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WHY of all places choose Lüchow, a sleepy town in Lower Saxony with fewer than 10,000 residents, as a site for a Rolling Stones Fan Museum? That's what I asked Ulrich Schröder, who set up the museum earlier this year, in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the band. Why not Hamburg, where Mr Schröder now lives and where he saw the Stones perform live on their first German tour in 1965?
"I was born and grew up in Lüchow, and wanted to boost my home town a bit," he explains. (As my own little home town of Salzwedel in Saxony-Anhalt is only 13km away, I am empathetic.) "Anyway, I couldn't afford to buy property in Hamburg," he adds. His museum is in a beautiful timbered house painted in Voodoo Lounge red, with giant photos of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood on the façade.
This was the site for the July 6th launch of the German version of the Stones' book "50", published by Prestel of Munich, to mark the half century since the band's first concert at the Marquee Club in London on July 12th 1962. The English edition, published by Thames & Hudson, launched the following week at Somerset House in London, where an exhibition of photographs and materials from the book is on view until August 27th.
Mr Schröder, an affable former banker with white hair, has been an enthusiastic Stones fan since his first concert. That first ticket and the show's poster began his collection, which now includes 5,000 exhibits, including tour tickets, fan newsletters, T-shirts, golden records, posters, photographs, prints and paintings, as well as a signed pool table once owned by the band. He's ready to lend it back, he says, if Keith and Ron feel they will want it next time they're on the road (there are rumours of a belated jubilee tour next year).
As an amateur photographer for Ferrari, Mr Schröder met Nick Mason, a drummer and songwriter for the band Pink Floyd. Through him he met Nick Cowan, Ron Wood's manager, and in 1997 he was invited to Mr Wood's 50th birthday party in Dublin. "When he asked me if I wanted to go on making money as a banker or take up sex, drugs and rock'n'roll, I didn't think twice. I became his curator and art dealer in Germany, Belgium and Holland." Mr Schröder now has the world's largest collection of works by Mr Wood which include 150 etchings, screen prints and dry-point, mostly of his band colleagues but also of other music icons such as Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Jim Morrison.
However, Mr Schröder's biggest delight is a photo of himself at the end of the book "50", taken at the world premiere of Martin Scorsese's film "Shine A Light" at the Berlin film festival in 2008. Its inclusion, he reckons, pays homage to all Stones fans around the world who have been loyal to the band for 50 years.
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""I was born and grew up in Lüchow, and wanted to boost my home town a bit," he explains."
Why not have a museum dedicated to a great English rock group located in the German equivalent of the town of East Overshoe? There is, after all, plenty of precedent for goosing up the local economy by annexing someone else's culture.
Consider, for instance, the town of Jim Thorpe in rural Pennsylvania. For two centuries this remote settlement rejoiced in the name of "Machunk," a euphonious appelation that, translated from the Mohawk, means "Live somewhere else, if you can."
Machunk fell on hard times the day after it was founded and its denizens eked out a dismal living by excavating coal from a local mountain to feed the locomotives of the Pennsylvania RR, a line of which meandered absent-mindedly through the little burg. When the Pensy converted to diesels Machunk's economy promptly collapsed and even its dogs looked depressed. Enter Jim Thorpe.
Mr. Thorpe was a brillant athlete in early twentieth-century America and he died in the early 1950s and was buried in California -- fortuitous timing for Machunk! As their town dwindled in population to an ever smaller number of depressed dogs, the City Fathers hit upon a sure-fire fire means of civic resurrection -- rename the town Jim Thorpe!
The more sober among them realized, however, that the name itself might not be enough to draw tourists since Jim Thorpe had never so much as visited the place (I have already mentioned what an outstanding individual he was!) The solution was obvious -- dig Thrope up and replant him in Machunk! A mutually beneficial transaction was made by the town with Mrs. Thorpe and the great athlete's corpse was exhumed and parcel posted to eastern Pennsylvania, where it was potted once again by city officials who then waited for the tourist rush to materialize.
They are still waiting.
The Luchow Rolling Stone Museum thus has sound historical precedent.
And, besides . . . the Stones were SO much better than the Beetles!
A lot of Ronnie Wood's artwork is hit and miss, just like his guitar playing. When the Stones don't tour, he doesn't earn. He flooded the market in recent years with digitally printed stuff to supplement his income, post-divorce. Some tasteful stuff from the late 80s, early 90s is quite valuable. Beware the Pete Townshend portraits. His assistant mis-spelled Pete's last name.
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Found on "Can't You Hear Me Knockin'?", "Sway", "Time Waits for No One" -
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HMNZ Resolution, the Navy's survey ship, is visiting Solomon Islands in October and November and last week journeyed to Mono Island and Vella Lavella Island in Western Province in support of the NZ High Commission.
The key task in Mono was to take part in the island's annual New Zealand Day - an event that marks Mono's liberation by New Zealand forces in 1943. It's a big day in the island's calendar and involves solemn commemoration of the New Zealand war dead, speeches, feasting and games. The villages were delighted to have the crew of a New Zealand Navy ship there to mark the occasion and made them, and accompanying High Commission and RAMSI staff, incredibly welcome.
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Music is a huge part of our culture. It helps us learn, thrive and prosper as civilizations. It will always be a part of our lives, but in what form?
Each year, humanity invents new devices to help us more easily live our lives. Apple is a huge contributor to technology, having invented the Mac, iPod, iPhone and, most recently, the iPad.
The company is also home to the world's largest and most popular online music store, iTunes, which has 6 billion sales and counting. Are all these music downloads responsible for the decline of CDs, though?
Vinyl records, the oldest of music storage devices, were created in the late 1800s. In the 1960s, 8-tracks and tapes were invented. CDs followed in the '80s. Now, the world has diverted its attention to MP3 downloads.
