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NPD has reported some interesting findings that tell us, among other things, that there are a lot of overworked desktop cooling fans out there.
NPD has reported some interesting findings that tell us, among other things, that there are a lot of overworked desktop cooling fans out there.
A few new in-game models have appeared to be added into World of Warcraft's upcoming Warlords of Draenor expansion, with file names hinting that they are intended to act as tribute to the late, great Robin Williams.
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Walmart's Black Friday 2013 deals have been unveiled, giving us a look at the gaming goodness coming our way.
You might be feeling a chill in the air and a shiver in your bank account thanks to this preview for Target's Black Friday Sales.
I know!! You just upgraded your computer and have Windows 7, like me, and now another version is on the horizon. What's up with that?
Yesterday, Microsoft held a conference called the Computer Electronics Show in Taipei to preview development for its Windows 8 due out in late 2012.
From what I can understand about all of the geek-speak is that the new version will feature a new Hybrid Boot that will speed your startup time.
Here's a debate that will never end ... Mac users are smarter than PC users!
What? Isn't the choice to use one, the other or both what makes this world go 'round?


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FORT WAYNE – The contact lens popped out less than a minute in, and suddenly Jason Nicodemus' world was half a blur.
Yeah, that was an unneeded distraction, the Churubusco 220-pound wrestler joked later, still breathing hard from the effort of his perfection-vs.-perfection showdown with Nolan Wilson of Leo.
Strange, then, that in the end it helped him see his way clear.
Those couple of minutes he spent putting his lens back in gave Nicodemus time to plot strategy, and he went on to beat Wilson 8-3 in one of the day's marquee matches Saturday in the Carroll wrestling regional, the 220-pound championship round.
Wilson entered the day 32-0 and Nicodemus came in 24-0, and at the end Nicodemus was one of three undefeated champions. Riley Lefever of Carroll (42-0 at 170 pounds) and Matt Beard of Eastside (40-0 at 285) were the others.
Carroll, with 180 points and 11 wrestlers advancing to semistate, easily won the team title over runner-up Churubusco (92.5).
As always when the season gets to this point, familiarity bred, if not contempt, at least equal measures advantage and disadvantage.
Take Hayden Lee of Garrett, 34-1 and ranked No. 2 in the state at 106 pounds. In the finals Saturday, he took on Ben Cauffman of Carroll for what Lee figures was the fifth time in the last two years. This time it went to Lee by a 20-3 technical fall.
Last week I beat him 16-7 and I wasn't pleased with the way I wrestled, so I wanted to come out here and put on a good show, he said.
Ditto Lefever at 170. Once again in the finals he was looking at nemesis Anthony Linnear of North Side, who came in 29-3 and was looking to finally knock off Lefever for the first time this year. Instead, Lefever methodically built a 6-0 lead and then caught Linnear late to pin him in 5:38.
He came out really hard this time, Lefever said. So I knew I just needed to stay in the top position, ward off the attack he was putting on me and just keep pushing the pace after that attack.
I like wrestling people a lot. It doesn't really matter if I wrestle (an opponent) a lot of times or not.
That wasn't an issue, obviously, for Nicodemus and Wilson. Nicodemus got an early takedown to go up 2-0, lost the lead, went up 6-3 after a period and parried Wilson's moves the rest of the way.
Neither one of us had wrestled each other before so we were kind of feeling each other out, said Nicodemus, who reached the regional on three previous occasions but lost in the first round every time. After (the early takedown) I knew I could win it. It just comes from digging deep. Both of us are dead-tired out there, and I was kind of having thoughts in my head about all the times back in the wrestling room practicing when I didn't want to be. That's when you've got to dig deep right there.


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The Dawson County High School boys' golf team continues to play well. Last week, the Tigers picked up wins over Buford on March 10, and Gilmer and Fannin counties on March 11.
The Dawson County High School Lady Tigers soccer team dominated at the Tournament of Champions event played at Jekyll Island on March 13-15.
Madison Caldwell continues to play well for the Lady Tigers golf team. Caldwell shot an even par 36 at Crystal Falls Golf Course against Fannin and Gilmer counties on March 11.
The Dawson County High School boys track team ran at the prestigious Greater Atlanta Christian School Invitational on March 15 in Norcross.
The winning streak is now at eight games for the Dawson County High School varsity boys' soccer team. Coach Jed Lacey's team swept all three games at the Tournament of Champions in Jekyll Island on March 13-15.
Dawson County was on "cloud nine" after winning its first five games of the season. Unfortunately, that came to an end last week as the Tigers dropped all three of their games. All three games were region 7-AAA match-ups.
Dawson County High School Golf Coach Wes Greer's team played two matches last week in less than favorable weather.
The Dawson County High School varsity girls soccer team showed why it holds a No. 7 ranking in the state in Class AAA.
The Dawson County High School varsity soccer team won both matches played last week in convincing fashion.
The Tigers picked up their fifth straight win with no losses following a come from behind 5-2 win over Gilmer County in Ellijay on March 5.
The run of Lady Tigers basketball came to a halt in Madison on Feb. 24 against a very strong Morgan County team.
The Dawson County boys' basketball season has come to an end. The Tigers ran into a very good Cedar Grove basketball team Feb. 25 in Ellenwood and fell 62-33.
The Dawson County baseball team is off to a great start. The Tigers, under first year head coach Thad Burgess, are currenlty 3-0 with wins at East Jackson Feb. 26, 13-0, and Chestatee on March 1, 10-2.
The Dawson County 12 and under all stars basketball team has done it again. The team won the GRPA District 7 Class B tournament March 1 and will compete in the GRPA State Tournament on March 7 and 9.
