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Minneapolis to Consider New Minimum Standards on CCTV Systems
Surveillance quality from convenience, liquor, food and tobacco stores comes under examination by M.P.D.
The Business License division's Casey added that the ordinance has been very popular with security systems dealers in the area, since it was established following a 1996 Amoco convenience store shooting that left two dead. According to Casey, the city is essentially updating the ordinance to new digital standards, and improving on old ones. The move she says, has come largely without opposition from city business owners, especially since most owners are simply being asked to purchase more tapes for their existing systems.

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I feel like our generation got sold the biggest fucking crock of bullshit that in order to be an artist, you have to be fucking miserable, especially Kurt Cobain. I loved Nirvana growing up and I still value their music and I feel bad for him for being miserable because I wish he would have had a happy life. But he perpetuated this myth that, in order to be successful, you've got to be shooting heroin, you've got to be a fucking miserable person. And I grew up buying into that and believing that. Even some of our great heroes like Neil Young and Bob Dylan project a lot of darkness and shit. But then you listen to Curtis Mayfield or Stevie Wonder or Bruce Springsteen and you see these brilliant artists projecting hope, [saying] we're in this together.
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A limited edition illustration titled - 'Smokey Hog Mcghee' printed on the finest archival matte canvas paper.
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Mirrorbox: The Story of How Art Became Science
Do you feel what I feel?
Empathy is one of our most complex and complicated human tendencies. It is the (likely) inherent capacity of the human mind to not only be affected by, but often share in the emotions and inner life of those we observe. We've felt it with friends and loved ones, strangers and fictional characters, and it's so strong that many even connect with pets and animals.
As Aristotle said, "To perceive is to suffer."
Our visual system is at the heart of how we identify self from non-self in emotion and physical space. But what if that visual input broke down? How would it change our perception of "me" and "you" and what we feel?
Mirrorbox is a haunting digital apparatus worn by two people that projects part of the other's face over a mirror of your own. I've never had the pleasure of trying it, but explore the project in this video and see its effects for yourself.
It breaks down the walls of our neural identity and challenges how we relate body and emotion. Part art, and part science for every two people who step inside, we learn a bit more about how our brains have evolved to feel beyond ourselves.
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The Star has a substantial update on Spring and Summer openings coming to Fishtown.
About Last Night: Kensington Quarters Fried Chicken Pop-Up
Though Kensington Quarters–Fishtown's up and coming pasture-based butcher shop and eatery–is still mired in construction, the first glimpse of the food at their series of three Fried Chicken Pop-Ups was a great one.
New Details On The Kensington Quarters Fried Chicken Pop-Up
Remember how, a few weeks ago, we told you about Kensington Quarters–Michael Pasquarello and Bryan Mayer's butcher shop/bar/restaurant/classroom that will open at some point in the next few months? And then how last week we told you about how the chickens didn't get the memo about their construction delays so they're hosting a Fried Chicken Pop-Up? Well, the news keeps getting better.
The chickens themselves are kind of remarkable, and even among all the great chickens in this town from Federal Donuts, Rotisseur, and The Fat Ham, these birds are pretty special. They're locally-raised in Lancaster where they're 100% pastured, thus eating legumes, bugs, and grass along with non-GMO feed. And oh, by the way, just to amp it up a little further: the birds will be fried in 100% grass fed beef fat, which means that even your self-righteous and selective-meat-eating friends (including yours truly) can get in on this hot, breaded action.
Kensington Quarters Fried Chicken Pop-Up
On Thursday, January 9th, Michael Pasquarello of 13th Street Kitchens (Cafe Lift, Prohibition Taproom and Bufad) is showing off his upcoming Kensington Quarters at Cafe Lift. The pop-up will feature fried chicken from 6 to 11 p.m.
Why fried chicken? Well Pasquarello and butcher Bryan Mayer promised their farmer that they would be buying 200 chickens a week in 2014. But Kensington Quarters, the combination butcher shop and restaurant the pair are opening in Fishtown isn't open yet, so we all get fried chicken.
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Kensington Quarters Coming To Fishtown (Eventually)
Let me introduce you to Bryan Mayer, the butcher, as you'll likely be hearing a great deal in the next few months about this Brooklyn transplant. Mayer, who traded bass playing for butchery after reading Bill Buford's Heat, taught himself his craft based on a lot of practice and the Kitchen Pro series of books published by the CIA. Tom Schneller, an author of one of those texts, became an in-person teacher when Mayer took a job as the head butcher and teacher at Fleisher's Grass-Fed & Organic Meats in upstate New York. For four years, Mayer oversaw the operations of Fleisher's shops in Kingston and Brooklyn, lectured on meat fabrication and charcuterie at the CIA, and, the accomplishment of which he's proudest, trained aspiring butchers and helped them open their own shops all over the country.