Since computers are such a vital part of our lives, music downloading sites such as iTunes, Amazon and Rhapsody seem to be the way to go. They are fast, convenient and easy to use. We can browse the Internet while our music downloads and then simply transfer the MP3s to our music player.
We don't even have to leave our home. Everything we want is at our fingertips with Internet access.
In 2006, just five years ago, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry compared the number of hard copies to music downloads. Only 10 percent of music sales were electronic copies. However, CD sales plunged 20 percent that year.
The percentage of downloads continues to rapidly increase, narrowing the gap each year. According to a January report by National Public Radio, downloads are a large percentage of artists' revenue (especially for pop artists such as Ke, whose electronic copies equaled 35.6 percent of her total sales in 2010). However, they are not completely dominating the record industry: yet.
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The Foundation offers several different scholarships, however our local area Rotary Clubs, through which Claremont Colleges students usually apply, sponsor only the Global Grants Scholarships. The one-two year award may be used in any country where Rotary Clubs are located, and provides $30,000 for tuition, fees, travel, living expenses, and service project expenses. Study must be in a field related to the fellow's long-term academic and professional plans and must take place at an educational institution in a location near a Rotary Club, which acts as a local sponsor. Candidates must specify two or three different institutions at which they can pursue their desired studies. Most Global Grants Scholars do not complete a degree while abroad. Some stay for another year to complete a degree if they find other means of support, but completing a degree is not a necessary part of the program.
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FORT GIBSON – The fastpitch battle between Class 4A No. 2 Fort Gibson (28-5) and Class 3A No. 1 Sequoyah (28-6) on Monday in Fort Gibson was a pitcher's duel with plenty of emotion in both dugouts.
The team that makes the least mistakes in that kind of game usually comes out on top and that was the Lady Indians as two Lady Tiger miscues in the top of the seventh inning pushed Sequoyah to a 2-1 victory.
"That is why we schedule them," said Sequoyah coach Jeff Turtle. "We play them and Red Oak to get this kind of competition before districts."
Fort Gibson's Madison Higley and Sequoyah's Kati Phillips battled each other in the circle and the two teams were scoreless going into the fifth inning. Through four innings, Phillips (28-6) allowed only two three base runners, two courtesy of walks and one on an error while, Higley (28-5) allowed six runners to reach base, a two-out single in the first, a walk and single in the second inning, two singles in the third, and a walk in the fourth, but none of the runners got past second base.
On Senior Night, the Lady Tigers' lone senior Brooke Benham got Fort Gibson on the board first in the bottom of the fifth inning when she scored on a single to centerfield by Emilee Rigsby after reaching on a single and moving to second on a sacrifice by Sage Stout.
That looked like the only run Fort Gibson would need as Higley retired the Lady Indians in order in the sixth inning and looked to be on the way to her 29th victory of the year.
However, Sequoyah took advantage of the Fort Gibson miscues and plated two runs in the top of the seventh. Syndi Smith led off the inning with a grounder between first and second that bounced off the glove of Miranda Cherry and skirted far enough away for Smith to reach base.
Harvey, batting in the seventh spot, put down a sacrifice bunt, but in an attempt to get Smith at second, Higley's throw was wide to the left and ended up in centerfield. Following a groundout by Merissa Smith, pinch hitter Taylor Thompson plated both Smith and Harvey with a double to give the Lady Indians the lead.
"I was just praying to God," Thompson said, "to calm me down and let me get a hit."
Fort Gibson had one last chance in the bottom of the seventh when Higley, making her first plate appearance of the day, singled to give Fort Gibson a chance. A sacrifice by Benham moved Higley to second but that is where she would stay as a groundout by Stout and a liner to third by Mackenzie Williams sealed the game for Sequoyah.
Fort Gibson coach Jaime Snyder agreed with Turtle as to why scheduling a game like this is beneficial to a team.
"You can't simulate that pressure in practice," said Snyder. "To experience a close game is good for us. Even though we got beat, we still learn from it and when we get to regionals, we know we've been in pressure situations."
Benham had mixed emotions after her final home game.
"I would say it is bittersweet being my last regular season game but I'm ready to start the next chapter in my life," she said. "Scoring the run was nice, but it is a team sport and I just did what I could for the team"
Higley went the distance for Fort Gibson, allowing two unearned runs, five hits, two walks and nine strikeouts. Phillips picked up the win, allowing one run on three hits, three walks and three strikeouts. Meagan Towie was 2-for-4 at the plate for Sequoyah and Thompson was 1-for-1 with the two RBIs. Benham was 1-2 with the run scored and Rigsby was 1-for-3 with the RBI for Fort Gibson.
Sequoyah will play Red Oak at 4:30 p.m. today in its final warm up before districts. The Lady Indians will then host districts and play Keys at noon Thursday while Verdigris will face Kansas at 2 p.m.
Fort Gibson, by virtue of the bye, is off until next week's regionals.
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The reorganized ACI 318-14 is intuitive, consistent, and provides a platform to introduce new design concepts and materials in future versions.
Technological advances and innovative engineering have led to design-related changes that occur much faster than in previous generations. Understand the rationale behind ACI 318-14 and how it will benefit the industry for years to come.
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Water Fight Recorded: Friday, March 7, 2014
Senior Fellow Randy T. Simmons, author of Aquanomics, looks at the battles over water in the western United States. Thirsty citizens of growing cities, farmers, factories and environmentalists are in a fight for a natural resource that is priced arbitrarily. Its value is determined not by the free market, but by bureaucrats. Outdated government reclamation projects and water policies have put residents of the Golden State at the mercy of the weather, and of government's mandatory regulations.
