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Road trip: Classical music festivals throughout the east
The notes in a piece of music don't change from season to season; yet, there are special delights only to be found at summer music festivals. Some is because of the enchantment of outdoor settings and a more casual listening environment. But the festival atmosphere of special presentations adds excitement for performers and audiences alike.
Although most summer music festivals are outdoors, the quality of sound is usually quite good in the pavilions or sheds that have covered seating near the orchestra. Tanglewood is not the nation's oldest summer classical music festival but it is the most prestigious. The summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra attracts more than 350,000 people each year with diverse and artistically ambitious programming performed by top conductors and soloists.
While Tanglewood does present jazz and popular performers, other festivals, especially Wolf Trap, have a larger proportion of programming devoted to nonclassical events. Some festivals, including Chamberfest Cleveland and Glimmerglass Opera's event, are oriented to particular genres which are also present in the mix at other festivals.
Blossom Music Festival (June 2 to Sept. 20)
Founded in 1968, the Blossom Music Festival in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, is the summer home of the Cleveland Orchestra and the nearest major festival to Pittsburgh. The pavilion has excellent acoustics and seats more than 5,000. The lawn is gently tilted toward the pavilion and has room for more than 13,000 concertgoers. The festival this summer adds a three-concert series at Severance Hall in August.
Highlights at Blossom include the joint debut of Dallas Symphony music director Jaap van Zweden and violinist Renaud Capucon, July 5; conductor Stanislaw Skrowaczewski leading a program concluding with Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 5, July 20; and a European tour send-off concert led by music director Franz Welser-Most, Aug. 31.
Other notable concerts include Jack Everly leading a Sci-Fi Spectacular, July 13, and Broadway Standing Ovations, July 27, and the Classical Mystery Tour performing with the orchestra in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' first U.S. tour, Aug. 24.
Details: 330-920-8040 or www.clevelandorchestra.org
Chamberfest Cleveland (June 19 to 29)
Quickly establishing itself as a premiere summer-music destination, Chamberfest Cleveland was founded four years ago by Cleveland Orchestra principal clarinet Franklin Cohen. Its fascinating lineup of concerts demonstrates the advantages of a musician-run organization, one in which musical ideas rather than marketing drives the programming. The festival, which takes place in Cleveland, attracts a very high caliber of performer, including the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster, Noah Bendix-Balgley.
The 10 concerts in 11 days begin with Celebrate Three! which includes Kevin Puts' "And Legions Will Rise," Bohuslav Martinu's Three Madrigals for oboe, clarinet and bassoon, along with music by Sergei Rachmaninoff and Gabriel Faure, June 19; "The Harmony of Numbers," which pairs Iannis Xenakis' "Kottos" for solo cello with Johann Sebastian Bach's Goldberg Variations, June 21; and "Ghost Opera" by Tan Dun with the world premiere of choreography by Groundworks Dance Theatre and Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2, June 28.
Details: 216-785-9977 or chamberfestcleveland.com
Wolf Trap Foundationfor the Performing Arts (June 6 to Sept. 13)
As is befitting for the national park for the performing arts, Wolf Trap in Vienna, Va., presents an inclusive range of programming, including pop, country, folk, blues, opera, classical concerts and dance. Wolf Trap is a private-public partnership between the National Park Service, which maintains the grounds and buildings, and the Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, which runs the performances.
Operatic performances include Georges Bizet's "Carmen," July 25; George Frideric Handel's "Giulio Cesare," June 27 and 29, and July 1; and a double bill of Darius Milhaud's "Le pauvre matelot" with Francis Poulenc's "Les mamelles de Tiresias," Aug. 8, 10 and 16.
Classical concerts by the National Symphony include Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, June 28, and Yo-Yo Ma playing Antonin Dvorak's Cello Concerto, Aug. 2.
Details: 877-965-3872 or www.wolftrap.org
Castleton Festival (June 28 to July 20)
Located on Lorin Maazel's 500-acre estate in northern Virginia, the Castleton Festival was founded in 2009 by the Pittsburgh Symphony's former music director to nurture young artists in operatic and instrumental performance. In addition to Maazel's high performance standards, the festival makes smart connections beyond the performance stage.
