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Apple iPad 4 review: Marching on
The iPad 4 comes in either Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi + Cellular options. Wi-Fi is dual-band meaning both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands work fine, covering all Wi-Fi standards - a/b/g/n.
The cellular version of the iPad has two different flavors. There's a quad-band GSM/HSPA one with dual-band LTE and a CDMA version with quad-band GSM/HSPA and penta-band LTE. The cellular connectivity on the iPad 4 is used for data only, so native calls are out of the question.
Also note that the Wi-Fi only version of the tablet does not have GPS connectivity, only the Wi-Fi + Cellular version does. This time, however, you also get support for GLONASS, which the iPad 3 lacked. The benefits of supporting two positioning systems are faster lock in dense urban regions and more accurate positioning in some areas of the world.
There's stereo Bluetooth 4.0, nano-SIM support (for the cellular units) and the lightning connector, which corresponds to USB 2.0 with some MHL-like features. With the appropriate adaptor, you can get 1080p TV-Out or USB mass storage/SD card connectivity (which is very limited as you can only transfer photos and nothing else).
Safari browser does a solid job
Besides photo viewing, web browsing is the other area where the 4:3 aspect ration of the iPad 4 screen shines. Unlike widescreen tablets, holding the tablet in landscape gives you plenty of vertical room to work with and the Retina display keeps text sharp and readable even at low zoom levels.
The multiple tabs support and the auto fill and password managers improve the usability of the Safari browser greatly. The pop-up menus appear as small windows on the screen itself rather than occupying the display things are even more desktop-like.
You can share pages directly from the share menu in Safari. Sharing options include Mail, iMessage, Twitter and Facebook. Reading list allows you to save pages for offline reading.
The Reader mode is a great way of reading longer articles in Safari. It strips the web content of fancy fonts and ads and presents you the essential stuff that's really easy on the eye. It works alright on most pages but you won't find it available as an option on all pages. For those cases there are always other options - like Evernote Clearly and the likes.
The iPad 4 is noticeably better at browsing desktop sites than its mini sibling - the bigger and sharper screen allow you to read a page without zooming, while you have to zoom and pan on the mini. On the downside, it's heavier so you'll probably want to rest it on a table for extended reading.
At 10 hours and 20 minutes, the iPad 4 is the new web browsing champ in our battery tests, beating the former champ, the iPhone 5. In this test the iPad 4 is ahead of the iPad mini too.
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The problem-plagued rollout of HealthCare.gov prompted the Obama administration on Friday to announce a delay for when Americans must sign up in order to have insurance coverage beginning Jan. 1.
But Oregon—a state where the website failed so miserably there are nearly 25,000 backlogged paper applications and zero enrollments—remains silent.
Its lawmakers in Washington, however, are anything but.
"The incredibly lengthy paper applications must be filled out and submitted by December 4th if customers want them processed in time to meet the December 15th deadline," wrote Democratic Reps. Peter DeFazio and Kurt Schrader in a letter to the state's insurance commissioner. "Considering the non-functioning website and the inefficiency of paper applications, it is evident that Oregonians need more time to buy insurance."
The Oregon Insurance Division directed questions to the state's exchange, Cover Oregon, and officials at Cover Oregon could not be reached after multiple requests for comment.
But the letter, dated Nov. 21, seeks to extend the deadline for applying for Jan. 1 coverage through the entire month of December, which the state could do with the consent of the 17 companies offering plans on the state's exchange.
The state was one of a handful that opted to allow insurance companies to extend 2013 health plans through 2014—regardless of whether they are compliant with the Affordable Care Act coverage requirements—keeping in line with President Obama's "fix" for the millions of Americans who have received termination notices in anticipation of the law's implementation.
Yet for Oregonians hoping for coverage on the law's new exchange—and the chance to save money on premiums through tax subsidies—their future depends on how quickly the state can fix its website.
It doesn't look promising.
Rocky King, director of Cover Oregon, testified Wednesday before state lawmakers that he was told by Oracle, the contractor building the online exchange, that it would be ready Dec. 16, one day after the deadline to sign up for Jan. 1 coverage.
