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"It's time for me to go to a different level, and for the first time in my life, I'm going to be able to write and speak and enter the public policy discussion and hopefully bring a little added value to that discussion in a nonpartisan way," Sheehan said.
Sheehan was a top United Nations peacekeeper and former State Department countertenor chief before he assumed his job at the New York Police Department in 2003.
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Pharma and aviation sectors will be getting astrological support, says Satish Gupta of Astrostocktips.
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Today's planetary position: Moon will be transiting in Pisces, Mars in Leo, Retrograde Saturn in Virgo. Sun, Jupiter, Ketu & Retrograde Venus in Taurus. Mercury in Gemini, Rahu in Scorpio. Pluto in Sagittarius, Uranus in Pisces. Neptune in Aquarius.
Rahu kal time: - 13.30 -15.00
Be cautious - Astrological position about market will continue to be uncomfortable but with the change in planetary position, there will be deceptive/ unexpected volatility in coming days, so be cautious in carrying overnight positions in nifty.
Following sectors will be getting astrological support:
Pharma: Dr Reddy's Labs, Cipla, Glaxo, Ranbaxy, Lupin etc
Aviation: Jet Airways, Kingfisher and SpiceJet
Financials: PFC, REC, IDFC, IFCI etc
Accumulate Asian Paints and Titan on every decline.
It has been observed many times that investors / traders (not knowing this fact) keep investing /trading in such sectors,( whose astrological support is over) resulting in losses. It is suggested to consult your Financial Astrologer to know about the sectors.
One should trade only in the stocks of that sectors which are getting very strong astrologically support, since the chances of losing money in such stocks are very less.
Sectors which get strong astro support are not normally affected by downfall in the market.
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Floyd Mayweather Jr. says he will fight for the last time in September next year.
Mayweather told guests at a gala dinner in South Africa on Friday that he remembers his first fight when he was a kid in 1987, and that "September 2015 will be my last".
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Only 4 more cherry picks and he makes it out of the contract alive. I hope SHO stop the honey moon phase right before the last fight and tell him he still hasn't pulled in enough for the network and needs to fight Pac or they will sue.
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We knew this already, when he was talking about the 6 fight contract.
Only way it isn't if he's offered ridiculous money for a 50th bout.
But in all honesty, I think Floyd can't wait for retirment. By 2015 he'll have been a pro almost 20 years. He's talked numerous times about looking forward to retirement.
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Why is this news? I thought we all knew this. 6 fight contract signed in February 2013, 2 fights in May and September of 2013, 2014, and 2015 gives you.... September 2015 the last time we see him grace a pro ring.
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The way Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone explained it to me, modern Hollywood is doing the same thing modern Wall Street is: Trading for its own benefit, and not for the good of its customers.
"Let put it this way," Stone said. "If you look at the figures at Goldman Sachs, 67% of their profit in 2008 came to their own house. They made most of their money for themselves and 11% for their customers. That's a huge difference from
my father's era when all these houses, were essentially agentary houses; they were agents. It's like our business; the agents took over."
His father was a stockbroker. Michael Douglas's father was a movie star. They grew up at about the same time in two company towns.
"For an analogy," Douglas said, picking up, "traditionally, your agent worked his ass off for you and got a 10% commission. Then the agents said, wait a minute, we'll put our clients together, we'd get a package in commission and we'll do this and well do that, and--the next thing you know, you're working for the agency."
Stone said: "...then they're buying real estate, they're buying television. Now they're expanding into other things. Like they have sports people. Ron Meyers was Michael's agent and now he's still the longest-running head of a studio, because he always got somebody else to take the fall."
This was on the day their new movie, "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," premiered at Cannes. It picks up Gordon Gekko's story after he's released from prison, and involves his relationship with his daughter Winnie (Carey Mulligan), her fiancé Jacob (Shia LaBoeuf), the man who brought Gekko's film down (Josh Brolin), and Jacob's father figure (Frank Langella). There's also a reprise of Charlie Sheen's character from the earlier picture.
