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The corporate earnings of Nokia Corporation (NYSE/NOK) are severely damaged owing to the changing scenario of business innovation. The technology stocks of this traditional blue-chip have been damaged to the point of no-return. Once upon a time, Nokia was a giant in the mobile phone industry and a leader among technology stocks. Despite of being the largest seller of handsets, most of them are not
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Penny stocks are related to small investors
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If you are interested to buy best penny stocks you should know the difference between penny stocks and other stocks, such as blue chips and mid-caps.
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Why Invest in Small Caps Stocks?
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Investment has become a must factor these days and most of the people are running behind it. Although, it's not an easy task, since there are 'n' number of options available these days for people to invest their money in. one such reliable and easy option is to invest in small caps stocks.
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Cfd Trading On Small Cap Stocks
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On the whole CFD providers in Australia offer CFDs over the stocks making up the ASX top 300, the rationale behind this is simple, stocks with a bigger market capitalisation tend to be much more liquid. Many CFD providers forget that we live in Australia, a country rich in resources and of course also rich in resource stocks. A good number of shares listed on the ASX are resource based, this is actually the largest sector of the Australian stock market.
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Stock Market Cap Analysis, Part III - Small Cap Stocks
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An effective way of selecting stocks for investment is to organize stocks by market capitalization. In this article, we will examine small cap stocks.
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5 Small Caps to Juice Your Portfolio
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This article is part of our Rising Star Portfolios series. When last we chatted, before the holidays slowed things down, we were screening for great small caps. Today, we'll take a closer look at our candidates and narrow the field.
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The definition of Blue Chip Stocks and shares?!
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Around times of anxiety and for long haul investors the Blue Chip shares are an element of each and every portfolio either in direct stock acquisitions or through mutual funds
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What Are Blue Chip Stocks And How To Invest In Them
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Stocks have proven their self to be one of the best investments time and time again.
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What Are Small Cap Stocks And Penny Stocks?
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Stock trading has made many millionaires and billionaires all over the world. All you need to have is strong decision making power and will power. As it is a high risk activity, that is why, people who are a newbie in this addictive industry start with small cap stocks and penny stocks. Read on this article to know more.
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Stocks Looking Good After Break at 50-day MA
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George's technical view on the market this week, including how stocks are looking good after a break at the 50-day moving average.
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Using Volume to Help You Trade Small-Cap Stocks
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A lot of people like to trade small-cap stocks because you can potentially make substantial profits if you invest in the right companies. However as many seasoned investors will know, it's not as easy as it seems. This is why you need to invest in the right companies at the right time, and one way you can do this is to look out for high volume stocks.
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Technical Analysis of Small-Cap Stocks - Is it Worthwhile?
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Technical analysis is used by a lot of investors to look for potential companies to invest in to begin with, and then for timing entry and exit points. However is it such an effective tool when investing in small-cap stocks?
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What Is A Small Cap Stock?
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Small-cap stocks tend to be stock shares of smaller companies with lower market capitalization, typically between $300 million and $2 billion. The term is misleading, as many of these companies are actually quite big. It is a good rule to keep in mind that labels such as "big" and "small" are subjective and generally change over time with the market.
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This year the library's Summer Reading Program is branching out — with Melissa Shafer offering more story times and places to read across town.
The program begins June 14 with a special movie night from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Baker Heritage Museum.
Story times officially begin the week of June 17.
There are several options for different ages.
Tuesdays at 10 a.m. are designed for ages 1-5 with the theme "Dig Into Reading: Let's Get Dirty." This will be more focused toward a toddler age group with shorter stories and hands-on, take-home crafts.
The official Summer Reading theme is "Indiana Jones: Adventures in Archaeology." Children can sign up for either Wednesday or Friday — both meet from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Shafer will lead the archaeology program at the Haines Library at 1 p.m. on Thursdays, and the program will also be in Richland and Halfway.
Through the summer, Shafer will also be reading at the YMCA's day camps at 10 a.m. on Mondays.