Now, Mayer has moved to Philly and he, along with Michael Pasquarello (of Bufad, Cafe Lift, and Prohibition Taproom) is hard at work opening a his own shop in Fishtown.


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Whole Turkey Thanksgiving Feast, serves 6-8, $119.99. Includes:
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- Fire-Roasted Yams (with Cranberry Streusel Topping), 2 lbs
- Cranberry Sauce, 16 oz
- Fresh Mashed Potatoes, 3 lbs
- Turkey Gravy, 32 oz
- Chef's Vegetables, 1.5 lbs
- Fresh Baked Cornbread, 9" round
- Whole Pumpkin or Apple Pie
- Marie's Special Blend Coffee, 2.5 oz
You can also get a printable version (pdf) of the Thanksgiving to-go menu. Allow 3 hours to reheat your Thanksgiving dinner. Marie Callender's reheating instructions are available online (pdf).
If you prefer, most Marie Callender's will also be serving Thanksgiving dinners at their restaurants. Adult meals are $19.99, kids meals $8.99. Those can be packed up to-go too, if you want to eat at home, but don't need a big meal like the ones listed above.
We also have a list of other stores where you can order Thanksgiving dinners.
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This past year the Humane Society of Ottawa County found safe and forever loving homes for over 200 animals. The organization rescues sick and injured animals throughout the county and investigates complaints of suspected cruelty and neglect. The community's valuable support helps maintain the only animal organization of this kind in Ottawa County.
For the next three weeks, households within Ottawa County will be receiving a fundraising phone call between 4 and 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday evenings asking for help in supporting the Humane Society.


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Above are a few pics from the book launch/signing event for Plastic that took place at The Newsstand in Brooklyn last Sunday.
What began as an experimental series, initially destined to become screen prints created during a 2011 artist residency at the Frans Masereel Centrum; turned into a two year book project that came together on July 14th, 2013.
Below are the very first portraits made in this style. The first three were taken of model Simone in Barbados and the fourth is of German musician, Lary in Berlin:
So many people were involved in the making of Plastic that I would like to thank:
Massive Thank You to my portrait subjects/collaborators:
Gigi, Omar, Maryam, Ella, Stella, Daveny, Elena, Adi, Gabriel, Alyson, Barlow, Adriana, Ian, Carlie, Simon, Stone, Stephen, Ewan, Natalie, Bart, Lamia, Rodell, Yasmine, Alex, Sheena, Larissa, Simone, the Chow sisters.
Thank you - Abby Wilcox for the gift of expired B&W Polaroids that got me started. Simone Small for being a boss muse. Dan Maxwell for the above and beyond support. Emily Hale for opening her Berlin home to me. Emily Hale for introducing me to her cast of amazing friends including David LaChapelle. David LaChapelle for encouraging a very nervous fan to keep pushing the series. Adil for letting me crash and hang in Brussels for so many weeks. Audrey, Yvonne, and Dinos for saving the day. Danny, Billy, Dionne, Amber and Rachel for providing a place to rest my bones in DC and NY.
Mossless [Romke Hoogwaerts and Grace Leigh] for giving me the wonderful opportunity to collaborate with them.
My sponsors:
Barbados Tourism Authority, Agapey Chocolate Factory, Caribbean Confection Company, and Sagicor General,
And of course: Mom, Dad, Aunt Joan, Uncle Barlow, and the Bradshaw family.
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Since 1891, Eastern Market has been providing the Detroit community with locally produced specialty food products featuring independent vendors and merchants from around the state.
WSU students provide health education to DPS students every Tuesday at Meet Up & Eat Up with the Lions and Ford at Detroit's Eastern Market.
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MDA leads the search for treatments and therapies for mitochondrial myopathies. The Association also provides comprehensive supports and expert clinical care for those living with mitochondrial myopathies.
In this section, you'll find up-to-date information about mitochondrial myopathies, as well as many helpful resources. This information has been compiled with input from researchers, physicians and people affected by the disease.
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Researchers at the Psychology of Disability Lab at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor are exploring the social identity of people with disabilities through a short, anonymous, Web-based questionnaire.
The lab's Disability Identity Project is being headed by principal investigator Adena Rottenstein, a doctoral candidate in psychology.
The study closes the week of Aug. 22, 2011.
