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Amazon Web Services has some released some latest statistics about its Simple Storage Service (a.k.a. Amazon S3), and the results are quite staggering, to say the least.
During the first quarter of 2012, at least 905 billion objects were stored in the cloud-based service, handling an average of 650,000 requests per second.
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Anghami, the only legal digital music service in the Middle East, has just launched in public beta, with the largest catalogue of Arabic and International licensed content. Exclusive invites to the much anticipated app can now be requested on Anghami.com.
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Gone are the days of cumbersome CD collections, complicated file transfers between computer and mobile, and low quality, virus-infected downloads. Anghami is an app which provides its users with a seamless experience to listen to unlimited music on-the-go on their mobile. With millions of songs to search from, stream, download and share, Anghami makes listening to music enjoyable again.
This initiative comes as a result of the absence of a comprehensive and trusted music platform catering to the Arab world and aims to be a legal alternative to piracy. Based out of Beirut and co-founded by Eddy Maroun, a musician by heart, and Elie Habib a tech veteran, Anghami intends to become every music fan's hub from which they can instantly play any Arabic and International song wherever they are - in the car, at the gym, or on the beach. Subscribed users can also discover new music catered to their taste, share tracks in real-time with friends on social networks, create playlists and follow those of their friends, and download as many songs as they'd like for offline play. Today, all these features are available on Anghami's iPhone app, with Android, BlackBerry, Nokia and web versions coming in the next few weeks.
Commenting on the launch, Eddy Maroun stated: "Both Elie and I share a true passion for music and technology. This project is the fruit of 2 years of hard work and endless negotiations with reputable music houses, in the aim of bringing to the Arab world a comprehensive library of millions of old and new Arabic and International tracks in a delightful user-experience."
Elie Habib also stressed on the importance of such a platform saying: "Music CDs are already considered "passé", just like music tapes faded away several years back. Today, many cars and music home appliances don't even support CDs anymore. We're in the cloud computing era. Why not have all the music we want everywhere, anytime, without the hassle of carrying CDs or downloading/syncing devices?"
"As music fans, it was imperative that we come up with an appealing solution that satisfies a growing need for a decent and comprehensive music offering", Maroun added. Anghami has partnered with leading regional music labels and aggregators such as Rotana, the largest Arabic music label (with exclusivity for streaming in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Lebanon), Melody, Mazzika, Platinum Records and others. Anghami is also the only music streaming service in the region to feature content from the International major labels such as Sony Music, EMI, Warner and others. "We are continuously licensing new content from indie bands and major labels", says Maroun. To optimize sound quality, Anghami's music is powered with the latest Dolby Pulse encoding for fast audio transmission, ensuring a smooth listening experience despite the lagging internet connection in parts of the region.
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At the time of his death, on 8th September 1613, the music of Don Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa, was popular amongst the madrigal repertory. Undergoing many re-prints, his madrigals remained popular into the seventeenth century, and all six books were printed in a single volume in full-score, the first publication of its kind. Gesualdo's fame spread throughout Europe; even as civil war was tearing England apart in the 1640s, the musicians of King Charles II court at Oxford were performing Gesualdo's madrigals. Although Gesualdo wrote a corpus of sacred music, only a limited number of copies were printed, securing his reputation as a madrigalist.
Over time, however, fashions change; other musical forms superseded the madrigal and as courtly pursuits changed it became an outmoded form of entertainment. Yet, as Gesualdo's music disappeared from memory, the rumours about his personal life began to grow; the fact that he was a musician became an incidental aside to his story. Born into one of the richest and noblest families in the Kingdom of Naples, he was destined for a life in the church until the death of his elder brother, when he became the heir apparent, and subsequently married. Only a few years later, finding his wife in flagrante with her ducal lover, he brutally murdered them both, before retreating to the countryside. Travelling to Ferrara four years later, he took a second wife from the ruling Este family and encountered the musical life in the courts of northern Italy. Returning after an intermittent two year stay, he spent the rest of his life in increasing illness and isolation, abusing his wife, taking mistresses and it was said, 'through the agency of God, he was assailed and afflicted by a vast horde of demons which gave him no peace for many days on end unless ten or twelve young men, whom he kept especially for the purpose, were to beat him violently three times a day, during which operation he was want to smile joyfully. And in this state did he die miserably at Gesualdo'.[1]
As the story of Gesualdo's life found its way into poetry, literature and theatre, it is no surprise that the rumours grew out of proportion. The story goes that a son of his by his first wife, whose paternity he doubted, he had rocked to death in a giant silk swing erected in his castle courtyard. Then in a manner pre-empting Macbeth he cut down all the trees from the hillside around his castle so that the murdered Duke's family could not sneak up on him to exact their vengeance. Some people even went as far as to say that he was the devil himself.
