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ST-5128S - Portable Field Strength Meter/Spectrum Analyzer The ST5128 hand-held field strength meter uses RF signal processing techniques and microprocessor technology to produce quick and accurate signal measurements. The meter provides the user a choice of viewing individual channel power readings, a single channel spectrum, a multiple channel spectrum, or an all channel spectrum.Holland Electronics
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FSG Series - Field Signal Generators The FSG series of Field Signal Generators complement Precision Test's FSM range of Field Strength Meters. The FSG series Field Signal Generators are synthesized units that will generate a CW signal over the +20 dBm to -20 dBm amplitude range. ten different models cover the 20 MHz to 3 GHz frequency range. The FSG (field signal generator) series are handheld, portable signal generators especially designed to cover the UMTS and GSM frequency bands.Precision Test Systems
FM614 - DCF77 Field Strength Meter After connecting the antenna the best position for receiving the signal of DCF77 can be detected. The deflection of the FM150 depends on the position and the rotation of the antenna. Additionally the modulation of the DCF77 signal is indicated by LED and by buzzer. The pulses must be clearly identifiable to receive an interference-free DCF77 signal.Meinberg Funkuhren
FSM Series - Field Strength Meters This range consists of thirteen models covering the 20 MHz to 3 GHz frequency range. Each model covers a 100 MHz bandwidth. This meter range has the advantage of being able to operate with some digital signals such as GSM Cellular signals. Measure the strength of a RF signal appearing at its input from +20 dBm to -110 dBm for wide bandwidth models and +10 dBm to -120 dBm for narrow bandwidth models.Precision Test Systems
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Randy Klein and Sheila Jordan at the JJA/New School Jazz/Jazz Connect Reception on January 10, 2014 in New York
For My People, a new musical work based on the poetry of Margaret Walker and composed by Randy Klein at Bethel Presbyterian Church, Plainfield, NJ featuring the composer at the piano, Aurelia Williams as the vocal soloist and The Cranford High School Concert Choir under the direction of Anthony Rafaniello - November 24, 2013.
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Recorded on Sing For Hope Pianos. Piano painted by Izabel Lam at the Central Park Dairy - June 2013
"If anyone has a chance to attend a performance with anything written or performed by Randy Klein, or to have another chance to marvel at an Aurelia William's tour de force of any kind, I don't think we should dream of missing it!" - Homes and Estates reviews the performance of For My People at The Cranford High School, NJ
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Seven Notes Are All You Get
It was a beautiful sunny day in Central Park. There was a small spinet piano overlooking the lake facing west with the inviting message written on it, 'Play Me'. The wind was gusting and I could feel the music building inside of me. Then, I sat down to play, and to my surprised, only seven notes worked. Seven notes are all you get. No! Not just seven notes! Up for the challenge, I could only think of one thing to do. 'Improvise!' Enjoy the seven note concerto with wind ensemble!
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Recorded on Sing For Hope Pianos. Piano painted by Maxine Nienow in Times Square- June 2013
Ok, so I was playing to a sell-out crowd in Times Square. I was into it! I tried to leave space in my playing for the sounds of this most famous hubbub of humanity to be part of the improvisation. Then I faintly heard the approaching sirens coming from uptown. I felt myself willing them closer and closer so that I could interact with the blare of the sound. Finally, the ambulance with the sirens was right in front of me, singing the high note of a solo. There I was playing accompaniment for NYC EMS. What a rush! Times Square is a crazy place, you never know what you will see. The cowboy in his underwear with his guitar was more than I could ask for in this video. You just can't make this stuff up. I have to admit, that this is one of my favorite playing experiences, playing with the Times Square din. Enjoy!
FOR MY PEOPLE To Be Performed At The Cranford High School, NJ
The Cranford High School Concert Choir will present For My People, a new musical work based on the poetry of Margaret Walker and composed by Randy Klein, on Friday, October 18, 2013 at 8pm. The performance will feature the composer at the piano and Broadway performer, Aurelia Williams as the vocal soloist.
