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ZEBULON — Clark Cota sprinted out of the batter's box. The Topsail junior had put a ball deep into the outfield, deep enough for a double. An extra base hit never felt so good. "It's been like three weeks (since I had an extra base hit). It felt great. It's just a great feeling right now," Cota said.
ZEBULON — Connor Grainger knew. Without directly being told what was expected of him, the Whiteville sophomore knew exactly was his start on Saturday entailed. After the Wolfpack came up with a series tying win in the early afternoon, Grainger was told to take the mound. That meant he had to keep the season alive in a do-or-die Game 3 with East Surry.
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ZEBULON –The Topsail baseball team did what few other teams could this season – got hits and runs off Piedmont starter David Nash. Because of that, the Pirates are one win away from claiming the 3A state championship. Topsail scored the go-ahead run in the sixth and held on to claim a 5-3 win in Game 1 of the best-of-three series with the Panthers. The two teams meet again on Saturday at 2 p.m. If a Game 3 is necessary,… Read More »
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Alarm control panels are becoming easier for end users…but installers better know IP.
With the issue of false alarms continuing to grab headlines, the security industry still has a ways to go in changing the public's perception that alarm control is under control. However, the good news is that help is on the way with improvements in alarm technology. In speaking with experts on the subject, alarm control panels are making great strides in accurate reporting capabilities and ease of use.
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What good is a burglar alarm if it is so complicated the user stops bothering to arm it? This, of course, is not all that uncommon and it is a matter that alarm control panel manufacturers are taking into consideration.
Tom Mechler, product marketing manager, Bosch Security Systems, says that the SIA CP-01 standards (see sidebar) are starting to help regulate the way end users interface with their alarm systems. Also, manufacturers are making improvements that go above and beyond the CP-01 standard.
"We have a new control panel that doesn't require pin numbers. It has a token as your primary user interface and it also uses voice instead of confusing displays. It tells you what is going on," states Mechler, referring to the Bosch Easy Series. "So we're making the panels easier to use and that makes them friendlier to the end user so they are more likely to use their system. It also reduces false alarms because there is less confusion. "
"With our product we are doing a lot of work in the area of making it easy for the end user to use and understand," says Mark Hillenburg, product architect, DMP, referring to the XR100 and XR500 Series.
"One of those key areas is the multiple-language support," he points out. "The panel can communicate in English, French or Spanish, not only based on just how you want to set it up, but based on the user." A user could be Spanish-speaking only and that person's user profile could be set so that this person only sees Spanish, Hillenburg explains.
"Another area that we have just recently made what we think is a really significant improvement on our control panel is allowing the ability for the end user at the premise to verify the alarm through the alarm panel," he continues. "You know verification is a huge deal and trying to curb false alarms is a big issue within the industry."
Hillenburg adds, "We have actually implemented a change in the process to how an end user responds once an alarm is initiated. We give them the opportunity to either cancel or verify that the alarm is real; and we have invented new, unique messages that go from the panel to the central station based on those two separate decisions that the end user will make on whether or not they know that it is a false alarm."
Hillenburg explains further, "By sending a different signal to the central station, the central station no longer has to waste valuable time calling (or calling twice) to verify an alarm. They will have a user's pin code, so they know who the user is. They will have an overt action taken by that user to specifically say that this alarm has been verified. Then that message will immediately go into the central station. At that point the central station can call and dispatch without having to waste all the time to verify it."
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The ancient Khmer of Angkor had an elaborate irrigation system. As part of this system, they made huge artificial bodies of water called barays. Even in the dry season, as the water level dropped across the country, these barays still had water. Although they helped irrigate the crops and support the people, the water also had religious purpose. Built out in the water were several manmade islands holding Hindu temples.
One of these islands is now known as Neak Pean, the Entiwined Serpents.
The tuk tuk dropped me off on the side of the road and I walked over to the entrance. The ranger guarding the site checked my pass, and I entered the site. At first I was confused. I couldn't see anything special. So, I kept walking. On either side of the dirt path the ground sloped away into the trees. Soon, water started licking at the bases of the trees. Then, the path ended.
Where the dirt stopped, a wooded 'bridge' began. It seemed temporary, like something you put up after a heavy storm. Maybe in the dry, you can walk across the ground the whole way. Instead, I walked on boards, the trees and bushes still sticking up from the water around me.
Eventually, I reached the island. While you can image the grandeur that once was, the island is mostly in disrepair.
At one time, a series of four pools surrounded a central ring, which itseld encircled a larger pool. In the middle of the center pool, a small shrine stood. Four animal fountains flanked this shrine, one for each of the outer pools.