The first day includes a Japanese and French cooking class, chamber music recital and staged performance of Giacomo Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," June 28. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg will give a talk on Law in Opera, the morning of June 29, with a Mozart symphonic concert in the evening. The evening performance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Don Giovanni," July 12, will be preceded in the afternoon by "Don Juan in Hell" by George Bernard Shaw.
Details: 866-974-0767 or www.castletonfestival.com
The Glimmerglass Festival (July 7 to Aug. 25)
The nearest summer mecca for opera lovers and professionals in the United States is in Cooperstown, N.Y. Glimmerglass Opera was founded in 1975 and is expanding under the leadership of general and artistic director Francesca Zambello.
Programming for 2014 focuses on music of the past 100 years, with productions of Puccini's "Madame Butterfly," 13 performances between July 11 and Aug. 23; Richard Rodgers' "Carousel," 12 performances between July 12 and Aug. 22; Richard Strauss' "Ariadne auf Naxos," eight performances between July 19 and Aug. 23; and Tobias Picker's "An American Tragedy," nine performances between July 20 and Aug. 24.
Master classes will be offered by two legendary artists: soprano Jessye Norman, Aug. 8, and movie, theater and opera director Jonathan Miller, July 25.
Details: 607-547-2255 or www.glimmerglass.org
Tanglewood Music Festival (June 28 to Aug. 30)
New Boston Symphony music director Andris Nelsons will lead four programs in his first summer at Tanglewood, including an all-Dvorak program with violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter, July 11; a dance-inspired program, July 12; Edouard Lalo's "Symphonie espagnole" with Joshua Bell and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5, July 20.
Soprano Renee Fleming is the star of the opening night gala, July 5. Other major events include Christoph von Dohanhyi leading Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 ("Resurrection"), July 26, and Charles Dutoit conducting Beethoven's Choral Fantasy with pianist Emanuel Ax and Ninth Symphony, Aug. 24.
Other notable concerts at the Lenox, Mass., facility include James Taylor, July 3 and 4; a concert performance of Leonard Bernstein's "Candide," Aug. 16; and Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops performing the orchestral parts with the film "The Wizard of Oz," Aug. 22.
Details: 888-266-1200 or www.bso.org
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Initially a Ssi-ruuvi victory, then retreat
The Battle of Cattamscar was a skirmish which saw the conquest of the Outer Rim world of Cattamascar by a Ssi-ruuvi expeditionary fleet at some point between 1 BBY and 4 ABY.
When Emperor Palpatine made contact with the alien invaders called the Ssi-ruuk, he made a deal with them: In exchange for their battle droid technology, the invaders were allowed to attack smaller colonies at the edge of colonized space.[1] The Cattamascar colony in the Bakura sector was one of these.[2]
The battleEdit
Not much is known about this battle, except that the Ssi-ruuk were forced to perform an emergency jump, indicating that the resistance was heaver than expected from previous battles.[3]
Despite the retreat, the Ssi-ruuk continued their invasion of the Shiritoku Spur until they were beaten at Bakura.[3]
Behind the scenesEdit
The battle's only mention in canon so far was one line in The Truce at Bakura. Neither the accompaning sourcebook nor other works have mentioned the battle again.
The date of the battle is also unknown, but must be at some point between 1 BBY and 4 ABY, because Dev Sibwarra remembers the battle. He was captured during the Battle of G'rho in 1 BBY and remembers the incident during the Second Battle of Bakura, which is placed in 4 ABY.
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Todd Pletcher said he woke up at 12:45 a.m. Saturday, checked his phone and began worrying that rain might muddy the Churchill Downs track and delay his horses final workouts before the Kentucky Derby.
But after a dry morning and five solid times from his Derby hopefuls, Pletcher had little reason for concern.
The Pletcher-trained Overanalyze (47 seconds), Palace Malice (47.20), Revolutionary (48.20) and Charming Kitten (48.40) all worked four furlongs. Verrazano covered five furlongs in 59.40 seconds.
