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Go to m.barnard.edu for the Mobile Barnard web app or download it from the App Store or Google Play.
In North America, the Office of International and Intercultural Student Programs has approved Study Abroad programs in Canada and Mexico.
Recently, a Barnard faculty member took students on a short term research trip to Mexico.
Barnard students have also researched in Mexico through international student fellowships and scholarships.
Barnard participates in domestic exchange programs with Spelman College and Howard University.
Additionally, our global Alumnae Network includes graduates in Canada and Mexico.
Elizabeth Wade, Barnard College '08 used her awarded Tow Fellowship to research "Spanglish" literature in Tijuana, Mexico. She conducted numerous interviews with local authors and artists, which gave her a unique perspective on this cultural product and helped shape her senior thesis on Rafa Saavedra, a contemporary author who draws on both Spanish and English in his work.
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Before the 2012 season even started, some of the biggest question-marks surrounding the Irish this year were on the defensive side of the ball. While most would consider Notre Dame's front seven a strength, it is the secondary that was drawing most of the concerns. It is the fear of the unknown or untested in this case, as ND only returns one player with any real game experience. With de-commit Tee Shepard out of the fold and Lo Wood lost for the year to an achilles injury, the Irish have to rely heavily on Zeke Motta to provide leadership to a group that is in desperate need of a beacon in the night. As the Irish defense finally took the field for the first time this year against Navy, some questions were answered, but some important ones still remain.
It was very evident from the start that Notre Dames front seven were ready to answer the call. Facing a true option offense can be very tricky, let alone in the first game of the year and yet The Irish defense did not disappoint. They inserted their dominance up front, maintained their composure and played true assignment football. Rarely did players over pursue, get caught out of position, or fail to wrap up. The front three put pressure on Navy's QB Trey Miller all game long, and contained a very strong Navy running game just as well. The Irish defense actually gave up about 300 yards in offense, compared to last year when Navy was only able produce a total of around 230 yards, yet this defensive effort seemed more dominant and complete. The Irish's Louis Nix was in the backfield often applying pressure, and Stephon Tuitt and Kapron Lewis-Moore equaled that pressure from the outside all day long. Tuitt also had very important fumble recovery and return for a touchdown that was a big momentum swing. It was that type of pressure that allowed ND's linebackers to fall back into coverage and help provide support for a young and inexperienced secondary.
Notre Dames All-American LB Manti Te'o had a career day as he recorded six tackles, had his first career fumble recovery and his first career interception. Prince Shembo also showed off his speed and athleticism throughout the day, as he swarmed to the ball and provided strong run support. The line backing group as a whole helped hold the Navy rushing attack to just 3.7 rushing avg., and took away the short to medium pass all day long. They showed speed, poise, and composure and adjusted to any wrinkles the Navy offense threw at them. The Irish front seven imposed their will on the Naval Academy's offense all day long and if they continue this type of play throughout the year, could end being a very special group.
As good as Notre Dame's front seven were, things were not as positive in the Irish secondary. Both of ND's safety's Slaughter and Motta did an admirable job in pass defense, and were very aggressive in run support, with Motta providing the bulk of that support. The Irish should be ok this year with these two at the helm, but it is doubtful they will ever be considered strength in the 2012 season. The biggest cause for concern was obviously the play of cornerbacks Jackson and Russell, with Russell being the biggest culprit. During man to man coverage, the Irish young CB group showed why they are a big question mark this year. They were routinely out of position and struggled to keep up with a depleted Navy wide receiving corp. While this was to be expected, the fear is that when the Irish face passing attacks from the likes of USC and Oklahoma, things could ugly very quickly. That's not to say that there is no talent in the secondary, but can they mature enough in their skill set before the schedule requires it. The Irish will face average passing attacks in Purdue and Michigan St., and should allow the secondary
to grow and gain experience. While the secondary will be a work in progress all year long, ND will have to be careful in the defensive schemes they choose to run. Consistently running man coverage will only expose the secondary's weaknesses, as it doubtful we will ever hear the term "Russell Island" in the 2012 season.
While most Notre Dame fans can be excited about what they saw on the field on Saturday, obviously the schedule will start to show it's dark side in a couple of weeks. If what the college football world witnessed in Le'Veon Bell in East Lansing Friday night is real, and not a result of an undersized front four from Boise State, than Michigan State should provide the first real test for the Irish defense. The bottom-line is Saturday Irish fans saw a defense that attacked early and often and did not take it's foot off the pedal until the clock reached zero. It showed a killer instinct from start to finish, and should help provide the Irish a chance to win plenty of games this year.
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Rockett55 commented on September 5th, 2012 at 3:16 pm
Trial By FIRE for these young DBs just got to weather the storm the bad with the good and with this schedule they have no choice Liked what I saw with Farley though and I think shumate is going to be a beast ar CB or SAF
John K commented on September 5th, 2012 at 3:29 pm
Your new writer Bob Kollars seems to be hard-hitting and to the point with his overview and analysis of this football team. Excellent material.
Steve G. commented on September 5th, 2012 at 3:31 pm
Very nice work Bob!!
JC commented on September 5th, 2012 at 4:57 pm
The bogeyman ranking is now chasing ND, the Irish are now #22 in the AP poll. Hopefully we will improve this week and earn a win vs Purdue.
Here come the Irish!
Shazamrock replied on September 6th, 2012 at 11:51 am
I'm one of those guys who belives that preseason rankings should be discontinued.
