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One of the most anticipated DVD's of 2011. With added new riders to the already legendary team lineup, we have one of the most creative and diverse teams to date. Featuring full sections from Chris Doyle, Dave Dillewaard, Jason Enns, Dave Osato, Ryan "Biz" Jordan, Christian Rigal, Connor Lodes, Alfredo Mancuso, Tate Roskelley, Dennis Enarson, Rob Wise, Daniel "Lil-D" Martinez and more.
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accidentDivisión en sílabas: ac·ci·dent
Pronunciación: /ˈaksədənt /
Definición de accident en inglés:
1An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury: he had an accident at the factory if you are unable to work owing to accident or sickness [as modifier]: an accident investigator
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- He said data from accidents and damage incidents is collected and used to tailor officer and staff training to improve safety and cut down costs.
- Air accident investigators say the incident was 'serious' and are checking instructions from air traffic control.
- Each year, more than 37,000 women die from accidents.
mishap, misadventure, unfortunate incident, mischance, misfortune, disaster, tragedy, catastrophe, calamity
technical casualty
1.1A crash involving road or other vehicles, typically one that causes serious damage or injury: four people were killed in a car accident
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- Currently the only call-outs that Grassington does not cover are road traffic accidents and aircraft crashes because it does not have the specialist cutting equipment required.
- Each year more than 200 people are rescued from vehicles involved in road accidents in North Yorkshire, a greater number than those rescued from fires.
- 'All staff responding to road traffic accidents should thoroughly search vehicles,' he said.
informal smash-up, pileup, fender bender
1.2 informal Used euphemistically to refer to an incidence of incontinence, typically by a child or an animal.
2An event that happens by chance or that is without apparent or deliberate cause: the pregnancy was an accident it is no accident that my tale features a tragic romance
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- As a result, they welcomed successful accidents and chance events.
- Thus, accidents or chance events function as sites around which narratives of individual difference can collocate.
- Perhaps it was no accident that the two events coincided, since the association between oysters and sex has been so hackneyed as to become an embarrassing cliché.
(mere) chance, coincidence, twist of fate, freak;
fluke, bit of luck, serendipity;
fate, fortuity, fortune, providence, happenstance
2.1The working of fortune; chance: my faith is an accident of birth, not a matter of principled commitment he came to Harvard largely through accident
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- By accident of birth, most, but not all American leaders, were born in the United States.
- And so now by pure accident of birth, I'm alive at a time where science is about to figure this out.
- All to make sure that the children get the opportunities they were denied by mere accident of birth.
3 Philosophy (In Aristotelian thought) a property of a thing that is not essential to its nature.
Example sentences
- The new element is existence, which Avicenna regarded as an accident, a property of things.
- It does not tell me that I am a substance (that is, an independently existing object) as opposed to an accident or property.
- The sensory qualities of such an object are therefore no more than passing accidents, through which its essence is dimly and confusedly perceived.
late Middle English (in the general sense 'an event'): via Old French from Latin accident- 'happening', from the verb accidere, from ad- 'toward, to' + cadere 'to fall'.
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an accident waiting to happen
- The situation was an accident waiting to happen.
- The situation is an accident waiting to happen and there are already frequent prangs and bumps around the junction.
- You would think anyone would immediately recognize the situation as an accident waiting to happen.
- Idiots like this are an accident waiting to happen and, unfortunately, these accidents rarely affect just the drivers concerned.
- You have been an accident waiting to happen and have placed many of your fellow citizens in grave danger.
- Johnson was an accident waiting to happen and the big central defender, Robert Huth, who suffered at right-back against Bayern Munich, switched to the left where he looked even more uncomfortable and uncertain.
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accidents will happen
- However careful you try to be, it is inevitable that some unfortunate or unforeseen events will occur: problems like these should not occur, but accidents will happenMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Sometimes these things just happen as not even one method of contraception is 100% reliable, so accidents will happen, unfortunately!
- 'They have a structured training system but, at the end of the day, any training system run by human beings is subject to accidents, and accidents will happen,' said Mr Brownson.
- Yes, we regret the loss of four lives, but throughout the history of war, accidents will happen, innocents will be killed.
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by accident
- Unintentionally; by chance: she didn't get where is today by accidentMás ejemplos en oraciones
- Of course, the chances of this happening by accident are literally a hundred million billion to one.
- In truth, it was more by accident than design but it was a lucky chance which established his fame and fortune.
- I might have pulled my front brake by accident, which is why I went over the front, but I don't know.
1A potentially disastrous situation, typically caused by negligent or faulty procedures.
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2A person certain to cause trouble.
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You Make the Call: Kronwall on Kesler
In last night's game between the Detroit Red Wings and the Vancouver Canucks, Niklas Kronwall lined up Ryan Kesler along the wall and laid a devastating hit on him.
What's interesting here is that Kronwall turned before making the hit and struck Kesler backside first.
Upon review, it appears that Kronwall left his feet to make the hit. It wasn't necessarily a shot to the head, either. There are a lot of gray areas here.
Play the role of Brendan Shanahan. Should Kronwall be suspended? If so, for how long?
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Q: I'm fixing up my garage. While I'm at it, I'm going to improve my tool storage because I'm tired of tools falling down every time I lift one off the pegboard wall rack. Should I just tear down the old pegboard? I like the way it looks--I just wish it worked better.
A: We love pegboard, so we'd never recommend tearing it down if it can be saved.
There's just something about the way it makes tools stand crisply at attention, ready for their next assignment. And we're not alone: There are acres of it covering garage and basement walls around the country. Still, pegboard's shortcomings are well-known. Eventually holes can elongate, causing tools to slip off. And hooks and clips don't always suit what you want to hang.
Our preferred fix is to make custom tool hangers--it takes nothing more than off-the-shelf steel and aluminum from the local hardware store, combined with a hacksaw, drill and pliers. The best part about going the do-it-yourself route is that you can make extra-tough hangers that suit specific tools. For ideas on how to get started, see the box below.
Support GroupDon't put up with slipshod hardware. Make your own.
|1. Heads Up
|2. Racked
|3. Hanging Steady
|4. Grab-and-Go Access
|Problem: Big hammers, like ball-peen and framing tools, are tough to hang because of the head shapes.
Fix: Cut two pieces of 1-in. aluminum flat stock to length and bend them into L's. Fasten each L to the board with hexhead sheetmetal screws (5/16 x 3/4, or No. 12 or 14 for pegboard with smaller perforations). Offset each L to suit the hammer head.
|Problem: Your screwdriver rack is loose.
