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|Anyone know anything about the bolted routes towards the northern end of this crag? They weren't great, but I'd still like to know ratings/names.
By Ivan Rezucha
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|Rossiter mentions a "stepping stones" path to the crag, implying that the crag is named after this path. If you cross the road about dead center in the photo above you will find a path to the crag with stones embedded in the ground. I thought the crag was named "Stepping Stones" due to its corrugated look.
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|Rock is not as solid here compared to many other crags in Boulder Canyon. (I think this is why it forms the 'stepping stones' look.) Just be careful and check holds, even larger blocks. I pulled out a football-sized chunk low on Controtionist's/Unknown (won't change the route, though), and some nice boulders cushioned my fall. There was loose stuff at the top, too. The holds can seem solid, because all wedged in the rough granite grit, but sometimes it's just the gritty crystals and some mud keeping them in place.
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|Maybe come here when you have climbed out Boulder Canyon to death and have no new routes to climb. Thankfully I did every route on the wall, so I don't have to come back. Sorry, guys. It's just not that great of a crag....


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a) some northern states were refusing to follow the fugitive slave act.
b) the federal government was poking it's nose into the slavery question, and the south didn't think it belonged there.
c) The president elect was anti-slavery.
In short, the south backed an economic strategy which limited it's political clout and when whining about it stopped working they started a war.
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Ministers have ruled out reforming Britain's privacy laws or bringing in new legislation to stop super-injunctions silencing the media, the Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke said yesterday.
Launching the Government's draft Libel Bill, Mr Clarke said such a move would be "wildly controversial" and there was no legislative time available in Parliament to get it done.
His comments will be a blow to media organisations and freedom of speech campaigners, who have become increasingly alarmed by the use of super-injunctions in the courts to silence the press on privacy grounds.
Last week, it emerged that the former chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland, Sir Fred Goodwin, obtained a super-injunction banning the publication of information about him – including the fact he was a banker. The very existence of the order can only be reported because Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming raised it in the House of Commons.
Mr Hemming's comments and the reporting of them are protected by parliamentary privilege, which means he cannot face court proceedings. But Mr Clarke said the Government did not intend to look at the issue during this parliament.
"At the moment we are working through things in the Coalition programme. We simply have no plans to start acting on the law of privacy or on super-injunctions. They are not in our programme and it's not something we have plans or policy on at the moment," he said.
The Master of the Rolls is examining the issue of super-injunctions, which is likely to result in fresh guidance for judges on their use. But privacy campaigners would like ministers to go further and ensure the right to free speech is placed above the right to privacy.
Mr Clarke claimed the Libel Bill would bring down legal costs, speed up justice and prevent libel tourism. The proposals will also almost entirely rule out jury trials in libel cases.
But controversial issues for libel reform campaigners – including whether to give internet service providers greater protection and whether specific limits should be placed on companies' abilities to bring defamation actions against individuals – were left out of the Bill. The Government has launched a consultation instead.
A new defence of truth would replace justification and a defence of honest opinion would replace fair comment. The draft Bill puts the law into "plain English", Mr Clarke said. In a bid to prevent trivial actions, any statement must also have caused "substantial harm" for a libel action to be brought under the new plans.
Courts will also have to decide whether England and Wales is the most appropriate place to bring an action in an effort to crack down on "libel tourism". Mr Clarke said: "The right to speak freely and debate issues without fear of censure is a vital cornerstone of a democratic society."
But he added: "It is never acceptable to harm someone's reputation without just cause, so the Bill will ensure defamation law continues to balance the needs of both sides and encourages a just outcome in libel cases."
Super-injunctions that failed
It is rare that a super-injunction, in which the media is prevented from even revealing the existence of a gagging order, is overturned, but in three notable cases the restrictions were lifted:
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Last year, the High Court overturned the Chelsea captain's super-injunction preventing newspapers from alleging he'd had an affair with an ex-girlfriend of former team-mate Wayne Bridge.
