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VANCOUVER, B.C. — Dustin Penner scored with 3:14 left in the third period to help the Los Angeles Kings beat the Vancouver Canucks 4-2 in the opener of their Western Conference quarterfinal series Wednesday night.
Penner had gone the last nine games of the regular season without a goal. The winger capitalized after Mike Richards' pass went off Jeff Carter's skate, and Penner whipped the puck past Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo.
Dustin Brown added an empty-net goal in the final minute. Richards and Willie Mitchell also scored for the Kings, who secured a playoff berth with three games left in the regular season.
Alex Burrows and Alex Edler scored for the Canucks.
The Kings outshot the Canucks 39-26. Los Angeles converted two of eight power plays, while the Canucks were blanked on five.
The Canucks finished first overall in the NHL for the second straight season with a 51-22-9 record, while the Kings finished eighth in the Western Conference with a 40-27-15 mark, but the Kings controlled most of the play in the first two periods.
The Canucks hung in as the score was tied 1-1 after the first period and 2-2 after the second.
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Low Wage Job Growth
Even before the recession, our economy was shifting, with fewer and fewer middle-class jobs, and a growing low-wage workforce. The recession and tepid recovery have only accelerated this shift. While net job losses in 2008-2009 were widely distributed and included significant losses in higher-wage industries, new job growth in 2010 and 2011 has been driven disproportionately by industries with median wages below $15 per hour.
Because the minimum wage sets pay scales in low-wage industries, this shift means that the minimum wage will play a growing a role in shaping wages across our economy.
An August 2012 report by the National Employment Law Project shows that job creation since the end of the recession has been concentrated in low-wage industries:
- Lower-wage occupations constituted 21 percent of recession losses, but 58 percent of recovery growth.
- Mid-wage occupations constituted 60 percent of recession losses, but only 22 percent of recovery growth.
- Higher-wage occupations constituted 19 percent of recession job losses, and 20 percent of recovery growth.
The U.S. labor market was already in trouble before the Great Recession, the result of 30 years of growing wage inequality and shrinking numbers of good jobs (see the recent CEPR report). But the twin trends described here – mid-wage occupations experiencing the biggest losses during the recession, and lower-wage occupations growing the most during the recovery – have only exacerbated the growth in inequality.
- Since the first quarter of 2001, employment has grown by 8.7 percent in lower-wage occupations and by 6.6 percent in higher-wage occupations.
- By contrast, employment in mid-wage occupations has declined by 7.3 percent since the first quarter of 2001.
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Though nowhere near the kind of influence he would have preferred, Mitchell Starc still left a mark on Australia's dominant day one of the Boxing Day Test. Contentiously relegated to the sidelines for reasons of longer-term planning, Starc had nonetheless created a left-arm blueprint for bowling at Sri Lanka, and Mitchell Johnson was to follow it grandly.
Johnson pitched the new ball full and moved it in the manner of Starc's best spells. He was rewarded with the rattled stumps of Tillakaratne Dilshan - albeit aided by a rotter of a stroke from the former captain - and was not dissuaded from this wicket-seeking length by a handful of piercing drives from Kumar Sangakkara.
Later on, after the ball had lost its earlier shine, Johnson banged in short as Starc had done in Hobart, and had the wickets of Sangakkara, Prasanna Jayawardene and Dhammika Prasad to show for it. This burst, which had Johnson on a hat-trick and also broke Jayawardene's thumb, brought the MCG crowd of 67,138 to their feet and gave the fast bowler goosebumps. Debate over whether it should have been Starc taking the applause will go on, but Johnson had benefited from appropriating at least some of his younger counterpart's methods.
"He does swing the ball. He's got the height as well, which is handy to have," Johnson said. "I have watched a little bit of him. We have done a fair bit of work together, he's been around the squad and I have been able to see a little bit of him. I'm always trying to improve and I can learn off guys like that as well. There's not too many left-armers around, so we tend to stick together.
"There's been talk with rotation policies and all that, so to be able to bowl as a group … because it can be tough at times when you're chopping and changing. But I think we've become a better side at the moment, we're used to doing that, and we've got those options there."
There were Boxing Day nerves among Australia's cricketers early in the day, and Johnson was grateful for debutant Jackson Bird's immaculate early line and length while he found his rhythm. At 31, Johnson is playing his 49th Test, and now has 200 wickets. Nonetheless, his slingy bowling action and occasionally shy and retiring countenance means he will more often benefit from the leadership of others - even if they are far less experienced than him.
