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The Zoning Board of Adjustment will allow a Key resident to build an addition on the side of his house, even though it violates the town's daylight plane ordinance.
But the only reason the zoning board made the decision at its Thursday, May 14 regular meeting was because the addition being constructed will be built next to a neighbor with a double lot, which will not adversely impact the home next door.
To receive approval for the extension, D. Reese Pierce, the owner of the home at 801 Penfield St., asked the zoning board for an 11-degree waiver of the town's daylight-plane ordinance. The waiver will allow
Pierce to build a 979-square-foot addition to the right side of his home.
The home, which has 3,940 square feet of total space under roof, will increase to 4,919 square feet of space under roof once the addition is built. Pierce is building the addition to make room for parents that will be moving in with him and his wife.
But because the home was built in 1994, years before the town's daylight-plane ordinance was adopted, the waiver needed to be requested.
The town was one of the first communities in the area to establish daylight plane requirements, which act as setback requirements as a house is constructed. As a house goes up, the setbacks increase at an angle to prevent 40-foot solid walls at the setback line. The ordinance was created to preserve light and air circulation between neighboring properties and encourages creative architectural design. The ordinance also helps blend larger, new, elevated homes with smaller, older homes in the area.
While new zoning board member Gaele Barthold suggested that Pierce could reduce the angle waiver from 11 degrees to nine degrees to set the addition further back from his neighbor's property, Pierce explained that his contractor discouraged the reduction.
"Not lining up the addition with the existing walls and roof would weaken the home's resistance to hurricanes," Pierce said.
Because the town's planning board found there was not sufficient evidence to make an opinion on the application, the zoning board approved the request by a 4-0 vote.
The board came to its decision after the findings revealed the addition had little adverse impact to the neighbors, and the application had two letters from neighbors who had no problem with the addition.
"If his neighbors don't have a problem with it, I don't either," said zoning board member George Pasini.
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Hôtel l'Elysée Val d'Europe at Disneyland help/other hotels?
in my seach into disney hotels for next march i have several hotels in mind, and found this one, (and revewis seem ok and is the cheapest one so far)
i note on the disney site, although they are not a disney hotel you can get extra magic hours at this particular hotel, does any one know, is this only if you by a disney package from disney or would it be the same if i booked the trip via expedia and tickets via disney??
also what is the transport like to dlp from this hotel as its not on site, and what are peoples opinion of the hotel
other hotels we are considering is disneys santa fe and, explorers and kyriad, however this one is the cheapest and we dont really anticipate spending much time at the hotel, we are staying for 4 nights in march next year
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Re: Hôtel l'Elysée Val d'Europe at Disneyland help/other hotels?
i have had a suggestion from a friend as well, who has also suggested as we internd to spend a day/evening in paris, that we could get a cheap hotel in paris (a couple i have found on expedia for around £50-£70 for the nights, not bad really considering it will only be an extra £25-35 each, including Hotel d'Amiens, Lyon Bastille Hotel, Le Havane, Hotel Monte Carlo ) and suggests what they did when they went to disney the same lengh of time we did (4 nights, with almost 5 full days as the flights we are looking at land in paris on the arrival day at 9.10 am and the flight departs on our last day at 6.45pm) and what they did, instead of packing, had the disney hotel booked for all 4 nights, (as the price they got when booking was not much differrent doing 4 nights vs 3 nights, ) they left their bags at the disney hotel and took a small back pack with clothes to wear the night they were in paris, and left the rest of their stuff at the disney hotel
how they worked it out was
Friday am - arrived in paris, went straight to hotel, checked in and dropped off bags, went to one of the parks for the whole day
sat am - got train from hotel to paris itself, checked into paris hotel spent saturday day (sightseeing in day and night in paris (they went to moulin rouge and an evening cruise on the seinne)
sunday am - couple hours sight seeing then had lunch and got train back to hotel in disney land
sunday afternoon - spent afternoon at one of the parks
monday - at parks and then shopping later on then back to disney for some wild west show??
tuesday - at park for a few hours, then went to collect bags to get train to airport to catch the flight
what are peoples opinion on this, do you think we could manage it, myu friend did, but dont know if that was a fluke or not, they did say they were exhausted when they got back though
Re: Hôtel l'Elysée Val d'Europe at Disneyland help/other hotels?