Trying to get the logistics of it all straightened out and making sure we got them in before the rain was our first hurdle, Pletcher said. Fortunately we had a good morning. I thought we had some horses work great.
Overanalzye and Palace Malice worked together and posted the fastest two times of 70 overall works at four furlongs.
It was a little bit faster than we set out to go, but it was the right kind of fast for me, Pletcher said. They started off in 24 and finished in 23. Both of them were doing it against the bridle without the riders asking for anything.
Revolutionary and Charming Kitten also worked together.
I thought Charming Kitten spun his wheels a little bit the last 50 of 60 yards of the work, but I thought both of them accomplished from a fitness standpoint what we were looking for, Pletcher said.
Pletcher has a sixth horse, Lexington Stakes victor Winning Cause, who ranks 20th on the Derby points list and currently qualifies for the race. Pletcher said Winning Cause will breeze Monday, with a decision on whether to run him in the Derby to come afterward.
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Both of trainer Kenny McPeeks Derby hopefuls Frac Daddy and Javas War worked five furlongs in 1:02.
McPeek said the two are polar opposites.
Javas a small horse, he said. Javas real serious in the stall, while Frac Daddy is more of a play-with-you kind. But hes getting more mature every day.
Normandy Invasion has the second-fastest workout out of 52 at five furlongs, finishing in 59 seconds.
Trainer Chad Brown is hoping the speed is a sign Normandy Invasion will run in the middle of the pack during the early stretches of the Derby, rather than in the back.
Black Onyx covered four furlongs in 48.60 seconds, leaving jockey Joe Bravo pleased.
The horse we were working with kind of got away from us the first part, but it always takes Black a little bit of time to get underneath himself, Bravo said. But look at the way he came back. He made up that ground underneath restrain. I had to really kind of throw him down. I didnt want him to do too much this morning.
Mylute, trained by Tom Amoss, worked four furlongs in 50.60 seconds.
Today was certainly a mediocre work by most peoples standards, but that is my horse, how he works, Amoss said. His work pattern before the Louisiana Derby is almost identical to what he did today. Im very comfortable with what he did.
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Oaks update
Pletcher also sent his four Oaks hopefuls to the track, with Princess of Sylmar (49.20) and Dreaming of Julia (51.00) working four furlongs and Unlimited Budget (59.60) and Silsita (1:00) working five.
Pletcher said Princess of Sylmar who was second in the Grade II Gazelle in her last start still is questionable for the Oaks, with a decision likely to come Monday.
Shes had some races I think are good enough to put her in the mix here, and I was pleased enough with the work today, Pletcher said. At the same time, the Oaks is a very tough race and the Black-Eyed Susan (at Pimlico during Preakness weekend) is an interesting option.
The Bill Mott-trained Flashy Gray worked five furlongs in 1:01.
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I have an old Nikon FG-20 and am experiencing a problem with the meter needle in the viewfinder. When I press the shutter release halfway the needle jumps to the top of the meter and sticks there, whereas it should usually move up and down as the exposure alters. This only started happening when I advanced a roll of film and pressed the shutter release while the lens cover was still on, at which point it stuck for a moment. Taking the cover off and looking into the viewfinder, I saw that the needle was no longer working properly.
This has happened to me once before. I took it to the Nikon shop in Bangkok, where it was taken aside for just five minutes and fixed for free. So I imagine there must be a simple repair, and if so it would be great to get some advice on how to do this myself! Does anyone have any ideas?


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School director presents bleak outlook
A Southmoreland School Director does not see a pretty financial picture in the future for the district.
In Catherine Fike's words the district is staring at bankruptcy in the coming years.
"This is what's going to happen if something drastic isn't done," she said at the Nov. 1 meeting of the board. "If nothing is done about the way our school district is run and restructuring does not occur, we will be near or at bankruptcy in three or four years."
Fike spoke long on her feelings about the financial future of the district at the meeting, stressing three areas where she said huge cost increases are expected — salaries, health care and contributions to the Pennsylvania School Employees Retirement System.
Fike based her report on a number of assumptions including those increases as well as unchanged state subsidies, no layoffs or furloughs and all buildings in the district remaining open.