The No. 5 Class AAA Lady Tigers soccer team picked up two wins last week against Pickens County, 8-0, and Rabun County, 4-0.
East Hall High School picked up its first Region 7-AAA win in a hotly-contested game against Dawson County on Oct. 3, holding on for a 36-29 victory.
The Dawson County High School junior varsity football team defeated Union County, 19-0, on Oct. 2 to even their season record at 2-2.
The Dawson County High School varsity cross country team squared up against some tough competitions Oct. 2 at the Mountain Invitational at Unicoi State Park in Helen.
Even though the Dawson County offense moved the ball at times against West Hall Friday night in Tigers Stadium, Head Coach Jeff Lee's varsity football team still couldn't find the end zone.
Dawson County High School Head Cross Country Couch Coach Charles Beusse's teams traveled to Ellijay on Sept. 27 to participate in the Clear Creek Trail Invitational.
The Dawson County High School junior varsity boys and girls cross country teams competed at the Clear Creek Trail Invitational recently in Ellijay.
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La Serenissima, in morning light, is beautiful. But you already knew that. Palette of honeyed ochre and ship's bell bronze, water precisely the color of the hand-ground pigment with which the water of Venice has been painted for centuries, angled slats of aquamarine chopped by wakes to agate, matte black backlit with raw opal and anodized aluminum, rope-work of wisteria, wands of oleander emerging from hidden gardens. At noon, near the boat-yard of the last gondola maker, a violin echoes from deep inside an empty cistern. Lo and behold. Ecco. A swirl of wind-blown ashes from yet another cigarette and for a moment you see December snow in Saint Petersburg, the Lion's Bridge, crystalline halo crowning Akhmatova's defiant silhouette. Sunset: bitter orange and almond milk, sepia retinting the canals with cartographer's ink as you study the small gray lagoon crabs patrolling a kingdom of marble slabs descending into the depths; rising almost imperceptibly, the tide licks at, kisses, then barely spills across the top step's foot-worn, weed-velveted lip in slippery caravans, dust-laden rivulets. So another day's cargo of terrestrial grit enriches their scuttled realm, and they make haste, like drunken pirates in a silent film, erratically but steadfastly, to claim it.
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The Ballad of SerenitEVE May 29, 2014Posted by Wilhelm Arcturus in entertainment, EVE Online, YouTube.
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My only complaint about this video is that I was thinking about doing the same thing. Ah well… this is probably much better than anything I could have managed.
The new Moa ship model does look a lot like a Firefly class transport from the right angles.
Quote of the Day – Firefly Universe Online January 6, 2013Posted by Wilhelm Arcturus in entertainment, Misc MMOs, Quote of the Day.
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We've been had.
Owen Good of Kotaku, on Firefly Universe Online
Friday there was buzz about an MMO based on the Firefly universe being a possibility again.
Today though, it seems like the world is singing a different tune.
In something of an odd twist, my wife and I just watched the series again… all 14 episodes… we have it on DVD… so we could ask aloud once again to nobody in particular, "Really Fox?" And yet, even in that state of mind, I wasn't at all excited about Friday's announcement.
Not because I somehow knew it was a hoax. I am not that insightful.
No, it was just because I have heard enough, "Hey, we're going to make an MMO on popular property X" over the last few years to need to see something substantial before I can generate any enthusiasm.
See Planet Michael and that Wheel of Time MMO for examples.
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Imitation is generally a stone drag -- unless, that is, the impression allows observers to process something original but time-worn in a new and refreshing way. Such is the appeal of the Thrills, a quintet from Dublin, Ireland, whose work bears few obvious marks of the Emerald Isle. Instead, lead singer Conor Deasy and his compatriots, who open for Gomez on this date, draw mainly from vintage American pop and country-rock sources for their debut disc, So Much for the City. This ornate offering, produced for maximum lushness by onetime Beck helmer Tony Hoffer, initially seems to mistake devotion to its influences for sonic reinvention. In truth, though, the Thrills take a particularly Irish approach to their mission, amplifying the melancholy at the heart of their inspirational sources, and infusing the lyrics with just the right amount of jadedness. On "Big Sur," for instance, the five-piece makes an unexpectedly snarky reference to, of all bands, the Monkees: "People said you monkeyed around," Deasy croons, "but nobody's listening now." Because the Monkees started out as imitators, too, these lines represent evolution, pop-music style.


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A suspected drunk driver is in custody and an 87-year-old man is in critical condition after the man was struck in the Uptown neighborhood Friday morning, according to police.
The accident happened about 7 a.m. at Broadway and Lawrence, and the driver left the scene, but was soon apprehended by police.
The elderly pedestrian was taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, where he was listed in serious to critical condition, according to Fire Media Affairs.
The driver was in custody Friday afternoon, and police said the accident was alcohol-related. No charges had been field and no additional details were available as of about 2 p.m.
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Youth report comes out this month
UNDP Turkey will be launching its 2008 National Human Development Report titled "Youth in Turkey" on 21 March 2008 in Ankara.
New Horizons - The report analyses diverse aspects of opportunities that can be provided for youth such as in the fields of education, health, employment and participation and suggests possible arenas for action.
The 2008 National Human Development Report on Youth in Turkey has used an unorthodox approach in its preparation. Young people in Turkey have widely been involved especially during the research. In addition, a comprehensive State of Youth Survey was carried out among more than 3,000 young individuals aged 15-24 in 12 different regions (Istanbul, Adana, Malatya, Ankara, İzmir, Bursa, Tekirdağ, Diyarbakır, Samsun, Trabzon, Kayseri and Erzurum) sampling the entire country and twenty four focus groups were organized with youth and adults. The views and opinions of more than 200 youth and 30 adults were collected during the focus group meetings. The evidence from the survey as well as from the focus groups was used throughout the report to explain the views and proposals of young people, often with direct quotations.