"I'll bring a basket of books that correlates to their day camp," she said.
Also, each week she will spend several lunchtimes reading at the school district's free lunch program.
Through all these programs, children can keep track of their reading time on tickets, which can be redeemed for prizes at the program-ending carnival on Aug. 15 from 9 a.m. to noon.
"We want to make sure they're part of the Summer Reading Program even if they don't come to the library," Shafer said.
For more information, or to sign up for a session, call the library at 541-523-6419 or stop by the front desk.
Here is the weekly schedule for the "Dig Into Reading" program:
June 18: Gardens
June 25: Big Machines
July 9: Dirt
July 16: Dinosaurs
July 23: Caves
July 30: Treasure
Aug. 6: Animals underground
Aug. 15: Pirate Carnival
Here is the schedule for the "Indiana Jones" program:
June 19, 21: Treasure Hunt to earn your very own Indiana Jones hats
June 26, 28: Mayan Temples craft — bull whip
July 3: Kiddies Parade, 5:30 p.m. No program that week
July 10, 12: Egypt craft — cartouche necklace
July 17, 19: Dinosaur craft — fossils
July 24, 26: Lost cities craft — cave salamanders
July 31, Aug. 2: Lost Treasure craft — jewelry
Aug. 7, 9: Sunken Lands craft — watercolor
Aug. 15: Pirate Carnival
Getting an early start on college
This year the Baker County Public Library will launch a "Ready to Learn" program to help bring the youngest readers to the library.
"It's a pilot program," said Perry Stokes, library director. "This all started because libraries were left out of the early literacy conversations."
The program is for children from birth to age 5.
"We'll be tracking their library usage," Stokes said.
Each time a child in that age range visits the library — for story time, to check out books or just to visit the fish — the child can have his or her "Ready to Learn" card scanned.
When the child turns five, 2 cents per visit will be deposited into their Oregon College Savings Plan.
"We want to provide an incentive to visit the library," Stokes said. "It's a cost-effective way to invest in education."
This movement is part of education reform based on the research that early literacy — before 5 years of age — is critical for helping children prepare for kindergarten and beyond.
The partners in this program are the libraries in Baker City, Pendleton, Hermiston, La Grande, Enterprise, Grant County, EOU's Pierce Library, the Oregon College Savings Plan and the InterMountain Education Service District.
Stokes said they hope to have "Ready to Learn" applications and cards available this summer, but definitely by the start of the school year in September.
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San Antonio.- Infiniti calls their M35h the "cleanest and most economical car in Infiniti's history" incorporating the Infiniti Direct Response Hybrid system.
Infiniti took their very popular M class and gave it V8 power with the fuel economy of a 4 cylinder.
The M35h boasts EPA fuel economy of 27 mpg city and 32 mpg highway, which is an impressive achievement for a luxury sedan that still produces an impressive 360 horsepower out of anengine that accelerates quickly, using both the 258 pound-feet of torque from the gas engine and the 199 pound-feet from the electric motor to give the quick acceleration not generally associated with a hybrid.
Once you reach your cruising speed, the sedan shifts into its EV mode providing you the fuel economy you bought it for.
So how does the hybrid system work? The Infiniti M35h, uses lithium ion battery that provide a 50-kilowatt pack mounted just behind the rear seats that powers a 67-horsepower electric motor that can drive the car by itself. Add to that a regenerative braking system that charges up the battery as you drive.
With a light touch to the pedal at the stop light, the M35h will accelerate under electric power, keeping the engine turned off. Of course, when you put your foot down on the accelerator the gas engine turns up and gives you the acceleration you are used to. Once you back off the pedal and the vehicle reaches a cruising speed, it goes back into EV mode and shuts down the engine and continues to travel on electrical power.
As you come to a red light and stop, the engine once again shuts off, saving additional fuel while the car sits at the light. I understand the concept, and I know it is a solid one, but the continuous off and on of the gas engine, I personally find distracting.