The Muscular Dystrophy Association has awarded 44 grants totaling $13.5 million to support research efforts aimed at advancing understanding of disease processes and uncovering new strategies for treatments and cures of muscular dystrophy and the more than 40 other diseases in the Association's program.
The new grants were reviewed by MDA's Scientific and Medical Advisory Committees, and approved by MDA's Board of Directors at its December meeting.
A study to determine the early features of late-onset Pompe disease (acid maltase deficiency) is seeking 250 adults who have a clinical diagnosis of unclassified limb-girdle muscular dystrophy (LGMD), an uncertain diagnosis of other forms of muscular dystrophy (MD),or an unclassified myopathy(muscle disease)who do not carry any biochemical, metabolic, enzymatic, serologic (blood), molecular or pathologic diagnostic marker that confirms their diagnosis.
MDA has awarded 38 new research grants totaling more than $14 million and covering more than a dozen neuromuscular diseases.
MDA's Board of Directors met in Los Angeles July 16, where it reviewed and approved the new grants based on recommendations from the MDA Scientific and Medical Advisory Committees. Grants were scored and recommended for approval based on the capabilities of the applicant, the scientific merit of the project, and the proposal's relevance to developing treatments for the disease. The effective start date for all grants was July 1, 2010.
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Grizmatik – Digital Liberation is Mad Freedom (#DLIMF) (Music Video) : New Collaboration from GRiZ + Gramatik [TSIS PREMIERE]Posted in Bangin, Premieres, Video by nick | Tags: #DLIMF, Digital Liberation Is Mad Freedom, Gramatik, Griz, Grizmatik
I am proud to present to you the debut single from the new collaboration side projecet Grizmatik, comprised of Gramatik and GRiZ. These are both two of the most soulful, funky, electronic muscians I know, so having them both work together is a dream come true. We had the honor of debuting their live project at the Thissongissick Secret Set at Electric Forest Festival in Rothbury, Michigan this past summer, alongside Dominic Lolli of Big Gigantic. Then they had their second show at a North Coast Festival after party at House of Blues in Chicago, which was sold-out mayhem.
"Digital Liberation is Mad Freedom" or "#DLIMF" for short is their debut single taking pieces from both of their recent album, GRiZ's – Mad Liberation, and Gramatik's #Digtal Freedom. This song packs such an amazing funky punch unlike one I've ever heard right from the start, then moves into a drop that hits you and won't let up. This video captures all of their live shows to date, including a ton of their sold-0ut show at the House of Blues in Chicago. Sit back, enjoy the start of Grizmatik! Download coming soon, don't worry guys!
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My story has changed quite a lot since moving to Boulder, Colorado and starting Thissongissick back in 2010. My name is Nick Guarino and this is Thissongissick.com. We have grown a lot since, but the original goal has stayed the same, making it easier for you to discover sick new music you have never heard before. In high school I would make mix cd's for my friends to show them all the new music I was discovering. Now through Thissongissick, we work with musicians and record labels from all over the world to showcase a variety of freshest electronic, hip-hop, indie, and other fresh genres to a worldwide following that now reaches millions of music lovers over 110+ countries, every single month. Make yourself at home, enjoy countless amazing musicians from a variety of genres and let the sick sounds fill your ears. Enjoy!


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EOS Bodies / Re: EOS 6D Mark II to Move Upmarket? [CR1]« on: October 15, 2014, 06:53:21 AM »
So, if the 6D moves upwards in specs and price, it is going to be positioned approximately where the 5D3 is now. Since the 7D2 will surely eat part of the current 5D3 market, and if the future 5D4 possibly goes Hi-MP, then there will be room for a new entry level FF... I mean, something equivalent to the Rebel line, but FF. What do you guys think, is it realistic a possible lineup with 4 FF and 4 APS-C dSLRs for all demands and all wallets?
edit: actually, there are 5 APS-C dSLRs currently available, I forgot the 100D.
I think that there is space for two more FF models below 6D or its successor. One would be simple FF - equivalent to 700D and the other would be small and simple FF - equivalent to 100D. Please note that previously the price and size of FF models was gated by the price of the sensor and the bulk of the electronics. With the cheap FF sensors and densely integrated electronics, we can have small DSLR cameras, but with FF sensor. It is only a matter of time before FF DSLRs bodies will be sold at $500 street price. Note that Canon would need to develop cheap kit zoom - 28-55 and cheap tele zoom 55-300 for these cameras.
