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This is the last column I will write to be printed in 2012. Three different columns have been written every week of the year coming to a close. They have been used in many newspapers in the United States and in other countries and languages of the world.
What makes Christmas so different? A great early American writer suggested, "If you can keep Christmas one day, why not keep it always?" The friendly greeting, the smile, cheery words and the positive attitude that makes such a difference in the month of December can make a greater impact on the lives of others and in other nations if kept every month of the year.
Our friends scattered across the continents, and especially our nation, have brightened the days for Kitty and me. We will not forget them and their Christmas messages.
Christmas is such a different time of the year because of the Person whose birth we celebrate. The Christ child grew as a baby to be a busy child learning from His parents Mary and Joseph. He was amazing the scholars, by both his questions and answers, by the time he was 12 years old. He was already about His Father's business. He and his parents lived in Nazareth and "the Child grew and became strong in spirit, filled with wisdom; and the grace of God was upon Him" (Luke 2:40). I suggest you read the entire second chapter of Luke. It will tell you again about the birth of the Son of God and the years of his childhood.
Just today, in my community, people were talking about Christmas (yesterday) and wishing others a "Happy New Year" and getting ready for the snow and ice that is headed our way. Greetings are still being received and I delight in reading each one – every word on the card and in the letters and enjoying the pictures of children and grandchildren.
Daily, for more than a week, I have enjoyed the Christmas tree that Kitty decorates so beautifully. Someday soon, it will be packed away and stored for another 11 months, but the memories will linger all year long.
This particular Christmas Day, we enjoyed being alone, but with delightful phone calls from both Elizabeth and Mark and exciting news about grandchildren.
As we watch the weather report this evening, we hear about the snow in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and that it is headed our way. We recall Christmas in those states – Decatur, Anderson, and Springfield and Urbana in the Buckeye State. Snow and cold weather seemed to be a little stronger than it is in our area of West Virginia.
What are the prospects for another year that is about ready to dawn on us? From all indications, things will be worse for the United States than they have been for a long time. When a nation forgets God, the God who brought it into existence, judgment can be expected to come.
I expect religious freedom to continue to decline as it has been doing in the last few years. We will be ordered to disobey the very Word of God, and if we do not, severe penalties will come our way. The economy, barring a definite turn for recovery, will continue to decline.
Hold fast to the Word of God. Be true to the teachings of the Bible. God's judgment is on its way. If we repent of sin and turn to Christ in obedience, there can be a revival that will save our nation. That is the supreme message of Christmas, "The Savior has come." Live in the spirit of the Christ who was born of the Virgin Mary. That is our only good hope.
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Back in May we ran a competition with our pals from the art publisher Thames & Hudson.
We asked twenty tricky questions (answers to which are below) and the winner was to win a complete set of all 20 of Thames & Hudson's specially-jacketed Anniversary editions (worth £388) with three runners each receiving a copy of the special hardback edition of the seminal T&H title Sensation: Young British Artists from the Saatchi Collection.
Well, now we can announce that the winner was Linda Wiles from Bath, and Natalie Henderson from Gravesend, Roger Clark from Sudbury and Lorraine Brook from Devon were each runners-up. Congratulations! And thanks so much to everyone who entered.
The answers:
- What medium is used to create the drawings within Henry Moore's Sheep sketchbook? Ballpoint Pen
- Which short lived Artistic Movement (1905-1907) had the following artists as its leaders, Henri Matisse and Andre Derain? Fauvism
- Which artist created the controversial work entitled The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living? Damien Hirst
- What is the name of the colour the artist Yves Klein famously invented? International Klein Blue
- Which city is the original Book of Kells kept? Dublin
- Which supermodel was nicknamed The Body? Elle Macpherson
- Where is the Famous Derek Jarman's Garden? Dungeness, Kent
- Which Renaissance artist created the Fresco, The Last Judgement, in the Sistine Chapel? Michelangelo
- Which year was the Sensation exhibition first shown in london? 1997
- In 2004, Zaha Hadid was the first woman to win which prestigous prize for architecture? The Pritzker Prize
- What is the name of the great modern artist who created the work entitled Fountain out of an urinal? Marcel Duchamp
- The Lovers' Whirlwind by William Blake is an illustration for which book in Dante's Divine Comedy? Inferno
- The author of the book Secret Knowledge also painted the famous A Bigger Splash, what is his name? David Hockney
- Some of the world's greatest cave art can be found in the caves at Lascaux, but which country are they in? France
- In which year was the London Eye completed? 1999
- Where is Manolo Blahnik's flagship store? Old Church Street, Chelsea, London
- Which sportswear company was founded by Bill Bowerman and Philip Knight in 1972? Nike Inc
- Which band famously associated with Factory Records released Unknown Pleasures as their debut album? Joy Division
- The first Proms concert was held at the Queen's Hall in Langham Palace but what year was it? 1895
- Which British Graffiti Artist famously put one of their own works in the Britsh Museum's Roman Britain Collection? Banksy
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The lights are dim, popcorn is popping and there's a warm blanket and comfortable chair. It's time to cuddle up and get cozy at Living Fort Wayne's Film Series.