She said she spent nine hours reviewing numbers and reports, citing her sources as the Pennsylvania School Board Association, the School Leader News, the Tribune Review and the Westmoreland Intermediate Unit. Her findings — she told the board - were the same as those presented by Business Manager Bill Salem in previous scenarios.
This would result in the need for huge tax increases and the evaporation of the fund balance, Fike said.
"I'm looking long-term," she said. "We'll get through this year, we'll get through next year. That's not the problem."
She reiterated a stance from earlier in the year that the district should look into closing the primary center and the administration building as a way to save money.
"I don't want my name associated with the economic downfall of this district," Fike said. "I think we have to take some action to start planning for these things."
School Director Levi Miller agreed the road ahead will be tough, but isn't certain it's as bad as Fike said. He reminded that there could always be a changes at the state level in the coming years and who knows what that would mean for public education.
"I'm not quite as pessimistic," Miller said.
Superintendent John Molnar did present the board a very preliminary look at expenditures and revenues for the 2013-14 budget, which shows revenues of about $25.1 million and expenditures at about $26.8 million, which would mean a $1.7 million shortfall.
He did stress it is extremely early in the process and much work will be done to alleviate as much of the projected shortfall as possible.
"(Salem) projected minimum revenues and maximum expenditures," Molnar said after the Nov. 1 meeting. "He gave the worst-case scenario, and obviously you start whittling from there."
Molnar said during the meeting that Salem based this early projection of a spending plan on "last year's numbers."
"Again, this is Nov. 1," he stressed. "There's no assurances on what the revenues are. That's where we're at a very early stage."
Also, the board's next meeting originally scheduled for tonight has been changed to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the middle school to allow board members, administration and others involved to attend the high school's annual powder puff football game.
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Population sequencing of two endocannabinoid metabolic genes identifies rare and common regulatory variants associated with extreme obesity and metabolite level
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1 Moores UCSD Cancer Center, University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
2 Department of Pediatrics and Rady's Childrens Hospital, University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
3 Scripps Genomic Medicine, Scripps Translational Science Institute, 3344 North Torrey Pines Court Suite 300, La Jolla, CA 92037, USA
4 Department of Computer Sciences, University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
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7 Institute for Genomic Medicine, University of California San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla, CA 92093, USA
Genome Biology 2010, 11:R118 doi:10.1186/gb-2010-11-11-r118Published: 30 November 2010
Targeted re-sequencing of candidate genes in individuals at the extremes of a quantitative phenotype distribution is a method of choice to gain information on the contribution of rare variants to disease susceptibility. The endocannabinoid system mediates signaling in the brain and peripheral tissues involved in the regulation of energy balance, is highly active in obese patients, and represents a strong candidate pathway to examine for genetic association with body mass index (BMI).
We sequenced two intervals (covering 188 kb) encoding the endocannabinoid metabolic enzymes fatty-acid amide hydrolase (FAAH) and monoglyceride lipase (MGLL) in 147 normal controls and 142 extremely obese cases. After applying quality filters, we called 1,393 high quality single nucleotide variants, 55% of which are rare, and 143 indels. Using single marker tests and collapsed marker tests, we identified four intervals associated with BMI: the FAAH promoter, the MGLL promoter, MGLL intron 2, and MGLL intron 3. Two of these intervals are composed of rare variants and the majority of the associated variants are located in promoter sequences or in predicted transcriptional enhancers, suggesting a regulatory role. The set of rare variants in the FAAH promoter associated with BMI is also associated with increased level of FAAH substrate anandamide, further implicating a functional role in obesity.
Our study, which is one of the first reports of a sequence-based association study using next-generation sequencing of candidate genes, provides insights into study design and analysis approaches and demonstrates the importance of examining regulatory elements rather than exclusively focusing on exon sequences.


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ÊThe story at the core of Lost is simple: Parents who lost a child during the Russian invasion of Germany believe they have found him, years later, living in an orphanage. They undertake to reclaim him, only to be frustrated by a hopelessly bureaucratic process meant to determine whether their link to the boy is biological or imagined.