In fact, with so many lame non-conference match ups to start each season, I don't think the first rankings should come out until the first week of October.
But what are you going to do?
It's all about promotion and money.On a different note… the image of big ol Stephon Tuitt rumbling down field with the football in his arms and those Irish flag cleats just a churning for a touchdown last week will be one not soon forgotten!
Made me think of Arron Lynch.
That kid missed out playing in that game, wearing that uniform, and experiencing Dublin Ireland.
In fact, he isn't going to experience anything football this year having to sit a year.
What a waste.
I just don't get it.
I hope his girl friend was worth it.
JC replied on September 6th, 2012 at 5:46 pm
Amen Shaz,
Rankings indeed don't really matter until October.
I think Tate Nichols probably ruffed up Lynch pretty good in practice couple that with him missing his girl friend.
Well, he certaintly missed a golden opportunity to be seen on TV with our guys this year!
Here come the Irish!
storespook replied on September 6th, 2012 at 7:28 pm
Maybe AL is scoring a lot of touchdowns with his sigo (significant other)now. Ok, Ok, that is in poor taste. Yeah, AL may have some regrets leaving and it's too bad he is sitting. However, it's clear everyone has "moved on!"
Pre-season rankings, hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
That's my thought.Go Notre Dame
DeltaIrish commented on September 5th, 2012 at 5:25 pm
As stout as this season's schedule is, it at least unfolds in a productive and progressive way. Navy let us get by with our strenght on both sides…running and stopping the run. Purdue will cause us to open it up a little with our passing versus better secondary and will offer a good barometer for our own secondary.
Then Sparty will match their strength on offense to ours on defense and we will need to open up even more. By the time we get to Meeshigan we should have the training wheels off in all facets and know what we really have.
This week…Irish 35 Purdoo 10. GO IRISH
JC commented on September 5th, 2012 at 6:34 pm
THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Mr. Swarbrick,
Thank you for accepting my favorite IMG announcer's apology, Allen Pinkett.
Allen definately made a mistake but, man enough to apologize demonstrating his exemplary ND character as well as you and others for accepting it. I am thrilled Allen will be back in his position for Michigan.Over the last eight years I found my self hitting the mute button on nationally televised ND games and tuning Allen in on Radio. NBC's selection of announcers in many cases have been extremely bias against ND.
As you can imagine it is very refreshing to have a ND voice to listen to for the game. Thank you again for reinstating Allen Pinckett.Here come the Irish!
storespook replied on September 5th, 2012 at 11:30 pm
Absolutely, JC.
I hope the secondary folks had a good week of practice for saturday.
Go Irish
C-Dog commented on September 6th, 2012 at 8:47 am
Yes, on defense, let's hope and look for better pass coverage. I'd like to see some good solid hits too.
Michael the Archangel commented on September 7th, 2012 at 10:28 am
Great analysis, Bob. You did miss mentioning Ishaq Williams as a force to be reckoned with, forcing 2timely TOs.
I got the impression you feel Purdue is just another warm-up for MSU and Michigan. I wish.
With three QBs able to throw, look for Purdue to pass early and often. Not even Hope will think he should try to establish the run against ND, nor will most everyone else this season.
I hope pressure is applied on "D"- even if it takes blitzes and stunts from LBs and safeties.
Giving Purdue (or anyone in modern football) time to pass is dangerous. The '85 Bears had one of the greatest defenses ever with nominally average CBs because of the pressure their blitz packages provided. The best help you can give an inexperienced CB is pressuring the QB with however many it takes to force quicker desperate passes thrown up for grabs. The days of drop-back prevent "D" are over everywhere- except with Lovey Smith.
Staying behind receivers avoids the big play, but also assures QBs time to find open receivers and move the sticks, and places inordinate pressure on your own offense and inexperienced QB to counter with a score every time. Bring them, Diaco. If we lose, at least lose aggressively, utilizing the speed we finally have here at ND.


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February 4, 2008 — New York, NY — Decrying a lack of diversity in the nation's nurse educator workforce, the National League for Nursing has taken the lead in working to change this reality in all types of nursing programs. This high-priority NLN initiative, which grew out of the League's 2007-2010 Strategic Plan, is projected to evolve over the coming decade. It began with an invitation to influential nurse educators, practicing nurses and professionals in health care and higher education to join a new NLN-led Think Tank on Expanding Diversity in the Nurse Educator Workforce.
Providing the rationale and context for the NLN's decision to spearhead the think tank, NLN CEO Beverly Malone, RN, PhD, FAAN asserted, "Among NLN's stated core values is the understanding that a culture of diversity moves beyond simple tolerance to embracing and celebrating the richness of each individual, recognizing that while diversity can be about individual differences, it also encompasses institutional and system-wide behavior patterns."
The inaugural group of a dozen met on January 9-10 in Orlando, FL, with discussions facilitated by Sr. Rosemary Donley, SC, PhD, C-ANP, RN, FAAN, ordinary professor at Catholic University in Washington, DC, and Frances Henderson, EdD, RN, retired dean and professor at Alcorn State University in Natchez, MS. Sr. Donley, a past president of the NLN, has also chaired Catholic University's Community/Public Health Nursing Graduate Program, where one of the clinical specialty options is in global, immigrant, and refugee health. Dr. Henderson, a former member of the NLN Board of Governors, serves as deputy director of the largest, single-site, epidemiological, population-based study of African Americans and cardiovascular disease ever undertaken, the Jackson Heart Study.