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The disgraced Royal Bank of Scotland banker won a secret gagging order preventing his former occupation being revealed. The existence of the super-injunction was disclosed in the House of Commons last week.
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"Hold up. Should I send Kim flowers? I just sent her a s**tload for her birthday. She is going to think I have a crush on her," he laments to everyone within earshot. After short consideration, he decides to send a bouquet to the buxom reality star anyway.
His assistants scurry around the office, each on a mission: setting up interviews, picking up samples, planning his charity events. The list is endless for the mogul, who is chairman and CEO of Rush Communications and the co-founder (with Rick Rubin) of the pioneering hip-hop label Def Jam. Yet, despite everything happening around him, Simmons maintains a zen-like quality that manages to keep his inner office surprisingly tranquil ... at least for a few seconds.
"I need a shot," Simmons says, directing me -- a journalist set to interview him -- to his fridge, which he has stocked with wheat grass shots and Organic Avenue juice. Did he mistake me for a new intern? He downs the healthy shot and tells me he needs a ginger shot as well. Of course, I pick the wrong one (Doh!), and he lets me know. He still offers a very sincere "Thank you," as he clutches his yogi beads.
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His Shirt Speaks Volumes. Love It. The music??? Not For Me.
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I don't know anyone would date him for being so short and racist about heavy set girls. He is nothing to look at and they only go for him because of his money. He even talks with a lisp. I wouldn't date him or anyone who is closed minded, and I'm a catch.
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He is no gentleman. He is rich, but that is all he is. He is very poor on kindness, that makes him rich in toopidity. I don't know, if they let the real word through. Good for you.
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I didn't know that anyone could be "racist" about heavy set girls...predjudiced maybe.
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pity he doesn't have anything in his fridge to help him with his lisp! what a friggin' phony
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Ha Ha..you right..lol
- Monday 08 NovemberBy icdou007
Dude you sure have a high opinion of yourself, being you are short and not all that and talk like a 12 year old. You only get the honeys because of the money, if you worked at Sear's dude you'd have to date fat chicks. Thin maybe in, but fats where it's at shorty.
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I agree with every word you said.
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Who cares who he will/will not date.. Just look at his ex wife to see the kind of trash that attracts him, or is attracted to his money.. it sure isn't his personality or looks.
- Monday 08 NovemberBy cjb0313
Russell should thank his God, or whatever divine power he believes in, that women aren't visual.
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This boy looks like he has the package!
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He might be rich, but his grammar is atrocious! "You do good." What about you'll do well? Geez.......his money gets him women - nothing else.
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Thath okay, Ruthell. I hath no dethire to go out with you either. I don't hath the time to wook under the cabbath weaths to thee you, Widdle Man.
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This man is a frickin' short, ugly idiot. And HELLO, Kimora, his former wife, is NOT thin!! What a douche bag!!!!
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It's been rumored for a long time that he prefers men to women, which is probably why he used to be married to a woman who looked like a man in drag. And was chubby!
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Doe she realize that if he wasn't ubber rich and famous no model would date him let alone look at him?
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This guy is asking for too much. Gross! Who would want to date that and at his age?
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Russel buddy...heres a tip for you...you are not "zen" you are not "cenyered" you are faek...your whole life revolves around superficial things and you claim to be a buddhist?
get a grip russ buddy.
youre so far from being a "centered" person stop hiding your terrible personality and far from good looks behind philosophy yu yourself dont even follow.
hypocrite...that is ALL you are... a short little ugly hypocrite
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I guess that explains his split with Michelin Neck Kimora. She was getting TOO FAT for the ugly fat black bald old man!!!!
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That's O.K. Because we won't date ugly, ugly men who marry women who are so superficial (like his last wife was). Look how great that worked out?