Featuring classic movies in an outdoor setting, the family-friendly film series starts at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Arts United Plaza, 300 E. Main St.
The series includes "Rudy" on Saturday and "E.T." on Sept. 27. Both movies start at 8:45 p.m., but the fun opens early with live music beginning at 7:30 p.m.
It's hard to watch a movie without popcorn, so the Cinema Center will be making it available, and Fort Wayne food trucks will also be on hand for meals or snacks. To shake up the dinner and a movie idea, Main Street Bistro & Martini Lounge will have a Grab-N-Go dinner option including baked lasagna or a slice of cheese, pepperoni or sausage pizza and a drink for $7.99.
Sarah Pine, YLNI member and Living Fort Wayne event organizer, said one main goal was to create an event that the whole family could enjoy for free.
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The most challenging part of the event, of course, was picking the movies. However, she said the group knew they wanted it to be a classic, good-feeling type of movie.
"First of all, having it being an event for families and all ages is the main goal, so we wanted it to be a movie that all ages can enjoy. We also wanted to pick movies that are (classics that) people have heard of and have seen and movies that people love. We are starting out with "Rudy" because with football season starting up, and there's a huge Notre Dame fanbase here, so we picked that first," she said.
People are encouraged to bring blankets, chairs, snacks or dinner and even mosquito spray just in case. There is also a rain backup plan if the movie gets rained out – they will just move it inside the Arts United Center.
After seeing huge success with the Living Fort Wayne Concert Series, which invited people out to Headwaters Park West for a free concert along with a beer tent and plenty of room for kids to play, Young Leaders of Northeast Indiana is set to entertain Fort Wayne residents again.
The idea for the two community series came from the My City Summit earlier this summer, which asked attending community members to brainstorm ideas for community events.
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The concept of tooting your own horn is something that is completely foreign to me. I am a master deflector (Anyone: "You look nice today." Me: "I do?"). I've long girded myself against the ego inflation that can come from doing/posting anything publicly. I don't know how to be a glory hound and have horrible stage fright.
When I have to write about what my favorite thing about myself is, I'm at a loss. What makes me a good person? Am I good person? I know I try to be. What makes me a person people want to be around? Do people WANT to be around me? Try as I might to not care what people think of me, I think we all have at least a tiny bit of need to be accepted.
I have a great sense of humor. A sense of humor is necessary for any kind of social or professional success. Why? The ability to laugh (especially if you have MY laugh) and make others laugh creates a bridge between people that allows relationships to develop. My sense of humor is pretty broad. As much as I hate to admit it, slapstick humor puts me into hysterics (think The Three Stooges or Ace Ventura: Pet Detective). It's so uncultured. I also enjoy subtle humor of the Moonrise Kingdom or Safety Not Guaranteed variety. I was the kid who couldn't deliver that really awful joke with every possible swear word in it because I'd giggle uncontrollably before I could get to the punchline.
It's the one-liners, though, that make other people laugh. It's what happens when something gets through the filter, the filter that keeps me out of trouble, keeping me from saying EVERY single thing that pops into my head. I can't plan them, they just appear out of thin air. I think it's the thing that is most shocking about me professionally, because no one ever sees it coming. I'll just be working along, minding my business, then something will come out of my mouth that stops everyone with laughter. Talk about stealth mode. I'll never forget the time I made some comment about thongs to a coworker (also female) before the room filled up for a meeting. We couldn't look at each other during the meeting without having to stifle laughter. To this day, if I say "AF," she'll start laughing.