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Dr. Malone praised members of the think tank as "leaders we can count on to bring inspiration and real excitement to our work at the NLN. We are committed for the entire journey, beginning with racial/ethnic/gender diversity and moving to include a broader, more comprehensive spectrum of diversity," vowing, "I will keep you informed as our diversity initiatives take shape."
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Here's a full plumbing schematic for a blown, Hilborn-injected engine. (see post 3)
The throttle cable (or hydraulic linkage) is connected to the injector butterflies, and also to the injection barrel-valve. The barrel-valve has to open at the same rate as the butterflies.
I don't know what kind of search you did, but google images has EVERYTHING you could possibly need to know. Try searching "blown hemi model cars", "blown hemi plumbing", "blown gasser plumbing" for starters.
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Thanks for the info, I think the problem is I'm not entirely sure what I'm looking at lol. I'm not mechanically sound when it comes to this stuff but I'm getting the general idea.
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Upper Valley man Found Dead after Crashing Into a Canal
Saturday, August 11, 2012 - 9:00am
PHARR - Man found dead after police found his vehicle crashed in a canal in Pharr.
Police were called out to the canal bank Thursday morning between Sioux Road and El Dora.
They found thirty four year old San Juan resident, Manuel Vasquez in his Dodge truck.
Police say Vasquez was the only person inside, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact Pharr Crimestoppers at 787-8477
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Sunday, May 4 2014
Greasy Luck! The Whaling World of the Charles W. Morgan
In celebration of the relaunching of the last surviving wooden whaleship, Lyman Allyn presents Greasy Luck! The Whaling World of the Charles W. Morgan.
The exhibition, which runs from September 21 through June 8, 2014, will look at how whaling—its myths and reality, risk and reward—left its mark on Connecticut and American identity.
In the 1800s, friends and family gathered on the docks to wish "greasy luck" for a successful voyage to departing whaleships.
To most people, whales were mysterious creatures. Yet whaling was big business.
The thousands of barrels of oil the whalers brought home made ports like New London and Mystic some of the wealthiest places in the young nation, supporting a wide array of dockside occupations.
A Journey for the Soul: The Music of Fauré and Whitacre
Chorus Angelicus & Gaudeamus joins the combined choirs of St. Patrick-St. Anthony Church of Hartford, and Dr. Ezequiel Menéndez, organist and Director of Music at the Cathedral of St. Joseph, to bring to life one of the most cherished of choral masterpieces: the intimate, peaceful and loving Requiem by French composer Gabriel Fauré, and, magnificent choral works by the internationally acclaimed American composer Eric Whitacre.
Fauré's beloved Requiem, a lullaby of eternal rest and an expression of resigned thanksgiving, features organ, mixed chorus and two soloists.
Portions of Defying Gravity, which Chorus Angelicus recently performed under the direction of Eric Whitacre and Stephan Schwartz at Lincoln Center, will be showcased. Gabriel Löfvall, director.
May 4th at 4PM
Lisa Williams
New Haven, Conn. – Join internationally renowned medium and clairvoyant Lisa Williams as she shares her unique and miraculous ability to communicate with those who have passed on and delivers messages from the "other side" at Southern Connecticut State University's Lyman Center on May 4 at 7:00 p.m.
Williams is a psychic medium, healer, and star of the Lifetime TV hit shows, "Life Among the Dead," "Voices from the Other Side," and "Lisa Williams Live." Williams is also the author of Life Among the Dead and The Survival of the Soul, and has appeared on a variety of television shows such as "Oprah," "Good Morning America," and "The Today Show." Last year, she launched the Lisa Williams International School of Spiritual Development in Los Angeles where she helps students with her personal, hands-on method of teaching. A second school is due to open later this year.
In addition, Williams hosts her own weekly radio show on blogtalkradio.com, and consistently posts about her life and spiritual philosophies on her interactive website. She also offers workshops and courses in developing psychic ability, intuition and meditation, and is currently writing a new book about soul mates.
Performing live readings for audience members throughout the show, Williams will share her knowledge of connecting with Spirit, and understanding messages from our loved ones to help give closure and aid in the healing process.
Seating is reserved, and tickets to see Williams are $60 for VIP Meet and Greet, $40 for Main Section seating, and range from $20-$30 in the Upper Section seating. For more information, call Lyman Center box office at (203) 392-6154 or visit www.lyman.southernct.edu and www.lisawilliams.com. Purchase of a ticket does not guarantee a reading.
Damn Yankees – The Red Sox Version
Batter up! Just in time for baseball season comes the muscular musical comedy about a Red Sox super-fan who is transformed into a star slugger after he makes a deal with the devil — and his sexy associate, Lola. Goodspeed re-imagines a Broadway classic that swings for the fences, no matter which team you root for. In the game of love and baseball, you gotta have "Heart" — but watch out for "Whatever Lola Wants."
April 11-June 21, 2014
Wed/Thurs 2:00 & 7:30, Fri 8:00, Sat 3:00 & 8:00, Sunday 2:00 & 6:30
Worlds of Dance Concert
Introduction to Dance and beginning dance students perform works of various styles including Bharata Natyam (South Indian classical dance), jazz, and hip hop
Senior Recital-Adam Johnson
A senior music recital by Adam Johnson, "Welcome to Beckham Hall (or So Long and Thanks for All the Books)."