The 2008 National Human Development Report will initially be launched at a conference in Ankara on 21 March with the participation of state agencies and academics working in the area of youth, youth NGOs, universities, embassies and international agencies as well as the representatives of private sector.
Following the launch, there will be a two-day Knowledge Fair in Ankara World Trade Centre with the participation of tens of youth organisations, student bodies, youth centres, youth assemblies, international institutions and universities, as well as state agencies. The National Human Develoment Report will be presented to the youth participating in the event and there will be several workshops in related subjects and a few concerts. In the context of the Knowledge Fair, concerts, dance and theatre shows will also be organized. Through these activities, young people who wish to participate more effectively into societal life will have the opportunity to get to know these youth platforms and institutions that work in the field of youth or target youth will have the opportunity to build a stronger communication and cooperation with each other. The event will be open to everyone.


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This questionnaire was found on Facebook circa 2010. One must fill in the answers as if they are living in a house with certain people. Well, I thought it'd be completely appropriate to fill it out now that I actually am in a house with people. I'm sure my roomies will agree with (almost) all my answers!
If there was someone singing in the morning who would it most likely be?
Sydney, along with Sam Hunt
If someone was considered the mom of the house, who would it be?
Nurse Harlan, all tha way
If someone had to watch you brush your teeth (every) morning, who would it be?
Leigh Anne, because she'd be telling me a story while I did it
Who would hate being in the house the most?
Other people, if even that. None of us of course!
If there was an argument in the house, who would be the ones arguing?
Seriously, none of us argue
Who would be the one missing there boyfriend that wasn't in the house with them?
Lol, what's a boyfriend?
A pillow fight broke out, who started it?
Sydney and Cathy, while the rest of us looked on in disgust
Someone made a fort in the laundry room, who was the kid?
Katie came over and did it
Who is the one that always comes up with stupid ideas?
Cathy, but they're not always stupid, we just never do them
Who is always dancing?
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The sensitivity threshold of IR devices based on array photodetectors
S. I. Vavilov State Optical Institute All-Russia Scientific Center, St. Petersburg
Journal of Optical Technology, Vol. 72, Issue 11, pp. 849-854 (2005)
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A noise model of IR staring arrays is proposed that takes into account the combined action of the spatial and temporal components of the noise. It is used as a basis for obtaining simple relationships for calculating the sensitivity threshold of IR staring devices. How the residual spatial noise affects the relationship in the sensitivity between a staring array and a scanning linear array of photosensitive elements is considered. It is shown that the operation of IR staring devices under conditions of incomplete suppression of spatial noise makes it possible to narrow the spectral range.
V. A. Markin, "The sensitivity threshold of IR devices based on array photodetectors," J. Opt. Technol. 72, 849-854 (2005)
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Here's a bit of news that's sure to acquaint faces with their respective palms all across the motoring world: word on the web is that Aston Martin is planning to produce an all-electric version of the company's new compact, the Cygnet. This, friends, is why people drink in the morning. The vehicle is all but guaranteed to be a reworked version of the Toyota iQ EV, as you probably figured out all on your own.
Why would Aston Martin, a company that's built its legacy on the aching chords sung by mighty V8 and V12 engines possibly forsake the altar of internal combustion for a battery pack? The same reason every other manufacturer on the planet is dabbling in electrons – to reduce its corporate average fuel economy and slim down emissions at the same time. Does this mean we can expect some other electrified coupes from Aston Martin wearing more appropriately British bodywork? Don't hold your breath.
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Cavendish said he supports a plan being advertised nationally by former oilman T. Boone Pickens. The billionaire investor is now promoting windmill-generated power and natural gas as alternative energy sources to help end America's dependence on foreign oil.
Cavendish's lone turbine is a far cry from wind farms proposed across the country, but he thinks he's doing his part to help solve the nation's energy problems.
He said he's not involved in any political efforts to push wind energy, but has strong feelings on the subject.
"In 1978, there was a choice," Cavendish said of an alternative energy plan by President Jimmy Carter to lessen U.S. dependence on foreign oil. "It's not a choice today."
He insists the country has to "get off oil" because fossil fuels will someday run out. The supply of wind, on the other hand, is endless.
"There's so many downsides to fossil fuels," he said. "They justify it by saying it's cheap, but what it's doing to the environment isn't cheap."
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Cavendish admits that he hasn't gone all green. While more motorists are switching to hybrids, he still drives a diesel-powered pickup.
"Truly, I'm as guilty as anyone else for this crisis," he said.
But Cavendish is taking his belief in the power of wind a step further. As co-president of Phoenix Masonry Inc. with his son, he's launching a new division to sell the same kind of wind turbine he uses at home.
He may be onto something profitable with this new venture, which he calls Spotsy Wind Energy.
The American Wind Energy Association reports that sales for small wind turbines went up by 14 percent last year, with more than 9,000 sold.
The group also said on its Web site, awea.org, that "small wind systems in the U.S. displace an estimated 60,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually, the equivalent of taking 10,000 cars off the road."
Cavendish said Spotsy Wind Energy is negotiating with an area home builder to offer turbines as an option for new homes.
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If you were hoping to snag tickets to the Presidential Inaugural Ball when they went on sale Monday morning -- you're already too late.