Well, if we consider the near future and IF the rumor of the 6D2 moving upwards in specs is true, then one more... maybe, but hardly two, even in the long term. At this point, a FF mirrorless is more likely to happen than a cheap pentamirror FF. As you said, a cheap <1k$ FF would make sense along with cheap kit lenses, so why Canon shoud invest there when they know there's demand for a FF mirrorless? Just my thought, though.


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The bumpy road to completing this extended sequence. I'm happy for the unique opportunity to use more than two layers—how exotic to be able to use overlaying lighting effects—although oekaki has diminished my ability to remember to save pictures.
After a few crashes, I wrote a small program in AutoHotKey that acts like an egg timer. I'll share it with you here: Reminder.exe
After double-clicking the file, it will sit in the taskbar. Press Control-Alt-T to start the program and Control-Shift-T to exit it.
When your set time is up, you have the option to "Abort" (stop the timer), "Retry" (set a new timer), or "Ignore" (cycle the timer again). Time can also be entered as a float value (with a decimal point), for example, 1.5 for 1 minute 30 seconds.
A once-a-decade fog event offered stunning views to Grand Canyon visitors.
work space
tiny mechanical pencil, clutch pencil, favourite eraser (läufer), and one of those 3 pack moleskine books
I'm not sure whether their relationship is enviable or pitiable, but…
him bothering to talk is weird and takes forever. he does it out of habit, just the same as it's habit to make eye contact. Neither are necessary.
humans are strange.
just random digipaint crap this evening.
A referential screenshot of Wolfpark.net on 11/28/13, depicting a voluntary range of motion for wolf forelegs that was wider than expected.
On the bottom picture, the elbow lines up with the keel of the chest horizontally, and the back of the head vertically.
try turning off the layers you don't want affected and then do "merge visible"?
nope, sorry :C you've gotta flatten the image if you want that
Hide all your layers except the ones you want to merge, then click "merge visible".
In Photoshop, when you have a layer above another layer, and the upper layer is set to a specific mode like Multiply or Screen, and you merge the upper layer down onto the lower layer, the upper layer is suddenly applied as if it were normal.
Is there a way to merge two layers while keeping the upper layer's mode intact, as if the entire image were being flattened to the Background?
This has been my theme for the past week.
(Context: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oO8IgpviuM&t=7m26s )
When you've just dodged a foreboding spray of bullets to drill gunfire into the core of a battleship, which then falls apart in a fusillade of explosions just as those spacey synths ramp up, you can feel something well up inside of you… :')


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When you're relatively new to Excel, learning about VLOOKUP blows your mind. Completely. It forever changes the way you think about managing data using Excel. Consider this a comprehensive introduction to VLOOKUP, its uses, and misuses.
Anatomy of a VLOOKUP
VLOOKUP is Excel's shorthand for "vertical lookup." VLOOKUP provides you a way to match data from one table to data in another without having to do any kind of sorting of the data. Let's look at a diagram of its inner workings and an example.
The Parameters of VLOOKUP
VLOOKUP requires four parameters to work, each of which is mentioned in parentheses:
1. A value (lookup_value) that is common to both tables. As I discuss below, this is what Excel is going to look for in each table, so it's important that these values be exactly the same in both of them.
2. A table of values where its going to look up stuff (table_array). This table must have the identifying values (sometimes called a foreign key) along its leftmost column.Most of the time, this range of cells should be the same for all of the rows in your table, so you will want to lock these cell references down. Save yourself a lot of inconvenience and used a named range. It's a little easier on the eyes, too.
3. The column that has the values you want to look up in the foreign table (index_num). In the simplest case, this is just a number that indicates which column has the data you're want to retrieve. In a future post, I'll show you how to do something a little fancier (and safer) using the MATCH function.
4. The last parameter (range_lookup) should be set to FALSE if you want Excel to find exact matches to the value you're looking up; if approximate matches are acceptable, set this to TRUE. In general, if you're not sure what set this to, I recommend you use FALSE. Using approximate matches is a dangerous game, especially as your data set gets large and your ability to validate values gets cramped.
When Should (and Shouldn't) You Use VLOOKUP?
In order for VLOOKUP to work correctly, only two things need to be true about your data:
1. The values that identify your data are exactly the same in both tables. Case sensitivity doesn't matter: having "rEgIon 4″ in one table and "Region 4″ in another won't mess with function's output. Extra characters, though, will give you headaches: having "Region 4 " (note the space at the end) in one table and "Region 4″ in the other will cause no match to be found. I use the Region-4-plus-a-space example because it's caused me a good of annoyance in past.
