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Energies 2013, 6(8), 3901-3921; doi:10.3390/en6083901
Use of LCA as a Tool for Building Ecodesign. A Case Study of a Low Energy Building in Spain
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October 17, 2006
Kinda slow, but funny. Well done job by Peters and Patinkin.
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July 5, 2008
The 3 stars is just because of the brilliant music. Other than that, this is a disgrace. Maybe I've been spoiled by seeing the beyond amazing revival with Jenna Russell and Daniel Evans {who are both thousands and thousands times better than Miss Peters and Mr. Patinkin, in both terms of acting AND singing} Plus, the costuming in this is horrendous! TWEED? Oh-k then. *shudders*
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June 15, 2006
Not my favorite Sondheim musical. But average Sondheim is still a good deal better than much of anything else.
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August 26, 2011
Not one of my favorite Sondheim musicals. The music was great as always, but the story was a bit confusing.
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May 4, 2011
The best musical ever written. Sondheim's music sweeps the floor out from under you one minute, and drenches your face in tears the next. A timeless story, and a breathtaking theatrical adventure. Genius.
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A couple of years ago, we talked some about how hard it is sometimes for Sondheim fans. He's probably one of the best-known creators in the history of musical theatre, for what that's worth, but at the same time, we are doomed, in a way, to disappointment. This came to Seattle, last year, one of three stops the tour was doing in the entire country. (Why Seattle? Your guess is as good as mine.) I desperately, desperately wanted to go. However, the cheap seats started at forty dollars, which I couldn't really afford, and I'd really want two, because I wouldn't want to go alone--it's not as much fun, for starters--and I would have had to have gotten there and back, and what with one thing and another, it didn't happen. I'm told the movie of [i]A Little Night Music[/i], one of the two I've seen live, is dreadful. And we are never, ever getting a movie version of [i]Assassins[/i]. I know I said that about [i]Sweeney Todd[/i], years ago, but that's a normal movie compared to what [i]Assassins[/i] would be. And this is an episode of [i]American Playhouse[/i] anyway--and they didn't even do that for [i]Assassins[/i] when it was on Broadway and starred Neil Patrick Harris. Dot (Bernadette Peters) is the model for and lover of painter Georges Seurat, who invented what is generally referred to as pointillism but which he considered Neo-impressionism. It makes Dot's name a not-very-subtle pun, you see. Anyway, every Sunday, he and Dot go out to La Grande Jatte, an island in the river half an hour from the city, which is a park where people go on Sunday to get away from their daily lives. Georges paints the various regulars, including his "dotty mother" (Barbara Bryne), who doesn't recognize him half the time, and her nurse (Judith Moore); fellow painter Jules (Charles Kimbrough) and his wife, Yvonne (Dana Ivey), and daughter, Louise (Natalie Polizzi); a surly boatman (William Parry) and his dog; Celeste (Melanie Vaughan), Celeste (Mary D'Arcy), a solider (Robert Westenberg), and his companion (a large cardboard cutout); servants Freida (Nancy Opel) and Franz (Brent Spiner); and Louis (Cris Groenendaal) the baker. And one by one, they are painted onto that giant canvas. Act II features George (Patinkin) and his grandmother, Marie (Peters), who claims to be Georges' daughter by Dot. And George goes back to Paris to connect. I think I saw this painting once, many years ago. I know I have seen some Seurat, and I know my experience with it sadly parallels the original exhibition of the painting. It was 1984, and a tour of Impressionist paintings did a stop in Los Angeles--which makes sense, especially given it was very close to the Olympics. My mother is a member of half the museums in LA, so we went, my mother seeming to be of the opinion that you should experience as much art as possible when you have the chance. I would not turn eight until later that year, and while I think I was tall for my age, a tall eight-year-old is still generally shorter than even a short adult. In practical terms, this meant that I wasn't able to stand far enough away from the painting to get a good look without an adult standing in front of me. It was also rather dim in there, which is intended to keep the colours from fading and the paintings otherwise getting damaged, I know, but you do need a certain amount of light to get the right effect, and I didn't. All of which makes the painting the only reason I have any interest in going to Chicago. We do not, the musical tells us at the beginning, know much about the life of Georges Seurat, but we know that this isn't it. He did have a commonlaw wife, but she was still with him when he died. They had two sons, neither of whom survived. One rather suspects their life would be difficult to hang a musical off of, and it would be impossible to do the second act, given the line is extinct. And, of course, all the other characters have sprung from the brow of Zeus, as it were; heck, there is that soldier played by a giant cardboard cutout (well, probably something sturdier), which is definitely Sondheim amusing himself. In the second act, Blair Daniels (Barbara Bryne) talks about the mysterious rectangular object in the painting, which is apparently said to be a baby carriage, but the point is more than we know so little about the man that it almost is a guess. For some reason, this painting attracts notice--see also Cameron staring at it during the pause in the hilarity of [i]Ferris Beuller's Day Off[/i]--and if you have to invent the painter to make the story, well, that's art. I think Sondheim gets a bad rap in certain circles because his tunes aren't hummable. This is, of course, generally true, though I'll find the melodies haunting my brain for days sometimes. However, what is more likely to get stuck in my head is the lyrics. They are witty and clever and full of improbable rhymes and rhyme schemes. Leonard Bernstein believed this to be a deeply personal statement on Sondheim's part, and it is certainly true that it says a great deal about art and the drive to create it. What it says about Sondheim's relationship with women is perhaps best left unexplored, though I think it worth noting that both Georges and George which their relationships could be other than they are. George hurts Dot a great deal, more than he may realize, but he does it because he thinks hurting her in that way is better than continuing to hurt her in the way he has been. It is best, in the end, that she leaves him. Probably. |