Experts: Randy T. SimmonsType: Independent Institute TVIssues: Business, Economic Policy, Environment, Land Use, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Robert Higgs Presentation at Economic Liberty Lecture Series Recorded: Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Experts: Robert HiggsType: TelevisionIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland on South Africas Platinum Workers Strike Recorded: Monday, January 27, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on Arise TV to discuss the economy in South Africa, which is facing a strike against platinum producers, threatening to plunge the countrys economy into a deeper hole.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Business, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, Labor and Employment
Is ObamaCare Doomed In Its Current Form? Recorded: Monday, January 27, 2014 Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com
Sr. Fellow and author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, John C. Goodman, appeared on the Lou Dobbs Tonight show on Fox Business News network. Goodman discusses the reasons why Obamacare in its current form, is on a so-called "Death Spiral" and must be replaced with a free market system that eliminates a mandate to purchase insurance.
Experts: John C. GoodmanType: TelevisionIssues: Economic Policy, Free Market Economics, Health Care, Public Health/ Consumer Protection
Ivan Eland Discusses the Progress of Middle East Peace Negotiations Recorded: Sunday, January 5, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on CCTV discussing the potential for success in new Mid East peace negotiations. With Egypt and Syria in turmoil, Israel might feel more secure than usual, but with Iran's sword rattling, the region is volatile.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Terrorism and National Crises
Benjamin Powell on Economic Recovery Recorded: Friday, January 3, 2014
What will the economy be like in the New Year? Sr. Fellow Benjamin Powell appears on Fox Business Network's "The Independents" show to give his impressions of the deficit, bureaucracies, and economic recovery. Powell talks about long term trends and says Big Government policies are effecting the outlook and the "New Normal" in the economy.
Experts: Benjamin W. PowellType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Political Ideology and Philosophy
Ivan Eland on Russian Aid to Ukraine Recorded: Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on CCTV to discuss Russias relationship with Ukraine. Eland discusses Ukraine's interests in dealing with Europe vs Russia.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Culture/ Society, Economic History and Development (International), Economic Policy, History (International), Politics
Álvaro Vargas Llosa on Immigration and Globalization Recorded: Tuesday, November 19, 2013
International political commentator and Independent Institute Fellow, Álvaro Vargas Llosa, discussed his book Global Crossings at the Dole Institute of Politics.
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I've got a new name here: Kevin Minter, ILB from LSU. Yeah he'd be a bit of a reach (I honestly think we could pick him up in the 2nd), but as of now he's graded about the same as Ogletree and doesn't have any criminal problems he's working through right now... of course that could change.
-Chuck KnoxxIf your drinking game consisted of taking a shot every time the Broncos got a 1st down, you might as well just smoke a joint.
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Tom Cleverley scored United's third goal against the Magpies on Sunday, curling an audacious effort into the top corner after cutting inside from the left flank. The strike, quite comically, caused much debate after the match as to whether or not the midfielder meant it.
And although Cleverley insists his finish was deliberate, Evans is not buying it: "There is no way he meant that. To try and shoot from there, especially to bend it, he definitely didn't mean it. I think he was looking for Robin van Persie at the back post but it went in.
"But that was a really important time for us to score a goal because they kept pumping the ball in the box and were getting one or two chances. It was important for us to get the 3-0 lead."
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The Library will be closed Saturday, March 30 and Sunday, March 31 for the Easter Weekend observance. The Library will reopen Monday, April 1 at 9:30a.m.
Have you signed up for our Library eNewsletters? Subscribe to stay informed about library programs and events. Get the latest library information and program announcements delivered right to your inbox by subscribing today!
Check out the Friends Second Saturday Super Sales coming up on March 9 and April 13! These sales are offered each month from 9:30a.m. – 3:30p.m. The first hour is open to members only.
Margaret Cohen Grant Gerhart Judy Lindstrom Joan C. Luksik Pamela Williams
Celebrate your crafty side and create some really unique items for your friends and family! The Library has a vast collection of craft books and magazines, including Cricut, Crafts n' Things, Vogue Knitting and McCall's Quilting available. Learn to crochet, knit or needlepoint! We even have our Knit n' Stitch program at 10 a.m. the first Tuesday of every month. Let your imagination carry you away!
March 31 will mark the 124th birthday of the Eiffel Tower. Built for the Paris Exhibition of 1889, the famous tower was named for its architect, Alexandre Gustave Eiffel, and is one of the world's best known landmarks. Check out our collection of books celebrating this iconic structure! We also have a large collection of books just about Paris!
No doubt you will be watching The NCAA March Madness college basketball playoffs all month! We are all hoping our favorite Michigan teams, University of Michigan and Michigan State, will make the Sweet Sixteen! While you are waiting for all the news to break, stop by the library and check out some really great books about these unparalleled basketball programs!
Did you know that the library has a large collection of musicals on DVD? Musicals are always a fun way to spend time with your family. Enjoy one from our collection today!
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There's nothing quite like exploring the land on your own two feet – and we've got just the trips for that. Our Active hikes and treks run the gamut from pleasant mountain strolls to mettle-testing challenges like Kilimanjaro and the Himalayas. Whether you're eager to see what you're made of or merely want to see some of the world's great vantage points for yourself, we've got you covered.
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This month only, save 20% on all Active Style adventure tours departing in 2014. Use promo code STAACTIVE20 at check out. Check out these top 16 Active Tours below, or search by region to see all 76 tours on sale.Tour | Prices From | Tour | Prices From | |
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Can we have an economy without spending?
You are familiar with Zen koans like "What is the sound of one hand clapping?". They are designed to open up consciousness with paradoxical or impossible questions. Well here's one: Can we have an economy that is not so dependent on rampant consumer spending?
After 9/11, Bush's solution was to exhort consumers to spend more as the way to propel ourselves out of the downturn. Today we are hearing similar advice.