Fix: Remove the rack and install threaded inserts (1/4-20) into the stripped-out pegboard holes. Now take a piece of 1-in.-sq. perforated steel tubing, cut it to length and cut away the face of the tubing at the ends to make mounting flanges. If needed, enlarge holes in the tubing to fit the screwdriver tips.
|Problem: Long, thin tools don't hang neatly.
Fix: Make a rack from aluminum L stock to suit the tools' sizes and shapes. Cut small slots in the face of the L using a hacksaw, then smooth each slot with a Dremel tool that has a grindstone chucked in it. Size and space each slot to accommodate the tool's shaft and to leave adequate space between each handle.
|Problem: You need fast and easy access to the tools you use the most.
Fix: Estimate the size of the rack you need, then use a hacksaw to cut mild-steel rod (1/8-in. dia.) to length; allow a little extra. Here's your work sequence: Bend the first mounting hook to shape with pliers; bend the rack to shape; bend the second mounting hook; cut off the excess rod.


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Unison, Version 4 for ARM Cortex-M3 processors is an ultra-tiny real-time OS (RTOS) compatible with embedded versions of Linux and POSIX operating systems and the applications running on them.
Unison OS and Stellaris MCUs are installed in a range of home and industrial automation, power management and networking applications. They are designed to save original equipment manufacturers design and manufacturing resources by allowing them to add intelligence to their products without designing the processors and operating systems themselves.
The Stellaris development kit comes with more than 20 Unison demo programs and support for a variety of networking, I/O and file-systems.
Unison V4 runs on Windows XP and Vista for x86 platforms. Open-source licenses start at $695.


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New in town? Get a feel for a neighborhood with MapQuest Vibe
The race to provide targeted local tourist information has heated up with the introduction in October of MapQuest Vibe.
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Gone are the days when MapQuest (owned by AOL) and Google Maps only pinpointed locations on interactive maps and distributed driving directions. They still perform these functions, but today they also traffic in searches of local attractions and services, and provide tourism information.
MapQuest's new service is all about discovering neighborhoods, delving into their trendiest sections, and finding the top-ranked restaurants, shops and activities within their "hot spots."
Introduced online in beta at mqvibe.mapquest.com and reinforced with a free iPhone app, MapQuest Vibe digs into 50,000 neighborhoods, 27,000 cities and 50,000 hot spots in the USA and publishes rankings of the top-rated neighborhoods and within them, the most popular restaurants and bars, retail outlets, activities, local services, lodging, spas and more.
MapQuest Vibe's hot spots are popular areas of a neighborhood — often an intersection of a couple of streets — which have clusters of highly rated activities or venues.
For example, with its focus on breaking down a city into trendy areas and popular venues, MapQuest Vibe gives an editorially driven Vibe Score of a perfect 10 for the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C., which designates it as the most highly touted neighborhood in the city.
But MapQuest Vibe goes a step further with its consumer-influenced Vibe Ranks of businesses and other attractions. For example, Vibe Ranks categorizes Filomena Ristorante and the Four Seasons as the top-rated restaurant and hotel, respectively, in the Georgetown hot spot of "31st west & Corcoran Alley west."
As MapQuest Vibe evolves, Vibe Ranks' assessments of local businesses will fluctuate based on whether users vote them up or down, as well as on MapQuest tallies of the number of users who search or get directions for those businesses.
At 3 months old, MapQuest Vibe doesn't have the volume of content that the larger and more well-established Google Place Pages does.
Launched in 2009, Google Place Pages provides abundant information about local businesses and landmarks. There are 50 million Place Pages globally, and they can be found in Google local results on Google Maps, Google.com and Google Mobile.
How they compare:
•MapQuest Vibe provides a more convenient and accessible way to research and get a feel for neighborhood points of interest on a popular block than does Google Place Pages. With MapQuest Vibe, "hot neighborhoods" are ranked by attributes such as walkability or edginess and are displayed on a single page. From there, it's easy to focus on local hot spots and search for top-ranked bars, museums or hotels within them.
Google Place Pages, on the other hand, enables you to explore areas of a city, businesses, museums and parks through photos or listings. But it takes a lot more work, such as saving points of interest to a map, to figure out how they all relate to one another.
•MapQuest Vibe falls short in the comprehensiveness of information about particular venues. For example, if you're planning a vacation to New Orleans, you see that the University Uptown neighborhood is rated 9.7 out of 10. From there, you focus on the Audubon local hot spot and see that the Audubon Zoo is the top-rated activity among a few dozen ranked. But the information that MapQuest Vibe presents about the zoo is bare bones compared with the zoo's Google Place Page.
MapQuest Vibe provides the zoo's address, a small map, contact data, directions and a skeletal overview of the facility in six sentences from Citysearch. There are no photos, no anecdotes about what it's like to visit and no user reviews.
In contrast, Google's Place Page for the zoo enhances a not-very-enlightening description from Wikipedia with more than two dozen photos, an enlargeable map, 20 user reviews written for Google, and 144 other consumer reviews collected from TripAdvisor, Yahoo and TravelPod.
Google also serves up a list of Place Pages for related sites such as the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas, 4.5 miles from the zoo.
Overall, MapQuest Vibe is a great concept, but it has a long way to go in executing its neighborhood vision.
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For obvious reasons, the names and specifics will be left out, but the lesson will remain. I was brought in to advise a product team on the right architecture and tools for their next generation product. I met a highly competent team that had been together for a long time, to the point where it wasn't uncommon for everyone on the team to head to dinner or to watch a game together. It was very close knit, and management had invested heavily in everyone.
Management was also heavily invested in the future. The current product was going to be completely revamped, and contracts were in place that required this. So when 3 of the 7 members on the development team privately confided that the new product was a pipe dream and that they believed it would never work, you can imagine how seriously I took this! And it wasn't just the normal gripe: in some cases it was outright rebellion with undone work items, returning "it's not possible" findings on relatively simple research tasks, and talking the future of the company down to even those that believed in what they were doing. I found out about this because the positive members complained to me in confidence, saying it was really bringing them down.