LaBoeuf shares the lead in this story with Douglas, and we enter a Wall Street populated by traders who work single-mindedly in their own interests, and start baseless rumors for the sole purpose of driving down stocks they've shorted.
The movie opened here to decidedly negative reviews from French critics, but the buzz I hear suggests the American reviews may be more positive. Some critics said the romance between LaBoeuf and Mulligan isn't a good fit with the financial stuff, but (a) how could it be? and (b) it turns out to be a better fit than you think.
My hypothesis is that the English language might have been a barrier. The French critics are generally strong in English, but the English of "Wall Street" includes such impenetrable as "derivatives," a word it turns out few people in America understand. I remember Spike Lee telling me why "Do the Right Thing" didn't win a major prize here: "There is no way subtitles could capture the language in the film." Imagine subtitles or non-native speakers trying to deal with dialogue that sounds sometimes like a Jim Cramer rant. Douglas and Stone had a huge hit with their original "Wall Street" (1987), in which Douglas's character Gordon Gekko famously decreed, "Greed is good." The film was intended as a warning about a culture of greed in American finance, but anecdotal evidence suggests it became an inspiration. Young man saw it and wanted to grow up to be just like Gordon Gekko.
"I remember how kinda stunned and surprised we were with how strongly they embraced this insider trader image," Douglas said. "You know, the company wreckers, destroying companies, and all they saw was the exterior, not the value. I can imagine all those MBAs 22 years ago are probably the heads of investment banking companies now. Because nothing seems to have changed. There is no sense of, you know, looking into the mirror."
"No morality," I said.
"No morality whatsoever."
"It's a casino with insiders," Stone said. "When you go to a real casino, you know the odds are against you. In Wall Street you don't even know the odds; you don't know what you're doing."
"Unless you're inside, you're outside, and nobody's really got a chance," Douglas said.
This was in a hotel on the Croisette, overlooking the beach and the festival and lots of people who no doubt felt their ideas for films didn't have a chance. Not that it's a perfect parallel, but American movie distribution does seem increasingly to be a system run for the house, which hammers huge grosses out of audiences before they find out that the game is stacked against them.
"I love the line that Gordon says," Stone said. "You never got it, kid, it's just a game. It's not about the money, it's just a game. They lose sight of the actual worth of the money. It's about beating the other guy. I was with Rupert Murdoch the other night and it was very warm and he was, like, saying money is fungible. It's not about the money, it's about what you do with the money. He'd rather run a media empire. Other people would take their money and they'd wanna transfer it to something else, like take over a bank or swap mortgage home loans. It doesn't matter; it has no social purpose.
"I think Rupert has a social purpose but I'm talking about what the banks are doing. They bundled off the loans to every other bank and they started counter-trading each other. The most dangerous moment was when the money markets closed on that horrible week in September. That was the crush point."
He talked about Greece, and J. P. Morgan in World War One, and other things, and it boiled down to: The financial system is gambling with people's assets in order to maximize paper profits, and the figures are stacked so high you can't find the underlying value, and the structure has grown too large to fail. Oh, and nobody on Wall Street cares, because, as the movie makes a point of demonstrating, many investments decisions are inspired only by the size of the bonuses they will generate.
"Oliver," I asked, "tell me one thing. What do you think is a safe investment today?"
"I ferry around my gold piece. I think that's pretty safe. That's a lucky charm. Actually, that was worth $36 when I was a kid, it's now worth $1,200. That's a good mark-up."
"Gold is good as long as you carry it." Douglas said. "I would diversify, you know, keep diversifying. Buy art, buy real estate, buy a little bit of everything."
"Don't you think Michael is looking more and more like Kirk?" Stone asked.
"Kirk," Michael said, "told me one day he was watching television when one of his old movies came on. He's looking at the movie and he can't remember it, and he says, 'wait a minute, that's not me, it's Michael'."
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Lovers of flamenco, that proud and passionate expression of the Andalusian soul, have a surfeit of riches before them this weekend as two highly acclaimed purveyors of the form's symbiotic triad of music, song and dance make local appearances in competing venues.