Throughout the eighteenth century the story of Gesualdo's life was still circulating in Naples, but the music became largely forgotten and although in 1706 his music was seen as an influential factor in late operatic style,[2] by 1789, when Charles Burney wrote his General History of Music both musical fashion and theory had changed to the point where the praise given to Gesualdo by his peers was incomprehensible and his music was dismissed as 'amateurish'. '[H]is points of imitation are generally unmanageable,' writes Burney, 'and brought in so indiscriminately on concords and discords, and on accented and unaccented parts of a bar, that, when performed, there is more confusion in the general effect than in the Music of any other composer of madrigals with whose works I am acquainted. His original harmony … is difficult to discover … And as to his modulation, it is so far from being the sweetest conceivable, that, to me, it seems forced, affected, and disgusting.'[3]
The dismissal of Gesualdo's music was so severe that throughout the nineteenth century he is finds only the briefest of mentions in musicological works. Only at the turn of the twentieth century, and in Germany, did musicologists begin to rediscover Gesualdo and in 1914 Ferdinand Keiner published the first study on Gesualdo's music. The renewal of interest in Gesualdo's music began out of interest in his chromaticism; Gesualdo's harmonies, they discovered, would not be out of place in music of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. After centuries of tonality, it seemed to Hugo Leichtentritt in 1915 that Gesualdo's 'harmony is so unusual, even eccentric, that it could not be appreciated before the twentieth century, because it surpassed in strangeness anything that had been produced up to our own age.'[4]
In his sensational book of 1926 Carlo Gesualdo, Prince of Venosa, Musician and Murderer, co-authored with Cecil Gray, Philip Heseltine noted the similarities between Gesualdo, Wagner and even Delius. Acknowledging that 'Gesualdo was always a polyphonist in his methods,' he found 'passages in his work to which we should not find parallels until we come to Wagner.'[5] Opening with a dramatic, yet meticulously researched, account of the Prince's life story by Cecil Gray, the book concludes with an insightful and informative essay of Gesualdo's music by Philip Heseltine. What makes the book sensational, however, and perpetuates the myth of Gesualdo as a despotic murdering tyrant, is the middle chapter, Gesualdo considered as a murderer. The essay ignores social convention of the time that compelled Gesualdo to commit the murders and portrayed him as an artistic murderer, spoiling the tone of the research, concluding thus: 'Gesualdo's eminence in the art of murder is no less than it is in the art of music, and that his achievement in both spheres has been unduly and deservedly neglected.'[6]
After Gray and Heseltine's book, it is impossible not to consider Gesualdo's biography when examining the relationship between Gesualdo and composers in the twentieth century. Although Gesualdo was portrayed throughout the century as a reclusive, insane and tortured individual, there are some aspects about his life that are appealing to a composer. As a Prince he was his own patron, whose music had only to please himself and kept a retinue of virtuoso composer-performers, who played and sung his music for him alone. Few composers in history can claim such ideal working conditions. Therefore, when looking at the various analyses of Gesualdo to understand what twentieth century musicians found in Gesualdo's music, the story of his life must be born in mind.
Keiner approached Gesualdo's music as if it were tonal and looked for keys and modulations; the resulting analysis if therefore highly anachronistic, using language such as 'secondary dominant', which is inappropriate for music composed in the modal system, as is the case with all Gesualdo's music. Burney's inability to appreciate this caused him to dismiss Gesualdo's music, but Keiner sought to understand how Gesualdo's chromaticism operated tonally and it was viewing Gesualdo's music in this manner that caused Egon Wellez, only two years after Keiner's monograph, to draw parallels between Gesualdo and his tutor, Schoenberg.
Both Schoenberg and Gesualdo found themselves at a turning point in music history. Gesualdo was one of the last composers to be grounded in the modal system, as Schoenberg was in the tonal, and both composers sought the way forward in chromaticism. Gesualdo uses chromaticism to manipulate the mode, morphing it beyond recognition in the same manner that Schoenberg uses chromaticism to manipulate tonal features. To the analyst, tracing the resulting modal ambiguity in Gesualdo is akin searching for the tonal features in Schoenberg.
Wellez was not the only person to notice the similarity; the author Aldous Huxley in his essay The Doors of Perception describes listening to Gesualdo whilst high on mescaline: 'In Gesualdo, that fantastic character out of a Webster melodrama, psychological disintegration had exaggerated, had pushed, to the extreme limit, a tendency inherent in modal as apposed to fully tonal music. The resulting works sounded as though they might have been written by the later Schoenberg.'[7] Huxley, despite being fascinated by Gesualdo's biography, is responsible for adding to the fabrication surrounding Gesualdo's life. Giving talks accompanying Robert Craft's concerts of Gesualdo's music, he admitted to fabricating entire biographical episodes.
Another literary response to Gesualdo is more indirect. Thomas Mann's Doktor Faustus describes the life of the fictional composer Adrian Leverkühn. Mann's character is a representation of the German composer in the first half of the twentieth century but his 'most controversial source for Leverkühn was Mann's contemporary and, until the publication of Doktor Faustus, his friend, the composer Arnold Schoenberg.'[8] The idea of the reclusive genius is integral to the character and when the scholar Patrick Carnegy writes that 'Leverkühn's genius is also bound up with a reclusive life, acute physical suffering and eventual insanity',[9] one cannot help but notice that this description correlates perfectly with how Gesualdo was viewed at the time.
After the Second World War there was a resurgence of interest in early music and with that followed a new enthusiasm for Gesualdo. Although there are too many names to discuss here, there are key figures worthy of particular attention. Pierre Boulez found that Gesualdo had a 'particular relevance to our time' as 'one of the first musicians to make methodic use of chromaticism' and programmed Gesualdo's music alongside his own at Darmstadt.[10] György Ligeti considered Gesualdo to be one of the greatest composers of our time, Louis Andriessen wrote a study on Gesualdo and Paul Hindemith, Peter Maxwell-Davies, Brett Dean, Mathias Pintscher and Lukas Foss all claim some influence from the Prince. Nadia Boulanger brought Gesualdo to the attention of her composition pupils and in her illustrious composition lessons her pupils sang his madrigals. By 1962 Wilhelm Weismann and Glenn Watkins had finished the complete modern edition of Gesualdo's music and for the first time since 1613 it was readily available to study. However, of all the composers of the latter half of the twentieth century, non were so infatuated with Gesualdo as Igor Stravinsky.
