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Letting Go (Japanese: VSチョロネコ VS Choroneko or 解放 Liberation) is the 467th round of the Pokémon Adventures manga.
Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details. |
The round begins with Black and White in Accumula Town, witnessing many people releasing their Pokémon after hearing Ghetsis' speech earlier. A Biker who had just released his Ducklett, and a young woman who had just released her Whimsicott, are approached and interrogated by Black and White respectively. The Biker and young woman claim that releasing their Pokémon was the best decision for them and their Pokémon, before walking away. Black then asks White where the people that made the speech earlier are. White glances around and spots them in the residential area of Accumula. Black begins to run towards that area, declaring that he would stop those people from making any more speeches. White stops Black by grabbing his wrist, and says that those people were just stating their opinion. However, Black claims that the Ducklett and Whimsicott earlier were completely devastated by their Trainers' decision to release them, and that he cannot understand people who preach for the good of Pokémon yet make Pokémon sad.
Just then, White is distracted by her Xtransceiver ringing, allowing Black to break free of White's grasp and continue towards the area. Upon answering the call, White is requested by the film director for several Pokémon to star in an upcoming drama scene. White quickly asks for the director to call her back later, before hanging up the call and shouting towards Black, ordering him to come back. But Black is already too far away to hear her, so White heads over to the residential area herself. She sees Black lamenting the fact that he didn't catch up to the preachers. Black believes that the preachers must have spread their word far and wide by now, and to prove it, he takes out the Poké Ball of the Galvantula that he encountered earlier, and explains to White that it went to a human-filled convention and attacked without command, which is something that wild Pokémon wouldn't do. Therefore, it must have previously belonged to a Trainer who released it after hearing the preaching.
Suddenly, Gigi taps on White's Xtransceiver, and upon realization, White frantically tries to call the director again. Due to a lack of signal in the area, Black suggests returning to the place where she last received or made a call. White does so, but not before borrowing Tep due to the call being about a business deal. Black then presses the button on the Poké Ball he was holding in order to send Galvantula out. Black reveals to Galvantula that he was considering releasing it, and Galvantula responds by shaking its forehead and wiggling its front legs. Black, not appearing to understand Galvantula, then says that Galvantula would be abandoned twice. A voice out of nowhere suddenly says that Galvantula was talking to Black. Black tries to laugh off the nonsense being suggested, but the voice, now speaking right into Black's ear, pities Black for not being able to hear his Pokémon. Black immediately turns around, almost bumping into a brick wall, and demands the voice to show itself.
Meanwhile, White hangs up the Xtransceiver call that she promised to the director earlier, and sulks that she missed a chance to get the BW Agency's finances out of the red. She tries to blame it on the hyperactive Black, but reminds herself that she employed Black and therefore has to look after him. White starts becoming curious about Black, and while lost in thought, she notices Tep and Gigi having fun with each other again. White wonders if she could get Black to train Gigi up, and only then realizes that she said "Black" too many times. With a smile on her face, White starts returning to where Black is, but upon arrival, sees a violent clash. In the next second, a voice commands a Night Slash, resulting in Black and Musha being knocked against the brick wall.
A worried White rushes to check on Black, and asks what happened to him. Black grunts in anger that some voice accused him of not listening to Pokémon, and suddenly attacked him with a Purrloin. White asks if he could do the "head clamp" technique, but Black says it wouldn't work in this situation. The person who spoke out of nowhere earlier echoes this statement, and after revealing himself to be a green-haired man, claims that Black always keeps his Pokémon trapped in Poké Balls. He then orders Purrloin to attack Musha. Black quickly pulls White out of the way, and calls out Brav and Tep. The man responds by calling a Gurdurr, Pidove and Tympole forward. The man suddenly sees Black taking out his Pokédex, and grabs Black's wrist, claiming that the Pokédex forced many Pokémon to be trapped in Poké Balls.
Meanwhile, in a castle somewhere, three near identical-looking masked men kneel before Ghetsis, and upon Ghetsis asking where their King is, they state that he is battling someone in Accumula.
Major events
- Black reveals that he had caught the Galvantula from before.
- Black begins to battle N.
Pokémon debuts
- Black
- White
- Ghetsis
- Shadow Triad
- Seven Sages
- Citizens
- Tepig (Tep; Black's)
- Tepig (Gigi; BW Agency's)
- Sandile (BW Agency's)
- Woobat (BW Agency's)
- Lillipup (BW Agency's)
- Galvantula (Black's; Newly revealed)
- Munna (Musha; Black's)
- Purrloin (N's)
- Braviary (Brav; Black's)
- Gurdurr (N's)
- Tympole (N's)
- Pidove (N's)
- Ducklett
- Whimsicott
- Pansage
- Krokorok
- The text on the Biker's shirt is altered in the English version by VIZ Media. While the text on his jacket states "GOD SPEED YOU" in the original, it has been altered to say "TEAM EMPOLEON".
- In the VIZ Media mini-volumes of the Black & White chapter, this round was collected in Volume 2.
- In the Kurokawa translation from France, this round was released in Pokémon Black and White volume 1.
- In VIZ Media Volume 44, the way N grabs Black's hand is edited.
In other languages
Language | Title | |
European French | Le mystérieux garçon (partie 1) | |
Brazilian Portuguese | VS Purrloin or Libertação | |
This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga. |


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(1955) |
The interesting aspect of this series, aside from it being performed live, is that several featured members of the original cast of the film were upgraded to leading roles. |
the series, debuted on September 27th, 1955 at 7.30pm on ABC. Rick was
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(1983) |
The 1983 series used what was left of the film's original sets. Many famous and soon-to-be-famous actors were part of this prequel to the film. The scripts placed the show in the June 1940 to November 1941 period, before Ilsa and Laszlo arrive in Casablanca. |
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PHILADELPHIA -- The white lights on the right-field scoreboard reflected onto the warning track dirt. Barks from the bleachers projected toward the field, as fans dotted the seats of Citizens Bank Park and absorbed pelts of sideways rain. The previous 205 times the Phillies took the field here, including the postseason, there was hardly a seat to be had, but on this mild, windy night, the stadium looked as though Philadelphia was out of contention.
There was baseball on Tuesday night in South Philadelphia, as such sacrifices must be made when trying to play 25 games over the last 23 days of the regular season. And 30 minutes after a one-hour, 52-minute delay before the start of the game, the rain softened, and the Phillies inched closer to a fifth straight National League East title with a 6-3 victory over the Braves. The Phillies are the first team this season to reach 90 wins, and it's the franchise's record fourth straight 90-win season. They lead the NL East by 9 1/2 games, and their magic numbers are down to 14 (division title) and six (playoff berth).