Hi and welcome
It's a moderate hotel, wont blow your mind but clean tidy and fine to use as a base. You can just about see the studios off in the distance
Checking in can take a little while but nothing awful
There's a fairly useful mall with grocery stores just across the street which is also good although food in the hotel can be pricey even for basics.
It's about 10 mins away by the shuttle bus and you get the usual perks like extra hours and so on. Doesnt matter where you book, it's a hotel perk.
I PERSONALLY prefer santa fe but theyre both fine
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Post subject: Sacraments
Why don't Quakers baptize or take the Lord's Supper?
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Don't need to.
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Eph 4:5 says "One Lord, one faith, one baptism". The 'one baptism' is the baptism in the Holy Spirit which happens upon conversion. If we got water baptised too then that would be two baptisms.
When we partake of the Spirit, thru ministry at meeting etc, we are symbolically partaking of His body and blood, no need for actual wine and bread.
Quakers believe that Jesus's statements to be baptised and to partake of the bread and wine are symbolic in the same way that most christians believe His 'command' about foot-washing is symbolic..
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add to this, physical baptism / communion requires a human to dispense these symbol's of God's grace. Quakerism, at its roots, is a response to clerical abuse which was exasperated by the political situation in England. When a human dispenses God's grace -- the human has the ability to use this as a tool of power over others.
A recent example of this abuse would be the Roman Catholic Bishop who forbid John Kerry to be allowed Eucharist just before the 2004 presidential elections... imagine the level of abuse which happened during a civil war, considering that one of the purposes of the war was to determine if the state church was Anglican or Presbyterian.
Do Friends speak to today's condition, or are we only a historical footnote?
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and The Supper of Our Lord in the Richmond Declaration of Faith.
The position is that Quakers do believe in baptism and communion, but not in the physical forms of them.
This was one part of the Quaker rejection of the rituals and forms of churches in their day. I think the real basis of the position is a focus on the inward rather than the outward. I think the weakness of the position is the implication that the inward and the outward are necessarily opposed.
You will find some Friends groups on the evangelical part of the Friends spectrum that do offer water baptism and communion with the physical elements to those that want it, but this remains very much a minority position among Friends. However, there are some Friends mission fields where water baptism of new converts is the norm.
It is not terribly uncommon today for Friends whose meetings/churches do not practice communion with the outward elements to sometimes visit other churches where they do participate in such communion.
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I don't see the need to baptize.
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BillSamuel wrote:
This was one part of the Quaker rejection of the rituals and forms of churches in their day. I think the real basis of the position is a focus on the inward rather than the outward. I think the weakness of the position is the implication that the inward and the outward are necessarily opposed.
there are quakers who do think that way, bill. i know a bunch.
but the older interpretation mentioned the inward/outward opposition only
establishing that the forms themselves were just that, forms.
the first and most important aspect of the original idea was that the forms themselves had no power-- one could achieve the same result without the forms, and participating in the forms was no guarentee of the expected result.
relying on a form that had no power was considered an error because it might lead to the idea that the outward form was the necessary part.
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The most recent issue of 'Friends' Journal' has an article called 'Quaker Communion'. The article is about a small group of Quakers who decided to engage in a simple communion service. I found the article moving because recently I had felt a leading to practice communion. It was strong enough that I integrated it into my morning prayers. I find it richly satisfying.
I think that part of the reason for the Quaker rejection of communion is how deeply communion was embedded in a specialized priesthood. That is to say for most Christians communion can only happen if the elements are sanctified by a priest. Since Quakers rejected a specialized priesthood this kind of intimate connection between the two would lead to a rejection of a priet-dependent ceremony such as communion.