It was around 1956 that Stravinsky first became interested in Gesualdo and as early as July that year he made the first of two visits to Gesualdo to view the Prince's castle. When he arrived, 'Gesualdo's castle was the residence then of some hens, a heifer, and a browsing goat, as well as of a human population numbering, in that still Pill-less, anti-Malthusian decade, a great many bambini. … The castle is measly … but as it was greatly in need of a dispersion of aerosol, I did not see much of it. In short, it was difficult to imagine the high state of musical culture that once flourished on this forlorn hill'.[11] He was, however, not dissuaded of his interest by this rather underwhelming experience; instead, harboured by his association with Robert Craft, his interest grew.
For Stravinsky it was not just Gesualdo's chromaticism that was of interest, but also the Prince's skills as a contrapuntalist. By examining Gesualdo contrapuntal technique, he was able to complete, in an authentic style, three Sacrae Cantiones of Gesualdo's to which the Bass part has been lost. Stravinsky's orchestration of Gesualdo's madrigals, Monumentum pro Gesualdo, also shows the close attention that Stravinsky paid to Gesualdo's musical lines. At the same time, and in correspondence with Stravinsky and Craft, Glenn Watkins was writing his monograph on Gesualdo, Gesualdo The man and his music, which forms a cornerstone in the literature of Gesualdo. Watkins' analysis of Gesualdo succeeds most in its analysis of Gesualdo's counterpoint and he shows Gesualdo's music to have 'no doubt of the presence of a genuine, essentially diatonic contrapuntal style'.[12]
Propelling Gesualdo into the twenty-first century, over the past twenty years ten operas have been written on the subject of the Prince, proving Gesualdo's continued relevance to composers. The manner in which these operas draw musical influences from Gesualdo elucidates the role that Gesualdo has on composers today. Yet vigilance must be taken in distinguishing actual compositional influence from quotation; the balance between biographical and musical influence must be carefully considered. The use of quotation rather than compositional influence is seen best in the first Gesualdo opera, Maria di Venosa, composed in 1992 by Francesco d'Avalos, a Neapolitan Prince directly descended from Gesualdo's first wife. The opera quotes Gesualdo's madrigals and these are the only sung part of the opera, the rest being acted to incidental music rooted in the nineteenth century symphonic tradition for which d'Avalos made his name conducting. Although Gesualdo's music is integrated seamlessly into the opera, the music also quotes Bruckner's ninth symphony and it is Gesualdo's biography, not his music, that has served as the main stimulus for composition.
Two years later Alfred Schnittke completed his opera Gesualdo. Schnittke drew on the rumours surrounding the supposed death of Gesualdo's son and the opera ends with Gesualdo's son being rocked to death in a giant swing. The composition of the opera had been interrupted by a three-month coma and the resulting music was sparsely textured and ill received.
Franz Hummel, in writing his opera, also entitled Gesualdo, is the only composer, as he sees it, not to fall into the 'first seductive trap' and quote his madrigals; instead he concentrates on taking a more biographical approach depicting 'the atmosphere of the society he produced and his endless persistant [sic] child-like loneliness that was never allowed to grow up'.[13] Although elements of Gesualdo's compositional technique find their way into the 'relentless eddy of [the] … complex counterpoint of the Gesualdo theme.'[14]
Other composers took the opposite view to Hummel and placed more weight on incorporating Gesualdo's music itself. These include Bo Holten's 2003 opera Gesualdo, scored for baroque orchestra and with performances of his madrigals and Luca Francesconi's opera, named after Gray's essay Gesualdo considered as a murderer, which also quotes Gesualdo. Scott Glasgow's The Prince of Venosa, composed in 1998, takes a slightly different approach and quotes Gesualdo's harmonic progressions. The most recent opera on Gesualdo draws more on Gesualdo's biography and is the only opera not to include the murder of his first wife, instead focusing on the complex relationship with his second.
Salvatore Sciarrino, winner of the first 'Premio Internazionale Carlo Gesualdo', wrote two operas on Gesualdo and in Sciarrino one finds the music of Gesualdo having a direct working on his compositional processes. Sciarrino explored Gesualdo's counterpoint and chromaticism directly, reworking his madrigals in Le voci sottovetro. 'The cultivated listener feels attracted to him in a special way', writes Sciarrino, 'a plethora of sound associations with the most modern composers are thrown at him. Gesualdo reveals the extravagance typical of Vivaldi and Domenico Scarlatti, of Schubert and even of later Beethoven, we recognise the secret of late romanticism or French Art Nouveau, the atmosphere of expressionism.'[15]
Epitomising the view of Gesualdo in the twentieth century, Werner Herzog's 1995 film Death for Five Voices finds its basis in fact, but extrapolates rumours and mixes complete fabrication with musicological discussion, such that one cannot distinguish between the two. Interspersed with performances of Gesualdo's madrigals, it portrays the composer as an insane murderer, extravagant, reclusive, and perhaps in league with the devil. Writing only a year after the film was released, the librettist of Hummel's opera, Elisabeth Gutjahr, identifies with this 'fascination with the figure of Gesualdo. In a century in which collective blame is intensified daily, in which alarm sounds burn like signal fires, the truth remains unheard in the vivid multicolouredness of sensational reporting. In Gesualdo the fascination with terror is combined with the yearning for redemption and may be a secret hope for a new Renaissance.'
