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By azy on November 15, 2014 11:55 am in Results / 9 comments
BISE Gujranwala Board Matric 10th supplementary Result 2014 is available on this page as Supply grw result is announced on 21st November, 2014. Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Gujranwala starts its operations of maintaining and conducting Matric level and Intermediate level exams in year 1976 and is responsible for all the colleges and schools which comes under its regions. Regions of Gijranwala, Gujrat, Mandi Baha-ud-din, Hafizabad and narowal are the areas for which Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Gujranwala is responsible. These areas have to much number of students and all of them get himself enrolled under the BISE grw and according to the biggest board of Punjab this is the second biggest board of Punjab after the Lahore Board.
Passing percentage if BISE Gujranwal is rather good from the previous years and this is all because of the good and facilitating steps taken by the Gujranwala Board. According to the Annual result of Bise Gujranwala Hadiqa Ijaz and Tehreem Raza were the students of Federal Science College Wapda Town and QDPS School got 1st position as they got 1016 numbers. With 1013 numbers Muhammad Ammar of Allama Iqbal Public High School Sialkot got tird position. If we go in more details than in 10th class science group Muhammad Ammar got 1st Position than Muhammad Aaqib and than Muhammad Affan Rasheed on the other hand in Science Group girls Hadiqa Ijaz got first position than Tehreem Raza and than Numra Bilal Butt.
BISE Gujranwala Board Matric 10th supplementary Result 2014
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Along with all this so perfect result but there are also some students got got supply in any of the subjects due to any of the reason like negligence, illness etc so they reappear in the supplementary exams if Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Gujranwala. As this supplementary exams is like a second chance for all those student who got supply so that they can cover this thing and get passing marks so that a matric certificate is issued to them and they can take admission in any college for their further studies to make their future bright.
Students appear again in the Supplementary exams of SSC part II Exams and now all of them are waiting for their result as they want to know that whether he or she is able to get passing marks this time or not. Any of the officials of Board of Intermediate and Secondary education Gujranwala is not yet declare any date for the declaration of the result but it is expected that it would be in the last week of November but still this is not confirmed and date may be changed according to the Boards own Wish.
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All those students who are waiting for their BISE Gujranwala Board Matric 10th supplementary Result 2014 can get their result from here by just entering their roll number in the block which is visible on the day of declaration of Supplementary exams. So keep visiting this page as within no time you can check your accurate and official result from here on this page.
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dear sir, i am hafiz wajid ali from narowal sir Matric supply ka result btaiye ga . mera number hai ,……..101161
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Las Vegas has become Mecca for 'fanilows' worldwide ever since "Manilow: Music and Passion" opened in 2005 at the Las Vegas Hilton. During the 90 minute show, which runs for approximately two weeks every month, Barry Manilow sings his famous songs that make the whole world sing. He also serenades the audience with music and lyrics from each decade starting with the 1940s.
Although the show may not be for the most budget conscious person, fans of the Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee will feel that it's money well spent.
All shows are inside the Hilton Theater starting at 8 p.m., and children must be at least 4 years old to enter.
When: Friday, Oct. 9, 2009
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Cost: $95 - $225
Age limit: 4+
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"All Shook Up," "Love Me Tender," "Jailhouse Rock," "Hound Dog" and much, much more — Pacific Symphony backs an internationally renowned tribute artist who will have you believing Elvis never left! Plus, Pacific Symphony presents patriotic favorites in honor of our country's birthday. Then, the night sky explodes with spectacular fireworks to end a spectacular evening.
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Cam'ron recently spoke on his past thoughts of retirement and his inability to hang up the mic.
Killa said the initial thought of falling back from music was due to having already established his camp within the hip-hop spotlight.