"I knew maybe two days out [that I'd take the new ball], so I had a lot of time to prepare for it," Johnson said. "I was nervous the first over today - I'd never bowled first on Boxing Day. It was a bit different today with the big crowd, but once I got past my first over I was fine. Having those nerves do help me, because then I know I'm really wanting to be here, I'm really feeling it out there and ready to enjoy it, and I did."
Those nerves were ultimately more evident in Sri Lanka's batting than anything else, which resulted in a series of shots more typical of the concurrent Big Bash League than the first day of a Test on a surface offering swing and seam to Australia's bowlers. Dilshan's heave at Johnson appeared destined for a particularly stinging critique, but the manner of the dismissal, and the quality of the ball, warranted some praise for the bowler.
"At the start of the day that was actually the ball I wanted to bowl to him, I imagined bowling to him," Johnson said. "I think I've got him out playing that sort of shot [before], he swings pretty hard at it, so that was the ball I was trying to set him up for. So it's good when it comes off, and he's come off a big score in Tasmania, so he was a key wicket for us early on, so it was very nice to be able to pull a ball off like that."
As for the hat-trick ball, Johnson conceded it was the one time he had allowed his focus to be frayed by the occasion and the roar of the crowd. The anticipation for a ball that would ultimately be deemed illegal by an overstepping front foot even left Siddle a little envious - the Gabba had not made anywhere near the same kind of din when he completed his hat-trick against England in 2010.
"I almost pulled up halfway through my run-up because I was about to smile, and I couldn't concentrate," Johnson confessed. "I was just thinking to myself keep my run-up smooth and relaxed, and I ended up bowling a no-ball. But it didn't matter in the end. I didn't get him out anyway. But it was an amazing crowd.
"Peter Siddle said to me when he was on his hat-trick in Brisbane that the crowd wasn't anywhere near as loud as it was today. We both had goosebumps on our arms, so it was a pretty special moment, one ball in the game with the crowd going off. An amazing feeling."
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The cricket world reacts to the passing away of Phillip Hughes
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Newspaper Dagens ETC reports from Romperod where Patrik Vestin, Anders Lindroth and Michal Heliasz has established a tower for gas flux measurements. The forest in this area in interesting since it is not kept the konventional way but farmed carfully, and has never been clear cut. The researchers are exploring whether this kind of forestry is keeping the carbon dioxide in the ground better than the usual clear cuts. But researchers at SLU is convinced the hypthesis is wrong, and say that his colleagues in Lund do not understand forestry. But Anders Lindroth says that there is yet little knowledge about continuous forestry and how it relates to the climate change.
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For about 6000 SEK you can be the owner of a dinosaur footprint fossil from Vallåkra in Scania, reports Helsigborgs dagblad. Johan Lindgren, researcher at the Department of Geology, comments that such things are for sale every now and then at auktions, at vaying price tags. He says further that it is problematic for researchers when interesting fossils are property of private persons, asthey are not available for research then.
"Geologist impressed by millstone pit"
Dalarnas tidningar reports on a visit from geology professor Birger Schmitz in Malung, Dalarna. In connection to lectures in the high school in the village as well as for the public, the visiting professor took a tour in the millstone pit in the area, which is now a cultural reserve.
-It might not sound very interesting, but I am impressed. It must have been something special about this particular sandstone, as it was mined with such magnitude for several hundred years, the professor says to the newspaper.
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2014-11-13: LUCCI held on Monday 10 November an event:"Kolets kretslopp och klimatet: ett gammalt men svajigt förhållande", at the public library in Lund where everybody were to listen to presentations (in Swedish) and talk about the relationship between carbon cycling and climate over a long time horizon. The event was very much appreciated both by audience and the performing scientists, and will possibly be followed by visits to other nearby libraries.
In addition to the evening with scientific presentations, there was is an exhibition at the library with photos from research. It is still possible to have a look at those for a few more days.
Sahel research in the news
2014-10-23: Hakim Abdi was interviewed in the south swedish newspaper Skånska Dagbladet on the 18th of October, as his research in the Sahel area shows that the need for food for people and animals as well as fuels, is growing. The study covers the years 2000 to 2010, a period during which the population has grown by more than 100 million people.
