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An exponential jump in capacity costs for the 2015-2016 delivery year will significantly increase electricity prices for FirstEnergy Corp.'s Ohio customers. These increases will be so profound that they will drive some commercial and industrial users out of business. Though the implications are enormous, most FirstEnergy-Ohio customers are unaware of these impending costs, and even fewer understand this complex issue.
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havent heard much about that in a while.
Since version 4.2 GCC produces more bloated and bloated code with no improvements in performance.
The compiler itself is getting terribly slow.
It's a perfect example of a software getting more bloated instead of getting leaner and faster.
For example in tests I made with lame, xvid etc, the O2 binaries of 4.4 were faster than the O3 binaries of 4.3 (the O3 versions of 4.4 was even faster).
GCC is getting better and better (in what has to do with performance of course).
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so with llvm, does that mean gcc will be able to compile c++ code through the gpu?
Yep, no one has done any tests and timings, but I did.
At -O2 GCC 4.4 binaries are no faster than GCC 4.2 binaries, yet every binary produced by GCC 4.4 is up to 20% bigger in size.
That really well translates into overall slowness of the system.
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A stone's throw from Chew Valley Lake, The Community Farm at Chew Magna is a unique growing community working to transform farming. The Farm is owned by its members who invested over £126,000 to enable the take over of the organic growing, box scheme and wholesale business of the Better Food Company. This took place in April 2011 and since then the farm has been delivering veg boxes to hundreds of regular customers, offering events, volunteering opportunities, annual membership and has plans for more. So far, 22 of a potential 50 acres of land, have been cultivated. At capacity the farm could provide vegetables for up to 1000 families via a vege-box scheme. A variety of vegetables are being grown with plans to cultivate fruit trees and rear animals. Run as a social enterprise, the intention is that shareholders and members from the Bristol, Bath and Chew Valley areas will take part in the farm through volunteering, learning about vegetable growing and organic farming, and reconnecting to where their food comes from.
A second community share offer was launched on 1st September 2011 to raise a further £100,000 to develop education, provide agricultural buildings and for new equipment. Investors can get involved in member days, volunteering and other farm activities. "Whilst the financial return on your investment may be limited, the social return and community benefit this project will bring will more than compensate," said David Hunter, Chair.
This new group is renting 5 acres at Sims Hill from Bristol City Council. We are now in our first year of production with over 50 households signed up as members and have begun our seasonal veg box scheme from July 2011. The group welcomes enquiries from interested groups and individuals as we still have spaces for more members.
The Winterbourne Community Farm is still trying to find some land to farm to produce vegetable boxes for the local community based on organic methods of farming. There are plenty of people interested in local vegetable production. The aim is still to farm on the local grade1 agricultural land close to Winterbourne that historically was used for vegetables and feeding the locality of North Bristol as happened 30 years ago. In the meantime a growing group is producing some vegetables including heritage seed varieties in the small walled garden at the Winterbourne Medieval Barn. If you have any interest or knowledge of land we might use then do get in touch Contact: Peter on 01454 250834 E: firstname.lastname@example.com
The St Just Allotment and Growers group, a sub group of a Community Land Trust, have recently secured an 18 month land lease from the County Council, with aspirations to develop and run Bosavern as a sustainable community farm. This is brilliant news for the group, preventing the farm from going into private ownership and creating an opportunity to keep it in perpetuity for the benefit of the local community. Amongst others, they are receiving advice from the Plunkett Foundation, through the Making Local Food Work partnership, to help raise the capital needed through a community share issue, as well as with business planning. http://www.bosaverncommunityfarm.org.uk/
Camel Community Supported Agriculture recently celebrated successful funding bids totalling £60,000 from the Local Food Fund and ECLAG by launching their Growing Food, Growing People project on 27 October. The CSA has been running for nearly 2 years and involves 50 households who cultivate vegetables on a two-acre plot for their weekly veg boxes. They also buy in produce from local growers giving them a secure market. The funding will enable Camel to invest in 3 polytunnels, a bore hole, water tank, irrigation system, sheds, tractor, tools and rabbit proof fencing. It will also mean they can offer volunteering, educational and social opportunities for disadvantaged and unemployed people through partnerships with schools and other local groups. Charlotte Barry, chair said: "This financial injection will enable us to work with wider groups of people within the rural community in north Cornwall to promote links between fresh, seasonal food, good health and well-being."