Problem is, people are saving (or at least not spending, which I don't think is quite the same thing) rather than spending.
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Margaret Jean Gardner, 89, of Blackfoot, Idaho passed away Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at The Willows in Blackfoot. She was born Feb. 5, 1925 in San Diego, Calif., the daughter of Harvey Franklin Aiman and Mattie Kearney Aiman. She attended school in Jackson Hole, Wyo. and Idaho Falls and graduated from Idaho Falls High School. She played on the softball team and was valedictorian. Jean lived most of her life in Idaho Falls, but spent time in San Diego, Calif. and Jackson Hole, Wyo.Â
Jack Le Roy Seiber, 22, of Idaho Falls, passed away Feb. 27, 2014, from injuries sustained in a tragic car accident near Price, Utah. Jack was born Nov. 16, 1991, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, to Everett Franklin Seiber and Shawn Kimbrough Seiber. He grew up and attended schools in Blackfoot and graduated from Blackfoot High School. He was on the debate team and with the math group. He also attended Cameron University in Oklahoma. Jack was a soldier in the United States Army, with the rank of specialist. He served in the United Arab Emirates and at Fort Sill, Okla.
Stella Louise Butler Webb, 94, of Idaho Falls and formerly of Blackfoot, passed away Tuesday, March 4, 2014, at her home at Mt. Vernon Assisted Living Center. Stella was born Oct. 18, 1919, in Basalt, Idaho, to George Franklin Butler and Lydia Ethel Martin Butler. She grew up in Goshen and attended school through the eighth grade.
"Grammie", 89, lifetime Blackfoot resident, passed away Friday, Feb, 28, 2014 at the Gables. She was born June 13, 1924 in Idaho Falls, to John Thomas and Edna Estella Bradley Jones. She attended school in Blackfoot. On June 7, 1944 she married Phillip Sinclair Harward, in Annapolis, Maryland. As Phillip was in the Navy, they had the opportunity to travel and live in different places.
Melody Andersen, 60, of Brigham City, Utah passed away Sunday, March 2, 2014 at Willow Glen Health and Rehabilitation of natural causes. Melody was born May 2, 1953 in Riverton, Wyo. to Theo D. Andersen and Elaine Mae John. She was raised in Rockford, Idaho. She graduated from Snake River High School in 1971 and went on to attend the LDS Business College, moved to Utah and then to Chicago before moving back to Idaho in 2010. She was living in Brigham City at the time of her death.
Michael James Birch, 68, of Blackfoot, passed away Friday, Feb. 28, 2014 while fishing on the Snake River. He was born Nov, 11, 1945 in St. Anthony, Idaho, to Lowell Edgar and Rayola Rudd Birch. He was raised in St. Anthony and attended school there, graduating from South Fremont High School. He excelled baseball while in high school.  He attended Ricks College for two years, then moved to Pocatello to attend I.S.U., where he earned a BS in Political Science. He moved to Blackfoot in 1976 and has resided here since.
Our loving wife, mother, grandmother, and dear friend, JoAnn Jackson Polatis, passed away Monday, March 3, 2014 at her home in Thomas, Idaho, her favorite place to be. She was born on Oct. 8, 1936 in Thomas, Idaho to Clarence Mark and Wilma Martin Jackson at the home of her grandparents. She attended school in the Snake River District, graduating in 1955, the first class in the new high school. She then attended Ricks College.
Wayne A. Whitten, 91, of Blackfoot, passed away on Sunday, March 2, 2014 at the Idaho Veterans Home in Pocatello. Wayne was born on Feb. 26, 1923 in Blackfoot to Albert William and Florence Leona Cones Whitten. He was a lifelong resident of Blackfoot. He attended school in the Blackfoot School District and graduated from Blackfoot High School. In 1943, Wayne joined the Army. He was trained as a radar technician and was stationed in Japan following World War II. Wayne married Thelma Coles in Las Vegas, Nev. in 1964.
Owen Verne Taylor, 78 , of Blackfoot, passed away on Thursday, February 27, 2014 with his family at his side. Verne was born on May 9, 1935 in Blackfoot, Idaho, to Owen Albert and Lois Dunn Taylor. He attended school in Snake River, graduating from Snake River High School on May 20, 1953. Following graduation he attended Idaho State College, graduating on May 18, 1954 in Auto Mechanics. On May 27, 1955 Verne married Vera Petersen, their marriage was solemnized in the Idaho Falls LDS Temple.
DeEsta Cornwall, 71, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother passed away February 28, 2014 in Pocatello. DeEsta was born April 21, 1942 in Idaho Falls to Leonard and Wilma Ross. She was raised by Clarence and Wilma Warren in the Rigby/Ririe area. She married George T. Hames on August 15, 1958. Together they had four children, two girls, Connie Jean and Quantilla Rae and two boys, George Allen and Vernal Lee. She was married to Verl Cox from 1977-1991 and Ray Cornwall from 2005-present.


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The Royal String Quartet was established at The Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw in 1998 and initially worked under the supervision of Professor Ryszard Duz from the Wilanów String Quartet. The group's artistic identity was shaped by post-graduate masterclasses with the Alban Berg Quartet in Cologne (2001–2004). Crucial artistic guidance was also provided by members of the Camerata, Amadeus and Chilingirian Quartets.
The critical breakthrough in the Royal String Quartet's career came with the invitation to join BBC Radio 3's prestigious New Generation Artists scheme. This involved performing in festivals, recordings and radio broadcasts, and collaborating with other participants of the scheme. The Quartet also received a Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award, given to outstanding musicians to help them develop their international careers.