"I'm assuming it's not going to work, and I'm putting in place all those contingencies I could possibly put in place as if it's not going to work," King said.
What those contingencies are, however, is unclear as the state continues to push its paper process.
"Senator Merkley has said he thinks the deadline needs to be pushed back past December 15 to give people enough time to sign up for coverage," said Matt McNally, spokesman for Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., in an email. "His preference would be for that date to be after the first of the year with coverage available retroactively to January 1."
Merkley is also supportive of extending the open enrollment period beyond March. Schrader introduced legislation to delay the individual mandate penalties until HealthCare.gov and the state-based exchange sites are certified as "fully operational" by the Health and Human Services' inspector general.
In the meantime, thousands of Oregonians depend on a newly hired force of temp employees to process each 19-page application in time for January coverage.

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Manager: Alvarado has advantages over Rios
The manager of Denver's "Mile High" Mike Alvarado believes that his fighter will be the bigger man and the superior boxer when he meets former WBA lightweight titleholder Brandon Rios in what will be Rios' HBO-televised junior welterweight debut on Oct. 13 at The Home Depot Center in Carson, Calif.
"Brandon's a lot smaller than Mike, and so Mike can impose his will. I think that we have all of the advantages where I feel that Brandon is one-dimensional. We feel that Mike can box from the outside and he can also fight on the inside," said Alvarado's co-manager, Henry Delgado. "We feel that our conditioning is superior. Any way that you look at it, Brandon has one choice, and that's to try to get inside on our guy and to work on the inside. If he wants to do that, and Mike feels like doing that, then we'll oblige him." Alvarado (33-0, 23 knockouts) and Rios (30-0-1, 22 KOs) have reached a verbal agreement for a bout that shapes up as an all-action brawl and a possible show-stealer on a broadcast whose main event is to feature WBO junior featherweight titleholder Nonito Donaire (29-1, 18 KOs) against Japan's Toshiaki Nishioka (39-4-3, 24 KOs). Nishioka stretched his winning streak to 16 straight fights with his last triumph by unanimous decision over two-division titleholder Rafael Marquez in October. Rios is coming off a controversial split-decision over Richard Abril in April that followed his 11th-round knockout of John Murray in December. On the Rios-Abril undercard, Alvarado earned a hard-fought, 10-round unanimous over Mauricio Herrera (18-2, 7 KOs). "For me, Rios against Alvarado is going to be a modern-day [Arturo Gatti-Micky Ward,]" said Top Rank CEO Bob Arum. " I think that it's going to be an unbelievable fight." Alvarado's coming-out party was his dramatic, come-from-behind, 10th-round stoppage of Breidis Prescott, this, after a fourth-round, right-handed uppercut had ripped open Alvarado's left eye and caused a profuse flow of blood that hindered his vision for the remainder of the fight. "I had never really suffered from any cuts like that or anything like that in my previous fight," said Alvarado, during the post-fight press conference. "But I just knew that I had to overcome it. My heart just grew bigger and bigger as the fight went on. That's why I took over." Six rounds after receiving the cut, Alvarado floored Prescott with a vicious left-right-left uppercut series. It was the beginning of the end for Prescott, forcing referee Jay Nady to wave an end to the fight. Trailing 87-84 on two cards and 86-85 on the third, Alvarado had closed by landing 27 of 38 power shots thrown in the 10th to come up with his 10th stoppage over his previous 12 bouts. "That was incredible. That was like a movie," said Arum, at the time. "You couldn't script anything better. I mean, blood pouring down Mike Alvarado's face, and he's behind on the scorecards. The only chance that he has to win the fight is to drop this guy or to knock him out." "And then, out of nowhere, he came on and he knocked the guy out. It was a Hollywood ending. That's like the Rocky movies, you know, with the blood streaming down. That doesn't really happen in real life." It was the biggest win so far in the career of Alvarado, who both dropped and stopped Prescott for the first time in the Colombian's career. Prescott is best known for a 54-second knockout over former IBF and WBA junior welterweight beltholder Amir Khan in September of 2008. Alvarado's was a performance in which "Mike clearly put himself in the 'must see' category for boxing on television," said Top Rank Vice President, Carl Moretti, at the time. Top Rank Inc. President Todd duBoef agreed during the post-fight press conference, saying, "Performances like Mike's create great opportunities for a fighter in the future." "That's a stepping stone or a signature fight, where he can really make a name for himself. You see some of those fights where either they step up and deliver or they don't, and Mike, obviously, delivered." Alvarado will try to go one better against Rios. Although Delgado says that the fight has been "agreed to in principle," it is "not done yet," he said. "Once that's cleared up, then the fight is on." Photo by Naoki Fukuda Photo by Chris Farina, Top Rank Inc. Lem Satterfield can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com Ring TV |
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In trading on Tuesday, shares of Fastenal Co. (NASD: FAST) crossed above their 200 day moving average of $44.51, changing hands as high as $44.65 per share. Fastenal Co. shares are currently trading up about 2.1% on the day. The chart below shows the one year performance of FAST shares, versus its 200 day moving average:
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This year, we put out a call for your absolute worst dating stories, and through emails and comments you sent us some truly horrifying responses. It was hard to choose the worst of the worst, but we finally settled on these 10 cringe-inducing stories. They may not have been fun for you, but they sure are entertaining to us.Thanks for taking one for the team, boys.