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[color=lemonchiffon] I checked out "Sunday in the Park with George" from the good ol' community library this weekend. For those who might not know, this isn't some independent movie, but rather a movie of a taped Broadway play. A good play, little on the different side, but a bad taping. However, as an actor I feel that every taping of live theatre is bad. Far cry from seeing any theatre in person. [/color] [color=#fffacd] Anyway, like every UW-Stout Intro to Theatre student, I had seen clips of the show (which I think were probably the best parts). Plus, I hadn't heard of any community or touring theatre group putting this one on, so I decided that I'd better try and see it on tape. Here's how I broke it down.[/color] [color=#fffacd][/color] [color=#fffacd]Music--Rocked[/color] [color=#fffacd]Bernadette Peters--Rocked[/color] [color=#fffacd]Mand Patinkin--Rocked[/color] [color=#fffacd]Set--Incredibly creative and simple[/color] [color=#fffacd][/color] [color=#fffacd] There's no doubt Stephen Sondheim kicks arse as a musical writer, but in comparison to some of his other work, I wouldn't say this play is his best. A great tribute to the toil of those in artistic professions. Couple of solid songs. However, I would be afraid to see any community theatre try to tackle it, too different from typical musicals.[/color] [color=lemonchiffon] On a side note. Who knew libraries had movies, right? I had heard the rumor, but never believed it till I saw it with my own eyes. It seems my library has foolishly fallen for the "Why read the book when you can rent the movie?" motto. Blast the Crookston librarians for being so gullible. Hooray for free rentals of B-level movies!! [/color] [color=lemonchiffon]On to Phase 2: Convice librarians to collect and file nail clippings of citizens for future cloning and population of Bizzaro Crookston.[/color] |


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I had a love/hate relationship with that damn area. Moria to me was fun, but it was just so BORING! I liked seeing the sites depicted in the movies/books and fighting all the enemies, learning more about the lore of everything, but there are just so many quests. There is WAY to many fetch quests, and all the grinding for the rep gear just killed it for me, and after I got out of Moria, I was done. I haven't gone back to Lotro and for the life of me I just can't bring myself back.
Originally posted by Lithuanian I would have to agree, it's a region with those that praise it and those that hate it. Personally I loved Moria. But I love huge dungeon crawls that are dangerous and where you can get lost. One of the reasons I preferred the original old forest. I'm actually leveling an alt as quickly as I can to get TO moria. level 48 so "almost". And I'll take my main in there to finish some things I never finished. Now, having said all this, they just revamped moria according to a friend so perhaps they completely made it palatable to the OP? |
Moria wouldn't be as bad if you could use your horse in there.
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OP, mate, I must agree with you as I also played Beta, (not private beta) got the game and enjoyed the F#$% outta it for a long time. Moria hit and it just seemed like something was missing. I feel your pain my friend.
Moria was my favorite experience in lotro, it was like a whole different world to explore within the game. Sure getting lost got annoying sometimes but at the same time its a great thing that made me more immersed.
One of the worse parts of Moria are the damned goat mounts. That's when LOTRO started to stray away from the Tolkien lore and turn the game into another "generic" fantasy MMO... goats, Runekeepers who fart more lightning than a Sith Lord with diarrhea, Aliens and Predators in the deeper levels... Poor JRR must have facepalmed in his tomb. Playing now: WoW, Landmark, GW2, SotA Got a refund: Archeage. First refund since I started MMOs. Top 3 MMORPGs played: UO, AC1 and WoW Honorable mentions: AO, LotRO and GW2. "The ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent" - Qui-gon Jinn. After many years of reading Internet forums, there's no doubt that neither does the ability to write. |
Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard You know I can forgive the goats. Reason being, it makes more sense to use an animal used to weird and rough terrain inside a mine/underground city. The issue with Moria is that the dwarves coming back to it didn't happen until much later. They should have left it as an evil dungeon crawl and leave it at that. The Aliens and Predators are more about them "thinking too much". Essentially saying "what types of monsters would be in the deepest darkest depths? Well, monsters without the need of light! But we as players can see just fine so it really just doesn't work. It's too science fiction. Runekeepers are of course "way out" but it is what it is unfortunately. My biggest gripe other than the horrible dunland quests can be expressed in this example that happened over the weekend. I took off from Rivendell with the intention of going to Eregion. I wasn't sure the way so I sort of explored in order to find the path. On the path I happened to notice some stairs to the right which led to some hidden practically underground, edifice. It reminded me of being in skyrim when I discovered the secret place of the blades before I knew it was a "place for the blades". I love discovering the lost or undiscovered and in all my years I never knew this place existed. I saw a door, walked up to it, "clicked" only to get a "you are not on the appropriate quest" message. That pretty much defines what I hate about the game and what ruins what could be a great experience. |
Add me to the list. Level 56 toon sitting in Moria. I've tried several times to push my way through and just quit after a few hours. It's just a horrible zone. |
Moria is one of those love it or hate it zones. I hated it on my main because of the dark and the maze and the horrible, unhelpful map. But it was much better on alts because I knew my way around a little better and because by then Turbine had streamlined the zone.
