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Oscar Hammerstein I
Oscar Hammerstein I | |
Portrait from Who's Who on the Stage, 1906
Born | Stettin, Kingdom of Prussia |
May 8, 1846
Died | August 1, 1919 Manhattan, United States |
(aged 73)
Occupation | Businessman, composer, theater impresario |
Oscar Hammerstein I (8 May 1846 – 1 August 1919) was a businessman, theater impresario and composer in New York City. His passion for opera led him to open several opera houses, and he rekindled opera's popularity in America. He was the grandfather of lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II.
Early life[edit]
Oscar Hammerstein I was born in Stettin (capital of the province of Pomerania), Kingdom of Prussia (now Szczecin, Poland), to German Jewish parents Abraham and Berthe Hammerstein. He took up the flute, piano, and violin at an early age. His mother died when he was fifteen years old.[citation needed] During his youth, Hammerstein's father desired him to continue with his education, wanting him to specialize in topics such as algebra, but Hammerstein desired to pursue music. After Oscar went skating in a park one day, his father found out and whipped him as punishment; this would spur Hammerstein to run away to North America. After selling his violin, Hammerstein ran away to Liverpool,[1] and from there, took a three-month journey to the United States arriving in New York City in 1864.
Cigar manufacturer[edit]
Hammerstein made ends meet initially by working at a cigar factory on Pearl Street. He worked his way up to become a cigar maker himself, and also founded the U.S Tobacco Journal. Hammerstein would eventually become the owner of at least 80 patents, with most of them being related to the machines he made for the cigar-making process. Hammerstein's most well-known contribution to the cigar-making process is adding an air-suctioning component to the traditional cigar-making machines, and the component would hold down the tobacco leaves firmly so that they could be cut more cleanly.[2]
The initial machine only sold for $6,000, but later reinventions would boost his machine's worth to around $200,000. Another invention that Hammerstein created was a more efficient plumbing system for his sink when it had leaked one night.
He also moonlighted as a theater manager in the downtown German theaters.[citation needed]
He became wealthy industrializing cigar manufacturing, and his tobacco fortune provided the money he used to pursue his theater interests.[citation needed]
Producer and impresario[edit]
Hammerstein built his first theater, the Harlem Opera House, on 125th Street in 1889, along with 50 housing developments. His second theater, the Columbus Theatre, was built in 1890 on the same street, featuring light theatrical productions.
His third theater was the first Manhattan Opera House, built in 1893 on 34th Street. This failed as an opera house and was used, in partnership with Koster and Bial, to present variety shows. Hammerstein was displeased with the partnership to the point that it fell into bitterness: "When I get through with you, everybody will forget there ever was a Koster and Bial. I will build a house the likes of which has never been seen in the whole world.".[3]
He opened a fourth venue, the Olympia Theatre, on Longacre Square, where he presented a comic opera that he wrote himself, Santa Maria (1896). While it was positively received by the New York Times, Hammerstein's personal experience was less than peaceful, with the production being plagued by monetary issues with the cast and stage set. In the end, Hammerstein had profited only one-tenth of the costs that were put into the Santa Maria production.[4]
Nine years later, Longacre Square was renamed Times Square, and the area had become, through his efforts, a thriving theater district.
Hammerstein built three more theaters there, the Victoria Theatre (1898), which turned to vaudeville presentation in 1904 and was managed by his son, Willie Hammerstein; the Theatre Republic was built in 1900 and leased to eccentric producer David Belasco, in 1901, and the Lew Fields Theatre for Lew Fields (half of the Vaudeville team Weber and Fields, and the father of lyricist Dorothy Fields), in 1904. He wrote a musical called Punch, Judy & Co. in 1903. Hammerstein also opened Hammerstein's Paradise Roof Garden above the Victoria and Republic theatres.
Opera and later years[edit]
In 1906, Hammerstein, dissatisfied with the Metropolitan Opera's productions, opened an eighth theater, his second Manhattan Opera House, to directly (and successfully) compete with it. He opened the Philadelphia Opera House in 1908, which, however, he sold early in 1910.[5]
He produced contemporary operas and presented the American premieres of Louise, Pelleas et Melisande, Elektra, Le Jongleur de Notre Dame, Thaïs, and Salome, as well as the American debuts of Mary Garden and Luisa Tetrazzini. Since the star soprano Nellie Melba was disenchanted with the Metropolitan, she deserted it for Hammerstein's company, rescuing it financially with a successful season. He also produced the successful Victor Herbert operetta Naughty Marietta in 1910.