Due to a Ticketmaster goof, some users received the link to buy tickets 12 hours early.
A spokesperson from the Presidential Inaugural Committee confirmed that tickets are sold out, but wasn't certain whether that happened Sunday night or Monday morning.
The Presidential Inaugural Committee had promised to make a limited number of tickets available online for $60.
Those who wanted the chance to buy tickets signed up at www.2013pic.org. The email containing the link to buy tickets should have gone out Monday morning.
Ticketmaster is attributing the issue to a testing error.
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Public tickets to these events were originally scheduled to go on sale [Monday] morning -- you received the email tonight in error, and Ticketmaster takes responsibility for this mistake.
However, a significant number of public tickets were purchased this evening, despite the early email. Ticketmaster will be in touch with any additional information.
Some users received neither email.
The Inaugural Ball at the Washington Convention Center is the only official ball also open to the public. The other official ball, the Commander-in-Chief's Ball, is open to military service members.
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You don't need fancy equipment to revitalize your workout routine. A great core and cardiovascular workout, hula hooping (of which First Lady Michelle Obama is a fan) can burn as many as 210 calories in just 30 minutes. Check your local gym to inquire about classes and grab your friends and get spinning over a weekend gossip session.
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The Right Revd Robert Atwell was installed as the 71st Bishop of Exeter Cathedral on 5 July 2014.
Bishop Robert was previously Bishop of Stockport, in the diocese of Chester. He was born and brought up in Ilford, Essex. He read theology at St John's College, Durham, and trained for the ministry at Westcott House, Cambridge. During training he was sent to study at the Venerable English College and Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome. Attending lectures with seminarians from around the world and exploring the Eternal City was an education in itself. After a curacy in north London he was appointed Chaplain of Trinity College, Cambridge where he taught patristics. From there he took the unusual step of becoming a Benedictine monk at Burford Priory in the Cotswolds. His ten years in monastic life gave him an abiding love of contemplative prayer. These days he maintains his Benedictine vocation as an oblate of the Abbey of Le Bec in Normandy where he makes an annual retreat. He was Vicar of St Mary's, Primrose Hill, in the Diocese of London for nine years before being consecrated Bishop of Stockport in 2008. He is the complier of two volumes of daily readings for the liturgical year, Celebrating the Saints and Celebrating the Seasons, together with three anthologies of devotional readings: Gift, Love, and Remember. He is the author of The Contented Life: spirituality and the gift of years,the Good Worship Guide: leading worship well, and joint author of the new Church of England discipleship course, Pilgrim. He is currently writing another book on funeral ministry, to be published this autumn.
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NAPLES, Fla.-A Naples mother is outraged after she says she was forced to watch a simulated sex scene over breakfast. To make matters worse, Rebeca Seitz says she was forced to explain the graphic commercial to her 8-year-old son who was also watching.
"And then, wham. Confusion. Disbelief. Did that just flash on my TV screen? In front of 8-year-old Andy?!" Seitz wrote in her blog.
The commercial in question is for ABC's primetime show "Betrayal." It aired in a break during ABC's "Good Morning America."
In an interview Friday, Seitz said, "I object to the idea that I need this over cornflakes and coffee with my kids nearby. That's what I object to."
Her story and viral rant have heated up a national debate over sexy ads on the airwaves. Seitz has been interviewed by media outlets all over the U.S. and even Canada.
"I panicked first, because I quickly turned and I saw that my son's eyes had gone wide," she said about seeing the steamy scene.
Seitz was immediately infuriated over what she saw.
"I quickly got him out of the room, and I rewound it because I though that there's simply no way we saw what we just saw," she said.
Seitz hit rewind and snapped a picture of her T.V. screen. She posted it to facebook, hoping to inspire dialogue, but the social networking site flagged the photo for indecency and removed it.
She says she filed a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission and contacted representatives for both "Betrayal" and "Good Morning America."
Seitz claims she's not an advocate for censorship. She says her concern is the morning time slot the ad aired in.
"I'm a parent who chooses to not allow my children to see those images, and so I don't plop my children down in front of the television during primetime."
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What an absolutely excellent blog. I'm kind of surprised that I am the first one to comment. You took some great pictures, and I like how you have gone into detail about everything….history, friendships. Best to you and your family!
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Great photos and article! I love outdoor markets; they are an institution in Istanbul. In my old neighborhood there were four different ones on different days within 10 minute walk of my house. Now I only have two…:( Here they tend to reflect the population of the area – lots of people from the Black Sea here so heavy on corn products and lots of Trichostemon orientalis for sale. In Tarlabaşı with its heavy Kurdish population there will be wild cardoon and the bitter rhubarb that is harvested now. Though the markets sell a little of everything, I've never seen a sac/saj on sale there! (They are sold elsewhere.)
Ah, I love open-air markets and loved this post! Your photos are so familiar; these markets are an institution in Istanbul and have all the same vegetables in season now. Ours tend to reflect the population of the neighborhood – wild cardoon and the bitter wild rhubarb in Kurdish areas, lots of corn products and (now) Trichostemon in my present neighborhood. Though ours sell everything from fruits and vegetables through housewares to clothes and ladies' undergarments (always sold by men), I've never seen a sac/saj in a market, even in mostly Kurdish neighborhoods. I guess the permanent Eminönü market has that wrapped up.