"It was a time I was thinking about that before my mom got sick," Cam revealed. "There was a time I was like, 'All right, I got everybody off the ground. I kinda been doing this for a while. Let me fall back and maybe look into some other things.' But you know, during that time period, you know I'd be sitting at the restaurant eating and start thinking of rhymes or sitting in my living room and start thinking of stuff, I can't stop even if I wanna stop. It's just kinda built inside of me. It doesn't matter where I'm at, if I'm sitting still for more than an hour, rhyming, things start popping up in my head. Or somebody says something funny, I'll think of something to collaborate with that and it's just kinda instilled in me before my mom got sick, I was thinking about that anyway. Like, maybe I'ma fall back and get into something different but then it's like, I don't even know how to fall back." (MTV)
Cam's recent two-year hiatus was reportedly due to his mother's health issues.
"I'm about to bring [hip-hop] back to life," Cam said in an interview on Dipset Radio last February. "I'm about to bring a little air to it, a little CPR. No homo…What a lot of people don't know is my mom had three strokes in one day, she was all paralyzed on the left side of her body. So what I had did was went down to Florida, Fort Lauderdale, for about a year and a half, get her in rehabilitation, get her walking again, making sure her health was right…there was so much 'Where's Cam'ron' that I started using it towards my advantage…You can't buy that kinda promotion…It was all about falling back and picking the right time." (Dipset Radio)
His return into the spotlight came courtesy of his music video "I Hate My Job," which showed Cam rhyming about the current economy's struggles.
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Killa has over a decade of history within the music industry.
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A great dish to barbecue.
Yield: 6 servings
Prep time: 20 Mins, Plus Marinating
Cooking time: 10–12 Mins
- ¼ cup soy sauce
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
- ¾ tsp ground ginger
- ¼ tsp crushed hot red pepper
- 1½ lb (675g) skinless boneless turkey breasts, cut into 1 in (2.5cm) cubes
- 1 red bell pepper, seeded and cut into 1 in (2.5cm) pieces
- 1 green bell pepper, seeded and cut into 1 in (2.5cm) pieces
- 1 large zucchini, cut into 1 in (2.5cm) pieces
- 1 cup plain yogurt
- ½ tsp ground cumin
- 2 tbsp chopped mint
Special Equipment:
- 6 wooden skewers
1. Combine the soy sauce, oil, garlic, ginger, and red pepper flakes in a zippered plastic bag. Add the turkey and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
2. Preheat the broiler. Thread the turkey, peppers, and zucchini onto skewers. Broil for 5-6 minutes on each side, or until cooked through.
3. Mix the yogurt, mint, and cumin; serve with the kebabs.
Caution: Soak skewers for 30 mins.
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Nutrients per serving (% daily value)
169kcal (8%)
77mg (8%)
51mg (85%)
55mcg RAE (2%)
55mg (18%)
734mg (31%)
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Warner Theatre to Screen The Met: Live in HD's MARIA STUARDA, 1/19
The Met: Live in HD continues on Saturday, January 19 at 1pm with Donizetti's Maria Stuarda at the Warner Theatre in Torrington.
Joyce DiDonato stars as Mary, Queen of Scots in the first-ever Met production of Donizetti's intensely dramatic historical opera Maria Stuarda. South African soprano Elza van den Heever makes her Met debut as Mary's rival, the formidable Queen Elizabeth I, and Matthew Polenzani sings Leicester, the nobleman caught between the two dueling monarchs. Maurizio Benini conducts a cast that also includes Matthew Rose as Talbot, Mary's jailer, and Joshua Hopkins as Elizabeth's advisor Cecil. The production is by David McVicar, who also staged last season's production of Donizetti's Tudor drama Anna Bolena. Soprano Deborah Voigt hosts the transmission and conducts backstage interviews with the stars.
A pre-broadcast lecture with Jeffrey Engel begins at 11am for any interested ticket holders.
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I just bought Marquis Vladimir, my favorite skin, but looks like something is missing. His blood ball disappears from his hand during the game and it doesn't reappear even after death.
I've had this too. Kinda makes me sad
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Did you disconnect from the game? Any particular event that seemed to trigger the issue?
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This also happens to Blood Lord Vlad, but you still see the white light that is normally behind it. Seems to randomly disappear, I think after recall but not sure exactly when. Doesn't reappear for awhile, but it certainly looks to be random. You would have to have it happen to have any idea, but even then unless you look for it you won't notice until it's gone
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Yep, happens to me too. Furthermore, his model size is quite smaller than the others :/
Ult, die, I think triggers it.