The pools all remain. One, the furthest from the entrance, has become a frog pond. I was serenaded by their peeps as I walked closer. The other three outer pools remain, as does the inner pool. The shrine is there as well, but the fountains are gone. I noticed pieces of a horse, but that was all.
Where the outer pools meet the central ring there are recesses holding shrines. Gold icons sit beside smoking incense. You could easily miss these, as they are invisible from above. You need to walk down along the water's edge in order to see in. In some cases, the cracked path has worn down to mere stepping stones across the entrance.
This shrine is only a small part of the island. The trees covering the rest of the area provide a nice shade. Tourists and locals alike lounged in the shade among the trees. I even noticed some chickens in the brush as I left to go on toward my next temple.
Korean word of the post: 닉 뽀안 (nik bbo-an) Neak Pean
Chinese word of the post: 涅盤宮 (nie4 pan2 gong1) Neak Pean
Khmer word of the post: ប្រាសាទនាគព័ន្ធ (neak pean) Neak Pean/'entwined sepents'
The weekend after the whale festival we all had a long weekend. In light of this, we made a trip out to the islands of Seonyudo in Jeollabuk-do during the weekend of June 4th.
Ann, Claire, Jennifer and I met at the KTX station and headed north to Daejeon. We decided to stay the night there since it was more convenient than trying to travel all in one day. We met some people, ate some chicken, and then headed back to our motel room (the same room that Ann and I had stayed in on our last trip to Daejeon, actually) and went to sleep.
In the morning, after what would prove to be my last shower for days, we got a taxi to the bus. From Daejeon's Dongbu Bus terminal we needed to get the bus to Gunsan, a small city on the coast. Once we got off the bus in Gunsan, we needed to get a city bus to the ferry terminal. After waiting forever and then riding the bus for a second forever, we were greeted with a sight of the sea. We booked our ferry, and waited. While we were waiting Akosua, who had left Sangju early in the morning, caught up with us. She was smart and took a taxi in Gunsan.
After the ferry, which rode over the choppy waves, we finally got to Seonyudo. We walked along the one road, past people on bicycles and golf carts that posed as taxis. The islands officially do not allow cars except for work vehicles, so its limited to bikes, scooters, and carts.
We set up camp on a narrow higher strip between two beaches. After our tents were put together, we got some food at a local restaurant (seafood, of course) and then rented scooters. Since it was peak season, it was a little pricey, but we paid it anyway, and off we went. Officially Seonyudo is actually three large islands connected by bridges. We werent supposed to take the scooters over the bridges, but we did anyway. After some near fall, since Id never driven anything like that before, we zipped all over the three islands, taking in the sights, and soon realizing the limited size of our vacation spot.
We settled back into our campsite for the night with some Fanta, soju, beer, makgeolli, Cider, and assorted snacks. Later we made a run to get some more snacks. Camping makes you hungry…We listened to music and attracted a group of visiting science professors from Korea University. Finally, we went to bed. It was chilly, but we survived.
On Sunday we had breakfast and rented some bikes for the day. We once again zoomed across the island, enjoyind the scenery and waving to the locals and other visitors who seemed to enjoy seeing a gang of foreigners. We found some rocks on the one side of the island and scrambled across. Thousands of rock lice or something like that scurried away from us as we walked. It was like being a monster…We rested in the cove that we found across the rocks before heading back. My bike made horrendous squeaky sounds. And the seat was loose. And the gears didn't always shift. It was okay for the first 15 minutes of riding before any of this took place. :( Ann's bike was too small. It made for an interesting ride.
Later we bathed in the ocean since there were no showers to be found. Most people rent pensions instead of camping, which might explain the derth of public bathing areas. After some more riding we went to search for dinner. Some Korean men were filleting fish and gave us some sashimi from a fish that had just stopped squirming. We moved on to find some Korean bbq and ate our fill.
After another night similar to the first we packed and got back on the ferry, back into a taxi, back onto a bus. However, the KTX to Ulsan was booked for the next 8 hours. Instead, we got a bus ticket, but still had a 4 hour wait. We got a motel room for a few hours, showered, and ate dinner before getting on the bus. Finally we were back in Ulsan. Exhausted, but happy.
Korean word of the post: 괴물 (gway-mul) monster
After the wonderous day off on Thursday, during which we found our way into our own private Narnia, we had school on Friday. My coteacher and I taught the usual assortment of 5th grade classes. In the afternoon classes, rather than the usual drag of teaching 15 odd kids at a time who just want to start the weekend, we had sports day. After four straight hours of wrangling kids who were running and popping balloons, plus the occasional break to eat chicken, I got to go home.