When I read the primary Bible passages upon which communion is based (in Mathew, Mark, Luke, and 1 Corinthians) the request is very simple: 'do this in remembrance of me.' There is nothing in these passages which suggests that one needs a specially dedicated or sanctified person in order to partake of communion. I do it on my own and I find it rewarding and efficacious.
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To lead on from our Friend's Jim's remarks- the Quaker view on sacraments not only disperses the gift of the 'sacramental' from the hands of a load of religious specialists- it also breaks down the walls between the sacred and profane. The search for the divine becomes profoundly democratic as in it exists in 'people' generally rather than 'persons' who perform sacramental 'stuff'.
Life in general becomes an opportunity to discern 'inward grace through outward signs'. Observing and meditating upon the change in the seasons can be sacramental. So can ordinary kitchen-table fellowship. Taking your dog for a walk can be sacramental if you're alert to what God might wish to reveal through the experience. Relationships can be particularly sacramental, especially if they bring to mind and heart the kind of values which sustain discipleship and community.
The deep meaning of 'sacrament' is not to be found in words or liturgy, but rather discovered in the recognition that the world and everything in it is 'given' from outside ourselves and not an expression of our own 'heads' (solipsism). In confronting that sense of 'outside-ness' and 'otherness' we discover reverence, appreciation and joy. These are Eucharistic feelings in the sense that they sustain the memory of the man who gave his life in love and reverence. In this way remembering 'him' is more than recollecting a set of facts. Its about remembering things about 'him' and taking them into oneself- something you can do anywhere.
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A few observations on punkrainbow's post.
I resonate with the idea that the core of communion is the sense of the 'givenness' of existence and how this takes us outside ourselves. But I am of two minds as to how to go about entering into this understanding.
The Quaker view is that all of existence is given, is a gift from God. And therefore one can enter into communion with God anywhere, under any conditions, at any time. I actually believe that. The thing is -- I cannot do it. I mean that in the ordinary ebb and flow of my life I frequently forget the presence of eternity in our midst. I get distracted, irritated, and self-absorbed or obsessed. I wander into political acrimony. At these times the eternal light is simply forgotten.
So even though I agree with the ideal as espoused, I find that I need actual occasions to remind me, once again, of this givenness and presence. One such occasion is silent worship. And I have found that another such occasion is holy communion.
In other words, on a theoretical level I can understand rejecting all ceremonies and forms. But on a practical level, on the level of my daily life, I am not able to actually live up to this espoused ideal. For an ordinary person like myself, I need the ceremonial reminders and focused occasions so that the door to the light of the world remains open.
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if a ritual works for you as a stepping stone, jim, go ahead and use it. the only risk with stepping stones is that sometimes people forget that they're meant to be stepped
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the only risk with rites and performances is when people substitute them for the experience they were intended to facilitate. this problem sometimes creeps up on all of us, gradually, until we eventually can't separate the two, and forget which one is the important one.
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Speaking of "forms", can anyone recommend any good resources on the subject?
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you bet.
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I should have been more clear.
I meant Quaker writings.
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you bet.
and here too.
if you want to know what quakerism started out as, these references can give you a good idea. since that time, quakerism has wandered off into various other directions that its founders would not have recognized as quakerism. there are more recent people, including friends, who find these old ways too restrictive. maybe they are, or maybe they are just too uncomfortable for more modern sensibilities.
but then, i'm pretty hard-nosed about this stuff.
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Post #5 Dungeon-Master Oct 19 2010, 3:36 pm
Exactly. You need double the lings, double the marines, or 1.5 times the zealots to counter roaches, with almost no unit remaining. If the zergling pressure is effective and makes the guy pull off his workers or destroys a supply depot/pylon, then the roach rush will most likely make you win the game.