All skins.
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Certainlyt, this bug also causes the purple bubbles of poison above people's heads for Singed's poison trail and Teemo's toxic shot to disappear - although not the red and purple lines that surround the bubbles. I find that if one goes, they all go. It seems to be an issue with this particular bubbly effect.
Thanks for looking into this!
Same thing has happened to me with Blood Lord skin.
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I am actually a statistician. And this 'study' looks pretty worthless.
The problem is the issue of a 'huge gap'. What gap is huge? Well, we can try and do a power calculation. How big does the gap between the black and white targets *need* to be, to have a good chance of showing up in this test?
This is simple enough to calculate. Plug in some numbers:
1. Sample size in each group - 50
2. Level of Significance - 0.05
3. Power - i.e. the desired probability of finding there to be a significant difference, *if a difference exists*. I've chosen a standard number of 0.8 - i.e. allow for a 20% chance of missing a true effect by accident.
Fixing the proportion of inappropriates for the white woman at 70%, we find.... 91.8%.
In other words, with this sample size, we actually only rule out a difference of 70% vs 91.8%, or in other words, an over 2/3rds drop in the proportion of people finding the picture appropriate.
To rephrase: if the truth was that 2/3rds of the people who think a white woman is breastfeeding would *not* think a black person breastfeeding is appropriate - a situation that I think you'd agree is very racist - then we'd miss such an effect in an experiment like this over 1/5th the time. Even assuming the experiment was conducted ideally, and no one was just randomly clicking to earn money.
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New Jersey is the fourth smallest state by land area in the US, but it is also the eleventh most populated and single most densely populated. It has a high level of ethnic and religious diversity, being home to Italians, Irish, Jews, Russians, Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, Muslims, Jamaicans, Haitians, Guyanese, Trinidadians, etc. in large numbers. Its landscape is also highly diverse, especially for a state of its size, being home to forests, mountains, swamps, cliffs, white sand beaches, and miles of rolling farmland. It is the location of several military facilities, including one of the largest in the country, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst. It has the highest population density in the US, and combined with its excellent system of public transit, it is easy to get anywhere. New Jersey is the second most affluent state in the US, possesses one of the most highly-regarded education systems in the country, and has the lowest poverty rate in the nation. There are affluent suburbs, bustling cities, and lush dairy farms all within a few miles of each other. In short, it's one of the most diverse states, filled to the brim with a plethora of different cultures and lifestyles. But don't tell that to Hollywood (or New Yorkers). "Joisey" is commonly believed to be the local pronunciation of New Jersey. In reality, this is only how it is pronounced by people who think they're being clever — saying "Joisey" to a New Jerseyan will earn you a boot up the ass. New Jerseyans, however, can use it any time they like — as evidenced by billboards for the 2010 New Jersey State Fair, which proudly proclaimed that the fair "puts the 'Joy' back in 'Joisey'". One of the easiest ways to tell if someone is from New Jersey or not: those who are (poorly) faking a New York accent say "Joisey," those from anywhere besides New Jersey (including actual New Yorkers) say "New Jersey," those from New Jersey simply say "Jersey."
GeographyGeographically, New Jersey can be divided into the following regions, only some of which are recognized by Hollywood. In general terms, New Jersey is divided into North Jersey and South Jersey, with the division following proximity to New York City or Philadelphia. This is an old situation—Benjamin Franklin himself noted that New Jersey (of which his son was the last colonial governor) was "a barrel tapped at both ends," and to this day, New Jerseyans recognize that their home is a "transit state" between the two largest cities on the East Coast (and between the nation's economic and political capitals, Philly being halfway between the two). As noted below, "Central Jersey" claims a semi-independent, neither-here-nor-there identity for itself, which is usually laughed off and ignored by the rest of the state.