Hammerstein became famous during his opera years for putting noticeably large budgets out for his productions, Santa Maria being one example. More often than not, he would fall into financial trouble within a short period of time. The New York Times conducted an interview with Hammerstein, and when the interviewer asked him about his financial habits, Hammerstein responded:
- Financially, I never undertake anything without plenty of ammunition. I am never afraid of being ambushed in this account. I decided that my preliminary contracts should be drawn up provisionally upon my success in securing the great stars. I always contemplated an honorable retreat.[6]
In the end, Hammerstein's high-quality productions were ultimately too expensive to sustain, and by his fourth opera season, he was going bankrupt. The costs at the Metropolitan, too, were skyrocketing, as the Metropolitan spent more and more in order to effectively compete. Hammerstein's son Arthur negotiated a payment of $1.2 million from the Metropolitan in exchange for an agreement not to produce grand opera in the United States for 10 years.
With this money, Hammerstein built his tenth theater, the London Opera House, in London, where he again entered competition with an established opera house, Covent Garden's Royal Opera House. He had run through his money in two years and thereupon returned to America. During a trip to Paris, a special cable was sent to him out of curiosity asking whether he wanted to quit opera in New York, given that during his 1909-1910 opera seasons in New York and Philadelphia, Hammerstein had failed in successfully maintaining audiences in his two venues in each city. He simply responded by saying, "[Opera in New York is] what I'm here for. I can't say anymore." [7]
With money obtained selling the sole booking rights to the Victoria Theatre, he built his eleventh and final theatre, the Lexington Opera House. Unable to present opera there, he opened it as a movie theatre, selling it shortly thereafter. On April 28, 1910, Hammerstein officially ended producing opera, opting to solely focus on dramatic productions. All of his contracts and buildings of operation were turned over to the Metropolitan Opera Company.[8]
Legal problems[edit]
At many points in his later career, Hammerstein fell into numerous legal troubles, most of them in regards to his opera houses. Interestingly enough, he went through many of them with an air of pride.[clarification needed]
One of his more infamous accusations was from a Frances Lee, an opera singer, who accused him of preventing her from singing in the Manhattan Opera House after one performance. Hammerstein was found not guilty and settled his possible payment for up to $35.[9]
Hammerstein had given his two daughters, Stella and Rose Hammerstein, $200 a week for financial support after the death of his first wife. The payments were given to them by the Equitable Trust Company securely in exchange for stock shares in Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre. In 1912, Hammerstein requested his stocks back from the company and chose to no longer pay for his daughters. Stella and Rose sought to fight against their father, who believed that they could support themselves on their own. Infamously, he compared paying his daughters to "the eccentricities and actions of the late lamented King Lear."[10]
Death and legacy[edit]
Hammerstein contracted kidney problems and paralysis, eventually permanently falling into a coma. He died in 1919 in Lenox Hill Hospital at Park Avenue and 77th Street in Manhattan. His contractual ban on presenting opera was due to expire in 1920; at his death he was busy planning his return to the opera stage.
The Manhattan Opera House was bid for $145,000 by Hammerstein's two daughters. They would also sue Hammerstein's third wife, Emma Swift Hammerstein, over money and ownership of the building. Emma Hammerstein would go to court claiming ownership through Hammerstein Opera Company stock, but the stocks were found to be null and void by the judge.[11]
The Manhattan Opera House on 34th Street in New York City was renamed the "Hammerstein Ballroom" at the Manhattan Center Studios in his honor.
Broadway credits[edit]
- Santa Maria (1896) – comic opera[12] – composer, lyricist, producer
- Sweet Marie (1901) – musical – producer
- Resurrection (1903) – play – producer, theater owner/operator
- Punch, Judy & Co. (1903) – musical – composer, lyricist, bookwriter and producer
- Hans, the Flute Player (1910) – opera – producer
- Naughty Marietta (1910) – operetta – producer
Hammerstein family[edit]
Hammerstein had two sons, Arthur and Willie. Arthur continued the family business as an opera and Broadway producer, director, theater owner, and songwriter. Willie managed Oscar's Victoria Theatre, and Willie's son Oscar Hammerstein II was one of Broadway's most influential lyricists and bookwriters, as well as a director and producer.
- ^ "Oscar Hammerstein." Jewish Virtual Library. The American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, 2012. Web. 4 Mar 2012
- ^ "Grand Opera Built on Smoke." New York Times (1857-1922): SM5. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Nov 18 1906. Web. 5 Mar. 2012 .
- ^ "Grand Opera Built on Smoke." The New York Times (1857-1922): SM5. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Nov 18 1906. Web. 5 Mar. 2012 .
- ^ SHEEAN, VINCENT, Oscar Hammerstein I. The Life and Exploits of an Impresario. (1956). Jewish Social Studies, 18, 310
- ^ "Philadelphia Opera House" at the New International Encyclopedia
- ^ "Hammerstein Tells how to Start an Opera Company." New York Times (1857-1922): X5. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). May 06 1906. Web. 6 Mar. 2012
- ^ "Before Hammerstein Heard." The New York Times (1857-1922): 2. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Apr 28 1910. Web. 5 Mar. 2012 .