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Callon Petroleum Co. says has completed the sale of its share of an oil field to Royal Dutch Shell PLC for $39.5 million.
The Mississippi company says in a statement that the sale of its 11.25 percent interest in the Habanero field to Shell Offshore was completed Monday.
The field, in 2,000 feet of water about 200 miles southeast of New Orleans, began production in 2003.
Callon says it will use the money to pay down debt, giving it flexibility to continue expanding in Texas' Permian Basin.
The field produces close to 3,000 barrels of oil and 4.3 million cubic feet of natural gas each day.
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Past Exhibits and Events - 2014
4th Annual Student Travel Poster Design Competition
September 17 – December 9, 2014
In September 2014, Grand Circle Gallery held its 4th annual travel poster design competition. For the first time, the challenge included photography - in addition to graphic design - students throughout New England. Choosing from the 16 leading Grand Circle Travel, Grand Circle Cruise Line and Overseas Adventure Travel destinations, entrants created an original interpretation of a vintage travel poster depicting aspects of the location's history, culture, landscapes or attractions. A juried panel of Grand Circle associates, including Vice Chairman Harriet Lewis, selected the winners from 90 entries. A reception was held in the Gallery for all entrants; and cash prizes of $1,000, $500 and $350 were awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place. All submissions will remain on display in the Gallery through the end of February 2015.
Enjoy the slideshow of the students' poster submissions below
Vintage Travel Posters and Iconic Black & White Photography
September 17- December, 2014
Selected posters portraying the romance of travel to worldwide destinations, such as France, Switzerland, North Africa and New Zealand. The exhibit includes a series of vibrant Air France posters from the 1940's and 1950's, promoting the airline's mission to control the skies with its motto "Dans tous les ciels" ("In every sky"). Plus, the dramatic black & white photography of two extraordinary men. Breathtaking pictures by mountaineer and Grand Circle Foundation Honorary Director, the late Bradford Washburn. As Washburn's longtime friend, famed photographer Ansel Adams once remarked, "One never knows what to expect from this roving genius of mind and mountain." And iconic photographs of Venice and Rome by the renowned George Daniell, an unabashed Italophile.
Under Full Steam: The Golden Age of Ocean Liners
May 7 – September 6, 2014
Under Full Steam showcases a stunning exhibit of vintage travel posters that explore travel by steamship from the late 19th century through 1960. The posters, most of which are on loan from Boston's International Poster Gallery (www.internationalposter.com), will transport visitors to a bygone era when the ocean liner was "the only way to cross" in more ways than one. Of all travel experiences, few can rival the romance and adventure of an ocean crossing on a "floating palace" like the Mauretania or the Queen Mary.
The show begins in 1890, when steamship companies began advertising their first "superliners" with another new marvel, the lithographic poster. It concludes with the onset of the Jet Age in 1960, when the jet reduced intercontinental travel to mere hours rather than days, forcing the ocean liner to reinvent itself as the cruise ship.