On Friday night only at Roy Thomson Hall, Paco Peña, the legendary septuagenarian Spanish guitarist, leads a nine-member troupe in Flamenco Vivo (60 Simcoe St.; 416-872-4255 or www.roythomson.com).
On Friday and Saturday nights at the Royal Conservatory of Music's more intimate Koerner Hall, the marquee magnet is a dancer rather than a musician: the world-travelled and justly cherished Soledad Barrio (273 Bloor St. W.; 416-408-0208 or www.performance.rcmusic.ca).
For a man whose championing of flamenco music has won him a global following, Peña in concert can seem almost self-effacingly modest. In an ensemble context he willingly absorbs himself into the group endeavour. But when it comes to his solo spots, there's no questioning the artistry that has made Peña a legend. He can articulate rhythms and coax subtle sonorities from a guitar in ways that beggar belief.
Yet, Flamenco Vivo, albeit with a smaller group than Peña has sometimes toured with, is a rounded evening in which the crucial, almost conversational interchanges between dancers, singers and musicians are given full play.
Madrid-born Barrio established Noche Flamenca almost 20 years ago with her husband, New York-raised Martin Santangelo, who serves as artistic director and choreographer. Although flamenco devotees can become alarmingly heated on the topic of authenticity, Noche Flamenca is broadly regarded as delivering a dependably pure expression of the form.
Barrio, now in her late 40s, is a star by any measure; arguably one of the best flamenco dancers around. She has what cannot be taught, namely charisma. Barrio commands a stage, shaping the air with serpentine arm and hand gestures, whipping off lightning-bolt turns or stamping rhythms in an intricate tattoo. Barrio's intensity is that of a soul on fire, digging deep and unafraid to release what she discovers there.
But, despite an explosion in its popularity over the past few decades, flamenco is not for all dance lovers. It does grow on you, but it can be a slowly acquired taste. In which case, you may opt to head to a couple of other dance offerings this weekend.
Friday through Sunday, Christopher House, artistic director of Toronto Dance Theatre, is making a rare return to the stage, to perform what he describes as "new solo adaptations" of two works by one of his more recent mentors, American choreographer Deborah Hay.
In the 1960s, Hay was a leading member of New York's iconoclastic postmodern dance movement. She went on from there to cut her own unique path, challenging the very nature of dance and performance, and exploring alternative strategies that question the conventional dancer-audience nexus.
House's admiration for Hay's work has had a major impact on TDT generally, pushing it in a more experimental direction.
"News and At Once," the solo he'll perform in a show titled The Body in Question, offer a chance to see a seasoned artist in dances that force the observer to be alert to the innermost pulses of movement (Winchester Street Theatre; 80 Winchester; 416-967-1365 or www.tdt.org).
And then there's the perennially popular DanceWeekend, Friday to Sunday at Harbourfront Centre, produced by Dance Ontario. Over three days, you can sample just about every style of dance imaginable, performed by an engaging array of local talent.
Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, DanceWeekend is designed to be audience-friendly and to encourage people to experience dance forms that might have eluded them until now.
Nothing goes on too long. There's lots of variety, and you can come and go between performances as the mood takes you. And it's affordable: just $10 at the door lets you watch up to six hours or more of dance. But be aware, there's no advance purchase and it can get very busy (Fleck Dance Theatre, 207 Queens Quay W.; 416-973-4000 or www.danceontario.ca).
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- Patrick McLoughlin has called for an end to 'pointless' road signs
- There is now one sign on the road for every seven cars
- Mr McLoughlin said councils can cut down on constant alerts to drivers
- A recent revealed that many drivers have no idea what some signs mean
'Pointless': Many signs on the roads duplicate information or serve no obvious purpose
Fed up of road signs warning of obvious speed bumps and lane closures, or just informing you that the sign isn't in use?
Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin has called for an end to 'pointless' signs – saying they confuse drivers and make the roads more dangerous.
Regulations are set to be tightened up, as it is revealed the number of signs cluttering Britain's roads has more than doubled in 20 years to 4.5million.