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By ronnzo
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Comments about GE 20.0 Cu. Ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator - Stainless Steel w/Gray Sides:
We did a complete kitchen renovation and this particular prduct not only met but exceeded our expectations for feature and space requirements.
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horrible temp control design/location
By augie83
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WE looked at the reviews before we purchased and the horrible temp control location was mentioned in several reviews but we liked everything else. Now that we have owned it for about a year I am not sure we can recommend this model. The temp control is usually set and never touched again, but it is right in the way of any reaching to the back of the fridge, why is it literally front and center??
Iam happy with my new refrigerator
By bague
from Puerto Rico
I needed a stainless steel refrigerator and GE brought me the right one.
Great product
By Skye50
from Chester, va
GE products seem to last longer than other brands.
works great
By rozf
from Florida, United States
I am having no problems love the way its suppose to save on my electric bill
great features
By mokwaw
from Grand Rapids, MI, United States
This product has great features that include removable shelves and has a good cool down time after stocking the product with food.
nice shelving and storage
By Fran13
from Rockford, IL, United States
I had purchased the refrigerator and had to call for service soon after as it kept on running and running. They replaced the control board
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Layout could use improving/noisy
By bell278
from Massachusetts, United States
The temperature control is a dial located on the top part of the refrigerator, forward and in the middle. If you use the top shelf on the very top setting, you can rotate the dial without knowing it when reaching in and turn the temperature down. This has happened twice in the first two months. If you have clothing on with sleeves, you don't even feel that you have moved the dial. Very poor design feature. Also hard to have a lot of space for 2 liter soda bottles and large sport/juice drink bottles. You have to play with the door storage set up to get it working for you because there is not space inside the refrigerator if you keep all the shelves in it. This replaced a 22 year old, top mount freezer refrigerator and I don't find it less noisy than the old refrigerator.
Very difficult to control
By asbdnpd67
from Connecticut
Unit is 1 month old and I want it replaced with another model. The placement of temp control is subject to accidental readjustment whenever one reaches in the unit. Can't control temp (at 5 things freeze in ref rig, at 4.5 freezer does not freeze contents.
Very poor design
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Need a restaurant AFTER a show at Curran theater in Union Square on a Friday night
Hi everyone,
Looking for a little help...going to see Next To Normal at the Curran Theater in Union Square at 8 p.m. on a Friday night in February...the show should be over at about 10:30. Where is a fun place my boyfriend and I can go for dinner after (with good food!)? Nothing tooooooo expensive, but somewhere with good drinks and good fun food preferably with an interesting menu...nothing too stuffy.
Thanks in advance for the suggestions!
Scala's on Powell stays open late on weekends (I think until 11 pm, which is actually late for the neighborhood). It's California-Italian, with a fritto misto, some pastas, fish, etc. (I had a very good ricotta ravioli on my last visit.
Does it need to be walking distance?
If you want something yummy and affordable in that area at that time of night, you may not get much in the way of atmosphere. Shalimar and Pakwan (both on Jones at O'Farrell) are definitely worth a trip if you like eating bold (read: less-than-refined) Pakistani food served under fluorescent lights. I know at least Shalimar is open till 12; not sure about Pakwan.
On the nicer ($30pp) end of places within walking distance is Gitane (closes at 12)... very cool exotic yet familiarly French take on Spanish, Moroccan, and Basque cuisine.
If you are willing to drive to your dinner destination, I think Nopa would be exactly what you're looking for (kitchen's open till 1). Divisadero and Hayes.
560 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94117
Gitane Restaurant & Bar
6 Claude Lane, San Francisco, CA 94108
Scala's is open until midnight Thursday through Saturday.
Gitane's kitchen is open until midnight and the bar's open until 1am.
No alcohol at Shalimar or Pakwan, is there?
Scala's Bistro
432 Powell St., San Francisco, CA 94102
Gitane Restaurant & Bar
6 Claude Lane, San Francisco, CA 94108
re: Robert Lauriston
Is there anything you all could recommend that would fall in the American cuisine (even a great burger, etc.) with fun, interesting appetizers and good drinks (not just wine)?
re: chattys82
Does it have to be near the theater?
re: chattys82
There is Hubert Keller's Burger Bar in Macy's, they are open late on Friday and Saturday and have a full bar.
You might also try Grand Cafe in the Hotel Monaco on Geary at Taylor. It's menu is french but they do offer a burger and other apps on the bar menu. The bar at Hotel Adagio a block or so further up Geary has a nice bar menu as well.
