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The Everyday Explorers: Canada unit has now concluded. Please visit all of our previous units on the Dailies Archive in the Lessons Library. Thank you!
The Everyday Explorers: Canada unit has now concluded. Please visit all of our previous units on the Dailies Archive in the Lessons Library. Thank you!
Since we set out on our exploration last May on Prince Edward Island, we've toured every territory and province of Canada! We hope you've enjoyed the trip as much as we have! For the month of April, we're going to wrap up Everyday Explorers: Canada with some fun geography review.
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Download lesson: Explorers Canada March 8
British Columbia
Day Five
I've had so much fun this week, exploring the Fort Langley National Historic Site and Rogers Pass National Historic Site!
It's very important for an explorer to keep a record of all the places they've explored. That helps the people who travel there after them to find their way and stay safe. You could run into all sorts of dangerous surprises if you got lost in the forest!
So, we're going to write down some facts about what we've seen on our expedition this week. Go get your explorer packs, and we will get started.
In my Travel Journal, I have written down the weather of the places we visited. I have logged the kilometers we have traveled, and I have recorded the time periods we have visited.
Use these pages to create your own British Columbia Travel Journal. We're going to use it every week, so don't forget where you put it when you finish today's lesson!
In your weather log, fill in the answers from your Explorer Pack. Record the distance you traveled between the Fort Langley National Historic Site and Rogers Pass National Historic Site. On your Timeline, record the events happening in British Columbia in 1840 and 1885. Don't forget to record the other events you discovered.
I hope you enjoyed your first week of exploring British Columbia. I will see you next week, when we will travel to a very old cannery and an historic fort.
Week One Enrichment Ideas
#1: One thing British Columbia is known for today is being the Canadian home of the television and movie industry. If you haven't already, please take some time to explore George Escobar's Filmmaking class here on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. It is an amazing class that takes an in-depth look at how you can work in the movie industry and let your light shine for Christ.
#2: Learn more about the Salish or other First Nations people of British Columbia. Share what you learn with your family, friends, or church group.
Download lesson: Explorers Canada March 7
British Columbia
Day Four
Now that we're here in 1885, it will be easier to explain all of the activity that is going on around here. It's all part of a plan announced in 1871 by the first Prime Minister of Canada, Sir John A. Macdonald. He promised Canada and the world that he would build the longest railway the world had ever seen! The plan was to connect the Pacific Ocean on the western banks of British Columbia with the Atlantic Ocean of the eastern coast Canada—and to connect them by rail.
But the Selkirk Mountains stood in their way. It took ten years of men walking and riding through these parts to scout out a route through the mountains. Finally, the government made a deal with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company to build the railway.
Many men worked very hard to build the railroad, and many men were hurt and even died trying to build it through the snowy mountains. Two of the men who were responsible for the project were William Cornelius Van Horne, the general manager of the railroad, and Major Albert Bowman Rogers. A lot of people didn't like Major Rogers. He was rough and treated his men rudely. But he was also dependable and did his best at his job. In the end, the pass was named after him.
Rogers Pass would get very heavy snowfall often, and avalanches made it very dangerous to work at the pass or take trains through. In time, the pass would be abandoned for a safer route, the Connaught Tunnel, which was less prone to avalanches. Still, for the moment in history that Rogers Pass lived in, it was an engineering marvel.
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Use the pages in your Explorer Pack to help you complete these activities.
Grades K-2
One thing Rogers Pass has is plenty of snow! Up to 12 meters (or 40 feet) of snow in just one year! If you live in an area that gets snow, check out Erin Dean's Nature/Outdoors lesson for this month, March 2013, on SchoolhouseTeachers.com. If you don't live in an area with snow, draw a picture of a day when your town sees its first snowfall. What happens? How do people feel about it? What do you do?
Grades 3-6
More than half of Glacier National Park, where Rogers Pass is located, is inside an alpine tundra zone. What exactly is an alpine tundra zone? What characteristics describe it? Make a list of what you discover.
Grades 7-12
Constructing a pass through the Selkirk Mountains to link the railway was an enormous challenge. How do the challenges the engineers faced, and the way they dealt with them, compare and contrast to other similar construction projects, in Canada or in other parts of the world?
