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A janitor who was held down and beaten with a baseball bat by three attackers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin may face formal charges for shooting and killing two of his assailants with the gun that he is legally allowed to carry.
On Wednesday afternoon, the currently unidentified maintenance worker was accosted by three young individuals while he was changing the locks at an apartment located in a rough area of Milwaukee. The three assailants mistook the janitor for the building manager and attacked him over the fact that one of their friends was put on notice for eviction.
Two of the individuals held down the 39-year old man while a third one beat him with a baseball bat. The maintenance worker was able to free himself and fatally shoot two of the attackers with his concealed carry permitted gun.
The two attackers who died were James Bell, Jr., 19, and Anmarie Miller, 17. The surviving attacker, aged 20, was arrested on suspicion of substantial battery, but was released without charges Friday.
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The Chlorine Institute said it commissioned a cost-benefit analysis and found that a Positive Train Control rule, which was published on 14 January, underestimated the net benefits of implementing the rule by more than $12bn (€9bn).
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"[T]he railroads have already announced that they will attempt to recover their investment in PTC from those shippers offering TIH materials for rail movement," said Chlorine Institute president Arthur Dungan. "These efforts will have a direct and substantial impact on prospective TIH rail shippers and a strong incentive to move TIH shipments from the safer rail mode to the less-safe highway mode of transportation."
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In our second Alumni Spotlight video we interview Max Schneider, 2010 YoungArts Winner in Theater and star of Nickelodeon's TV Movie Rags and television show How to Rock. Watch and find out more about his Dolce & Gabbana photo shoot experience with Madonna, what he's working on now, and why music and acting are important to him!
Arts Workshops for Miami-Dade Public School Students
In an effort to further expand the reach of our programming, YoungArts hosts a variety of workshops throughout the year, providing resources and enrichment for talented high school students in diverse communities who aspire to a career of excellence in the arts. These free workshops are currently open to high school students in Miami-Dade Public Schools, and topics include:
Discipline specific workshops, focusing on one of the nine disciplines that YoungArts supports;
Interdisciplinary workshops, giving students the opportunity to work in collaboration with artists in other disciplines;
Spotlight workshops, which are specialty classes with master level artists and/or teachers with a select group of students; and,
Enrichment workshops, which focus on a variety of topics, including how to apply to the national YoungArts program, introduction and review of portfolios, how to prepare for auditions, Alexander Technique, presentation/public speaking skills, and others.
Are you a 9th -12th grader in a Miami-Dade County public school? Join us on April 28 for an Introduction to Interdisciplinary Arts Workshop.
YoungArts Councils
The YoungArts Councils are made up of a core group of local advocates in New York, NY and Miami, FL that promote the YoungArts mission and support the Regional Programs.
Council members open doors and provide connections to build financial and participatory support for the programs. Members include philanthropic and corporate leaders, arts patrons, as well as YoungArts parents and alumni, and serve as an advisory, support and advocacy leadership group to enhance and promote program initiatives, including fund development, promotion and cultivation events. The Councils enjoy opportunities to attend various programs and events throughout the year, and members make a minimum tax-deductible gift of $5,000 annually.
For more information on the YoungArts Councils, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
YoungArts' MASTERCLASS
You now can enjoy all nine episodes of season one of YoungArts' MASTERCLASSseries on our YouTube channel. This Emmy-nominated series, which debuted on HBO in April 2010, features world-class artists as they mentor our YoungArts winners. Masters include Plácido Domingo, Jacques d'Amboise, Liv Ullmann, Michael Tilson Thomas, Julian Schnabel, Edward Albee, Frank Gehry, Bill T. Jones and Olafur Eliasson. Stay tuned for upcoming special episodes, coming soon!
YoungArts Week 2012 Performances
YoungArts Week 2012 performance DVDs will be available for purchase soon! You also can watch them here. Additionally, we have posted highlights for each discipline during the week, as well as the Gala alumni performance at the Gusman Center for the Performing Arts, YoungArts Week photos and more. Watch now and enjoy!
Blog Spotlight
Life at Sea: South America & Antarctica
By Mara Jill Herman, 2003 YoungArts Winner in Theater
The inspiration for this blog is a direct result of a YoungArts event. On March 10, I attended Tony Yazbeck's master class for pop and musical theater winners. Tony is an Outer Critics Circle Award nominee and fellow alumnus (Theater, 1997) of the organization. I felt so privileged to observe and also very grateful to the organization for providing settings that motivate and continue the education of its students and advisors.
After class, I attended the Alumni Luncheon and shared what I gained from YoungArts. I stressed that this organization is all about cultivating relationships and opening doors. For example, if YoungArts didn't have a relationship with the Utah Shakespearean Festival, I wouldn't have had the opportunity to act in my first Shakespearean play. There are so many prospects and venues all across the country—and out at sea!