2. There are no repeat entries of the identifying value in the target data set. Let me decode that statement. Say you have two entries for Region 3 in Table 2 because you revised total revenues after they were published. You also want to merge the data from Target Table 2 to the Source Table as shown in the picture. VLOOKUP has no way of distinguishing between the revised and original values, since all it knows is that it should find "Region 3″ in Table 2. It might find the right value by chance, but that depends on the order in which the values appear in the table. VLOOKUP chooses the first value associated with "Region 3″ without distinguishing between the old and new ones.
On the other hand, if you have multiple entries for "Region 3″ in a source table, one value for revenues in a target table, and you want each of them to have the revenue value from the target table (i.e., a many-to-one join), you're golden. The important thing is that the target table from which you're getting values does not have multiple values that could be joined to the source table. This is the type of mistake that you can't catch by looking for calculation errors.
The best part of VLOOKUP is that it scales well for lots of applications. If you've only got 10 or 20 values to join, it's convenient; if you have 1000 values to join, it's necessary. Plus, once you understand how VLOOKUP works, you can use the closely-related HLOOKUP to join values based on columns instead of rows.
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As for me, I'm not a big fan of old computer maps (I had not played Sim City enough maybe ), but I like your last map. It seems to be a very good start : the land shape is pleasant and your mountains looks just fine.
I really enjoy the flow of your rivers. That being said, on of them is needs to be edited slightly. Top fork of the second river down. ( and maybe naming the rivers would allow for quicker feedback ... )
That's the one! lol. The top fork is visible "through" the mountain at the very end (start, really ). Either that or it is running horizontally across the face of a faceted mountain, which I find a lot less likely. Maybe just layer positioning?
HA oh wow. Nice catch, I totally didn't notice that, which is an effort considering I had to look at it to cut that smaller image out. I obviously forgot to erase that bit Thanks!
No problem! That's what we are here for, right? I would hope others would point out something like that for me!


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June 10, 2014
I have always had to be very careful about spelling because it never came easily to me. I therefore probably don't commit as many spelling errors as I would if I were more confident. When I started to learn foreign languages, Latin helped with much of English by making it clearer why we had certain spellings. French wasn't much of a problem, because, in the places where the words were cognate with English, the differences from English tended to follow a predictable pattern. But one of my biggest problems has always been double consonants and where to use them and where not to. So comes along Spanish, which is one of the two languages dominant in my current environment, where instances of double consonants in English (and Latin and French) are mostly replaced by singles. Take a word like assembly, for example (not an English word that I have trouble with, but an example that comes to mind). It follows the easy pattern in the assemblée of the French but becomes a different-looking animal in the Castilian asamblea. This of course does nothing to make me confident of the double-S in Catalan assemblea, which nevertheless follows nicely from the French but does nothing to help with the Spanish, which also throws in a rogue vowel in asamblea — which now looks funnier to me the more I contemplate it.
Another vexed issue for me is when to use -cion and when -tion in English. The slightest exposure to either Catalan and Castilian makes this malady terminal.
This short orthographical effusion comes about because, a few minutes ago, I tried to type the work pharmacy in an English-language e-mail, but spell-check kept coughing it up. Why? Because I was beginning it with an F — which meant that I wouldn't even have been able to find it in a dictionary. It took a few seconds for me to remember our old Greek-immigrant friend PH. I had been completely brainwashed by Catalan farmàcia and Castilian farmacia (and don't get me started on the difference that accent/lack-of-accent makes in those two neighboring tongues); and a couple of years of studying German in college (in which PH is replaced by F) didn't help there, either.
Also, don't think, when typing the previous paragraph in this context, that the spelling of the word coughing, with its GH for the F-sound, came to mind with ideal speed!
Catalonia and the French Language
May 24, 2014
Every day in Catalonia brings new chills and thrills in linguistic politics. This article, with its headline on the page pictured above, appears in the most liberal paper of the Madrid constellation. It tells us that the President of Catalonia has requested membership for his country in the international francophone conference. (So far as I know this story appeared in Catalan media, by contrast, only to quote El País.) The report goes on to say many things without making the points that actually seem to be in play. President Mas (whose own education was in French at Barcelona's Lycée Français — a fact that you might think would come up in this article) drives them crazy in Madrid because of his use of languages — and not just his native language, Catalan, the very sound of which evokes from many Spaniards words like "uncultured," "ill-mannered," and even to charges of refusing to "speak Christian." Of course Artur Mas speaks a refined Catalan, but consistently switches to a courtly Castilian in any situation where that could be seen as the discreet thing to do. But what really makes many Spanish nationalists foam at the mouth is that he speaks French like a native, as well as an absolutely correct English. This means that, in international gatherings, the foreign officials naturally talk directly with him in one of the languages in which he's comfortable, while proudly monolingual Madrid politicians are sealed off with their translators glorying in what they keep calling "the language of the empire."