"We had to wait a while," manager Charlie Manuel said. "Outside of that, any time you win, it's not a challenge. That kind of makes it much easier to swallow."
And everything keeps going down smoothly when starter Vance Worley is on the mound. Worley continued to make his case for NL Rookie of the Year, allowing two earned runs over six innings. The Phillies have won the last 14 games Worley has started, the longest streak for the club since it won a franchise-record 15 straight starts by Steve Carlton in 1972.
In addition, Worley's nine-game winning streak is the longest by a Phillies pitcher since Randy Wolf won nine straight from 2005 to 2006, and the Elias Sports Bureau reports that Worley is the first rookie pitcher whose team has won 14 consecutive starts since the Reds won 14 with Wayne Simpson in 1970.
"It is pretty wild," Worley said. "I don't really look into it, but I always hear them on TV [talking] about it, saying how crazy it is."
Worley, though, needed his offense to keep the streak alive after Atlanta tied the score in the sixth. Ryan Howard scored on a wild pitch, and Raul Ibanez hit an RBI double that was inches from clearing the wall in right-center. Ibanez then roped an RBI single to right in the seventh to give the Phillies a three-run lead.
"They basically got the win," Worley said. "I didn't do anything."
That's not entirely true. The key moment came in the top of the sixth, when Worley walked Freddie Freeman to load the bases with nobody out. Alex Gonzalez hit a sac fly to left that tied the score, but then Worley induced Jose Constanza to fly out to left and got pitcher Tim Hudson to hit a soft fly to center that was run down by Shane Victorino.
"I couldn't locate very well, and I tend to make things more difficult for myself," Worley said. "I always seem to figure it out and slow things down out there for myself and get myself out of jams."
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The Phillies have outscored the Braves, 29-4, over their last three meetings and have a commanding division lead with three weeks remaining in the regular season.
"This is the team that we really need to beat, and we're coming out and playing to our potential," Worley said.
And there is little that anyone, including Mother Nature, can do about it.
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King Kilo- Automysophobia
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- Date
- 08/07/2012
- File Info
- Song
- 4 min 3 sec
- Score
- 4.54 / 5.00
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Some Drum n' Bass, happy Darkstep tune? Whatever, I'm not sure, but to be honest, don't really care either. Haha.
Enjoy! Keep it clean.
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Rated 4 / 5 stars
I'm not sure if you are still reading your comments, but I'm sure if you did take the time you could have made it so that your intro does follow your theme. The peace of the intro, that slowly merges with the distortions (No offense meant by this) and becoming apart of the whole instead of a single alone from the rest. Either way it is still a good song, but on a personal preference I'm not one to exactly like the choppy sounds. ^^
Yo'. I try to read and comment on every review. I totally agree with the intro not matching the main tune. I hope this worked out better with my newer songs, though.
Thank you for your comment! Hope you do prefer the newer music, haha.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
I like it. Reminds me of raiden and the sect. Techstep type of vibe.
I just don't think the intro matches the main theme personally, i don't know how to describe it.
Thanks, man!
The intro didn't match the main tune, at all, if you'd ask me. Hahaha.
I hope my newer songs have more fitting intros.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This is special but i like it.
Special is good, so cheers.
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A Nother track by King Kilo This one more not offense HAHA like the other one =D.
gj chek out game on full version =D
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Tue. 12/4/12 6:18pm
Danne D:
Says here Robert Plant called the station in '06: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/21014 | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:20pm
Danne D:
Us comment critters can use a week off now and again Chris, no sweat. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:23pm
Mike East:
I had lots of comments last week, but couldn't call. Can't call today either, too busy at work. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:25pm
Mike East:
I didn't know there was a Led Zeppelin resurgance, though I did see a guy reading a magazine on the bus the other day with the picture of Zeppelin outside the jet that I remember hanging on my wall in high school when I got an issue of Guitar World with a poster in it. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:28pm
Mike East:
I'm a pretty fast typer. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:28pm
Is the a twitter account I can send a photo to? It's a good'r, I promise. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:29pm
Mud Shark:
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Tue. 12/4/12 6:30pm
And THAT is why all us comment leavers are afraid to call... we like Chris and don't want to piss him off! Rich will never call again. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:36pm
Danne D:
@christsakis is Chris's Twitter | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:38pm
I think Dread Zeppelin has helped the resurgence. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:49pm
they are a bunch of plagiarists | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:50pm
Andrew Waterloo:
No offence Greg, but people like him are the reason for the cynicism toward bands like Zep, and Floyd. That's really what it comes down to. I discovered Led Zep when I was 17 and continued discovering things. Then I'd be excited about these new discoveries and end up in a conversation about why Led Zep is greatest band ever. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:51pm
Danne D:
@Hey danne Um..er... | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:52pm
Mud Shark:
Royalty-wise they ripped folks off. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:52pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiiY4ciKFQA | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:52pm
teehee | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:52pm
Danne D:
Actually I work on the computer a lot. I also comment on not all THAT many shows really. | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:53pm
BTW, "Hey danne" was not me; just got here, waiting in a doctor's office, funfun | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:53pm
the stones played covers and played in a style of other artists. lz outright stole songs and took credit for them | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:55pm
they heavily overused their creative un-commons license | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:56pm
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Don't get me started about Peart! | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:56pm
Die, Death! :) | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:57pm
Chris, your show on The Who last summer was one for the ages. I really loved it. LZ, another big commercial product form across the pond, were great, too. I first heard them in 7th grade Biology class at St Michaels. Our very liberal teacher let John Miler play "Houses" while we disected frogs. The music shocked me, honestly, being an innocent farm kid. I had to take it seriously then, because the mustachioed bio teacher also gave us a blatant sex ed series that same year. No details left undescribed. Bless you, wherever you are now, Mz Lanthorpe. | |
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Tue. 12/4/12 6:58pm
Fred Zep:
Ironic. No? | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:59pm
Danne D:
Have a good one folks :) Good night Chris :) | |
Tue. 12/4/12 6:59pm
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Tue. 12/4/12 7:01pm
@snooze: MEOW! | |
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The Red Wings won their fourth in a row and have a 9-1-1 record in their last 11 outings.
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Your new Burberry-flavoured Chic Cheat tribute - a few words I never thought I'd say, and much as I enjoy taking on styles and labels I wouldn't normally think to choose (namely which don't entail roses, snakes, studs, skulls, a black and red colour palette and motorbike imagery) Burberry's new puff-sleeved coat was something of an awakening for me. The label's public image took something of a battering when the chavs adopted their trademark check and emblazoned it across their baseball caps - a look we all have Posh (I don't think so) Spice to thank for! Ah, cherished memories indeed, but it would appear that bygone era is well and truly over and the label has emerged victorious with a sumptuous line of puff-sleeved coats and macs - and a hot look for this season.