From late October through January 2012, I embarked on Holland America's Veendam on a journey to South America and Antarctica as an entertainer in the Showroom at Sea!
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+Raúl Esparza (Theater, 1988) dazzles as the star of the newest Broadway musical Leap of Faith, opening April 26.
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+Andrew Nemr (Dance, 1997) recently was announced as a member of the 2012 class of TEDGlobal Fellows. As a TEDGlobal Fellow, Andrew will participate as a full member of this year's annual TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh where he will deliver his own TED Talk before an audience of hundreds, and have an opportunity of having his talk posted on TED.com.
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+Kenyon Adams (Theater, 1999) and his band American Restless had a hugely successful CD Release concert at Rockwood in New York City. It was so packed, that they had to turn people away. If you missed it, not to worry, you can listen to his EP herer.
+Enjoythis article in The Huffington Post where Colin Levy (Cinematic Arts, 2007) recalls the defining moment he met Martin Scorsese, thanks to YoungArts.
+Our very own Conrad Tao (Music, 2011) was profiled in New York Magazine, at age 17. Read here, and listen to his first CD release here.
Are you 15-18 years old or in high school grades 10-12? We now are accepting applications for the 2013 YoungArts program!
Sounds of YoungArts / 2012, the first Alumni compilation CD, is now available for purchase! Order now.
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The Arts Matter
YoungArts was pleased to be a national co-sponsor of the 2012 Arts Advocacy Day programs, held April 16-17 in Washington, DC and hosted by Americans for the Arts. The 25th Arts Advocacy Day brought together civic and cultural organizations, grassroots leaders and others from across the country to champion the arts and the need for policies that support them.
But even if you weren't in Washington, you still can join the efforts in your hometowns, businesses and schools. By participating in the arts – as a subscriber or attendee, patron or board member, teacher of the arts, supportive parent or certainly as an artist – you help ensure that the arts will be present and necessary each and every day. We invite you to join us as we work to provide a platform for the nation's outstanding young artists – who will shape our culture and lead our nation – to be identified, recognized and supported in their pursuits.
Tell us what you are doing to champion the arts and encourage young artists: email us at email@example.com, comment on our Facebook page or send us a Tweet.
Stay tuned: in next month's issue, we will share clips of YoungArts Alumni performing with musician Ben Folds at Arts Advocacy Day's annual Nancy Hanks Lecture, given by actor Alec Baldwin.
Does your voice matter? Yes.
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YoungArts recognizes The Dunspaugh-Dalton Foundation as a new funder in support of the YoungArts Miami Regional Program.
Dunspaugh-Dalton has a long history of supporting arts and culture programs in various regions across the United States that contribute to improving and enriching the communities in which they exist. We welcome Dunspaugh-Dalton to the YoungArts family and thank them for their investment in the outstanding young artists in South Florida.
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Of all the lands at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, Fantasyland has always been immensely popular and the most magical. Most of New Fantasyland opened to the public a few months ago while the rest is scheduled to open next year; and when it is completely finished, it will be the largest expansion in the history of the park!I recently visited the Magic Kingdom and exploring the New Fantasyland was at the tip top of my list; and to me, it was better than the pictures and the closest thing … [Read more...]
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You may not know it, but you can stay at a Disney Vacation Club Villa even if you're not a member! It's true! Villas are connected to several of Disney World's deluxe resorts and offer some extra benefits; but now you may be asking yourself, why should I choose to stay at one? Well, my Top 5 Reasons to Stay at a DVC Villa will answer just that!1. Space-If you stay at a DVC villa, you are getting more space. There are several room types available, some offering more than one room for even … [Read more...]
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Disney Enlists Grammy®-Nominated Recording Artist Carly Rae Jepsen to Celebrate The Release Of "The Little Mermaid: Diamond Edition" With A New Version Of The Beloved Song "Part Of Your World"This October 1, The Walt Disney Studios animated classic The Little Mermaid becomes a part of our world like never before as an all-new Diamond Edition release. To celebrate the return of the movie that gave voice to a whole generation, Disney has teamed up with the voice of a new generation, … [Read more...]
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Humility of Mary Health Partners (HMHP) is proud to announce the appointment of Matthew Love to the position of Senior Vice President of Finance/Chief Financial Officer
Youngstown, Ohio (PRWEB) February 12, 2012
Humility of Mary Health Partners (HMHP) is proud to announce the appointment of Matthew Love to the position of Senior Vice President of Finance/Chief Financial Officer. He will begin his duties on February 13, 2012.
"Matthew brings extensive finance experience and a proven track record of success. We´re proud to welcome him to the HMHP team," says Bob Shroder, President and CEO, HMHP.