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No 1: C major [4'31]
No 2 (No 1): E minor [2'59]
No 3 (No 2): B flat minor [4'10]
No 3: G minor [7'18]
Choral et Fugue Op 57 [7'08]
No 5: Te lucis ante terminum [2'47]
Movement 2: Nativité [8'13]
Movement 3: Crucifixion [7'10]
Movement 4: Résurrection [6'04]
Movement 1: Preludio [8'08]
Movement 2: Intermezzo [4'32]
Movement 3: Toccata [6'15]
No 2: F minor [7'53]
Movement 3: Allegro deciso [6'41]
Marcel Dupré, a native of Rouen and, except for the war years, an almost annual visitor to London from 1920, was one of the worlds best-known organists. His teachers were Alexandre Guilmant (18371911) and Charles-Marie Widor (18441937), whom he succeeded in 1934 as Organist of Saint-Sulpice in Paris, nearly thirty years after first becoming his assistant there. From 1926 to 1954 he was Organ Professor at the Paris Conservatoire, and its Director from 1954 to 1956. But Dupré was more than a widely travelled virtuoso organist and distinguished teacher; he was also an important twentieth-century composer for his instrument. His master, Widor, had set a model for a concert-style of writing for the organ in his ten organ symphonies. Dupré and his contemporaries developed this style in organ symphonies of their own, and in later years Dupré carried it further in symphonic poems and suites as well as separate pieces.
In 1914 Dupré gained the Premier Grand Prix de Rome, but the First World War prevented his taking up the awardthe customary period of residence at the Villa Medici, the French Institute in Rome. Instead, he occupied himself that fateful summer of 1914 with the composition of three Preludes and Fugues for his own chosen instrument. They were published soon after the war and remain, for many, Duprés finest contribution to the organ repertory.
Each Prelude and Fugue is dedicated to the memory of a brother-organist, but only the first bears after the dedicatory inscription (to René Vierne) the words Mort pour la France. And indeed, written in the sharp, glittering key of B major, it is the most stirring of the three. The Prelude opens animato in 3/4 with a jangling figure divided between the hands, toccata-like and double fortissimo. Beneath it, in the pedals, strides the main theme. It rises to the treble before a close in the dominant instigates a fresh start of the toccata, pianissimo in A flat major. A nominal return to B major leads to development of the material in other keys before a triumphant reprise of the initial toccata with the main theme presented in canon between the highest manual part and the pedals. The immediately succeeding Fugue continues the mood of animation, in common-time and with a subject related in outline to the toccata-like figuration of the Prelude. The Fugue has its tonal side-slips, too, a semitone down into B flat major, and thence through other tonal centres to a double fortissimo climax at which there is a canon between the outer parts, the semiquaver subject in the treble with its augmentation of quavers stalking below in the pedals. The final page, not without its harmonic side-slips, is a blazing carillonnade.
The quiet and restrained Prelude and Fugue in F minor, the least-known of the set, is inscribed to the memory of Augustin Barié, one-time composer-organist of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Above a pianissimo accompaniment, a cantabile melody emerges. Its first three notes recur like a motto throughout the Prelude; they also begin the subject of the Fugue.
Against a lively but quiet spinning movement on the manuals, the pedals sing out in long notes the main theme of Duprés Prelude in G minor. Later, when this tune is quietly harmonized in seven parts, the players right hand supplies four, andby an almost acrobatic processhis feet the remaining three voices, while the left hand continues the spinning on its own. The strongly rhythmic fugue in 6/8 ingeniously introduces the tune of the Prelude in the treble immediately after an equally ingenious inversion of the Fugue subject in the pedals. The tune is finally presented as a chorale between two stretti which goad the Fugue to its three concluding chords.
Duprés Trois Esquisses, Op 41, were composed in 1945, but only the second and third were published in the following year as Deux Esquisses. The bound manuscript containing all three was discovered in 1975, in which year the first was published separately. All three were inscribed to Madame Stéphane Bornemann, the wife of Duprés publisher. In an introduction to the first Esquisse, Rolande Falcinelli, Duprés closest pupil, wrote: Reading, then a closer analysis of the first Sketch confirms that the three pieces were conceived as a homogeneous though free group, balancing and complementing each other. Certainly each panel of this triptych has its own entity, yet, since the repeated notes sketch (published as No 1) and octaves (No 2) are rarely separated, it would be desirable to add to them this sister, unknown for twenty-seven years indeed, the tormented and troubled character of the newcomer provides a contrast to the crystalline traceries of what used to be the first; whilst the colossal breadth of the final piece concludes in the fireworks of its diabolical toccata a true suite of transcendental studies.
The true first Esquisse unfolds with chromatic unease in a nominal C major, the key in which, eventually, it quietly ends. The registration is for various groupings of foundational stops in the outer andante portions of this tripartite piece, with the tutti storming away in the central agitato section. The true second Esquisse, published as No 1, is a vivace exercise in staccato repeated notes. Here Duprés chromatic E minor, informed by conjunct sequences of sixths, fifths and thirds, is enhanced by the delicacy of the specified registration, particularly the combination of Bourdon and Tierce. The true third Esquisse, published as No 2, and marked deciso, is a daunting and relentless octave study in B flat minor for the tutti.
Duprés international fame developed soon after the First World War. It was the direct result of his skill as an improviser, specifically on plainsong themes. The 15 Versets pour les Vêpres du Commun des Fêtes de la Sainte Vierge, first played by Dupré at the Royal Albert Hall in December 1920 and published that year in London, initiated a form of composition based on plainsong to which Dupré reverted in the course of his composing career before, during, and after the Second World War. In 1943, he completed Le tombeau de Titelouze, 16 Chorals sur des Hymnes liturgiques, Op 38, from which two pieces are included here. During an Organ Week held in Rouen in 1942, the Abbé Robert Delestre, Maître de Chapelle of Rouen Cathedral showed Dupré the unmarked grave of Jean Titelouze, the founding father of French organ music. It immediately inspired Dupré to compose this Tombeau which he inscribed to the Abbé. Placare Christe servulis, the last piece in the collection, treats the hymn melody in the form of a toccata (D major, 12/8) for All Saints Day. Te lucis ante terminum, the fifth piece of the collection, is for the Office of Compline. A four-part piece, for two manuals and pedals, with the hymn melody in the treble, it unfolds in a modal C sharp minor and common-time.