Fold your fabric back and forth on itself, as shown in the diagram, pinning it in place as you go along, until you've got a crinkled area 15cm into your fabric.
Cut your crinkled fabric out and repeat this process again.
You should have two areas of crinkled fabric 1m x 15cm.
Tack stitch your crinkles in place several times along your strip of fabric and take the pins out.
Cut along your fabric strips at 33cm intervals, so that you have 6 strips of crinkled fabric, 33cm x 15 cm.
Cut out 6 rectangles of flat fabric, also 33cm by 15cm.
Stitch each of the 6 flat pieces to 6 of the crinkled pieces. Stitch 1cm from three of the four edges and then trim back the edges.
Press the crinkles in place on your newly sewn rectangular pieces with an iron on maximum heat (unless your fabric is synthetic, in which case you should iron on a much lower heat or with a layer of calico over)
Take your tack stitching out.
Turn your strips inside out so that no raw edges are visible except the unstitched ones. Don't worry about these, they will be folded eventually when they are attached to the mac. Press the edges flat.
Now to attach them to your mac. I find it helps to put something under the tops of the sleeves, like a hanger, mannequin or a cushion, so that it is easier to construct a three-dimensional shape on top of them.
Look at the following sleeve detail on the original.
Notice the deeply folded strip underneath the two fabric bulges at the back and front. Do this one first.
Place your strip of fabric along the top of the sleeve, as shown in the diagram:
Bend your fabric slightly and pin it about 10cm down the mac sleeve. Cut away the excess fabric and fold it back on itself at the bottom. Pin the bottom in place.
Slip-stitch your fabric to the mac along the top and bottom of your strip.
Now for the back piece. Attach another of your strips of fabric to the top side of your sleeve, again, along the folded edge of your strip of crinkled fabric.
Scrunch the piece of fabric down so that it only comes about 10cm down your sleeve, and bend it around the side of the sleeve as shown in the picture below. The scrunching should cause it to bulge upwards at the top of the sleeve, too, like it does on the Burberry original.
Finally, the front piece. Attach another of your strips of fabric to the top side of your sleeve at the front, again, along the folded edge of your strip of crinkled fabric.
Scrunch the piece of fabric down so that it only comes about 10cm down your sleeve, and bend it around the side of the sleeve as before.
Repeat these last three processes on the other side of the garment with the remaining three crinkled strips of fabric.
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When it comes to the pinstripe suit, things are no longer business as usual. Sure, it's still the appropriate choice when you want — or think it advantageous — to exert a little more influence at the office, but this model of menswear is also losing some of its uptight "banker" connotations. Presently, the pinstripe suit is being reassigned to more out-of-the-office affairs, thanks to the stylish, powerful image it represents. It's becoming a savvy, sartorial look guys can employ to differentiate themselves from their one-dimensional counterparts. However, the new, evolving pinstripe suit comes with both benefits and restrictions. That's why, should you be considering this particular style, we're letting you in on how to pull off a pinstripe suit.
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Considered from the macro-level, the pinstripe suit can work for almost any guy: It's the obvious choice for the accomplished businessman ready to visually demonstrate his mad skills because if you know how to pull off a pinstripe suit, it can make a bold statement. However, when it comes to the vertical patterns, the pinstripe suit needs to be considered from a micro-level, namely individual body types. Stripes create an elongating effect, so pinstripe suits work well for both short and/or stocky guys, while tall, lanky guys may want to consider other options.When to wear a pinstripe suit?
The professional stigma tied to the pinstripe suit used to mean 9-to-5 wear only, and while it's still a sophisticated work option, times are changing, and that's why it's important to know how to pull off a pinstripe suit. Evolving social mores have made the pinstripe suit a dapper choice for important meetings, essential sales calls and, for high rollers, premieres. However, boundaries still exist, and a pinstripe suit travels in the middle of the road: It's not appropriate for casual wear or ultra-formal wear, so don't wear one to the club or to a black-tie affair.How to wear a pinstripe suit?
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Suzuki Cervo
The Suzuki Cervo is a kei car manufactured by Suzuki Motor Corporation. Introduced in 1976 as the successor to the Suzuki Fronte Coupé, the Cervo name was originally affixed to a kei sports coupe, and then to models derived from the Suzuki Alto. The nameplate was retired between 1998 and 2006, and again in March 2010, although it may be revived for the Indian market in 2013.
Cervo SS20 (first generation)[edit]
SS20 Cervo | |
1979 Cervo CX-G
Overview | |
Also called | Suzuki SC100 |
Production | 1977.10–1982.06 |
Designer | Giorgetto Giugiaro |
Body and chassis | |
Body style | 2+2, 2-door coupé hatchback |
Layout | RR layout |
Related | Suzuki Fronte 7-S |
Powertrain | |
Engine | 539 cc T5A two-stroke I3 797 cc F8A OHC I4 970 cc F10A OHC I4 |
Transmission | four-speed manual |
Dimensions | |
Length | 3,190 mm (125.6 in) |
Width | 1,395 mm (54.9 in) |
Height | 1,210–1,230 mm (48–48 in) |
Curb weight | 535–625 kg (1,179–1,378 lb) |
Chronology | |
Predecessor | Suzuki Fronte Coupé |
Suzuki was the first company to offer a kei car in 1955. One interesting departure from other Kei cars was the Fronte Coupé introduced in September 1971. It was a 2+2 (or a strict 2-seater) Giugiaro-designed mini GT based on the rear-engine Suzuki Fronte, measuring a mere 2,995 mm. It used a 359 cc two-stroke engine developing 31, 34 or 37 hp (35 in later models) depending on equipment level. The Fronte Coupé was discontinued in June, 1976, as it didn't suit the new Kei Jidosha limits, nor the stricter emissions regulations.
After a hiatus of over a year, Suzuki returned to the sports minicar market with the new Cervo in October 1977. The SS20 Cervo was mainly a JDM model (although it was also sold as a LHD in Chile) with a 539 cc three-cylinder, two-stroke engine. The SS20 used the chassis from the 1976 Fronte 7-S, but was equipped with the larger T5A engine (this was the rear-mounted version of the LJ50 used in the Jimny and Fronte Hatch, also known as the T5B in the FF Alto/Fronte). The body was based on the Giugiaro designed Fronte Coupé, but with a bulge in the front and bigger bumpers which led to the loss of some of the original's grace. Instead of square headlights, the Cervo received round items. The new rear glass hatch added convenience.