This simple application for association with a peripheral international body is really a brilliant move on Mas's part to take a minor, perfectly legal act of little importance that exposes very relevant cultural differences between Catalonia and Spain — differences that are alternately denied and reviled in the current polemic from the Madrid government.
One wonders if it is a coincidence that this small development comes, and makes a first-page Madrid headline, during the shock waves that must have been set off on delicate seismographs when Manuel Valls, the Prime Minister of France, came to Barcelona last week and spoke publicly in his own first language, Catalan.
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The Linguistic Universe of the Olive
May 19, 2014
It is an exceedingly rare thing for Google to let me down — or, put another way, for my skill in wielding Google to let me down. But yesterday I typed the words, "vintner and producer of olive oil," and I have ever since wondered what you call a person who makes that ancient elixir from the olive. Living in Catalonia, where olives are such a fact of life, words derived from the fruit's name abound, as I'm sure is the case in all other Mediterranean languages. (Joan Plowright's married name, after all, means "Lady Olive Tree" in French.*)
In Catalan, an olive tree can be masculine (oliver) or feminine (olivera), but the olive itself is always feminine (oliva). A true indication of the penetration of olives in daily life is the fact that there are no fewer than three adjectives for things pertaining to olives: olivinc, olivós, and olivaci. (Spell check is struggling mightily against me in this post.) The drab green color sometimes known as khaki in English is verd d'oliva on army uniforms in Catalan. You don't need two words to designate an olive grove; either olivar, oliverar will do.
But I still haven't found a word for the man or woman who turns the olivers into olives (the plural of oliva in Catalan looking identical to the English plural), and then into the treasured oli d'oliva. Thanks to one of my favorite dictionaries, I know how to hold out the olive branch to someone (either ram or branca d'oliver). But I'm convinced that one of you will tell me a one-word occupational name. I have always assumed that the cognom of one of the most important Catalans in history, Abbot Oliba, might be a clue, but as a I think about it now, the instability and interchangeability of Bs and Vs in Iberian languages probably just makes his name mean olive.
So come on, readers: do for me what Google didn't do this time!
* Typing that made me curious enough to check, and (thanks, Google) Lord Olivier was indeed of French ancestry.
Artistic Patrimony
April 28, 2014
It is a commonplace, almost a reflex, in criticizing institutions like the Vatican, to ask why they don't sell their artistic treasures and give the money to the poor. That would certainly seem to answer a direct suggestion of the church's founder to "go and sell all your possessions and give the money to the poor" (Matthew 19:21). On the other hand, I once read an economist's calculation of how many seconds of relief the world's poor would gain from selling off all the art in the Vatican museums. It wasn't much. Without devaluing even the smallest respite to such suffering, an enlightened view of human nature might recognize other kinds of hunger apart of the merely nutritional — hunger that art has its own way of satisfying with a nurture beyond the physical. Besides which, an institution like the Vatican Museums (and other great ones) deliver value to great sections of humanity that the sale of the works to a few billionaires would hardly effect.
It may surprise those well-meaning critics that these issues are at least as controversial in the church as they are among the church's detractors. A recent article on a significant blog, frequented largely by Catholics of a reflective, culturally-aware kind, has taken up a concrete instance in which an American archdiocese found itself in possession of minor works by a historically significant American artist at the same time that they wanted money to renovate some buildings. The works, by a young Thomas Eakins, documented relationships that he formed as a non-Catholic seeking solace in conversations with clerics at the Philadelphia seminary. He gave the portraits of these men as gifts reflecting his gratitude. While these are not works of art recognized as having significance for the whole of humanity, they instance a stage in a significant painter's journey through grief, consolation, faith, and doubt. The comments to the article (whose contents will surprise many — among whom I include myself — in the extent to which the hierarchical church has thought through the issues occasioned by artistic possessions) show a vast panorama of thoughtful responses to the problem.
Eakins was not just any local painter. His most famous painting is important in the history of the popular understanding of surgery. And one of his paintings,
Eakins' only religious work, a "Crucifixion" painted in 1880, could not attract a buyer because it was deemed "too graphic." It was donated to the Philadelphia Museum of Art by the Eakins family in 1929.
And, as an illustration of how many considerations may come into such a discussion, a British commenter even enters charges of homoeroticism in Eakins's art as a consideration.