Gesualdo's music lives on into the twenty-first century, not just through his music but also through the story of his life. Gesualdo's compositional processes have found their parallels in the twentieth century, and Gesualdo through his chromaticism, counterpoint and expressionism has proved influential and inspirational over the past hundred years. Yet, there is much more to be discovered in Gesualdo's music; Gesualdo was a composer writing for composers, who wrote his music not just for performance but also for analysis. Many have been lured in by Gesualdo's life story and this too continues to grow. Recent discoveries place Gesualdo and his peasant mistress at the centre of a witchcraft trail by the Holy Inquisition and a subsequent diplomatic row between Naples and Rome. This, combined with the upcoming anniversary of four hundred years since the composer's death in September 2013, it will likely see a new surge in Gesualdo-inspired composition.
[1] Gray, Cecil & Heseltine, Philip Carlo Gesualdo Musician and Murderer (London, 1926) p. 49-50
[2] See Spagna, Archangelo Oratorii overo Melodrammi (1706) and Gray & Heseltine, op. cit., p. 89
[3] Burney, Charles A General History of Music first published 1789, quoted from 1955 reprint of 1935 edition by Dover Publications, New York p.180. Online copy accessed 9/11/2011 URL: http://www.scribd.com/doc/37240175/Burney-a-General-History-of-Music-1935
[4] From Watkins, The Gesualdo Hex
[5] Gray & Heseltine, op. cit. p. 120
[6] ibid. p. 74
[7] Huxley, Aldous The Doors of Perception and Heaven and Hell (London, 1994) p. 33
[8] Carnegy, Patrick Faust As Musician (London, 1973) p. 8
[9] ibid. p. 7
[10] Watkins, Glen The Gesualdo Hex (London, 2010)
[11] Stravinsky, Igor writing in Watkins p. x
[12] Watkins, Glenn Gesualdo The man and his music (London, 1973) p. 183
[13] Hummel, Franz Liner Note to Gesualdo p. 7
[14] ibid. p. 8
[15] Sciarrino, Salvatore from cover notes of fuoco e ghiaccio p.13


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The Library will be closed Tuesday November 11 for Veteran's Day and will reopen Wednesday Nov 12 at 9am.
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The Library will be closed Tuesday November 11 for Veteran's Day and will reopen Wednesday Nov 12 at 9am.
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Thank you to Finch Paper for their donation of 3 cases of copy paper to the library!! Thank you for supporting the Hadley-Luzerne Public Library.
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This month's artist is Dona Guillo. Her show is titled "Time for Leaving" and includes many photos from around our region.
Dona is originally from Wading River, Long Island NY and has been a resident of Hadley for many years.
She has been taking pictures since she was 12yrs old. Her love of the natural world inspires her photography. People tell her, "You've got a good eye' but in truth she tells them "I see with my heart". Her Photo library is filled with images of God's Creation- flowers, forests, landscapes, lakes and much, much more! Her favorite mediums are abstracts and macro photography.
Dona's Photo Art is a reflection of her imagination brought to life as captured in the lens of her camera. These images are then digitally enhanced in order to highlight the beauty that surrounds us. She is not interested in awards or accolades but her heart's desire is to create beauty, by expressing truth, as a labor of love by offering her art for all to enjoy.
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On October 9th the book club will meet from 4-5pm in our Community Room to discuss this month's book club selection "Galileo's Daughter; A Historical Memoir of Science, Faith and Love." There are always great discussions at the Book Club and all are welcome.
Next month's selection is "In Sunlight and Shadow" by Mark Helprin. Mark Helprin writes "In Sunlight and In Shadow, takes place not in a world I had to seek but one – New York in the 40s – into which I was born. The density and accuracy of the images, the onrush of memory, the stunning recollections of sound, speech, song, dress, all came easily. The people in In Sunlight and In Shadow are, with great poetic liberty, people I knew and/or loved – even the gangsters, the financiers, the actresses, intellectuals, soldiers, and factory workers."
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I was born in Connecticut and, after completing my degree at the University of Connecticut, I travelled extensively throughout the United States and lived in 12 different states. As my first career advanced, I became increasingly committed to photography. I now live in the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York, where I photograph often. But I still travel throughout the U.S. frequently and into Canada occasionally. I have been deeply interested in photography for over 30 years and now photograph in 35 mm digital format. I have taken classes and workshops with well-known photographers George Lepp, John Shaw, Weldon Lee and B. Moose Peterson.
While my subjects are drawn from nature and focus on landscapes, structures and flowers, I also find close-up photography to be exciting. For several years, I have been especially drawn to infrared digital photography. I find that its unusual light spectrum challenges human perceptions, and it has opened fresh creative channels for my work.