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A second phase of the project will feature a three-story independent living building surrounded by an expanded lake and garden vista setting.
Crestview Board President Bill Birdwell announced Tuesday that two of the nursing wings be named in honor of civic leaders, James William Stegall and William Howard and Mary Ritchey.
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In this week's edition of the Green & White Show with Joseph Haas & Jinx Grand, your hosts take a look at the win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the loss to the New England Patriots. The New York Jets start the season 1-1, and 0-1 in the AFC East. We go over the positives and negatives of rookie QB Geno Smith's performances in each game. Geno showed a lot of poise against a good New England front line, but didn't get the necessary help from his WRs to pull out a game the team had every chance to win. Too many drops led to more attempts, which ultimately led to some errant passes by the youngster. We question OC Marty Mornhinweg's play calling, specifically during the second-half downpour. The Jets threw the ball 35 times and ran the ball with Powell and Ivory 25 times. I say, if the Jets throw the ball ten LESS times, and run the ball with those two ten MORE times, the Jets win that game on Thursday Night Football.
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The Mount Pleasant Business Association, a leader in the promotion and enhancement of the Mount Pleasant business community, announced that it has chosen its board of directors for 2013. The new board members are: Jonathan J. Chalfie of Lee & Associates, president; Jason Biggs of Regions Bank, vice president; Joseph Hinske, CPA, MS, with Legare, Bailey and Hinske, treasurer; and Jennifer Passmore of Spot on Graphix, secretary. Shawna Garris serves as immediate past president.
The board was elected at the December planning meeting which took place on Dec. 13, 2012. Membership in the association is a mix of professions from various industries, including advertising and publishing, financial services, health care, retail, insurance, legal and service businesses of every description.
Established in 1992, Mount Pleasant Business Association is a non-profit organization that celebrates success in bringing together businesses in our locale for mutually valuable purposes The associations mission is as a leader in the promotion and enhancement of the Mount Pleasant business community, they provide members with information, advocacy, education and networking based on a foundation of
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Teamwork seems to be all the rage right now in health care. Indeed, it's one of the key elements in the concept of the patient-centered medical home – multidisciplinary teams of physicians, nurse practitioners and other professionals each contributing their skills and united in caring for the patient.
Intuitively it makes sense. No one group, or profession, can do it all alone. There's a lot to be gained from the expertise of pharmacists, nurses, therapists, social workers and so on that is to the benefit of patients.
I'm always a little bemused when the discussion turns to health care teams. Often the implication is that this is something brand-new, bold and different. The reality is that rural health care has been doing the team thing for many years, and they've been pretty darn successful at it. Back when the University of Minnesota offered its (now defunct) Rural Health School program for students in the health care professions, I once interviewed a group of participants who were completing their Rural Health School rotation in Willmar. One of the first things they all commented on was the teamwork they saw among local providers and the level of interdisciplinary participation that was fostered and encouraged.
In some ways, rural providers have been forced into effective teamwork as a matter of sheer survival. They don't have the resources to draw on that their colleagues in an urban center might have. They've had to learn to come up with their own solutions and be more reliant on local partners to help them. Failing to recognize or respect the necessity of teamwork is to be hamstrung in the effort to deliver good care.
Rural providers seem to instinctively know this, even if they don't articulate it in so many words. Functioning as a team isn't automatic in health care, however, a point that struck home when I encountered this recent study in the August issue of Health Affairs journal. Simply put, health care professionals aren't trained in ways that invite teamwork, the authors explain:
Team-based primary care offers the potential to dramatically improve the quality and efficiency of care, but its broader adoption is hindered by an education system that trains health professions in silos… Changes in professional cultures, organizational structures, clinical partnerships, admissions, accreditation and funding models will be required to support the expansion of collaborative education effectively.
It's the direction in which we appear to be headed, at least in primary care. Some of the motivation obviously is to provide better care for patients. But as the health care system, and primary care in particular, comes under increasing strain, there's also a need to do more with less and make limited resources stretch further. In other words, to respond in the way rural health providers have already learned to do.
And excuse me for wondering whether the rush toward "teamwork" won't end up magnifying the inherent flaws in the team approach, to the detriment of patients.