- ^ "Quits Opera for Good", The New York Times (1857-1922): 9. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Apr 29 1910. Web. 5 Mar. 2012.
- ^ "Did i Write? Sure, Says Hammerstein." New York Times (1857-1922): 11. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Nov 22 1908. Web. 5 Mar. 2012 .
- ^ "Hammerstein Wont Support Daughters." New York Times (1857-1922): 1. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Oct 09 1912. Web. 5 Mar. 2012.
- ^ "Manhattan Opera House is Auctioned." New York Times (1857-1922): 27. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times (1851-2008). Jun 23 1921. Web. 5 Mar. 2012 .
- ^ "Olympia Theatre Opened", The New York Times, September 25, 1896, p. 3.
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Michael D. Hattem: Academic Networking 2.0: Historians and Social Media
Michael D. Hattem is a doctoral student in the Department of History at Yale University. He received his Bachelor's degree in History from the City College of New York. His work largely focuses on the political culture, intellectual history, and print culture of colonial New York City and the rest of the middle colonies.
As the academic job market in history continues to shrink, networking has become something no tenure-track hopeful can afford to ignore. At the same time, the rise of social media has afforded historians with new and inventive ways to network with colleagues from around the world. Whether posting from conferences in real-time on Twitter, connecting with fellow historians on Facebook, or playing active roles in the blogosphere, younger historians are utilizing social media for both professional networking and scholarly development.
Social media is well on its way to fundamentally changing the dynamics of academic networking. Before the internet age, historians generally developed connections either through their mentors' participation in a kind of academic "old-boy" network or their own efforts a few times a year at large conferences. In the internet's early days, historians connected with each other on Usenet groups or listservs such as H-Net, an antecedent of today's academic online networking tools.
But social media has gone further; it has significantly widened the scope and increased the possibilities of academic networking. For example, young historians can now develop connections with senior scholars in their field by "friending" them on Facebook or "following" them on Twitter and interacting with them in ways never before possible. There is also less pressure on younger scholars due to the informality of the act of replying to a "tweet" or commenting on a Facebook post. An informal familiarity develops that simply was not possible among colleagues of previous generations who only met once or twice a year. The same is true for young historians' interactions with their own peers....
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Lesson Plan
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Activity Plan
Children will enjoy these catchy caterpillar activities!
- Grades: PreK–K
About this book
Through art, math, and dramatic-play activities, children will engage in activities that extend Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar story.
- The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle (Scholastic Inc.)
- felt and felt board
- large white drawing paper
- newspaper
- egg cartons
- tissue paper
- glue
In Advance: Read The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle.
1. Felt Board Story: The story can be retold by making felt cutouts of the egg on the leaf, the moon, the caterpillar, the sun, the different food items (including the specific numbers of food items), the cocoon, and the butterfly. Engage children in retelling the story using the felt cutouts or craft stick "puppets."
2. Dramatic Play: Explain to children that they will act out the story The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Using the elements of the story listed in the felt board activity, assist children in choosing a part of the story that they will create using paint or markers and large paper. After their artwork has dried, assist children in cutting out their pictures. Invite children to take turns narrating the story. As the story is being told, children will hold up the appropriate artwork.
3. Calendar and Math Study: Make copies of the different foods the caterpillar ate each day of the week. Cut out the copies of the foods and glue a piece of felt onto the back of each one. Write the days of the week on strips of paper and attach felt to the back of each strip. At the beginning of the week, explain to the children that you would like them to recall what the caterpillar ate on that day of the week. Use your felt board to create a graph of the foods that the caterpillar ate. Encourage children to count how many food items the caterpillar ate each day.
4. From Caterpillar to Butterfly: Provide children with cardboard egg cartons, paint, and pipe cleaners. Invite children to make their own caterpillars. Ask children to write, draw, or dictate their own stories about the different kinds of foods their "very hungry caterpillars" eat. Children can then make butterflies from their caterpillars. Engage children in a discussion about Eric Carle's illustrations. Provide children with large sheets of paper glue, brushes, and a variety of tissue paper Children can glue the body of their caterpillar onto the center of their paper and create the wings of their butterflies using tissue paper and glue.
Curriculum Connection
Science: Butterfly kits can be ordered from Insect Lore (800-LIVE BUGS). Children will have the opportunity to observe and study the different stages of the caterpillar, chrysalis, and butterfly.
Related Books
The Butterfly Alphabet by Kjell B. Sandved (Scholastic Inc.)
From Caterpillar to Butterfly by Deborah Heiligman (HarperCollins Juvenile, 1996)
The Little Butterfly by Sherry Shahan (Random House, 1998)
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This activity originally appeared in the April 2000 issue of Early Childhood Today.