My work was selected for the "New Genre" award in the 2012 "Cooperstown National Show." I have had several photographs selected for the "Adirondack Life Photography Contest," winning 1st Place Color Photograph in 2008, 2nd Place Alternative Process in 2009 (and another for Honorable Mention) and an Honorable Mention in 2010. One of my photographs was selected as "The Best of Nikonians" in their on-line contest for May 2010, leading to an article about infrared photography for their on-line magazine. I have had photographs in the 2011, 2013 and 2014 "Exhibitions by Artists of the Mohawk-Hudson Region" at the Albany Institute of History & Art and at the Hyde Museum. I have had photographs selected for the "Cooperstown Art Association's Annual Regional & National Juried Exhibitions." In 2009, my photograph won the 2nd Place award at the "Adirondack Theme Biennial Photography Exhibition" at the (then) Arts Center in Old Forge, NY. This year, I won a 3rd place award at View Arts Center in the "Annual Central Adirondack Regional Exhibition."
My photographs have been presented in solo shows at the Arkell Museum in Canajoharie, NY; the Clifton Park/Halfmoon Public Library in Clifton Park, NY; the (former) Feast Gallery in Saratoga Springs, NY; the bjsartworks Gallery in Glens Falls, NY; the Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts in Blue Mountain Lake, NY and in the Northville Public Library in Northville, NY. I had solos shows in Hadley-Luzerne, Glens Falls, Albany, Blue Mountain Lake, and Clifton Park, NY in the last two years.
I recently published my second book called "Paths… Over Roots & Rocks." This hardcover book contains 38 images and greatly expands my work on paths. The first book was based on my "Paths in Life" series of infrared photographs. It contains 18 images along with the definitions and narratives included with these photographs. Each "Path" image reflects a human value. The series of images was gathered as I traveled throughout the U.S.
I also maintain both a website at: www.lighteffectphoto.com and a Facebook business page at:
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A native of Saratoga Springs, Susan has lived on the Upper Hudson River in Northumberland for the past several years and has fallen in love with the river – and in the process discovered how it is connected with everything else.
A teacher by profession, Susan turned to photography as a means to cultivate gratitude and joy amidst the full catastrophe of life (to borrow a phrase from Jon Kabat-Zinn). She is endlessly amazed by the beauty of common, ordinary things and believes that if you look closely enough from the right angle, you'll always find something to love about a living thing or natural object – and perhaps gain insight into your own nature, as well.
Contemplative photography is Susan's medicine for inner peace, clarity, and creativity. Through it, she connects with the essence that shines through the living world and invites the deep, spiritual beauty of nature to awaken and tune her senses. It is her greatest joy to awaken and inspire others through discovering and sharing magic moments. Often, she doesn't know at the time why she is so drawn to a particular moment or image but realizes it is part of a greater story that connects us all and needs to be told.
Susan is an avid kayaker and rock balance artist and the mother of two teenagers, ages 16 and 19. She celebrates life on the shore of the Hudson with her husband, Jack, a professional musician and member of the children's band, The Zucchini Brothers.
Her exhibition is dedicated to the memory of her mother, Nancy Meyer, who passed away on May 27, 2014 from pancreatic cancer. Dealing with her mother's declining health and grieving her death brought Susan and her camera into an even deeper connection with nature and filled her with more gratitude and serenity than she ever imagined possible.
In addition to photography, Susan is a passionate writer and unites her images and reflections on her website:
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What is Aquaponic gardening? What can you grow using aquaponics? How much space does it take? Do you need a green house? How much work is it? Can you grow vegetables year round? How much water does it use?
Kerry Hanlon will answer all those questions and more! Why did she start it? Learn all about her journey to create and maintain a system.
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Sally Snowden and Cate Howland will be here to tell us everything we want to know about training and caring for search & rescue dogs in our area. You will be surprised to find out how the dogs search and what they search for. Sally and Cate are members of the Lower Adirondack Search & Rescue "LASAR". LASAR provides resources for the DEC & the NYS Federation of Search and Rescue. Sally & Cate will bring their dogs and do a demonstration.
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Corinth Town Historian Rachel Clothier of the Corinth Museum will be here to present a program about how the great flood of 1913 impacted the Hadley & Lake Luzerne region for many decades to come, including life in the region today. Come to hear an engaging story that tells of emanate domain, disaster, disease, politics, cemeteries and local family ruins.
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Being raised near the Adirondack Mountains, I grew up with the opportunity to see its beauty on a regular basis. I spent a week or two every year, as well as countless weekends, camping in the central Adirondacks. Those camping trips were the beginning of my love for the outdoors.
At the age of 19, I moved to West Palm Beach, Florida. A good friend owned a 35mm camera and I noticed how prints from that were so much brighter and colorful than the instamatic I was using. I was no longer satisfied with the camera I had and bought a Nikon FM. Before long, I owned a few lenses, which allowed me to take almost any photo I desired.
After two years in Florida, I moved to Lake Luzerne, a small town in the southeastern Adirondacks. I began to spend all my free time in the mountains hiking and fishing. I also started taking pictures to record these excursions and the good times with friends. The pictures I took were very private, not something I thought about sharing and not something I thought anyone would be interested in seeing. They were, after all, personal images of my trips.
After fighting a serious medical condition in 2003 and 2004, the urge to get back in the outdoors was never stronger. I started hiking again and I wanted to make it to the top of some of the Adirondack high peaks and other places I never saw, even though they were basically in my back yard. It was also about this time that I bought my first digital camera. Although the quality of this digital camera wasn't up to my Nikon, it did allow me to take more pictures without worrying about cost. It was the ability to take as many pictures as I desired that allowed me to practice and concentrate on increasing the quality of my photos.