Not everything about team care is peaches and cream. Just ask Stephen Wilkins, who blogs about doctor-patient communication at Mind the Gap. He recently tackled the concept of team care in the patient-centered medical home and concludes "there are a whole bunch of things wrong" with this focus. For patients who want their primary relationship to be with the doctor rather than a doctor or physician assistant, team care can be a hindrance, Wilkins wrote. More players involved can result in more opportunities for miscommunication and for things to go wrong, he points out.
And if you were to ask individual patients, many of them might have clear preferences for how they wish to be cared for, he wrote:
I have nothing against nurses, nurse practitioners or physician assistants. I just prefer to discuss my personal health with my physician of many years. Other people may be quite happy working with physician extenders. The point is it should be my choice who I see for care and not the choice of the physician, physician group, insurance company, government or anyone else.
I'd add a couple more potential issues. People in the health care professions can have strong, take-charge personalities that don't necessarily serve them well when it comes to playing well with others. This can lead to teams that perhaps look unified on the surface but underneath are fractured with egos and dissent. On the other hand, when power is shared more equally it can mean that no one really has overall responsibility for directing the care of the patient.
When it's done well, teamwork can enhance patient care. It doesn't even have to be visible; some of the best teamwork takes place behind the scenes. Rural health care providers aren't invariably better at this than everyone else, nor are urban and suburban providers invariably worse at it. Successes and failures can and do occur in both settings. But rural providers, on average, seem to have absorbed some of the lessons a little better. There's a difference between being a team in name only and being a team with genuine esprit de corps. And this difference, although it can be elusive, is critical.
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Elizabeth Marie Rogers, 92, of Carrollton passed away Monday, June 1, 2009, in her residence.
Born March 12, 1917, in Gastonia, NC, she was a daughter of the late Erman J. and Claudia Euna (Barrier) Morgan.
She worked at Timken Mercy Medical Center for 13 years as a nurse's aid and at Timken Roller Bearing Company for two years. She was a member of Carrollton Baptist Temple.
She is survived by two sons and a daughter-in-law, William D. (Cindy) Rogers of Delaware, OH. and Mark D. Rogers of Carrollton; a daughter and son-in-law, Judy Ann (Mike) O'Connell of Baldwin, NY; one brother, George Morgan of Andrews, NC; two sisters, Marie Lingerfelt of Belmont, NC. and Pheba Lunsford of Kings Mountain, NC; nine grandchildren and Helen Engle, who was more than a dear friend and confident, she was like a daughter to Elizabeth.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Daniel N. Rogers whom she married July 9, 1938, and who passed away Aug. 11, 2005; a son, Patrick Roy Rogers; a daughter, Martha Jo Hamwey; two brothers, Carl and Robert Morgan and a sister, Ruth Ferguson.
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For the first time in about seven years, the Volusia County School Board is cautiously upbeat about the local school system's fiscal prospects.
The tentative optimism of the School District administration is guiding creation of the agency's 2014-15 budget. The new budget includes outlays for more personnel, along with projections of more revenues.
"Property values, as you can see, are on the rise," Deputy Superintendent Robert Moll told the School Board June 24. "That's a good thing, because finally the economy is coming out of the doldrums."
Volusia County's tax base grew by about 5.7 percent over the past year, according to the Property Appraiser's Office. The School District will now be collecting taxes on property worth a total of about $28.48 billion.
Moll said the Florida Legislature appropriated more money for public education, and those appropriations include a property-tax increase. As things now stand, pending adoption by the School Board July 22 and Sept. 9, the millage for schools will be 5.921, or $5.92 per thousand dollars of taxable value.
"We don't set the millage. The state does that," Moll said.
The Florida Legislature sets property-tax rates for each school district, or county, and mandates the school boards in each county adopt them, if they want to receive additional education funding from the state.
The School Board is eyeing a general operating budget totaling $414.4 million to educate more than 61,000 children in kindergarten through the 12th grade.
In contrast to the attrition of personnel of the past six years, Superintendent Margaret Smith is recommending the School Board approve hiring five principals for elementary schools that are now sharing principals.
Smith also recommended adding eight assistant principals, five campus advisers and two social workers, among others. She said the additional hires "are all about student achievement," and are restoring positions that were cut during years of austerity.