Korean Traditional Music Concert
The Wesleyan Korean Drumming Ensemble, under the direction of Chunseung Lee, performs a dynamic mixture of the traditional percussion music of Korea, including the complex and extravagant rhythms of Moon Gut, Samdo Sulchangoo, Samdo Samulnori, and Daechwita, a traditional Korean marching-band style that was part of the guarding parade for the kings and queens of Korean dynasties.
Bobby Valentine discusses Baseball at the Trumbull Library
Join us for Bobby's colorful impressions, opinions, and memories from all of baseball: high school, college and professional; managerial and media! Drop in.
For more information about Trumbull 's One Book One Town book selection and event schedule visit here.
Eastern Connecticut Symphony & Chorus Concert
The Eastern Connecticut Symphony Orchestra concludes the 2013-2014 concert series on Saturday,
May 3, 2014 at 8 PM at the Garde Arts Center in New London. ECSO Music Director, Toshiyuki Shimada
conducts a program which involves the participation of the Eastern Connecticut Symphony Chorus of 80
singers and 90 musicians. Featured are Mozart's Divertimento in D Major, Vaughn Williams Serenade to
Music conducted by Mark Singleton, ECSO Choral Director, Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms and the
incomparable Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. Mark Singleton will present the pre-concert chat. Members of the
audience are invited to a free post-concert reception.
Tickets to this concert sponsored by Olde Mistick Village and CCR Wealth Management are available on line
at www.gardearts.org or through the ECSO office at 860-443-2876. Discounts are available for seniors, students,
and active military personnel in selected seating areas. Students can purchase $12 rush tickets at the door. For
information about the 2014-2015 season, access the website at www.ectsymphony.com.
Legally Blonde The Musical
Book by Heather Hach Music and Lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin Based on the Novel by Amanda Brown and the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Motion Picture Main Stage Series
Harriet S. Jorgensen Theatre
OMIGOD, You Guys! The international award-winning hit Legally Blonde The Musical is coming to Connecticut Repertory Theatre. College sweetheart and homecoming queen Elle Woods can handle anything. So when her boyfriend, Warner, dumps her for someone "serious" she decides to follow him to Harvard Law School and win him back. Case closed. With some help from newfound friends and her Chihuahua Bruiser, Elle proves that being true to yourself never goes out of style. This all singing, all dancing romantic comedy is about knowing who you are and celebrating what you've got! Legally Blonde The Musical, based on the hit film starring Reese Witherspoon, will be directed and choreographed by Gerry McIntyre, winner of the 2013 Connecticut Critics Circle Award for Best Choreography for CRT's production of Hairspray. Legally Blonde The Musical is the most fabulous musical around. The verdict? This much fun shouldn't be legal!
ThursdayApril 24, 7:30 pm - Preview
FridayApril 25, 8:00 pm - Opening Night
SaturdayApril 26, 2:00 pm
SaturdayApril 26, 8:00 pm
WednesdayApril 30, 7:30 pm
ThursdayMay 1, 7:30 pm
FridayMay 2, 8:00 pm
SaturdayMay 3, 8:00 pm
SundayMay 4, 2:00 pm
OIL + WATER Group Show
Kehler Liddell Gallery is pleased to present its spring group show, OIL + WATER, from Thursday, April 24 through Sunday, May 25, with an Opening Reception on Friday, May 9 from 6pm - 9pm, and several events coordinated with Westville's 17th annual ArtWalk on May 10: Art Yard Tag Sale, Children's Event: Oil and Water Painting. The show will feature work by all 25 Kehler Liddell Gallery member artists. This unique collaboration of the Gallery's painters, photographers, sculptors, and installation artists presents diverse interpretations of these icons of opposites—oil and water. The Gallery is located at 873 Whalley Avenue in New Haven, Connecticut. Gallery hours are Thursday through Friday from 11:00am - 4:00pm: Saturday and Sunday from 10:00am - 4:00pm. For more information, visit our website, www.kehlerliddell.com, or call 203.389.9555.
Embodiment: A Movement Workshop
Movement and Contact Improv for Academics and Creatives
Special Guest Instructors: Chloe Faith Urban and Irene Shaver
Westville's Kehler Liddell Gallery presents "Embodiment: A Movement Workshop," with special guest instructors Chloe Faith Urban and Irene Shaver, on Saturday and Sunday, May 3- 4, from 9am to 3pm. In this two-day intensive workshop, participants will explore movement and creative play to enhance overall health and well-being. The workshop costs $125, with registration at firstname.lastname@example.com. Need-based scholarships may be available.
Art & Craft Fair
Eastern Connecticut Ballet will be hosting a fun-filled weekend complete with an impressive TAG SALE on Saturday, May 3 and an Art & Craft Fair on Sunday, May 4, featuring 35 Artisans! Admission is FREE and both days include Kids' activities, a Basket Raffle and Food Concession. Both the Tag Sale on the 3rd and the Craft Fair on the 4th are from 10-4 pm. As a non-profit ballet school, ECB relies on fundraising efforts to support scholarship and performance programs. The school is located at 435 Boston Post Road, East Lyme.
Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum to Launch Young Writers' Competition in Area Schools
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is launching a Young Writers' Competition among students from area schools to encourage creative thinking and writing and introduce mid-to-late 19th century history and the arts to tomorrow's museum audiences.
Steve Berry, New York Times best selling author (#1 internationally) and his wife Elizabeth are the creators of the History Matters foundation dedicated to historic preservation. Berry will work with LMMM's educators and judge the finalists in a contest that will culminate in the awards presentation at the Museum's Opening Night Gala on October 18, 2014, with cash and other prizes.