This weekend was the weekend before the holiday to celebrate the birth of Buddha. This was on Tuesday, so my school allowed us to have off on Monday and Tuesday, and a four day weekend awaited me. I went with Caitlyn and met Ann around 9:30 and headed toward the express bus terminal. Before I knew it, I was on a bus heading toward Gwangju, the sole large city in the southwestern corner of Korea.
We stayed at a really nice motel with Akosua and Leanne. In the morning we got a bus to Wando, further to the south, along the coast. We spent the weekend in Wando, visiting the islands and investigating the beaches. We were just in time for the Jang Bogo festival, a medieval mariner whose fleet controlled a vast portion of the seas. Centered in Wando, his sea territory stretched all the way to China. Therefore, along with the usual Korean themed activities, there was also some more maritime activities, and a large wooden ship. We ate lots of food and had a good time listening to music and browsing the area.
On Sunday we went to Cheongsando, a smaller island around an hour's ferry ride away. On the island we walked through fields of bright yellow rapeflowers overlooking the misty sea below the hills. At the top was a house that had been used in the drama Spring Waltz. Never seen it…
Back on the ferry, back to Wando, and into town. We stayed the night, eating snacks and drinking magkeolli in our motel, before heading to bed. In the morning we got the bus to Gwangju. In Gwangju, despite some rain, Caitlyn and I took a walk and saw a little bit of the downtown. Some of it was under construction, so we didnt see as much as we would have liked.
In the evening, after some Vietnamese food, we headed to Panty Squared and to Mix. I think that's what the places were called. Later that night, after our group had more alcohol than we should have, Caitlyn and I walked back to the motel through a downpour before getting a cab.
Finally, Tuesday afternoon, after sleeping in, we made it back to the bus terminal and got the bus back to Ulsan. And, wouldnt you know, the guy in front of me at the terminal was looking at pornography on his touch phone. The site was in Chinese characters, I noticed at a quick glance, but that doesn't really tell me where he was from. Anyone can use a site that has some characters on it…Anyway, it was an interesting way to end a really great long weekend!
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The Bears offense has been improved in a few categories. Jay Cutler has only been sacked 3 times in 3 games and has done well limited his turnovers. The offensive line has all but eliminated the dreaded pre-snap penalties and given Cutler a clean pocket.
On defense, the Mel Tucker has picked up right where Lovie Smith left off, taking the ball away. The Bears have the best turnover ratio and the most takeaways in the league.
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Devin Hester has been like a volcano just waiting to erupt and the Lions might be just the ones to let that volcano erupt. He had a monster game a couple of weeks ago and seems like he's returned to his old self. Nothing could help turn around a tough game than a kickoff or punt return. I think it's time.
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Through seven weeks, the Patriots have 27 quarterback hits and 15 sacks (16th in the league) as a team. Based on gamebooks, here's a quick look at some pass-rush numbers for the Patriots to this point in the 2012 season:
Quarterback hits
DE Chandler Jones: Eight
DE Rob Ninkovich: Five
DE Jermaine Cunningham: Three
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LB Dont'a Hightower: Two
DL Vince Wilfork: Two
DE Trevor Scott: One
LB Jerod Mayo: One
DL Brandon Deaderick: One
DL Kyle Love: One
Jones: 5 (16 yards)
Ninkovich: 4 (21 yards)
Hightower: 2 (10 yards)
Cunningham: 1.5 (15 yards)
Love: 1.5 (4 yards)
Mayo: 1 (7 yards)
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Qing (1644-1911) Documentary Paintings Revisited: The "Rise and Fall" of Officials' Career Imagery (huanji tu)
Ya-Chen Ma , Professor, Institute of History, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
The sheer amount of so-called "documentary paintings" that employ Sino-Western pictorial techniques in Qing (1644-1911) court art is a puzzling phenomenon. While in recent years scholars begin to contextualize the production of some cases, few have speculations of such paintings as a whole. This presentation revisits this issue by tracing the history of a unique kind of paintings, officials' career imagery (huanji tu), which does not appear in Chinese traditional accounts of paintings but can be found in many scholar-officials' anthologies. I will first outline its popularity in and beyond Ming officials' circle, Hung Taiji's (1592-1643) unorthodox invention in early Qing, the Kangxi emperor's (r. 1654-1722) selective appropriation, to the Qianlong emperor's (r. 1736-1796) transformation, as well as its decline among High Qing officials and its revival in late Qing. I will then turn to discuss how the history of huanji tu contributes to a new understanding of documentary paintings as the Manchu construction of cultural hegemony.
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Wayne Gretzky has plenty of records. He can let Taylor Hall of the Edmonton Oilers have one, right? History occurred as the Oilers took on the New York Islanders on Thursday night.