The posters are exhibited in five major groupings chronicling the history of ocean liners:
- Samuel Cunard and the Birth of the Modern Ocean Liner (1840—1897)
- Rivalry on the Seas (1897—1918)
- Post WWI: Recovery and Reinvention (1918—1928)
- Ships of State (1929—1939)
- Postwar: The Last Liners and the Rise of the Cruise Ship (1945—1960)
Curator's Pick at Grand Circle Gallery
March 17, 2014 — May 2, 2014
Grand Circle Gallery is currently showing some of the best posters from our collection including the iconic 1930's L'Atlantique by A. M. Cassandre (1901-1968) as well as works by Swiss poster artist Emil Cardinaux (1877-1936) who was the artist of choice for the St. Moritz hotel chain. You are sure to be inspired by imagery of both warm and cold weather destinations, now through May 2nd, 2014
No Place for a Lady: Intrepid Women Travelers Through the Centuries
October 2, 2013-March 14, 2014
No Place for a Lady features the stories of more than two dozen women travelers from the 18th century to present day. Vintage posters, artifacts, and travelogues transport visitors to a time when society frowned upon independent, free-spirited women—revealing the courage it took to overcome these barriers.
Based on a book by Barbara Hodgson, the exhibit showcases the various achievements of these adventurous women. From renowned figures like Florence Nightingale, a pioneer of modern health care, to lesser-known travelers like Jane Dieulafoy, who obtained royal permission to don trousers while exploring Persia, the display pays homage to those who broke the mold and inspired future women through their intrepid lifestyles.
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06. Bent Out of Shape: An Intensive 30-Minute Guitar Workout for Musicians On the Go by Will Wallner
Whether you're a professional guitarist or a hobbyist, finding time to practice can be difficult.
We all have busy lives and responsibilities that distract us from our playing. For this reason, I've developed a quick, intensive guitar "workout" that can be completed in 30 minutes. You can use this by itself as a quick practice when time is limited or incorporate it into a longer practice session. Either way, this workout will help develop your playing in a number of important areas.
The workout involves playing a diatonic scale with specific sequences chosen to improve important areas of your playing. You will improve your knowledge/theory of the scale across the whole fretboard and also improve the speed/accuracy of your picking technique. For this workout, you are going to need a metronome.
For my examples, I am using the A minor scale. You will play each of these sequences to a metronome; when completed, you will increase the tempo and repeat all of the sequences again. You want to begin at a slow tempo, around 80 bpm, and after completion increase by 10 bpm (90, 100, 110, 120, etc.).
The sequences are of varying difficulty, and as soon as one becomes too difficult, you should drop that sequence and continue with the rest. You should make a note of the highest tempo reached for each sequence so you can chart your progress over time. I have included target bpm's for each sequence. If you start at 80 bpm and take each sequence to its target, you should complete the workout in around 30 minutes. Of course, if you are an advanced player, you might be able take each sequence much higher than the target tempos.
For each sequence, I've given you the tab and an audio example playing the sequence at 80 bpm and then at the target bpm.
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Religious persecution is the systematic mistreatment of an individual or group of individuals as a response to their religious beliefs or affiliations or lack thereof.
The tendency of societies or groups within society to alienate or repress different subcultures is a recurrent theme in human history. Moreover, because a person's religion often determines to a significant extent his or her morality and personal identity, religious differences can be significant cultural factors.
Mormons have been portrayed in popular media many times. These portrayals often emphasize controversy such as polygamy or myths about the The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) and other Latter Day Saint movement religions.
The Latter Day Saint movement (also called the LDS movement or LDS restorationist movement) is the collection of independent church groups that trace their origins to a Christian primitivist movement founded by Joseph Smith in the late 1820s. Collectively, these churches have over 15 million members. The vast majority of members belong to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), with their predominant theology being Mormonism. The LDS Church self-identifies as Christian. A minority of Latter Day Saint adherents, such as members of the Community of Christ, believe in traditional Protestant theology, and have distanced themselves from some of the distinctive doctrines of Mormonism. Other breakaway groups include the Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints which support lineal succession of leadership from Joseph Smith's descendants, and the more controversial Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, who defend the practice of polygamy.