The School Board is also counting on more money for school construction and maintenance. For the first time since 2011, the state has allocated Public Education Capital Outlay (PECO) funds, and Volusia may receive $1.1 million.
In the Aug. 26 primary, the School Board will ask voters to approve extending another form of school funding — the half-cent sales tax for school-construction projects.
In a PowerPoint presentation to the board, Moll and other staffers expressed confidence about that vote.
"When the sales tax extension is approved," was the wording used.
If voters approve it, the referendum will keep the local-option sales tax in place for another 15 years, beginning Jan. 1, 2017.
The School Board and district administration are already making plans for spending the money to be collected by the tax, which first became effective in 2002. The tax will generate an estimated $30 million or more in revenues annually, based on past experience.
Unless the sales tax is renewed, Moll and School Planner Saralee Morrissey say the Volusia School District will be hard-pressed to pay for new schools and campus expansions, and to replace roofs and HVAC systems.
The School District has drafted a five-year plan for capital spending, and the first year of the plan, the 2014-15 fiscal year, calls for spending $116.3 million, including almost $51 million in debt service and $4 million for technology. Also, for the first time in several years, the School Board is planning to buy 27 buses, at a cost of $2.8 million.
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Will Canty be a key offseason addition?
Mike Florio talks Ravens Mt. Rushmore
Chris Canty already won a Super Bowl with the Giants. He would like to win another with the Ravens.
The addition of Canty during free agency is one of those subtle offseason moves that could pay huge dividends. Canty should see regular reps at either defensive tackle or defensive end. Entering his ninth NFL season, and fully recovered from a knee injury suffered with the Giants, Canty's work stood out during minicamp. Listed at 6-foot-7, 317 pounds, Canty caught the eye of senior defensive assistant Steve Spagnuolo.
"He's bigger than I thought," Spagnuolo said. "You can't coach that height. He puts his hands up? Man. There's not a coach in the world that can take a six-foot guy and do that. He's been very impressive to me."
The Baltimore Sun described Canty's minicamp performance as "dominant." What was Canty's take?
"I wouldn't go that far,'' Canty said Thursday on NBC Sports Network's Pro Football Talk. "We were running around in shorts and tee shirts out there. It's not real football. But it was obviously an opportunity to get better. Anytime you step on the football field you try to improve. Just excited with where I'm at physically, finally healthy. I'm looking forward to carrying that into training camp."
Canty's presence is part of a Ravens' defense clearly in transition. No Ray Lewis. No Ed Reed. When training camp starts, new faces on defense will be plentiful, including tackles Marcus Spears and Brandon Williams, linebackers Elvis Dumervil, Arthur Brown, and Daryl Smith, and safeties Michael Huff and Matt Elam. Playing time will be up for grabs. Clear roles have yet to be defined.
However, the Ravens hope the edition of Canty, Spears, and Williams strengthens their run defense and helps Pro Bowl tackle Haloti Ngata return to dominant form. There is no doubt the Ravens' defense will look different in 2013. Canty was acquired to help make it better.


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The Wellesley College Choir was founded at the start of the 1900-1901 school year by then-President of the College, Caroline Hazard.
Under the direction of Music faculty member Hamilton C. MacDougall, the Choir led weekly worship services in Houghton Chapel starting the first weekend of October, 1900. The Choir also sang for other major events that took place on campus, including commemorative services for composer Sir Arthur Sullivan and Queen Elizabeth II. President Hazard maintained her association with the Choir long after her tenure as president came to an end, notably through the contribution of a series of poems commemorating Wellesley (Flower Sunday), national (Thanksgiving), and religious (Christmas) holidays. Professor MacDougall later set her text to music. The set of poems was a staple of the Choir's repertoire for many years. Professor MacDougall would remain with the group for twenty-eight years, becoming much beloved of the young women who sang with him.