With the encouragement of friends and family, I entered the annual photo contest in Adirondack Life magazine. I was thrilled to be awarded first place in macro photography for a photo of a feather and water droplets. That recognition resulted in my first showing at the Widlund Gallery in North Creek, N.Y. for the month of January 2009. A year later, I was fortunate to again win a first place award in the Adirondack Life contest, this time in the wildlife category, for a photo of canada geese taking flight.
I still spend countless days, in every season, in The Adirondacks – in the woods, on the water, and sometimes just on the roads. My camera is a constant companion as one never knows what they'll encounter. There are always new things to experience if you're open to them and new things to see if you allow yourself to see them.
I hope you enjoy the images that I'm lucky enough to witness on a regular basis
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They may not be law enforcement but teens from our community are taking up arms against drug abuse and made a big appearance at this year's National Night Out event.
The law enforcement sponsored community party at Kimwood Park Tuesday evening was filled with fun activities and a new drug education session presented by Western Slope teens.
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A Cardiff University mechanical engineering alumnus has ended a 66-year wait for his Cardiff University degree.
85-year-old Harold Jones successfully completed his studies in 1945, but was sent to complete military training before he had a chance to collect his certificate.
Now, six decades later he has returned to Cardiff University and graduated with fellow engineering students to huge applause from the audience at St David's Hall (Monday 18 July).
Speaking about the occasion, Harold said: "It's exciting even after all these years to finally get my degree. I enjoyed my time at Cardiff – I wasn't famous academically, but there was lots I learned there. I didn't come out as the complete article, but the University gave me the proper grounding I needed."
Harold's connection with Cardiff began in 1942 when he was a student at Howard Gardens Sixth Form with ambitions of playing for the Welsh schoolboy rugby team. His mother had other ideas, however, and enrolled him on Cardiff's Mechanical Engineering course.
"My mother knew the registrar and had tried to get me onto the Maths and Civil Engineering courses before settling for Mechanical Engineering," said Harold. "We never really discussed it. Some people did it to avoid getting called up, so that might have been my mother's motivation."
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As well as studying for a degree, Harold completed weekly fire-watching and Home Guard duties which saw him manning a radar plotting station to track incoming German bombers. He also fitted in extra-curricular sporting and social activities with Cardiff's Engineering Association.
In 1944, with one year left of his studies, Harold travelled to London with three friends and was accepted to join either the Royal Navy or Fleet Air Arm as midshipmen. He chose the latter and reported for training in 1945 just as hostilities were coming to an end in the Second World War.
Basic and specialist training followed before Harold left the Services and began his international engineering career, working in the Middle East, London, Holland, South Africa and Pembroke.
In 1951 he married wife Sheila and in 1966 moved to Spain staying there ever since. He is now a grandfather of eight and was joined at the ceremony by his wife and granddaughter Sarah.
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Japan Lyrics - Vertical Horizon
I saw a young man by a telephone
He was sitting alone in the rain
I said, "Hey, young man what you doing here?"
He said, "Sir, I'm going insane"
See I love an American beauty
But nobody here understands
So he looked to the sky with resentment in his eyes
And said, "Lord, why am I in Japan?"
Lord why am I in Japan?
He told me a story about yesterday
How he walked in the search of a friend
But nobody came to his rescue
So he came to his bitter end
He pulled me close and said
"They all stopped and stared
As I walked down the street alone
And nobody knew my name
Nobody knew my name"
I said, "Young man I know where you're going
And young man I know where you've been
But I've been in this land for a lifetime, it seems,
And I'm never to come back again
No, I'm never to come back again
So I turned and I gave him my blessing
And I left him alone in the rain
But I had to just stop and laugh at myself
Still nobody knows my name
Nobody knows my name
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Realizations of Pregnancy
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- stephanie said...
you look gorgeous pregnant!!! xoxo
- October 29, 2012 at 2:01 PM
- Jolene said...
Some other mama's of large families and I were talking and wondering "when are we done?"...many of us have never had that "I need to be done after this child" feeling...We just had our 7th child and added 2 from China 5 days before his birth so things here are definitely crazy and I do get overwhelmed but I am still not ready to say "I'm done"...
Anyway, it was a good discussion about when we KNOW we're just done. I'm content for now but definitely want to be pregnant again and we'll always keep our door open to a child who needs a home!
- October 29, 2012 at 3:13 PM
- Lindsay said...
I cant imagine what your going thru but you can take on the world girl! Adore you! And you make being pregnant SO stylish :) xoxoxoxoxo
- October 29, 2012 at 7:50 PM
- halfdozen said...
Your post gave me goosebumps. I so remember being pregnant with our third and thinking this will be my last. But it wasn't! My body could not have another baby so we decided to adopt a baby. Well that baby ended up being a sibling group of 3. So now we have a happy halfdozen of kids. It is hard work but worth every minute. When they are babies it is physically tiring but when they become teenagers it is mental tiredness. I am a believer that God gives you what you can handle. Enjoy every moment. Cindi
- October 29, 2012 at 8:23 PM
- Mami said...
You are sooo pretty Hanna!
- October 29, 2012 at 8:43 PM
- Yo Momma Runs said...
Even after they are born, they are still a mystery to me.:) My husband wants to wait until after they are born to name them, and I'm always just as confused about naming them then as I am when they are in the womb. I think they should give us two years to name then. Then we could get it right!:)
- October 30, 2012 at 3:05 PM
- oomph. said...
i give parents credit when they have 2+ kids close in age. my kids are 8 years apart, and even then they drive me crazy. pre-teen and a toddler vs two toddlers?? actually, i'm not sure which is more difficult!