The movement began in western New York during the Second Great Awakening when Smith said that he received visions revealing a new sacred text, the Book of Mormon, which he published in 1830 as a complement to the Bible. Based on the teachings of this book and other revelations, Smith founded a Christian primitivist church, called the Church of Christ. The Book of Mormon brought hundreds of early followers, who later became known as "Mormons", "Latter Day Saints", or just "Saints." In 1831 Smith moved the church headquarters to Kirtland, Ohio, and in 1834 changed its name to the "Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints."
Mormon studies is the interdisciplinary academic study of the beliefs, practices, history and culture of those known by the term Mormon and denominations belonging to the Latter Day Saint movement whose members do not generally go by the term "Mormon". The Latter Day Saint movement includes not only The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) but also the Community of Christ (CoC) and other groups, as well as those falling under the umbrella of Fundamentalist Mormonism.
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Sequence for Solo Voice (French) and instrumental Ensemble composed by Jean Barraque (1928-1973). For solo soprano voice/orchestra. Paperback. Score. Language: French. Composed 1950-1955. Duration 18 minutes. Published by Baerenreiter Verlag (BA.BA7359).
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Date: Mon, 2 Sep 1996 14:06:44 -0500
From: bretlisa(a)pcii.net
Subject: "Poor" singer in HS Choir compilation (WARNING! VERY LONG!)
A while ago I asked for suggestions on how to deal with a new
singer in my HS choir. Situation: He is a senior, never been in choir
before, cannot match pitch. He is a nice kid, doesn't cause any problems,
but he has made it known that he is not interested in working outside of
class time on his singing. He just enjoys being with his friends in choir.
I received about 20 responses within a week! A common theme was
individual practice. I plan to (again) try and get him to come in for at
least a little while every week. Thank you all for your help. I'm going
to try as many of these suggestions as I can. Here is the compilation of
responses (with quite a bit of editing):
Bret Nason
I'm sure we can all relate to this! However the student has to realize
the responsibility he has to his other team players. If he were in
sports he would have to have individual practice in order to play on the
team. I don't see that there is a difference. I would like to
encourage you to somehow find even 15 minutes to help him. At least it
shows the importance of individual discipline for the sake of the whole.
Something to challenge him with...show him you really care by making the
time and stressing the need!
Glenn Priest
You need to explain to him that he needs to get his voice out of speaking
range. At this point in his life, It's more psychological than anything.
No guy wants to admit that he sings above his speaking level. I would
maybe just have him play around with his speaking voice...have him imitate
a female's voice, etc...Have him speak at the lowest pitch he can,
etc...then he will realize or understand that his voice has different
pitches. Have your whole bass section do it in class. It might turn into
a comedy, but at least he will not feel alone. I also have my boys warm up
with the girls and turn it into a contest by
having them see if they can sing as high or higher than them. That's just a
simple way to get them to play around with their falsetto. After a few days
of this, plus regular singing, maybe have him come to you a few minutes after
class and tell him you want to make sure you've placed him in the right
section (a little white lie never hurt any singer). Do some warm ups..he has
to at least match some pitches. When you find the few he can match, that's
where you begin the work. But, that work must be done in some kind of
lesson. Even if it's just 15 minutes a week with him. See if one or two of
his friends wants to help out. If he is still monotone, give it a few more
weeks. Otherwise, you should really try to encourage him to come after
school, or whatever. I also found that sticking him in between your two
best basses (warn them first), he will tend to listen. Sometimes that
solves some problems too. He might just need some good leadership to train
his ear and voice.
Jennifer Badanes
1)Make sure he is always seated between the two strongest basses (hopefully
they can hold their pitch while he is wandering!)
2)Another thought - are you sure he's really a bass? Perhaps he cannot
match pitch because he's really a tenor. Try checking his range. If he's
a tenor or high baritone, make sure he sits between the two strongest
tenors during rehearsal.
3) Does he read music? If not, point out to him that the notes have a
direction, up or down, and his voice should follow that (believe it or not,
a lot of people don't get this connection until it is pointed out to them.)