Photo: Composer Randy Klein, at piano, works with the Cranford High School Concert Choir in preparation for their performance of his work, For My People on October 18, 2013. Photo credit: Dawn Nicholas
Using the poetry of the great American poet, novelist and essayist Margaret Walker, For My People encompasses a variety of musical genres, including classical, contemporary, gospel, and musical theater. The songs and poetry deal with the African-American experience in the American South during the Twentieth Century. New York composer Randy Klein has given these poems a new voice through his musical settings.
"My attraction to the poetry of Margaret Walker was the result of a New York City subway trip from Brooklyn to Manhattan in February of 2000," explained composer Randy Klein. "Printed on a placard from the "Poetry in Motion" series was a poem by Margaret Walker titled, 'Lineage.' It began, 'My grandmothers were strong.'
As the subway train rumbled on, I was lost in the words of Ms. Walker's heartfelt poetry. A few weeks later I again became aware of the placard with 'Lineage' on it. This time, I scribbled down the poem on a piece of paper, and when I got home, I went to my piano and composed music for it. This was the beginning of the larger work, 'For My People'."
For My People was premiered with choral arrangements by James Ballard in April, 2011 at James Madison University. Members of the Cranford High School Concert Choir were present at the West-Coast premiere in March of 2013 at San Diego State University as part of their Southern California tour last year.
Photo: Cranford High School Concert Choir rehearses in preparation for their performance of For My People with (from right to left) Anthony Rafaniello, Cranford High School Choral Director, James Ballard, Choral arranger, Randy Klein, composer and pianist, and Aurelia Williams, vocalist. Photo credit: Dawn Nicholas
"The students were excited to learn that Randy Klein is a New York-based composer and that soloist Aurelia Williams grew up in Plainfield. It was a near-hometown connection and we were 3,000 miles from home," said Anthony Rafaniello, Cranford High School Choral Director. A connection between Rafaniello and Klein was made thanks to the recommendation of San Diego State Choral Director, Dr. Patrick Walders. Arrangements to perform the work at Cranford High School began over the summer.
"We're very excited to bring For My People, Randy Klein, and Aurelia Williams to Cranford and it's an amazing opportunity for our students to learn from two working professionals in the field," said Rafaniello. Besides music students, some language arts classes will study Margaret Walker's poetry and writing. Klein and Williams will discuss their process in composing and interpreting the poem in a seminar during school on the 18th and then present the concert with the choir that evening.
The concert is made possible, in part, through the generosity of the Cranford High School Friends of Performing Arts. The concert will begin at 8pm on Friday, October 18th in Cranford High School auditorium (201 West End Place, Cranford NJ). Admission is free and open to the public.
For more information about the project go to Electronic Press Kit: For My People - A New Musical Work by Composer Randy Klein based on the Poems of Margaret Walker
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Recorded on Sing For Hope Pianos. Piano painted by Laura Ricciardi at the South Street Seaport - June 2013
Every piano has its own sonic personality. Some sing like angels! Others honk like geese! But, even if a piano is a honker, a pianist can find some quality in that instrument that has musical beauty. My improvisations in this series were played on pianos that were left outside during one of the rainiest periods of a New York summer. Even though they were covered, the elements wore them away. Notes didn't work or would stick, pedals clicked and rattled, and the tuning of each instrument varied greatly. My goal was to play to the elements surrounding me and at the same time find some life quality within these instruments to make music from. I found myself having a great time. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoyed playing!
It was a quiet day at the South Ferry Seaport. This white grand piano beckoned to me. I started to play and noticed the tuning. Out! I noticed the pedal. Broken! I realized that the lid was bolted down so no sound could emanate forth. Yet, the piano had some life left in it. I finally began to play rhythmically, and the soul of this piano began to emerge. Enjoy the improvisation!
Photos: Ever Happily After, A Musical Fairytale at the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) 2013. Book / Director / Producer - Jill Jaysen, Lyrics - Matthew Hardy, Music - Randy Klein, Costume & Projection Design - Michael Schloegel, Lighting Design - Sean Beach, Production Manager - Travis Bell, Musical Director - Garrit Guadan. Photo credit: Lena Adasheva
Hearing our songs being performed by the cast of "Ever Happily After" at the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) 2013 was a thrill! It is always great to hear it the way you imagined. Congrats to all!