Before accepting the position with HMHP, Matthew served as the Vice President of Strategy, Planning and Operations for Methodist Healthcare´s Lebonheur Children´s Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. He also was the Executive Co-Director of UT Pediatric Specialists, a multi-specialty group practice.
Prior to that, he held the position of Vice President of Finance and Corporate Decision Support at University Hospitals Case Medical Center in Cleveland. He brings a wealth of experience in finance, revenue cycle management, and contract review.
Love, a fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE), earned a Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from The Ohio State University and a Master of Business Administration from Cleveland State University.
Love will oversee the general finance areas for HMHP, physician practices, health information management, revenue cycle, patient financial services, and patient admitting / registration.
Love fills a position formerly held by Don Kline who was promoted to chief financial officer for Catholic Health Partners´ (CHP) Northern Division.
About Humility of Mary Health Partners
Humility of Mary Health Partners is an integrated health system located in the Youngstown/Warren area. It is a region of Catholic Health Partners (CHP) in Cincinnati, the largest health system in Ohio and one of the largest Catholic health systems in the United States. HMHP provides a full spectrum of health care services, including inpatient, outpatient, emergency, urgent care, home care and long-term care. Members are St. Elizabeth Health Center, St. Joseph Health Center, St. Elizabeth Boardman Health Center, HM Home Health Services, The Assumption Village, Humility House, Hospice of the Valley and Laurel Lake. Learn more about HMHP online at http://www.HMpartners.org.
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The United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG) is the center of multi-lateral international diplomacy. UNOG's Strategic Heritage Plan is designed to preserve and rehabilitate the Palais des Nations in Geneva while ensuring that the existing and future operational needs of the UN in Geneva will be adequately met. The implementation of the Strategic Heritage Plan is essential to ensure that the Palais des Nations will continue to serve as a safe, cost-effective and sustainable conference center to support delegates in multi-lateral diplomacy.
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To be or not to be – original text, translation & analysis
'To be or not to be, that is the question'. Read Hamlet's famous soliloquy by Shakespeare below, along with a modern translation and explanation of what 'To be or not to be' is about'.
'To Be Or Not To Be': Original words spoken by Hamlet, Act 3 Scene 1
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune,
Or to take arms against a sea of troubles,
And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep;
No more; and by a sleep to say we end
The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks
That flesh is heir to, 'tis a consummation
Devoutly to be wish'd. To die, to sleep;
To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, there's the rub;
For in that sleep of death what dreams may come
When we have shuffled off this mortal coil,
Must give us pause: there's the respect
That makes calamity of so long life;
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The oppressor's wrong, the proud man's contumely,
The pangs of despised love, the law's delay,
The insolence of office and the spurns
That patient merit of the unworthy takes,
When he himself might his quietus make
With a bare bodkin? who would fardels bear,
To grunt and sweat under a weary life,
But that the dread of something after death,
The undiscover'd country from whose bourn
No traveller returns, puzzles the will
And makes us rather bear those ills we have
Than fly to others that we know not of?
Thus conscience does make cowards of us all;
And thus the native hue of resolution
Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought,
And enterprises of great pith and moment
With this regard their currents turn awry,
And lose the name of action.–Soft you now!
The fair Ophelia! Nymph, in thy orisons
Be all my sins remember'd.
'To Be Or Not To Be': Hamlet soliloquy translation
The below translation of Hamlet's 'To be or not to be' soliloquy is taken from the NoSweatShakespeare Hamlet ebook.
The question for him was whether to continue to exist or not – whether it was more noble to suffer the slings and arrows of an unbearable situation, or to declare war on the sea of troubles that afflict one, and by opposing them, end them. To die. He pondered the prospect. To sleep – as simple as that. And with that sleep we end the heartaches and the thousand natural miseries that human beings have to endure. It's an end that we would all ardently hope for. To die. To sleep. To sleep. Perhaps to dream. Yes, that was the problem, because in that sleep of death the dreams we might have when we have shed this mortal body must make us pause. That's the consideration that creates the calamity of such a long life. Because, who would tolerate the whips and scorns of time; the tyrant's offences against us; the contempt of proud men; the pain of rejected love; the insolence of officious authority; and the advantage that the worst people take of the best, when one could just release oneself with a naked blade? Who would carry this load, sweating and grunting under the burden of a weary life if it weren't for the dread of the after life – that unexplored country from whose border no traveller returns? That's the thing that confounds us and makes us put up with those evils that we know rather than hurry to others that we don't know about. So thinking about it makes cowards of us all, and it follows that the first impulse to end our life is obscured by reflecting on it. And great and important plans are diluted to the point where we don't do anything.
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sy says:
Actually, it can be argued by two views. Yes, Hamlet could be contemplating suicide, but also whether to take action for his father's murder. It depends on how you really view and understand Hamlet. During the play, he gives no sign of depression, in which if he did have, would not try avenge his father's death, or set up the play for Claudius and his mother. If he was truly depressed, he would not do any of that, he would not care about anything. In the play, it does not suggest suicide. It can be argued, but I'm just throwing another opinion out there because it depends on how you configure his soliloquy.
