heel Trailblazers award. This year's honorees are Karen...
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Early ACC Football Predictions for 2015
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Fedora making smart moves to improve UNC's defense
Larry Fedora parted ways with defensive coordinator Vic Koenning. Then, he hit a virtual home run by landing former Auburn head coach Gene Chizik to...
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Established in 1862, Congregation B'nai B'rith is the oldest reform synagogue in the city. Its home is the Wilshire Boulevard Temple, a striking, stately structure on the edge of what's now a congested stretch in Koreatown. Built in 1929, the temple was designed by A.M. Edelman, son of the congregation's first rabbi, Abraham Edelman. During the Golden Age of Hollywood, the temple was the go-to place of worship for scores of movie-industry professionals who wanted to assimilate into American culture without sacrificing their Jewish identity. The building's enormous Byzantine revival-style dome was funded by Hollywood producer Irving Thalberg, while Louis B. Mayer donated funds for the temple's art glass windows. Carl Laemmle donated spice box chandeliers, and the temple's biblical murals were commissioned by Jack, Harry and Albert Warner, aka the Warner Bros. The Wilshire Boulevard Temple is in the midst of an ambitious $150 million overhaul, but with such a dazzling history, its future looks just as bright as its starry past. 3663 Wilshire Blvd., Koreatown. (213) 388-2401, wilshireboulevardtemple.org.
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Pandora's 76.5 million active listeners represent over 9% of all radio listening in the U.S., and they have spoken by their thumbs. The service, which lets you teach it what to play by giving songs either a "thumbs up" or "thumbs down," revealed that users have voted with their thumbs 50 billion times — the equivalent of seven thumbs for every person on Earth. So, what did they choose? Here you go.