My plan was pretty straightforward. I approach everything with a high degree of transparency, so I first talked to 2 of them to see if I could get them to "get on the bus" and at least open themselves up to this. This was a disaster. One of the members, I'll call him The Pessimist, flat out told me that it wasn't going to work, and that things would be better off if they would just quit dreaming. I talked to him about the contracts and how this wasn't really optional for his company, and he was fairly nonchalant about it, but adamant that he wasn't going to change, and that the sooner everyone realized this for the failure it was, the better. The second one agreed to an attitude change, but it was obvious that this was just an attempt to be a team player, as the negativity still crept in at every possibility.
Part 2 of the plan was to go to management. Within 2 weeks of my initial suspicions, I had informed management of just how serious this problem was. I shared with them articles about problem employees, talked to them about possible remedies, and I found out that one of the managers went back for years with The Pessimist, and that even having a "hard" talk with The Pessimist was farther than they would be willing to go. He was family, and they were settled just pulling his dead weight rather than having to lose a member of the family. But as with most things in consulting, when the first attempt fails, but you know that you're right, you try & try again.
The first strategy was to separate the 3. They were working together a lot and forming a cluster of negativity, so we worked on finding them tasks that didn't overlap, and that had them working with the other, more positive employees. The third member literally turned around just on that. Within 2 weeks, he was enjoying what he was working on and it completely turned around. Within the month, our second grumpy employee was happy as well. By giving people the ability to pick areas they were working on, the second employee threw himself into support of the old product. A month in, he had gone from a 60-40 split to nearly 100% on the older product, and he loved it. Everyone else moved their responsibilities for the previous version to him, and he kept learning more about a product he loved. Problem #2 was solved, as long term support for the previous product was going to span years, and he was happy being "the guy" for Tier 3 support and new features for the old product. Only Mr. Pessimist remained.
This problem was solved in the 2nd month. I had 2 very "strong" talks with management about how a change needed to be made, and I hit the wall with them. I was sure they would never be able to even put Mr. Pessimist on notice, let alone be able to fire him without improvement. His productivity was down and he was still loading down the team. And then he resigned. Call it Deus Ex Machina, but it was based on him getting tired of working with people that didn't share his same beliefs. He simply packed up his ball and went home. Now this left a particularly bad taste in my mouth at the time. Not because it wasn't good for the team that he left, but that I had failed to give management the "proof" they needed to make a change. I've since learned that people make bad decisions for bad reasons all the time, and that you're not going to win every battle. But the good news is that the team replaced Mr. Pessimist with another good contributor, and within 18 months the new software was released. The contracts were satisfied and everyone was happy.
Best of all, management talked to me and said that they now "got it" with regards to the problem employees. They admitted to knowing it was wrong, but they hadn't really seen "how wrong" it was until the change was made. But they had learned the lesson now, and understood what team dynamics meant. In retrospect, I likely should have come up with some mechanism to isolate Mr. Pessimist outside of the team for a couple of weeks, either an offsite, or training, or some "deep project" that he could do at home. That likely would have been enough to show the difference in attitudes and productivity when he returned, but hindsight is always 20-20! Again, you can't win them all, but it's fun to try.


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Bortezomib has been assigned to pregnancy category D by the FDA. Animal studies have revealed evidence of significant decreases in fetal weight, significant post-implant loss, and a decrease in the number of live fetuses. There are no controlled data in human pregnancy. Bortezomib should only be given during pregnancy when there are no alternatives and benefit outweighs risk.
Women of childbearing age should avoid becoming pregnant while being treated with bortezomib.
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The Lezyne Pressure Drive M V2 ABS Pump Black is a compact high pressure hand pump designed to easily inflate your bike tyres to riding pressure with fewer strokes than a regular pump. Made of custom CNC machined aluminium it is lightweight and compact, making it perfect to take with you on your ride in case of emergencies. Equipped with the ABS flex hose and a composite matrix frame mount this hand pump is a must have for cyclists.
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Luther offers on-campus housing for the following students:
· Students enrolled in Summer Session I, II, or both sessions
· International students who are registered for fall 2014 classes at Luther
· Students working on campus a minimum of 20 hours per week
· Working in Decorah does not qualify a student to live in campus housing.
Summer housing begins: Sunday, May 25, 2014, at 3:00 p.m. Students who plan to move into summer housing on May 25 may remain in their spring residence hall rooms until that time)
Summer housing ends: Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Students may choose between two housing options:
Dieseth double room with a roommate
Students may apply with a roommate or as an individual. If you do not have a roommate, we will assign one for you. A minimum stay of 2 weeks is required.
Dieseth double room with no roommate
Students may apply for a double room with no roommate, excluding corner rooms. A minimum stay of 2 weeks is required. Only the applicant may live in the room; students who violate this policy will be asked to leave.
Applications will be date stamped in the Residence Life office and rooms will be filled in the order received.
Students will be notified via email of their summer housing assignment no later than May 12, 2014.
Dieseth double room with a roommate: students will be billed $7.80 per night (billing begins once keys are issued; a room is considered occupied if you OR your possessions are in the room). A minimum stay of 2 weeks is required, minimum billing will be $109.00
Dieseth double room with no roommate: students will be billed $10.90 per night (billing begins once keys are issued; a room is considered occupied if you OR your possessions are in the room). A minimum stay of 2 weeks is required, minimum billing will be $153.00.
Students employed on campus will have housing fees deducted from each paycheck. Students that are enrolled in classes but are not working on campus will be billed for housing fees.
Students may check into their summer housing rooms from 3:00-6:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 25, 2014. If you plan to arrive after this time, you must notify the Residence Life Office at 563-387-1330. At check-in, Resident Assistants will complete Room Condition Reports (RCRs), key cards, and issue room keys. Student IDs will be activated for access to Dieseth based on the arrival date on the housing application. If arrival or departure dates vary from those originally submitted on your housing application, please inform the Residence Life office (x1330) of those changes as soon as you know them.
To check out of your room, make arrangements with one of the summer RAs at least 48 hours ahead of your departure time. RCRs and key cards must be completed and room keys turned in to the RA before departure. Room charges will continue until keys have been returned to the RA. Improper checkout will result in a $100.00 fee that will be added to your bill. A fine of $25.00 will be charged for each key lost or not returned at the time of checkout. Damages to your room will be assessed by the summer RAs and charges will be added to your student bill.
Students enrolled for summer classes but are not working on campus should plan to check out of their rooms no later than 7:00 p.m. on the last day of their summer classes.
Policies and guidelines listed in the Luther College Student Handbook apply to all student residents during the summer. Student handbooks are available on line: http://www.luther.edu/student-life/dean/student-handbook/index.html
If you have special needs that should be considered when the housing form is submitted, please attach appropriate documentation describing the specific nature of those needs. Due to limited housing available, not all needs can be met with campus housing during the summer. You may be contacted for more information.