Deborah Bradley
The best thing you can do for him and the group is encourage practice with
a piano outside of class time. Maybe you could find another student who
really loves music and is interested in teaching who could help you out
since you don't have the time. If you asked him what type of music he
listens to then maybe that could be a start. Everyone sings along with the
radio when they like a song, if he can do that then he has potential.
Katharyn Wilson
Your student needs audiation skills. Usually a person who cannot
match pitch does not have a bad ear but rather an ear (or the ability
to translate in the mind's ear) that cannot discriminate a discrete
pitch from the myriad of partials in each pitch that they hear.
There are numerous things that you can do of which the most
successful is to have the student observe you singing the correct
pitches in a sequence (melody?). They must watch you do this by
singing out loud first and then you mouth the music (making sure that
you are thinking the sequence clearly and accuartely). Have them
mouth the sequence only while hearing the melody in their head.
Finally, let them sing very, very breathy. Remember, people who
can't match pitch do not have bad ears, they have ears which can't
discriminate. You have to find the time to work with this person
Don Brinegar
A real problem, no doubt. ANd it's more complicated if the guy has real
potential to bring a positive attitude into the group, as this young man
may. I would suggest getting some time weekly with him and do some ear
training. It may be slow going at first, but for the duration of the
training, you must encourage/force him to LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN. And
there are no guarantees. I had 2 such situations during my high school
years, and one was only moderately succesful, but the other turned out to
be quite a good choral singer.
James Gall
I've had some success with having one of my "good" basses record the parts
on tape for the struggling singer to use in practice. Even if the boy just
plays the tape while he does his other homework, he'll be getting a better
idea of the size of the intervals. Also, it's hard not to sing along with
a tape your buddy made for you, so he'll wind up with more practice time.
Maybe you could get together with him just once and hear him sing with the
tape, so you could gauge his progress (or lack thereof)? It sounds from
your description as if he's uncoordinated vocally, not seriously impaired,
but that's just my speculation. If you have strong section leaders,
sometimes they can exert a little positive pressure on a singer to get the
notes right, by offering sectionals, encouragement, or whatever...
This is a distressing problem, especially since the student is
interested in chorus, and hasn't just been "dumped" there by his schedule
(now that's a nightmare!).
Ann Foster
First of all, if there is any way you can get this kid to show up for just
one or two coachings after school, it would be very helpful...
I have a singer who has a bit of a pitch matching problem in one of my
groups. I got together with her individually a couple of times. What we came
up with together was the following idea:
Listen more than you sing.
It is not a new idea, but basically she needed to be told that choral singing
is not about how much sound you make; it's about how well you fit into the
sound that everyone is trying to make together. Having been told to listen
more than she sang, she began work on the listening more than the singing,
and she began to match pitch much better.
Of course even if someone turns out not to be able to match pitch, just the
act of listening more is likely to help them not stand out as being so far
Martha Sullivan
I've have been teaching for many years and often have boys come to me who
can't match pitch. Unfortunately, it is difficult to help a "non-singer"
without working one on one. Try placing him with strong singers directly
behind him and on either side. Have them actually sing in his ears in
rehearsal. This sounds humiliating but if he really wants to learn to sing
he will appreciate the help. I often tell boys who are new to singing to
sing softer and listen louder. Try vocalizing in falsetto, often a boy who
has no experience, or if their voice recently changed they can match in
falsetto, start at A above middle C and work down. SOL,FA,MI,RE,DO in
falsetto. If you can find time to work with him alone or even have another
advanced student work with him, sometimes it only takes ten minutes and
something "clicks" and they're on pitch. Start by matching his pitch, repeat
this several times so he knows its correct. Then VERY SLOWLY work up the
scale. Start with DO,RE,DO; then DO,RE,MI,RE,DO, etc. eventually they get
Jeff Seaward
First, I once had this experience when I conducted an all-county h.s.
choir (pretty amazing, since they were supposed to be the best singers in
the county...). After spending the first hour saying pointedly, "one of
the basses is sharp/flat," I finally pulled the kid aside and told him
GENTLY that I thought he was probably the one and that I was sure the
problem was just that he needed to listen more. I suggested that he sing
more softly so that he could hear everyone around him better. I don't
think that he got on pitch that day, but at least he did not disrupt the
sound. If you can make some such suggestion, it will at least take care
of the immediate problem.