Chris says:
Sy, your logic is false due to your assumption that suicide necessarily comes from a state of depression; this is a false premise. For contemplative, philosophically minded people living is necessarily a choice which must be made again and again; living ('to be') is not a default position. Depression is a psychological disorder which implies a fundamental imbalance in the individual which is disconnected from reality; however, contemplating taking one's life in the wake of a personal tragedy is quite normal for a thinker, for there is no mental taboo that circumvents such areas. Furthermore we belong to an era wherein action is lauded and reflection is undervalued; all emphasis is placed on 'hard sciences' and 'facts', and, recognition is given to neither the genesis of such fields of knowledge, nor, to the nature of human knowledge. All science is born from philosophy; each field of knowledge breaks away from its parent when it becomes mature. The context and genesis, or 'nature of human knowledge' is that it is borne of human perception, which in turn comes from our senses. The information we receive from our eyes, for example, is filtered through our brains prior to seeing, thus we literally modify reality according to our individual predilections and fears; after which we further individualize our perception further by processing this information with deductive and inductive inferences, or, we jump to familiar conclusions (conditioned by society, family etc.). Our world-view changes what we perceive and decides how we may respond to our perception. Your interpretation, completely modifies the meaning of this text and illustrates how our world-view molds our everyday perceptions.
From a Christian perspective, these fundamental questions have been answered; this necessitates total acceptance of the validity of the Bible and the faithfulness of the God depicted therein; therefore asking rather, 'God, how may I best serve you?', 'what is Your will?' This is incredibly difficult as the Christian's yardstick is a bronze-age text from a very different culture from our own with a totally different set of assumptions. Shakespeare is far easier to understand in context, though not without difficulty if done thoroughly.
Shakespeare's language in this soliloquy is limpid and can in no way be taken to be a reflection of which action to take regarding his father's murder; he is simply questioning the point of it all, the absurdity, the unbearable lightness of being. Therefore he must decide 'to be, or, not to be' before he decides whether or not he should take action.
I have thought exactly the same thoughts myself (less beautifully expressed) on many occasions since the time I started to think for myself and question the myriad assumptions our factual conclusions are based upon. This soliloquy truly is a beautiful rendition of fundamental metaphysical questions that the flesh is heir to; we are, after all, human beings and not human doings.
denny says:
That was absolutely brilliant! You have indeed summed up what this means to me. Thank you for putting it in such an excellent light.
john says:
Nice job, Chris. Thoughtful, very thoughtful. And useful as well.
I never thought that Hamlet was depressed. But he was presented with a seemingly insoluble situation since the deck was so stacked against him. As he was so completely blocked from doing the honorable thing, he was having this internal discussion about what was the nobler course. I think he would have preferred "hitting the light switch" – but for his fear that wouldn't have done the trick. So he chose toughing it out, but not because it was the nobler course – he simply couldn't accept the consequences of the uncertainty of the alternative.
I recite this periodically – it never ceases to bring me to tears.
hlo says:
In my opinion existential depression or existential crisis cannot considered as depression. The person going through existential crises will question the meaning, the purpose and the value of life however he/she does not necessarily have to show major symptoms of depression. There was this guy in Turkey called Mehmet Pişkin who committed suicide because he was in a point in his life where he realized that life had no meaning and everything he did was meaningless. He recorded a video right before he killed himself and said that he wasn't in a depression what so ever and wanted to end his life because he couldn't find joy in living. Therefore I believe Hamlet is going through an existential crises and is considering suicide.
Jim says:
Translation? What for? It is already in English ….
mubarak says:
it is in middle english
Hayley Knoss says:
Early Modern English, actually.
Holden Speed says:
Yahoo! Another brilliant mind correcting the popular misunderstanding. I salute thee!
Eric says:
Jim, you are correct — it would have been more precise to refer to this as a transliteration and not a translation.
Mr. Foutch says:
Nicely done. Just what I need to help w/this weighty piece of lit. I've an MA in English Literature. I couldn't/wouldn't have abbreciated the speech any other way. Thanks.
Marty says:
I thought your translation was well done and simplified the language enough to see the meaning more clearly. Good job!
Andrew says:
Strikes me the language of Shakespeare is pretty permanent.Hamlet's main speech in its original form/s remains probably the most powerful and eloquent in the English language and certainly not hard to understand, especially when you start to hear its music. .Some language, like good grammar and speliing, which boosts clarity and understanding is indeed permanent.
Gerald Sherman says:
I can perhaps see the desirability of translating some of Shakespeare into modern English. Words change meanings over time, and things which may have made sense a few centuries ago no longer do. Look at the King James translation of the Bible, and compare it with a version that uses modern English.