A variety of meal plans are available to students who live on campus for the summer. Students should contact the Dining Services office (x1030) for prices and additional information.
Yearly maintenance in the heating plant will result in a campus-wide shutoff of hot water for 7-10 days during the summer. Students will be notified in advance of the dates. Limited hot water will be available during the early morning hours.
For students who stay on campus in the month of August:
· Limited meals will be available on campus.
· Most buildings will be locked during evening and weekend hours. This includes computer labs in the academic buildings.
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Hotel Guest Rating: 5.2/10
14165 Lake Shore Drive
Clearlake, CA 95422
Welcome to the Lamplighter Motel Clearlake
A lakefront location, private dock and fishing pier and free Wi-Fi are top amenities Priceline guests enjoy at the Lamplighter Motel Clearlake.
Hotel Features
All 20 rooms at this two-story motel, some non-smoking, feature balconies with pool or lake views. Also standard are free Wi-Fi, pillowtop mattresses and cable TVs. Guests can go fishing on the property's private dock. There are barbeque facilities for grilling up your catch.
Hotel Location
The motel is located on the southeast end of Clear Lake, the largest natural freshwater lake within California. Burns Valley Mall and Clearlake Cinema are five minutes away by car. Anderson Marsh State Historical Park is 10 minutes. Sacramento International Airport is 94 miles from the property.
Guest Favorites
With direct access to the lake, a fishing pier and comfy accommodations, Priceline guests stay happily occupied at the Lamplighter Motel Clearlake.
Lamplighter Motel Clearlake Amenities
- Air conditioning
- AM/FM radio
- Cable television
- Free parking
- High speed internet access
- Non-smoking
- Outdoor pool
- Pets allowed
Hotel Information
You must show a valid photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all special requests cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability upon check-in. Additional charges may apply. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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June 30, 2014
on the lake ,its part of the lower downtown ,,the price is very affordable..the staff very friendly..anybody giving a very unfavorable comment on this motel would definitely be giving a false report..thank you..ernie degroff
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December 7, 2013
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December 1, 2013
Didn't stay. Run down neighborhood. Guess I learned what a 1 star hotel is like.
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Warm friendly atmosphere with bass fishing from dock. Space for boat parking with electricity for your charging needs. Good food within walking distance makes your stay even more enjoyable. Check the parks for a relaxing break from city. . .the skate park requires a look. Great
October 30, 2012
This hotel is past its time.
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Keeping Kids Occupied
Keeping the kids occupied – games and ideas for rainy days
When the weatherman promises weekend rain, parents across the country run for cover. Confined to barracks, a platoon of restless kids will be crawling up the walls by noon on a Saturday.
But there are plenty of ways you can keep your little soldiers entertained without resorting to a route march across the local shopping mall.
"Turn off your television set…"
Surprising though it may seem, the first step for you as commanding officer is to cut down on that diet of TV. Unrestricted watching of television might sound like heaven to any child but after a while it actually becomes counterproductive for them. Children's minds crave variety. They quickly get bored by routine, and in terms of intellectual development, television's about as routine as it gets. There's nothing that your child can do to change or challenge or influence the material on screen. All he can do is sit back and be a passive observer of events. And even the most "interactive" video games are in fact highly directed towards specific outcomes (the buried treasure; the final showdown), which means your child's attention and imagination are kept confined to narrow channels.
But don't be too Draconian. A little television still goes a long way, especially as a treat!
…and go and do something less boring instead!"
Given half a chance, children's imaginations will take flight far beyond the box, adding new dimensions to their favourite screen or storybook characters through dressing-up, play-acting, drawing, painting, and so on. And the more they get involved in these types of activity, the more they'll get used to independent, creative play in the future. So it's worth encouraging them to begin with.
One sure-fire way to guarantee your children's interest is to let them choose what to do. Write each activity on a piece of paper, seal each in an envelope and then stage a miniature awards ceremony to find out which activity has won the day!
It's about now that you'll hear yourself saying "when I was your age we used to make our own entertainment". But short of upending all the furniture and turning the sofa into a secret den or a pirate ship for the day (not a bad idea in itself) it can be difficult finding inspiration, especially if you want somewhere to sit down with a nice cup of tea while the little ones raise the roof. A really rainy day requires a bit of forward thinking.
Your "rainy day" cupboard
A good "rainy day" cupboard should contain most, if not all, of the following: Coloured pencils, crayons, felt tip pens Lots of paper and card – plain, scrap and coloured, including larger sheets Cardboard tubes, old boxes (local retailers will have old boxes big enough to use as play theatres, castles or similar – be careful to check for sharp staples and remove them) Pencil rubbers, pencil sharpener Water-soluble poster paints (non-toxic), paint pots (old jam jars are good) and brushes of varying thickness Stapler, sellotape, string and thread, cotton wool, ribbon Scissors appropriate for children (supervise their use at all times) Paper glue (check that it's non-toxic and suitable for use by children) Glitter, sticky shapes and other decorations Old magazines to cut up
Creative ideas
Equipped with the items above it's child's play to plan an hour or two's artistic entertainment. Try these ideas for starters:
A themed mobile to hang above their bed; printing shapes with half-potatoes or other stencils; original board games (you can even make a set of spinning "dice" from a hexagon of paper with a cocktail stick through the centre); drums, rattles and rainmakers made from plastic tubs and rice or other dried food; clothes for cut-out dolls; portraits of all the family; starting a scrapbook; keeping a diary; Xmas, Easter or Hallowe'en decorations and cards for relatives; collages; papier-mache (try making a hat or a mask shaped around a balloon); cardboard boxes and tubes made into cars, boats or castles; and so on…
Don't be squeamish about mess. Children love making a mess precisely because it's not normally allowed. Smocks or aprons (part of an old sheet cut with head and arm holes will do) will keep everyone's clothes clean, a supply of old newspapers will cover your floors and a strategically placed roll of kitchen paper or a cloth will help wipe up any accidental spillages.
If you've got friends or neighbours with children of a similar age, get together and turn one of your rooms or the garage over to the kids for an hour or two. Of course, if you want them to stay out of trouble it's best to supervise, especially when it's time to tidy up.