When villagers turned up for a meeting in their pub with local farmer James Tancock, they thought it was to talk about allotments. However now they have now planted up nearly 7 half acres with veg on the plot near Callington since April and have already managed to attract 80 subscribing members from the two neighbouring villages! For a taster of the scheme visit their Yahoo group. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/hamagriculture/
Our vision is for a sustainable, mixed smallholding working towards organic status that will provide local, well-produced food for people in the village, educational opportunities for the children of the village and a community project which is open to all through varying levels of membership. We are currently looking at which fields we could have and are hoping for 15 acres so that we can use 3 for veg and the remainder for livestock including cattle, sheep, a pig and chickens and hope to employ a grower. We have many ideas that are taking shape and now have a steering committee who are taking these ideas forward. We're receiving lots of positive feedback from the wider community, with many offers of hands-on support and are continuing to talk to people as our ideas develop. We're holding an information day in The Reading Rooms, The Lizard on September 30th (2pm - 8pm) to allow us to share our plans with the local community, gather feedback from them and hopefully get people to sign up so that we can then develop our business plan. For more information contact the Steering Group: email@example.com
Lowarth Brogh (Badger's Garden CSA), the first in Cornwall, began as a small project near lands end 4 years ago. Grower Dylan explains, 'Years ago we moved to the current site near Penzance. Our CSA is on 2 acres and over the years has become based more on the "teikei" version of CSA from Japan, which aims to provide a wide variety of produce to a small number of loyal customers. This is all taking place in what will eventually be a productive forest garden. We are trying to use as little fossil fuel as possible, and so make minimal use of the tractor run on biodiesel and rotovators etc as a way of seeing how to produce food post peak oil. We even growing oats for the first time.' For more information contact Dylan Keating or see the blog:
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All of this has been achieved through volunteer work. It has proven to be a really good experience working with others whether planting potatoes, weeding, digging in fence posts or looking after the animals. A diploma course in horticulture will soon be run on the Farm by British Trust for Conservation Volunteers and elements of a conservation course may also be run on the Farm.
Chagford Community Agriculture is a small-scale CSA setting-up on a 3-acre field on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. In March 2010 they received planning permission from the National Park Authority for three polytunnels and two sheds required for the scheme and are now eligible for £38,600 of funding from the Local Food Grant programme. CCA already has 25 members from the local community ready to buy shares in the first year of the scheme, they will be supplying weekly veg-boxes to up to 50 local households by 2012. CCA is using a Dartmoor X Welsh Cob draught horse for as much of the cultivation as possible, and also the delivery of the veg-boxes to the village centre.
At the heart of the One Planet Food Project is the aim of reconnecting people with local food production. Our farm is open daily to the public and we host many events for kids and adults alike. At Occombe we have set up a CSA veg box scheme selling produce grown on the farm direct to local people. As well as purchasing a weekly box we hope that the people that join the scheme will get involved with the project through volunteering and attending events as well.
Our project is developing, going into our second growning season we have a small shop selling a wide variety of vegetables. For 2011 we are developing our livestock range to pigs, chickens, ducks and sheep. We also have bees and hope they will provide honey.
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Thirty five people attended the first public meeting held of Nailsworth CSA, near Stroud in February. Several people offered land and growing skills. Most support was for very locally based schemes rather than a large complex CSA for the town, and 7 groups emerged including a group to restore and use some derelict polytunnels, a group to join an existing 25acre small holding at Woodchester, a shared allotment group and a community garden group. A steering group was set up to cover overarching and communication issues.
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A well established Demeter certified biodynamic CSA started in 2001, it now has nearly 200 members and supplies them with a weekly vegetable share. They keep pigs, sheep and cows and supply the meat to members that want to buy it. They rent a total of 50 acres on 2 separate sites and employ 2 full time and one part time grower/farmers. See the case study below for our full history and more information on our website including details of our regular farm days.
A shared triple allotment that provides vegetables for the families who work it and, during summer months, additional boxes of veg which are sold for LETS (a local exchange trading system).