Download lesson: Explorers Canada March 6
British Columbia
Day Three
Welcome back! Today, I want to show you Rogers Pass, an historic spot tucked away far up in the Selkirk Mountains. Look at that beautiful view. That's the Illecillewaet Valley, green and beautiful, tucked beneath white-capped mountains. The mountains have some of the most breathtaking views you can find anywhere. They also posed quite a challenge to the railroad as it tried to connect British Columbia with the rest of Canada.
Come on, I'll tell you about it as we look around. Here are the old stone ruins of Glacier House. This spot was once one of the most magnificent hotels you could find! As the trains climbed up higher into the mountains, they couldn't carry the dining cars like they did in a lot of other places. So the hotel was built to give people a place to eat and spend the night.
I want to show you around the Discovery Centre, too. It is an amazing building all of its own., beautiful wood and stone. We can take a break after we do some hiking and learn about the pass from the displays inside.
Let's go for a hike on one of the historic trails, then we'll come back inside and get warm. What do you say?
This website will get you started on our next stop. Don't forget to have your Explorer Pack 1 with you tomorrow!
Explore More
Timeline—We're getting ready to visit Rogers Pass National Historic Site in 1885. Find another event that was happening in 1885, either in British Columbia, Canada, or the world. Make a note of it in your Explorer Pack.
Extra Exploration—How many different kinds of animals can you discover that live in the area surrounding Rogers Pass? You can find some to get you started on this page.
Download lesson: Explorers Canada March 5
British Columbia
Day Two
Welcome to Fort Langley, 1840! This is actually the second Fort Langley that was built. The first one was built about four kilometers down the river. But it was such a mess that when the big order came in, they decided to build a new one.
What's that? What big order? Oh, that's right. I'm sorry, I told you I would tell you all about that today. You see, last year, in 1839, the Hudson Bay Company leased the Alaskan Panhandle from a group called the Russian American (Fur) Company. But instead of paying with money for the lease, they agreed to pay with things like otter skins, wheat, butter, and other farm goods. That's why they decided to move upstream when they rebuilt the fort—it's closer to the prairie where the farming is done.
This has been a popular place for trading goods for a long time, ever since the first Fort Langley was built back in 1827. The fur traders and the First Nation peoples traded furs, salmon, and cranberries. The goods that were traded here found their way all over the world.
People from all over the world will find their way to Fort Langley in a few years, too. In 1858, when gold is found in the Fraser River area, Fort Langley will be the hub that everyone pours through!
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Use the pages from your Explorer Pack to help you complete these activities.
Grades K-2
Take a look at the map in your Explorer Pack and find British Columbia. Who are its neighbors? Is it big or little? Do you think they have mostly warm weather or cold weather? Where can you find the capital city of Victoria? (Hint: it has a star beside its name.) Look closely at the spot where you find Victoria. What do you notice about it? Color the map of Canada and British Columbia if you would like.
Grades 3-6
Meet the Salish people of British Columbia. Do some research and find out who the Salish people are and what their lives were like back in the days of Fort Langley. Now imagine you could interview one of the people you have learned about. What questions would you ask? What do you think their answers would be? Write the interview the way you think it might go.
Grades 7-12
Hunting and trapping in the woods can be exciting. But it can also be very dangerous. Talk to you parents about what kind of outdoor safety rules you need to know and follow in order to stay safe where you live.


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Central Illinois Daily Life: March 2015
Images of people places and events as seen through the lenses of News-Gazette photographers.
Updated: Tuesday, Mar. 24, 2015
N-G Sports Page Radio Show with John Groce
Illinois men's basketball coach, John Groce, meets fans at the N-G Sports Page radio show at the Esquire in downtown Champaign on Monday, March 23, 2015.
Updated: Monday, Mar. 23, 2015
From the archives: Campus stroll
Images from News-Gazette photographers of some of the sights you'd see during a stroll on the University of Illinois campus.