- October 31, 2012 at 12:10 AM
- Susan Liberatore said...
You do look gorgeous pregnant! Glowing.
And yeah, I didn't feel "connected" until the little monkeys started to keep me up all night. ;) ;o
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My job is the best, not only because I get to sit around reading all day, but also because my clients work super hard and often get rewarded with agents and book deals, and it's simply exhilarating to share in their excitement.
Quite a few books have come out over the past 10 months (CRACKED by Eliza Crewe was the first, back in October), but THE AFTERMATH by Jen Alexander was the first book that went through the whole entire process with me.
And when Jen sent me an ARC this past spring, and I opened it, and I saw that she had dedicated the book to me--well, I definitely cried. And today, that book is out in the big, scary world.
Naturally, I want everyone to buy a copy so she can write a bazillion more so I can have the pleasure of reading her books forever.
Because August's Pitch Wars query promo went so well, I'm gonna do a similar thing for September (*in this case, September starts 8/25):
Buy THE AFTERMATH, send me a screenshot of proof, and receive 10% off a full manuscript critique OR a free one-pass query critique.
Here are two blog posts I've written before about Jen's fantastic writing: agent signing and book deal announcement.
Still on the fence about THE AFTERMATH? Here's the Goodreads description:
Sometimes, I dream that I'm someone else.
A girl with dark hair who doesn't worry about hunger
or thirst or running from flesh-eaters.
In her world, those sorts of things don't exist.
Since the spring of 2036, when the world changed forever, Claudia and a small clan of survivors have roamed the streets of a very altered Nashville: polluted and desolate, except for the ever-present threat of cannibal Hoarders. Together they must undergo punishing tests of endurance and psychological challenge sometimes with devastating consequences all just to live another day.
With food and water in dwindling supply, and with danger lurking around every corner, no one can be trusted. And as her world starts to make less and less sense, Claudia begins to realize something terrifying: she is just a pawn in some sort of game, and all of her actions are being controlled from afar by a mysterious gamer. So when she meets a maddening and fascinating outsider named Declan, who claims to be a game moderator, she must decide whether to join him in exchange for protection and access to the border.
If they play the game right, they are each other's best hope for survival and a life beyond the only world Claudia's ever known: the terrifying live-action game known as The Aftermath.
Go forth, buy, read, enjoy, and send me your queries/manuscripts!
Happy book birthday, Jen!!!
(P.S. In a strange twist of fate, it's also my critique partner Jen Malone's book birthday for AT YOUR SERVICE! All Jens are awesome. Buy her book, too!)


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The scientist has faith, and your so-called religious person has belief. What is the faith of a scientist? The faith that existence is a cosmos, not a chaos, that existence is based on some fundamental law. The faith that that law is discoverable. The faith that man's consciousness is capable of knowing that fundamental law, the order of life and existence. The scientist has faith. Your so-called religious person has no faith. Because he has no faith he substitutes it by a plastic, synthetic thing called belief. Avoid belief.
Faith will make you more integrated than you are: belief will make you more disintegrated than you are. Belief will keep you a slave: faith will give you a mastery. Belief will help you, certainly, to become part of a herd, of a crowd. It will be a kind of security; it is comfortable, convenient. Faith is dangerous: it will take you into the realms of the unknown. It will make you alone; you will not be with the crowd and the crowd will not be with you either. But to be alone is of tremendous import, because to be alone is purity, and to be alone one has to be alert, one has to be aware.
The believer falls asleep. The man of faith keeps wakeful - he has to keep wakeful because there is nobody else to support him. He is not part of the crowd psychology; he has to stand on his own. But he believes in the cosmos. He does not believe in any doctrine, creed, but there is a tacit belief that existence is not disorderly, that existence is based on a certain order, and that order can be discovered.
Herman Hesse's statement that Faith and doubt belong together and govern each other like inhaling and exhaling is true about belief but not about faith as I am defining it. Just change the word faith and the statement is true. Read: Belief and doubt belong together and govern each other like inhaling and exhaling.
Belief always represses doubt; belief is a strategy to repress doubt. That's why believers say, "I believe strongly." Why strongly? There must be a strong doubt deep down; it needs a strong belief to force it, to repress it into the unconscious. Whenever somebody says 'strong belief' that simply means the doubt is big and has to be fought, and you will need a very strong belief to fight with it.
That's why believers become fanatics. What is a fanatic? A man who has such strong doubt inside himself that unless he is a fanatic he will not be able to repress it. He is afraid of his doubt; he is so much afraid of his doubt that he never looks within. He has to create such fanaticism around himself, such smoke of fanaticism, that the doubt gets completely lost.
And the fanatic cannot communicate; he is afraid - you may say something to him that will bring his doubt again to the surface. He cannot listen to the other side. His argument is his sword - he cannot argue, he can only kill. By killing he proves that his belief is right. That's why Christians and Mohammedans and others have been killing each other - these are all fanatics. They have made the earth very ugly. They have destroyed much that is beautiful and should be preserved. They have reduced humanity to a very unconscious phenomenon. They have not allowed human beings to flower and bloom; they have been very destructive. They have not been blessings: they have been curses.