What makes the novel remarkable is the narrator's perspective. The narrator is the second son of the questing parents, and as he tells the story his voice is strained alternately by jealousy, anger, isolation, and wonder. He never knew his brother as anything other than a photograph, and was therefore able to turn him into an ideal and a marker of uniqueness: none of his friends had dead brothers, after all; no one else he knew carried around a phantom double in his head. But when his parents reveal that the brother he thought was dead is not only alive but living a few towns over, and when they tell him that they are going to try to reclaim him, the narrator feels his self-made world begin to disintegrate. He constantly recalculates his jealousy quotient, trying to interpret the hereditary information his parents obtain through countless studies. He sees the results of these tests as mounting proof that the orphan in question is not his brother. His parents, of course, draw the opposite conclusion.
The book has an extremely dense, almost obsessed atmosphere. It evokes the stifling experience of a child dragged into an adult's world where he is alien and also, by virtue of his alienation, wiser than the adults he suffers. Striking as it is in Treichel's rendering, this obsessed voice would be too oppressive if it weren't occasionally overwhelmed by the narrator's wonder at some of the strangeness of his world. Ê Fortunately, Treichel delivers wonder as palpably as he does brooding. There is an especially vivid scene of the boy's experience in the hands of a neo-phrenologist, a pseudoscientist who palpates the skull looking for hereditary information. The narrator's first sight of his father's naked feet is also striking, and it's Treichel's way of taking such a mundane moment and eking emotional significance out of it that provides the greatest rewards of this satisfying debut. ¦George Weld is a writer in New York City.


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Britannic's Lost Organ
The ocean liner Britannic was the later built sister ship to the Olympic and the Titanic. Being unfinished at the start of the Great War, the ship entered service as a hospital ship and sunk in 1916 in the Mediterranean Sea. An Organ was obviously not needed on a hospital ship and it disappeared from history to surface in 2006 in Switzerland.
The HMHS Britannic (meaning His Majesty's Hospital Ship) was the sister ship to the Olympic and the Titanic, but had been redesigned upon the sinking of the Titanic to alter the short-comings of that ship uncovered by the disaster of 1912. It was designed to be even more unsinkable, and managed to go down even faster than the Titanic when hit by a German mine. But that was due to human fallacy, not technical misconceptions.
The Britannic was commissioned as a hospital ship after the disastrous campaign at Gallipoli. It made five successful runs between England and the Dardanelles before being hit by a German mine placed by submarine UB73. Because the mine hit during watch changeover, what would have been a sustainable leak became a major disaster. Naval rules and regulations stated that the flooding doors between the ships sections have to be closed at all times, but the sailors out of laziness used them during the change of watch. When the ship was hit, the frames were warped and the doors could not be closed against the waters rushing in.
The ship began to list, and water started to pour in through the portholes which were kept open in a further breach of naval rules and regulations. Against express orders from the captain, two safety boats were launched and subsequently caught in the running propeller and 30 lives were lost.
But with the requisitioning of the Britannic as a hospital ship, one of the amenities of the ocean liner had become quite superfluous: the organ. Built in Germany and delivered to Belfast, it had been only just fitted (a single photograph exists of the organ on the ship) when the ship was requisitioned by the Admiralty. The organ was subsequently taken out again. The organ disappeared without mention after that.
But in fact, White Star Lines as the owners of the ship had returned the organ to Welte, the building company in Germany, and it was sold in 1920 to Dr. August Nagel in Stuttgart, Germany. Nagel was a successful producer of cameras and had the organ installed in his private home. When selling the house, he returned the organ to Welte. They in turn sold the instrument again in 1937, this time to Dr. Eugen Kersting, owner of the electronics company Radium Lampenwerke, who had it installed in the assembly rooms for his workers.
Welte employed Werner Bosch as organ builder at that time and made him responsible for the ongoing concerns of the organ. In 1969, the Swiss Museum for Music Automatons, a private collection and now museum near Basel, bought the organ from Radium and had it installed in its exhibition by Bosch. The Welte Philharmonic Organs were unique in their use of rolls to play them automatically as well as being usable for life concerts. Bosch was so happy about the installation in the museum that he made it a gift of over 1,200 playing rolls usable on the organ. The organ was officially inaugurated in 1970.