The Quartet has performed at Wigmore Hall and Cadogan Hall in London, the Concertgebouw in Amster-dam, Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, The National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Grand Théâtre in Bordeaux, Martinu Hall in Prague, the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels, Konzerthaus in Vienna and Berlin, Sejong Center in Seoul, Beijing Concert Hall, Konserthus in Stockholm, and also at The Witold Lutosławski Concert Studio of Polish Radio and the Warsaw Philharmonic Hall.
The Royal String Quartet has featured in prestigious festivals including the BBC Proms, City of London Festival, Aldeburgh Festival, West Cork Chamber Music Festival in Ireland, Schleswig Holstein and Rheingau Festivals in Germany, Ludwig van Beethoven Easter Festival in Warsaw, Sacrum Profanum in Cracow (Poland), Wratislavia Cantas in Wrocław (Poland) and The Perth International Arts Festival in Australia. Since 2004 they have run their own chamber music festival in Warsaw, Kwartesencja, where the string quartet medium is presented in multiple forms, and contemporary music plays a significant role. Since 2012 the Royal String Quartet has been Quartet in Residence at Queen's University Belfast. Their concerts have been broadcast on Polish Radio 2, BBC Radio 3 and many other European radio stations, as well as on French TV Mezzo.


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BBCT is a simple database app for your baseball card collection. You can add information about the cards in your collection, view details about individual cards, and filter the list of cards according to a limited set of criteria. BBCT helps you organize your collection and quickly look up which cards you own.
Getmail Retriever for Roundcube is a fork of the ispcp_fetchmail plugin for Roundcube webmail. getmail is an alternative to fetchmail. This plugin allows your Roundcube users to use getmail to retrieve mail via POP3 or IMAP and deliver that mail to the user. The backend is a PHP-CLI script run from cron which executes getmail according to a combination of settings selected by the administrator and users. Getmail Retriever supports most of what getmail supports.
GUI Builder is a drag and drop interface for creating WebElement User Interface (WUI) templates that can be used as the foundation of a responsive Wep app. It simplifies the process of designing applications, and encourages separation of the logic and view. It is part of the WebBot Web development framework, which makes it possible to build Web apps in a similar fashion to Qt/KDE apps.


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All JavaScript Titles
- This book teaches the essentials of HTML5 and JavaScript, using games as the main learning projects.
The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS4 with CSS, Ajax, and PHP
Concentrates on getting the best out of Dreamweaver CS4, in a pragmatic, practical fashion. -
The Definitive Guide to HTML5 WebSocket
The Definitive Guide to HTML5 WebSocket is the ultimate insiders WebSocket resource. This revolutionary new web technology enables you to harness the power of true real-time connectivity and build responsive, modern web applications.
Pro Windows 8 Development with HTML5 and JavaScript
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jQuery is one of the most popular and powerful JavaScript libraries available today. Learn how to get the most from the latest jQuery version, jQuery 2.0, by focusing on the features you need for your project.
jQuery is one of the most popular and powerful JavaScript libraries available today. In this book, learn how to get the most from jQuery by focusing on the features you need for your project.
- Pro JavaScript RIA Techniques: Best Practices, Performance, and Presentation shows you how you can build JavaScript RIAs (rich Internet applications) with compelling user interfaces and great performance.
- Performance is a hugely important area of web development. If your site runs slowly, users are going to leave, and the problem only grows as your site gets more popular. Pro JavaScript Performance gives you the tools you need to keep your sites smooth and responsive no matter how many users you have.
- Pro JavaScript for Web Apps gives you all of the information that you need to create professional, optimized, and efficient JavaScript applications that will run across all devices.


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Study Abroad, India
Become a global educator by enriching your educational journey traveling to a fascinatingly diverse and colorful India. As the largest democracy in the world and an emerging leader in new technologies, contemporary India exhibits a mixture of old traditions and modern living. You will experience both as you visit the amazing landmarks such as the Taj Mahal and tour the largest film studio complex in the world.
Classrooms in India will become your window to the education system in India as you interact with students and teachers from two schools in Hyderabad, India. Other exciting adventures that await you include playing a cricket match with school students, watching a Bollywood movie and sampling the amazing variety of Indian cuisine in beautiful and modern settings.
Date of Trip — Dec. 26, 2012 - Jan. 5, 2013.
Cost — $3,500. This includes airfare, local transport, housing, all meals, excursions, all tours (including the Taj Mahal), and school placements. EIU tuition is additional.
Credit Available — Students may register for a minimum of one credit hour and a maximum of four credit hours.
Courses Offered
Course Number | Course Name | Credit Hours |
EDF 2555 | Diversity of Schools and Societies | 3 Credits |
ELE 3340 | Social Studies Methods, Block Two | 3 Credits* |
STG 4000 | Multicultural/Disability Practicum | 1 Credit* |
ELE 4741 | Independent Study | 1-3 Credits |
* — Must be admitted to teacher education program and have a passing score on the Basic Skills test.
Senior Seminar options to be announced soon!
India Links
Faculty Directors
Dr. Kiran Padmaraju
Mrs. Shilpa Maheshwari
Dr. Daniel Carter
Talk to your adviser as soon as possible to make sure your plans are secure. Contact any of the three faculty leaders for the trip: Dr. Padmaraju, Dr. Carteror Mrs. Maheshwari.
Official Application and Registration
For an application to the India program, click here.
Deadline for application/registration is Oct. 5, 2012. Hard copies of the study abroad forms must be delivered to the Office of Study Abroad (Blair Hall 1207) by Oct. 5, 2012.


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Western Auto in Poteau is this week's Spring Into Business cash mob site.
An ad will run on Page 2 of the Wednesday edition of the Poteau Daily News featuring a business profile and special deals associated with the event.
For more information, please contact the Poteau Chamber of Commerce at (918)647-9178.