New Jersey factsSome random facts about life in New Jersey. Jersey Girls Don't Pump Gas New Jersey is one of only two states (the other being Oregon) where it is illegal to pump your own fuel at the gas station, having banned it in 1949 due to safety concerns and to protect jobs. While in most of the country, gas station attendants have been relegated to the realm of nostalgia, in Jersey full-service gas stations are still a fact of life. Most New Jerseyans take this as a point of pride, with bumper stickers bearing the above slogan being a common sight on women's cars. This can occasionally lead to snickers from New Jerseyans when movies and shows (such as the Friday the 13th (2009) remake) portray characters from New Jersey pumping their own gas. Contrary to popular belief, this barely affects the price of gasoline in the state. New Jersey has some of the cheapest gas in the nation, though much of that has to do with it being home to several major oil refineries, which reduces the distance gasoline has to take to get from the boats to the pumps. (That smell is good for sumthin', huh?) People entering New York are often told to fill up at one of the many gas stations on the New Jersey side of the border before they cross. (Or the other way around if you don't have 20 minutes to wait for the one pump jockey at a 30-pump station to get to your car and start the pump). The White Picket Fence State Very large tracts of New Jersey consist of suburban development. For a state of nearly nine million people that stands as the most densely populated state in the nation, the fact that no one city holds more than 300,000 people, and only one city, Newark, has more than 250,000note , is indicative of the state's patterns of development. It's not unrealistic to say that most of modern New Jersey is an entire state built out of suburbia. On the other hand, a major reason New Jersey's "urban" population seems small is that the state has a strong tradition, enshrined in state law, of local government: your average New Jersey municipality is only a few square miles in area. For an idea, Newark itself is only about 12 square miles, compared to the dozens or hundreds of square miles typically covered by major cities (for instance, New York City is 300 square miles and Chicago is about 230 square miles; even relatively small San Francisco, Washington, DC, and Miami cover about 50 square miles of land each). If you mashed together the solid urban corridor running from Paterson in the north down through southern Bergen County and Hudson County to Newark and then Elizabeth, you would have a single municipality with a population of nearly 1.9 million and an area of about 180 square miles, or roughly equivalent to that of Queens—or more to the point, only a little bit larger than Philadelphia in both land area and population.note In other words—New Jersey is home to the second-largest and third-densest city on the East Coast, it's just that it's divided into four counties and something on the order of 20 separate municipalities...because Jersey likes "towns" and "local rule." Despite all that fancy chat, this is the stereotype that's most common among people who are actually from the state. New Jersey suburbs are often viewed as being particularly wealthy (four of the top 20 highest-median-income US counties are in New Jersey), possessing good schools (or at least, good-looking schools with impressive athletics departments), covered in shopping malls, and being inhabited by mobsters (there's a reason The Sopranos took place here). Also, there is an under-reported problem with gangs and drug dealing in schools, particularly in Bergen County. Make no mistake — no matter what Jay and Silent Bob may suggest, Gang Bangers and drug dealers are not to be scoffed at even if they're white. This suburban trend has long colored New Jersey's politics. In The Seventies and The Eighties, New Jersey was a solidly Republican state, with the large and growing numbers of suburbanites voting against the largely Democratic cities that they had moved out of. Ronald Reagan won New Jersey by a greater margin than he had won nationally during both of his electoral landslides, taking 60% of the vote in 1984. In The Nineties, though, the state began to swing to the left, the pivotal year being 1992 when New Jersey served as a key swing state that ultimately went to the Democrats. Much of this has been attributed to the rise of the fiscally moderate, socially liberal "New Democrats" a la Bill Clinton within the Democratic Party, and to the growing dominance of the Christian Right within the Republican Party; New Jersey's conservatives had long been of the more center-right, business-oriented, "Rockefeller Republican" variety rather than the "movement conservatism" of the post-Reagan Republican Party.note Today, New Jersey is a Democratic stronghold, especially in Presidential elections and in the "belt" running between New York City and Philadelphia, though the northwest and the Shore (outside Atlantic City and Asbury Park) vote reliably Republican, and the state overall is willing to elect center-right moderates as their governor (two recent examples being Christine Todd Whitman and Chris Christie). In recent decades, suburban sprawl has