Updated: Monday, Mar. 23, 2015
U of I vs Minnesota Softball
University of Illinois Softball vs Minnesota, Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Eicrhelberger Field. The Illini fell to the Golden Gophers 3-2.
Updated: Sunday, Mar. 22, 2015
U of I vs South Florida Baseball
University of Illinois Baseball vs South Florida, Sunday, March 22, 2015 at Illinois Field.
Updated: Sunday, Mar. 22, 2015
Rick Nelson - 43rd News-Gazette Farm Leader
Rick Nelson has been named the 43rd News-Gazette Farm Leader fo the year.
Every year since 1971, The News-Gazette has honored an East Central
Illinois farmer who exels in the agriculture industry. Chosen by their
peers, the Farm Leader of ther Year is honored at a yearly banquet
attended by business and agriculture leaders, as well as past award
Updated: Sunday, Mar. 22, 2015
37th Annual Gene Armer Track & Field Invite
37th Annual Gene Armer Track and Field Invite sponsored by Urbana High School at the University of Illinois Armory, Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Updated: Saturday, Mar. 21, 2015
Illinois Baseball: vs. South Florida
Illinois takes on South Florida at Illinois Field in Champaign on Saturday, March 21, 2015.
Updated: Saturday, Mar. 21, 2015
Alabama Shakes
Roots rock band Alabama Shakes performs at the Virginia Theatre on Thursday, March 18, 2015.
Updated: Saturday, Mar. 21, 2015
Illinois vs South Florida Baseball
University of Illinois Baseball vs South Florida Friday, March 20, 2015 at Illinois Field.
Updated: Friday, Mar. 20, 2015
HS baseball: Unity and Salt Fork
Salt Fork and Unity at Unity High School in Tolono Thursday March 19, 2015.
Updated: Thursday, Mar. 19, 2015
HS Boy's Basketball Super Sectional: M-S vs. Althoff Catholic
Mahomet-Seymour falls to Althoff Catholic 79-49 in the Super Sectional at Prairie Capitol Convention Center in Springfield on Tuesday, March 17, 2015.
Updated: Tuesday, Mar. 17, 2015
From the archives: Spring planting
Images of planting at farms, park district flower beds and community and individual gardens in East Central Illinois.
Updated: Monday, Mar. 16, 2015
Illinois vs Southern Illinois Baseball
University of Illinois Baseball vs Southern Illinois, Sunday, March 15, 2015 at Illinois Field. Illinois defeated Southern 4-1.
Updated: Sunday, Mar. 15, 2015
Illinois Football: Spring Training 2015
Illinois football players take to the field for spring training at Memorial Stadium in Champaign on Saturday, March 14, 2015.
Updated: Saturday, Mar. 14, 2015
HS Boy's Basketball Sectional: M-S vs. Lanphier
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May 19th, 2014
Isner, Kerber, Stephens Lead ATP/WTA Events
Potential tough starts for (1) Isner after a bye vs. compatriot (Q) Sock, and (2) Gulbis after a bye vs. the giant-killer Klizan…Isner has a 1-2 career record in Nice…This is the 30th anniversary of the Nice tournament…
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May 14th, 2014
Nadal Struggles Continue In Rome As Father Federer Falls; 7 Thoughts On The Clay Season
What's wrong with Rafa? And father Federer is back to changing diapers.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 8:41 pm in Clay Season, French Open, Rome | 117 Comments »
May 10th, 2014
Poll: Who Will Win Rome? Federer, Djokovic Join Nadal In Loaded Field
Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic are expected back for Rome; at least their in the draw.
Posted by Staff @ 2:42 pm in Polls, Rome | 20 Comments »
April 20th, 2014
Nadal in Barcelona, Sharapova in Stuttgart: Previews
Notes: Eight-time winner Rafael Nadal heads the field, and after a bye likely starts against Davydenko…(14) Marcel Granollers after a bye likely starts against The Worm…Wildcards went to Argentine Facundo Arguelleo, and Spaniards Roberto Carballes Baena, Inigo Cervantes, Daniel Gimeno-Traver…Withdrawing from the event were Pablo Andujar, Federico Delbonis, Richard Gasquet, Ivo Karlovic and Juan Monaco…David Ferrer is 0-4 in Barcelona finals…Fabio Fognini has never won a match in Barcelona (0-4)…Nadal beat Almagro in last year's all-Spanish final…The two-time champ Bryan brothers are the top seeds in the doubles…Former singles champs in the field are Nadal (2013-11,'09-05), Robredo (2004), and Verdasco (2010).
