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Setlist: Umphrey's McGee 7.17.2010 The Lawn at White River State Park ~ Indianapolis, Indiana
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Set One: Push the Pig, Prowler > Words, Hurt Bird Bath > Turn & Run, Girlfriend Is Better
Set Two: JaJunk > Shine On You Crazy Diamond > Wappy Sprayberry > Miss Tinkle's Overture > Thunderstruck* > Miss Tinkle's Overture, Muff II: The Revenge, Booth Love > Ocean Billy > JaJunk
Encore: Plunger** > Glory > Ocean Billy
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Photo Gallery: Umphrey's McGee 7.16.2010 Frederick Meijer Gardens ~ Grand Rapids, MI
Photographer Mike Rapaport has been kind enough to share with us his shots of Umphrey's McGee on Friday night from Frederick Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids, MI. Be sure to visit his complete gallery. Great shots Mike!
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Music Review: Sarasota Orchestra:'Portraits in Passion'
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The Sarasota Orchestra knows what good is, and on a recent Saturday night, it presented "A Thrilling Multi-Media Experience: Portraits in Passion," featuring four of its own in a quartet of showstoppers.
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First up was principal bassoonist Fernando Traba, who's been with the orchestra almost two decades. A second-generation bassoonist and winner of awards from Mexico to the Cleveland Institute and Juilliard, Traba (husband of flutist Betsy Traba), gave a warm, beautifully shaped performance of the Concertino for bassoon, harp and strings, by English composer Peter Hope.
Principal cellist Abraham Feder, who just graduated from the illustrious Curtis Institute, was next with Tchaikovsky's "Variations on a Rococo Theme." Charming, talented and extremely attuned to his cello, Feder drew colors from his instrument that could barely be topped by his flaming red hair. His attention to dynamics was particularly appealing.
Harpist Cheryl Losey, like Feder, joined the Sarasota Orchestra in 2008 and, like Traba, holds degrees from the Cleveland Institute. Debussy's "Danses sacree et danse profane" were perfect for Losey's richly textured and dynamically alluring style.
Principal hornist Joe Assi, also from Curtis, offered what was probably the most challenging piece, the e flat major horn concerto of Richard Strauss. Not a work for amateurs or apprehensive horn players, Assi is neither, and his solos spun with aplomb.
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Vogue pattern # 8846. Love the idea/ look of this dress though it's tough to see the detail with a print fabric. If I were to make this dress again I would probably use a solid fabric.
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Jan 24, 2013, 08.01 PMby alexus1325
GASP!!! It's AWESOME!!!! I was looking for reviews of this pattern and couldn't find any, so I'm really happy to see what it looks like made up by a "real" sewist. How were the directions and construction? Any weird problems with the pattern? Oh gosh, I want this pattern :P
Jan 24, 2013, 09.49 PMby chillwear
It was pretty easy to make, no real issues. It's a little time consuming. I want to make it again in the same version only with the sleeves. Look forward to seeing it made by others, go for it ;-)
Jan 23, 2013, 06.26 AMby Mary Athey
I saw this pattern when I was buying some and I dismissed it. Now seeing.yours made up makes me want.to.make.one. You.did a great.job on tjis. I.d love to see it.on.i bet its stunning x
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Publication Date : 10-10-2012
Most politicians and their supporters react with joy when they win leadership battles with large majorities. Not in Japan.
On September 21, when Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda convincingly defeated party rivals for the post of president of the left-leaning Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), he looked glum.
"I am not smiling," he told supporters in a speech soon after being re-elected. It was not difficult to see why. By all accounts, the Prime Minister will spend the next few months trying to maintain a precarious balance between preserving party unity and addressing major policy issues demanding attention.
The latter include accelerating the pace of rebuilding after last year's earthquake, reviewing the nation's nuclear energy policy and dealing with diplomatic spats involving China and South Korea.
And, as is becoming increasingly clear, he must do all this as an ambitious former prime minister snaps at his heels. Less than a week after Noda won re-election as DPJ head, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) held its party poll, choosing as its leader Shinzo Abe, a former premier known for his hawkish views.