- Subjects:Arts and Crafts, Literacy, Hobbies, Play, Recreation, Drama, Theater, Musicals


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Nice and clear review. Well done, Nick!
21-Jun-11 03:13 PM
I'm sold! Had to sell my trust Fantom X6 that I've had for years and I no longer have the money to purchase a similar product. But this moX6 seems to fit my needs at an easy price. Thank Nick.
ps: BTW, your studio looks like my room, cables everywhere.
21-Jun-11 03:16 PM
yes I must say I am impressed with this - I had fallen into the easy notion that all this Motifery was sad and tired but its not the case.
yes, must tidy room - with so much stuff coming through the setup gets moved about a lot and it builds up.
21-Jun-11 04:39 PM
I'm at once impressed by the deepness and power of the synth, as well as daunted by the complexity.
More generally, while it's great that all modern synths can have their sounds tweaked in software, what happens 10 years from now when no one is using the same OS and the app used to control the (now many-years-discontinued) synths won't work with the new OSes? I am very concerned that we are seeing a whole generation of synths that will be close to useless 20 years from now.
22-Jun-11 09:34 AM
Could you please do a video on how to set up the MOX. Starting with what drivers to download, how to properly change the setting on the keyboard and in the software(Cubase.) Also show how to set up for Remote Control/ Transport Control in other DAW's.
01-Jul-11 11:18 PM
Great Job, on the video and the MOX sounds GREAT!
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Mourinho fired a warning shot after the cup defeat at the hands of Celta in Balaídos: "In part I'm to blame, but maybe there are players who didn't want to play". No names were given, but in the run up to the Espanyol game the Madrid coach cast doubt on Benzema's injury, that led to him coming off in the 31st minute against Celta with a twisted right ankle: "My idea of a player is someone who only comes off when they can't give anymore, and they then have to miss the next game". Mourinho included the Frenchman in the squad for the game against Espanyol but in the end left him in the stands.
The Frenchman's attitude is setting off alarm bells for the Portuguese coach and reminding him of the Karim he found when he joined the club (a situation that led to him insisting on the signing of Adebayor on loan). This season Higuaín is now effectively out injured until 2013 (he has almost no chance of making the game against Málaga on Saturday) and Mou has therefore made his intentions plain, as he said after the defeat to Celta: "It's better to have Morata, who is immature, but has ambition and who wants to give it his all and to learn, than others who maybe don't want to play games like this one, because it's cold, it's raining, it's the cup..."
Benzema is not reproducing last year's numbers, having only scored three goals in the league, when at this stage last year he had seven. Higuaín, out of service since 6 November has managed the same amount. Mourinho believes Benzema has taken his foot off the gas in the absence of pressure from 'Pipita'.
Best French player 2012
Karim Benzema stars on the front cover of France Football together with Zinedine Zidane. The magazine has chosen the Real Madrid striker as the best French player of the year, handing him the title for the second year running. He raked in 109 votes compared to Ribéry's 102 and Lloris' 62.
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Self-reliance and sustainability in the 21st century.
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Tags: homemade sausage, sausage recipes, Minnesota
This story is from David Mann, submitted as part of our Wisdom From Our Elders collection of self-sufficient tales from yesteryear.
My grandfather came to Minnesota from Sweden around 1900 and eventually owned a farm near Milaca. Before World War II, my time on the farm was a magical memory of vegetable gardens, farm animals, walleye pike, and Swedish potatiskorv, or potato sausage. The sausage was mixed in a 6-gallon crock, stuffed by hand, and cooked on a woodstove.
10 pounds potatoes
2½ pounds lean beef
2½ pounds lean pork
4 pounds onions
7½ tbsp salt
3½ tsp pepper
Medium- or coarse-grind potatoes and onions; mix well with ground meat and seasoning. Stuff gently in 12-inch segments of salted pork casings (well rinsed and softened in warm water). Cover with mildly salted water and bring to a gentle boil for one hour, pricking skins at 2-inch intervals to vent pressure and prevent bursting. Makes about 20 lbs.
If you do not wish to use the exact recipe above, follow these ratios.
2/3 potatoes
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2 pounds onions per 5 pounds of potatoes
1½ tbsp salt per pound of meat
3/4 scant tsp pepper per pound of meat
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The Olde-Orchard community is located in eastern Columbus, Ohio, just east of the I-270 Loop. The neighborhood is bordered on the north by East Broad Street, on the west by I-270, on the south by East Main Street, and on the east by Brice Road.
This family-friendly community offers a wide variety of homes, both single-family and townhome styles. Prices range from $150K to $200K on average and renting is also an option in the area.
Schools that area students attend include: Rose Hill Elementary School, Kae Avenue Elementary School, Rosemore Middle School, Yorktown Middle School, Reynoldsburg High School, and Walnut Ridge High School.