"This is a great way to introduce students to this magnificent National Historic Landmark," said Patsy Brescia, LMMM Chairman of the Board of Trustees. "A writing competition is a creative and educational way for students to explore the Museum's great history and architecture, while honing their writing skills."
LMMM Educators dressed in period costume will meet with teachers and students in the classrooms, and introduce the Mansion in a PowerPoint presentation followed by a visit to the museum, where students can draw ideas and inspiration for their story.
Trustee Haroldo Williams, chair of the Education Committee said, "I am a firm believer that this kind of experiential learning can be a great way to understand history and appreciate the arts in a deeper and more meaningful way."
Competition requirements include a mystery story with the Mansion as the backdrop, taking place between 1868 and 1900, which needs to be between 500-800 words for third grade students and 2,500 words or less for eighth graders. The Museum will also explore the possibility of adapting the award winning stories into a performance feature at the museum in the near future.
"I am truly grateful to Steve Berry for lending his enormous talent to help us launch the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum's first writing competition in our schools," said Executive Director Susan Gilgore. "I hope this is the beginning of a new and exciting educational program for students at the Mansion." For more information on the competition and the Education Program please visit our website at www.lockwoodmathewsmansion.com or call Joy Romeo, LMMM Volunteer Coordinator at (203) 838-9799, ext. 119 or email email@example.com. Limited availability based on a first come, first serve basis.
The Museum's 2014 cultural and educational programs are made possible in part by generous funding from LMMM's Founding Patrons: The Estate of Cynthia Clark Brown; The Museum's Distinguished Benefactors: Klaff's, The Xerox Foundation, and The Maurice Goodman Foundation; LMMM Sustainers: Spinnaker Real Estate Partners. Gala and Young Writer's Competition Sponsors: M.F. DiScala & Co. The Museum's Education Program is made possible in part by the Fairfield County Community Foundation.
The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is a National Historic Landmark. For More information on schedules and programs please visit www.lockwoodmathewsmansion.com, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or call (203) 838-9799.
(March 27, 2014)--- The City of Hartford's Marketing, Events, & Cultural Affairs Division (MECA) in the Department of Development Services announces "To Remember & Understand" art exhibition dedicated to all the immigrants that traveled from Italy to Hartford and throughout Connecticut. The exhibition designed to recount and share stories of the migration from Southern Italy to Hartford, through a photo and memorabilia exhibit. The exhibition examines the past as it is woven into present day Hartford and its future.
The exhibition takes place at the City of Hartford managed Pump House Gallery (Bushnell Park) located 60 Elm Street, Hartford, CT. A free and open to the public opening reception for the exhibit will take place on Wednesday, April 23, 2014, from 5:00pm – 7:00pm with refreshments and live entertainment featuring a musical performance by Bruno Cerati Band. The exhibition will run through June 13, 2014, Gallery Hours are Monday – Thursday, 11:00am – 2:00pm
The exhibition is made possible through the collaboration of the City of Hartford, MECA, Casa Emigranti Italiani, Museo del Tessuto e Casa Dell'Emigrante of Canicattini Bagni and Il Museo della Civilta' Contadina Iblea of Floridia in Italy.
Pump House Gallery Exhibition: "To Remember & Understand"
Contact Information:
· Curator, City of Hartford, MECA
Andres Chaparro, 860-757-4895, firstname.lastname@example.com
· Organizer, Casa Emigranti Italiani
Paul Pirrotta, 860-559-7137, firstname.lastname@example.com
Con Brio Spring Concert
Con Brio Choral Society, the area's all-auditioned chorus, will present its spring concert on Sunday, May 4, 2014, at 4:00 pm at Christ the King Church in Old Lyme. Con Brio is directed by Dr. Stephen Bruce, assisted by Associate Director Susan Saltus, and this concert will feature soloists Patricia Schuman, Clea Huston. John Broderick and John Dominick III together with the Con Brio Festival Orchestra.
The featured work will be Mozart's splendid Vesperae solennes de Dominica, a piece commissioned in 1779 by the Archbishop of Salzburg for use in Sunday Vespers. Only twenty four at the time, and just beginning his musical career, Mozart wrote some of his most memorable compositions in Salzburg. Proud of this work, Mozart asked his father to show it to a later patron. Though the title sounds formal, even forbidding, this piece has been called a "most delicious of Mozartean feasts, " "one of the sunniest and most highly-concentrated of Mozart's Salzburg choral works and one of this composer's most spectacular soprano concert arias." The piece is in six movements, five of them settings of the daily psalms. Throughout, Mozart suits his music to the varying temperaments of the psalm texts. The traditional "Magnificat" brings the work to a life-affirming close. Those who attended Con Brio's Christmas Concert have already had a chance to hear this magnificent last movement. Throughout, the chorus interweaves with the solo quartet. Patricia Schuman, the distinguished and widely known soprano, will be the principal soloist.
The second half of the concert includes selections the chorus will offer in its upcoming concert tour to France and Spain, as well as diverse secular and sacred pieces. As always, the audience will have its chance to participate.
An eight part antiphonal motet by the nineteenth century composer Josef Rheinberger, "Kyrie," will be sung surrounding the beautiful space of Christ the King Church. Three diverse French pieces include a light country song, "La fanfare du printemps," that the chorus acquired from a chorus in Sicily on an earlier tour; a beautiful setting of one of Rilke's poems, "Dirait-on," one of the best- selling choral octavos of the late-twentieth century by Morten Lauridsen (part of his Rilke song cycle, "Les Chansons des Roses"); and a delightful tongue-twister, "Ton thé a t'il ôté ta tou?" ("Your tea, has it taken away your cough?").