Another of my griefs concerning Moria as designed by Turbine is that it's all too bright. Look at what ArenaNET did with dark places in GW2, where players can have torches to see otherwise it's pitch black. I'm not saying all Moria should have been done like that, but come on, some parts should have been pitch black with the possibility of using torches. The Moria of the Jackson movies is like 1000x better than the Turbine version. EDIT for those who want to skip Moria. Nowadays, you have: pre-50:
Complete everything you can in those places before moving to 50+ areas. post-50: Lothlorien is 56+. If you play smart, you can skip Moria completely except for running through it of course. If you are afraid to be a bit short, alternate questing with skirmishes. Playing now: WoW, Landmark, GW2, SotA Got a refund: Archeage. First refund since I started MMOs. Top 3 MMORPGs played: UO, AC1 and WoW Honorable mentions: AO, LotRO and GW2. "The ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent" - Qui-gon Jinn. After many years of reading Internet forums, there's no doubt that neither does the ability to write. |
Actually with finishing every area you could get to lvl55-56 since years. Now with crafting and festivals giving xp it's even easier, and there's the skirmish option as well. The optimal Moria-skip route is to level 59-60 in Eriador with doing the quests and do some skirmishes on the side, then run through Moria (with grey / green mobs), finishing only the mandatory few quests in there. At 60 you can easily finish Lorien too (after an earlier update the archers at the border won't one-shot you anymore). Originally posted by Jean-Luc_Picard that was awesome :) |
Just returned to LOTRO after some years and I've got my first char to Moria. I must say that I was there when MoM launched, playing through the original mines and it was terrible. Now after the revamp, I am having a blast. Quests are much better organized, navigation was improved, I just generally enjoyed my way until I've hit Waterworks yesterday. Just hate the zone, for no particular reason, but I do. Luckily, I am almost out of there and am looking forward to next zone :)


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Another congressman has pulled his name from J Street's host committee -- Rep. Brian P. Bilbray (R-CA). Bilbray's office called THE WEEKLY STANDARD last night to say they were dropping their support for the event, bringing the total number of congressmen to bail to a dozen even. I've spoken with staffers for most of these members, and all of them had pretty much the same story. They signed up their bosses when they were told the group was "pro-Israel" and that nothing -- not even an appearance -- would be expected of the member himself. As these members found out who the speakers at this conference were, as they found out the positions this group supports (against sanctions on Iran and for engagement with Hamas), they took their names off the list. Last night I went to the annual conference of the National Jewish Democratic Council -- the Democratic equivalent of the Republican Jewish Coalition. I had the chance while I was there to speak with a number of congressmen and leaders of the Jewish left. Some defended J Street. Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY) said that while he was "not going to defend every speaker," he did "think it presents a different position." Of course, he admitted that position was not his own. "I actually support sanctions on Iran," Yarmuth said. Rep. Chellie Pingree (D-ME) was also happy to be on J Street's list. "They've been a supporter of mine," she said, and that's good enough for the congresswoman from Maine. When told that one of the keynote speakers at the event had blamed Israel for the 9/11 attacks, Pingree said "I definitely would look into that--that sounds a little bit harsh to me." You think? And then there was Senator Bob Casey. He's on the J Street list, and yet he has no idea what J Street is. When I asked him whether his serving on the host committee should be construed as an endorsement of either the organization or its positions, he looked like a deer in the headlights. He was not ducking the question, he had just never heard of J Street before. "It's possible that our staff has done something about it that I'm not aware of," Casey said. But when pressed on the actual issues, Casey knew exactly what he was talking about. Casey noted that he is a "cosponsor of one of the leading bills [Lieberman-Bayh-Kyl] moving forward with sanctions," and he said that U.S. divestment in Iran is "critically important." If it's so critically important, why did Casey's staff add his name to the host committee for an organization that opposes sanctions? One Jewish Democratic operative who would speak only on background said "When I saw 160 members, I thought "you're going to lose some of them.'" Of the 145 odd members who remain on the list, the operative said "I don't think it an endorsement of the positions" that J Street has taken. J Street is "still playing Single A ball," he said. "They have a long ways to go." As for the NJDC affair last night, the crowd was small and the press was outnumbered by members of Congress by at least 4 to 1. Steny Hoyer and Al Franken spoke among others, the atmosphere was collegial and friendly. At the J Street event, there could be 15 reporters for every member of Congress who makes an appearance. NJDC may not be a media darling, but their influence was obvious. If this is the measure of an effective Jewish organization, J Street indeed isn't playing in the same league. |


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