At the same time, I find some modern grammatical errors appalling. People use "it's" as the possessive form of "it". The correct spelling here is "its" – "it's" is a contraction of "it is". Maybe I notice some of these things because I am actually from England, although I have spent most of my life in Canada. In addition, I took classical Latin at university, and tend to take a somewhat analytical view, from a language viewpoint, of anything written. Incidentally, I am on the wrong side of 70 years old, but this doesn't mean my brain has turned into a fossil or that my memory is "absent without leave", to use the military expression.
Samantha says:
I believe that even though people today may not know how to read Shakespeare, at least they care enough to try and understand what it is he was trying to convey. I know that he is now infamous for his beautiful language. The message is most important.
Ipomoe says:
It is written in English, yes. But clearly not in the easiest to understand for anyone who wasn't born in an English-speaking country. I'm French, and reading the appalling translations of Shakespeare I was given at school, I decided to read only the original text. And frankly, I thank whoever "translated" this, because if it isn't a replacement to the subtleties in Shakespeare's words, it's a nice way to help me to understand the idea, and at the same time to improve my English.
PS : Apart from that, I completely agree with donna, the level of students is really low these days, and I fear it isn't only in America.
Meg says:
Be happy that you study English in America or wherever. Here in India we can spot errors in our english text books. Spellings, grammar and the teachers teaching us. Haha.
donna says:
I am completely failing to understand why there are so many requests for "translations" of Shakespeare's work when it is so very clearly already written in English.
Tis a truly sad comment on the education system in America at today. I see comments on countless websites and/or blogs and read assignments written by college students in the local American Sign Language interpreter program that would seem to indicate that the average American college student cannot discern the differences between "there,": "their," or "they're." "Your" and "you're" as well as "lose" and "loose," "allowed" and "aloud," and "affect" versus "effect" all seem to be completely lost to students these days. I would never have been allowed out of my public elementary school without knowing these things, and, at the risk of having sounded like my own parents, it really wasn't all that long ago. I have a friend whose (not who's) thirteen year old daughter goes to a private school in northern Virginia that costs more per year than many of Virginia's state colleges and universities. Even as she prepares to enter high school, the poor kid is very nearly functionally illiterate. That said, she is completely comfortable composing a Facebook page where she can show the world just how wonderfully her expensive private school education has prepared her thus far.
To quote the aforementioned thirteen year old, "I'm just sayin' …"
Lindie J says:
Well I'M just saying that Shakespeare's work is pretty hard to understand not because we are illiterate or stupid as you are suggesting. However, because it is apparent that you are living under a rock, I feel the urge to politely point out to you that we no longer live in a time period where we speak in inverse sentence structures, iambic pentameter or basically, Shakespearean language.
PS: "I'm just sayin' "
PPS: You obviously do not appreciate the wonders of Facebook, so screw you.
Ophelia says:
As a history major, I would like to point out that there was never a time period during which people spoke regularly in iambic pentameter.
Kathleen says:
I totally agree. My step-granddaughter starred in The Merchant of Venice in Canada and spoke the King's English and understood every word. She was in the 4th (fourth, not forth) grade! So much for our education system here. People today lack so much because they stay on social media so much of the time.
Sarah says:
Why, may I ask, are you even on this webpage if you do not want to read the translation? Have you nothing better to do than to search for webpages on which you may rant about the supposed lack of intelligence and stupidity about the young generation?
Scott says:
The lady doth protest too much, methinks. Other Comments talk about ignorance and lack of effort. No one is attacking people about stupidity or lack intelligence. It is these subtleties that allow us to appreciate (in my case, struggle through) Shakespeare.
Melancholy Jack says:
You've knowingly or perhaps unknowingly demonstrated the evolution of language with that quote Scott, and argued, more succinctly than anyone, the case for a modern rendering of Shakespeare:
'Protest' in the Shakespearean usage means 'to promise' or 'declare'. Gertrude was saying the Queen in The Mousetrap was overdoing it with her vow to the king. A reader new to the play, regardless of their level of education or where they come from, Donna, would understand the word to literally mean protest, but of course the lady protests nothing; she promises much.
Help with Shakespeare is never a bad thing. He deliberately seizes on double meanings with many words for poetic and mischievous purposes. But time was beyond his genius, and has made some extracts of Shakespeare a minefield of language, where he did not intend it to be.
Ben says:
There can also be finer points that are lost if not familiar with the language and customs of 400+ years ago. For example, even more recently, the founding fathers of the United states talked about all men being free and equal, the not actually talking about all men or any women.
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You're a sloppy sagging piece of foreskin. Just because you took pride in learning traditional English dialogue doesn't mean every kid in America has to be the same. Kids nowadays are more exposed to media and what not and it's changing language, you don't have to add you're unappreciated opinion, even though it may be accurate. Learn the fact that there is no language that is permanent.