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Calculate the mean, or average, of the first variable, x. Add all the data points and then divide by the number of data points. For example, if you have the data set {1, 3, 3, 5} for x, the mean is (1 + 3 + 3 + 5) / 4 = 3.
How to Calculate Covariances
If you are studying statistics or probability, you probably need to learn to calculate covariance, a measurement of how two variables change. Some variables covary positively. For example, you might predict that a hotter summer means higher electrical usage: as one of the variables increases, so does the other. Other variables covary negatively: as temperatures increase, you might expect sweater purchases to decrease. Finally, zero covariance indicates that two variables -- such as eye color and birth date -- are independent of each other. The calculations involved are relatively simple: Cov(x,y) = E{xy} - E{x}E{y}.
Calculate the mean for the second variable, y, the same way. Suppose you have the data set {12, 12, 11, 7} for y. The mean is (12 + 12 + 11 + 7) / 4 = 10.5.
Multiply each data point for x by the corresponding data point for y. For example, for these two data sets, you would calculate {12 x 1, 12 x 3, 11 x 3, 7 x 5} = {12, 36, 33, 35}.
Calculate the mean of the data set you just created. This is the E{xy}. Continuing the example: (12 + 36 + 33 +35) / 4 = 29.
Calculate E{x}E{y} by multiplying the mean of x and the mean of y you calculated earlier. In our example, that's 3 x 10.5 = 31.5.
Calculate the covariance by using the equation Cov(x,y) = E{xy} - E{x}E{y}. Finishing the example, 29 - 31.5 = -2.5. This is a negative covariance, indicating that in general, as one variable increases, the other decreases.
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The Committee's Majority Staff says that at least nine Muslim-Americans who are current, former or would-be military insiders have been convicted since 2001 or stand charged with national security crimes. Additionally, the report says, "two Muslim-Americans convicted of planning terrorist attacks against military targets inside the U.S. had earlier tried and failed to join police departments or the FBI and CIA."
King said the investigation also found that copies of Inspire magazine, a publication of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, are readily available to military personnel. "We have learned that in barracks, Inspire magazine is available to members of the Armed Forces. Was that just an operation? Is that policy? " King asked United States Army Senior Advisor Jim Stuteville during questioning.
Stuteville said the Army has documented incidents where soldiers have gone online or acquired copies of Inspire magazine.
"That is one of those behavioral indicators that we want soldiers to report --when they observe other soldiers reading Inspire Magazine online or in person."
"If it's reported to the counterintelligence authorities, we will investigate to determine if there's a logical reason for the soldier to have the magazine. If he's associated with terrorist activities or other activity that's deemed not supportive of the Army values, then obviously we will deal with the situation."
Paul Stockton, assistant Secretary of Defense for Homeland Defense and Americas' Security Affairs declined to answer if there were current cases involving jihadists or terrorists in the military and telling King that he would answer the question in a subsequent closed session.
The 14-page report, Homegrown Terrorism: The Threat to Military Communities inside the United States is available to read online on the Committee on Homeland Security Web site.
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So I am not entirely sure if this is the appropriate place for this thread, but it's about World of Logs and I couldn't find anything about my question so here it goes.
Like most guilds, we use world of logs to see where we make mistakes and it helps our progression team check over what we did wrong or where we can make improvements yada yada. Anyway, I have the disc priest 4p and was wondering if there is a way to check/track how many times it procs? Whether it be an addon such as msbt, skada/recount or world of logs.
In my google/tankspot/mmo-champ searches I have not found anything related to this. It's more of a curiosity thing, and to see if the damn thing actually procs outside of me spamming it in town for giggles.


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With postseason in sight for Orioles, five things to watch
The Orioles hold a nine-game lead in the American League East with 37 games remaining in the regular season, but what do they need to do with a little more than five weeks to go before the start of the playoffs?
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Manny Machado( Lloyd Fox, Baltimore Sun / August 11, 2014 )
Simply put, Machado makes this team better when he is healthy and playing every day.
He's the club's best defender, a true difference-maker who saves potential runs nearly every game that he is on the field. And in the postseason, when runs will be at a premium, stellar defense can shift the momentum of a short series.
Machado also strengthens the club's starting lineup. Sandwiched between Nick Markakis and Adam Jones, he gives the Orioles a tough cadre of hitters to lead off a game. He also is a big offensive upgrade over Ryan Flaherty or any other player who would replace him in the lineup.
But the catch here is that Machado needs to be healthy -- which means the next few weeks are exceptionally critical as he battles back from a sprained right knee ligament that he sustained Aug. 11.
Showalter hopes that Machado will be able to go on an injury rehabilitation assignment at some point next week. That would give him three weeks or so with the major league club before the postseason begins.
And, frankly, that time may be needed.
It took Machado a while to trust his surgically repaired left knee this season, especially defensively. He was tentative for a couple weeks before looking like the AL Platinum Glove winner everyone expects. So it likely would be beneficial for Machado to play a chunk of games at the major league level before the playoffs.
But the Orioles have been coy with the specifics of Machado's injury, never revealing the grade of his knee sprain or the ligament affected. There has been no true projected recovery time for the injury.
And that's likely by design, because bringing up timetables publicly can interfere with the recovery process, especially if it staggers like Machado's rehab from his left knee surgery in the offseason.
Earlier this week, Machado said he hadn't seen any significant progress in the knee despite daily treatment and strengthening exercises, but he hoped it would come soon.


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