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- 2 tablespoons all-natural lower-sodium soy sauce
- 2 tablespoons all-natural rice wine
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice
- 2 tablespoons coconut sugar
- 2 tablespoons fresh garlic, minced
- 2 tablespoons fresh ginger, peeled and minced
- 2 tablespoons shallots, minced
- 1 tablespoon toasted (or roasted) sesame oil
- 1 teaspoon all-natural salt-free curry powder
- 1 pound trimmed boneless, skinless chicken breasts, pounded to 1/3" thickness and cut into 16 relatively equal strips across the breasts
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- Add the soy sauce, rice wine, lime juice, sugar, garlic, ginger, shallots, oil, and curry powder to a large resealable plastic bag.
- Seal the bag and shake it until the ingredients are well combined. Open the bag, add the chicken strips, and reseal the bad, removing any excess air.
- Make sure the chicken is well coated. Let it marinate in the refrigerate for at least 6 hours or overnight.
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- Repeat until all the chicken strips are secured on skewers. Place skewers side by side on the grill so they do not touch.
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Investigators looking into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 have concluded that the plane was probably not seriously damaged and remained in controlled flight until it ran out of fuel over the southern Indian Ocean.
Their conclusion, reached in the past few weeks, helped prompt the decision to move the search area hundreds of kilometres to the southwest.
The main evidence for the conclusion lies in a re-examination of Malaysian radar data from the flight and a more detailed analysis of electronic "handshakes" that the aircraft exchanged with an Inmarsat satellite over the Equator, senior officials involved in the investigation said. The altitude data from that tracking now appears to have been inaccurate, officials said.
Malaysian military radar tracked the Boeing 777-200 with 239 people aboard as it performed a U-turn over the Gulf of Thailand on March 8, flew across Peninsular Malaysia and the Strait of Malacca and disappeared at the north end of the Indonesian island of Sumatra.
Initial reports on the radar readings suggested that the plane soared to 13,700 metres, above its certified maximum altitude of 13,100 metres, then zoomed down low over the mountains of Peninsular Malaysia before climbing back to 7000 metres or more over the Strait of Malacca.
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"The primary radar data pertaining to altitude is regarded as unreliable," said Angus Houston, the retired head of the Australian military who is now coordinating the search.
Martin Dolan, the chief commissioner of the Australian Transport Safety Bureau, agreed with Houston.
"There's nothing reliable about height," he said in an interview in his office here.
Houston and Dolan each said that the most reliable data came from the electronic handshakes. That data yields a series of six hourly arcs as the aircraft apparently headed south across the Indian Ocean, and a seventh arc based on a partial handshake as the engines appeared to run into difficulty.
The Australian government initially searched in the northeast corner of the seventh arc, partly because that location was consistent with an aircraft that was limping through the sky fairly slowly because it was damaged, or had burned a great deal of fuel in altitude changes, or both. The initial search was also set off by the detection of undersea sounds that were judged at first to be from the locator beacons of the plane's black boxes, although investigators later decided that was wrong.
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Torstar Corp., publisher of the Toronto Star, reported stable earnings in its second quarter despite continuing challenges in print advertising, the company said.
Segmented adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, commonly known as EBITDA, were $32.5 million for the three months ended June 30. That's down $1.1 million from $33.6 million in the second quarter of 2013, Torstar said Wednesday.
Total segmented revenue was $237.3 million for the quarter. That's down $18.1 million, or 7.1 per cent, from $255.4 million in the year-earlier period.
Net income attributable to equity shareholders was $19.7 million, or 25 cents per share, in the quarter, up $1.7 million from $18 million in the year-earlier period, the company said.
In addition to the Star, Torstar's holdings include Metroland community newspapers, thestar.com, Workopolis, Olive Media, and group-buying website Wagjag.com.
In May, Torstar announced plans to sell its Harlequin book publishing division to HarperCollins, a subsidiary of News Corp., for $455 million.
The deal has received shareholder and regulatory approval and is expected to close on or about Aug. 1. In a quarterly conference all with analysts Wednesday, Torstar chief financial officer Lorenzo DeMarchi said that, besides paying off debt, the company hasn't decided what do with the proceeds.
"I think we're going to step back and take our time. I don't think there's anything (obvious investments) that's right in front of us," he said. "We're going to take some time to reflect on what should the Torstar of the future look like . . . We want to be thoughtful on how we move forward. And that it fits within our broader game plan."