Colibri Mexican Bistro is right across the street from the Curran, if you like your cocktails to feature good tequila.
But, I would definitely walk over to Gitane, their cocktails and bar staff are incredible and while the menu might sound a little exotic, you can find some nice dishes and the decor is not to be missed.
Colibri Mexican Bistro
438 Geary St., San Francisco, CA 94102
Gitane Restaurant & Bar
6 Claude Lane, San Francisco, CA 94108
re: pamf
Reports on Burger Bar have been mixed:
re: pamf
Double-check hours for the Grand Cafe... last time a friend and I tried to have an after-theatre drink there, they turned out the lights on us at about 10:30 pm. (They actually turned the lights ON, turning the lights up full and starting to clean up around us -- as well as a table who had literally just been served their drinks. Not very hospitable.)
This was mid-week, though, so weekend hours might be more theatre-friendly.
re: waldrons
Grand Cafe's kitchen closes at 11 Friday and Saturday, 10 other nights.
re: Robert Lauriston
Shalimar and Pakwan are both BYOB (discretely).
re: vulber
The Pakwan in the Mission has a liquor license (required for BYOB in California), the one in the Tenderloin does not.
re: fulkdj
Canto do Brasil, off Market near Gough, is definitely not walking distance.
re: the mess
They close at 10:30 on Saturdays. Plus you must be thinking of a different theater.
re: Robert Lauriston
You're right I was thinking of the symphony. Sorry.
Just thought of this - Pearl Burger is really close and open until 12. No alcohol, but a lot more quality on the dollar than Burger Bar.
If you can get out by 10:30pm w/o stalling, try Farmerbrown, which is 4 blocks away. They close at 11pm and I'd recommend calling to see if you would be able to walk in at 10:45 for a last seating. It closes at 11pm, but their kitchen may close earlier.
It's a fun place with great fried chicken and southern comfort food. Drinks are very inventive and it has a dark, romantic vibe. Keep your bf close as that is not a very safe area, esp at that time of the night.
Otherwise, the aforementioned NOPA rec is a great choice. It's on the pricier side though.
re: Keesey
farmerbrown.com says dinner is served until 11 on Fridays. They used to keep the bar open after the kitchen closed.
re: chattys82
Don't know how late they're open, but Fish and Farm has been terrific the several times we've been there. Great burger, great fried chicken! They've recently had some kind of owner/chef changed but we've been there once since and saw no noticeable change.
Fish and Farm
339 Taylor Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
re: chattys82
Like the loungy downstairs with couches but it gets noisy with large groups around. Kinda fun. Food is nothing to write home about.
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I was looking sort of for a place that seems like The Tipsy Pig. If anyone is familiar with a place in Chicago called Rockit Bar and Grill, that's what I'm aiming for. Is there anywhere you all can think of that is similiar to The Tipsy Pig? Thanks so much!!
Tipsy Pig
2231 Chestnut Street, San Francisco, CA 94123
re: chattys82
Or What about Annabelle's Bar and Bistro? Is that good and fun?


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I have added some amazing new photos of Rebel alongside Brittany Snow and Anna Kendrick from their appearance in the new EW magazine. Rebel looks amazing so check them out!
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EW.com – SPOILER ALERT: The Barden Bellas have split up.
But before you scream "A ca-scuse me?!" it's just a temporary separation. On this muggy June day in Baton Rouge, La., the cast of Pitch Perfect 2, the sequel to Universal's sleeper about a college a cappella group, is pulling double duty. Rebel Wilson (returning as blunt bombshell Fat Amy) and Brittany Snow (back as dim bulb Chloe) are cloistered in the production offices, recording and preparing for dance rehearsal.
Meanwhile, a few miles away, Anna Kendrick and Skylar Astin, reprising their roles as vocal power couple Beca and Jesse, are shooting Beca's first day of work as an intern at a recording company. "Any first-day jitters?" Jesse asks. "No," Beca responds. "I'm just going to be moody and distant—artists love that, right?" If anyone has slight jitters, it's the woman behind the camera: actress Elizabeth Banks (the Hunger Games franchise), who produced the original and appeared in a small role as sassy judge Gail. She's now making her feature-directing debut. "This is the stupidest idea I've ever had," she jokes during a break in shooting. "My first movie is this huge studio movie that a lot of people care about that also happens to be a musical with massive dance numbers. I don't know what I was thinking."