If the opponent did came back in the game and can resist the roaches, then you still have a small chance of winning, because after the 4 larvas used for the 8 first lings, the remaining larvaes while the warren comes out are used to make drones, making your economy viable for a longer game. Also, the new update makes the raoches good at breaking the terran wall. |
Post #6 Neki Oct 21 2010, 12:27 am
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roaches dont counter zealots/marines/lings If the opponent did came back in the game and can resist the roaches, then you still have a small chance of winning, because after the 4 larvas used for the 8 first lings, the remaining larvaes while the warren comes out are used to make drones, making your economy viable for a longer game. Also, the new update makes the raoches good at breaking the terran wall. I don't even think 1.5 zealots will counter roaches because roaches can basically infinitely kite zealots. It's risky trying to counter roaches with zealots unless you have chargelots (which obviously not early game). I think a build very similar to this would probably the 5 roach rush, which is basically a mini-push that will crush fast-tech and fast-expo and do decently vs standard openings, but people have been saying 5RR is dead ever since the new patch, and I forget why... |
Post #7 CecilSunkure Oct 21 2010, 2:01 am
It's risky trying to counter roaches with zealots unless you have chargelots (which obviously not early game).[/color] |
Post #8 BeDazed Oct 23 2010, 11:04 pm
Not trying to be hard on you, not trying to loath on your lack of knowledge, not trying to bash on what seems to be your half-assed effort. How is this any different from a normal 9 pool build? Only that it probably is more inefficient. Creativity isn't the issue here. Until you know what you're doing, you won't know how to make a build of your own, let alone testing it's capabilities. In the long run, it might even harm your skill set.
I've been talking to many many players and seeing them always comes to a single conclusion. Caring too much about loss always makes them stay put on their level. Stop caring about your league, your rank, your losses. Learn from them, look what they did, look what you did wrong. Of course, at your level, this wouldn't mean crap. So get your ass on TL and learn some real builds. Get some hands on 'feelings'. Don't tell me squat about how they're for diamond league and it don't work for Silver. They do work. They work fantastically well, and they leave crying how they got owned by an unbelievably massive amount of macro. First, learn the builds. Second, use them. 5RR is dead ever since the new patch, Because 2 zealots and 2 stalkers > 5 roaches. |
Post #10 Tempz Oct 31 2010, 9:26 pm
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In lower ranks this usually works but most all high ranking players always get some sort of defense and go for an early expo. If they do fight it off they'll have enough resources to tech, perhaps get another expo. Its an early pressure type thing. Easily countered it should be worth it to make 9 ling rush just to scout and run back but in higher tier games that's all there worth... (attack if they got no defenses )
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Post #12 BeDazed Nov 3 2010, 11:03 am
You're just using them incorrectly. Zerglings are quite important from beginning to end. If you got left over minerals, Zerglings. If you don't have enough gas, Zerglings. I'll get to the point. Zerglings have way more use then you could imagine. It's just that, your lack of game experience and knowledge limits your use of Zerglings to seemingly nothing.
Post #13 NicholasBeige Nov 5 2010, 1:18 pm
You should tech Metabolic Boost (Zergling Speed) with your first 100 gas. Then develop Lair with your second 100 gas. This is done relatively efficiently by going 12 or 13 pool, but then if scouted, leaves you open to some early harassment. Most scenarios you can put down a couple spine-crawlers and make a handful of roaches. But if you have 10+ speedings, and are using them properly, your opponent shouldn't be able to leave his base unless he has truly out macro'd you - in which case you should sit down and have a long hard think about your Starcraft 2 strategy.
A simple tip for you: Roaches beat Zealots Zealots beat Zerglings Zerglings beat Stalkers Stalkers beat Roaches People will tell you that 'micro' doesn't matter in early games, but if you practice getting good in a combat situation, through positioning your army size, controlling xel'naga watch towers, and knowing your opponent... it will help. Gone.