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EVER HAPPILY AFTER Set for NYMF at Alice Griffen Jewel Box Theatre
"Ever Happily After," an original musical fairytale written by award-winning playwright, Jill Jaysen with music by Emmy award-winning composer, Randy Klein and lyrics by Matthew Hardy, will be featured in the upcoming New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) on Sunday, July 21st at 1:00 and 5:00 p.m. at The Alice Griffen Jewel Box Theatre, 480 West 42nd Street between 9th and 10th Avenue. All tickets are $25.00 for reservations and information call (212) 352-3101 or visit www.nymf.org.
This whimsical musical, featuring Cinderella and her "happily ever after" fairytale friends, is infused with humorous references to life in the 21st century. The story shines a bright light on the fact that all that glitters is not necessarily gold and magic can be found in the most unexpected places.
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"Just as Broadway has its collection of strange bedfellows, with "Kinky Boots" around the corner from the orphans of "Annie," so does the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, with a special Drama Desk Award received for its efforts, the festival provides a showcase for new works. More than 350 shows have played NYMF stages. <…>
Shows written by artists with New Jersey ties exemplify this year's diverse mix of shows. They honor the past and imagine the future, and range from fairy tale to sci-fi horror — and an homage to the dancing of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.
Randy Klein, who grew up in Union City and Fort Lee, appeared at the festival last year with "Flambé Dreams," a kitchen comedy.
"It was a wonderful experience to see the show on its feet," he says. "We're moving forward, we learned where the laughs fall. We're shopping it around now and trying to get it produced."
In addition to finding new life for his that show, for Klein, one NYMF entry led to another. At a performance last season, the writer Jill Jayson sat in front of him.
Creators of EVER HAPPILY AFTER! Jill Jaysen, Matthew Hardy, and Randy Klein at the New York Musical Theatre Festival (NYMF) 2013 opening party!
Randy Klein Speaks at the Association for Popular Music Education Annual Conference
This past week I spoke at the Association for Popular Music Education Annual Conference in St. Paul, MN. I was fortunate to meet a small group of forward thinking educators who are not only teaching the basics of music, but teaching the popular music form as it relates to students entering the field of music today. The focus of APME is to teach, promote and advance popular music. Their mission statement is loud and clear. Popular music stands as a vital part of our modern lives. A valuable form of artistic expression, it embraces all facets of the human experience. It blends art with contemporary culture and tradition to make relevant the ever changing now.
My presentation's subject was about reaching students through song so they could learn about the time, place and events surrounding the creation of a song. The participant's reaction was a great surprise to me. They started to discuss in a very excited way why songs do what they do and which songs have effected society as a whole. It was quite gratifying to experience their response. The Association for Popular Music Educators is new on the scene. I am happy to be a member and look forward to their ongoing efforts!


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Spatial Buffering of Potassium Ions in Brain Extracellular Space Biophysical Journal, Volume 78, Issue 6, 1 June 2000, Pages 2776-2797 Kevin C. Chen and Charles Nicholson Abstract It has long been assumed that one important mechanism for the dissipation of local potassium gradients in the brain extracellular space is the so-called spatial buffer, generally associated with glial cells. To date, however, there has been no analytical description of the characteristic patterns of K+ clearance mediated by such a mechanism. This study reanalyzed a mathematical model of Gardner-Medwin (1983, J. Physiol. (Lond.). 335:393–426) that had previously been solved numerically. Under suitable approximations, the transient solutions for the potassium concentrations and the corresponding membrane potentials of glial cells in a finite, parallel domain were derived. The analytic results were substantiated by numerical simulations of a detailed two-compartment model. This simulation explored the dependence of spatial buffer current and extracellular K+ on the distribution of inward rectifier K+ channels in the glial endfoot and nonendfoot membranes, the glial geometric length, and the effect of passive KCl uptake. Regarding the glial cells as an equivalent leaky cable, the analyses indicated that a maximum endfoot current occurs when the glial geometric length is equal to the corresponding electrotonic space constant. Consequently, a long glial process is unsuitable for spatial buffering, unless the axial space constant can match the length of the process. Finally, this study discussed whether the spatial buffer mechanism is able to efficiently transport K+ over distances of more than several glial space constants. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (466 kb) |