Other pieces include a rousing ten-part arrangement of the folk song Cindy, a lovely arrangement of Robert Burns' poem, "A Red, Red Rose," Bartolucci's "Jubilate Deo" (also learned from a chorus on tour in Italy), Palestrina's "Exultate Deo," and "Ride the Chariot" a spiritual featuring Patricia Schuman.
The concert will conclude with a stunning gospel song, "Praise His Holy Name" and the audience singing along in John Rutter's joyful arrangement of "When the Saints Go Marching In."
Tickets ($30, $15 student) may be purchased on line at www.conbrio.org, from any Con Brio member, or by calling 860 526 5399.
Christ the King Church, 1 McCurdy Lane, Old Lyme, Connecticut.
Interpreting Old Bones: Art and Science Give New Meaning to Remains Found on New Haven Green
The New Haven Museum offers an exhibition pairing powerful interpretive art created by seven well-known Connecticut artists with scientific analysis by noted bioarchaeologists in "Nothing is Set in Stone: The Lincoln Oak and the New Haven Green," an informative and revelatory tribute to the historic Lincoln Oak on the New Haven Green. In October 2012, winds from Hurricane Sandy toppled the mighty oak—planted in 1909 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's birth—revealing human skeletal remains in the tree's exposed roots and creating an enigmatic story that captured the imagination of the entire country. The exhibition runs through November 2, 2014.
For the artistic portion of "Nothing is Set in Stone: The Lincoln Oak and the New Haven Green," area artists were invited to use branches, limbs, or pieces of the trunk of the Lincoln Oak to interpret the history of the tree and the discovery of the skeletal remains beneath it. The exhibit includes two works by noted Hamden sculptor, Susan Clinard, who says of her Lincoln Oak sculpture, Of the Same Branch; Portraits of the Civil War, 2014:
The other artists included in the exhibition are Lani Asuncion, Erich Davis, Michael Quirk, Jeff Slomba, Rachael A. Vaters-Carr and Alison Walsh. The collected works include mixed-media sculpture and video.
The scientific component of the exhibition consists of the results of the on-going archaeological analysis of human remains recovered from the site. Photo panels describe the remains—including bones, teeth, hair and tissue—and how they were used to determine the gender and approximate ages of those whose remains were unearthed in October, 2012, and offer hypotheses on health and disease issues of the interred. The contents of two time capsules found at the site of the fallen Lincoln Oak are also on display. The research shared in the "Nothing is Set in Stone" exhibition was conducted by G. P Aronsen, K. A. Williamson, and Y. Tonoike (Yale University); N. I. Bellantoni (UConn); G. Conlogue & N. Pelletier (Quinnipiac University); J. Krigbaum (U. Florida); and L. Fehren-Schmitz (UCSC). Historical research was provided by J. Schiff (Yale University) J. Bischoff-Wurstle, and J. Campbell (New Haven Museum).
"It's exciting to innovate new ways of interpreting New Haven history," says New Haven Museum Director of Photo Archives Jason Bischoff-Wurstle, who coordinated the exhibition. "Thanks to the vision of those who contributed, this exhibition uses unconventional elements to document one of the city's most colorful historic chapters."
The New Haven Green was used as a burying ground throughout Colonial times and until 1812. The Lincoln Oak was planted in 1909 by local members of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) —an organization of Civil War veterans--in honor of President Abraham Lincoln. In 2012, the uprooted tree revealed several surprises including two time capsules buried in 1909 by members of the GAR, and the remains of several 18th-century residents of New Haven.
"One hundred fifty years later, President Lincoln and the Civil War continue to fascinate us," says New Haven Museum Executive Director Margaret Anne Tockarshewsky. "We expect that the public may have a strong response to both the artists' interpretations and the findings of the scientists who continue to examine the remains found beneath the Lincoln Oak."
The New Haven Museum was gifted with the contents of the time capsules uprooted by the Lincoln Oak by The Committee of the Proprietors of the Common and Undivided Lands of New Haven, and a sampling of the artifacts is on display at the Museum.
The research was supported by The Committee of the Proprietors of the Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven; Yale University, Department of Anthropology; and Connecticut State Museum of Natural History and Archaeology Center, University of Connecticut.
"Nothing is Set in Stone" follows a panel discussion at the New Haven Museum on October 31, 2013, which revealed the initial findings of the team of scientists charged with investigating the human remains and time capsules discovered on the Green. The panel is expected to reconvene and present concluding details of the team's research in late October, 2014, coinciding with the two-year anniversary of the toppling of the Lincoln Oak.
American Made
The Connecticut Chamber Choir presents "American Made," Recent works by American composers plus a few old favorites, featuring guest artist, Christopher Judd, baritone, and the New England premiere of "The Tempest," by composer Elizabeth Lim on Sunday, May 4th at 4:00 p.m.
Road Trip: Connecticut Women's Chorus presents spring concert of travel and adventure
Sometimes, a girl just has to get out of town…. Join the women of Another Octave as we cruise Route 66, take in the sights of Manhattan, hop a railroad or two, smell the salt air of Cape Cod, and walk the streets of Memphis. The music is an adventurous mix of old favorites and the unexpected — and you can't beat the price of the fare!