Apart from potentially complicating Japan's relations with China at a particularly sensitive time in diplomatic relations, Abe is likely to insist that the Prime Minister honour a deal he made in August with Abe's predecessor. This involved both the LDP and New Komeito - a smaller opposition party - supporting legislation to double the 5 per cent sales tax rate by 2015 in return for an undertaking from Noda to call a general election "some time soon".
Constitutionally, an election does not have to be held for the Lower House until next August.
But the opposition is probably expecting it no later than next January. This is the date Deputy Prime Minister Katwuya Okada reportedly mentioned when he approached LDP leaders privately about the matter in July. Noda, however, may be wishing for more time. A survey last month by the Nikkei business daily showed that only 14 per cent of respondents supported the ruling DPJ, while 35 per cent chose the LDP. Other voters supported minor parties or professed no preference.
While the reason the LDP wants an early election is obvious enough, Abe might be better off waiting a few more months for the DPJ to destroy itself.
The DPJ came to power in 2009 after more than 50 years of LDP rule pledging to make fundamental changes in the way Japan was governed. Since then, critics charge that the party has failed to live up to its promises, particularly with regard to its pledge to cut the bureaucracy. Instead, the DPJ has become known for infighting.
The sad fact is that although Noda won 68 per cent of the vote in the party ballot, he did so largely because party members didn't see any credible alternatives. Voter turnout was just 33.7 per cent, the lowest ever.
Several party members in both the Upper House and Lower House are also believed to be considering joining opposition groups in an attempt to save themselves from political oblivion in the next election. If just nine Lower House members leave, Noda will lose his majority.
For the moment, Abe appears to be content to play the role of responsible opposition leader. He has said, for example, that the LDP will not oppose Bills "at any cost". Most observers have taken that to mean he will support the passage of key finance Bills such as one to allow the government to issue deficit-covering bonds to finance the fiscal 2012 budget.
Abe may also wish to leave Noda the unenviable task of making the unpopular but necessary decisions needed to ensure Japan's economic future. These include backtracking on an initial decision to eliminate the use of nuclear power by 2030, and joining regional free trade agreements such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) led by the United States. Japanese involvement in the TPP is strongly opposed by the influential farm lobby.
"There are times when I have to make decisions even if it means dividing the party or public opinion," Noda said in his victory speech last month. "I have felt the weight of that intensely over the past year."
On October 1, Noda reshuffled his Cabinet for the third time this year. The move involved promoting junior legislators dissatisfied with his administration to Cabinet positions in an attempt to maintain internal party unity and boost popular support.
The idea that Japan needs strong leadership to overcome its longstanding economic difficulties hardly seems in question. If Noda cannot deliver, can Abe? His track record does not inspire confidence. He resigned as prime minister in 2007 after a series of financial scandals and political gaffes that forced several of his ministers to quit. Voters also saw him as being out of touch with their economic concerns.
Whether the elections come early or not, Japan is likely to continue to suffer from a leadership vacuum for some time to come.
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A best-selling author whose writing has explored Americans' relationships to faith, Jeff Sharlet examines anti-Islamism through the lens of this year's tragic massacre in Norway.
October 10, 2011 1:18 pm
Video: Olin Arts Center's 25th
On an October day that could have passed for August, Bates marked the 25th anniversary of its Olin Arts Center with a family arts festival. And while the attractions included a marching band, popcorn, balloon animals and juggling, the festivity was much more than just another day at the circus. The headliners, avant-garde marching band Asphalt Orchestra and the New Vaudeville act Two, managed both to honor the long traditions they represent and to show them in a new light.
October 7, 2011 10:56 am
U.S. Sen. George Mitchell among speakers for weeklong 'Unbounded Learning'
George Mitchell, the former U.S. senator delivers the keynote address during a weeklong celebration of international and interdisciplinary education at Bates
October 7, 2011 10:49 am
About the 'Open to the World' speakers
More about "Bates Unbounded: Open to the World" speakers Gary Hirshberg, Paul Marks '83 and U.S. Sen. George Mitchell.
October 6, 2011 3:31 pm
Bates Athletics welcomes local youth for L/A Community Day
Bates Athletics hosts L/A Community Day on Saturday, Oct. 22, in conjunction with several home games against Middlebury College. The college invites all Lewiston and Auburn schoolchildren to these events, involving the local community in the NCAA's "Take a Kid to the Game" initiative. In addition to the Bobcat athletic contests, there will be youth clinics, campus tours and other fun family activities, as well as Auburn/Lewiston Fly Football games before the Bates football game and at halftime.