Bathampton Community Cooperative is being launched on Thursday 31st March 2011 in Bathampton Village hall at 7.30pm. The coop will officially take over the lease of the 6.5 acres of land in Bathampton from Transition Bath. They will be providing information about joining the coop, signing people up for one of the first 30 veg shares in 2011 and letting people know about the development of the land so far. Go along to find out about the different ways you can get involved in the project. They will have new regular volunteer days on Sundays from 10am. There's lots of work to do with raised beds, digging and planting in these crucial spring months.
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BoACA has 3 acres of rented land within walking distance of Bradford on Avon. Over one acre has been cultivated and sown with green manure and crops including potatoes, onions, chard and broad beans. BoACA has over 35 members and are keen to encourage more local people to join. Currently the work is being done by an enthusiastic group of volunteers on regular drop in days, but they hope to employ a grower soon. They successfully secured funding from the Community Area Board for £4,100 for initial set up costs including rabbit fencing, shed construction and hand tools for volunteers. You can see more of BoACA's plans on their solar-powered website at www.boaca.co.uk
Vallis Veg is based on an 18 acre site on the edge of Frome. They have started trading this year as a box scheme, but are interested in exploring the CSA model. The business has strong links with the community and community groups such as Sustainable Frome. They already host various community activities, eg. a gardening club, permaculture courses, a children's tree-planting event and a community food-growing co-op and are looking to develop further opportunities of this kind. Contact Chris Smaje and Cordelia Rowlatt
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I'm always happy to hear about good developments in diabetes research. I recently read an article in the journal The Lancet about a study by Leigh Perreault at the University of Colorado. Her research showed a significant long-term reduction in diabetes risk when those with prediabetes were able to return to normal blood glucose control (70 to 100 ml/dL or 3.9 to 5.6 mmol/L).
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It is true that prevention is the key. fat weight can be best managed from home with the parents as the teachers for good health. Obesity (a classification, not a disease) can be best deterred with eating in moderation and being active.Of course everyone is different and should be treated so. The biggest problem of the last 20 years is the laziness (video games, big tv's, laptops and tablets)Our youth are sitting much more and for longer periods of time and that is the main reason for so many excessively overweight boys and girls. I had the fun foods when I was young in the late 70's and early 80's and I nor my siblings or friends were overweight with fat. because we were active in play and sports. focus on the laziness more!
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I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes about an year back. My doctor did not start any medications immediately and advised me life style change. When I was diagnosed, my HbA1C was 8+. But with lifestyle change within 3 months I was below 6.
It is very important in this disease to monitor yourself. I used a web based software to log and monitor my parameters [www.friendofdiabetic.com]. The more you log your parameters, more it acts as a feedback to improve. I don't think I would have achieved A1C of 6 without monitoring what I was doing.
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so children will not waste, like make a healthy spinach dip with low calorie crackers.
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Education is key. Teach kids how to cook. The summer between my sons' sophomore and junior years, I taught them to do laundry and then made them do it so they were ready for college when it came. They learned to cook as soon as they were big enough to stand up to the counter (sometimes on a chair). You accomplish a number of things when you teach children, especially early teens, to cook: you spend time together (and it's good "talking" time), you teach nutrition, you get help with the meal prep (they were able to start dinner before I got home), and they get to fix things they like (with limits, of course). It's a lifestyle they learn and can adapt as their lives get more hectic and they develop a taste for fresh, wholesome food. Educate, educate, educate!
Would welcome others' response. But I have observed that children of stay-at-home moms tend to have better food habits that children who were raised in day-care or baby sitters. Employed out of the home moms just have to rely on convenience foods and fast food. And is there a guilt complex, staved off by not being as strict? Stay at home moms have the time to prepare more fresh from scratch, and probably cannot afford the higher-priced convenient higher calorie snacks. What do the rest of you think??
Does coffee, cinnamon, vinegar, chromium, and less GI and GL foods reduce diabetes 2 as well?? please advise. thank you
I wish there was a better way to catch the blood sugar on the way up. My family doctor waited until mine was 114 before saying he'd check it again in a few months. I think he just assumed I knew why, but I was clueless. Next time it was a lot higher, and I was on the train.