The Choral et Fugue, Op 57, similarly based on plainsong and composed in 1962, is inscribed À Monsieur Jean Gillet, curé de Saint-Sulpice. En souvenir du centenaire du Grand Orgue. The Choral is a canonically ingenious four-part piece (Andante in F sharp minor 2/4) on the Salve regina. The succeeding gigue-like but no less contrapuntally ingenious Fugue (Allegro in A major) is based on the Easter Alleluia.
When Duprés Op 20 was published in 1923, it was titled Variations sur un Noël. Since then, however, it has been more often referred to as Variations sur un vieux Noël, the title under which it appears in the list of works appended to Marcel Dupré raconte , the autobiographical volume which appeared in 1972. The tune is, of course, Noël nouvelet, an old French carol, the unmistakably first mode opening of which hints at an ancient liturgical origin, for it begins just like the plainsong Ave maris stella. As Duprés theme, it consists of six four-bar phrases, moderato 2/4, in which the modal tune in D is simply harmonized in four parts. In the succeeding movements, contrapuntal variations alternate with freer ones. Variation 1, a larghetto in common-time, divides the theme between tenor and treble on a trumpet stop, maintaining quaver counterpoint above or below it. Variation 2 loses sight of the theme in the chromatic twistings of a poco animato in 6/8. Variation 3 presents the theme, cantabile in canon at the octave between treble and bass against a rocking Voix Céleste accompaniment. Variation 4 has the theme staccato in the pedals, beneath piquant manual chords. Variation 5 is a scurrying right-hand study, vivace 6/8, with its triplet semiquavers lightly accompanied by staccato chords for left hand and pedals. Variation 6 is an ingeniously strict trio, presenting the theme in canon at the fourth and fifth. Variation 7 is another vivace, but one that bristles with appoggiaturas. Variation 8 presents the theme, cantabile, in canon at the second, between the pedals and Voix Humaine in the treble. Variation 9, in 3/8, is a brilliant study in thirds. Variation 10 is a fugato which presents the theme in diminution and augmentation before leading into a toccata. Here the theme roars in the pedals, first in the minor, then in the major, beneath a carillon of clashing chords.
Dupré made the first of his many visits to America in 1921. He refers in his memoirs to the evening of 8 December when, at a recital he was giving in the Wanamaker Auditorium in Philadelphia, he was offered several liturgical themes on which to improviseIesu redemptor omnium, Adeste fideles, Stabat mater dolorosa and Adoro te devote. He instantly decided to improvise an organ symphony in four movements which depicted in music the life of Jesus: The world awaiting the Saviour, Nativity, Crucifixion and Resurrection. This improvisation became the basis of his Symphonie-Passion, Op 23, which he began to compose on his return to France.
The first movement, Le monde dans lattente du Sauveur, presents Iesu redemptor omnium as a quiet second subject in contrast to the agitated pulsing of the opening main theme, over which the plainsong ultimately triumphs. Nativité seems to describe first the crib and then the Wise Mens approach, before finally presenting Adeste fideles against a gentle background. The ostinato rhythms and cruel, jagged harmonies of Crucifixion resolve into a simple, quiet treatment of Stabat mater dolorosa, while Résurrection is a vast crescendo based entirely on the Eucharistic hymn Adoro te devote.
If the popular Cortège et Litanie, Op 19 No 2, composed in 1922, is typical of a savant composer skilled in giving formal shape to a piece in which two contrasted themes combine in a final peroration, its second theme also suggests a specifically Russian melodic motif. Parisian composers of Duprés generation had become familiar with Russian music, sacred as well as secular. Moreover, the expatriate Alexander Glazunov, who lived his later years in Paris, was a composer friend whose own organ Fantaisie of 1934 is dedicated to Dupré.
The Cortège et Litanie began as five pieces of incidental music requested by a playwright friend and originally written for small orchestra. Then, on one of his American tours, Dupré was overheard playing the piece privately on the piano and was encouraged by another friend, the American impresario Alexander Russell, to transcribe it for organ: You have the time on the railway journey. Itll be superb! And so it was. Later, Dupré wrote the version for organ and orchestra which he first gave in America on the huge Wanamaker organ with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Stokowski.
The composer himself gave the first English performance of the Deuxième Symphonie, Op 26, at the Alexandra Palace on 16 March 1930. Composed in 1929, five years after his first organ symphony, it develops the chromaticism and staccato, already evident in the Symphonie-Passion, which became characteristics of Duprés style.
Four elements go to the making of the Preludio: the harsh and brilliant theme heard at the outset; the following patter of semiquavers which is spun out in the manner of a toccata during the course of the movement; a restless theme scored for the Voix Célestes; and finally a short, fanfare-like phrase which later supplies the final page. The chromaticism of the Intermezzo, which is in B minor, is anything but lush in effect; rather does it give a pungent tang to its already perky theme. When semiquaver movement is introduced, the theme is repeated in G with the pedals doubling the melody. On its return to B minor the theme is accompanied by an anapaestic rhythm. The Toccata is one of Duprés most fiery and telling movements. Its principal theme is hammered out at the start under bare fifths. A feature of the movement, and indeed of the entire work, is the chromatic alteration of various degrees of the scale. The resultant augmented intervals give an almost oriental twist to some of the melodic shapes.