This is around one sign for every seven cars on the roads.
Patrick McLoughlin said councils could clamp down on the constant alerts to motorists about loading restrictions, clearways, humps and speed limits, which are distracting and state the obvious.
'Over the past two decades we've seen a huge rise in the number of unnecessary signs blotting the landscapes of our towns and cities', he said.
'Many of the signs that go up are simply not needed and it has got to stop. As well as spoiling otherwise beautiful areas of the country, pointless signs just confuse drivers and make the roads less safe.'
A survey last year by an insurance company found one in three drivers admitted having a crash or a near miss because of baffling road signs.
The Department for Transport admitted at the time that Britain has around 9,000 signs which are redundant or misleading and need to be revised.
It was also revealed by the survey that most people have no idea what many road signs mean.
The number of clearaway signs, in yellow and black which mean no stopping between certain times, has soared in the past 20 years, yet the survey suggested 83pc of people do not understand them.
Nearly 7 in 10 people did not understand the red and blue circle which means no waiting, and half of drivers could not decipher a sign pointing out the correct lanes at a junction ahead.
Crackdown: Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin has said unnecessary signs make the roads less safe
A Transport department source said: 'We're pushing for councils to stop pointlessly putting up loads of road signs where fewer would do the job fine.
'It has become an issue as councils appear to have designated people whose job it is to handle what signs go up, some of whom are probably overzealous. It can end up looking hideous and all it does is confuse drivers.'
The department issued new guidance to councils about cutting pointless road signs last year.
Now they are going further by consulting on implementing central regulations.
Drivers will be asked whether they want to get rid of the requirement for speed limit repeater signs, and also axe signs when there are already road markings which provide adequate guidance.
Research published today shows the number of signs for speed bumps has soared by 2,000 per cent in 20 years. There were under 5,000 in 1993, and nearly 100,000 today.
The number of signs for clearways has risen from 3,444 to more than 110,000, priority restrictions from 1,572 to 23,000 and speed limit signs doubled from around 225,000 to 442,000.
The problem was symbolised two years ago by the village of Feock in Cornwall, which took on the council when the number of road signs reached a staggering 900 - one for every three residents.
It was given the dubious honour of Britain's most over-signed place, with its quaint country lanes and stunning views blighted by hundreds of duplicate direction sign posts and give way signs.
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I was pleased to see that the teachers will be getting a much-deserved raise. It was, however, to no one's surprise that one of the people that voted against this was Rhonda Thurman.
Her same teacher-hate rhetoric has really grown old while she sits upon her throne and complains that a school in her district needs bathrooms so therefore she could not vote in favor of this. I would like to ask did that school need bathrooms when it was her voice leading the charge to dismiss the past two school superintendents? Mrs. Thurman voted to give them hundreds of thousands of dollars in pay for a job they would no longer be doing. How about when the board voted to let the "part time" board members get the same benefits as only "full time" employees are entitled to get? Let us not forget that now board members are allowed to draw a departure payment for their service once they are voted out of office or decide to resign from their position.
It is amazing that Mrs. Thurman can accept those types of monies and benefits but has no problem in wasting the taxpayers' money paying people to leave their position prematurely while constantly fighting against anything for the teachers. It will be a great day for the children and parents of Hamilton County when Mrs. Thurman takes her need for seeking attention off into the sunset and we can have a board member that will actually try and become a solution instead of a constant instigator and major part of the problem.
Michael Dean Layne
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I do not know what Michael Dean Layne teaches (if in fact, Mr. Layne even exists), but I hope it is not math. He is comparing a 3 percent salary increase for HCDE employees, which will cost taxpayers an additional $6.6 million every year, to buyouts for two superintendent contracts. One of those buyouts was a golden parachute for Dr. Register, which I did not vote for, the other a buyout of Dr. Scales' contract that I would vote for again. Comparing one-time buyouts costing hundreds of thousands to a $6.6 million salary increase is a little ridiculous. (For the record, I voted against the "departure payment" for school board members twice.)