Putting on a show
Showing off and seeking to please are fundamental aspects to your child's developing social skills. So give them a morning to stage a play or a magic show and then reward them by being the appreciative audience. Help them make glove puppets out of old socks, finger puppets out of card and costumes out of old clothes and scraps of material from your sewing box (be careful around pins and needles). You can improvise a small-scale theatre from a cardboard box, or a larger one in a doorway covered by a curtain.
Magic tricks don't have to be complicated and don't even have to work – in fact, magic that doesn't work is often funnier than magic that does. Your local toyshop will stock basic children's magic sets and instructions.
Children's cookery isn't exactly haute cuisine, but they'll love making simple biscuits or cheesy pastry shapes. Under careful supervision they should be able to manage weighing ingredients, mixing and cutting shapes, and they'll feel especially proud when you take their creations out of the oven.
Play dough
For advanced squeezing and squodging sessions, it's a good idea to whip up some simple play dough as follows:
Mix together 2 cups of flour, 1 cup of salt (yes, really!), 1 teaspoon of cream of tartar, 2 tablespoons of oil, 1 teaspoon of food colouring (whatever colour you want) and 2 cups of water in a saucepan over a medium heat. Stir constantly until the dough comes together, then stir for a further couple of minutes. Take out the dough and knead it for several minutes, then it's ready to play with – try making 2D pictures or 3D models of people and animals with the dough. Use a rolling pin and cookie cutters to shape it just as you would with normal pastry. You can pop the dough into a zip-loc bag to keep it fresh.
NB: this dough is not for eating!
Active ideas
Scavenger hunt: write a list of ten things (some easy, some difficult) that your children have to find and bring back to you from your house and garden. Give them an hour to find everything and award prizes at the end depending on who finds the most. If you're really canny, try and arrange for them to search out things you need but can't quite remember where you've put them!
Other indoor activities: a set of watertight plastic bottles part filled with liquid makes a great impromptu skittle alley; any smooth rectangular tabletop can be converted into a shove ha'penny board or a table-tennis table; dig out that set of indoor bowls; start a dressing-up box; bubble-blowing; plant seeds to make an indoor garden; plant cress in an eggshell decorated as a face and put it in the airing cupboard; treasure hunt with cryptic clues; and so on…
Activities further afield
If bad weather looks set in for the whole weekend, don't despair! There are lots of imaginative and inexpensive alternatives to shopping, right on your doorstep. Check your local listings for children's open days at local museums, zoos, galleries, theme parks and farms. The internet is also a good source of inspiration: look up www.daysout.co.uk or similar sites as a starting point. Even on a nasty day, there can be enough going on under cover that your kids won't notice if it's a bit damp. If you prefer a wholly dry afternoon, take them to a suitable matinee at your local cinema or theatre.
For the slightly more adventurous, an hour's swimming at the local baths is hard to beat, especially if yours has water slides, wave machines and other features. Always make sure that your child has the right kit for his swimming ability (such as waterwings and floats) and be watchful – never leave him unattended at the poolside. All good pools will offer supervised swimming lessons for beginners upwards, classes for all ages including parent and toddler groups, and fun splashabout sessions with games and inflatable toys for youngsters to let off steam.
And if you're feeling especially adventurous, why not hit the slopes for an hour's skiing or snowboarding? Not as fanciful or as expensive as it might seem, there are dry ski slopes dotted round the country (visit www.goodskiing.co.uk to find out more). Children from approximately the age of five upwards will be able to try it out. You'll each need to take a waterproof jacket and good thick gloves, but the slope will provide snowboards, skis, boots and instruction as required. It's such an unusual idea for a day out that I guarantee your kids won't mind the rain, and better still, dry skiing works much better when the slopes are wet.
Before you know it, the sun will be shining again!


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Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Rachmaninov: Chopin Variations Op 22, Corelli Variations Op 42, Preludes Op 23 & 32, etc / Earl Wild
2 CD / Ivory Classics / 2008-11-25Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Variations on a Theme of Chopin, for piano, Op. 22; Variations on a theme of Corelli, Op. 42; Transcription of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebee" from "The Tale of the T...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Scharwenka: Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 32; Polish Dance, Op. 3/1; Paderewski: Piano Concerto: Op. 17; Fantaisie Polona
2 CD / Ivory Classics / 2007-08-28Works: Ignace Jan Paderewski: Thème varié, for piano, Op. 16/3; Concerto for Piano in A minor, Op. 17; Polish Fantasia on original themes, for piano & orchestra, Op. 19; Franz Xaver Scharwenka: Co...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Fiedler, Arthur; Leinsdorf, Erich
Earl Wild in Concert 1973 - 1987
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2007-04-24Works: Carl Maria von Weber: Rondo Brillante for piano in E flat major ("La Gaité"), J. 252 (Op. 62); Frédéric Chopin: Mazurka for piano no 34 in C major, Op. 56/2, CT. 84; Mazurka for piano ...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Earl Wild - Chopin: The Complete Etudes Op 10 & Op 25, etc
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2006-09-19Works: Frédéric Chopin: Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 10; Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 25; Trois nouvelles études, for piano, KK IIb/3, CT. 38-40 (B. 130)
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
The reason Earl Wild's Chopin Etudes keep us unfailingly mesmerized is the endless and absolute poetry of his glowing performance. No rickety joints here -...continue...
Chopin: Ballades & Scherzos / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2006-09-19Works: Frédéric Chopin: Scherzo for Piano no 1 in B minor, B 65/Op. 20; Scherzo for Piano no 2 in B flat minor/D flat major, B 111/Op. 31; Scherzo for Piano no 3 in C sharp minor, B 125/Op. 39; Sc...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
On this new Ivory Classics release, recorded in Fernleaf Abbey in Columbus, Ohio, Earl Wild performs Chopin's Ballades 1-4 and Scherzos 1-4....continue...