October 4, 2011 9:46 am
25: Selections from the Permanent Collection
As part of the 2011-12 celebration of the Olin Arts Center's 25th anniversary, the Bates College Museum of Art exhibition 25: Selections from the Permanent Collection offers an in-depth exploration of the museum's holdings. Paul Cezanne, Mary Cassatt, Charlie Hewitt and Robert Indiana are among the many artists featured.
October 4, 2011 9:33 am
Unpack the Elephant! and other delights at the Olin Arts Center anniversary party
A family arts festival at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 8 kicks off the celebration of the Olin Arts Center's 25th anniversary. The festival features the high-intensity New Vaudeville ensemble Two, pianist Ahmad Hussan Muhammad and New York's avant-garde marching band Asphalt Orchestra, which will lead tours of the building and perform in concert.
October 3, 2011 10:34 am
Family arts festival, exhibit on tap as Bates celebrates Olin's 25th
The vibrant arts community at Bates takes the spotlight as Bates celebrates the 25th anniversary of its Olin Arts Center in 2011-12. The celebration begins with an Oct. 8 family arts festival at Olin and a Museum of Art exhibition exploring the museum's collection.
September 14, 2011 3:49 pm
Stellar music weekend: pianist Goode, a cappella group Chanticleer in tandem concerts
Back-to-back concerts by household names in music kick off a season-long celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Olin Arts Center at Bates College. Called "one of the finest pianists in the world" by The Washington Post, Richard Goode returns to Bates on Friday, Sept. 30. Then, the renowned all-male a cappella ensemble Chanticleer performs its popular program Love Song, spanning 500 years of music, on Saturday, Oct. 1.
September 14, 2011 3:07 pm
The art of storytelling gets a new twist as the Museum of Art presents 'Tale Spinning'
"Tale Spinning," a new Museum of Art exhibition, celebrates the power of narrative through a variety of art forms from video to sculpture to watercolor by six renowned artists. The museum is open to the public at no cost from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and till 7 p.m. on Wednesdays. The exhibition that opens with a talk by curator and museum director Dan Mills at 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 23, in the museum, located in the Olin Arts Center at Bates, 75 Russell St. Kahlhamer talks about his artwork at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, at the museum. Also, with his musical partner Kelsey Barrett, he offers the mixed-media performance "Yondering" at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 7, in the Olin Arts Center Concert Hall. All events are open to the public at no cost. For more information, please contact 207-786-6158 or email@example.com.


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Pronunciation: /dēˈkrəpəˌtāt /
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(Of a crystal or an inclusion of something within a crystal) disintegrate audibly when heated.
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...The Hungarian prime minister's independence, including with regard to Russia, has long irritated both Brussels and Washington. Viktor Orban's statements regarding his intention of finding allies in Europe capable of opposing the introduction of new sanctions against Russia together have not gone unnoticed. Western capitals have been particularly outraged by the fact that on 4 November 2014, the Hungarian parliament passed a law allowing the construction of the South Stream pipeline to take place in Hungary, despite the position of the European Commission...
Vladislav GULEVICH | 12.11.2014
The anti-Russian colours that the policies of the European Commission and the US administration are painted in regarding the introduction of economic sanctions against Russia are slowly losing their lustre and beginning to peel off. Within the European Union there are pockets of internal resistance to the anti-Russian policy that are particularly noticeable against the feverish attempts by Brussels to force Serbia and other countries, where the mirage of joining the EU still seems to be a bit like reaching the Promised Land, to join in with the sanctions...
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The people of Bulgaria face trials and tribulations. The country has been struggling against a political crisis since February 2013. And it seems to be everlasting; there is no light at the end of tunnel. The European Commission is trying to make Moscow renew gas deliveries to Ukraine in an attempt to find a «mutually acceptable temporary solution for the coming winter». At the same time the Commission blocks the construction of an alternative route to Europe going across the Bulgarian territory. The project is called South Stream. The idea has the support of leading European companies and the countries involved. Bulgaria has been chosen by the supranational structures in Brussels as an instrument of this, rather strange, policy of obstruction...