Sunday, May 4th, 4:00pm at Unity Of Greater Hartford
Road Trip: Connecticut Women's Chorus presents spring concert of travel and adventure
Sometimes, a girl just has to get out of town…. Join the women of Another Octave as we cruise Route 66, take in the sights of Manhattan, hop a railroad or two, smell the salt air of Cape Cod, and walk the streets of Memphis. The music is an adventurous mix of old favorites and the unexpected — and you can't beat the price of the fare!
Sunday, May 4, 2014 at 4:00pm
The Ten: A NYC Cappella Singing Group
A Musical Spring Break: The Ten (Don't Bother Counting!)
On Sunday May 4th at 4pm Saint Luke's will welcome "The Ten", a semi-professional a cappella group of gentlemen from multiple generations that perform contemporary, spiritual, traditional and secular music. Donations at the door will benefit the Saint Luke's Friends of Music and a reception will follow in the Walker Undercroft/Choir Room
The twenty men who make up The Ten have their roots in the one hundred twenty-five voice University Glee Club of New York City (UGC), which was founded over one hundred years ago to preserve the tradition of male glee club singing. They live and work in the
The Ten was formed in 1979, when three quartets, that had been winning the UGC's annual quartet contest, banded together to expand their musical repertoire. Those three quartets had a total of ten men, two singing in more than one quartet. Hence the name, which has stuck even though the group has subsequently doubled in size!
The Ten has sung extensively for the benefit of professional, social and religious organizations up and down the East Coast and has performed several times in
The repertoire includes a variety of sacred and secular songs, spirituals and arrangements of popular songs, some of which have been made by members of The Ten (including Saint Luke's own John Ong). While a cappella four and six-part harmony predominates, it is not unusual for the group to sing an occasional piece accompanied on piano or guitar.
The men of The Ten represent a dozen different colleges, and are alumni of such a cappella groups as Yale's Whiffenpoofs and Spizzwinks, Princeton's Nassoons, Brown's Jabberwocks and the
More information can be found at www.thetenofnyc.com A Musical Spring Break: The Ten (Don't Bother Counting!) On Sunday May 4th at 4pm Saint Luke's will welcome "The Ten", a semi-professional a cappella group of gentlemen from multiple generations that perform contemporary, spiritual, traditional and secular music. Donations at the door will benefit the Saint Luke's Friends of Music and a reception will follow in the Walker Undercroft/Choir Room The twenty men who make up The Ten have their roots in the one hundred twenty-five voice University Glee Club of New York City (UGC), which was founded over one hundred years ago to preserve the tradition of male glee club singing. They live and work in the New York metropolitan area. The Ten was formed in 1979, when three quartets, that had been winning the UGC's annual quartet contest, banded together to expand their musical repertoire. Those three quartets had a total of ten men, two singing in more than one quartet. Hence the name, which has stuck even though the group has subsequently doubled in size! The Ten has sung extensively for the benefit of professional, social and religious organizations up and down the East Coast and has performed several times in Bermuda. The repertoire includes a variety of sacred and secular songs, spirituals and arrangements of popular songs, some of which have been made by members of The Ten (including Saint Luke's own John Ong). While a cappella four and six-part harmony predominates, it is not unusual for the group to sing an occasional piece accompanied on piano or guitar. The men of The Ten represent a dozen different colleges, and are alumni of such a cappella groups as Yale's Whiffenpoofs and Spizzwinks, Princeton's Nassoons, Brown's Jabberwocks and the Hamilton's Buffers. More information can be found at www.thetenofnyc.com ">www.thetenofnyc.com
Spring Osprey/Eagle Cruises on RiverQuest
11:30am & 4:30pm - Cruise quietly from RiverQuest's home berth at Eagle Landing State Park in Haddam to search for our returning ospreys and resident Bald Eagles. Along the edge of the Connecticut River there are two Bald Eagle's nests where we hope to find evidence of hatched eaglets. There are also numerous osprey nests. Some of the ospreys are already nesting on platforms and navigational day markers; some are just returning from their southern wintering grounds. We will educate all on the eagle, osprey and any other birds/wildlife and other points of interest, including Gillette Castle, we may see on our journey. Cost is $40 per person.


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I have been spending some time in the Wiki recently cleaning up a lot of tags, mostly emergency= and vending=. The one thing I noticed over and over again was that the lack of a initial tag page often causes problems that could have been easily avoided (Translation errors, different understandings how to use a tag or even definitions on different wiki pages). It also allows you to link to similar tags (or be liked to), proposals, wikiepdia pages etc. which helps a lot.
Creating a new page
There are a lot of different ways, the easiest is probably that you just klick on a tag red link. Another option is to open a similar tag and just change the URL or just replace it here http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:KEY=VALUE and hit enter.
Always use the Template
- http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Template:ValueDescription (k=v)
- http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Template:KeyDescription (k)
99.99% of the time you need the first one. Just copy the whole first column from the grey table into the empty wiki page you created. Now you should at least always add key= & value= One of the main benefits of the template is that it includes the language bar. It's also from where taginfo gets its description.
DO NOT DELETE ANY LINES YOU LEFT EMPTY! It does not have any negative impact. There is nothing more annoying than wanting to improve a page later and you have to go to the template and find the parameter.
Add images, especially in the template. Especially with all the translation errors this can go a long way.
Upload file: http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Special:Upload
But you can also link to any file from wiki commons (commons.wikimedia.org). Best way to find images is with google:
Found nothing? You can always look on Flicker or other websites for images licensed under CC. There is also a Uploader for Wiki Commons which checks the license and creates the attribution for you.