Mozart: Music for Two Pianos / Zaidee Parkinson, Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2006-09-05Works: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for 2 Pianos in E flat major, K 365 (316a); Sonata for piano, 4 hands in F major, K. 497; Sonata for 2 Pianos in D major, K 448 (375a)
Performers: Parkinson, Zaidee; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Dufallo, Richard
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2006-07-11Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Piano no 29 in B flat major, Op. 106 "Hammerklavier"; Sonata for Piano no 18 in E flat, Op. 31
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Classic Portraits - The Art of Earl Wild
2 CD / Artemis / 2006-05-30Works: Henri Herz: Variations on "Non Piú Mesta" from Rossini's "La Cenerentola", for piano, Op. 60; Leopold Godowsky: Symphonic metamorphosis of themes from Johann Strauss's "Kunstlerleben"; Anton Rub...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Medtner: Forgotten Melodies, etc / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2006-02-14Works: Nikolay Medtner: Second Improvisation for piano, Op. 47; Sonata-Idylle for piano in G major, Op. 56; Forgotten Melodies (5) for Piano, Op. 39
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Living History - Bach, Schumann, Scriabin, et al / Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2005-07-26Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: Partita for Keyboard no 1 in B flat major, BWV 825; Alexander Scriabin: Sonata for Piano no 4 in F sharp major, Op. 30; César Franck: Prelude, Chorale and Fugue for Piano,...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
"Earl Wild was 88 when he recorded this recital, and it's amazing how he's kept his legendary technique intact while continuing to evolve as an...continue...
Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue, etc / Wild, Fiedler
1 Super Audio CD / RCA Records / 2005-01-25Works: George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue; Concerto for Piano in F major; An American in Paris; Variations on "I got rhythm" for Piano and Orchestra; Cuban Overture
Performers: Cardillo, Pasquale; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Fiedler, Arthur
With the addition of the Cuban Overture, this best-selling Living Stereo compilation now offers both landmark Fiedler-Gershwin recordings complete, in demonstration-quality remasterings....continue...
Earl Wild at 30 - Live Radio Broadcasts from the 1940's
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2004-09-14Works: Domenico Scarlatti: Sonata for Harpsichord in D major, K 96/L 465; Felix Mendelssohn: Fantasies or Caprices (3) for piano, Op. 16; Louis-Claude Daquin: Premier livre de pièces; Modest Mussorgs...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
All-American - Gershwin, Loeffler, et al / Toscanini, et al
2 CD / Guild / 2004-08-01Works: Spoken Word: Broadcast Commentary; Charles Martin Loeffler: Memories of My Childhood, tone poem (Life in a Russian Village); Paul Creston: Choric Dances (2) for orchestra, Op. 17; Morton Gould: A Lin...
Performers: Goodman, Benny; Levant, Oscar [Piano]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Toscanini, Arturo
Brahms: Piano Masterpieces / Wild, Blancard, List, et al
2 CD / Artemis / 2004-04-27Works: Johannes Brahms: Variations (28) for Piano on a theme by Paganini, Op. 35; Ballades (4) for piano, Op. 10; Sonata for Piano no 1 in C major, Op. 1; Scherzo for piano in E flat minor, Op. 4; Variation...
Performers: Blancard, Jacqueline; Hungerford, Bruce; List, Eugene [Piano]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Liszt: Transcendental Etudes (Complete) / Russell Sherman
2 CD / Artemis / 2004-04-27Works: Franz Liszt: 12 Etudes d'exécution transcendante, S139/R2b; Réminiscences de Robert le diable; Concert Etudes (2) for Piano, S 145; Mephisto Polka for Piano, S 217; Der Tanz in der Dorfsc...
Performers: Sherman, Russell [Piano]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Earl Wild's Legendary Rachmaninoff Song Transcriptions
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2004-04-20Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Ne poy, krasavitsa, pri mne (Do not sing to me, fair maiden), Op. 4/4; Songs (15), Op. 26; Songs (12), Op. 14; On the death of a linnet, song for voice & piano, Op. 21/8; The Muse...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
"...of all of Wild's recordings, this is my favorite... This project began as a personal journey, and it shows. Wild wanted to express himself through...continue...
Earl Wild - Recital
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2004-04-06Works: Earl Wild: Adagio, for piano (after Marcello's Oboe Concerto); Jarabe Tapatio (Mexican Hat Dance), for piano; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Sonata, K. 332; Ludwig van Beethoven: Variations (32) for ...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Beethoven, Barber, Tchaikovsky / Wolf Trap Concert Soloists
2 CD / Ivory Classics / 2004-04-06Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Violin and Piano no 9 in A major, Op. 47 "Kreutzer"; Samuel Barber: Sonata for Cello and Piano, Op. 6; Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky: Trio for Piano and Strings in A mino...
Performers: Curtis, Charles; Shumsky, Oscar [Violin/Conductor]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Romantic Classics
2 CD / Chandos Records / 2004-01-20Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: English Suite no 3 in G minor, BWV 808; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for Piano no 21 in C major, K 467; Edward Elgar: Salut d'amour; Enigma Variations; Stanley Myers: The ...
Performers: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Bournemouth Sinfonietta; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Byfield, Jack; Cantilena [Instrumental Ensemble]; Edlina, Luba; Fingerhut, Margaret; Fruhbeck de Burgos, Rafael; F...
Conductors: Shepherd, Adrian; Shelley, Howard; Gibson, Alexander, Sir; Hickox, Richard; Shostakovich, Maxim; Handley, Vernon; Byfield, Jack; Horenstein, Jascha; Järvi, Neeme; Mackerras, Charles; Tortelier, ...
Ensemble: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Cantilena (Instrumental Ensemble); Cathedral Strings; I Musici de Montreal; London Mozart Players; London Philharmonic Orchestra; London Symphony Orchestra; Royal Philharm...
This selection contains both ADD and DDD recordings....continue...
Rachmaninov: Piano Concertos no 1-4, Rhapsody / Wild, et al
2 CD / Chandos Records / 2003-06-24Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Concerto for Piano no 1 in F sharp minor, Op. 1; Concerto for Piano no 2 in C minor, Op. 18; Concerto for Piano no 3 in D minor, Op. 30; Concerto for Piano no 4 in G minor, Op. 40...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha
Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
"These recordings were made in 1965, when Wild was 49. His tempos are a trifle quicker than the norm, but nowhere do you sense these...continue...
The Romantic Master - Schumann: Papillons, etc / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2003-02-18Works: Robert Schumann: Moderato; Piano Soanta in F sharp minor, Op. 11; Vogel als Prophet (Waldscenen, Op. 82/7)
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
"The legendary Wild does not disappoint in any of these readings. Although many recordings exist of the Sonata, few are able to muster up the...continue...
Ivory Classics 5th Anniversary - Turina, Chopin, et al
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2002-11-19Works: Joaquín Turina: Rapsodia sinfónica, for piano & orchestra, Op. 66; Frédéric Chopin: Mazurka for piano no 13 in A minor, Op. 17/4, CT. 63; Waltz for piano no 8 in A flat major, Op....