With Edmonton looking to get a much-needed slash in the win column, Hall came out flying. With a little over four minutes left to go in the first period, New York suffered an awful defensive breakdown, leaving No. 4 wide open for a cross-ice feed from Justin Schultz. The team celebrated, having just knotted the game up at one and then went back to the faceoff circle.
That's when lightning struck.
While the first goal came off of a slick pass, the second one was of the ugly variety. The rebound popped out to Hall, who made no mistake in scoring his second goal in eight seconds.
Gretzky's mark of nine seconds was the previous record, and he seemed happy for Hall.
Wayne Gretzky's reaction via text re: Taylor Hall breaking his Oilers record for fastest 2 goals: `That is so cool, good for him…" con't
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The Tennessee Titans need to make some upgrades on the front seven, and it's honestly the perfect time for the Titans to need another defensive end and significant linebacker help, as the Titans are gearing up for their first year with Ray Horton as the defensive coordinator. The former Cleveland Browns and Arizona Cardinals DC likes to run a hybrid 3-4 defense, so he can shop for his groceries on the free agent market. Arthur Jones and Karlos Dansby seem to be their top targets on the defensive line and at linebacker, and future-released OLB LaMarr Woodley is also a potential addition as a 3-4 OLB edge rusher.
According to the Nashville Tennessean's Jim Wyatt, the Titans are also interested in former Baltimore Ravens inside linebacker Jameel McClain and veteran edge rusher Shaun Phillips, who is an impending free agent from the Denver Broncos. Phillips can still get to the quarterback and would be a solid add for the Titans, but I wonder if he is just as much of a backup plan as McClain would be at ILB.
I could see the Titans going after a top linebacker and signing McClain on top of that, but I think it's more likely that top free agent ILB Karlos Dansby is their biggest priority with McClain as a backup plan. Although McClain was released by the Baltimore Ravens this offseason, that was to make room to re-sign guys like Eugene Monroe, Dennis Pitta, and Daryl Smith. Plus, the Ravens also have talented second-year pro Arthur Brown chomping at the bit, so McClain was a luxury piece. He is a quality starter at the position, and both he and Phillips are veterans that Titans fans should watch for in the coming week or two.
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Monday, May 12, 2014 9:20 AM
HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY BY HOLIDAY MATHIS FOR RELEASE: MONDAY, MAY 12, 2014 Wrong Is Right Trine
Humans like to be right. Maybe it's because our complex brains grasp the magnitude of the universe beyond what is understood by other earthly species. Realizing that so much is out of our control, some degree of certainty is required in order to function. Mercury trine Mars asks, "What if you're wrong?" It's fine! There is peace in this.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You want to be the shaper, but you don't need to be. At times like this, it is better to be the one who is shaped. Let the situation teach you and mold you. There are good influences around you.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Your conversations will be more complex and layered than they seem. You may not realize that you are looking for a certain outcome until you get a different one. Try to roll with the surprises.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). The more distance you put between yourself and the thing that is robbing you of your peace, the better. You're not running away so much as running toward your center.
CANCER (June 22-July 22). You consider yourself to be a citizen of the world, and excellent manners are your passport. The civility you apply in today's dealings will command attention and inspire reciprocity.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). You radiate a feeling of acceptance and inclusion. No wonder you're so popular. You praise and encourage authenticity, and so people feel free to be themselves around you.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). You want to make a change. Do not sell anything in haste. Do your research. Wait to get the best price. Your nonchalant attitude will attract the right buyer.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). It can take tremendous effort to establish a new behavior, but once your brain is trained, all the hard work is done. Now you are starting to enjoy the benefits of your new habit.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). You'll make adjustments to your personal space that turn it into a kind of cocoon for learning, doing and being the person you want to be. These changes will not be expensive at all.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You're both clever and even-tempered. Setting your own agenda aside, you will solve a problem, smooth over a situation and help everyone have a better day.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Before you get out your wallet, consider that luxurious things can also be free things. You'll enjoy an exchange of finery that comes in the form of words or beautiful gestures.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). You'll think of many ways to improve your work situation. Keep the brainstorming process separate from the planning process. This is how you'll avoid becoming overwhelmed.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). You are quite observant, and this will serve you well today. You'll read the small changes in a loved one's behavior and easily figure out what it all means.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (May 12). The next seven weeks empower you. You'll take control of the flow of events, and the outcome will be different from what anyone would have predicted and exactly the way you want things to be. A work project will pay you well in July. August is your chance to be the star of the show. September brings new friends. Cancer and Scorpio people adore you. Your lucky numbers are: 30, 2, 22, 40 and 16.