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Wow. Shakespeare would be proud and I'm sure Oscar Wilde applauded. Why do all internet forums have to devolve into insult and mindless penis insults?
To those who came here and are now asking 'why do we need a translation?' I say this…… Why are you here? If you think a translation is unnecessary, then the only reason you clicked a link for a translation must be to offend those who want one. So it's a little rich of you to sit and judge people's transliteration skills when you're here for a purpose far shallower and base than the others.
On to the transliteration, I thought it was a fair assessment of the text. It can be shortened much further to ' I'm thinking of killing myself as life is full of cruelties but I won't because I don't know what will happen after and I'm scared. Surely that's the reason any of us live. Shh, the mistress is coming and I'm talking to myself'. but I think the much abbreviated version loses the impact a 'bit'.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Two ordinances were approved on second reading concerning city cemetery and park hours at TuesdayŌĆÖs Common Council City meeting.
Mayor Ryan Daniel said the reason the city established the ordinances was to give the police department the ability to remove people from any cemetery or park maintained by the city after hours.
ŌĆ£Frankly, weŌĆÖve been having trouble with a segment of our youth population in the cemetery being in there after hours, ŌĆ£ said Daniel.
The hours established for individuals to be in the cemeteries are from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Jeremiah is typically known as a Biblical prophet. But to Brandon and Elizabeth Bauer, Jeremiah is a different servant of God.
Elizabeth and the BauerŌĆÖs three children were saved by who they call, an ŌĆ£angelŌĆØ, Tuesday afternoon when their house caught ablaze.
A man only known as ŌĆ£JeremiahŌĆØ was driving by the Bauer residence when he saw smoke coming out of the side of the house.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö In TuesdayŌĆÖs meeting, the Columbia City Common Council recommended back to the Animal Ordinance Committee that they would not like to see a chicken ordinance.
The discussion was brought up after Robin Lahrman made a presentation at the councilŌĆÖs last meeting April 10, suggesting there be a change to the cityŌĆÖs ordinance to allow chickens (hens) in city limits.
Mayor Ryan Daniel addressed the council in TuesdayŌĆÖs meeting asking them to talk about the feedback they received as well as their own concerns.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö The silver is polished, Prince CharmingŌĆÖs castle is sparkling and the glass slippers are ready to be placed on CinderellaŌĆÖs tiny feet.
The Churubusco Junior Senior High SchoolŌĆÖs fine arts department present Rodgers & HammersteinŌĆÖs ŌĆ£CinderellaŌĆØ Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
This enchanting musical has 15 cast members and an orchestra. Each have practiced for months for this special event.
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The musical is directed by Elizabeth K. Piercy.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö History is being recreated for the Churubusco Main Street Project in the form of a Popcorn Stand Mural that is now finished by students of Churubusco High School.
Art students Gretchen Meinzen, Morgan Beverly, Kayleen Mitchell, Gabby Jones, Savannah LeFever and Sydney Hunsberger worked for over a month on the black and white mural of Clarence and Fern BrumbaughŌĆÖs popcorn stand that sat on the corner of Main and Whitley streets in Churubusco from 1929 to 1942.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆō After a 103-year absence, furniture believed to have belonged to Vice President Thomas R. Marshall has returned home to Whitley County.
Marshall was the 28th vice president of the United States, serving two terms under President Woodrow Wilson from 1913 to 1921.
ŌĆ£It just really makes the room to have this back here,ŌĆØ said Barb Jones, a volunteer for the museum.
NOBLESVILLE ŌĆö The Churubusco High School Destination Imagination (DI) team won the state title Saturday, and now it is going global.
CHS took two teams to the state finals in DI at Noblesville High School. Both were focused, but only one team will compete in the global finals in Knoxville, Tenn., May 23-26.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Thirty-seven different vendors, using 52 tables, sat in rows as the community wandered through the 4-H Center Building Sunday afternoon.
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Natalie Lewis, a member of the task force, said the organization was revived in 2009, and that its has regular meetings each month at Parkview Whitley Hospital which includes attorneys, the sheriffŌĆÖs department, the YMCA, the Lighthouse and the task forceŌĆÖs board.
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The Philippine Open - regarded as Asia's oldest national golf championship - has put up a record prize of $700,000, the biggest in the history of the championship, a lure that it hopes will attract the best talent in Asia and Australia.
The prize money, which is bigger than any the Open had ever offered, will make the event nearly at par with some of the region's biggest golfing competitions.
For the first time in its long history, the Philippine Open has also decided to cut its ties with the Asian Tour and join the fledgling One Asia Tour believing the new association gives the Open more stature and the Filipino golfers more opportunity to improve their game.