grown to the point where the state government considers it a threat to New Jersey's environmental integrity. Whereas the smokestacks of the Chemical Coast only stink up the Chemical Coast, out-of-control sprawl can lead to soil erosion and, with it, flooding and landslides, and is now starting to push into the state's water supply in the Skylands. Consequently, in 2004 the state passed the Highlands Water Protection and Planning Act in order to contain the growth of New York's exurbs. It Doesn't Smell Like a Garden The (in)famous "Jersey stench" has been described by different people as smelling like burning rubber, rotten eggs, burnt coffee and "something that I don't know what it is, but it just stinks!" In reality, it isn't nearly as bad as New Yorkers like to pretend it is, especially after the Clean Air Act was passed and the capping of landfills became common practice. It's primarily found in one area of northeastern New Jersey where most of the state's industry is concentrated... which just so happens to be the part of the state that New Yorkers go through on their way in. It also doesn't help that the Supreme Court literally forbade New Jersey from doing anything about other states using it as a landfill.note West of the Watchung Mountains or south of Elizabeth, the only nasty thing you might smell on the road is dead skunk. Still, the smell of the Turnpike is well-known enough that an insurance company has launched a "Jersey Doesn't Stink" campaign dedicated to combating negative stereotypes of the state. At least one part of the stereotype is somewhat Truth in Television: New Jersey has the dubious distinction of being home to more Superfund sites (sites that are contaminated with radioactive or otherwise chemically toxic hazardous materials in need of cleanup) than any other state. Keep in mind that New Jersey is the fourth-smallest state by land area. The reason, basically, is that New Jersey is the state that has been heavily industrialized for the longest amount of time; being between New York and Philadelphia put it smack in the middle of a perfect corridor for rail transportation, plus there's the sea access up by Newark, and therefore factories and other industrial facilities—often very dirty ones—sprouted up in that line, and have been for nearly 200 years. This leads to a famous joke:
Senators!? Rabbis!? Black Market Kidney Sales!? (mwah! mwah!) CORRUPTIOOO~OOO~OOON, Corruption!!!... CORRUPTION!!!Let's put some things into context:
Famous New JerseyansFor some reason, New Jersey has a very high output of famous people. All part of the plan... wait, you did not just read that, did you? Oh crap, they know! Release the Jersey Devil — they must be silenced before they tell the world! Okay, seriously, it probably has something to do with the fact that the state sits right across the Hudson from New York City, the second-largest film production center on the continent and the capital of the American TV industry, as well as a major center of the music, fashion, art and advertising worlds. It's a very large and accessible pool of talent to draw from, not to mention that many people who work in New York have homes in the suburbs to commute from. Actors
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A Lakeland man skateboarding in the road was killed early Saturday after being struck by a vehicle, a Polk County sheriff's spokesman said.
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Sarasota's Verdi Crusade Advances With Jérusalem
By John Fleming
SARASOTA, Fla. – Where would an obscure 19th-century opera – a revised version of an equally obscure opera, no less – be the most anticipated work of the season?
Only at Sarasota Opera, and only if the opera were by Verdi.
Artistic director Victor DeRenzi and his company are adding one more entry to their Verdi cycle with a rare production of Jérusalem, a melodrama set in the Middle Ages during the Crusades. Opening March 8, it will be the latest installment in the company's quest to perform every note the great Italian composer ever wrote.
The project began with Rigoletto in 1989. Because Verdi wrote 28 operas plus several substantial revisions, there has been a lot of ground to cover. About 15 of his works are in the standard repertory – La traviata, Otello, Falstaff, and the like – but that still leaves plenty that are utterly unfamiliar. I've seen quite a few over the years in Sarasota – Oberto or Alzira, anyone? – and even when they proved to be deservedly obscure, they were highlights of the season.
Now the Verdi marathon is in its final stretch with Jérusalem. It is an extensive rewrite of his fourth opera, I Lombardi alla prima crociata, which premiered in 1843 at La Scala. About four years later it was "transformed out of recognition" (as Verdi wrote in a letter) to become the composer's first work for the Paris Opera. With a new French libretto by poets Alphonse Royer and Gustave Vaëz, the revision transplants the Christian crusaders from Lombardy to Toulouse before they head out to do battle with Muslims in the Holy Land. To complicate matters, there was also Verdi's Gerusalemme, a translation back into Italian of the French remake, but it never caught on with Italian audiences, which have always preferred I Lombardi.