Upon MacDougall's retirement, renowned composer Randall Thompson assumed direction of the Choir from 1927-29. During this period, the Choir gave its first performance in New York City: a "Christmas Vespers" service in City Hall. Thompson also dedicated his double-choir motet "Pueri Hebraeorum" to the Choir. After Thompson left the choir, Lowell P. Beveridge, then-director of the Wellesley College Chorus (the precursor to the Glee Club), oversaw the two groups in 1929-1930, followed by Maurice C. Kirkpatrick in 1930-1931. Edward Barry Greene, who may have worked with the choir as an assistant to the conductor as early as 1924, then became the director from 1932-1940, followed by Margaret M. Winkler from 1940-1948. From 1949-1953, the director's position was somewhat in flux, filled alternately by Peter Waring, Margaret Winkler, and Charles Reeve Shackford. In 1953, William A. Herrmann, Jr. began a period of service to the Wellesley College Choir that would last for over thirty years. During Herrmann's tenure, endowments to the Choir provided for two annual concerts; the first Betty Edwards Dober '40 Memorial Concert took place in 1964, and the first Marjorie Copland Baum Concert ten years later, in 1974. The choir continued its close relationship with the Harvard Glee Club, although this period also saw the decline of the men's glee club as more and more Ivy League colleges became coeducational. Following William Herrmann's retirement, director Constance DeFotis took the podium to become the second woman to direct the Choir. Under her leadership, the Choir traveled overseas for the first time and performed several major works, including a new piece by composer William DeFotis.
Under the direction of Susan Davenny Wyner from 1994 to 1998, the Choir performed the Brahms Requiem with the Harvard Glee Club, as well as Robert Levin's new edition of the Mozart Requiem with the Virginia Glee Club and members of the Boston Baroque. The Choir traveled twice to Europe, including a tour of Italy in the Spring 1998 during which the Choir performed in St. Peter's and the American Academy of Rome, to universal acclaim. Brian Clarence Hulse took over the position in 1998, and the Choir performed the Pergolesi Stabat Mater and the Weber Mass in G, toured New York City, Washington D.C., and Florida in the Spring of 2000, and commissioned several pieces from Boston composers including Marjorie Merryman and Jonathan Bailey Holland. The Choir also had the opportunity to sing and record East, West of the Sun, a major work for women's voices by Wellesley professor Arlene Zallman. The performance is featured on a CD of Professor Zallman's music. During the tenure of director Vincent Metallo in the Choir's 100th Anniversary Season, 2000-2001, the Choir sang a concert of French spiritual music including the Poulenc Litanies de la Vierge Noire. The Choir also performed Haydn's Creation with the Glee Club of the U.S. Naval Academy.
In the Fall of 2001, the Choir welcomed its current conductor, Lisa Graham, to the podium. During her first year with the Choir, she led a performance of English folk music and a tour to Montreal, Quebec. The next year, the music of the Wellesley College Choir was featured in the motion picture Mona Lisa Smile, which was filmed on campus. National and international tours have since led them to perform in such venues as the National Cathedral in Washington D.C., Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, La Basilique Notre-Dame Montreal, and the Mezquita in C—rdoba. Additionally, under Lisa Graham's direction the choir has commissioned important new works, most recently by William Hawley, Kirke Mechem, David Childs and Joan Szymko. Recent major works include: Requiems by Brahms, Durufle, Faure; Bach Magnificat, Cantatas 4, 140, 147, Psalm 51; Beethoven 9, Carmina Burana, Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass, Brahms' Nanie, Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (II and III), and Magnificat by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Wellesley College is also a charter member of the National Collegiate Choral Organization, of which Dr. Graham is a founding member, former Vice-President, and current Treasurer.
The College Choir is devoted to the performance of choral music from the Renaissance through the present day. Endowed funds provide for joint concerts with men's choral groups and orchestras. Consisting of approximately 50 singers, the choir presents concerts both on and off campus, and tours nationally (and in some years, internationally) during the academic year.
Chamber Singers
The Chamber Singers, founded in the fall of 1988, is an ensemble of approximately sixteen women selected from the College's finest singers. The group specializes in chamber music for women's voices with and without instruments and presents concerts in conjunction with other College music organizations throughout the academic year
Besides performing on campus, the Chamber Singers have received numerous invitations to perform in local concert series and events. The group has recently performed with the Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra, Boston Music Viva, and with the New England Philharmonic recently in a concert version of Berg's Wozzeck. In 2003, the Singers presented a concert and lecture in conjunction with the Wellesley Davis Museum exhibit The Last Expression: Art and Auschwitz. In 2008, they performed at the NCCO conference in Cincinnati as part of a lecture recital. They are featured in the 2003 motion picture, Mona Lisa Smile.