Shopping is convenient for residents of Olde-Orchard, with Main 270 Shopping Center and Carnaby Mall Shopping Center not far away, both are located at the intersection of Highway 40 and McNaughten Road. Here residents will find shopping at stores such as; Burlington Coat Factory, Appliance Smart, Play It Again Sports, and TJ Maxx, as well as dining at restaurants such as; Outback Steakhouse, Texas Roadhouse, and Steak 'N' Shake. Another area shopping destination is Reynoldsburg Shopping Center, just east on East Main Street. Here residents will also enjoy a vast array of shopping and dining options.
There are a multitude of choices for golf enthusiasts to pick from in the area for a good olde round of golf; Columbus Country Club serves as the golfing hub for area residents, due to its close proximity to the community. Located just a little further away, residents can visit Walnut Hill Golf Club or Blacklick Woods Golf Course, for a little variety.
Nearby parks let residents get out and enjoy nature walks, picnics, or a game of ball. Some of the parks in the area include; Whitehall Community Park, Big Walnut Park, JF Kennedy Park, and Huber Park.
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Works, grabbed my location while train was moving then tracked movement.
Totally understand the 'no refresh' as (on my pre3) it takes a bit to grab the loc. However, a 60 second or longer autorefresh or a menu toggle to reload...worth thinking about. - T |
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Just wanted to announce my intention on selling my immediate denture practice in Indianapolis, IN. I have done thousands of immediate dentures and believe I have done more immediate dentures than anyone in the country. I use oral sedation on 98% of all my patients and a routine day is a consultation in the morning adjacent to an immediate denture extraction and the same in the afternoon. Literally I start one and finish one twice a day, 2 days a week. Tues and Thurs. Why do I only work 2 days a week? Because I can. Been doing this for many years. I use halcion and versed literally on everyone and never had an emergency. I have gotten this down to a science and I see about 2/3 of my patients from Indiana and the other 1/3 from out of state. I have not met another dentist that has restricted his practice solely to immediate dentures using oral sedation. My average patient travels a couple hours to see me and I've seen patients from TX, CT, FL and have one in a few weeks flying in from AK (Alaska).Patients sense my confidence and I literally close the deal on every patient I see as long as they have the funds. We do provide access to CareCredit if they want financing. Yesterday I had 6 one hour free consultations (no surgeries-unusual day) and received deposits/full payment on 5 of these. The 6th had no money, no credit and was referred to the dental school. Tomorrow I have another 4 consultations along with a 20 teeth extraction case. Where all these new patients are coming from is beyond me. I am booked up for the next 5-6 weeks.
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Additionally, the new product is compatible with previous LigoPTP 5-23 MiMo and LigoPTP 5-N MiMo models. This product enables carrier-class point-to-point capability, ideal for dedicated access or backhaul applications (including VOIP or other small packet applications). The Ligo PTP PRO product family couples flexible channel width capability (20 or 40 MHz) and industry-leading proprietary software mechanisms to set the utmost standard in spectral efficiency.
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The following foods have a low glycemic index number. That means they gradually release glucose (sugar) into your blood stream. This minimizes blood sugar swings, helping to keep your energy level constant and optimize brainpower/mental focus.
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I have noticed that graffiti is not covered up here for the most part. I guess people are just like dogs marking their territory. I walked by a small power plant. They have a cool-looking unique shiny metal power pole. They have a "Green Belt" system here along the coastline. Like home, it is frequented by walkers, joggers and bicycles. I saw a couple of guys fishing in the inland salt water lagoons. Vaasa is definitely not a destination vacation city but it has been kind to us. Today is another beauty with lots of sun and cool temperatures.
We were able to perform again at another care center. We're singing better every day. He said it was very special for him to be able to direct a chorus that sings together every day. He is obviously enjoying our sing-outs more and more and I think all of us would agree. We have one more opportunity tomorrow at the Closing Concert. Then our group will break up considerably. One couple is flying from here to Oslo. The Honrud family is off by bus to tour Sweden and Norway. A few others, including us, are splitting off to other locations once we get back to Helsinki. The balance of the group heads back to Seattle on Monday evening.
We had another group, this one a mature (age) mixed group from a town 200k north of here sing while we were at the restaurant. They sang 6 songs and 4 were from the American song book. They sang in English and it was clear as a bell. I remember Good-Bye Sweetheart and Sentimental Journey. The "Con-Men" quartet happened to be there so we sang our 2 songs for them and they really seemed to enjoy it. It never ceases to amaze me how music can bring people together in a matter of moments. It is so rewarding for our group and for us as individuals to be a part of it.
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Former World Speedway Champion Billy Hamill will have the backing of motorcycle legend "King Kenny" Roberts throughout the 2001 season.