But Pitch Perfect is all about defying the odds. Released in September 2012, the original movie, directed by Jason Moore (Avenue Q) and written by Kay Cannon (30 Rock), focused on a ragtag a cappella group at a Southern college and their surly but sensational new recruit, Beca. The film earned solid reviews and grossed $65 million in the U.S. "It was pretty modest," Banks says. "But it engendered a lot of love. That's what we could not have foreseen." The other surprise was its success on DVD and a platinum-selling soundtrack, boosted by Kendrick's "Cups" single. " Pitch performed on DVD like a movie that did at least twice what its theatrical business was," says Peter Cramer, Universal's co-president of production. All of which fast-tracked the sequel. "It went from 'Boy, it would be great to do this!' to 'We must do this!' "
The little comedy that could is now striving for franchise status. Pitch Perfect 2 will swing into theaters on May 15, 2015, facing off against some of the biggest guns of the summer. (Avengers: Age of Ultron opens two weeks earlier.) "The first film flew under the radar, and it was a gift," says Banks. "This time around, much higher stakes." And the studio knows it. "Everybody is much more involved," she adds. "As the saying goes, 'Success has many fathers.' "
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This week's Norton Show guests (November 21) include Jennifer Aniston, Dustin Hoffman and Olly Murs.
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mumbrella.com.au – The new Nine/Fairfax streaming service Stan is all about helping local media companies stop viewers using VPN's to access premium content from abroad.
So it was a little awkward at this morning's press conference on the launch when comedienne/brand ambassador Rebel Wilson went off message and announced to the room that she would have to get a VPN in order to access Stan in the US, where she is based.
"We'll have to get you Stan when you're in Australia" CEO of StreamCo Mike Sneesby told Wilson only to have her quip: "and I'll have to steal an IP address when I'm in the US," much to the amusement of the room full of journos.
Sneesby was quick to cut her off.
The other awkward moment was when Sneesby spoke about how Stan was a "clean palate" with no negative connotations…
A tech journalist quickly challenged him noting that there was an Eminem song "Stan" involving a crazed fan who ends up committing suicide.
Sneesby professed that he was unaware of the song, which begs the question of whether he read this morning's press release on the announcement of the consumer brand where Wilson is quoted as saying: "It's awesome to be back in Australia and I love being here to promote Stan. It's not named after the Eminem song, I checked.
"When I was a kid we all used to binge at Sizzler, now all anyone is doing is binge-watching TV. So it's great that with Stan, Australians will now have a streaming service like the kick-ass ones we already have in the US."
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The game has already revealed a number of characters, including Sub-Zero, Scorpion, Kano,Quan Chi and Raiden, to name but a few. But it's time to start thinking about who could be playable based on all those other empty slots on the roster. So here's a list of five mystery fighters that would perfectly fit into the mythology and themes of Mortal Kombat X.
The evil sorcerer Quan Chi is officially making his return to the battlefield in Mortal Kombat X. The video features three minutes of Quan Chi gameplay where we get to see the warlock unleashing some dangerous tricks from his bag.
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A new video (well technically videos, but they're combined into one) have become available courtesy of a live-stream from this year's PAX Prime in Melbourne, Australia. The video features a battle between Scorpion and Sub-Zero (a classic rivalry no doubt) and a jungle bout between Raiden and Kano, showing off Kano's impressive new amateur-wrestling move-set.
Another veteran was confirmed for Mortal Kombat X's roster today. A new gameplay trailer from NetherRealm Studios shows Kano facing off against newcomer D'Vorah.
NetherRealm Studios confirmed another character for Mortal Kombat X's roster tonight at EVO 2014. Long-time series veteran Raiden was revealed with a new gameplay trailer.
Before we get to the game's inevitable 2015 release the boys and girls at Netherrealm Studios wanted gamers to scope out a look at the game at this year's big E3 event.
According to the co-creator of Mortal Kombat and the creative director at Netherrealm Studios, the game will be running at full HD in 1920 x 1080p on both the Xbox One and the PlayStation 4.
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Batman: Arkham Origins, the mobile game inspired by the upcoming PC/console game of the same name, officially debuted today on iOS devices. The game can be downloaded through the App Store for no charge.