Performers: Cherkassky, Shura [Piano]; Korevaar, David; Lympany, Moura; Paderewski, Ignace Jan [Piano]; Reisenberg, Nadia; Schein, Ann; Slenczynska, Ruth; Votapek, Ralph; Wild, Earl [Piano]; Wong, Albert
Conductors: Freccia, Massimo; Fiedler, Arthur
Ensemble: ; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
The Art of Robert Bloom - Chamber Music Vol 1
1 CD / Boston Records / 2001-12-01Works: George Frederick Handel: Sonata for Oboe and Basso Continuo in C minor, HWV 366/Op. 1 no 8; Robert Bloom: Sonatina for Oboe and Piano; Robert Schumann: Romances (3) for Oboe and Piano, Op. 94; Lionel...
Performers: Brody, Clark; Davenny, Ward; Klein, Fred E.; Monath, Hortense; Sharrow, Leonard; Ulanowsky, Paul; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Hahn: Le Rossignol Éperdu / Earl Wild
2 CD / Ivory Classics / 2001-11-20Works: Reynaldo Hahn: Le rossignol éperdu, poems (53) for piano
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
"At 85, Earl Wild's own mastery seems intact. [His] quietly eloquent phrase-shapings and absolute rhythmic control are displayed to admiration. Highly recommended." ***** - Max...continue...
Romantic Piano / Az, Richter, Gilels, Oppitz, et al
1 CD / RCA Records / 2001-07-10Works: Edvard Grieg: Concerto for Piano in A minor, Op. 16; Frédéric Chopin: Concerto for Piano no 1 in E minor, B 53/Op. 11; Manuel de Falla: Noches en los jardines de España (Nights i...
Performers: Achucarro, Joaquin [Piano]; Alexeev, Dmitri; Ax, Emanuel; Baekkelund, Kjell; Edelmann, Sergei; Gilels, Emil [Piano]; Oppitz, Gerhard; Richter, Sviatoslav; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Grüner-Hegge, Odd; Ormandy, Eugene; Mata, Eduardo; Reiner, Fritz; Temirkanov, Yuri; Davis, Colin; Leinsdorf, Erich; Fiedler, Arthur; Flor, Claus P.
Ensemble: ; Bamberg Symphony Orchestra; Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra; Chicago Symphony Orchestra; London Symphony Orchestra; Philadelphia Orchestra; St. Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra
The Romantic Master - Earl Wild (The 1985 Sessions) - Liszt
2 CD / Ivory Classics / 2001-01-16Works: Franz Liszt: Années de pèlerinage, deuxième année, S 161 "Italie"; Petrarca Sonnets (3) for Piano, S 158; Années de pèlerinage no 3, S 163; Ballade for Piano no 2 in...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Critics and audiences all over the world have praised Earl Wild's virtuosity and musicality. In a continuing celebration of his 85th birthday, Ivory Classics re-issues...continue...
Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto no 1; Dohnányi / Earl Wild
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Ernst von Dohnányi: Variations on a Nursery Song for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 25; Concert Etudes (6) for Piano, Op. 28; Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky: Concerto for Piano no 1 in B flat minor, Op. 23
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Dohnányi, Christoph von; Fistoulari, Anatole
Ensemble: ; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto no 2, Isle, etc/Wild, Horenstein
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Concerto for Piano no 2 in C minor, Op. 18; Isle of the Dead, Op. 29; Carl Tausig: Marche Militaire (after Schubert's D 733; Invitation to the Dance, After Weber for piano
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha
Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Medtner: Piano Music / Earl Wild
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Nikolay Medtner: Second Improvisation for piano, Op. 47; Sonata-Idylle for piano in G major, Op. 56; Forgotten Melodies (5) for Piano, Op. 39
Performers: Medtner, Nikolai [Composer]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Personnel: Earl Wild (piano)....continue...
Rachmaninoff, MacDowell: Piano Concertos / Earl Wild
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Concerto for Piano no 3 in D minor, Op. 30; Edward MacDowell: Concerto for Piano no 2 in D minor, Op. 23
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha; Freccia, Massimo
Ensemble: RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra; Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Chopin: The Complete Etudes / Earl Wild
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Frédéric Chopin: Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 10; Etudes (12) for Piano, Op. 25; Trois nouvelles études, for piano, KK IIb/3, CT. 38-40 (B. 130)
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
The Classical Collection - Vivaldi, Mozart, Ravel, etc
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Antonio Vivaldi: Concerto for Violin in E major, Op. 8 no 1/RV 269 "Primavera"; Concerto for Violin in G minor, Op. 8 no 2/RV 315 "L'estate"; Johann Sebastian Bach: Sonata for flute & continuo in E m...
Performers: Kipnis, Igor [Harpsichord/Piano]; Meshulam, Benita; Schocker, Gary; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Kipnis, Igor; Flummerfelt, Joseph; ; Giunta, Joseph; Wilson, Ransom
Ensemble: Ahn Trio; Connecticut Early Music Festival Ensemble; Des Moines Symphony Orchestra; Solisti New York; Westminster Choir
Rachmaninov: Piano Concertos 1 & 4, etc / Wild, Horenstein
1 CD / Chesky / 2001-01-01Works: Sergey Rachmaninov: Concerto for Piano no 4 in G minor, Op. 40; Concerto for Piano no 1 in F sharp minor, Op. 1; Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Horenstein, Jascha
Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
20th & 21st Century Piano Sonatas / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2000-07-18Works: Samuel Barber: Sonata for Piano in E flat minor, Op. 26; Igor Stravinsky: Sonata for piano; Earl Wild: Piano Sonata; Paul Hindemith: Sonatas (3) for Piano
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
In this brand new recording, Earl Wild presents four 20th and 21st century piano sonatas. Mr. Wild states: "I have performed the Hindemith and Stravinsky...continue...
Romantic Master - Virtuoso Piano Transcriptions / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2000-07-18Works: Camille Saint-Saëns: Le rouet d'Omphale, Op. 31; George Frederick Handel: Suite for Harpsichord in E major, HWV 430; Frédéric Chopin: Concerto for Piano no 2 in F minor, B 43/Op. 21; S...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Award Winner at the 39th Grammy Awards, this recording is being re-released on Ivory Classics in honor of Earl Wild's 84th birthday. Praised by critics...continue...