Now I feel that I have a handle on it with bs usually in the 80's and 90's and no meds, but might I have avoided all this with a little better education
My sympathy & encouragement go out to everyone trying to eat right, lower their blood glucose, and lose weight. That's a tall order. And that's me, too. I do the best when I plan ahead and "arm myself" with zipper baggies of veggie chunks, fruit chunks, chicken, turkey, and cheese chunks. The vultures are circling above all of us! What do they want? They want our hard-earned dollars!!! They couldn't care less if there's an obesity and diabetes epidemic on the near horizon. They'll keep shovelling out the fast food and processed "convenience" foods as long as there's a market. On tv we're bombarded with food adds! Go prepared, wherever you go. Take time to shop well. Treat yourself to excellent quality fruits and the freshest veggies, lots of chicken and turkey breast. Plan ahead when you're meeting friends out -- some restaurants really respect your desire for entrees cooked without butter & sauces. You're not alone in this battle. I think it's great that some communities & schools are waking up. How in the heck did soda pop and junk food ever find its way into the schools in the first place? I'll tell you how: the key that opened THAT door was the all-mighty dollar -- somebody stood to profit by dishing out garbage to young kids...and they'll continue to get away with it as long as we let them. Let's fight back!
I totally agree! Prevention is the key to all illnesses/diseases. Schools should implement this type of program because many can benefit from it. Live Beyond Awesome
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September 23 , 2011
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JazzTimes devotes six pages for an interview with the Charles Lloyd Quartet about
"Athens Concert"
. Ashley Kahn writes:
"Athens Concert, a double-disc package recorded live a the outdoor Herodion amphitheater at the base of the Acropolis, is a stunning set of 18 starkly rendered songs. Simple, melodic lines morph into full, sweeping gestures of emotion with an economic balance of light, shadow and space. Odd time signatures subtly blend with, rather than dominate, the overall swing-flavoured pulse. Some of the tunes are traditional, some are Lloyd´s melodies and a number are by famed composer Mikis Theodorakis, to whom Farantouri has been a career-long muse. Moody and minor-keyed for the most part, the performances vary in texture and mode: instrumental and vocal, with English, Greek and Byzantine lyrics. Some include additional Greek personnel: Takis Farazis on piano or Socratis Sinopoulos on the lyre, a stringed instrument popularized in the classical Mediterranean. Lloyd himself stretches out on tenor saxophone, flute and tarogato, the nasally sonorous cousin of the clarinet. In an e-mail, Farantouri confessed that though I have always listened to and enjoyed jazz music and songs, it´s the first time I work with a jazz group. Two different sources of music met, fused and created a new proposition The melodies, which are part of the Greek suite, are age-old and have a primal sound. Charles´ sensitivity and inquisitive spirit, as well as that of the excellent musicians, transformed the material into a new contemporary sound"
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Live in the Soviet Union
Forest Flower: Live at Monterey
in the ´60s;
A Night in Copenhagen
in the ´80s that captures timeless music performed in a special time and place. Yet it stands out as well, a remarkable set of music that comes across as such an organic endeavour when in fact the necessary preparation was pretty rigorous, according to Moran."
Nate Chinen reviews
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"Jazz pianists spend a lot of time alone with their craft, and often just as much in the context of a rhythm section. It´s less common for them to sit down and make music with each other, though it does happen every now and then. The scarcity is enough to make you notice a good piano-duo album when it arrives Orvieto is a concert recording starring Chick Corea, the eminent American post-bop pianist who turned 70 this year, and Stefano Bollani, a quick-thinking Italian of similar effervescence, now 38. Recorded at last year´s Umbria Jazz Winter festival, it involved the barest preparation loose set list, no rehearsals but some favourable odds. For one thing, Mr. Corea has an unusually productive track record in two-piano settings, going back to An Evening With Herbie Hancock & Chick Corea: In Concert. And he has a few years of history with Mr. Bollani on European stages. Their buoyant, bustling take on a standard like If I Should Lose You (or, for that matter, Dorival Caymmi´s Doralice) feels brisk, companionable and practically seamless. Mr. Bollani has compared their output to the work of one pianist with four hands, which sounds fanciful and self-serving until you absorb the results."
Ray Comiskey about
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"Argentinian Saluzzi brothers, Dino and Felix and the German cellist Anja Lechner, boundaries aren´t stretched, just ignored. The result, stubbornly resisiting categorisation, combines the formality of chamber music with folk elements and jazz improvisation to produce something uniquely beautiful. Though these measured, impressionistic pieces are rooted in Dino´s culture, they evoke the universal: nostalgia, playfulness, solitude and celebration, sentiment and sentimentality. And, thanks to a rapport so intimate that it´s difficult at times to separate the improvised and the written, they do it with the simplest of melodic means, making the most subtle use of dynamics and the contrasting colours afforded by the grave eloquence of cello, classical clarinet, soft-toned tenor and bandoneon."