Évocation, Op 37 composed in 1941, is the first of Duprés two symphonic poems for organ solo. The music bristles with such difficulties as passages in thirds, for feet as well as fingers, and four-note pedal chords. A dedication to the memory of his father explains its inspiration: Dediée à la mémoire dAlbert Dupré, Organiste du grand-orgue de la Basilique de Saint-Ouen de Rouen de 1911 à 1929. Its first performance, given by Marcel Dupré himself, was in Rouen on 26 October 1942, at the second inauguration of that instrument after its restoration. (The original inauguration had been by Widor on 17 April 1890.)
The third movement of this tripartite piece begins Allegro deciso with an insistent staccato on full organ. The main theme which follows returns rondo-like several times, alternating with reminiscences of the two previous movements. The tonal centre shifts frequently until the final Allegro con moto (alla breve) and the Largamente which ends in an unequivocal C major.
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Roberto Luongo's No. 1 again as Canucks world turns
Roberto Luongo's No. 1 again as Vancouver Canucks world turns
Iain MacIntyre, Vancouver Sun columnistPublished: Monday, July 01, 2013
NEWARK, N.J. - Bo knows. Mike Gillis didn't.
The Vancouver Canucks brought their year-long goaltending serial drama, equal parts comedy and horror, to a stunning end Sunday when general manager Gillis made the best deal he could to end a problem he largely created.
After being wrong on goalie Roberto Luongo's $64-million-US contract, the trade market for him and projections about where a new Collective Bargaining Agreement would take the National Hockey League, Gillis ended his series of miscalculations by trading the top goalie he had and returning to the Canucks' crease the second-best one, who proved to be untradeable.
Vancouver Canucks' goalie Roberto Luongo speaks to the media in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday May 9, 2013.
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And even then, we must wait to see if Gillis erred again by surrendering 27-year-old rising star Cory Schneider to the New Jersey Devils for only a lone first-round draft pick in a trade that stunned everyone when it was announced on the draft floor here Sunday afternoon.
With that ninth pick, the Canucks drafted impressive London Knights' centre Bo Horvat, who better be as good as Bo Jackson or at least Mike Richards, who is the 18-year-old's favourite player.
Other than the rules, there is often little fair about how professional sports treats people.
It wasn't fair that Schneider rightfully earned Luongo's starting spot and was told repeatedly he was No. 1, now and for the future, only to be traded because his contract was portable.
It wasn't fair that Luongo, understanding that his days as the starter in Vancouver were over, displayed remarkable grace and patience asked of him while awaiting a trade, only to find out he's stuck as the second-choice starter on a Canuck team from which he'd already begun to disconnect emotionally.
In Gillis' defence, it wasn't fair that NHL commissioner Gary Bettman exacted his revenge upon the Canucks and other teams that had signed perfectly legal - if, in some cases, perfectly stupid - long-term contracts under the previous CBA by conjuring a "cap recapture" penalty so punitive that even an excellent goalie like Luongo became untouchable.
And, largely overlooked, it's not fair that Bo Horvat must now become a star or else.
The two-way centre from little Rodney, Ont., was fully aware of the Canucks' goaltending saga - who in hockey was not? - and knows the focus on him will be intense and unyielding. In a year or so, Schneider will succeed Devils' starter Marty Brodeur, one of the best goalies in NHL history.
"I think it's more exciting than anything," Horvat said. "I'm just really happy to be part of the organization. I can't wait to get there to show them that I can be that guy that they picked at (No. 9). It was all a shock to me. But anything can happen on draft day."
Horvat appears to be equipped to survive the inferno he faces. He had 61 points in 67 games for the champion Knights, and was named the Ontario Hockey League's playoff MVP for scoring 16 times in 23 games. He is supposed to be a big-game player.
Teammate Max Domi, drafted 12th by the Phoenix Coyotes, said the Knights call Horvat "Mr. Perfect" because he rarely makes a mistake.
"He does everything he's asked to do," Domi said. "He's a guy who goes out and competes every shift; he's a poster boy for that. He's going to be a great hockey player. He's a very intense guy. He's very similar to Jonathan Toews. He does whatever it takes to win. He's going to be a captain in the NHL one day; that's just who he is."
Another Captain Serious like Toews?
Domi nodded.
The Canucks were elated to get Horvat ninth. The Hockey News had him ranked 16th, although ESPN reported the Carolina Hurricanes came close to choosing Horvat with the fifth pick.
"Ever since I was little, even my parents say, I wanted to be a hockey player," Horvat, 6-0 and 206 pounds, said. "I'm pretty much living the dream right now. I don't feel any pressure, actually. To hear my name called is every kid's dream and my dream came true today."
Not so much for either Schneider or Luongo, who politely declined The Vancouver Sun's interview request on Monday. Luongo may have been busy with Canuck owner Francesco Aquilini, who flew to South Florida to do damage control and convince the goalie he can again be a trusted starter in Vancouver.
It was clear that Luongo was blindsided and upset at the Canucks' violent change of course, but the 34-year-old probably isn't skating away from the $40 million he is owed over the next nine years. He knows he's untradeable because his contract, as Luongo himself noted in April, "sucks." It still sucks and the Canucks are stuck with it.
"He's been a resilient guy," Schneider said of his friend and mentor during a Sunday night conference call. "He's been through a lot. He's been counted out and he's always gotten back up. I don't know what his intentions are right now, but ... I just know he's a great goalie. Whether that's in Vancouver or anywhere else, I think he's going to play his hardest and be his best."