Comment from jgpacker on 11 July 2014 at 20:27
I also think it would be great if people from countries that made imports from government data could document some of these external database tags. At the very least I think this would be helpful to beginners of these countries.
As an example of this, I recently documented the key IBGE:GEOCODIGO, present on Brazil. As can be seen on the wiki page, I simply documented it in portuguese (brazil's official language), and created an page in english with only the following templates {{KeyDescription}}
(giving a bare bones description of the tag) and {{Translate from Portuguese}}
(indicating the content of this page can be seen in the portuguese version of this page).
I believe this can make the job a lot easier, since people don't really need to translate the page to english, after all the main readers would be from that country, and others could easily use some site to automatically translate that page.
Comment from AndiG88 on 11 July 2014 at 21:42
Imports really make me rage every time I look at this page:
Just document it. You just put more than 10k objects into the database, now you can at least take a few minutes to create a Wiki page about it. And if you just create some redirects to the import or key page and write a short description in English.
Frequently used keys without wiki page is such a great resource to find important undocumented tags, but all the imports make it really hard to find the tags, which are actually being used by the community.
Comment from NZGraham on 14 July 2014 at 09:09
As a relatively new contributor to OSM I didn't realise that this was another step in the mapping exercise. I often think that there could be a more specific tag for something - especially for various types of shops/businesses. I've just created a page for tag 'shop=business_machines' here http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:shop%3D_business_machines This was my first attempt at creating/editing a wiki page. I created it by opening a similar tag and changing the URL to 'shop=business_machines' (including the underscore) and then opening that URL and entering the details by using the first template which you mentioned. I'm concerned that the underscore doesn't appear in the 'title' part of my new page. How do I correct it please? Any other comments about my page please? I'm keen to learn! Graham
Comment from jgpacker on 14 July 2014 at 11:54
NZGraham, the underscore didn't appear because there was a stray space character after the equals sign on the title of the page. I fixed it just now, so it should be working (I also made some quick changes on the wiki page).
Usually the values of the shop key don't need to be documented, though I don't think it's bad to document them either.


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Mar 09
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Emma_Sassy says:
so i went out wid this boy thats 2 yrs older than me, about a year ago and everyone at skl commented on how we were the cutest couple, we were always there for eachother and we always had a luagh and wen it was just me and him well the moments were special. things started 2 go wrong.. he cheated on me, we went out on/off for 3 months, there was a time we were just mates and then he just liked me 2 kiss and that, saying i was fit! soo now we're kind of back on, he says he loves me and wants me! i went 2 meet him about an hour ago but before he arrived i just chickened out and legged it, i ran 2 my horses stable and just cuddled up 2 him and cried! i love this boy and he makes me feel special but its just something about him that makes me fink im not good enough 4 him. my m8s say 2 4get him coz hes always messing me about and i do want 2 get over him but i dont!
sorry just had 2 get if off my chest, didnt have anyone else 2 talk 2!
any help would b great as i really dont no wot 2 do! i dont no wether 2 get rid of him or what!
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Oct 08
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Ilovejumping97 says:
I'm just gonna say this straight, I've had this before...too many times. I'd just forget him shug, he isn't really worth it, and if he's stressing you out, putting pressure on you etc FORGET HIM before you do what I did. I just completely lost myself, I was crying and I couldn't stop. I cried myself to sleep! Sounds like he's a total prat, just leave him and ignore him. He's obviously running to you when all his 'other' girlfriends don't want him anymore, just so he can say he has a girlfriend.
But that is just what I think and my opinion, it really is up to you what you do, but yeah I have been there, and when it all ends it hurts.
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Sep 08
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Divasmum says:
The cheating so and so. You are too good for him not the other way around. Ditch him and find someone who deserves you.
Nov 08
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Louise198989 says:
Ok if i ever knew a guy had cheated on me i would NEVER return to him!!! He sounds like my ex, a commitment phobe, not knowing what he wants one minute then running to your side the next-see my post on broken up with bf. Don't put yourself in the place where I am now, get out while u have the sense. x
heyy dw im on over him! he told me 2 choose between him and my horse, Gilby! well obviously Gilby won! because no matter what hes always there and i no hes not gonna cheat on me! well ok mayb with the mare in his field but thts a differnet kind of love! lol x
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Yeah I would get rid of him hunny, ive been there and done lol. I went out with a guy for 5years and he cheated on me and messed me round for 4 of them, I wish I had the guts to chuck him back then but I thought id never fine another bloke!!!! Well I had great time being single for months totally forgot about men, well part from the odd one chasing me and I tell you I didnt have keep them chasing lol but it was nice. Finelly meet my now boyfriend and we just spent lots of time getting to know each other but he is a dream come true for me, we enjoy the same things and we have such a good laugh, so please get rid you'll find someone else better when you least expect it!!!! xxxx
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x-pony-sweetie-x says:
Good, I'd dump him. Especcially if he made me choose between him and my horse- horses will always be more important to me and if a boy can't see that he isn't worth it. You deserve so much better than someone who will cheat on you. x
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It's not an iPhone exclusive, but Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light is the first game with the famous heroine to hit the App Store. Fans excited for a third person adventure like the original Tomb Raider games will be disappointed in finding that this iteration of Lara is a dual stick shooter, but don't fret, Guardian of LIght has a good history. The game from which it was ported (same title) has received almost unanimous acclaim from PSN and XBox Live reviewers, and is coming to the iPhone as an almost exact clone. These are good things.
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