Schumann: Etudes Symphoniques / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2000-07-04Works: Robert Schumann: Toccata for piano in C major, Op. 7; Symphonic Etudes for Piano, Op. 13; Fantasia in C major, Op. 17
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Three masterpieces by Robert Schumann are presented in authoritative performances by Earl Wild. These three works of sweeping and magnificent intensity represent the pinnacle of...continue...
Schumann, Dohnanyi: Piano Quintets / Wild, Jackson, American
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 2000-07-04Works: Robert Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat major, Op. 44; Ernst von Dohnányi: Piano Quintet no 1 in C minor, Op. 1
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Jackson, Isaiah
Ensemble: American String Orchestra
"...Wild plays both works with breathtaking virtuosity and sumptuous poetry. And he is given strong support by the strings. This is the Schuann Piano Quintet...continue...
Gershwin - Greatest Hits
1 CD / RCA Records / 1999-07-26Works: George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue; An American in Paris; Concerto for Piano in F major; Strike up the Band; Goldwyn Follies; Variations on "I got rhythm" for Piano and Orchestra
Performers: Duvivier, George; Nero, Peter; Rosengarden, Bobby [Percussion]; Wild, Earl [Piano]
Conductors: Fiedler, Arthur
Ensemble: Boston Pops Orchestra
Classic Virtuosity - Beethoven: Sonatas, etc / Earl Wild
1 CD / Ivory Classics / 1999-06-15Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata for Piano no 7 in D, Op. 10 no 3; Sonata for Piano no 23 in F minor, Op. 57 "Appassionata"; Franz Liszt: Symphonies de Beethoven no 1, transcription for piano in C major,...
Performers: Wild, Earl [Piano]


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How does Back to the Wild connect with Where The Wild Things Are? Sophie is Max's daughter and she too is excited to hear about the strange Wild Things, but time has elapsed. Max in our world, is now probably in his 30s and the Wild Things have been 'marooned' for almost 30 years … We have also been very careful not to impinge on Mr Sendak's copyright and have taken the necessary legal advice around this whole project. We fully acknowledge his wondrous creation and hope that our work takes the story forward in a respectful, engaging and creative way.


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The following Gary parks have been designated Tier 1 parks and will be mowed biweekly; have trash picked up, restrooms cleaned, graffiti removed and other housecleaning every other day; and repairs completed within 48 hours as necessary:
Glen Ryan, 4220 E. 6th Place
Brunswick, 700 Clark St.
Tolleston, 1500 Rutledge
Washington, 1500 Connecticut St.
Roosevelt, 2200 W. Harrison St.
Howe, 3901 Vermont St.
Pittman Square 1500 W. Pennsylvania St.
The following parks have been designated Tier 2 parks and will be mowed every three weeks; have trash picked up, restrooms cleaned, graffiti removed and other housecleaning weekly; and repairs completed within one week as necessary:
Jackson, 300 Jackson St.
Hatcher, 2100 Missouri St.
Ironwood, 2400 Tennessee St.
Seberger, 2500 Bell St.
Buffington, 200 E. 7th Ave.
Borman Square, 700 Madison St.
Gilroy, 3000 Harrison
East Glen, 4100 Maryland St.
The following parks have been designated Tier 3 parks and will be mowed monthly; have trash picked up, restrooms cleaned, graffiti removed and other housecleaning bimonthly; and repairs completed within two weeks as necessary:
Junedale Fields, 5000 Missouri St.
Edison, 200 Burr St.
Pulaski Playground, 1600 Rhode Island St.
Ambridge-Mann Center, 2822 W. 4th Ave.
Norton, 1300 Pierce St.
Patcher, 2300 Whitcomb St.
The following parks have been designated Tier 4 parks and will be mowed every six weeks, and have trash picked up and graffiti removed monthly:
Aetna Playground, 1000 Wyoming St.
Aetna Playground 2, 1300 S. Green St.
Indian Boundary, 1200 Allen St.
June LaBroi, 1100 Fayette St.
Westbrook Fields and Park, 700 Waverly St.
Dallas Tot Lot, 2600 Dallas St.
Marquette Park and Gleason Park are the city's two Regional parks and will be maintained daily.
Source: Gary Department of Public Parks
Updated: April 4, 2013 6:54AM
GARY — Getting all of the city's parks mowed this summer will continue to be a challenge, but the Public Parks Department has a different plan to tackle them for this summer.
The department has hired three new groundskeepers, for a total of six, to keep at least the priority parks in decent shape this year, Parks Superintendent Lori Latham said during a parks meeting hosted by councilwoman Marilyn Krusas, D-1st, last week. Four of them will provide full-time maintenance for Marquette Park.
Last year, the city had hired two independent contractors to pick up the slack, Latham said, but the city's procurement system is too long for small businesses to absorb.
"They couldn't afford to wait for the city to pay them, so they would have to take other jobs, and we can't afford to hire a big company like Tru-Green, who would be able to absorb a longer billing cycle," she said. "(Hiring maintenance in-house) gives us more flexibility."
Additionally, park maintenance will fall under South Gleason Golf Course manager Bob Farag's purview. Latham said Farag's experience as a greenskeeper makes him the best person for the job.
Last year, mowing and maintenance was scheduled by day, Latham said, but this year, it will be scheduled by the tier under which the park falls. Those parks classified as Tier 1 will see the parks mowed biweekly; trash picked up, restrooms cleaned, graffiti removed and other housecleaning every other day; and repairs completed within 48 hours as necessary. Those parks are Glen Ryan, Brunswick, Tolleston, Washington, Roosevelt, Howe and Pittman.
Lesser-tiered parks, meanwhile, will receive maintenance within a week as necessary.
The city's Adopt-A-Park program will continue to be a key factor in keeping up with the parks, Latham said, acknowledging the "spirit of volunteerism" isn't as strong as it used to be. The Rev. Roger Whittum, of Calvary Assembly of God in the city's Black Oak section, suggested a lack of communication from the department to volunteers might be a factor.
Latham said that was "hard to hear" and took responsibility.
"The city's parks are held together by volunteers, and we can use their energy and willingness to do outreach," she said. "I'll absolutely recommit (to better communication) and give the volunteers the department they expect."
Krusas called Latham's efforts a "positive approach."
"They can't accomplish everything in 12 months; that's why I keep insisting on a process that can be modified as needed," she said. "But I think the department is showing a little more maturity and ability."
In a look toward summer, Latham said two city pools will be open — Roosevelt pool and the Buffington splash pad. Gary Public Transit Corp.'s No. 13 bus, meanwhile, will take residents to the city's beaches.


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