Worse was that the new 550 cc engine was strangled by emissions requirements. Whereas the most powerful 360 cc version had offered 37 PS (27 kW) at 6,000 rpm, the new T5A only provided 28 PS (21 kW) at 5000 rpm and had an additional 55–80 kg to drag around. To keep acceleration acceptable, gearing was rather low, keeping claimed top speed to 120 km/h (75 mph).[1] This was ten more than the Fronte 7-S sedan version could achieve, thanks to lower wind resistance,[2] but Car Graphic were only able to reach 111.80 km/h (69 mph) when testing the car in 1977, with the 0–400 m sprint taking 23 seconds. The engine ran out of breath past 7000 rpm.[3] Suzuki were aware that the Cervo, unlike its predecessor, was no longer a mini GT car. The advertising also reflected this, generally targeting the female demographic (except for the sporty CX-G version).
Equipment levels ranged from the entry-level CX (¥608,000 in 1977), via the "ladies' version" CX-L to the top-of-the-line CX-G (¥698,000). The lowest priced CX model received microscopic hubcaps, painted black, as were the bumpers (chromed on better equipped versions).[4] The CX-L was added in September 1978 and had brighter trim, to specifically target feminine customers.[5] Only the CX-G had front disc brakes; the others had to make do with drums all around. Handling was as can be expected,[by whom?] the rear-engine leading to a somewhat twitchy front end. In the SC100s, the heavier four-cylinder engine was countered by a balancing weight in the front bumper.
The SS20 Cervo received a very minor facelift in 1978, consisting mainly of interior upgrades. In June 1982, the rear-engined Cervo was discontinued in favor of a more conventionally laid out replacement, the SS40. In Chile the Cervo was originally sold with the 800 cc F8A inline-four; this was later replaced with the 1 litre F10A as used in the SC100.
For export, Suzuki transformed the Cervo into the SC100, first introduced in April 1978. The SC100 was known in England by the nickname "Whizzkid". The three-cylinder engine was replaced by a rear-mounted 970 cc four-cylinder F10A engine (later used in the SJ410) developing 47 PS (35 kW).[6] Top speed was 142.8 km/h (89 mph) in a contemporary test.[7] The body differed from the Cervo's in that the windshield was not as steeply raked, necessitating a different doorframe and side window as well. Square headlights were used in European markets, with either round or square ones used elsewhere. In European markets the grille incorporated the chunky indicator lenses, which were normally positioned in a space underneath the bumper – these openings were blanked with plastic grilles.
In the UK it was only available as the lavishly equipped SC100 GX, while in other countries it was also offered as a CX or the more luxurious CX-G. The GX, with a cigar lighter, reclining front seats, and independent all-round suspension, sold for £2,400 upon introduction (the slightly larger Alto of the same period sold for £3375[8]). The marketing campaign was further helped by an enthusiastic owner, the late LJK Setright, long-time CAR magazine columnist. Other markets included the Netherlands, Hong Kong, South Africa, New Zealand[9] and several Latin American countries.
It was sold in Europe from 1979 to 1982, when production ended. There was only one model change, when dashboard and column switches were modified in January 1980. With demand always outstripping supply, British importer Heron Suzuki sold 4,696 SC100s in Britain, where the car has since then gained minor classic status.[citation needed] Nimag sold around 3,400 SC100s in the Netherlands. As of mid 2014, there were 96 "Whizzkids" registered with the Driver and Vehicle Licencing Agency (DVLA)[10] in the UK.
engine | F10A, 970 cc OHC I4 |
power | 47–50 hp (35–37 kW) at 5,000 rpm |
torque | 83 Nm (61.3 lb·ft) at 2,500 (or 3,000) rpm |
transmission | 4-speed manual |
length × width × height | 3,190 × 1,395 × 1,230 mm (125.6 × 54.9 × 48.4 in) |
weight | 625–660 kg (1,378–1,455 lb) |
Cervo SS40 (2nd generation)[edit]
SS40 Cervo | |
Overview | |
Production | 06.1982–02.1988 |
Body and chassis | |
Body style | 4-seat, 2-door coupé hatchback |
Layout | FF, transverse engine |
Powertrain | |
Engine |
F5A inline 3, 543 cc
Transmission | 4/5-speed manual, 2-speed automatic |
Dimensions | |
Wheelbase | 2,150 mm (84.6 in) |
Length | 3,195 mm (125.8 in) |
Width | 1,395 mm (54.9 in) |
Height | 1,290 mm (50.8 in) |
Curb weight | 530–550 kg (1,170–1,210 lb) |
In June 1982, an all-new Cervo was presented. Based on the underpinnings of the recently changed Alto/Fronte, the Cervo now sported front-wheel drive with a transversally mounted four-stroke engine. The F5A engine was the same as used in the SS40 Fronte. A twin-choke carb meant a whopping 29 hp (22 kW) was available, rather than the 28 hp (21 kW) in the "cooking" Alto/Mighty Boy. The Cervo offered a lower, much more sporty driving position than its Alto/Fronte sister cars. Anyone over 172 cm (5 ft 8 in) would certainly hit their head on the ceiling.[11] Strangely, considering its supposedly sporty character, the Cervo was higher geared than its Fronte sister car. Top speed, however, either remained the same as the 110 km/h (68 mph) of the Fronte (according to one source), or a little bit higher, at 115 km/h (71 mph), according to another.[12] To distinguish the Cervo from the other SS40 versions, its model code was SS40C (Alto: SS40V, Fronte: SS40S, Mighty Boy: SS40T).
The new more aerodynamic body looked a bit more plain than its sharp predecessor, but the fastback shape echoed Giugiaro's original design. The headlights were square, there was more glass than on the SS20 (but with a broad B-pillar) and the larger rear glass hatch (still not a proper hatch) now offered better access to a much more usable luggage space. The rear seat folded; some versions even offered a remote opening mechanism and heated rear window. The SS40 was also the first Cervo to offer automatic transmission, a two-speed. This all reflected a steady move away from the original "mini Gran Turismo" concept towards a much softer "Personal Car".
When introduced, only a CS (4MT) or CS-Q (2AT) were offered (¥580,000/620,000). By September the more upscale CS-L (5MT) and CS-QL (2AT) were added to the lineup, offering (partially) fabric covered seats and a number of other conveniences at a starting price of ¥687,000. All had 10-inch steel wheels. The automatic transmission was never too popular, offering only two gear ratios and considerably worse acceleration and gas mileage (down 20%), along with a higher price.