Choral scholars
The Choral Scholars program is one of the newest additions to Wellesley's Choral Music Program. This scholarship program was created for students with serious interest in choral music. The recipients will expect to:
- Participate in one or more of the choral ensembles
- Serve as sections leaders and/or assistant conductors
- Meet weekly as a group for coaching and research
- Take voice or conducting lesson
Who is eligible? Any student who is currently in a choral ensemble and has demonstrated an interest in choral music is eligible to apply. The following skills are taken into consideration when selecting scholars:
- Good fundamental musicianship: sight-singing skills, the ability to learn music quickly, independently, and the skills to teach to others
- Some voice training from either private studio or advanced choral ensemble
- Interest in choral literature, history, and choral methods
- Confidence in front of a group
- The ability to represent Wellesley's Choral Music Program on and off campus
How does the scholarship work? Each Choral Scholar will be awarded $250 per semester of the 2009-2010 academic year for a total of $500. The scholarship is awarded over both semesters, therefore requiring each scholar to commit to the full year
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Thanks to your help, it looks like we've solved the mystery of the John Deere horseshoes.
Two weeks ago, we told you about Pat Simon's quest to identify the John Deere item.
Now, we've really cracked the case.
Pat began his search at the recent Gathering of the Green in Davenport.
"I'm trying to figure out where they came from," he said.
The longtime Deere and Company employee received two horseshoes from a friend about a year ago. That started his quest to learn more about them.
"A horseshoe?" asked one dealer at the show.
After more than 40 years of collecting, it was a first for a Michigan vendor.
"This is the first yellow one I've seen," added Kevin Collins, Davenport.
Collins thinks they came from the former East Moline foundry.
"See, that's the same — exact same logo," Pat said while comparing his horseshoe to another item.
Thanks to viewers' help, we found Don Hilger in Moline.
"That's the one I made," he said, examining the horseshoe up close.
Turns out, Hilger actually built the plate some 45 years ago.
"This is where it all started," Pat said.
A photo shows Don inside the former Malleable Works during the late 1960's.
"That's classic there," Pat said.
The horseshoes were made as gifts to employees and others when the foundry closed in 1969.
"I'm talking to the guy who actually did the work," Pat said. "That's pretty exciting for me."
Next stop, rural Colona.
"This is actually the job I started with," said Dave Thomas.
Thomas described pouring molten iron into the mold for the horseshoes during 1968-69. He said he could have made some 400 or more as gifts to employees.
"Every once in a while, I look at them," he said. "It's kind of nice to remember things."
Dave and Pat compared their horseshoes. Dave's was not painted and had markings from the last pour in September 1969.
"There's no doubt in my mind these came out of the same mold," Pat said.
Both feature the correct Deere logo in the same place. On the flip side, there's an identical number "2" stamped on it.
"These were done in '69," Pat said. "That pretty much ties it right in. That's kind of cool," Pat concluded.
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Since I work in the Wall Street area I took a trip to Zuccotti Park during the Occupy Wall Street Demonstrations. These were some of the performers at the park at noon. Painted in watercolor on Arches cold pressed 140 lb watercolor paper.
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Nice work! I love his expression.
Wow! Watercolor! Wow! All three of your post are exceptional.
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Another nice work!!!.
Great painting. I really like the look on the guitarist face. The details are amazing.
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Woodland Educational Foundation's 5th annual benefit auction, Woodland Wishes, is 7 p.m. April 20, 2013 at the Hunt Club Community Center, 920 N. Hunt Club Road, Gurnee. Free baby-sitting will be available for children ages 5 to 12. Participants can bid on a variety of items including baskets, gift certificates, authentic sports memorabilia and items donated by staff and students. Proceeds are used to support requests from the Woodland Elementary District 50 staff to fund innovative projects, technology and increased opportunities with the arts, science, and extra curricular activities. All donations are tax deductible. Tickets cost $20 in advance and $25 at the door. They can be purchased at all District 50 schools and the Woodland Educational Support Center. Visit www.dist50.net and click on "Foundation" or call Executive Director Penny Dagley at (847) 553-7095 or at email@example.com. Contact Dagley if you are interested in the baby-sitting services.