DeMarchi said it's unlikely the proceeds will be used to increase shareholder dividends. "My bias is to see us employ the capital back into the business," DeMarchi said.
Segmented EBITDA results in the quarter were relatively stable, David Holland, president and chief executive officer of Torstar, said in a release.
A modest gain at Metroland Media was offset by a decline at Star Media Group, the company said.
"Looking forward, for the balance of the year, we expect continued challenges in print advertising revenues but multi-platform subscriber revenues and flyer distribution revenues should remain stable," Holland said.
"Our results will continue to benefit from restructuring efforts to date and ongoing cost controls. At the same time, we remain committed to investing in those areas of highest value to our customers as we continue to adapt to the changing media environment."
Net debt was $155.9 million at June. 30. That's down $16.8 million from $172.7 million at March 31.
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"An astonishingly descriptive tale of adventure and intrigue... If you can only read one series this year, this is the series you want to read," writes top Goodreads reviewer Lee Ashford.
Chamberlain credits his ability to keep the characters and plot believable, thanks to a lifetime of diverse experiences.
"Maintaining plausible reality in an action-thriller trilogy, or in any fiction, is essential; it's the quality in a book that allows the reader to suspend disbelief, without which interest plummets," says Chamberlain, also known as The Above Average Man, who has been a businessman, a U.S. Marine officer, husband (and divorcee), father, world traveler, boat dweller, seeker of meaning, author and all-around adventurer.
"The Ice Cap and the Rift" continues where the kick starter of the action-thriller trilogy, "The Mountain Place of Knowledge," leaves off. John Henry Morgan, geologist, former Marine and the new director of the United Nation's Institute for the Study of Unusual Phenomena (ISUP) is cast into the aftermath of the largest single shift ever recorded in the Earth's crust. He joins ISUP's benign scientific expedition to study the origin and contents of a cavern exposed by a massive rift that sliced across an Icelandic icecap.
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This 3 pcs are the last few completed projects I had. A matching outfit made using 3 yards of seersucker fabrics I got from fabric.com. Their fabric is so much more higher quality than from the seersucker fabric from the 'J' online store I brought before.
They doesn't crumple much after the prewash and they are a breeze to sew where else the lousy seersucker fabrics turned out to be super crumpled after I prewashed them and I got such a hard time trying to iron them nicely till I gave up and just put them aside first. In the future when I got the mood and time, I shall then continue with the pressing.
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Wow, really pretty! Thats a dress I would wear too. Love seersucker!
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I love this design – what was the pattern ? Strangely I had a conversation this week with man who designed cotton weaving looms especially for seersucker — the proper/original fabric where the crinkle was woven in and not "pressed" in. We were remarking upon the differences.
Aug 3, 2013, 11.19 PMby wu huimei
It's a simplicity project runway pattern. U can visit my blog for more info: sewashley.blogspot.com
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Very nice! Fits you perfect ;)
Aug 3, 2013, 11.19 PMby wu huimei
Thank u… It just the hem part I stil find it a bit plain.
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Hi. This is a simplicity project runway pattern.;)
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- Ian Poulter has been handed one of two Ryder Cup wildcards.
Gleneagles, Scotland: England's Ian Poulter and Nicolas Colsaerts of Belgium were named by captain Jose Maria Olazabal yesterday as Europe's two wildcard picks for next month's Ryder Cup.
World No 26 Poulter and 35th-ranked Colsaerts join 10 automatic selections in the 12-man team for holders Europe for the September 28-30 match against the United States at the Medinah Country Club in Illinois.
"Every one of you pretty much guessed Ian was going to be there. That was not a difficult pick because he has a great Ryder Cup record and he's playing well," Olazabal told a news conference here.
"He had some issues earlier this season when he got ill and couldn't play as much as he wanted. But his attitude and his spirit in the Ryder Cup has always been great and he is a player that likes to be in that environment.