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You feel how you feel, so don't judge yourself or tell yourself you shouldn't feel grief stricken or anxious or that you shouldn't cry. Of course there is other pain in the world, but yours is the only pain you can feel, and you have every right to process it. More on this tomorrow.
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Isn't it getting close to that already?
You're trying to pressure Jill into doing you a Very Special Favor but the reality is that she/the band cannot service every single special favor every fan might want, no matter if it's a birthday, a honeymoon or whatever. It would be a never-ending stream of special requests. So please, just let it be already. If she was going to contact you, she would have already. Public pressuring isn't cool.
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Antonio Daniels' Doctor Puts Backiotomy On Hold
Over the years, we've become accustomed to seeing Antonio Daniels put his body on the line in driving to the basket. And usually, he is able to draw a foul with his flailing, controlled recklessness. But against Ben Gordon and the Chicago Bulls, AD was getting no love from the refs, which led to the face below.
No, Daniels isn't smiling as he almost appears to be, that's a look of pain….pain caused by Gordon throwing his shit in the other direction. See for yourself.
Some have cried foul, but it looks clean to me. AD hobbled around the court for a bit after this incident and then left the game early with a bruised tailbone.
But the most important thing is that Daniels, a nagging injury aficionado, seems to be okay. Ivan Carter is reporting on Wizards Insider that Daniels practiced on Monday and should be good to go against Detroit on Tuesday.
Why the speedy recovery? Maybe AD went to talk to Sampson.
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By Lian Amaris, author of #SVRG, for The Next Web
Finding a new meme is like those first few dates with someone you just met and are really into: you laugh all the time, you're excited about everything they do, you want to hear every word they have to say. If you really like them, you are checking back with them constantly, giving them all of your attention, and telling your friends about how great they are. But soon, their stories get a little repetitive; they start to lose your attention, and you might even start to look elsewhere for other attractive offerings…
Hey there. So I was traveling for two weeks and have now returned to the sunny Bay area. How exciting the past few weeks have been! I've been overwhelmed by the response to SVRG, and am so happy people are enjoying it. So here are some updates.
1) Check out the press rundown button/page! Anytime anyone writes about SVRG I'll add it to the list. There's some great stuff over there (wow! thanks Sarah Evans for your amazing comments!) and some wacky hilarious stuff (I JUST FUCKING LOVE INTERNET MEMES), and just a bunch of stuff that made me feel really mushy. So thank you!
2) There is now a legit SUBMIT button for those who want to use it. You can still email me (I actually like that better) at siliconvalleyryangosling@gmail. It's taking me a little while to get through all of them, but keep 'em coming! They are great!
3) I realize now I am a terrible tweeter. So if you tweet at me, or I miss something and I don't respond to you for days on end, please don't take it personally. Before all the SVRG stuff I think I had tweeted 20 times.
Until next time…
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Well, hello there. Thanks for checking in, and thank you so much for your support thus far!!
I'm sorry to tell you that SVRG will be on hold until Monday, Jan 2; I am traveling and will not have internet access. I probably should have queued up some things, but a girl can't do everything.
The good news is I am now opening up SVRG for submissions! So you have this weekend to come up with something funny and send it to me and when I return on Monday, I will post one of my (completely subjective) choosing. In fact, I will try to post one each day, as long as I keep getting submissions that I dig and that I feel are consistent with the tone of the site thus far. Feel free to submit as many as you like.
So to keep it open to everyone, including those who do not actually have Tumblr accounts, you can email me your picture to email@example.com. Eventually, I will have a "submit" page right here, but I didn't have time to set it up because I needed to make you a New Year's Ryan; I think he was more important.
1) Photo cannot have been used before on this blog.
2) Caption must be related to TECH in some way, but can be anything from biz dev to design to coding to hardware and everything in between.
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6 December 2012
Congratulations Alan!
Our Music Director has been nominated for a Grammy Award for conducting the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France on Renée Fleming's Poèmes (Decca), about which The New York Times wrote that Alan drew, "plush, textured playing."
If he wins, this will be Alan's second Grammy nod: he took one home in 2012 for Best Opera Recording for his performance of John Adams' opera Doctor Atomic. We always knew he was a winner!
29 June 2012
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While Alan Gilbert was busy rehearsing for this weekend's epic Philharmonic 360 program, a package quietly arrived for him at Avery Fisher Hall: his Grammy Award.
The Music Director won the Grammy for Best Opera Recording in February for the DVD capturing his Metropolitan Opera debut leading John Adams's Doctor Atomic. On top of earning Alan a Grammy, the performance was named the number one classical music event of 2008 by New York magazine.
Congratulations, Alan!