While, in the reaches of eternity, we may well feel that all the great art in the history of what used to be called Christendom is of less value than the peace of mind of a single abused child; and while we should not over-value what "moth and dust doth corrode and thieves break in and steal," art is not just a piece of merchandise. It records and contains pieces of the human spirit, which is also a legitimate concern of the church.
To Music
March 19, 2014
Hearing Kaufmann sing about the "Lindenbaum" in that video, I'm carried back to childhood, where I learned an English-language version of the song. So, for better or worse, as he sings "Am Brunnen vor dem Tore/ Da steht ein Lindenbaum," my mind provides the counterpoint of "Beside the well and doorway/ There stands a linden tree." That might be considered a little impure as a listening experience, but it brings up for me long personal association with this music and the approximate atmosphere of its text. When the musical climax comes, I'm recalling:
And on its many branches
I carved the name I love.
In sorrow or in sadness,
They call me from above.
At least those are the rather soupy words that I remember (and the German original is hardly restrained). The subject of translations of sung texts into a local language is a hoary, complex, and irresolvable one, but I can't regret having trudged through the decades with English words bearing the music of "Der Lindenbaum" in my head any more than I regret that, when I hear "An die Musik," there is a ghostly "Thou lovely art, my joy and consolation" going on in the background. I can't even remember what school or what music teacher taught us to sing those songs of Schubert, but all my schooling was in public institutions. How many children are receiving such lifelong-lasting gifts now in the schools?
If I had not had such teaching — given, remember, to all my classmates as well — how different might my life have been? I don't know what these Lieder meant to the rest of them, but they couldn't have hurt. As for me, I could hardly have known that the climactic words to which I sang "An die Musik" (To Music) were fairly prophetic:
Thou lovely art!
I give my live to thee!
And, Speaking of Translation
February 12, 2014
When I worked for international classical record labels, I was particularly alert to differences of English usage around the world, not only as a matter of courtesy and tact but in the interests of commerce. This consciousness also emerges in everyday conversation, since I live in a cosmopolitan community in which foreign languages are not the only source of verbal challenge, the majority of English-speakers that I encounter daily not being Americans. (My only English conversation yesterday was with a half-Greek, half-German woman who lives on a Spanish-governed island in the Mediterranean.)
Today, in writing an electronic message, I spoke of a recent event "on the Carrer de Verdi" — a street in Barcelona. But, since I was writing to an Englishman, I changed — considerately, I thought — "on the Carrer de Verdi" to "in the Carrer de Verdi." As often happens in such situations, meditations and speculations on usage sprang up unbidden. Why, I thought, do we have this difference in British and American usage? Is it possibly because, in a town setting like that of, say, Oxford (the kind of place where standard usage may be assumed to have been established), entering into a comparatively narrow street is rather like entering into a sort of structure, albeit open to the sky. In a country initially and fundamentally rural, as the United States long were, it would feel absurd to speak of such-and-such farm, with structures set well back from the road, as being in a particular country road, any more than, nowadays, a certain shopping center would be in a six-lane highway. The same might even apply to American towns, where the streets tend to be wider than in Europe, except in the older, formerly colonial parts like Wall Street, where tall buildings create urban canyons. Even if my guess about the reason for the difference is wrong, I can't say that I regret the fact that a single English monosyllable can set off such chains of speculation.
I'm also reminded that the distinction occurs in Anna Russell's famous disquisition on Wagner's Ring Cycle when she evokes laughter by speaking of the Rhine Maidens' scene as opening not on the river, but in it. And, come to think of it, while I'm content to type this post in the Carrer de l'Illa de Cuba, no one lives in the actual island of Cuba, but on it. It's an efficient language in which a single letter can make such a difference.
In the Garden of Words, Concepts, and Usage
February 11, 2014
For many years, I was a great collector of dictionaries. Nowadays, I'm likely to be reading a newspaper on a train and be pleased that I can look up a word on my phone, or to be reading online and stay online to go to the appropriate dictionary. I'm particularly impressed with the dictionaries for the Catalan language, including this comprehensive one, which gives excellent OED-level definitions in Catalan when you simply write the word in the box on the upper left. But my newest favorite is the Diccionari de la Llengua Catalana Multilingüe, which gives the definition in Catalan, Castilian, English, French, and German. Why learn a new word in just one language when you can learn or review it in several? You can also enter a word in any of those languages and get full information concerning the use of its Catalan equivalent. (After you type in the word, you click the name of the language that the original word is in.)
Of course, a large selection of such dictionaries, as well as allied encyclopedias, can also be bought in big, sturdy hard copy. And if you go to this main page and enter a word in the search field, it will yield up references in various dictionaries and encyclopedias. (And, English speakers, keep in mind that, when it tells you that there are 1.978 entries for your word, the period in that number is equivalent to the comma in English-language usage, not a decimal point.)