Potassium Buffering in the Neurovascular Unit: Models and Sensitivity Analysis Biophysical Journal, Volume 105, Issue 9, 5 November 2013, Pages 2046-2054 Alexandra Witthoft, Jessica A. Filosa and George Em Karniadakis Abstract Astrocytes are critical regulators of neural and neurovascular network communication. Potassium transport is a central mechanism behind their many functions. Astrocytes encircle synapses with their distal processes, which express two potassium pumps (Na-K and NKCC) and an inward rectifying potassium channel (Kir), whereas the vessel-adjacent endfeet express Kir and BK potassium channels. We provide a detailed model of potassium flow throughout the neurovascular unit (synaptic region, astrocytes, and arteriole) for the cortex of the young brain. Our model reproduces several phenomena observed experimentally: functional hyperemia, in which neural activity triggers astrocytic potassium release at the perivascular endfoot, inducing arteriole dilation; K+ undershoot in the synaptic space after periods of neural activity; neurally induced astrocyte hyperpolarization during Kir blockade. Our results suggest that the dynamics of the vascular response during functional hyperemia are governed by astrocytic Kir for the fast onset and astrocytic BK for maintaining dilation. The model supports the hypothesis that K+ undershoot is caused by excessive astrocytic uptake through Na-K and NKCC pumps, whereas the effect is balanced by Kir. We address parametric uncertainty using high-dimensional stochastic sensitivity analysis and identify possible model limitations. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1198 kb) |
The Müller cell: a functional element of the retina Trends in Neurosciences, Volume 19, Issue 8, 1 August 1996, Pages 307-312 Eric Newman and Andreas Reichenbach Abstract Müller cells are the principal glial cells of the retina, assuming many of the functions carried out by astrocytes, oligodendrocytes and ependymal cells in other CNS regions. Müller cells express numerous voltage-gated channels and neurotransmitter receptors, which recognize a variety of neuronal signals and trigger cell depolarization and intracellular Ca2+ waves. In turn, Müller cells modulate neuronal activity by regulating the extracellular concentration of neuroactive substances, including: (I) K+, which is transported via Müller-cell spatial-buffering currents; (2) glutamate and GABA, which are taken up by Müller-cell high-affinity carriers; and (3) H+, which is controlled by the action of Müller-cell Na+-HCO3− co-transport and carbonic anhydrase. The two-way communication between Müller cells and retinal neurons indicates that Müller cells play an active role in retinal function.Trends Neurosci. (1996) 19, 307–312 Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1722 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 101, Issue 11, 2611-2619, 7 December 2011
Silke Agte†, ‡, , , Stephan Junek§, ¶, ‖, Sabrina Matthias†, Elke Ulbricht†, Ines Erdmann†, Antje Wurm†, Detlev Schild§, Josef A. Käs‡ and Andreas Reichenbach†
† Paul Flechsig Institute for Brain Research, Universität Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
‡ Institute for Experimental Physics I, Department of Physics and Geosciences, Universität Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany
§ Physiology Department, University of Göttingen and Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Cluster of Excellence, Göttingen, Germany
¶ Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft Research Center Molecular Physiology of the Brain, Universität Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany
‖ Max Planck Institute for Brain Research, Frankfurt, Germany
In vertebrate eyes, images are projected onto an inverted retina where light passes all retinal layers on its way to the photoreceptor cells. Light scattering within this tissue should impair vision. We show that radial glial (Müller) cells in the living retina minimize intraretinal light scatter and conserve the diameter of a beam that hits a single Müller cell endfoot. Thus, light arrives at individual photoreceptors with high intensity. This leads to an optimized signal/noise ratio, which increases visual sensitivity and contrast. Moreover, we show that the ratio between Müller cells and cones—responsible for acute vision—is roughly 1. This suggests that high spatiotemporal resolution may be achieved by each cone receiving its part of the image via its individual Müller cell-light guide.


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8 March 2013: My first day back in Care2! No internet for a long time. So glad to see so many friends are still here. 22nd March: Still got over 2000 care2 messages to get through.PLEASE, NO FWDS!!!