Second, I had this problem with a fellow who had a pretty voice but no
choral experience (it was a university men's glee club). I set up 1 or 2
1/2-hour meetings a week in which I went over notes with him. This last
about 6 months. Eventually he became the president of the group and is
still my best success story.
David Schildkret
You really need to FIND time to work with him, at least long enough
to identify the problem--ear, vocal production, pitch matching? And he
really needs to find time to work with YOU! Use a football analogy--it's
the right time of year! Tell him there's a place for him on the team, but
he has to learn the basic rules and plays so he won't mess up his
teammates. On an immediate, practical level, place him in the BACK and as
close as possible to the OUTSIDE on your risers to minimize the damage.
The psychological reasoning is that if he doesn't have people surrounding
him and singing his part in his ear, he'll tend to sing more quietly and/or
listen more carefully. I don't blame you for not wanting to cut him.
John Howell
I'm afraid you will have to put in the time and you will have to convince him
that at least a little individual work will be involved. It doesn't have to
be much - once a week for a while should do it - but after having tried it
both ways, you'll get more satisfactory and long-lasting results by working
individually with him.
My best approach in working with singers (especially males) who have
difficulty matching pitch is to start where they are. Have him sing a note,
any note, find where he is on the piano, and vocalize him from there. Do
this as many times as necessary. As his laryngeal muscles become stronger,
he'll match pitches more readily. If you both work on this together, you'll
see a lot of improvement. He may still need occasional reminders, but you'll
get more satisfactory results.
Alexa Johnson
If he is not willing to stay for help, how can you help him???? Tell him
that he may stay in the group if he meets with you at least once a week for
ten weeks. Then match his pitch first, roll around that pitch until he
begins to feel the sensation of different pitches in the skeletal area of
his face and mouth. There is no short-cut to teaching a person to match
pitch. YOU must take the initiative and teach him with your time and
Roy Klassen
Start him just speaking. Make sure it is loud. (A common problem is they
don't sing loud enough to hear themselves.) Then have him speak slower, then
longer, and longer until he is actually sustaining his speach. It is the same
as singing.
Have him sing a note and you match him. This will let him know what a match
sounds like. Then switch it. You sing and have him match you.
Get him to slide up and down. Then get him to stop on the pitch you are
singing. Make sure he knows what is correct match and not.
Continually let him know that he does not have a personal problem and that it
is only a matter of training muscles. I use the analogy of shooting a
basketball. The first time you pick one up and shoot, it falls short. The
next several times you get closer and closer until it eventually goes in.
It takes work on your part as well as his. You MUST do some individual work
with him. One minute per day. As soon as he arrives at your door and before
class starts is a good time. One minute is all it takes to do some of the
things mentioned above, but you must make the effort everyday. Eventually he
will come around. Sometimes a few days, sometimes a few months. Stick with
Greg Lapp
Normally, I would tell you to drop the kid because he's not doing
anything for the choir except to take up space. Obviously, he has a
pitch problem and with work, this can sometimes be corrected. BUT, you
said he shows NO INTEREST in staying late or doing anything extra to
solve the problem. I do not allow students to remain in my performing
groups (where MY reputation is constantly on the line) just because they
enjoy being with their friends. That's not your purpose, is it? Say
Since he is more comfortable from B-flat to F, work lots of warm-ups in that
range. (especially with just the men's section) You can also work some
finer points, i.e. polish diction, work for dynamic contrasts, achieving
textual accentuations within a very small vocal range. That way you are
challenging others more to their musical potential, while hopefully enabling
him to find his voice in his optimal range.
Transpose some of his parts into that range and stretch him up slowly by half-
steps...Jingle Bells in C, then D-flat, then D, etc. Usually this works,
particularly if is a melody line to which he can hear a strong tune. First
you have to get a tune, or segment of a tune, which he can sing in his
comfortable (or more consistent) range.
Lots of positive reinforcement to let him know when he is on it.
Lots of yawning, sighs, sirens, and vocalises to help him find an upper
range. I have found that once a guy finds his falsetto and is able to use
it, lots of things sometimes just click.