Stop. Look. Judge.
February 5, 2014
A friend who did a Ph.D. degree in art history at Harvard told me about his first class, called simply Connoisseurship. It seems that the professor brought an object into the class and set it in front of them without comment. They were then to look at it and come to conclusions. Provenance. Meaning. Techniques. Quality. Lot of things came into play. Even authenticity, since the object was sometimes a forgery or copy. I'd think such skills would be useful to any person, even a CIA officer. But, Mr. Obama and many other people of the lawyer class don't seem to see this.


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Her: It's a bit early, don't you think?
Me: I'm getting a fish sandwich, not a rum and Coke.
Thank you for providing television entertainment.
Next time could you tune to a channel that ISN'T showing animal surgeries?
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Claris wasn't aware of having formed an image of Perriam Manor, but she certainly hadn't expected to pass between monsters to get to it. There was no gate, but two stone pillars each held an odd creature.
"Gryphons," her grandmother said. "Head and wings of an eagle and a lion's body."
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"I don't know, but I could do without gryphons." As the house came into sight, she inspected it for more monsters. "That ivy could hide an army of them."
The carriage was drawing up in front of an ominous mass of dark green ivy, through which she could glimpse only small areas of brick and glints from latticed windows.
Claris made her first decision. "The ivy will have to go."
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The carriage door opened and her husband came to hand her down. "Welcome to Perriam Manor," he said, as if the place were heaven.
Claris climbed down. "You didn't warn me about the ivy. Or the gryphons."
"It wasn't in my interests to warn you of anything, but I promise they're the worst of it."
He let go of her hand at the first possible moment and turned to assist Athena and Ellie. He's as unwilling as you, Claris reminded herself. He'll be off at any moment, riding on to London.
The twins were scrambling out of the other carriage, taking in everything. They ran over.
Tom said, "Did you see the gryphons, Claris? Tremendously grand! Are there more?"
"I sincerely hope not." She could almost see the boys twitching with excitement. "You may explore if you wish, but be careful."
Perriam arrived at her side. "If you go to the stables, don't attempt to ride anything. Your word on it?"
They gave it but, inspired by the word "stables," raced off.
"Wrong direction," Perriam said, "but it won't do them any harm to have a long run."
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my friend Daniel already played it and says it sucks, but Im gonna try it out myself before I jump to any conclusions lol
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Whether the Village of Yellow Springs should continue to fluoridate its drinking water and at what level will be debated at a forum organized by Village Council from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday at the John Bryan Center Gym.
VIDEO – Dayton Mandolin Orchestra plays Garcia's "Passages through Mexico"
On Sunday, Nov. 7, at a joint concert with an orchestra from Kalamazoo, Mich., the Dayton Mandolin Orchestra played three songs written by locally-born composer Victor Garcia Jr., "Passages through Mexico." See the video here.
Mandolins to play Garcia piece
In the early 20th century, mandolin orchestras sprung up in Dayton and elsewhere, playing rags, marches, light classical and waltzes with the energetic ting of the uniquely American flatback mandolin. Today the mandolin craze is back, including in Yellow Springs, now home for the six-year-old Dayton Mandolin Orchestra.
Ghostly tales spook town throughout its history
Among Yellow Springs' most well-known ghost stories are tales more than 100 years old — the "Jersey Angel" and "Thunderstorm Ghost." Read them here.
Tales of hauntings in the village
Apparitions and ghostly music at Ye Olde Trail Tavern. Loaves of bread flying off the counter at the Sunrise Cafe. Disembodied voices in Antioch's Main Building. Chairs traveling through the air in the Union Schoolhouse. A phantom walking around John Bryan State Park.
Governor's energy advisor promotes renewables at local forum
Last Friday, Governor Ted Strickland's energy advisor Dr. Mark Shanahan told a crowd of renewable energy enthusiasts at the Glen building that Ohio was undergoing an energy revolution.
Energy Board recommends line-drying—A meditative, energy-saving habit
Laura Ellison, who has been air drying her laundry since she was 22, doesn't see her energy-saving act as a sacrifice. Stringing clothes on lines that zigzag her living room in front of a wood stove is a relaxing, almost spiritual experience.
Group keeps theater arts going
When a new pit orchestra conductor was needed three weeks before the opening of last spring's high school musical, the Yellow Springs High School Theatre Arts Association, or YSHSTAA, scrambled to find one. When concerns about censorship of student-written plays arose…