Enjoy Spring! or Enjoy Autumn! depending where you live. Me, I'm looking forward to Autumn."Autumn - that season of peculiar and inexhaustible influence on the mind of taste and tenderness - that season of which has drawn from every poet worthy of being read some attempt at description, or some lines of feeling." - Jane Austen, 'Persuasion'
We never know how high we are Till we are called to rise; And then, if we are true to plan, Our statures touch the skies. — Emily Dickinson Rest In Peace, Ravi!GENTLE FRIENDS: Sorry I cannot keep up with all the messages and other activities here in Care2 as I would wish. But I'm just going to do what I can and want to do, ok? Please you don't have to respond to this... I know that my being unreliable and inconsistent in my postings annoys some people, going on feedback. If this is you I'd rather you just un-friend and forget about me. Chronic illness and never-ending pain plus family concerns are taking all my strength. I am needing to focus as much energy as I can on those around me...I have to take one day, one hour, at a time.Heartfelt Best Wishes To AllWe need to teach our children what's important in life after we learn it ourselves.What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty or democracy? - Mahatma Gandhi"On behalf of all animals, thank you for pledging to help end animal suffering by taking them off your plate!" http://animalsaustralia.org/investigations/final-moments/Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight. -Albert Schweitzer Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama's light installation Infinity Mirrored Room – Filled with the Brilliance of Life (2011)Friends in Need is my support group for people living with chronic pain and chronic illnesses. If you would like to join, even just to try us out, you're welcome to apply....and I shall watch the ferry boats, and they'll get high, on a bluer ocean against tomorrow's sky. and i will never grow so old again, and i will walk and talk, in gardens all wet with rain... ― Van MorrisonHark, now hear the sailors cry, smell the sea, and feel the sky let your soul & spirit fly, into the mystic... ― Van Morrison
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Canton senior Rachel Winters (No. 10) waits to make a play while being guarded by Novi's Kerri McMahan (No. 5). / JOHN KEMSKI | EXPRESS PHOTO
Putting up a shot against Novi defender Kerri McMahan (left) is Canton sophomore Natalie Winters (No. 3). / JOHN KEMSKI | EXPRESS PHOTO
Canton players and coaches hoist the Kensington Conference and KLAA South Division trophies in jubilation following Wednesday's win over Novi. / JOHN KEMSKI | EXPRESS PHOTO
It seemed as though wherever Kerri McMahan tried to maneuver on the basketball floor Wednesday night, one of Cantons Winters sisters was there to stop her progress.
The talented senior point guard for Novi must have thought she was in an office building somewhere, repeatedly getting doors slammed in her face.
McMahans struggles against sophomore guard Natalie Winters throughout the first half (just four of her 11 points) and later against senior guard Rachel Winters had a lot to do with the Wildcats falling 30-20 to host Canton in the KLAA Kensington Conference championship game.
Awesome job, all that credit goes to Nat, Canton head coach Brian Samulski said. A tremendous job on her. Kerris a phenomenal player and Nat should feel good with what she got on the defensive end tonight with that.
Canton (16-3) will look to win the association title for the first time since 2011 (when Rachel Winters, Paige Aresco, Taylor Hunley and Shannon Perry were freshmen) at 7 p.m. Friday at Lakes Conference champion Waterford Mott (17-2).
We knew we had to stop her dribble drive, shes a very good player, Rachel Winters said about McMahan. Natalie did a great job on her in the beginning and then I switched on to her.
Our team helped off of her really well, too, and we just tried to get her stopped.
It wasnt until the final minute of the game before McMahan reached double figures in scoring, tallying Novis only two points of the fourth quarter (with the game decided) on foul shots.
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Rachel Winters (nine points) was a key in the Chiefs finally cracking the ice on offense, too. But that didnt happen until the fourth quarter, which began with Canton trailing 18-16.
She opened the final quarter with a game-tying jumper from the left corner and followed a minute later with a trey from the same side of the floor to put the Chiefs in front 21-18 with 6:10 left.
Unwavering defensive pressure by the Chiefs led to back-to-back turnovers by Novi.
Hunley (11 points, 10 rebounds) cashed in with successive layups and, all of a sudden, a tightly contested game was 25-18 with five minutes remaining. The Wildcats would not add to their total until McMahans late free throws.
Every time we play Novi, you know its going to be a defensive battle, Samulski said. I thought we guarded well all night; towards the end we were able to get some open looks.