"It gets the best out of him. At Valhalla in 2008 and at Celtic Manor in 2010 you didn't need to motivate him. Just by looking into his eyes you could tell he was going to give everything he had," added Olazabal, an assistant captain in the last two editions of the biennial team event.
The 29-year-old Colsaerts, one of the longest hitters on the tour, will become the first Belgian to play in the Ryder Cup.
"Nicolas is going to be the only rookie in an experienced team but his match play record is very good — he won the World Match Play Championship in Spain this year," said Spaniard Olazabal.
There was no place in the team for triple major winner Padraig Harrington of Ireland, who failed to qualify for this year's World Golf Championship tournaments, the events that are one rung down from the four majors.
"I talked to the next few guys on the points list — David Lynn, Rafa Cabrera-Bello, Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano, Alvaro Quiros and Padraig," said Olazabal.
"I made those phone calls and it wasn't easy. They were disappointed not to make the team but they all took my decision well.
"Padraig played well at the US Masters, finishing eighth, he also had a good US Open [fourth] and a good Irish Open [seventh] but he is 19th on the points list and he was just a little bit too far down."
On Sunday, Scotland's Paul Lawrie marked the official confirmation of his return to the European Ryder Cup team after 13 years with a resounding four-shot victory in the Johnnie Walker Championship.
The 43-year-old, who started the final round leading by a stroke, shot a final-round 68 to finish with a 16-under 272 total on the rain-softened PGA National Course at Gleneagles that will host the 2014 Ryder Cup.
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Last March it was already obvious that the pound was overvalued, that the retail and financial sectors were overheating and that we had a skills shortage which was beginning to push up wages in the private sector. There was a need to reduce liquidity without adding to the factors tending to make the pound attractive to overseas investors. Since inflation is one of the effects of a high level of money circulation, it can be held down by reducing that circulation by encouraging savings or by taxation. Higher interest rates can do the former, but fiscal measures have a bigger part to play in both. It came as a disappointment, therefore, when last March the Chancellor chose to transfer pounds 6bn from savings to reducing public debt, without doing anything to reduce money circulation. He thus laid the onus of controlling inflation entirely on the MPC and exacerbated one of the factors forcing up the pound, namely higher interest rates.
The MPC has had to respond to the resulting continuation of inflationary pressure in the only way it could. The level of the pound will eventually be corrected by our accumulating a trade deficit, while we continue to suck in imports to feed the consumer boom the Chancellor has ignored. By the time that happens, manufacturing industry will have been forced to cast another million or so people on to the dole. No doubt the City will celebrate by paying out pounds 1bn in bonuses next Christmas.
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Soprano Michele Capalbo taking on difficult role for the 19th time in Manitoba Opera production
IN a still relatively young opera career, Canadian-born soprano Michele Capalbo is undertaking the arduous title role of Aida for the 19th time.
Asked why she's repeated the part more than an average of once a year, the dark-haired New York-based singer responds with mild amazement.
"Why not?" says Capalbo, the star of the Manitoba Opera revival of Aida opening April 13 at the Centennial Concert Hall. "It's Verdi. I love singing Verdi. That's what I do. The whys and wherefores of whether or not to do it again is not in my thought processes."
Two years after making her professional debut as Helene in I vespri Siciliani in Central Park in 1999, Capalbo performed her first Aida at Le Festival de Musique de Strasbourg and was quickly identified as a Verdi soprano to watch -- and then book before the word got around about her thrilling high C note. The constant demand for Aida took her to Toulouse, Mexico City, Santiago, Nice, Toulon (France), Cesena (Italy) as well as Houston, San Francisco, New York, Toronto and Calgary.
"I think I was born to be an Aida," she says, during an interview over tea earlier this week. "I joke sometimes I have Verdi DNA. I don't apologize for it. Some people will then ask, 'So what comes after Verdi.' I say, is there life after Verdi?"
Aida is renowned for its pomp and lavish spectacle, but its essence is an intimate human tragedy built around an acrimonious love triangle involving the Pharaoh's daughter, Amneris, her Ethiopian slave, Aida, and the great Egyptian warrior Radames. Many high-concept productions highlight the difference between the Egyptians and the Ethiopians by having them identified by different skin colours.