When the museum underwent a complete overhaul with buildings added to the existing ones in 1998, the organ had to be dismantled. The curator decided that this was the ideal time for a complete restoration of the organ and all its parts, and the works started in 2006. In the process, the inscriptions of Britanik where found on all major parts of the organ, which revealed it to be the lost organ of the Britannic.
A similar organ to the one in the Swiss Museum of Music Automatons may be found in the Solomon Centre in Tunbridge Wells.
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Hmm, there was quite a bit of info I didn't know. Well written and researched as always. Nice one Lucas!
On September 8, 2009 at 8:44 am
Organs are vanishing everywhere, these days! Better watch out your Organs are not being robbed!
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On September 8, 2009 at 10:37 am
Nice one to share..Nice work…
On September 8, 2009 at 1:24 pm
Interesting story, and well-written, too. Thanks for sharing.


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In Brief: dinc has released Kong and Fay Wray: two new fonts "dedicated to Fay Wray in her memory with love and thanks;" Apple describes how to fix your Bluetooth connection if it fails while syncing data to a Sony Ericsson P800 mobile phone; Apple details a problem whereby a Power Mac G5 1.8 GHz single processor (SP) computer's fans can continue to run in sleep mode after updating to Mac OS X 10.3.5; Organizers of the PhotoshopWorld Conference and Expo said today that the event has completely sold out, and Apple has joined the exhibitor roster.
Apple has filed for a European design trademark which may provide a glimpse of the company's long-awaited tablet computer, reports The Register. The filing, made in May this year but only published this week, covers a "handheld computer" and contains sketches of what look like an iBook screen minus the body of the computer. The filing lists Apple CEO Steve Jobs and the company's industrial design chief, Jonathan Ive. Hints that Apple might be working on such a product emerged in 2003 when a source close to Taiwanese contract manufacturer Quanta claimed that the company had been hired by Apple to build what was dubbed a "wireless display."
Avid Technology today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Midiman, also known as M-Audio. At closing, Avid will pay approximately $80 million in cash, issue approximately 2 million shares of Avid common stock, and assume all outstanding M-Audio stock options. Under the terms of the agreement, M-Audio will become a business unit of Avid's Digidesign audio division and market its line of computer audio peripherals, PCI sound cards, keyboard controllers control surfaces, microphones, and so on alongside Digidesign's award-winning digital audio workstations.
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USBFever.com has launched four new iPod accessories ranging from a tiny portable speaker earphones. The company's Fingertip Mini Cube Speaker serves as a tiny sound system that works with all iPod models. The speaker is small enough to hang on a keychain, and features built-in amplification via a Lithium-Ion battery that users recharge via USB. The Fingertip Mini Cube Speaker ($10) offers 0.8W power output, weighs 17 grams, and includes an on/off button.
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NATE AND JENNY, YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ohmy, I am really hoping something happens. First of all, because I am a HUGE fan of them together (though I don´t care for Nate with any other caracter). Second, because, please, the way they made Serena and Nate in this season was the worst thing they could have ever done (besides making Chair lose some of their sex appeal). Mostly, I agree with Claire: all you Serenate fans need to take a chill pill.
1 - I really thought it was Blair, they don´t lookalike, but they totally have the same hair style.
2 - Please, don´t let it be his real mom. Please, just don´t.
3- I do, however, think it would be kinda cool if she was and later said she wasn´t just to leave him have his normal life, like someone said before (sorry, it is on the comments 1st page and I don´t remember your name).
4 - About the what Ed-said-about-Leigh topic. As much as my romantic heart wants and prays for the two of them to end up together, I really don´t see what the big deal is. To me, it is just an ordinary comment, really, he could have said that about anyone.
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Mon., March 22, 9 p.m. (NEW, 3.15) --> looks like Jenny is losing her castidy bell oh-oh...
anyway, about the debarted, I am so excited about this episode!So much that I am actually scared that it won´t be good...If there are not enough Chair scenes I am really going to be disappointed.


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