In May 1983, less than a year after introduction, the Cervo received a light facelift. In light of new regulations, wing mirrors were moved to the doors and the screw holes on the fenders were covered up. The mechanical changes were light: a slightly adjusted cam profile, the compression rate was upped to 9,7:1 (previously 9,5), the EGR and catalytic converter were improved and the engine received an automatic choke. The lineup also received an overhaul, now looking as follows:
CS / CS-Q | Base versions, 4MT / 2AT. No radio. Single speed wipers. |
¥580,000 / ¥620,000 |
CS-D / CS-QD | Slightly upscale, 4MT/2AT. AM radio. Intermittent wipers. |
¥650,000 / ¥690,000 |
CS-F | 5MT, fuel efficient version which helped replace the CS-L. Radial tires. |
¥719,000 |
CS-G | Sporty version, 5MT. Rev counter, 12-inch wheels, optional alloys. Front disc brakes. |
¥730,000 |
There was also a CS-M / CS-QM special edition (based on the CS-D) in either an all-white or an all-red paint scheme with a black-and-red interior (¥633,000 / ¥673,000). The CS-G was aimed at a more masculine clientele, and was the first SS40 Cervo to use male models in the advertising. The CS-F had a very high 5th gear and offered a 5% gas mileage improvement over other Cervos.
An even sportier version appeared in November 1983, when the CT and CT-G Turbo versions were offered. The F5A Turbo was Suzuki's first forced induction car engine and produced 40 PS (29 kW) and a useful 54 N·m (40 lb·ft). It received an electronic carburetor and a lower compression rate of 8,6:1. Only a five-speed manual transmission was available, and front disc brakes were standard. The CT weighed in at 560 kg (1,235 lb), prices were ¥748,000 and ¥898,000 respectively. A two-tone red-and-black interior and dummy hood scoop added to the Turbo's sporty looks, while the CT-G also received a rev counter.[13] Top speed has been quoted at 135 km/h (84 mph).[14]
In January 1985 another minor facelift occurred, with new, more comfortable seats and a new front grille. The interior also sported more fabric, an improved manual shifter and a half-leather steering wheel on the CT-G. The side mirrors were now mounted in the corner between the door and A-pillar, rather than on the door itself. The CT-G received body colored bumpers and mirrors, which was optional on lesser versions. Power output was up to 31 PS (23 kW), due to a new carburetor. Top speed according to German Auto Katalog was up by five, to 120 km/h (75 mph). The lineup consisted of the CT-G (sporty Turbo), CS-G (sporty NA), CS-D / CS-QD ("deluxe" versions - with a vinyl rear seat nonetheless) and CS / CS-Q (standard version).
With Kei car sales shrinking overall and the Cervo losing market share, sales were dropping precipitously. In February 1987 the second-generation Cervo received its third and final update. The Turbo was discontinued and the lineup rationalized to two versions, the sporty CS-G with a 5-speed manual and the lower grade CS-D with either a 4-speed manual or the 2-speed automatic. As further rationalization, all models now had roll-type safety belts (hitherto, CS and CS-D versions had come with fixed belts), front disc brakes and air conditioning.
By January 1988, a new Cervo had been presented and the SS40C was discontinued shortly thereafter. Due to its lesser sales, the SS40C never received as many technical improvements as its Alto sister model. The Alto Turbo gained fuel injection and other technologies, but the ostensibly sporty Cervo had to make do with a carburetted 40 PS (29 kW). These days, many Cervo owners modify their cars by bolting on parts from later Altos, making the Cervo live up to its sporty appearance.
Cervo CG72V/CH72V (3rd generation)[edit]
Cervo CG72V/CH72V | |
Overview | |
Production | 02.1988–05.1990 |
Body and chassis | |
Body style | 4-seat, 3-door hatchback |
Layout | FF (4WD) layout |
Dimensions | |
Length | 3,195 mm (125.8 in) |
Width | 1,395 mm (54.9 in) |
Height | 1,330 mm (52.4 in) (1,350 mm (53.1 in)) |
Curb weight | 590 kg (1,300 lb) (640 kg (1,410 lb)) |
On January 22, 1988, the next Cervo was introduced. Suzuki were accentuating the Cervo's van capabilities this time around, with a squat, boxy rear end which gave the car an excceedingly bizarre appearance in combination with the front clip and door skins of the Alto/Fronte. The C-pillar was very wide, the front part of the roof was made of glass, there was a small wraparound rear spoiler and a more prominent one at the top of the hatchback lid. One nickname in Japan was "Airbrick", while others referred to it as "Komachi Yokocho" (横丁小町, "side alley beauty") - hinting at the Cervo's continued popularity with stylish young females. The interior was no less unusual than the outside: a large gray and bright yellow diagonal pattern covered the seats while white gauges added a touch of sportiness. Storage compartments abounded, in the thick C-pillars as well as in a central console. A high-powered Mitsubishi Diatone stereo was also standard.
The new Cervo benefitted from various technical improvements made to the Alto/Fronte, fitting the new F5B SOHC 12-valve three-cylinder (carbureted). 40 PS (29 kW) at a peaky 7,500 rpm was available from 547 cc. Three well-equipped models were available:
- CGXF front-wheel drive, 5MT. ¥698,000 (CG72V)
- CGXL front-wheel drive, 3AT. ¥750,000 (CG72V)
- CGXJ four-wheel drive, 5MT. ¥770,000 (CH72V)
In March, three models with the world's first electric power steering (CGPF/CGPL/CGPJ) were added to the lineup, at a juicy ¥150,000 surcharge. Actress and pop idol Yuka Ōnishi (大西結花) was the spokesperson for the ad campaign, while an all female motorcycle racing team (Team Angela) raced a Turbocharged Cervo in the Safari Rally. However, it was all to no avail: The rivals, Daihatsu's new Leeza and Mazda's Autozam Carol both sold much better. Combined with the removal of certain tax breaks for small cargo vehicles, this meant that the Cervo's already narrow slot in the market had essentially disappeared. When the new 660 cc Kei regulations were introduced, Suzuki decided to call it quits rather than spend a lot of money to update such a slow-selling vehicle and Cervo production ended in May 1990.
Cervo Mode (4th generation)[edit]
Overview | |
Also called | Suzuki Alto, Maruti Zen |
Production | 07.1990–10.1998 |
Body and chassis | |
Body style | 4-seat, 3-door 4-seat, 5-door hatchback |
Layout | FF / 4WD layout |
Dimensions | |
Length | 3,295 mm (129.7 in) |
Width | 1,395 mm (54.9 in) |
Height | 1,370–1,410 mm (54–56 in) |
Curb weight | 620–750 kg (1,370–1,650 lb) |
Again targeting the female demographic, the Cervo nameplate made a return in July 1990. Now, however, reflecting the new Kei Jidosha standards, the engine had grown by 110 cc and it was 100 mm (3.9 in) longer. More shockingly, the car was of a traditional two-box design, sold initially only as a 3-door hatchback. Eventually, the Cervo Mode developed into a full range of cars, coinciding with the discontinuation of the Fronte which had left a niche above the "regular" Alto. Reflecting the desired clientele, heartthrob Yūji Oda (織田裕二) appeared in the marketing campaign.