Posted by Staff @ 1:48 am in Tennis | 10 Comments »
April 12th, 2014
Monte Carlo Preview: Nadal, Djokovic, Federer Fight For The First Big Clay Title Of 2014
The Big Three – Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer – open their clay season next week in Monte Carlo.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 9:55 am in Monte Carlo | 73 Comments »
March 4th, 2014
Indian Wells Men's Preview: Will Nadal Beat Murray, Federer And Djokovic To Defend Title?
The first Tennis Masters event kicks off in Indian Wells later this week and it's a wide open men's field.
Posted by Sean Randall @ 10:44 pm in Indian Wells | 86 Comments »
February 2nd, 2014
Haas Leads Zagreb; ATP Previews This Week
Returning champs in the field are Gasquet (2013, '06), Monfils (2010), and Mathieu (2002)…Gasquet trying to match Pete Sampras (1992-93) as the only back-to-back winner in Montpellier.
Posted by Staff @ 5:01 pm in Tennis | 7 Comments »
December 28th, 2013
Nadal, Federer, Serena Kick Off 2014 Tennis Season: Previews
Nadal opens against Rosol who famously ousted him at Wimbledon a couple years ago…Other tough starts for (4) Berdych vs. Dr. Ivo, and (2) Ferrer vs. the pesky Dolgopolov…Ferrer beat Nadal last week at the Abu Dhabi exhibition, eventually losing in the final to Novak Djokovic…Nadal has never won Doha in five appearances…Ferrer has never won in three appearances…Murray making his first ATP appearance since back surgery…In last year's final Gasquet beat Davydenko…Returning champs in the field are Gasquet (2013), Davydenko (2010), and Murray (2009-08).
Posted by Staff @ 1:38 pm in 2014 Season, Tennis | 62 Comments »
October 26th, 2013
Preview: Gasquet, ATP Players on Hot Seat at Paris Masters
Notes: The final tournament of the year before the year-end championships…Three berths remain at the year-end championships with five players (as of Saturday) still in the running: Roger Federer, Stan Wawrinka, Richard Gasquet, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Milos Raonic…Federer will according to the ATP lock up a spot if he wins the Swiss Open on Sunday…The Top 8 seeds receive first-round byes…Tough starts for (1) Nadal possibly starting against the indoor upset specialist Tursunov, (9) Gasquet vs. the Gulbis-Verdasco winner, (6) Berdych vs. the Monfils-Pospisil winner, (16) Fognini vs. the Llodra-Dimitrov winner, and (4) Del Potro possibly starting against the drug-cleared Cilic…Ferrer beat Janowicz in last year's final…Nadal is trying to become the first player to win six Masters titles in the same year…Djokovic has won his last two titles entering the event…Returning former champs in the field are Ferrer (2012), Federer (2011), Djokovic (2009), Tsonga (2008), and Berdych (2005).
Posted by Staff @ 7:45 pm in Paris, Tennis | 12 Comments »
October 20th, 2013
WTA Championships Controversy; ATP Basel, Valencia Previews
Controversy came with the end of the season as Kerber received a late wildcard for the Linz tournament, which she won, allowing her to edge Wozniacki for a Top 8 spot. "I do not understand that (the WTA) can suddenly change the draw and allocation of wildcards that way," Wozniacki said. "There are many things that have been done in an unsportsmanlike and unethical manner. And you can hear from other players. They think it's so ridiculous."…
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UW Still Too Talented Late Flurry Carries Huskies Past Gonzaga By 71-55 Margin
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Coaches' Clinic Takes On New Meaning At Gu
Dec. 7, 1995 in Sports on Page C5 The Gonzaga men's basketball team may be at full strength now, but accidents this week have landed two of its coaches on the injured list - and left a lot …
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Roy Dealt To Colorado In Trade Involving Five
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Girls look on as they stand next to a fire made by their parents to warm themselves at a vegetable field in New Delhi, India
Nomadic shepherds from Rajasthan herd their sheep at a camp on the outskirts of New Delhi on Monday. They still cling on to pastoral nomadic life, trekking long distances in search of pasture for their sheep.