In a pioneering move for speedway, Hamill will ride under the Team KR banner and will carry its colors throughout his hectic schedule in British, Polish and Swedish League matches. But the main emphasis of the partnership will be placed on Hamill's bid to regain the world crown he last won in 1996 and he is also keen to lead USA to World Cup success in the summer.
Roberts, who won the 500cc World Championship from 1978-80 and then retired at the end of 1983 after having firmly written his name into the history books, said that he is excited about the prospect of linking up with speedway - and Hamill in particular - for what promises to be an exciting year.
"I'm interested in motorsport in general, and I was impressed by the professionalism of the way Speedway is now presented on TV," said Roberts. "I'm also happy to be involved with someone like Billy who wants to move his sport forward."
As an ex-racer, Roberts has been even more influential. Moving directly into team ownership, and always aiming for the very highest achievements, he has taken other riders to four more World Championships, and a string of race wins that by the 90s had made Team Roberts the dominant force in the GP paddocks.
It's little wonder, then, that Hamill himself sees this as a dream move at such an important stage of his career - and a crucial year for the sport of speedway.
"I've always been aware that speedway needs to broaden its appeal and that one of the things holding it back in the eyes of other bike-sports is the perceived technical stagnation and irrelevance of the bikes used.
"Joining Team KR is one way of fighting back. I'm excited - speedway is on the up and this is a big boost. It's about time there was a link between mainstream motorcycle sport and speedway."
John Postlethwaite, Chief Executive of Speedway World Championship rights holders Benfield Sports, said: "This is great news for Billy and great news for the sport. I've worked with Kenny Roberts in Moto GP and I know the level of professionalism he will bring to Speedway."


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Thursday, May 27, 2010
That Darn Eames Blue Vase
I know, I know! Such a small thing to complain about! But while this arrived in fast time and in great condition, I bought it because it looks like it has a matt or dull finish on it. Turns out it's got a hard shine finish to it.
Do you see shine? Nope, looks dull. I should have asked. MY fault!
I will simply have to sign up at my local J.C. and take a pottery class and make my own, or go out to the thrifts and buy them. Heck, they can be fired yesterday and I don't care, as long as they have that dull, sandy, gritty lava or whatever finish that mid-century pottery has.
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And here I thought I knew pottery. Seems that I don't know about THIS kind of pottery, though. Gee-damn it girlfriend, now here's something ELSE I have to collect. Will it never end? And yes, it looks totally matte in the photo. There's an estate auction I want to go to on Saturday but other than that we have no plans other than to be depressed because we just found out we have to wait ANOTHER TWO WEEKS for the Florida closing. At this point, we're just numb. You doing anything fun???
ReplyDeleteThis weekend I'll be able to re-enter my house! We had an unexpected repair that needed to be done. I live in an upstairs apartment and I thought that my just a few of my steps needed to be replaced, the wood was rotten. When the handy man came out to check on it, he discovered extensive termite damage. They had to be torn down entirely!! Today is hopefully the last day of putting up the new ones and I will once again be able to live in my own house! Not too exciting for a 3 day weekend, but a relief for sure!
ReplyDeleteWhy did I started to collect this stuff? Because I didn't think anyone else would be collecting these little old vases ha ha. Mom had some when I was a kid. Always thought they were kind of ugly. BUT they are mid-century.
Of course others wackos like me collect them, so they don't sell for cheap like I want them to! *groan*
Darn Amber, that sucks!
I have no real plans except to try and get my food shopping done before the holiday crowd hits the store tomorrow morning, avoid the loud booming stereo music my neighbors always play on holiday weekends *groan* and what I do every day. Work! I have to afford all the stuff I need to get done in the house.
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This paper explicitly examines the interactive impact of country level legal and financial development, and firm level governance attributes on the cost of equity capital. Using a comprehensive sample of 7380 firm years drawn from 22 developed countries, we show that firm level governance attributes affect the cost of equity capital only in the Common Law countries with high level of financial development. Our study is the first to highlight the complementary effects of legal origin, financial development and firm level governance attributes in influencing the cost of equity capital.
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New evidence links Alzheimer's disease and diabetes
March 20th, 2012 in Alzheimer's disease & dementia /An emerging body of research suggests that Alzheimer's disease may be linked to insulin resistance, constituting a third type of diabetes. This model is based on several observations including an increased risk of developing Alzheimer's disease for diabetic patients, and reduced insulin levels in the brain tissue of Alzheimer's disease patients.
Though intriguing, the existing evidence does not reveal if defective insulin signaling is causative of Alzheimer's or how insulin resistance impacts cognitive function. Two back-to-back research articles in the Journal of Clinical Investigation led by Konrad Talbot, Steve Arnold and colleagues at the University of Pennsylvania and by Fernanda De Felice, Sergio Ferreria and colleagues at the University of Rio de Janeiro - address the connection between insulin resistance and Alzheimer's disease.