Rach hit some big shots on the wing, Taylor get some scores inside with Paige feeding her from top. It went from there. But the key is, if you guard and rebound, youll have a chance.
Aresco chipped in seven points.
Other than McMahan, the Wildcats (15-4) received five points from Taylor Pavlika and four points from Kristen Schubring.
Samulskis communication and motivation skills also helped the cause.
He turned up the volume during an urgent full timeout in the third, with Novi leading 15-14 and Canton grasping at offensive straws.
He told us to calm down, play our game, Rachel Winters said. Dont worry about the officials and just keep plugging through.
And that is what the Chiefs will need to do to win the association title Friday night and have any success in the state tournament (which begins next week).
At this point in time in the year, game 20, game 19, game 18, youre always playing good people, Samulski said. It is what it is. Well go and play someone good and well see what we can do.


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Clint Hurdle workout day interview
Rox manager putting together one-game winning streaks
I'm sure you've addressed this humidor thing before. As a matter of fact, I know you have. But just for us who don't hear it a whole lot. How much has it changed the game here? And is it a more honest game than it used to be with the balls being stored in there?
Are you allowed to put cigars in there?
You've had a lot of fun with this over the days, you and Daniel O'Dowd have taken the high road. You might have noticed over the last couple of years there's a lot people in this town in the media that were down on you. Was there any point where you say, we're halfway to the World Series; I told you so. You've bitten your lip on that, but from the amount of criticism you've taken to where you've gotten, is it fair to say you guys are wrong? You won't say it, though?
You've said many times your credo for the team is respect everything, be in awe of nothing. You take the 2-0 lead, you look to the Diamondbacks, what are the two or three things that you're still most warily respecting with them?
What can you say about the atmosphere here in Denver? How can you use that to drive the team forward?
I know one of the things people love about you is you're a big reader of fiction books. Has this journey in some way been stranger than fiction?
I'm sure you're going to find this hard to believe, but Eric Byrnes was in here earlier and was a little outspoken. And he basically said that he thinks Arizona has outplayed your team in the two games that you guys have just been lucky. I'm sure you don't need bulletin board material at this point, but just I'm sure you think your guys have played better than just being lucky so far?
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May 25, 2010
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Written by Stew Goodwin
April 03, 2008
On a raw, rainy day a couple of weeks ago I was sitting in a local theater watching a live Metropolitan Opracast of
Peter Grimes.
This masterpiece of darkness concerns judgment and the evil it can engender. Benjamin Britten's work graphically illustrates how judgment might poison a community. In that private theatrical world surrounded by throbbing music, I found myself reflecting upon the pall that ill-considered judgment can cast.
As I reflected, a line sung by a chorus of English fishing villagers ricocheted around in my brain: "Him who despises us we will destroy." This line epitomizes the evil that judging can spawn.
Judgment often starts out quite innocently. It can begin with something we don't like or find objectionable. It can arise from an appearance or mannerisms we find unusual. But in this guise it can deteriorate rapidly into prejudice. Judgment can also spring from perfectly acceptable, even desirable, objectives.
Athletics are a case in point. Most of us who compete want to win, but winning can turn into an unhealthy obsession. For example, there can only be one winner of the World Series or the Super Bowl. They are certainly winners. But when quotation marks are applied and everyone else becomes a "loser" regardless of their record, the situation begins to get a bit ugly. Then, these labels can filter down through the competitive strata, even touching children.
In the realm where the score is kept in monetary terms, CEOs are the quintessential "winners." They can earn tens of millions annually, hundreds of times the salaries of their average employees. By inference, and in actual economic terms, those employees become "losers." Judging in this way clouds results and hinders achievement.
In schools those who have the right skills and inclinations can play the academic game successfully and are considered "smart." Winners are judged by grades or test scores. Those who might have different skills, or motivations, or who might be dyslexic, are termed underachievers at best, and are deemed to be academic losers. Such branding can create lifelong traumas.
Elites are often formed by judgment, as are the masses they claim to tower over. Racism and sexism can also be products of judgment, or more accurately mis-judgment. Intolerance of all sorts emanates form the same source. When we stigmatize a belief system, usually through ignorance, we are judging.