Post #14 CecilSunkure Nov 5 2010, 4:05 pm
Hmmm I wouldn't consider tracking xel nagas micro.
Also, if the protoss is getting +1 attack, you need to get +1 carapace in response -it is a necessity. You need to keep getting carapace as well, in order to keep zealots from 2 shotting your zerglings, and collosus from 2 shotting your hydras. |
Post #15 NicholasBeige Nov 5 2010, 11:36 pm
I didn't mean controlling Xel'Nagas was related to micro. I meant that having control of a Xel'Naga watch-tower would allow you to position your army better/spring an attack easier...
But I agree entirely. Upgrading Zerg units is one of the most important things you can do as Zerg. 2/2/2 Speedlings with Adrenal Glands are really quite formidable. Gone.
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Post #18 Neki Nov 9 2010, 3:25 am
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13pool isn't a very viable opening anymore. IIRC 14hatch was proven 100% safe. |
Post #19 NicholasBeige Nov 10 2010, 5:03 pm
14 hatch is proving more popular than the 5-roach-rush or the 7-roach variant - especially on larger maps, such as Lost Temple.
I personally never go 14 hatch. Zerg are far too vulnerable in the early game from pretty much anything, and in the mid-late, air harassment is Zergs biggest weakness. Not very plausible considering the Zerg FLY from planet to planet. I much rather prefer going 11 pool or even 14 pool and try to damage my opponents economy. It is safer to damage your opponents economy than to over-invest in your economy and become vulnerable. Gone.
Post #21 CecilSunkure Nov 10 2010, 9:44 pm
At least vs protoss, 14 pool seems really risky. I say this because I usually wreck 14 pool unless I just can't find the opposing zerg in time. If I do, I pylon block the expansion, or double pylon cannon the hatchery. Sometimes I'll also hide a pylon behind the mineral line and place one cannon to start firing on the hatchery. You can also go 1 gate zealot pressure expand, you could match it with something like 16 nexus.
I have the most trouble against zergs who go pool first into speedlings, so I advise everyone doing that. Early stalkers in high level PvZ is getting popular, and speedlings are the only answer to those unless you get off really fast spine crawlers (spine crawler in your main, walk to expo, plant as expo finishes). |
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It would be another century before the English colonies erupted into war with the Motherland. But in the mid-1670s, Virginia was already seething with restlessness and discontent. Thanks to declining tobacco prices and growing competition from Maryland and the Carolinas, Virginia's one-crop economy – already slammed by a series of hailstorms, floods, droughts and hurricanes – was foundering. Colonists were resentful over what they perceived to be excessive taxes, and displeased with trade restrictions under England's Navigation Acts. "It was a complex chain of oppression in Virginia," writes Howard Zinn in A People's History of the United States. "The Indians were plundered by white frontiersmen, who were taxed and controlled by the Jamestown elite. And the whole colony was being exploited by England, which bought the colonists' tobacco at prices it dictated and made 100,000 pounds a year for the King." Native Americans, free and enslaved blacks, and colonists (many of them indentured servants) had long been struggling to coexist; but in the uncertain economic climate, tensions were approaching the boiling point. In 1675, skirmishes between frontier settlers and Indians in the Potomac River valley escalated into violence and led to widespread fear of organized Indian raids. But Virginia governor Sir William Berkeley – who presided over what historian Virginius Dabney called "a virtual dictatorship" in the colony – continued to plead for restraint and a peaceful resolution. Accused of protecting the fur trade with which he was personally involved, Berkeley advocated for a containment policy and proposed to erect forts at strategic points along the frontier. The settlers regarded his plan as both ineffective and expensive– nothing but a flimsy excuse to raise tax rates. By the spring of 1676, nearly 500 settlers had been killed, and a group of citizens approached the governor for permission to march against the Indians. When the governor refused, the citizens turned to a 28-year-old Henrico planter and recent immigrant named Nathaniel Bacon for leadership. What began as an external conflict and a dispute over Indian policy was soon to ignite into a civil war, pitting anti-Indian settlers (including many servants and slaves) against the governor and his conciliatory policies. At its height, the rebellion so threatened the governor that he was forced to flee the burning capital city of Jamestown, prompting the King to dispatch soldiers across the Atlantic. As the first uprising against English authority in the North American colonies, Bacon's Rebellion is considered a precursor to the American Revolution, and ranks No. 7 on the Henrico Citizen's list of the most significant events in Henrico's 400-year history. 