Robert ŌĆ£BobŌĆØ Cooper, 46, of Spiro died Monday, May 7, 2012. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, May 11, in Mallory-Martin Funeral Home Chapel in Spiro. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery in Fort Smith, Ark.
OKLAHOMA CITY ŌĆö Poteau Pirates Golf Coach Mike Thomas was hoping to get at least a sixth-place, or higher, team finish in the 2012 Class 4A State Tournament, which took place Monday and Tuesday at Lake Hefner North Golf Course. Unfortunately, his and the Pirates' wish did not come true. The Pirates ended up 11th out of 12 teams in the field with a three-round team score of 948. After 36 holes on Monday, the Pirates were in 10th place with a 636, but had a team score of 312 on Tuesday ŌĆö which was the best 18-hole performance of the tournament for the Pirates.
Dan Vincent of Muse died Friday, May 4, 2012, in Talihina. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 8, at the Muse Cemetery with Alex Barron officiating, under the direction of Talihina Funeral Home.
Jimmy Don Scroggins, 66, of Shady Point died Saturday, May 5, 2012, at his home in Shady Point. Jimmy was born Nov. 7, 1945, in Oxnard, Calif., to Roy H and Ida Mae (Brookover) Scroggins.┬ĀHe was a heavy equipment operator.┬ĀJimmy was a Poteau High School graduate.┬Ā He was a member of the Calhoun Baptist Church.┬ĀJimmy was preceded in death by his parents; son, James Scroggins; and granddaughter, Summer VanMeter.┬ĀHe and Janice Monks were married Jan. 8, 1965.
Raymond ŌĆ£PopŌĆØ Albertson Jr., 68, of Pocola died Sunday, May 6, 2012, at his home.┬ĀHe is preceded in death by his parents, Raymond Sr. and Cora Albertson.┬ĀHe was a mechanic.┬Ā Raymond was a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather, great-grandfather and friend.┬Ā Raymond enjoyed racing at Tri-State Speedway and he especially enjoyed watching his sons race.┬ĀRaymond was a man who cared deeply for family and friends.
Burl Damon Andrews, 90, of Poteau died Friday, May 4, 2012, in Talihina.┬ĀBurl was born Dec. 27, 1921, in Booneville, Ark., to Charles Monroe and Pearl (Porter) Andrews.┬ĀBurl was a veteran of the U.S. Navy.┬ĀHe was a member of the First Baptist Church in Poteau.┬ĀBurl owned and operated Swiss Cleaners for some 40 years.┬ĀHe was a past member of Poteau Kiwanis Club and Poteau Rotary Club.┬ĀHe received the Paul Harris Fellowship Award.┬ĀBurl coached American Legion Baseball, winning the State Championship in 1967.┬ĀHe was preceded in death by his parents and beloved wife, Lavonne, in June 2000.
ARDMORE ŌĆö While there was no LeFlore County high school track athlete who won a state title at the Class 3A-4A State Meet last weekend at Noble Stadium, one local trackster did very well. Heavener long jumper Shaun Bradley placed third with a mark of 21-0.25 in the Class 3A Boys State Meet, and by so doing was invited to long jump at the Meet of Champions next Tuesday at Moore High School's Lions Stadium. Bradley and Spiro's Todd Whitfield were the highest county placers. While Bradley was third in the 3A boys long jump, Whitfield placed third in the 110-meter hurdles (15.53 seconds).
WISTER ŌĆö For the fifth straight baseball season, the Wister Wildcats baseball team is heading to state. The Wildcats defeated the Hartshorne Miners 7-1 Friday night to win the Class 2A Regional Tournament. The Wildcats (22-2) will meet Oktaha at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Oklahoma City's Dolese Park. The Miners eliminated the Pocola Indians 4-2 in the loser's-bracket final. In the title game, the ŌĆÖCats jumped out to a 4-0 lead in the opening inning, thanks to a three-run home run by Caleb Hill.
EUFAULA ŌĆö Last spring, it was the Eufaula Ironheads who spoiled the Spiro Bulldogs' chance to make state with a victory in the Class 3A Regional Tournament. This year, the ŌĆÖDogs returned the favor. After the Ironheads defeated the Bulldogs 8-1 in Friday night's first title game, the ŌĆÖDogs prevailed 2-1 in Saturday's winner-take-all Class 3A Regional Tournament championship game to make state. The Bulldogs (22-11) will take on Verdigris at this week's Class 3A State Tournament at 6:30 p.m. Thursday Edmond Memorial High School.


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A Guide to Ancestry Library Edition
Basic Guide to Ancestry Library Edition
A printable copy of this Guide is available here (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
1. What is Ancestry Library Edition?
Ancestry is an online database (or a searchable collection of information) of many different types of records of genealogical interest. Ancestry claims to be "the largest collection of family history data online." As always in genealogy, this is a tool and can help you find people but you'll still need to work to get documentation of your findings.
2. How to get on/time limits
Log into a public computer at the library on the second floor in either the Reference or Archives area at the main library or at either of the community libraries (North or South). You will need to have your library card to do this. If you do not have a library card, you'll need to get one before you can use the Internet at this library or pay a $1.00 for a two-hour session.
Every library card is allowed two hours of time on the Internet per day. If no one else is waiting to use a computer, you may ask the librarian on duty to allow you more time for use. This is at the librarian's discretion. Once you have additional time, you will need to re-execute (or redo) your search, as your search results do not carry over once you've run out of time. If you plan to print census images on 11 x 17 paper or want more one-on-one service from the library staff, we highly recommend you come into use the computer in the Archives Room.
Once you've followed the screens to log into the Internet, the computer will automatically come to the La Crosse Public Library homepage. The most common mistake people are making is to type in Ancestry.com into the address line on the computer. This won't give you access to the library subscription version.