The part of the new salary increase I have a problem with is the $1.1 million that is being taken out of the school's undesignated fund balance. Using one-time money for reoccurring expenses means we start off next year's budget with a $1.1 million deficit. I have seen the school board get themselves into many financial messes using fund balance this way. I said I would never vote to use fund balance for reoccurring expenses, and I meant it. I do not do it at my home or in my business and I will not do it with taxpayer dollars.
There are a few more bits of information Mr. Layne may not be aware of. One is that HCDE will have to pay at least $364,000 in insurance fees out of our general budget next year for the "privilege" of being a part of Obamacare. There are also many other fees and fines pertaining to the "affordable care act" that may be due, we just don't know yet because the law is still being written. Does Mr. Layne know that almost all of the growth money HCDE receives goes to pay for increases in the HCDE health plan that the state refers to as, not a Cadillac plan, but a Rolls Royce plan?
Does Mr. Layne know that HCDE had to pay an additional $4.3 million to the state in 2011 to shore up the teachers' retirement plan (TCRS) that lost money during the last market downturn? Only government employees have this luxury. People in the private sector just lose their money.
The County Commission Issues bonds for school construction. Does Mr. Layne know that at one time schools were built out of fund balance? Money was accumulated in the fund balance, and when there was enough for a school, construction would begin. Now instead of using fund balance for things like construction or many of our major repair needs (one-time expenses), we are using it for bonuses and salary increases.
The thing that really fired me up at the school board meeting is when we were told how much additional money we had accumulated in the undesignated fund balance and some acted like there was no other choice but to give it to HCDE employees. If we have so much money in fund balance that it is "burning a hole in our pockets", why not do something for the students? If other board members do not have any needs in their districts that would benefit students, I certainly have many in District 1. Priority one for me is an addition to Sale Creek to house the middle school that is now entirely in portables and additional restrooms for Sale Creek High School. Soddy-Daisy High School desperately needs a new track. It has been about 15 years since the SD track team has been able to use their track for meets. SD High also needs new AC ductwork in their commons area and the windows at the top tinted so the heat will not be so intense. Then, for safety reasons, Daisy Elementary needs an entrance off Sequoyah Road into their school so parents do not have to drive through the high school parking lot to get to the elementary school. These are just a few things that would benefit both parents and students in District 1.
I can think of so many other uses for fund balance. Why not divide a few million up between schools and give parents a break on class fees? Why not buy a few million dollars worth of copy paper, ink, facial tissue, hand sanitizer, markers, ink pens, pencils or flash cards?
I am sorry Mr. Layne sees me as a "teacher-hater". I do not hate teachers nor do I hate any of the other hard-working taxpayers in Hamilton County. So, why does Mr. Layne consider me a teacher-hater just because I want to treat taxpayer money the same way I do my own and vote against bad accounting practices?
I was elected to represent the taxpayers in District 1, not the teachers' union. The teachers have their union representatives. They also have a lot of the members of the negotiating team as union members. There are six board members who are either retired HCDE employees or married to teachers (Jonathan Welch is married to a teacher and voted against the increase). Who, then, is left to represent taxpayers and their children?
Mr. Layne says, "It will be a great day for the children and parents of Hamilton County when Mrs. Thurman takes her need for seeking attention off into the sunset." First, I did not need to "seek" this attention, Mr. Layne was kind enough to seek it for me. Second, I think Mr. Layne needs to hear just a few of the comments I received from parents both before and after my vote: "Ask teachers when was the last time any of them had to take a pay cut like everyone in my office had to do just to keep our jobs." "Ask teachers if they get step increases in their salary. If so, for them to say they have not had a pay increase is disingenuous." "Ask teachers if their employer has stopped contributing to their retirement accounts like mine just did." "Ask teachers when was the last time they had to worry about being laid off because their company was moving to another state." "Tell teachers that getting off work a month at Christmas, two weeks at Easter, a week in the fall, two months in the summer and every time a flake of snow falls, is worth a lot." "Teachers say they have not had a raise in three years. Tell them I have not had a job for three years." With comments like these, I know not all parents will be glad when I take my need for attention "off into the sunset".