'Commission or no commission!' Born into a wealthy and prominent family in England, Nathaniel Bacon (a cousin of Francis Bacon) had been in the colony only a few months when the governor – no doubt influenced by Bacon's powerful connections – had appointed him to the Virginia Council of State. Described as "young, bold,active, of an inviting Aspect, and powerful Elocution," Bacon was not only well-connected but well-educated, eloquent and intelligent. His critics, however, considered him unpleasantly arrogant; one sneered at him as "an indulged only son." But after Bacon's defiance of the unpopular governor – who announced that anyone who proceeded against the Indians without authorization would be hanged as a rebel – he became a hero. "If the redskins meddle with me," said Bacon – who had lost the overseer of his Curles Neck property to an Indian raid – "damn my blood but I'll harry them, commission or no commission!' Raising his own militia, Bacon led a force that incited attack against some local, relatively friendly Indians. Berkeley denounced Bacon and his men as traitors, and expelled Bacon from the Council. Bacon's followers responded by unanimously electing him to the House of Burgesses from Henrico County, and on June 5, the assembly gathered for what is historically refereed to as Bacon's Assembly. But when Bacon attempted to take his seat, Berkeley had him arrested. After Bacon apologized for his offenses, Berkeley pardoned him and reinstated him on the council. He later changed his mind, but by now Bacon's supporters controlled much of the colony. In Henrico County, the Baconians even prevented the sheriff from reading the governor's proclamation of condemnation. Laws and declarations Later that month, Bacon returned to the statehouse in Jamestown with 500 men and arms drawn, demanding that the governor commission him as a general to lead the settlers against the Indians. An ugly standoff ensued in which Berkeley famously responded by baring his chest and daring Bacon to shoot him; but the governor eventually yielded to Bacon's demands and retreated to the Eastern Shore. In the final three days of the legislative session, the colonial assembly enacted several statutes known as "Bacon's Laws," limiting the powers of the governor and restoring suffrage rights to all freemen whether they owned land or not. In late July, Bacon issued the first in a series of declarations of grievance and complaint against Berkeley. In his "Declaration of the People" he accused Berkeley of raising unjust taxes, elevating his cronies to high office, monopolizing the beaver trade and interfering with his campaigns against the Indians. He signed the declaration, "General, by the consent of the people," and followed the announcement by marching to the lower Rappahannock River to attack the Pamunkey Indians. While Bacon was fighting the Pamunkeys, Berkeley temporarily regained control of Jamestown. But Bacon's forces returned, and on September 19, after Berkeley abandoned the capitol, Bacon's men occupied and torched Jamestown, burning it to the ground. Word of the uprising reached King Charles II of England in late October, and he signed a proclamation to put down the rebellion -- unaware that Nathaniel Bacon had died suddenly the day before of dysentery. Although Bacon's burial site is unknown, some speculate that his body ended up in the York River, since he died near its banks. Without its leader, the rebellion collapsed. Governor Berkeley briefly returned to power, until the king relieved him of his governorship and recalled him to England. Spiritual heritage Bacon's rebellion remains one of the more controversial events in Virginia history, and even now, scholars continue to debate its causes and significance. For years, historians considered the 1676 event to represent the first stirring of the revolutionary sentiment that would culminate in the American Revolution. In later decades, however, some historians viewed Bacon's Rebellion as more of a power struggle between two stubborn personalities, rather than as a fight against tyranny. In A New Look at the Old Dominion, Marshall Fishwick noted at least 17 novels had been written about the rebellion and that early writers tended to glorify Bacon's