"I've been every colour, from shoe-polish black to my white skin," says the native of Kitchener, Ont. "There was a production I did in France, I was bronze with racing stripes of blue. The point was to make a race statement."
The MO production, which closes its 40th season, is traditional and does not make an issue of skin colour. Nor is director Brian Deedrick overlaying Verdi's melodramatic tale with a radical modern re-interpretation in the hopes it resonates in the 21th century.
"I think this is one of those operas that deserves its time and place and history," says the former artistic director of Edmonton Opera. "It's set in ancient Egypt. If you don't put it there, it suddenly turns into an opera about the director and that is anathema to me. I don't think it's right the audience going home singing the praises of the director. Putting Aida in Auschwitz or on the moon is stupid."
That may be true but that doesn't stop directors from attempting dubious revisions that grab attention, if not audiences.
Capalbo was in a 2010 Canadian Opera Company production in which Aida was a dowdy cleaning lady suffering from a chronically aching back. She remembers how hard it was to make herself into a romantic character when wearing a dowdy blue smock and Keds.
"It's difficult to sell," says Capalbo, who was last seen here as Leonora in Il Trovatore in 2008. "It becomes about the production instead of the core story. The Nile scene happens in a broom closet. Maybe it should have been workshopped first to see if it works."
Aida offers big vocal display, grand choruses and indelible arias, with the biggest being the showstopper 0 patria mia and its crowd-pleasing high C, which Capalbo has almost made her signature moment.
"Those are the money notes," says the graduate of the University of Western Ontario. "I like hitting those notes. I do something that not everyone can do. I do a nice crescendo that lasts a little longer than it's written. It usually pleases the audience and it is fun to do."
It's a demanding moment for Capalbo during a night of vocal challenges that tests her stamina. She says that she really needs to sing with a chest voice in the bottom range to be true to the text. Verdi, she says, is about singing beautiful melody but being dramatically involved.
"It's about where do I spend the voice and will I have enough to float at the end of the night," Capalbo says.
Deedrick, who directed Abduction from the Seraglio for Manitoba Opera in 1995, is helming his 12th Aida. He's the traffic cop who will be directing the cast and chorus of 68 singers, over 70 musicians, 22 extras and seven dancers with conductor Tyrone Paterson. The epic scale tops out during the famous triumphal return-from-battle scene when more than 100 people are on stage -- but not one elephant. That fact has become the elephant in the room for many directors.
"I just once want to do a production of this without someone asking if there is going to be elephants," says Deedrick, referring to the fact that massive Italian and Egyptian productions have trotted out live pachyderms. "It's become the cliché joke about it."
A deep-pocketed company can bring out the whole zoo, but what the audience is really craving is an emotional response, he says. The battle of the these three very strong personalities is what engages people.
"Aida is really about two girls in love with the same guy," he says. "It's Betty and Veronica wanting Archie to be their boyfriend. It sounds like you are making fun of it, but these are archetypal love stories."
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The industry veteran has logged time at several heavy-hitting investment firms, including U.S. Trust, First Republic and Allen Trust Co.
And now, Mack has taken his financial acumen to Becker Capital Management Inc., the city's employee-owned value fund specialist. As Mack begins his latest career chapter, we caught up with him to get the goods on his new job.
Portland Business Journal: We were talking about the long reach, having worked with four of the city's biggest name investment firms. How many clients would you estimate you've worked with in Portland?
Wake Mack: After 20-plus years in the investment business, I have built countless relationships with clients and professionals throughout the Pacific Northwest. Each relationship is unique and meaningful. I look forward to helping people meet their investment goals with Becker Capital.
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Mack: Becker Capital has always had an outstanding reputation. Their $2.7 billion (in accounts under management) enables them to attract top-level investment professionals on a national basis. They are also independently owned by 14 of their 27 employees and all operations are based locally in Portland.
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