Mortal Kombat and Injustice: Gods Among Us developer NetherRealm Studios is building a mobile game inspired by Batman: Arkham Origins. The mobile game will be available for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch at around the same time as the PC and console versions of Arkham Origins. An Android version is planned for the holiday season as well.
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(Boston) – The School of Music in the College of Fine Arts, the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center and Marsh Chapel, will host an international conference entitled "Perspectives on Haydn Scholarship in Celebration of H. C. Robbins Landon" on October 1-2, 2009. This conference is dedicated to the extensive and pioneering work on the composer by the great Haydn scholar and BU alumnus, H. C. Robbins Landon. The conference will begin on October 1 with a keynote lecture by long-time Landon acquaintance and collaborator, Dr. Otto Biba of the Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Vienna, followed by a performance of Haydn's Mariazellermesse—parts of which were discovered by Landon himself—by the Cambridge Concentus conducted by Joshua Rifkin at Marsh Chapel. This conference on October 2, featuring many noted Haydn specialists, will also mark the opening of a new exhibition: "Celebrating Joseph Haydn and His Champion, H.C. Robbins Landon: A Retrospective Exhibition of their Manuscripts," including rare 18th-century materials related to Haydn that are part of Landon's generous donation to the Howard Gotlieb Archive. All conference events are free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.bu.edu/cfa/haydn.
Conference Details
Thursday, October 1
Metcalf Trustee Center, One Silber Way, 9th Floor
4 pm – Introduction and Welcome by Victor Coelho, Professor of Music & Associate Provost for Undergraduate Education and a screening of "Haydn's Champion: H.C. Robbins Landon," a film by Tony Hill
4:15 pm – Keynote lecture: Otto Biba (Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Vienna): "Celebrating Haydn and Landon"
5:30-6 pm – Reception
Marsh Chapel
8 pm – Performance of Haydn's Mariazellermesse, with the Cambridge Concentus, conducted by Joshua Rifkin.
Friday, October 2
Mugar Memorial Library, Roosevelt Room
9 am-12:30 pm – Paper Session. Chair: Victor Coelho
- David Wyn Jones (Cardiff University): "Converting Symphonies Into String Quartets: Haydn's Forgotten Quartets"
- Jessica Waldoff (College of the Holy Cross), "Beyond the 'Chaos': Understanding Haydn's 'C-Minor Mood'"
- Edward Green (Manhattan School of Music): "Chromatic Completion – A Little Appreciated Technical Link Connecting the Operas of Gluck, Haydn and Mozart"
- Benjamin Korstvedt (Clark University): "The Fate of Haydn's 'Sham Recapitulations' in the 1780s: Refining and Extending a Critical Category"
Mugar Memorial Library, Arthur Fiedler Reading Room
12:30 pm – Lunch and Opening of the Exhibition "Celebrating Franz Joseph Haydn and His Champion, H.C. Robbins Landon: A Retrospective Exhibition"
Mugar Memorial Library, Roosevelt Room
2 pm – 5 pm – Paper Session. Chairs: Joshua Rifkin, Jeremy Yudkin
- Caryl Clark (University of Toronto) "Haydn's Conversion Masses"
- Evan Cortens (Cornell University): "The 'Continuous Exposition' in Haydn's String Quartets"
- Stephen C. Fisher (Fredericksburg, VA): "How Did Haydn Use His Hornists?"
- Ingrid Fuchs (Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde, Vienna): "The Viennese Musical Salon in the Time of Joseph Haydn: Ladies and Gentlemen as Hosts and Performers"
The Boston University College of Fine Arts was created in 1954 to bring together the School of Music, the School of Theatre, and the School of Visual Arts. The University's vision was to create a community of artists in a conservatory-style school offering professional training in the arts to both undergraduate and graduate students, complemented by a liberal arts curriculum for undergraduate students. Since those early days, education at the College of Fine Arts has begun on the BU campus and extended into the city of Boston, a rich center of cultural, artistic and intellectual activity.
The Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center at Boston University seeks to capture and document history by collecting the manuscripts from individuals who play significant roles in the fields of journalism, poetry, literature and criticism, dance, music, theater, film, television, and political and religious movements. The Center strives to preserve the documents and make them readily available to researchers while administering all legal copyrights and restrictions. The Center also presents extensive exhibitions, seminars and tours for students, parents, alumni, various visiting groups and members of the public. For more information, visit www.bu.edu/archives.