memory, portraying him as a reformer and Berkley as an oppressor. "In them," wrote Fishwick, "Bacon appears as a Virginia Robin Hood, defending the weak against the strong and the poor against the rich." But other sources contradict that view, casting Bacon's men as "highhanded with Indian affairs." In addition, said Fishwick, "The notion that the Rebellion was an attempt at political reform cannot be documented. . . The only laws in which [Bacon's followers] were interested were those authorizing attacks on the redmen who blocked their expansion." Nevertheless, the rebellion led to significant changes in Virginia. While the farmers did not succeed in their goal of driving Native Americans from Virginia, they did succeed in wiping out several of the remaining tribes. As for the surviving rebels, many of them headed for the frontier, thus boosting the wave of westward expansion. Seeing black and white indentured servants joining the rebellion alarmed the ruling class, and some historians have argued that it prompted tobacco planters to replace servants with African slaves – thus hastening the colonists' embrace of an economy based on slave labor. In his history of Virginia, Virginius Dabney points out that while Bacon's Laws were repealed a few months after his death, some of them were then partially reenacted. What's more, Bacon's "Declaration of the People" was the first expression of popular sovereignty in the English colonies. "The revolt," said Dabney, "also had the salutary effect of warning the British Crown against future excesses." Bacon's Rebellion was the first – and, until the American Revolution, the largest -- of what would be 18 popular uprisings aimed at overthrowing colonial governments. In addition to the rebellion's impact on political and social conditions in the colony, Dabney notes that it was also the subject of what has been called the first notable poem written in America. Presumably penned by Virginia planter John Cotton, "Bacon's Epitaph, Made By His Man" centers around the refrain: "While none shall dare his obsequies to sing In deserved measure, until time shall bring Truth crowned with freedom, and from danger free, To sound his praises to posterity." As Matthew Page Andrews writes in Virginia, the Old Dominion, "[Bacon's] rebellion did not, indeed, become a revolution. Physically, it failed, but its principles, its cause and its memories constituted a spiritual heritage. "It hastened the end of an era of executive tyranny, and future generations were to profit by its lessons." |
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Friday, March 2, 2012 - 10:12pm
In my previous post, the first of a series on the place of Sixtrum in the career of its performers, I asked the question: "What does Sixtrum represent in your career?" to Fabrice Marandola. For my second post of this series, the same question was asked to Robert Leroux during an interview on December 13th. Here is an overview of that interview:
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Whether it is through concerts of the Sixtrum Series, or of the Youth Series, or concerts on tour, Percussion Ensemble Sixtrum shines and makes contemporary music for percussion shine as well. To understand the impact of Sixtrum in the careers of its performers, I propose a series of blogs based on interviews with the musicians of the group.
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Last Monday, November 7th, percussion ensemble Sixtrum presented the concert Histoires de gestes at the Society for Arts and Technologies (SAT). The concert was based on pieces which exploited in different ways, the concept of gesture in music.


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Previously operated under the Liberian flag, the 7,100 20-foot-equivalent unit Santa Cruz container ship, operated by Hamburg Süd on its trade from Europe to South America's east coast, has been entered into Luxembourg's shipping register.
27 Mar 2013
HHLA's net profit slumped 18.9 percent in 2012 on rising costs even as Hamburg's biggest stevedore increased container traffic amid a slump in Asian imports and boosted its market share in the North European port range.
01 Mar 2013
Focusing on the use of liquefied natural gas as a marine fuel, an "LNG Fuelled Vessels Working Group" has been established with support from the International Association of Ports and Harbors' World Ports Climate Initiative.
25 Feb 2013
The North European edition of the Global Port Tracker predicted that total European imports will decrease by 3.2 percent to 20.2 million 20-foot-equivalent units in 2013, while exports are forecasted to rise...
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