Another outgrowth of the judging process is the way many of us view the world we live in. When we divide mankind into good and evil, or us versus them, we are judging. In its most insidious form, this sort of reasoning can be used to support repressive autocrats, to countenance corruption, or to violate basic human rights.
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Judging has lured us into preemptive attacks, torture of captives, and the strewing of civilian dead. It has seduced us to embargo and ostracize. It has prompted us to conspire for regime change.
In almost every case, our emotions have matched those Britten ascribed to those biased and misinformed villagers. Furthermore, the very fact that such a match exists underlines what our reaction would be if the situation were reversed.
I realize that judgment, even of the more malicious variety, cannot be eradicated. Bur it can be recognized. That is where
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Learn To Dance Balboa Or Improve What You Already Know!
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History: Balboa and Bal-Swing are two separate but linked dances that sprung forth from southern California in the 1930's when ballrooms became too crowded for partners to break away from each other.
How it works: The pure Balboa dancers developed a partner dance with a close chest to chest connection between lead and follow, emphasizing visually subtle leading and intricate footwork. Balboa dancers created musical interest in their improvised dancing through ad-lib steps, slides, and syncopations.
Bal-Swing dancers, however, combined the close basic of pure bal with breakaways as seen in Lindy Hop and Swing Dancing. Consequently, Bal-Swing is characterized by an eight count pattern known as the "throw out" or "toss out." Come-Arounds, Lollies, and Crossovers also comprise part of the basic vocabulary that showcase the separation of lead and follow close connection of Bal to Bal-Swing.
Why you should dance Balboa: If you like to dance close to your partner, sliding across the dance floor, at medium to fast tempos without getting too tired, you'll enjoy Balboa. Girls, if you like to spin with twirly skirts and wear high heels, Bal-Swing is for you!
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Nice people, apartments clean and equiped with everything you need,
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A diving school and estore.
That is, a wonderfull place that I would return.
Tanks to all the people there, specially to Erien (I don't know if its this her correct name), the dive master
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Clean out your fridge and freezerWith lower temperatures on the porch than in the crisper drawer, cold snaps are a good time to empty the fridge and freezer without worrying about food spoilage. Just empty the fridge, toss everything that's expired, set the remaining groceries outside your front door to keep them chilled and scrub down the shelves and drawers. Clean area rugs with snowThose big area rugs that are too heavy to shake out will benefit from a nice snow cleaning.
Apartmentthearpy.com advises rug owners to hang the rug outside for 30 minutes to acclimate it to the cold, then place it facedown in the snow and beat it with a broom. Flip the rug, beat it with the broom again, then sweep the snow off. Roast a chicken to save energyLow temperatures mean high energy bills. Now is a good time to throw a chicken, roast or some kind of braised dish in the oven, lower the thermostat and let the oven heat your house for a few hours. For bonus points, unplug the deep freeze in the garage for a few hours (or days) and save a little more. Wash those extra dishes
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Dancer and choreographer Twyla Tharp was born to Lucille and William Tharp on July 1, 1941, in Portland, Indiana. Lucille, a piano teacher, started Twyla on lessons when she was just a year and a half old. In 1951, Twyla and her family moved to Rialto, California. Soon after, she started dance lessons at the Vera Lynn School of Dance.
After graduating from Pacific High School, Tharp enrolled at Pomona College, where she trained as a dancer under Wilson Morelli and John Butler. Partway through her sophomore year, she transferred to Barnard College in Manhattan. There she honed her ballet skills at the American Ballet Theatre, under the tutelage of Igor Schwezoff. In New York, Tharp also studied dance under Martha Graham and Merce Cunningham. After Tharp graduated from Barnard with an art history degree in 1963, she debuted as a professional dancer with the Paul Taylor Dance Company.
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The year before Tharp graduated from Barnard, she married a classmate, painter Peter Young. The marriage ended in divorce and was followed by Tharp's second marriage, to artist Bob Huot. Tharp and Huot's marriage too ended in divorce, but resulted in the birth of Tharp's only child, a son named Jesse.