The Cervo Mode was initially only available with turbocharged 660 cc engines of either 3- or 4-cylinder configurations. In November 1990 a 5-door version followed, along with lesser engines. The Mode looked more pedestrian than previous Cervos, with the Maruti built version (the "Zen") in fact being marketed as the Alto in Europe.
The Cervo was a bit sportier than it appeared at first sight, however. The hottest version (the SR-Four) was the first Kei car to have a four-cylinder, 16-valve DOHC Turbo Intercooler engine (F6B), and was also the first to be equipped with Pirelli P700 tires as standard. ABS was optional, as was Full-time 4WD.
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1990 Suzuki Cervo Mode | ||||||
model | gears | engine | power | weight | (lbs) | |
S-Turbo FF | CN21S | 5MT (3AT) | F6A, 657 cc 3-cyl | 61 PS (45 kW) at 6,000 rpm | 650 (670) kg | 1,433 (1,477) |
S-Turbo 4WD | CP21S | 5MT | 710 kg | 1,565 | ||
SR-Turbo FF | CN21S | 5MT (3AT) | 650 (670) kg | 1,433 (1,477) | ||
SR-Turbo 4WD | CP21S | 5MT | 710 kg | 1,565 | ||
SR-Four FF | CN31S | 5MT | F6B, 658 cc 4-cyl | 64 PS (47 kW) at 7,000 rpm | 670 kg | 1,477 |
SR-Four 4WD | CP31S | 5MT | 730 kg | 1,609 |
By November, 1990, the 52/55 hp (carbureted/EPI) non-turbo F6A SOHC 4-valve engine became available, available in a whole range of versions: M as three- or five-door (later only five), with manual or automatic transmissions and FWD or 4WD, a sportier S only as a three-door, and the luxurious L only as a five-door with the more powerful EPI engine - which also appeared in 4WDs equipped with automatics. In September 1991 the range was revised, receiving side impact protection and a high mounted brakelight. Since these were considered structural changes the car received a new set of model codes, becoming the CN22S/CP22S/CN32S/CP32S. The SR-Four now came with all-around disc brakes while the S-Turbo was discontinued. An FWD automatic MC version joined the range at the lower end, equipped with a column-mounted shifter. Other special versions abounded, with the luxurious F-Limited EPI 3-door joining in December 1991 and the somewhat cheaper, carbureted M Selection in April 1992. In July of that year, the 3-door, automatic only S Selection managed to find a slot in a pricelist now comprising a faintly ridiculous 27 variants. This didn't hinder Suzuki from adding more versions, the well-equipped LoFt (sic), in June 1994 and the A in April of that year.
In October, 1995, the lineup received a facelift and some minor technical changes. A 2-valve base version (the B, C and E), developing 42 hp (31 kW) joined. The carbureted 12-valve engine equipped the M Selection, the LoFt, FF versions of the S Selection, the X and the F-Limited. The 55 hp (41 kW) EPI version was also available in the 4WD M Selection. The SR-Turbo lost two valves per cylinder but gained an intercooler in the process, bringing claimed power up to the same 64 PS (47 kW) as in the more expensive SR-Four. Kei cars just so happen to be limited to 64 PS, but it was a badly kept secret that the four-cylinder F6B developed considerably more than that. The X was alone in being offered with a 4-speed automatic.
By May 1997, as the Wagon R (itself based on the Cervo Mode) was stealing ever more of the Cervo's sales, the turbocharged versions were discontinued as the lineup was shrunk to the S-Limited (42, 52 or 55 PS) and the M Selection (52/55 hp). The 52 PS (55 in the AT 4WD version) 3-door SR joined in January 1998, attempting to fill the gap left by the Turbocharged models. By October 1998, with new regulations looming, the Cervo was once again discontinued.
Cervo C (Classic)[edit]
In August 1996 the retro-look Cervo C (for "Classic") appeared, following the success of Subaru's Vivio Bistro and Mitsuoka's original Viewt. The Cervo C came as a well-equipped five-door with the 52 PS (38 kW) F6A engine (55 PS in the automatic 4WD version). A high-powered AM/FM cassette stereo was standard, as were power windows and locks as well as wooden details on the dash and steering wheel. Automatic transmission and/or four-wheel drive were optional. The metal bodywork was the same as on the Cervo Mode, but the front assembly was entirely different and chromed bumpers, mirrors and doorhandles added to the classic look. In May 1997 a three-door version joined the lineup. Production ended in October 1998, when the Cervo Mode sister model was discontinued. Also launched in India as the "Zen Classic" it was not well received, becoming a huge flop in the Indian market.
Cervo HG21S (5th generation)[edit]
In November 2006, Suzuki reintroduced the Cervo name.[15] The modern, Alto-based Cervo is still a kei car but is much more luxurious than its predecessor. The Cervo originally came equipped with the 658 cc K6A engine (54 hp in the normally aspirated VVT G version, 60 hp in the turbo T and TX version). It is only available as a five-door with a four-speed automatic (with a manual mode in the turbo cars), and is marketed as a more masculine alternative to the MR Wagon. The nicer grade Cervos came with keyless entry and Bluetooth. In June 2007 a G Limited normally aspirated model was added, with the fourteen-inch alloys and rear spoiler of the TX.
In October 2007, the Cervo received the Good Design Award, and the SR version was introduced. This had a new, 64 hp direct injection turbo engine and a seven-step CVT transmission, the first time for such a combination to be available. With front-wheel drive, this car achieved a remarkable 23.0 km/l (54 mpg) on the test cycle. The Cervo also received some minor updates across the line, with new liquid seal engine mounts and suspension changes. In May 2008 the range received more minor updates, with new colors being added and a new limited edition model, the G Limited II, which featured alcantara interior and a sporty exterior. Other models received new aero parts and other equipment, gas discharge headlights[vague] were now available on the SR.
In May 2009, the Cervo received its most recent upgrade. The T model was discontinued, the TX received the "aero" front dam of the SR while the gas mileage of the G version was improved to meet the 15% gas mileage improvement goals for Japanese fiscal year 2010. The very efficient SR is the only turbocharged Kei car to qualify for the lower tax grades for especially environmentally friendly vehicles, combining this with being the most powerful version. The Cervo was discontinued by Suzuki during March 2010.
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- ^ Costa, André & Georges-Michel Fraichard, ed. (September 1979). Salon 1979: Toutes les Voitures du Monde (in French) (Paris: l'Auto Journal) (14 & 15): 183. Missing or empty
(help) - ^ Car Graphic, quoted in "Suzuki FRONTE Coupe & CERVO: The Complete History of the Specialty K-Car". Headlight Magazine: Jimmy's Library. Archived from the original on 2010-09-18.