Mr. Layne says I am "constantly fighting against anything for the teachers." This is not true. I just want things to be fair. I want all taxpayers be able to see and enjoy the fruits of their labor, not just HCDE employees and those with new schools in VW land on the other side of the river.
If Mr. Layne will let their true identity be known and give me a call, I will explain to them why it is no small matter for a school with 564 students to have only two bathrooms for the girls and two for the boys.
Rhonda Thurman
"Part-time" School Board
District 1
Rhonda Thurman's district is not where I live but I have been an avid supporter of this school board member ever since I have read and heard her passionate reasons and feelings about the board, our local school system, our tax dollars and how the dollars are spent.
I have never known a person to be more knowledgeable about the issues. I wouldn't want to take her on without doing my homework.... because she does. You go, girl.
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Crowd sourcing my #filmidea is a #education on its own, is like I', back to school to learn something new, I wasn't a good student when I was in school, always bugging my classmates and teachers just being the class clown, and when I went to collage I went to a #partyschool, now I have to take this sort of education in #crowdsourcing and #crowdfunding very seriously my #film is very important to me you could say its my life, to some #filmmakers its important but to me it will declare what…Continue
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Check out "Beaumont Lady!" The song was written and performed by Will Gerard and inspired by the historical fiction short film "The Example."
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Visceral Films in association with Land of Illusions and BAO Productions- one of the largest, continuously running horror theme parks in the US- announces an international screenplay competition for an upcoming feature film to be produced in 2016.
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The Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation, which issued $75 million in bonds for Curt Schilling's 38 Studios, is now facing federal charges. The organization and underwriter Wells Fargo have been accused by the Securities and Exchange Commission of defrauding investors. $50 million of those...
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Athens-born Leonidas Kavakos is not only a consummate violinist but a musical thinker of some originality.
Bach is central to Kavakos' thinking, so it was no surprise that his nourishing recital with Hungarian pianist Péter Nagy Monday at Ordway Center -- the opening concert of the Schubert Club's International Artist Series -- began with the vast Chaconne that crowns Bach's Partita No. 2 for unaccompanied violin, one of the summits of the repertoire.
What was surprising was the way he played it. His was an austere account, relatively intimate in scale, with little of the outward drama (and almost none of the vibrato) in which more romantic violinists typically revel. He barely tapped the sonorous riches of his dark-hued, 1692 Stradivarius. Technique, though astonishing, was never a focus. Kavakos -- a third-generation violinist who turns 42 Friday -- fixed his unwavering gaze on the music's architecture. All else, he seemed to say, is distraction. With its energy turned in upon itself, the
Chaconne took on a meditative intensity that made it feel new.
Approached in similarly unrhetorical fashion, Robert Schumann's seldom-heard D-minor Sonata (1851) sounded less than wholly persuasive. Its weighty outer movements combine pockets of exquisite inwardness (frequently evoking the idealized domesticity so dear to this composer) with labored developmental passages, which need the ministrations of an imaginative colorist to keep from bogging down. Kavakos, though fully equipped to intervene, too often left Schumann to fend for himself; Nagy, at the piano, sometimes seemed distant and self-contained. The performance clicked only in the songful third movement, realized with artful simplicity, its hushed ending unforgettable.
All this was prelude, however, to George Enescu's wondrous Third Sonata (1926), attacked with exacting abandon by violinist and pianist alike. Enescu biographer Noel Malcolm writes that the Romanian composer (a nationalist and cosmopolitan both) didn't just assimilate folk elements in this sonata but invented an entire folk language -- a language of everyday exoticism, strikingly un-European in feel. Kavakos, in a rare instance of Balkan solidarity, plays like a native speaker of this concocted tongue, capturing the improvisatory rush that Enescu (who devised an elaborate notation for this purpose) sought to freeze on the printed page.
Kavakos, rhapsodic and mysterious by turns, couldn't help dancing a bit at the start of the final Allegro, which calls to mind a gypsy violinist in a smoky, brandy-soaked café. I was ready to join him.


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