Once you're on the La Crosse Public Library homepage,
on the top of the page click the blue Genealogy & Local History tab
Scroll down. On the right hand side, under Hometown Histories, is a list of databases.
Scroll down to Ancestry Library Edition and click on it
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You will find this main search screen on the Ancestry Library Edition home page:
The easiest way to start is to type in the name of an ancestor in the main search box. You can include a place your ancestor might have lived, an estimiated birth year or other life events, or family members. Then look for your particular ancestors, carefully record information, and search again based on the new information you've found.
Sometimes providing less information can lead to more results. The names in the index have been left as they appear on the original document. For example, you may be searching for William Foster. Some records may list him as Will Foster or Wm. Foster or even W. Foster. Vary your strategies to locate the records you need.
You can also select the "Help" link at the top right of the page for more information on the best ways to search this site. Specific information is included on how to help broaden or narrow your results, such as using a wildcard character. If you want to search for names that differ only by one letter, use the question mark (?) wildcard; for example: search for Andersen or Anderson by using Anders?n. Search for alternate spellings by using the asterisk (*) which represents 0 to five unknown characters; for example, a search for Smel*er will search for Smeltzer or Smelzer. The use of wildcards is restricted to names that have the first three letters specified. For example, a search for Fran* will yield names like Frank, Frances, Francis, Frannie, etc. However a search for Fr* will not yield any results because only two letters were specified.
If you click on the Search button (next to Home) Ancestry will bring up a search box which is the same one as under the home page. On the right side of the page, the different types of records available on Ancestry Library Edition are listed.
On this Search page, you can also scroll down the same page to select a specific state in the United States or selected countries to get a list, organized by subjects, of all databases related to that area. This is especially helpful to be able to see if a death index, for example, exists for a certain time period in a certain state.
On the main Search page next to the Search box is: "Show Advanced" that will lead you to a more sophisticated search box. When entering information, it's a good idea to keep the "keyword" field blank, so that the records for which you're looking at are not excluded. You can restrict the search by the main types of records in Ancestry: Historical Records, Stories & Publications, family Trees and Photos & Maps. Also you can enter details about life events to help narrow your search.
A soundex search can be used to help broaden your search and overcome spelling and transcription errors. The soundex is designed to display results for all names which have somewhat similar pronunciation. To use this feature, click on the use default under the last name. Choose Soundex from the options.
Also on the main Search page, on the right, is a link to the Card Catalog. If you are looking for a particular database, or a particular type of database (like Civil War), you can put those terms in the keyword search in the card catalog and pull up a list of databases with those records or information. If you just clickk on Card Catalog it will bring up a list of all Ancestry databases.
4. Other helpful items on the navigation bar:
Charts and Forms – Sample pedigree charts, blank census forms, correspondence record, etc. to help you keep your family history information organized.
5. Census Indexes on Ancestry
To access census images on Ancestry:
From the home page, find "U.S. Census Collection" and click on it. From the list that comes up either scroll down to select a specific year to search or enter a name in the search box to search all census years.
If you choose to search all census years you can enter as much information as you like. More information will narrow your search while less information will broaden your search.
You will be given a list that shows in which census years your name occurs. Choose a census year to examine.
Once a year has been chosen, a list of names and locations will appear. These names will include a link that will take you directly to the census image.
To narrow your results, you can also select a specific census year to search. All census years now have an "every name index."
Type in the name you wish to search. Include as much additional information as you like.
You will be given a list that shows where your name occurs.
Link directly to the census image.
6. Census Images
While you may choose to use a census index to locate a family member more quickly, you can also browse the census for any given year
From the home page, find "U.S. Census Collection" and click on it.
Scroll down the page and choose the census year, state, county, township, and enumeration district that you would like to examine.
Once you've made your selections, you are able to scroll down and page through the census images.
Using the magnifying glass and "+" or "—" icons, you are able to make the image larger or smaller and move the image.
If you would like to print an image, ask Archives staff for help.
7. Other notes:
Remember to examine the new databases that are being added to Ancestry and familiar databases that are being updated. Some recent additions have included state census records for some U.S. states (including Wisconsin State Censuses for 1895 and 1905, and state cnesus records for Minnesota, Iowa and Kansas), various Vital Records Indexes for some states, Sewdish Church records and Canadian Vital records and censuses.
Guide last revised June, 2011.
Click here for a printable copy of this Guide (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader).
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With great sadness at our loss, and rejoicing in all he accomplished, we announce that at 11.10 pm (Nepal time) on 7 September, 2011 (the auspicious 10th day of the Tibetan calendar), Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup passed away in Kopan Monastery, Nepal, and entered into meditation.
At the time Lama Zopa Rinpoche and all the Kopan monks were doing Heruka Lama Chopa puja for Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup.
The cremation was on Monday, Sept 12th at Kopan Monastery, Nepal.
Lama Lhundrup will be deeply missed by all at Kopan Monastery and Nunnery, and by the numerous students all over the world that received his untiring advice and guidance over the past 40 years.
Lama Zopa Rinpoche requested all FPMT centers, projects, services and students to please do Medicine Buddha puja (extensive, middle length or brief – whatever can be managed).
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Oct 10:
Dear Students of Khensur Lama Lhundrup,
Friday was the 28th day of the passing of our most kind and previous Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup. Already four weeks have passed since he completed his meditation.
On this day, all the monks and nuns performed extensive Medicine Buddha Puja in the morning as well as extensive Heruka Lama Choepa in the evening. In the afternoon, more than 900 monks and nuns from various Gelug monasteries in Boudhanath gathered at the Boudha stupa to recite many prayers, such as the Manjushri prayers, the 8 Monlam prayers and many others.
During the whole 49 day period, Vajrayogini and Yamantaka Self Initiation is performed every day as well as the recitation of the Golden Light sutra and many mantra recitation.