24 February 2012
"I was sort of numb."
It was a Grammy Award for Best Classical Instrumental Solo that struck dumb New York Philharmonic Principal Percussion Christopher S. Lamb. The Michigan native was on tour in Europe with the Philharmonic when he got a late-night call from his wife. "I kept it to myself, I didn't really say much about it," he admitted afterward. But eventually, people heard the news, and he returned home to 10 pages of congratulatory e-mails. The award was proffered for his recording of Joseph Schwantner's Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra — which the New York Philharmonic commissioned and premiered with Lamb as soloist in 1995. The percussionist, who joined the New York Philharmonic in 1985, started on his instruments early: he received a snare drum from his parents in the second grade, along with private lessons. "I was really energetic and playing on everything," he recalled. "I guess they wanted to direct that energy." It seems to have paid off.
The Michigan native recently spoke with The Flint Journal about his Grammy win.
23 February 2012
"Tell me, young beauty, where do you want to go?"
Alan Gilbert and the Philharmonic return from their triumphant EUROPE / WINTER 2012 tour and will reprise their collaboration with Joyce DiDonato for audiences at home in NYC and in Philadelphia. The Grammy Award–winning mezzo-soprano gave this interview with the Kimmel Center:
This month we spotlight mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato. She will be appearing with the New York Philharmonic Friday, Feb 24, in Verizon Hall at 7:30 pm. This performance is part of our 10th Anniversary Celebration and the Great Orchestras Series. (Tix and Info)
1. Where were you born?
Prairie Village, Kansas
2. Where do you live now?
Kansas City, Missouri
3. What sound do you love?
Crashing waves on the beach, or the absolute stillness found at the top of a mountain
4. What's your dream job?
Exactly what I do - singing and communicating with people
5. What's your favorite Philadelphia experience?
The PRETZELS! (When attending AVA and had no money, my $1 lunch consisted of a pretzel and a diet coke!)
6. What's your favorite place in Philadelphia to grab a bite to eat?
Aside from the corner Pretzel stand, the Reading Terminal Market!
7. What's your motto?
It's ALL good!
8. What inspires your art?
9. What's your favorite memory of the Kimmel Center?
This is my Kimmel Center debut!
10. What's your next job?
A European tour of "Ariodante" where singing at Versailles will be a definite highlight!Photo Credit: Sheila Rock
22 February 2012
" A good fortissimo does tend to make the ears perk up a bit. "
— Composer Christopher Rouse, the Philharmonic's 2012–13 Season Marie-Josée Kravis Composer-in-Residence. In the first of his two-year tenure, the Pulitzer Prize– and Grammy Award–winning composer will be represented by three works — including his Phantasmata and Seeing — and will serve in a supervisory role for Contact!, the Philharmonic's new-music series.
21 February 2012
Offstage with Joyce DiDonato
Joyce DiDonato and the Philharmonic have taken their final bows of the EUROPE / WINTER 2012 tour following their appearances in London, but the Grammy Award–winning mezzo-soprano and the Orchestra perform their triumphant program for audiences at home in New York and Philadelphia starting this week. Can't wait for your DiDonato fix? Catch her tonight in conversation with WQXR's Jeff Spurgeon for the first program of New York Philharmonic Offstage, a free public series at the David Rubenstein Atrium.
17 February 2012
"The EUROPE / WINTER 2012 tour introduces … the Philharmonic's inaugural International Associates residency with the Barbican Centre, and I look forward to seeing Alan Gilbert and the musicians create a meaningful exchange with the people of London through their artistic leadership and outreach." — Zarin Mehta
During the Philharmonic's first International Associates residency in London, Concertmaster Glenn Dicterow, Principal Cello Carter Brey, Principal Trumpet Philip Smith, Principal Trombone Joseph Alessi, and Principal Percussion (and recent Grammy winner) Christopher S. Lamb shared their expertise and wisdom with music students through master classes held at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and at the Barbican Centre.
17 February 2012
You Too Could Win a Grammy (–winning CD)
Enter now for a chance to win the Grammy–winning album Diva, Divo with Joyce DiDonato, who performs Berlioz's song cycle Les Nuits d'étéwith the Philharmonic Feb 22, 25 & 28, conducted by Alan Gilbert. Ten lucky winners will receive the CD, a collection of arias for different characters — of both sexes — from a single opera, or from different operatic treatments of the same story. An additional five winners will receive an autographed t-shirt. Visit our Facebook page and click on the "Sweepstakes" tab on the left for your chance to win. The winners will be announced at 5:00PM EST on Tuesday, February 21.
Good luck Tumblr-ites!