The Guardian about Sinikka Langeland´s
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"From Norwegian folk singer and harpist Sinikka Langeland comes a seductively subtle contemporary jazz album. The lyrics are all Norwegian or Swedish (the sleeve notes have translations), and celebrate the poetry of Edith Södergran and Olav Håkonson Hauge Langeland´s band brings together trumpet-player Arve Henriksen and saxophonist/composer Trygve Seim, and it´s a magical combination. Despite a predominant feeling of tranquility, the singer sometimes adds an almost Nina Simone-like bite, for which Seim´s smoky sound, Henriksen´s ghostly multiphonics and Anders Jormin´s bass are ideal foils. The mood is often broken by grooves that suggest some strange fjord-village cabaret music, or episodes that are like Nordic Miles Davis. It´s a real one-off."
In Jazzwise, Selwyn Harris highly recommends the documentary
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"Manfred Eicher has been the elusive guiding spirit behind the ECM label for longer than 40 years. We can hear the impact of his vision on over 1.000 recordings and we can see it in the near-fetishism that´s grown up around the label´s sleeve artwork. But what happens behind the scenes of the iconic Munich recording label remains a mystery to even its most devoted disciples. A new documentary Sounds And Silence: Travels With Manfred Eicher produced by Swiss filmmakers Peter Guyer and Norbert Wiedmer and just released on both DVD and Blu-ray manages to shed a good deal of light on the way in which Eicher (and by extension ECM) operates. Shot over a period of five years, Sounds And Silence is an intelligent and elegant looking film that has already won awards in film festivals from San Francisco to Vienna since its big screen premiere at Locarno´s Piazza Grande in August 2009. With an unobtrusive mix of on the road photography, studio/live performance, talking heads and fly-on-the-wall documentary, it´s also the kind of film that might lead those who have already formed some general opinion about the label to greater understanding and appreciation of it."
In The Australian, Michael Rofe says about
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"The best recordings are those that attract instantly and continue to reveal further brilliance over time and repeated listening. Such is the case with this sumptuous and extraordinary delight from Moroccan musician, scholar and singer Amina Alaoui Four arragements by guitarist Jose Luis Monton shine, including the tender instrumental Moradia and the 15th century Las Morillas de Jaen set to a fiery flamenco rhythm; all essential elements of a transcendent recording of the year."


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British daily The Guardian on
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This is an enchanting trio album by Guidi, the 28-year-old from Foligno in Italy widely pitched as one of the world's best jazz-piano newcomers on his first ECM date as a leader. American double-bassist Thomas Morgan and Portuguese drummer João Lobo share equally in the transformation of a series of deceptively simple but very different folk-melody themes into collective-improv meditations [...] Guidi's touch is subtle, and his sound rings; he constantly invites Morgan to reflect on the briefest of piano fragments [...] But this is a dynamic and accessible set, too, with tracks resembling Paul Bley's early interpretations of Carla Bley themes, waltzing ballads as inviting as Jacques Brel love songs, frostily delicate tunes that segue into sinister marches. This might be another unplugged jazz piano trio, but this one sweeps straight into the frontrunners.
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American and German reactions on Iva Bittová's first solo album for ECM,
Iva Bittová
A recital of stark but warm yet haunting clarity, it's impossible to categorize. Is it folk music? There's little doubt that the music of her native northern Moravia (at the time of her birth, still part of Czechoslovakia) imbues the proceedings. Is it classical music? It's equally clear that her musical family and academic training in drama, music and ballet prepared her for a life in that environs. Is it jazz? Perhaps not, but improvisation is clearly a part of her bigger picture, with additional cred from Moravian Gems (CubeMeteier), her 2007 date with bassist George Mraz. Perhaps Bittovà's music is something more easily described by what it's not than what it is. [...] It's an overall eccentric yet thoroughly compelling performance that possesses its own dramaturgy, even as it dispels myths of convention. Iva Bittová is a curious and quirky debut, but one which reaps the continued rewards of repeat plays.