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- ^ "Some sources state 49 PS (36 kW), others 50 PS (37 kW)". Afrit13.tweakdsl.nl. Retrieved 2010-11-06.
- ^ Automovil no. 39, April 1981: p. 93, recovered at http://afrit13.tweakdsl.nl/suzuki/frameset.htm
- ^ "Link to What Car Alto review". Retrieved 2010-11-06.
- ^ Walton, Allan, "Classic Pick", NZ Classic Car (Auckland, New Zealand: Parkside Media) (August, 1997): 60
- ^ howmanyleft.co.uk
- ^ スズキ・セルボ - インテリア [Suzuki Cervo: Interior]. Cervo Garage (in Japanese). Geocities.jp. Retrieved 2011-04-21.
- ^ 110 km/h according to World Cars 1984, p376, and World Cars 1985, p382. 115 km/h according to Auto Katalog 1984, pp122, 228.
- ^ According to World Cars 1985, a few additional SS40 models existed: a CS-H managed to somehow fit in between the CS and CS-D (¥626,000). A CT-H Turbo separated the CT and CT-G, priced at ¥794,000, while a top-of-the-line CT-G EX was priced at ¥932,000. No mention is found of these versions anywhere else.
- ^ Auto Katalog 1986, pp126, 239. While being a plausible figure, the Auto Katalog top speed numbers often seem like mere conjecture.
- ^ "Inside Line: News, Road Tests, Auto Shows, Car Photos and Videos". Edmunds.com. 2009-01-22. Retrieved 2010-05-01.
- Auto Katalog 1984. Vereinigte Motor-Verlage GmbH & Co. KG, Stuttgart: 1983.
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- Car Graphic: Car Archives Vol. 5, '70s Japanese Cars. Nigensha: 2007. ISBN 978-4-544-09175-5
- Car Graphic: Car Archives Vol. 11, '80s Japanese Cars. Nigensha: 2007. ISBN 978-4-544-91018-6
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- "Goo-net Catalog, Suzuki Cervo Mode". Goo-net. Archived from the original on 2009-08-12.
- Kazuo Ozeki, Suzuki Story: Small Cars, Big Ambitions. Miki Press: 2007. ISBN 978-4-89522-503-8
- Martin Schaefers. "History of Suzuki Kei Jidosha". Far East Auto Literature. Archived from the original on 2009-08-08.
- World Cars 1982. Automobile Club of Italy: 1982. p374, ISBN 0-910714-14-2
- World Cars 1984. Automobile Club of Italy: 1984. p376, ISBN 0-910714-16-9
- World Cars 1985. Automobile Club of Italy: 1985. p382, ISBN 0-910714-17-7
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Competitive adsorption of plasma proteins at solid—liquid interfaces
Lensen, H.G.W. and Breemhaar, W. and Smolders, C.A. and Feijen, J. (1986) Competitive adsorption of plasma proteins at solid—liquid interfaces. Journal of Chromatography B: Biomedical Sciences and Applications, 376 . pp. 191-198. ISSN 1570-0232
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Abstract: | The competitive adsorption of human serum albumin (HSA), human immuno-γ-globulin (HIgG) and human fibrinogen (HFb) onto polystyrene (PS) at 20° C and a pH of 7.35 (phosphate-buffered saline) was studied. Protein adsorption was studied using enzyme immunoassay. The results obtained with the immunoassay were compared with those obtained using radiolabelled proteins. Recent studies revealed that the adsorption behaviour of radiolabelled proteins onto surfaces differs from that of the non-labelled proteins, which may lead to misinterpretation of adsorption data. Differences in the adsorption behaviour of the labelled proteins as compared to non-labelled proteins can possibly be explained by the formation of modified proteins during the labelling procedure as shown by ion-exchange high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). The competitive adsorption of HSA, HIgG and HFb onto a PS latex was studied by measuring the depletion of proteins in solution. The decrease in protein concentration in solution was determined by HPLC techniques. A strong preferential adsorption of HFb was observed with maximum adsorption values of 0.6 μg/cm2. |
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It's Friday, which means that it's time to cast your vote in the People StyleWatch Who Looked Hot This Week poll. And the nominees are: Sienna Miller in a Stella McCartney lbd, Ashlee Simpson in an electric blue romper, January Jones in fashion-forward label Andrew Gn, Freid Pinto stepping out in London wearing Stella McCartney and Demi Moore looking red hot in a black dress by Roland Mouret. Watch the video and decide for yourself!


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#Twatch clock grabs time from network
David turned the Twitter streaming #Twatch into clock that pull time from a SNTP network server. The coding is done, and it's available for download. David also included documentation in the download package, as well as on his blog.
This entry was posted in #twatch and tagged #twatch, open source, SNTP clock.The zip file has complete source, firmware, and a PowerShell module for using the LCD emulation.


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Allen, Clinton, was born in West Monroe, November 26, 1855, son of Orson F. and Almeda Oyer Allen, father was born in West Monroe, mother was born in Herkimer county. His father served in the late civil war. He enlisted in Iowa and went to the front with the 4th Iowa Cavalry. The subject of this sketch was educated in West Monroe, then went to work on his father's farm. Worked on the farm till he was married in 1879 to Ella Palmer of Parish, daughter of Stephen Palmer, who was one of the early settlers of Parish, and also a prominent Mason. Mr. Palmer's farm consists of one hundred forty acres, most of which is under cultivation, and is one of the largest and finest farms in the township of Parish. Mr. Allen has three children: Floyd aged nine, Freddie, aged four, and Fay two years old.
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Victor Maurel
Victor Maurel (17 June 1848 – 22 October 1923) was a French operatic baritone who enjoyed an international reputation as a great singing-actor.
Maurel was born in Marseilles. Educated in music and stage craft at the Paris Conservatory, he made his debut in opera at the city of his birth, Marseilles, in 1867. The following year, he performed on stage in Paris for the first time. The city of New York first heard him in 1873, when he performed at the Academy of Music. Later, he would sing at New York's Metropolitan Opera House (in 1894-96 and 1898–99).
Other famous venues at which he appeared included London's Royal Opera House, Covent Garden—in 1873-79, 1891–95 and 1904—and the Paris Opera, where he was on the roster of singers from 1879 through to 1894.
Maurel was renowned in Europe and the United States for his vivid stage presence and exceptional acting and make-up skills; but his voice, while well trained and of good quality, was not considered to be as impressive as that of his chief French baritone rivals, Jean Lassalle (1847–1909) and Maurice Renaud (1861–1933).