The University of Pennsylvania team examined insulin signaling in human brain tissue postmortem, and concluded that the activation state of many insulin signaling molecules were highly related to memory and cognitive function. They further suggest that insulin resistance is a common and early feature of Alzheimer's disease.
The De Felice group further observed impaired insulin signaling in Alzheimer's brain tissue in rodent and non-human primate model systems as well as from tissue from human patients. They went on to show in a mouse model system of Alzheimer's disease that treatment with a new anti-diabetic drug normalized insulin signaling and remarkably improved cognitive function.
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Three-dimensional display based on dual parallax barriers with uniform resolution |
Applied Optics, Vol. 52, Issue 24, pp. 6011-6015 (2013)
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The 3D display based on a parallax barrier is a low-cost autostereoscopic display. However, the vertical and horizontal resolution of the 3D images displayed on it will be seriously nonuniform as this display has a large number of views. It will worsen the display quality; therefore, a 3D display that consists of a 2D display panel and dual parallax barriers is proposed. With a 2D display panel, the proposed 3D display provides the synthetic images with square pixel units in which the arrangement of pixels can make the 3D image have uniform resolution. With the dual parallax barriers, the proposed 3D display shows the pixels in square pixel units for different horizontal views. Therefore, this display has uniform resolution of 3D images. A four-view prototype of the proposed 3D display is developed, and it provides uniform 3D resolution in the vertical and horizontal directions.
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(110.0110) Imaging systems : Imaging systems
(230.0230) Optical devices : Optical devices
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Original Manuscript: June 17, 2013
Revised Manuscript: July 28, 2013
Manuscript Accepted: July 28, 2013
Published: August 16, 2013
Guo-Jiao Lv, Jun Wang, Wu-Xiang Zhao, and Qiong-Hua Wang, "Three-dimensional display based on dual parallax barriers with uniform resolution," Appl. Opt. 52, 6011-6015 (2013)
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Joe Bastradi is THE GO-TO meteorologist. His modeling is based in history and similarities of past parameters instead of pure computer modeling. Joe is reality based and is very seldom wrong. I hope he is wrong about what is going to happen this weekend.
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Offence: Theft > theft from a specified place
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17. + Robert Lloyd , of St. Dunstan's in the West , was indicted for stealing 3 Linnen Money Bags, value 3 d. 50 3 l. 12 s. Pieces, 100 Moidores, 400 Guineas, and 40 l. in Money, the Money of John Simpson and Thomas Ward , in their Dwelling House , Jan 9 .
William Wethersden On Saturday the 9th of Jan. I was alone in our back Shop, when two Men open'd the Door and came in. I met them just at the back Shop Door, and immediately the first Man asked me if one Mr. Franklin liv'd there? The second Man made a sort of a Bustle with his Feet, and said, D - you, you are the Man. The third Man then put a Pistol to my breast, and said I was a dead Man, and indeed I was in such a Fright that I thought I was dead. I look'd over one of their Shoulders, and saw the third Fellow making behind the Counter, for which Reason I cry'd out, and the two Men who stood over me then st me, and likewise the third Fellow who had the Money, and in the Confusion one of the Pistols went off, as I thought by accident, upon which they ran out of the Shop. I then perceived that 3 Bags had been removed to a different End of the Counter from the Place where t hey first were, and there were upwards of a 1000 l. them.
Q. Was the Prisoner one of those Persons?
Wethersden. I really can't say that he is.
Ralph Hall. I live at Mrs. Downings the Corner of Clifford's Inn in Fleet street . My Time being expired, my Mistress was paving me my Money, when I was alarmed by the Report of a Pistol I looked and saw 2 Fellows in the Banker's Shop, and immediately a Man in Grey Cloaths (something taller than the Prisoner) opened the Door. The Prisoner was then behind him in the Shop, and as soon as the Door was open'd, they both ran athwart our Shop towards Chancery-Lane. Mr. Simpson's Footman presently came to the Door, seemingly in some Confusion, and cry'd, Stop Thief! I joined in the Pursuit, and in Bell-Yard the Prisoner was taken, but the other Man made his Escape.
Q. When he was taken what did he say to you?
Hall. He desired us to let him go, for he was afraid of being Arrested
Thomas Brooksbank On the 19th of January about 3 in the Afternoon, I had some Business at Mr. Brome's Shop, facing Mr. Simpson's, and heard the Report of a Pistol. Immediately two Men came out, and after them a third, and were pursued by Mr. Simpson's Footman with a Cry
of Stop Thief! They ran up Chancery-Lane, and I went through the King's-Head Tavern in order to meet them, and just at Crown-Court I heard some People say, Let him go, it is only an Arrest! Notwithstanding that, I follow'd them, and a Gentleman who was then coming down the Court stopp'd the Prisoner. I likewise took hold of his Collar, and he desir'd me to let him go, for they were Bailiffs (he said) that were after him.James Barton . I was going down Crown-Court on an Errand, and met the Prisoner running as swift as he could with something in his Hand, but what it was I could not discern. He threw it under a Gutter which the Water runs through, and the Mob saying he had shot a Man, I put my Hand under the Gutter, and found this Pistol: - it was discharg'd, and the Cock was broken off with the Fall. When the Prisoner was taken, and carried before Mr. Alderman Hoare, I was desir'd to put my Hand up the Gutter again to search for the Cock of the Pistol: I did so, and found it accordingly.