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Kansas has added its second major international hoop recruit in as many years with the arrival of 16-year-old Ukranian hoop prodigy Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk, who plans to play for the Jayhawks for two seasons. [Read More]
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So it is no surprise that embattled Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, whose struggle against the federal government's overreach has won widespread sympathy, has ended up as the latest victim of "race card" politics.
"But haven't you heard the TERRIBLE RACIST comments he made?" the critics scream. "It's on video, in his own words; Cliven Bundy SUPPORTS SLAVERY!"
Actually, yes, we've watched "the" video comments that have caused such a raging firestorm amongst the "progressive" mainstream-media commentariat, and that also have caused panic and consternation amongst Republicans, conservatives, and libertarians who have supported Cliven Bundy.
Many of these erstwhile supporters have been caught off-guard and frightened into denouncing Bundy as a "racist" and his remarks as "vicious" and "reprehensible."
But it might be helpful to take a calm look at what he actually said and see if it really should be engendering so much angst and furor amongst the political and chattering classes. In the video below, from which the New York Times selected its excerpts to stir up the racism charge, Cliven Bundy makes some statements that are sympathetic to Blacks and Mexicans. He states:
I was in the Watts riots. I seen the beginning fire and I seen the last fire. What I seen was civil disturbance, people were not happy. People thinking they don't have freedom, didn't have these things — and they didn't have them. We've progressed quite a bit from that day until now, and we sure don't want to go back. We sure don't want these colored people to go back to that point. We sure don't want the Mexican people to go back to that point. And we can make a difference right now by taking care of some of these bureaucracies and do it in a peaceful way....
Any fair rendering of the above comment would have to admit that Bundy is saying that he's glad for the gains that racial minorities have made and he doesn't want to see them to the pre-1960s status. So, is he then saying in the next breath that he wants to see them go back to their status in the pre-1860s? Is he really saying they we're better off under slavery, that he would have favored slavery back then, that they should have stayed in slavery, that he would like to see them in chattel slavery once again?
That's the message his critics are promoting. And if it were true, Cliven Bundy's statements would indeed be reprehensible, and he would, understandably, be a much less sympathetic character. It would not change the facts in his case or affect the merits (or lack thereof) of his claims that the federal government is acting unfairly toward him and abusing its authority. But it would cause support for him to diminish, if not collapse. And that, of course, is the point of this whole media "gotcha" provocation.
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Took this to a dinner party and everyone raved. Followed others' suggestions and used only 1 c sugar and 4 eggs. Used a water bath and no cracks. Made it 2 days ahead and added caramel and pecan toppings right before taking. This is scrumptious and a beautiful presentation.flag if inappropriate
Delicious! I made this cake for a charity auction and it brought $275! I usually make this as directed. If you can find Nabisco's chocolate wafer cookies (no filling, kind of like vanilla wafers only thinner and of course, chocolate) or Oreo crumbs (sometimes in the baking section of the store), they make a nice crust. Sometimes I get cracks, sometimes I don't. Cracks aren't just the result of ingredients. If you don't want to hassle with a water bath, try baking the cake with a pan of water on the rack below it. I have found that letting the cake cool VERY slowly helps reduce cracking. (e.g.,Over the course of 90 minutes or so turn off oven, then open door, then move to counter, then move to frig.) Mrs. Richardson's sauce is a great topping. I will put whole pecans on the top along with crushed--especially if I need to cover some cracks. Cracks happen. Not the end of the world!flag if inappropriate
This cheesecake has been in my repertoire from the day it was published! It never disappoints and everyone loves it! I add a bit more chocolate to get a richer effect, and make my own caramel sauce: It takes very little time, and makes such a difference! For an elegant presentation, I arrange whole pecans around the circumference of the cake and put a few in the centre in the shape of a flower.flag if inappropriate
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Excellent! I can't wait to make it again. I used chocolate teddy grahams for the crust and used 4 eggs and it turned out perfect. Everybody raved!flag if inappropriate
I made this for a dinner party and it went over fantastically! I only made 3/4 of the filling and was happy with the result. I did not have a problem with the swirling process. I made my own caramel (barefoot contessa's recipe) as well. It was the hit of the night!flag if inappropriate
I made this cheesecake for a family party. They all absolutely loved it. We all agreed this is the best cheesecake we have ever had. I will definately keep this recipe. I did put the caramel on top of the chocolate and swirl it like several people recommended. So yummy!flag if inappropriate
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