National Golf Association of the Philippines Tommy Manotoc called the occasion "historic," and said he lost some friends by making the jump from the Asian Tour to One Asia.
"This is historic and it has never been done before," said Manotoc in a press briefing, referring to the prize money of approximately P30 million. "It wasn't easy, and I lost a few friends along the way in doing it. But (Philippine) golf needs it."
The Philippine Open had always been a significant part of the Asian Tour, being one of its founders, but NGAP officials felt it was time to move on after they realized they were not getting the boost they needed to improve local golf.
Jason Day, the Filipino-Australian who placed second in the Masters two years ago and had top 10 finishes in other majors, will be among the players Manotoc said he hopes to attract to the Open.
The One Asia Tour has in its roster top stars from Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, China and Thailand.
The Open will be held in November next year at Wack Wack. It is expected to be televised live over Star Sports or ESPN.
Last February, the Open had a $300,000 total pot where Mardan Mamat of Singapore won the title with an eight-under 280.
David Parkins, One Asia's director of operations, was among those who attended yesterday's press briefing. Also present were MVP Sports Foundation president Al Panlilio and vice-president Chot Reyes and Wack Wack's vice-president Butch Campos.
The MVP Sports Foundation (MVPSF) of sports benefactor Manny V. Pangilinan, has included golf as among the sports it will support for 2013 in hopes to develop a local golfer in time for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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CLEMSON, S.C.—Clemson scored two first half goals in handing the Pitt women's soccer team a 2-0 decision Thursday evening at Historic Riggs Field. With the loss, Pitt is now 4-4-1 overall and 0-3-0 in the ACC, while Clemson improves to 4-2-2 overall and 2-1-0 in the ACC.
Clemson took an early 1-0 lead in the 14th minute when Paige Reckert scored on a header following a crossing pass from Tabitha Padgett. The Tigers went up 2-0 in the 38th minute when Tori Andreski's shot from five yards out found the net. Andreski finished on another crossing pass from Padgett. That was all Clemson needed to register the win. Clemson outshot Pitt 23-4 and finished with 12 shots on goal to Pitt's three.
"We started the game off well, but once they settled in, we didn't answer back," Pitt assistant coach Michael Baker said. "We didn't do a good enough job tonight of clearing the ball, we gave them way too many second and third chances. They're a dynamic, physical team and they finished on their second and third opportunities."
"In the second half, it was a different ballgame. We switched to a 5-3-2 and did a better job of controlling the midfield. We cut their shots in half. We came out in the second half and were winning balls in key areas. Defensively, we figured things out and marked better, but it's tough to come back from a two goal deficit against a quality team like Clemson."
"Nicole made some good quality saves," Baker said. "She had to put out the fires back there. She took a hit in the first half, but she was strong enough to recover from it. Her mentality was good. She had a great game tonight. We need to be better in front of her."
"Now, we've got to get back, regroup and get ready for a really tough opponent in Virginia on Sunday."
Pitt's Dana DelleFemine, Caroline Keefer and Emily Pietrangelo each registered a shot on goal.
Over the next two weeks, Pitt plays three of the nation's top-10 ranked teams. Pitt's next home game is on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. against No. 1 ranked Virginia (7-0-0). The match will be televised live on Pitt Panthers Television locally in Pittsburgh on Comcast Cable Channel 188 or 210 or nationally on ESPN3.com. Pitt then hosts defending national champion and current No. 5 ranked North Carolina (7-1-0) on Thursday, Sept. 26. Kickoff for that match is at 7 p.m. on Pitt Panthers TV/ESPN3.com. Pitt then travels to No. 7 ranked Notre Dame (6-1-0) for a Sunday, Sept. 29 match in South Bend.


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Dulal Roy on Ankiya Bhaona and the Sattriya tradition
One of those modern theatre directors whose exploratory work is responsible for innovation and experimentation aiming to create a dominant definition of theatre and a receptive audience is also the perpetuator of traditional Assamese Sattriya music, dance and theatre. He is none other than the renowned Dulal Roy. Conferred with innumerable awards, including the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award (in 1999 for stage direction), the unassuming 70-year-old National School Of Drama graduate, trained in film and editing in FTII, Pune, introduced Modern theatre in its totality in Assamese and has over 80 productions to his credit. Director of the theatre group Rangapeeth, he feels theatre should be all cerebral, but he never had it easy. As the Project Director of the Sattriya Kendra, Guwahati (a part of Sangeet Natak Akademi's initiative to support Sattriya dance and allied traditions), Roy is active in continuous selection and accretions of the Sattriya traditions, especially the Ankiya Bhaona plays, through innovative and refined use of light, music, costumes and stage craft. Here he speaks about his directorial craftsmanship as seen in the Bhaona "Sri Ram Bijoy" staged by the Kendra in the recently concluded Ankiya Bhaona Samaroh in Guwahati. Edited excerpts from the conversation:
Why is it important to stage Ankiya Bhaona?