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16 February 2012
London: We Answered Your Call
While the fashions of Great Britain take to the catwalks of New York Fashion Week, one of the city's most fashionable organizations takes Great Britain by storm: the New York Philharmonic arrived in London this morning for its first-ever International Associates residency at the Barbican Centre, February 16–18, for four concerts — featuring performances by Grammy winner Joyce DiDonato, a YPC with Jamie Bernstein, as well as a series of educational and community outreach activities.
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European Bureaucrooks
A few observations Over here, The fat See what In fact, Given the Which brings Well, I As Thomas In his What's What the It is this Pat Buchanan But Europe • P.S.: I've
before I leave the Big Bagel for the elected dictatorship of Tony Blair's
Britain, and the unelected tyranny of the European Union farther south. Americans
are basically spoiled. William Bennett says, "The nation we live in today
is more violent and vulgar, coarse and cynical, rude and remorseless, deviant
and depressed, than the one we once inhabited," and I agree
with him, but boy, compared to the rest of the world, you never had it so good.
at least one has a chance to vote for those he or she thinks will do a better
job for the average citizen, despite the fact that all politicians are dependent
on corporation moolah and that of special interests. In Europe, legislation
is enacted by an unelected commission, and ratified by an unelected council
that holds its deliberations behind closed doors. European elected parliamentarians
carry as much weight as conservatives do in Hollywood, and are more or less
a front for an appearance of democracy. Although in America extremists do not
often win at the ballot box, if they did they would immediately take their seats
in the United States Congress. Not so in Europe, where the unelected fatcats
of Brussels sanctioned Austria once Jorg Haider's Freedom Party had won
27 percent of the vote. Do you see New York being sanctioned if it elected Al
Sharpton as congressman or senator, Sharpton being a far, far bigger extremist
than a rather moderate Haider?
unelected cats, needless to say, plan to create a United States of Europe, with
themselves as arbiters as to who qualifies to rule. Namely themselves. It's
as if the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia met behind closed doors,
decided to appoint themselves rulers of the 13 states and then began to legislate
nonstop about all matters political, ethical, medical, educational, taxational
and judicial. The states would have no power whatsoever, and only Philadelphia
would count. This is what the EU is trying to pull off in Europe as we speak,
but the year is not 1787, it is 2002.
I mean when I say you Americans are spoiled? And it gets worse. Now the world
is about to establish a kind of permanent Nuremberg tribunal in which some of
the most loathsome regimes on the face of the Earth will sit in judgment on
free nations. In short, an international kangaroo court to make past kangaroo
courts look like the one that always meets on the first Monday of October. How
would you like to see American officers and enlisted men dragged in front of,
say, Syrian and Belgian judges for the crime of having fought in Afghanistan?
the new International Criminal Court is as valid as Joseph Stalin's show
trials and Adolf Hitler's people's courts. And the EU is right in
the middle of it. The Brussels bureaucrooks know an opportunity when they see
one. They are proposing making racism and xenophobia a crime that would carry
a prison term of two years or more. At the same time–just listen to this–the
bureaucrooks are attempting to "harmonize" the laws of Brussels, which
means if a fat Belgian judge gives me two years for calling a Frenchman a filthy
frog, and I happen to be in Italy at the time, I can be arrested by the carabinieri
and be doing two years rather than touring Capri on my yacht.
fact that all these grotesque busybodies are socialists, it is not surprising
that their aim is to control our hard-earned freedoms, and punish us for imaginary
crimes such as calling a German a kraut and an Italian a wop. They are basically
little Stalinists, control freaks who are first and foremost anti-American and
anti-West and of course anticapitalist. Again, see what I mean about how you
never had it so good as long as you stick to this side of the pond?
me to the problem of nationalism, one the Europeans are trying to do away with,
but one we Americans must absolutely hold onto. Most Americans were surprised
at the hate shown against Uncle Sam on Sept. 11. How could anyone hate us so
much as to slaughter 3000 innocent people? Where was the peace on Earth we expected
following the end of the Cold War?
got news for you. Militant Islam is on the march, and as long as we continue
blindly to support Jewish extremists like Ariel Sharon, Islam will continue
to wage war against us. Mind you, it would do it anyway, but Israel is the red
cloth to their bull. Our leaders may pretend that Islam is a religion of peace,
but the Koran has been preaching death to the infidels–and particularly
the Christians–for more than 1300 years. Europe threw in the towel long
ago and allowed almost unlimited immigration from Islamic countries. The term
"racist" was the vehicle of demonization used by the bureaucrats against
any protestors. Islamic aggression in Bosnia and Kosovo only saw appeasement
by the criminally inept Madeleine Albright and Richard Holbrooke. Hadn't
these clowns ever studied history? Weren't they aware that in Indonesia
and the Philippines and many parts of sub-Saharan Africa Christians are being
massacred on a daily basis?