In 1887, Maurel created the role of Iago in Otello at La Scala, Milan, and then, in 1893, he created the title role in Falstaff, again at La Scala. These were the final two operatic masterpieces composed by Giuseppe Verdi, and it was Verdi who selected Maurel to perform in the premieres.
Maurel made operatic history for a third time in 1892 when he was chosen to be the first Tonio in Ruggero Leoncavallo's enduringly popular verismo opera, Pagliacci.
Like many Paris-trained singers of his day, Maurel was equally adept at performing roles in Italian and French. He appeared, too, in several German operas by Richard Wagner (on 30 March 1873 he sang in the first production in Milan of Lohengrin, to Gabrielle Krauss's Elsa), and was a famous Don Giovanni in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's opera of the same name. Shaw, however, though an admirer of Maurel, claimed that his genius was not Mozartian, and commented that "the problem of how to receive a call from a public statue does not seem to have struck him as worth solving".[1]
After retiring from opera, Maurel taught singing in Paris and New York City, where he died at the age of 75. His pupils included the contralto Frances Ingram and the baritones Herbert Heyner and Thomas Quinlan (impresario).
Some examples of his vocalism are preserved on gramophone records which he made during the early years of the 20th century, when he was past his best. These recordings, which include a few French songs and arias from Otello, Falstaff and Don Giovanni, have been reissued on CD by various companies. Maurel also wrote a number of books on opera and the art of singing and dabbled in theatrical set design. Volume One of Michael Scott's The Record of Singing (published in 1977 by Duckworth, London) contains an informative overview of the baritone's career, an assessment of his musical importance and a brief discussion of his recordings.
- ^ Review in The World, 13 May 1891, reprinted in Laurence, D. (ed) (1981), Shaw's Music, Vol. 2. The Bodley Head
- Warrack, John and West, Ewan (1992), The Oxford Dictionary of Opera, 782 pages, ISBN 0-19-869164-5
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Maurel, Victor". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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Pasta With Cherry Tomatoes and Arugula
1 pint cherry tomatoes, halved if small, quartered if large
1 plump garlic clove, minced or put through a press (more to taste)
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1 cup arugula leaves, coarsely chopped
1 tablespoon slivered or chopped fresh basil
2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
3/4 pound fusille, farfalle, or orecchiette
1/4 cup freshly grated ricotta salata or Parmesan (more to taste)
Combine the cherry tomatoes, garlic, salt, balsamic vinegar, arugula, basil, and olive oil in a wide bowl. Let sit for 15 minutes. Taste and adjust seasonings.
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UPDATED 11:37 PM EDT Aug 01, 2014August 1st. means football is back for local high schools, getting a head start the Ragsdale Tigers took the field at midnight while West Forsyth (as well as many teams) had to move indoors due to the heavy rain throughout the day.
Video TranscriptFOR MONTHS AND MONTHS... WE'VE BEEN WAITING FOR FOOTBALL TO RETURN. THE PANTHERS STARTED TRAINING CAMP LAST WEEKEND... NOW HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PROGRAMS ARE GETTING PRACTICES UNDERWAY. WEST FORSYTH HAD THEIR FIRST PRACTICE OF THE YEAR... BUT THEY TOOK TO THE WEIGHT ROOM FOR IT. THE TEAM DECIDED TO PRACTICE INSIDE AS THEY PREPARE FOR THEIR FIRST GAME OF THE YEAR TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY AT A-C REYNOLDS IN ASHEVILLE. WEST HAD A SOLID SEASON IN 2013... FINISHING WITH 12 WINS AND TWO LOSSES AND GOING TO THE QUARTERFINALS OF THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP... ONLY TO LOSE TO BUTLER 48 TO SEVEN. WELL I THINK WE'RE TAKING WHAT WE DID LAST YEAR, AND BASICALLY, HOPEFULLY WE CAN BASICALLY USE IT AS A LADDER AND STEPPING STONE TO MAYBE YOU KNOW. GO TO BIGGER AND GREATER THINGS. RAGSDALE HIGH SCHOOL GOT THINGS STARTED WITH AN OVERNIGHT PRACTICE. THE TIGERS TOOK THE PRACTICE FIELD AT 12- OH-ONE THIS MORNING. THAT'S ALMOST TWENTY FOUR HOURS AGO NOW. THE TIGERS ARE TRYING TO GET READY FOR THEIR HOME OPENER IN TWO WEEKS AGAINST THE GRIMSLEY WHIRLIES. THE TIGERS ARE LOOKING FOR A WINNING SEASON THIS YEAR AFTER GOING FOUR AND SEVEN LAST YEAR... WITH THEIR BEST WIN COMING IN A 28 TO 24 WIN OVER GLENN. KIDS WORKED REAL HARD, YA KNOW WE WENT MOST WEEKS ABOUT FOUR DAYS A WEEK EVERY WEEK THAT WE COULD GO AND WE DID A LOT OF 7 ON 7'S WEIGHT ROOM, AND DID A LOT RUNNING. HAD A GOOD TURNOUT MOST OF THE SUMMER AND REAL PROUD OF EM.
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E! Channel has launched a brand new documentary series entitled "Botched" which documents the cases of people who underwent cosmetic surgery. Most of the cases involve disastrous outcomes hence the title-botched. The series documents the journeys of various people and the effects of the plastic surgery they have undergone and in many cases, their attempts to repair the damage that has been done. In this week's episode, three cases were visited, a teen who wants to look like Justin Bieber, a California woman who has over-sized boobs and a woman whose vagina has gotten too close to her belly button.
The episode started off with a young man who had undergone cosmetic surgeries in an attempt to look like his pop-star idol, Justin Bieber. Toby Sheldon reportedly underwent procedures to alter his lips, chin, cheeks and temple plus had liposuction and fat injections to certain areas all costing him $100,000. All these alterations were meant to approximate Justin Bieber's looks in spite of objections from his girlfriend.
Toby isn't satisfied with his previous surgeries and still wants more work done on his forehead and jaw. The show's doctors decide in the end that they won't operate on Toby due to the amount of possible complications that could arise from what he wants to do.
The second case featured in the show is about Charlotte, a woman who had breast implants put in as a teenager and decided to get them adjusted after she had children because she felt that they were sagging. The attempt to make them look better ended in disaster when her doctor put in implants that were too big for her causing even more sagging and a very unnatural look.
She consults with the show's doctors and they eventually agree to take her on as a patient to repair her breasts. The doctors gave her new implants that were nearly half the size of her previous ones to give her a more natural look and they also gave her a lift procedure to take away the sagging that had been her initial concern. After her recovery, Charlotte was unveiled at her sister's wedding where she comfortably wears a strapless dress with no issues regarding her now-repaired boobs.
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