Mr. Thomas Wotton . On Sunday Morning, the Day after this Robbery was committed, I went to Newgate to see the Prisoner. I asked him how he could be guilty of such a notorious Thing? He at first denied it, but upon my telling him that he would certainly be hanged. He cry'd and fell on his Knees; I then told him, I would make him no Promises of Favour, and he then said, that he work'd at Hackney; that his Brother fetched him from thence to get into better Bread; and that they had walked about this Place for three Days to take an Opportunity to commit this Fact. He added, that it was his Pistol that went off, and that the Discharge of it was occasioned by his accidentally hirting it against the Side of the Counter; and that Lucas (one of the Persons not taken) went into the Shop, and held the Pistol to the young Man, and then his Brother Lloyd went behind the Counter to take the Bags, and that he was to stand Centry with a Pistol at the Stairs Foot to prevent any Person's coming up or down.
Prisoner. I lived at Hackney, and Edward Lloyd and Robert Lucas fetched me away, and said they had got a Place for me, upon which I came to Town, and then I was disappointed. In a few Days I got another Place at Black-Fryars, where I staid about 7 or 8 Days, and then they took me from thence, and that Day we committed this Fact, they made me suddled; they went in to ask for a fictitious Name, and Lucas clapp'd a Pistol to that Gentleman's Face. It is the first Fact I ever did, and I hope you will have Mercy and consider me.
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Saturday, May 29, 2010
California Poppies and Larkspur
I'm still not satisfied with the poppies as I can't seem to paint the 'view' in my mind's eye -- sigh -- I suppose some days are like that. The poppies at Montrose, such a wonderful gold and yellow, were so beautiful set against the deep purple/blues of the larkspur ...those complimentary colors -- whether on palette or in flower design - are really incredible.
While the sun shone for a while, I finally got to the garden - planted a few more perennials, sprayed the weeds, trimmed the tomatoes (some already forming), checked for insect pests and generally did a bit of 'clean up.' We spent the majority of the day though, reframing, working on the exhibit pieces, rematting paintings for the art festival next week. I still have almost 3 dozen I wish I had frames for that I'd like to put on my own walls ....! LOL
We had another fierce storm last night, and I'm so glad I got to the garden in time for my new plantings to be 'watered in' ....
We're in for more rain today and a quick trip to the farmer's market for strawberries. I have yet to put up jam or dry some for winter use and the season is almost over ...
Hope your day is terrific!
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- Lorraine said...
Oh this is glorious! I just love loe love the colors complementing each other. And the poppies are larger and more poppy shaped in this one -- each of your paintings is an absolute surprise and delight as you vary your techniques from one to the other. I just love coming here each morning to see what beautiful piece of art you've created.
Good luck with the framing and getting ready for the show. Bravo for you!!!
Lorraine - 29 May, 2010
- Joan said...
LOVE the contrast of the colors!!! This is really lovely...and the vertical format is perfect for the larkspur in the back.
I always find matting and framing exhausting...maybe because I always leave it for the last minute. lol
Have a Happy Memorial Day weekend!! - 29 May, 2010
- Teri C said...
These two colors look fantastic in your compostiion!!!
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Toronto, Canada and New Delhi, India, October 27, 2010 -- Research teams from three academic institutions and two private sector companies on two continents have come together to form the International malaria research consortium for the development of novel classes of antimalarials. This bold initiative will develop novel classes of drugs against malaria, a deadly disease in desperate need of new treatments.
Malaria is one of humanities most devastating illnesses with an estimated 247 million cases worldwide in 2008 and almost one million deaths- mostly among children. In Africa a child dies every 45 seconds of Malaria and the disease accounts for 20% of all childhood deaths. Furthermore drug resistance is steadily undermining the effectiveness of existing treatments - driving the need for new therapies.
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The Hotel was close to Cleveland County Fairgrounds and the Mall. The staff was very helpful and nice.
The only thing, was that there pool was green, but the staff said that it was alright too swim in.
We had a long day of traveling and family dinner.We chose to stay at this location rather than the Shelby Holiday Inn because it was cheaper. I was a little skeptical but when we went in and checked in the woman at the front desk was nice and courteous and the process was fast.The room was good and very clean, and the beds were very inviting after a long day.
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