He is probably not hooking the breath at all into the singing voice, and I've
found that when approaching the top of the voice that he is able to use, just
to say "great! more air!" will enable some guys to find another area of the
voice to explore.
Using physical imagery to show where the note is supposed to be, and where
he is actually singing. It helps some people to make the connection. Having
him to show the melody with his hand can reinforce the principle of high-low.
Jim Tipps
1. Always model for him yourself, don't use the piano and expect him to match
pitch, something about the overtones makes it harder for less-adept ears.
2. Have a men's sectional where you can work with all of the guys and not put
him on the spot. (Maybe give your girls some theory work). Somethimes the
focus of a sectional environment helps.
3. If you ever get an opportunity to work with him alone, when he doesn't
match pitch, find the pitch that he is singing and YOU match it and then work
up or down to the desired note.
4. Sometimes the problem is not being able to access the head voice or
falsetto, especially if he hasn't been singing since his voice changed. Try
some 'siren' sighs, something that brings the head voice down through his
other ranges.
Good luck. I feel like I should be saying, "Physician, heal thyself" because
I know I will be facing some of the same problems. Do keep encouraging him,
and keep him involved in the group. It's a credit to you that he wants to be
in your choir.
Patricia Corbin
I'm a singer in a HS choir myself and this happened to one of my
friends. What we did was pair him up with one of his friends from the bass
section. My friend listened to his partner and got the pitch down. After
awhile, he didn't need his partner anymore. Pair him up with someone he likes
in the bass section and see what happens.
How old is the singer in question? If he did not sing through his voice
change, I have found that they often cannot match pitch particularly in
the middle of the normal range. Work with he and all your guys in falsetto
downward vocalization. Also, try sliding up and down on pitches trying to make
him listen. Don't give up I had one like this in his Jr. year that
starred in a musical and made the All State choir his Sr. year.
Gary E. Morris
Please don't kick the guy out, there COULD be some talent in there.
If you have access to a cd-rom, or some of the computer programs with
sound cards, make him do interval exercises. Its a start!
Some of us with very weak theory backgrounds are still struggling with
interval recognition from dictation practice but we press on! Tell him
others have had to work on their musical shortcomings while polishing
the things we do really well.
Patricia K. Buffington
THIS IS ME (BRET) AGAIN. Thanks to all who responded. I apologize
for the lengthy compilation, but I tried my best to edit the replies down
to the bare bones. Again, I intend to try and get this young man in for
some individual work. Maybe I just need to be more persistent! I really
appreciate all the help you gave me. May Choralist live on forever!
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Germany's upper house voted to renegotiate a bill backed by Chancellor Angela Merkel that would cut subsidies for solar power after state leaders from her own party said the plan would threaten jobs.
A majority of the 16 states represented in the upper house, or Bundesrat, today voted to send the legislation to a parliamentary arbitration committee that can make changes. The bill was backed by lawmakers in the lower house in March and has been in effect on a provisional basis since April 1.
"I don't see major changes to tariff cut levels, but I expect more time to be given to developers to complete projects," Katharina Cholewa, an analyst at WestLB AG, said by phone before the vote. "While this will give the industry room to breathe, its real problem isn't subsidy cuts, but the pricing pressure because of fierce competition from Asia."
Governors are concerned that Merkel's plan to reduce solar incentives after an installation boom will put additional pressure on domestic manufacturers such as Solarworld AG (SWV) as Chinese rivals led by Suntech Power Holdings Co. (STP) grab market share. Four German solar companies including Q-Cells SE (QCE), once the world's biggest cell maker, have filed for creditor protection since December.
"The legislation in its current form would threaten Germany's solar industry," Winfried Kretschmann, the state governor in Baden-Wuerttemberg, said in the Bundesrat today.
Leaders from CDU-led states including Saxony, Thuringia and Saxony-Anhalt said they would vote to change the bill in the session. The legislation was backed by lawmakers in the lower house in March and has been in effect on a provisional basis since April 1.
The arbitration panel may convene before the Bundesrat's next session on June 15, Martina Fuge, a spokeswoman, said by phone today. If the panel agrees to change the legislation and both houses of parliament approve, the tariff cuts would be altered retroactively, she said.
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