Tibetan exiles are detained by Indian policewomen during a protest outside the Chinese embassy in New Delhi. They were demonstrating against human rights abuses of Tibetans by the Chinese government, on the eve of World Human Rights Day
Mohammad Amin, a young Indian Muslim daily wage worker, reacts after washing at a public tube well in New Delhi, India on Friday morning.
A motorbike rental vendor relaxes as he waits for customers in Goa, India. Raghuram Rajan, Reserve Bank Of India governor, said in New Delhi yesterday the central bank would address all policy concerns in a review next week, spurring speculation he will continue intruding measures to tackle inflation and the economic slowdown simultaneously.
Police detain a supporter of Chandrababu Naidu, chief of the Telugu Desam party, a regional party, as he tries to stop a vehicle from carrying Mr Naidu to hospital in New Delhi. Mr Naidu was on hunger strike against the creation of Telangana state, according to local media. Two Indian ministers resigned last week over a cabinet decision to create the state out of the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, a growing hub for western IT groups.
Indian Air Force Sarang helicopter display team performs during the Indian Air Force Day celebrations at the Hindon air force station on the outskirts of New Delhi. The IAF celebrated its 81st anniversary on Tuesday.
Baba Din, an elderly member of India's landless, poor farmers and the tribal community, listens to a speaker during a protest at Jantar Mantar, an area near the Indian parliament where citizens from across the country assemble for protests, in New Delhi on Thursday. The farmers were protesting against government procuring land for setting up industry and not providing enough subsidy to farmers, among several other grievances.
An Indian man covers his nose as a municipal worker fumigates the area to prevent mosquitoes from breeding after the number of dengue fever deaths rose in New Delhi. Dengue fever is a potentially serious mosquito-borne virus.
Religious offerings from devotees and leftover wooden frames of Lord Ganesh idols pile up in the Yamuna river in New Delhi, India, on Friday. Considered one of the holiest rivers in India, the Yamuna River has been dying a slow death from pollution for decades despite the investment of millions of dollars to preserve its ecosystem
An elderly woman listens to a speaker, unseen, during a rally demanding pensions for elderly poor citizens in New Delhi, India.
Children return home from school in a cycle rickshaw in New Delhi, India, on Wednesday. The country's Right to Education Act promises free, compulsory schooling for all children aged six to 14, but millions still do not go to school and many who do are getting only the barest of educations.
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Insects and birds fly in a dump yard as a rag picker collects scraps in New Delhi on Thursday.
A child displaced by the rising waters of the river Yamuna sits on a cycle cart parked outside makeshift tents at a roadside camp in New Delhi, India on Thursday.
A Sadhu or a Hindu holy man walks down a staircase at an ashram in New Delhi, India on Wednesday.
A boy sits on a ladder next to his flooded house as the river Yamuna swells after heavy monsoon rains in New Delhi, India.
A young girl carries her family's belongings to drier ground as people evacuate the flooded banks of the river Yamuna in New Delhi, India. With heavy rainfall in northern India several cubic feet per second of water has been released from barrages upstream, flooding the river's banks
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BRAUN, Ronald L. (Age 68) Went home to his Lord and is now reunited with his beloved wife, Hope, on Nov. 19, 2012 and is survived by his three daughters, Donna Olson, Toni Bates, and Brenda Poston (Richard); sister, Pam Donnenwirth (Don), and five grandsons, Kirk Olson (Carrie), Rich Poston, Kurtis Poston, Tyler Poston, and Trent Olson. He was preceded in death by the "Love of his Life" and wife of 49 years, Hope Braun in 2011. Ron was born on July 5, 1944 in Kellogg, ID to Ray and Josephine Braun, where he spent his childhood and graduated from Kellogg High School. He retired from Kaiser and spent his life serving others, especially those in need. He also enjoyed caring for animals. He had a heart of gold and was a kind hearted individual. He and his wife loved traveling and being with their family. He loved his Zags and was a season ticket holder. The family wishes to express their gratitude and love to all those that have supported Ron in his journey these last several months. They also want to thank the doctors and staff at Cancer Care Northwest for their great care. A celebration of Ron's life will be held on Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 2:00 P.M. at Berean Bible Church, 10910 E. Boone, Spokane Valley, WA. Memorial contributions may be made in Ron's memory to Cancer Care Northwest Foundation.