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When Tharp was 23 years old, she started her own dance company. After struggling initially, the Twyla Tharp Dance Company took off in the early 1970s, with works such as Time Goes By (1973). Her first work to hit the Broadway stage was 1980's When We Were Very Young. Tharp danced for the company until the mid-1980s, at which time she took a break from dancing to focus on choreographing—not only for the Twyla Tharp Dance Company, but also for movies and television. In 1987 the company temporarily disbanded.
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Following her ballet company's disbandment, Tharp joined the American Ballet Theatre to work as Mikhail Baryshnikov's artistic associate. In 1984, her TV special Baryshnikov by Tharp earned her two Emmy Awards. Tharp left the American Ballet Theatre in 1989, transferring her productions to the Boston Ballet and the Hubbard Street Dance Company in Chicago.
Tharp returned to dancing in 1991, and published her autobiography, Push Comes to Shove, the following year. In 1995 she rejoined the American Ballet Theatre as a choreographer, and staged a revision of American We (1995) and The Elements.
The revitalized Twyla Tharp Dance Company launched a wildly successful global tour from 1999 to 2003. In 2006, Tharp saw another of her pieces make it to Broadway: The Times They Are A-Changin', inspired by Bob Dylan's music.
As of spring 2013, Tharp was slated to premiere her 130th work at the American Dance Festival's summer season—in Durham, North Carolina, and New York City—from June 13 to July 27.
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Not only are the Bobcats 7-57 against the league, they're now 0-2 against national columnists. In SI.com, Michael Rosenberg wondered how someone as competitive as Michael Jordan could let something like this season happen. In his ESPN Insider Per Diem column, John Hollinger demonstrated how the team's atrociousness is historically significant. I halfway expect to turn on tomorrow night's game against Orlando and see Anderson Cooper solemnly reporting from outside of the arena, wearing a CNN-branded raincoat and describing the situation as an "ongoing catastrophe." The Bobcats are officially in Secret Service-territory now, a national embarrassment. They're also the worst nightmare for fans like me, who hope that if their teams can't be any good then can't they at least not make a scene?
Nope, they're making that scene. In fact, they're getting drunk and throwing up in a crowded restaurant while picking their noses. With spinach in their teeth. "When the Kings arrived in North Carolina on Saturday evening," wrote Jason Jones in the Sacramento Bee, "they had a practice that focused on what they needed to do to beat the Bobcats." Does that mean they practiced showing up? Because I'm not really sure what else is required nowadays. The Kings owned more paint than Sherwin-Williams, scoring 78 from close-range. DeMarcus Cousins, Jason Thompson, and Travis Outlaw rampaged through the Bobcats' frontcourt like George, Lizzy, and Ralph. It wasn't just Sacramento's bigs, either; the Bobcats made Isaiah Thomas look like Isiah Thomas, and Tyreke Evans' notorious inability to develop long-distance range didn't really matter when all of his shots were slam-dunks. To me, this felt like the first time the Bobcats had genuinely stopped trying, especially on defense. Everything about their effort was humiliating, including the technical foul on Bismack Biyombo (although I guess that means his English must really be coming along).
Then the Washington Wizards spilled out of their clown cars on Monday and won by an unfathomable twenty-eight. Actually, I take that back, because not only can I fathom it, I watched it happen. This was more of the same as the Kings game—50+ points in the paint, 28 fast break points, 55% shooting—except more PG-oriented. Wizards guard John Wall pushed it, pushed it real good. He split the Bobcats' defense like a watermelon at a Gallagher concert en route to a 16 and 14. To counter this, all the Bobcats could do was dust-off DJ Augustin from his 4-game absence and throw him out there. To his credit, Augustin was actually semi-competent with 16 points and 6 dimes, but he was essentially just another teen thrown into a slasher film. The Bobcats were down by 24 at halftime and it only got worse from there.
Finally, because this might be the last time we see him this year (or preferably ever), Tyrus Thomas deserves some special recognition. Amidst a bloodbath of horrifying statistics, Thomas still managed to distinguish himself by racking up 3 turnovers and a +/- of -10 despite just three minutes of playing time. The only reason he didn't assault the stat sheet any further was because he decided to assault James Singleton instead and got ejected. Between his bizarre skinniness, terrible play, erratic behavior, I'm starting to wonder if the Bobcats aren't simply paying him in cocaine.