After Jérusalem, there are just three Verdi operas to go in the next two seasons at Sarasota: the original Paris version of Don Carlos, La battaglia di Legnano, and finally Aïda in 2016.
Jérusalem is indeed a rare bird, almost never seen in the United States except in New Orleans, where it had its North American premiere in 1850 and was popular until essentially dropping out of sight after an 1891 production. The only U.S. productions since then, according to George W. Martin's Verdi in America, have been by Opera Peninsula in San Mateo, Calif.; New York Grand Opera; and a concert version by Opera Orchestra of New York, all in the 1990s. On CD, there is a Decca recording with Marcello Giordani in the leading tenor role, conducted by Fabio Luisi in a 1998 concert with L'Orchestre de la Suisse Romande. On DVD on the TDK label, Michel Plasson conducted a 2000 performance at Teatro Carlo Felice in Genoa.
This weekend, ten members of the Music Critics Association of North America will be in Sarasota for the opening of Jérusalem, and all of them will be taking in the work for the first time. The critics will be reporting for Classical Voice North America on the opera company's season as well as other Sarasota arts events.
Also in the Sarasota repertory are a new staging of Il trovatore (previously performed in 1993, as was the French version, Le trouvère, in 2002), plus revivals of Wagner's The Flying Dutchman, featuring bass-baritone Kevin Short as the doomed mariner, and Rossini's The Barber of Seville.
In addition, there is an exhibition of production sketches and costumes from 100 years of Verdi operas performed at the Rome Opera House, which will open Saturday at the Sarasota Opera House Library. Costumes on display include those worn by singers such as Beniamino Gigli, Renata Scotto, and Angela Gheorghiu.
In 2011, DeRenzi conducted Sarasota's I Lombardi – as he has all the works in the Verdi cycle – but he said the experience wasn't especially helpful in working on the French version: "I try to put I Lombardi aside. Sometimes I'm conducting Jérusalem and the Italian words come into my head. Sometimes an aria is the same but it's in a different key. The orchestration is different. Sometimes there is completely new material."
One notable new scene is at the end of Act III, when Gaston, the opera's leading man, is dishonored by the crusaders. "Even in the least performed of his operas, there is a kernel of what Verdi is becoming, something worthy of seeing," DeRenzi said. "The best example in Jérusalem is the 'degradation scene' where the tenor is stripped of his rank and shield and sword." Sarasota will not be performing the ballet that Verdi composed for Paris.
Martha Collins, the director of Jérusalem, also staged I Lombardi three years ago, and she concedes that the earlier opera – 11 scenes patched together in four acts – was a clunky affair. "Jérusalem holds together so much better than I Lombardi did," Collins said. "It shows Verdi's growth. It's humbling and inspiring to realize how driven he was to learn everything he could about the theater and to make his operas as dramatically credible as they could be."
Soprano Danielle Walker is singing Hélène, whose romance with Gaston (sung by Heath Huberg), takes her from a palace in Toulouse to an Arab harem. "It's probably the biggest role that I've ever sung," said Walker, whose résumé includes Mimi in La bohème and Micaëla in Carmen. "I have three arias. And in most of the ensemble pieces there is a big moment for Hélène where she is either begging God to save the one that she loves or she's cursing everybody because they're not standing up for what's right."
Walker is no stranger to Verdi rarities, having played the ingénue Giulietta in last season's Sarasota production of the early comedy, Un giorno di regno. "Just because these operas aren't done often doesn't mean they aren't good," she said. "I think Jérusalem is a great show."
Sarasota Roundup: Read more from critics at events surrounding the Sarasota Opera's Verdi fest.
John Fleming, performing arts critic of the Tampa Bay Times for 22 years until retiring from the job last summer, writes for Opera News and other publications. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date posted: March 6, 2014
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