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The loop around the city is one last romantic gasp of car culture.
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A friend who owns a 1991 Porsche 944 sometimes drives the Toronto Lap late at night. Counter-clockwise around the city, he follows the Gardiner, Don Valley Parkway, Highway 401 and Highway 427 for no reason other than to enjoy the drive and his old but perfect car.
Enjoy is not a word most Torontonians associate with these highways. Fear, loathing and a sustained rage are more common sentiments. At night, though, we can drive free — like in the 1950s before we reached "peak car" — circling the city, feeling the curves and bumps at speed, choosing a lane because it looks good, not because we think it moves faster.
Every day, thousands of Torontonians do battle with each other on these roads. Few places, save for the Air Canada Centre, boast such shared experience for so many. And yet, on the road, everyone is cocooned in their own car. Some are tethered; they may be listening to the same local radio station, but with satellite radio's lack of terrestrial connection, even this tenuous connection is fading.
Another friend would put his young baby into a car seat and drive the Lap, lulling him to sleep as the car rump-a-bumped over expansion joints. All cities have a lap and some, like London or Washington, have ring roads or beltways.
Toronto's is different. It meanders through the city and its topography, often in beautiful ways. It's more Le Mans than Indy 500.
To drive the Lap, you can start anywhere, and go any direction.
Begin downtown and there's the opportunity to fly through the crystal skyscrapers twice. Even as it sheds chunks of concrete, as if in solidarity with Quebec overpasses, the Gardiner is as close to The Jetsons' sky-highways as we may ever get.
Up the Don Valley, the Lap is at its most verdant and smooth, with long curves that hug ravine walls and dark masses of forest out of which sprout the incandescent towers of Flemington and Thorncliffe. The interchange at Highways 401 and the Don Valley Parkway is one of the biggest in the city. Much of Toronto's financial district could fit here. In David Cronenberg's 1996 film Crash — a gem of mid-90s Toronto settings and car eroticism —James Spader's character lives in a high-rise building overlooking this interchange, watching the traffic through binoculars.
Cities are about speed and movement, and these highways are where we can see and feel it most intensely.
The 401 — or, as traffic reporters say, "across the top" — is often called the busiest bit of highway in North America. More than 420,000 cars a day can pass through the segment between Weston Road and the 400.
It doesn't quite hug the whole city, but you'll feel Toronto's immense size when driving the Lap. It takes about 40 minutes to drive the 66 kilometre loop at or near the speed limit.
But for nighthawks with a little extra gas to burn, the Lap is what a Sunday country drive is to everybody else: a last romantic gasp of car culture.
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The Sound of Music Live!: TV Review
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Carrie Underwood ably belts out the hits -- but her acting leaves a hole where this live production's heart should've been.
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Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer toplined the three-hour NBC production, which featured a cavernous set and familiar songs.
It's easy to remember a musical for its songs. That is, after all, what makes a musical different from every other kind of narrative: The characters will shout to the rafters in full throat, revealing things they just can't speak, because the music gives them leave to lay themselves bare.
And the songs in The Sound of Music are sublime. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II knew their way around a tune and these numbers -- from "My Favorite Things" to "Climb Ev'ry Mountain" to the indefatigable "Do-Re-Mi" -- have endured since the Broadway production bowed in 1959 for good reason. But the story lives in the hearts of audiences because of Robert Wise's 1965 film adaptation starring Julie Andrews as Maria, the would-be nun trying to quench her yearning heart, and Christopher Plummer as Captain Von Trapp, the stoic Austrian unwilling to reignite his. Andrews' undeniable empathy and Plummer's prickly sensuality sold that love story to a generation, who've since passed it down to every other.