Schneider's name surfaced in trade buzz Saturday after the Canucks staged a hockey-operations summit in New York and decided the only way to solve their goaltending/salary-cap crisis was to take offers on their starter.
Schneider displayed no animosity after the trade, although he said it would have been nice had the team warned him what was coming.
"It was a unique and difficult circumstance," he understated. "The landscape of the game changed with the new CBA. Could it have been handled differently? I don't know. I think that's a question you have to ask them."
It was asked of Gillis, who said he tried to get a roster player with the draft pick but couldn't.
"I can't look into a crystal ball," he said. "Obviously, we had an established player with a no-trade (clause) who had to participate in a trade. We had a changing landscape with a lockout and new CBA. If I had a crystal ball, would we have done things quicker or earlier? I don't know. Maybe. But I don't have one. If you have one, let me know."
Defiant until the end, Gillis even said at one point Sunday that the plan three years ago was to develop Schneider into a top-flight goalie, then trade him.
"And that's what we ultimately did," he said.
But making him the starter wasn't part of the plan. Nor was embarrassing Luongo or creating a sideshow or, when a trade finally happened, dealing from a weak position because the Devils and everyone else knew the Canucks were in a bind.
"For the last year, we've explored every option that we could possibly have," Gillis explained. "Things were heating up this week and we just felt we couldn't wait any longer. We had to do something to get this situation resolved and this was the best opportunity we had."
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Nov 18, 2013Right from the horribly scripted opening cut-scene it is clear that Painkiller: Hell and Damnation is aiming to be an old school shooter, unfortunately the developers don't seemed to have realised that some things are best left in the past. Fair enough consoles have been swamped with copy cat cover based shooters all aiming for a share of the Gears of War and Call of Duty crowd but this is not an enjoyable alternative.
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Dec 6, 2013Painkiller: Hell & Damnation is what it is. So what is it? It's a low-budget game that would have received the same poor marks at the dawn of this generation as it does at its dusk. The simplistic action can be fun, however, so play it at your own risk.
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Hello All
I really need you expert advice to install Windows 7 on my HP Slate 500 tablet. I did the following steps.
- See my hard drive in a BIOS and tested it
- Connect external CD ROM and insert the Windows 7 CD that comes up with the tablet.
- Change Boot Order from Hard disk to CDROM
- Load Windows 7 from CD ROM and performed some installation steps and after that system ask for Custom and Update option , I selected custom but after that I cannot find my hard disk to install Windows, and system ask me to provide driver for hard disk, I installed chipset driver and also used drivers CD that comes up with my tablet but no luck. Please advice.
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This error can often be an installer issue. Is the disk clean and up to date? If not use the latest official installer with SP1 for your licensed version written to flash stick or burned to DVD from Steps 1 and 2 here. I would try the flash stick install if the DVD still errors.
Check in BIOS setup the SATA controller is set to AHCI mode to try install.
Try wiping the HD with Diskpart Clean Command from installer's Command Line accessed by Shift + F10 at first screen.
Unplug all other HD's and peripherals.
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Thanks for the reply. I download the Diskpart utility but unfortunately I cannot run it. When my tablet start then I press shif + F10 then another sceen came up, the new screen came up and the screen has several information like "
Edit Windows boot options for : Windows 7
Path: \Windows\system32\winload.exe
partition: 2
Hard Drsk: ced3b166
Please suggest.
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That would be Shift + F10 at the first screen when the installer is booted. Or access Command Line via installer's System Recovery Options.
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Thanks for the reply, unfortunately I cannot access system recovery option and when I start the tablet then I press Shift+F10 and I can only see the above screen.
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|14 Jun 2012
Maybe pictures will help:
You must boot the DVD first in order to press Shift + F10 when you see this first screen:
If that fails, you must proceed to the second screen to access System Recover Options by choosing Repair My Computer:
This is How to Boot your Computer from a Bootable CD or DVD.
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Thanks for the reply, I did the same steps but when I select repair my computer option then I received error message. Actually, my recovery partition is also corrupt.
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Try writing the latest official Windows 7 installer ISO with SP1 to flash stick from Steps 1 and 2 in Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7. Boot the flash stick to try install, or to wipe the HD if it fails.
It is so rare for the installer not to have all of the modern SATA or IDE drivers that this is almost always an installer issue.
However you can isolate the drivers which are for storage, AHCI, IDE or SATA and try to Load them at the prompt. This may take some experimenting. If you provide your SATA controller make/model we can possibly help you try these.
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I downloaded the windows 7 installer on DVD as per your provided link but no luck, My SATA make is "SanDisk SSD P4 64GB". Thanks
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Have you considered running Windows 8 Preview on that slate? It is designed for slates with a touch button Start screen. You can get support for it and the download at http://www.eightforums.com/
That sounds like your SSD not the SATA controller.
The SATA controller will be in the chipset from the HP Downloads webpage for your model: HP Slate 500 Tablet PC*-* Download drivers and software - HP Business Support Center.
If you unzip the chipset to the location of your choice by running the .exe, it says in the Read Me that the storage (or HD) drivers included are for:
- IDE/ATA33/ATA66/ATA100 Storage Support
- SATA Storage Support
You want to run the .exe to unzip the drivers to a stick or CD, changing the root directory when it shows where it will unzip them. It will take some detective work to determine which .inf files are for those drivers, but the Load Drivers explorer should only take storage controllers so eventually you should get them installed if you browse far enough, likely into the Vista folder..
If you need more specific help ask in our Drivers forum where there is more expert help in tracing and loading these drivers.
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