This is the offering of the Kopan sangha community to our kind Guru who has taken care of all of Kopan for 40 years, and has sacrificed his life in order to benefit the community, and who out of his kindness has manifested many relics.
On the 28th October we are all commemorating is the 49th day of of Lama Lhundrup's passing.
Everybody is most cordially invited participate in the ceremonies on that day in person or from afar. You will be able to attend the pujas, and also view the relics that will be on display at that time.
If you cannot be here, we suggest that centers and individuals will perform the Medicine Buddha Puja, to create the conditions for the true and unmistaken reincarnation to return swiftly.
We hope to receive soon the English translation of the prayer for the return of the incarnation that was composed by Lama Zopa Rinpoche.
Following the advice received from Lama Zopa Rinpoche, plans are being made to build the commemoration stupa at the Kopan nunnery. It will be a 1000 Buddha stupa, similar to one stupa in Patan.
Please let us know if you are planning to come to Kopan on this occasion so we can prepare accordingly. There is limited accommodation available at Kopan, but we are happy to arrange guesthouse or hotel bookings for you.
With many thanks and prayers
Kopan Office
Sept 15:
Dear friends,
Tomorrow is the 7th day of Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrub's passing (after completing the meditation).
Kopan Monastery and Nunnery is performing extensive Medicine Buddha Puja at 5.30 am, followed by the recitation of the Prajnaparamita during the morning. In the evening Heruka Lama Choepa with Tsog will be performed.
It would be wonderful if you can participate even from afar in these prayers.
On Sunday morning the cremation stupa will be opened. This will be followed by a procession of the remains into the gompa. Updates and photos of this event will be sent out on Monday
If you would to read the mandala feature on Khensur Rinpoche, or make offerings for the pujas during the 49 days for Khensur Lama Lhundrup you can do so here.
With many thanks
Kopan office
Read more about Lama Lhundrup:
The life and achievements of Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup (from the current edition of Mandala magazine)
Lama Lhundrup's last day (with photos)
Quick Return Prayer for Khensur Rinpoche Lama Lhundrup in English and Tibetan
Video about Lama Lhundrup from Bodhi TV
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hi i'm a bold 9700 user and y'day i tried updating my os to 188.8.131.526 and before that i wiped my device via BBSAK, installed 184.108.40.2066 fresh built into the system and started loading fresh os into the device. Now before launching app loader i did delete vendor.xml file and when i started apploader and after inspecting JVM and device configuration it comes up with this (pic as attached with this post).
Atlast i had to load os into my device via DM ota. Even post that i tried updating os via Dm but even DM doesn't show an update with installed upgraded os.
Guys it even went worse as of now i'm on 18.104.22.1688 and now browser isnt working in that built which means no apps nothing just piece of mobile i have it now with me. Can somebody help and let me know what is the actual problem behind all this? - 12-21-2011, 10:07 AM #2
It sounds like you don't have 18.104.22.1686 installed on your PC. Download the OS exe. Double-click the exe. That will install the OS on your PC. Delete any occurrences of Vendor.xml. Then you can use the Apploader to install the OS onto your BlackBerry.
Try to uninstalling another BlackBerry 6.0.0 System Software from your computer. Remember, all of them must be uninstalled. Then go to C-Program-Files-Common Files-Research In Motion-Shared-Loder Files. Delete the Loader Files Folder.
Then you can install a fresh .706.
Don't forget to delete the vendor.xml file. - 12-24-2011, 07:49 PM #4
I guess you want to install an OS not specified for your device carrier. I had the same problem with you back then, but I figured out that there are two vendor.xml files.
The first one is located in ~\Program Files\Common Files\Research In Motion\AppLoader
and the second one is located in ~\Users\<your user name>\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry\Loader XML
Just delete both of them.
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i have been trying to update my 9790 from .569 to .746 but both DM and Apploader is not detecting the latest OS. Since 4am today i have been repeating the same step..which is deleting the vendor.xml files in only Apploader...until today pm still unsuccessful attempt..frustrated and furious i searched in CB and finally my question is finally answered..wuhoooooo!!!..Thanks Bro..actually 2 location need to delete vendor.xml..@$%^#$^%!!!...anyway my previous old models i only deleted in Apploader and it got updated so why now need to delete in 2 location..just need to understand why..thanks guys..Madoenz i owe u one bro!


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Why is Hillary Clinton NOT the biggest news story of the day ?You´re telling me that the secretary of State of the USA falls down, hits her head, and is screwed up so bad that she cannot answer questions about the death of 4 Americans on foreign soil....and that does NOT warrant any attention AT ALL ????I am interested......get an interview with SOMEBODY close to the SOS. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Maybe Eric Boswell should faint and fall down like Hitlery did so as to avoid any blame. As if! Click Here if you Like this Comment
Nothing new here,its the same scam Gov departments have been using for years. It works like this:1. Person is hired as Gov Worker. That is their primary job.2. Person is then given ancillary duties/job titles (with extra pay).3. Person gets in trouble and/or is served up as fall guy.4. Person gets fired and/or resigns from ancillary duty.5. Person keeps original Gov job they were hired for.6. News cycle moves on, person lays low for a while, then gets another ancillary duty.Ain´t Gov jobs great? Click Here if you Like this Comment
Lies are what they put out on a daily basis. To them, there is no difference be3tween lies and the truth.This entire administration is rotten from the head down and the feet up.Good for the Congresswoman for pointing out this latest of lies. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I see no reason to wait on Obie´s impeachment hearings any longer. I think this chronic lying has gone on far enough. Too many civilian Americans have died on Obie´s watch and he couldn´t give a rats behind about any of them. Then, the sound of handcuffs on the Obiemeister will be sweet. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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