Georgy KOLAROV | 03.10.2014
The Ukraine's parliament has passed legislation that would allow the government to impose sanctions on Russia. It provides for sanctions against 172 individuals and 65 entities in Russia and other countries for supporting and financing «terrorism» in Ukraine. President Poroshenko has not signed it into law as yet, but the transit of Russian gas to Europe through the territory of Ukraine is in jeopardy... It may make the European Union want to get rid of unmanageable transiter and finally approve the construction South Stream going around the Ukraine's territory. The situation puts into doubt the expediency of the EU Third Energy Package which actually bans Russia from using the existing pipelines while other suppliers have reduced capacity for filling the pipes...
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In many ways, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksander Vucic's two-day visit to Moscow this week was a breakthrough. To begin with, both sides finally managed to come to an agreement on all issues concerning Serbia's involvement in the South Stream pipeline project. Serbia's Prime Minister also emphasised an interest in developing a partnership with Russia, which he sees as a priority of his country's foreign policy...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 12.07.2014
Everything. It reveals the commercial interests that drive US policy. Just as the War in Afghanistan was largely fought to facilitate the transfer of natural gas from Turkmenistan to the Arabian Sea, so too, Washington engineered the bloody coup in Kiev to cut off energy supplies from Russia to Europe to facilitate the US pivot to Asia.
On June 24 President Vladimir Putin wound up his visit to Austria – the second trip abroad after the situation in Ukraine took a turn for the worse. He went to Normandy in early June to take part in the 70 th Anniversary of D-Day commemoration. The launching of the «the second front» delivered a powerful blow against the US-led anti-Russian European alliance. The summit in Austria laid a foundation for Russia's further economic cooperation with Western partners... It's an open secret that many Western leaders perceive these issues as intertwined... Some circles in Brussels try to play an «anti-Russian» card at the time the European Union is unable to refuse the role of obedient junior partner of the United States.
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 26.06.2014
Gasprom has introduced a prepayment system for gas supplies to Ukraine. It has become a result of self-destructive and provocative policy implemented by the West. Instead of making Ukraine find a compromise the United States and the European Union pushed the situation into a dead-lock. It serves the interests of US politicians and businessmen while posing a grave threat to Ukraine and Europe... The US goals are clear. It sees the current conflict as a continuation of a bigger geopolitical game related to the energy transportation routes going through Ukraine and affecting the interests of the whole Eastern and Central Europe...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 20.06.2014
The West is continuing to twist the arms of Russia's partners in building the South Stream gas pipeline. Hot on the heels of the Bulgarian government, Serbia has announced that work will be suspended. Both countries cited the position of the European Commission. But EU energy commissioner Gunther Oettinger refuses to discuss the construction of South Stream in the format of a consultation with Russia, the project's main participant...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 13.06.2014
At a time when gas supplies to the European market from other suppliers are fall-ing, the advantages of collaboration with Russia have become obvious for Belgrade, for Sofia and for Athens. However, the European Commission refuses to admit the obvious. This follows, in part, from the most recent statement of EU Energy Commissioner Gunther Oettinger, who rushed to surround his support for the South Stream project with scandalous political conditions. In an interview with Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung, he stated that a «political decision» on the construction of the South Stream pipeline is not possible until Russia recognizes the government in Kiev. Oettinger provocatively urged Russian partners to «adhere to the practices of international law»...
Pyotr ISKENDEROV | 06.06.2014
The geopolitical project of creating independent Ukraine in order to destroy the Russian statehood was not a brainchild of US strategists. The idea belonged to German ideologists. No need to fall prey to illusions, it should be understood that the people who take foreign policy decisions in Berlin today are hardly ready for a compromise with Russia on Ukraine... Czar Alexander III probably had a reason to turn to the wall the picture of German Emperor, who was his uncle, while calling Iron Chancellor Otto von Bismarck «ober-swine». No matter that, the great German politician cared about the fate of his people. That's what a wise foreign policy is about. Germans themselves should decide if they want a war in Europe. They should think about it and not forget that the United States pursues its own goals...
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