John Kelman, All About Jazz
Eine Frauenstimme wie aus dem Elysium, sinnlich, unbeschwert und mit herkömmlichen Maßstäben nicht zu fassen. Ein Gesang, ortlos, zart und wie ohne Anfang und ohne Ende. Diese Soloplatte der tschechischen Sängerin Iva Bittová, die sich selbst bei den im schweizerischen Lugano entstandenen Aufnahmen auf der Violine oder einem Daumenklavier begleitet, hat eine innere Leuchtkraft fern vom Üblichen. [ ] Diese Klänge sind wunderbar sinnlich, ohne dass sie auftrumpfen müssten. Sie sind fragil und doch von femininer Wucht zwischen Himmel und Erde.
Ulrich Steinmetzger, Leipziger Volkszeitung
Chris Potter's
The Sirens
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In setting his impressions of this great epic Greek poem to music, saxophonist Potter has come up with a collection of tunes that certainly call the listener back, not just for their strong, quickly memorable , melodic qualities but for the improvisations and group interaction they inspire in supporting musicians, Craig Taborn, Larry Grenadier, Eric Harland and David Virelles. Potter is in danger of replacing the late Michael Brecker as jazzs saxophone pace-setter, and youll hear why as he absolutely flies over the rhythm section on the opening track, Wine Dark Sea, maintaining a sure sene of structure all the while. However, this album isnt all about technique. Potters intention was to tell stories and he succeeds magnificently, particularly on the title track where his slightly Jewish-sounding bass clarinet melody gives way to a bowed bass solo before his own tenor takes up the narrative. A thoroughly involving listen.
Rob Adams, Sunday Herald
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The title for the album reflects its inspiration: the poet and Nobel laureate Wislawa Szymborska who died in 2012. Stanko had worked with the poet, responding on his trumpet to her new poems at Krakow Opera. And so, although there are no words here, the poetic spirit is felt throughout. There is swift, regular tempo, bop-nuanced stuff here, like the track Assassins, there is reflective rubato, as in Metafizyka, there is gently grooving, brush-propelled swing, like Dernier Cri. Its all wonderful. Virelles, who also appears on the recent Sirens album from Chris Potter, also on ECM, brings a precise touch and that acute Cuban time awareness to this date, while Morgan and Cleaver are also strikingly assured and comfortable while stretching.
Over it all Stanko slides and smears, and pops out those notes that have just the righ mix of clean and dirty tone in them. Its such a personal and readily identifiable sound, sometimes acerbic, sometimes slightly threatening, and then so lyrical and bittersweet. [...] The mood is remarkably sustained over the near two hours of this album fairly gently paced and fairly reflective in nature. Yet this is not introspective music, rather it strips back any artifice to bare its heart and soul, to highly moving effect.
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It's the kind of music that takes Micus years to make, recording it, as he does, at his home studio on Mallorca, an island off the coast of Spain that's separated enough from the modern world to allow him to slowly, patiently, one layer at a time, build this timeless music that manages to create a tranquil, slow-moving alternative to an increasingly stressful and fast-paced society. Micus may deliver his albums like clockwork, but that only means albums like Panagia are to be eagerly anticipated as rare opportunities to escape the hectic pace of everyday life and experience a welcome alternative to renew, refresh and reinvigorate.
John Kelman, All About Jazz
British critic Graham Rickson on Eleni Karaindrou's
Concert In Athens
ECMs Manfred Eicher acted as artistic director for this 2010 live concert, bringing in the likes of Jan Garbarek and the brillant violinist Kim Kshkashian as soloists. There are marvellous things here. Karaindrous style is generally understated and subtle. Colours are muted, tempi tend to be restrained. Yet the music always moves, seems to be going somewhere and has something definite to say theres a welcome lack of ambient, moody blandness. [...] Kashkashians viola solos are sublime. The most remarkable thing about this CD is the wondrous sound. Its warm, rich and detailed. I ended up listening to this in a darkened room, endlessly replaying the four-minute Dance from Ulysses Gaze. So good youll rush out immediately and buy copies for all your cinephile friends.