The Ankiya Nats [texts] are rooted in the Natya Shastra and early Sanskrit plays. These traditional plays are special in performance and aesthetically sound, with the classical concept of theatre. Ankiya Bhaona [performance of the nats], whose style and method of presentation are rare, has the full format of a Sanskrit play. These plays are traditional, ritual plays for the people and they have a purpose. In "Sri Ram Bijoy", the greatness of Ram is connected to social reforms and religious purposes. After reading the play, I realised that no single shloka, pada, bhatima or dialogue could be omitted. The characters we see are down-to-earth and there is a simplicity of thinking in Sankaradeva's plays, which are religious, could reach the masses and educate them through entertainment. He couldn't forget the psyche, the importance of women in the life of men in the glorification of a family. I don't see the existence of Shiva without Parvati, Ram without Sita or any normal human being without women. A performance can't be fulfilled without a female character. In Sankaradeva's plays which are for the uplift of the society, it requires inspection — how women are injected very dramatically, very socially and ritualistically as significant characters. It is for us to realise how women of today relate or compare to Rukmini or Satyabhama. In the play "Rukmini Haran", the female characters have tremendous impact on the theme and even 500 years ago Sankardeva imparted great respect and honour to women through female characters. If one understands these plays thoroughly, especially the importance of women characters like the mother and her affection then one would understand the great significance of Ankiya Bhaona.
Which is why you introduced Kausalya in the last scene of in your "Sri Ram Bijoy"...
The character of Kausalya, no matter how small, was already there in the original. But nobody reads the script. She represents the true dignified Indian mother who welcomes her newly married son and daughter-in-law at the doorstep with "arati", greets and presents her with her (Kausalya's) own necklace. But certain things like a mother's behaviour whether in villages or even in mythology have universal appeal. I try to take the "nangol" (plough) every moment and plead "Nutun ke chao, Nutan Ke Bhujho" (adopt the new and understand it). As a true "Assamese" I strive to preserve this great culture, the great literature, properly and only then will I attain fulfilment as a human being.
What modifications are required?
Since Bhaona is a representative of Assamese culture it is very essential to adopt a rational and logical approach towards acting, singing and dancing and instilling a sense of proportion and accuracy in performers and realising the proper synchronisation of music. We have to fight against the prevailing unsystematic practice of philosophy and conservative outlook and accepting everything in the name of tradition. The planned and requisite creative practice in actors is a necessity and is absent in most, as they are used to spoon feeding and lack good taste, whether in acting or, most importantly, in costumes. Bhaona is nritya-nat, and without chhanda, rhythm, without dance, the characters do not have fulfilment. There are many well known female Sattriya dancers now who have made a name at home and abroad and they ought to be cast in the female roles. We at the Kendra cast them as you have seen in our production. The Kendra believes that a festival such as this would help to usher in a new wave of passion and commitment among the practitioners and the audience towards promoting Ankiya Bhaona with positive changes.
What is your contribution as the director of the Kendra? Did you have any restrictions?
As such no restrictions. The day I joined I found there was already an existing festival — Nritya Parva — of Sattriya dance. I tried to make the practice more appealing and tried motivating youngsters, especially girls, to learn the Sattriya dance in place of the boys. There was a time in Guwahati, say the last 10-15 years, when Bharatanatyam, Kathak and Odissi were taught (and performed) at several dance schools and girls from Assamese, Bengali and other communities were learning these dance forms only, as Sattriya was mostly practised in sattras or monasteries by men. We have now arranged for detailed training in dance and music and Sattriya grooming for boys and girls. We offer financial support to gurus and also patronise some sattras, and the change is conspicuous. We get queries as to where Sattriya is taught. Also, the Geet Badya Utsav has been introduced, concentrating on the Sattriya khol (percussion instrument) only, so that the khol player can display his skills. Earlier they remained as accompanists in Borgeets and in Gayan-Bayan. Sarinda and Bhortaal (a type of big metal cymbals) have also found place in such festivals. Borgeet singers used to get three-four minutes on All India Radio Guwahati. Why not extend this to at least half-an-hour? I see everything in totality. The most important is good taste, aesthetics.
The next experiment is on the refinement of language (songs, bhatima) in Ankiya Bhaona which is presented now in an impure and crude form of Brajawali. I want to rectify it. We are trying hard to preserve the original tradition of performing in the pure form of Brajawali. The Kendra has initiated improvement of set designs, hand and stage props, headgear, masks, costumes with soothing colour and accessories as well as highlighting the importance the Sutradhar's role as the narrator and director of the Ankiya Nat Bhaona.
What is the future like?
"We have to fight against the prevailing unsystematic practice of philosophy and conservative outlook and accepting everything in the name of tradition."


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