Fleming wrote, Muslims have been in a virtual state of jihad, while here in
America we do our best to marginalize our religions and denigrate our own cultural
traditions. School textbooks routinely praise the high culture of Islam, while
condemning the savagery and violence of the West. While we open up our borders
to our cultural and religious enemies, the multiculturalists bray for more and
more anti-Western teachings, and woe to a politician who dares point out that
the West is slowly but surely committing suicide. The thought police will be
on him quicker than you can say Al Sharpton.
So Great About America, Dinesh D'Souza writes that after Sept. 11 American
Muslims did not rally to the war on terrorism the way the Japanese Americans
and German-Americans rallied to the flag during World War II. According to D'Souza,
one in 10 Muslims is more loyal to Uncle Sam than to the Muslim nation of his
hell is going on here? A Fifth Column is being introduced among us, and all
our leaders can do is cry for more and more tolerance. Perhaps Lenin was right
after all. We will sell them the rope they'll hang us with. The great swindle
taking place is that under the guise of tolerance and multiculturalism immigrants
are not joining the so-called melting pot, but are being indoctrinated into
the multicultural "ideology of ethnic resentments and groups instead of
American consciousness."
kind of assimilation taught at American elite universities, hotbeds of anti-Americanism
and anti-Western thought. Talk about corrupting our youth. Multicultural ideologists,
who are the most powerful and dominant force in American high schools and universities,
are busy denigrating Western culture. It's as if our young were preached
to daily about the virtues of bushido while we were at war with the Japanese,
or why National Socialism was a far cry better than our democratic system.
has it right. If we don't change our ways and chase those tenured radicals
back to where they belong, we will experience the death of the West in our lifetime.
will of course fall first. See you around.
gotten a few inquiries recently about FDNY firefighter Christian Regenhard's
fate. Christian perished when the WTC towers collapsed. I have been in constant
touch with his father and mother, and last week the Post ran a picture
of his sister carrying a photo of Christian at the closing ceremony of Ground
Zero. The Daily News also quoted his mother, Sally, saying that she didn't
believe it was right to blame the Bush administration for the fate of those
who died in the WTC massacre.
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After training at the feet of Mike Lee Kanarek—founder of the HaganaH self-defense program named for the military based organization—Colin and Kaz Rhoads decided to spread the gospel of their teacher's real-world fighting system. Adapted from Israeli military training, it strips confrontations down to their key elements and then trains students to decisively act to disarm their attackers. Instructors teach students to attack an opponent's weak points while defending themselves, and they employ repetition to build pupils' instinctive responses and take-no-prisoner tickling skills. As certified personal trainers in their own right, Colin and Kaz also integrate elements of circuit and strength training into their workouts, blending combat sessions with TRX, kettlebells, and high-impact conditioning to produce a well-rounded warrior.
The culinarians at Daniels Mexican Restaurant draw inspiration from America's southern neighbor to create a menu loaded with authentic Mexican fare such as burritos, enchiladas, and fajitas. Amid the colorful dining room, outfitted with strands of chili-pepper lights and hand-painted murals, guests begin synchronized digestion with classics such as chicken in mole sauce, charcoal-grilled skirt steak, pico-drizzled tilapia, and Mexican beers and margaritas. On Friday and Saturday nights, open karaoke fills the vibrant dining room with the sounds of heartfelt ballads and upbeat dance numbers; it also fills patrons with a sense of pride for finally being able to remember all the lyrics to Beethoven's Symphony no. 7.
Seven flickering flat-screen televisions beam down from the warm orange walls of Boulevard Grill, where tabletops prop up plates of steak and seafood. Sunlight pours in from high windows, illuminating bartenders as they dole out pints of nine different draft beers and goblets of wine and spirits. Beyond the main dining room, the bar branches out into five separate event rooms—including a 3,250-square-foot ballroom and a pre-function lobby—where guests can host private parties or complex games of hide-and-seek. The bar also hosts a weekly car-show event on Thursdays during the summer that encourages visitors to bring in their classic and unique automobiles for other patrons to admire.
Sol Picante espouses itself as a family establishment since its expansive menu of fajitas, burritos, and enchiladas urges communal feasting. The familial tradition continues with the eatery's recipes, which have passed through multiple generations to inform ample combination platters, seafood dishes dotted with prawns, and hefty burritos filled with chorizo, cheese, and guacamole. To finish things off, the wait staff mixes white russians, shirley temples, and tequila-spiked coffee, just like Grandma used to make.