Graham Rickson, The Arts Desk
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In polyfonen Strukturen kann ein Canto Oscuro verborgen bleiben. Nicht aber, wenn man wie Anna Gorari versucht, solche Melodielinien bewusst kenntlich zu machen. Ihr Rezital konfrontiert aus dieser Perspektive einige Werke von Johann Sebastian Bach, die Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts für das Klavier bearbeitet wurden, und moderne Originale mit Bezug auf den Barockkomponisten. [ ] Gesang im Dunkeln kann also sehr bewegend sein. Was Anna Gourari mit Röntgenohren herausgehört hat, ist zu exquisiter Klaviermusik geworden.
Hans-Dieter Grünefeld, Musik und Theater
Three works by Johann Sebastian Bach feature on this recording by the Russian classical pianist Anna Gourari, but it is her performance of contrasting works by Sofia Gubaidulina and Paul Hindemith that stops this simply being a modern exploration of Bachs music. Gubaidulina displays a sharply angular and admittedly uncomfortable style in her Chaconne, making Hindemiths 1922 Suite Für Klavier seem almost Romantic by contrast. The three Bach works are the highlight of the recording, enabling Gourari to display an exemplary technique and feeling.
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Besides being the most inventive of double bassists, the late Stefano Scodanibbio was a sound-sculptor of unmatched imagination, as demonstrated in this radical programme of string quartet arrangements of Bach, Spanish guitar music and Mexican popular songs, performed with quicksilver grace by Quartetto Prometeo. Scodanibbio's methods involve displacing some harmonics an octave higher, and slowing tempos drastically, refracting the pieces as if underwater. The three Bach Contrapunctus from The Art of Fugue are distilled into chilled, skeletal forms, ice-sculptures of slow but glistening sonorities. The more populist Canzoniere Messicano, while sharing the glacial harmonic shifts, have a lusher, more indulgent flavour.
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while I can probably count the number of GIMP contributors on my right hand.
I believe Open Source progresses faster, given the same resources as proprietary software.
UNIX is a bad example for "proprietary" software that "pushed innovation." AT&T shared source code freely with the BSD project and others in the early years. Moreover, many of the key innovations in UNIX, such as Berkeley sockets and TCP/IP, were developed at Berkeley, not AT&T. In fact, it was 4.3 BSD that pushed AT&T to write System V in order to compete with the BSD system!
While it does seem likely that there are more people paid to write proprietary software than free software, it also seems likely that an increasing number of people are being paid to write free software. The uptick in the number of funding sites for free software projects supports this notion. These sites are demonstrating that people are willing and able to pay developers for features in free software.
Unfortunately progress seems to be more or less stalled. :/
PS. I say "attract new developers" because it feels like you (AMD representatives) are not that happy with the amount of community contributions.
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In terms of adding GL functionality and optimisations, I think that the community is doing a really good job already. It's just that some people don't realise how difficult a task this is for all of Mesa, and how much has already been achieved.
I feel that the work AMD is doing -- concentrating on CL support and new hardware enablement -- is the right thing to do. If only the PM (and perhaps UVD) were finally fixed, it would be a mean driver!
I appreciate all the work the AMD OSS team is doing, so keep it up.
If it's not the case - that's much appreciated - because I guess it might have a negative impact on your open-source strategy.
Well, indeed, I'm not happy with the progress concerning this book/document.
But I didn't intend to point at those people coming up with the great idea and now have other priorities.
It's IMHO just unfortunate that it seems stalled.
We did explicitly exclude UVD at the start of the program, but also said we would work on finding ways to release some support and we are continuing to make progress on that. I really wish people would stop trivializing the situation though... the fact we started writing code internally doesn't mean that is the code we can release, but the process can't really even *start* until we have working code internally.
PM is a bit of a different story, in the sense that everyone is having to wait for "perfect" (which we knew would be time-consuming and uncertain) simply because "good enough" (improved driver-based PM) didn't come along a year or two ago like we expected. We are pushing ahead with what we hope will be a pretty capable PM solution, but that was never meant to be "the next step" since we knew it would probably take a long time. I did expect PM to play out differently, but I guess that's water under the bridge now.


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Letter F worksheets are a great resource when teaching your child the basics of reading! These worksheets help your student form the building blocks of school success with early literacy development. Kids will learn that F is for "frog," "flamingo," and, most of all, "fun," as they complete coloring pages, writing practice, and dot-to-dot sheets. Each worksheet enforces one or more reading skills, including letter identification, phonemic awareness, and penmanship.Take learning beyond the classroom with these letter F worksheets.
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