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With their live adaptation of the Broadway musical, NBC took a big swing for the fences. They spent a reported $9 million on the production and its cavernous set, which had to house the Austrian countryside, the interior of the Nonnberg Abbey, the Von Trapp estate and the arena where the Von Trapp Family Singers stage their final performance (draped in probably one too many Nazi flags). They engaged Craig Zadan and Neil Meron -- of NBC's calamitous Smash -- to produce. They got Audra McDonald to bring her pipes. They found a clutch of children who didn't have (too much) of that child-performer pomp. And they got Carrie Underwood and Stephen Moyer to play the lovers. And, well, whoops.
Because while Underwood can deliver the songs -- I'm sure that anyone with the desire to plunge themselves into the American Idol ringer has been singing those songs for most of her life -- she doesn't acquit herself so well when it comes to carrying the emotional weight of the production. And perhaps it was unfair to ask so much of Underwood, to have to make Maria's journey in three scant hours -- whereas Andrews had weeks of production -- while enduring costume changes and remembering choreography and trying not to look at the prompter and not step on anyone's lines or feet. Underwood nails the look of a virginal almost-nun, but goes no deeper than that. Blank stares and placid smiles.
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Moyer is a better singer than Russell Crowe, I'll give him that. But he's no Hugh Jackman. Or Neil Patrick Harris. Or Taye Diggs. Or even Nathan Fillion. His attempt at conveying an emotional hollowness just reads as mild constipation, his furrowed eyes and pursed lips doing all the work. He doesn't look stoic, he just looks clenched.
The production itself came off without a hitch -- no easy feat with so many moving parts and opportunities for blown lines or stumble down staircases (oh, how I wished for a staircase stumble to lighten the three hours). The supporting cast was strong: Laura Benanti was appropriately sultry as Elsa Von Hottie, while Christian Borle was appropriately hammy as Max Detweiler and someone should find a way to have McDonald sing audiences into every commercial break. And while the camerawork -- by directors Rob Ashford and Beth McCarthy-Miller (who directed 30 Rock's live episodes) -- made everything still feel a little stagebound, the storytelling was clear.
And yet, without Underwood and Moyer selling us on this legendary love story, The Sound of Music Live plays like very expensive karaoke.
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DEFINITION of 'Heckscher-Ohlin Model'
An economic theory that states that countries export what they can most easily and abundantly produce. The Heckscher-Ohlin model is used to evaluate international trade, specifically trade equilibriums between countries that may have different features. The model emphasizes how countries with comparative advantages should export goods that require factors of production that they have in abundance, while importing goods that it cannot produce as efficiently.
The model was developed by two economists, Bertil Ohlin and Eli Heckscher.
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At heart, the Heckscher-Ohlin model seeks to mathematically explain how countries should operate when resources are not distributed equally around the world. For example, some countries have ample oil reserves but little iron ore, while other countries have access to precious metals but not agriculture. The model goes beyond tradable commodities by also including other factors of production, such as labor. Because global labor costs vary, countries with cheap labor should focus on goods that are too labor-intensive in other countries.
The model emphasizes how countries can benefit from international trade by exporting what they have in abundance. By not having to rely solely on internal markets, countries are able to take advantage of more elastic demand. As countries develop and labor costs increase, their marginal productivity declines. By trading internationally, they are able to shift to capital-intensive goods, which could not occur if they only can sell internally.
Despite sounding reasonable, economists have had difficulty finding evidence that supports the Heckscher-Ohlin model. Other models have tried to explain how industrialized countries tend to trade with each other more than they trade with developing countries, as outlined in the Linder hypothesis.
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Foul chemical smell that no one liked. We threw it out.
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Easy for kids to use, gentle scent
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The foaming bodywash makes it is easy for young kids to wash themselves. Easy to get the soap on, and it easily rinses off. Best use is as a bodywash as it doesn't do much conditioning (so we use a separate conditioner), but has just enough of the moisturizer to prevent skin dryness without being thick. Scent is mild (basically smells like 'soap').
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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