It also creates a slight lag if I need the M35h to accelerate rapidly from a complete stop. I should point out that, the acceleration lag is something that 90% of all current hybrids have to deal with and part of what you are going to get accustomed to as part of your effort to save money at the gas pump and be a "green driver."
The Infiniti M35h comes with a cool technology package that includes blind-spot detection, adaptive cruise control, and the ever impressive Distance Control Assist. The DCA is virtually a radar unit in the nose of the Infiniti that you can set the distance you want to stay behind the car in front of you once you set the M35H into cruise control. If the car in front of you slows down, or another vehicle cuts into the space between you and that car, your M35 automatically engaging the brakes making sure you keep the distance you set. So you could virtually take a long trip to visit grandma and never have to hit the brakes while you are on the highway, allowing the driver assistance system to keep you at a safe distance from the traffic around you…giving you more time to visit with your passengers, or set the stereo on your favorite tunes.
The blind spot detection brings up a subtle light on the A pillar, in line with your rear view mirrors, telling you someone is sitting in your blind spot and you might want to wait to change lanes. A small thing, but can keep you from making a very expensive and traumatic mistake.
On the interior and the exterior, the M35h is nothing but class. The distinctive flowing curves were penned by designer Takashi Nakajima. The very curvy slinky design is very aerodynamic and yet seductive with a set of aggressive fenders that tell you this Infiniti means business, showing off its curves.
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My only space problem was with the trunk that was smaller than I would have liked because of the space being taken up by the lithium batteries associated with the hybrid system.
Class does not come cheaply, so to put yourself in this beautiful, cutting edge sedan is going to cost you between $47,000 and $69,000 depending on the options you chose.
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In the United States, author and activist Ayaan Hirsi Ali continues her work on behalf of Muslim women and girls with her eponymous Ayaan Hirsi Ali Foundation. She spoke with Smithsonian about the Foundation's mission and its ongoing efforts to protect Muslim women in this country from oppression and violence.
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Could you discuss the work of the AHA Foundation, the essence of your goal and what your future plans are?
The foundation's mission is to protect women from violence justified in the name of culture and religion. By religion, first and foremost I mean militant Islam. The violence that these women encounter is the result of their desire to be free. The freedom they seek is to pursue education; freedom to work, and most importantly, freedom to own their own bodies. To be mistresses of their own bodies, they want to choose their own mate, to choose how many children they have. In some Muslim households, this is not possible.
As soon as young women make these kinds of lifestyle choices, they are confronted by violence justified in the name of honor. The families say, "If you do this, you will smear my family honor," and so fathers and brothers and so on stop them from doing that. If these girls persist in their cause, they are beaten, locked up at home, forced into marriages they don't want; some are killed. The mission of the foundation is to bring awareness to these practices. We educate the relevant agencies that this kind of domestic violence is different from domestic violence common in the West.
As a Western woman, you could be a victim of violence in your home, your husband or your brother or someone could beat you. The perpetrator, if caught, would be punished for that; it is recognized that battering women is wrong. Women are protected.
In the type of violence I am talking about, most of these fellows are law-abiding, affectionate men. The problem arises when the father feels that his perceived honor is shamed.
Our goal at the AHA foundation is to educate all relevant agencies—to influence, to inform and to investigate. We've begun a project with the John Jay College in New York, collecting data on how many types of these cases we have in the United States.
We're talking to the State Department on how to deal with forced marriages. Young women here in America are taken back to their country of origin, the country of the parents. Their papers are confiscated; they are forced to marry. What we're doing with the State Department is to help those girls to return, and to protect girls who are here from that kind of practice.
In the case of female genital mutilation, it's very hard to enforce laws. Girls are taken on summer vacation to their countries of origin. So how do you know it's happening?
The foundation speaks to women's shelters, to prosecutors and to anyone else that deals with violence— the Justice Department, members of Congress. We want them to know that this is the type of woman who is faced with this type of violence.


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From: Hillmer, Jan (hillmjan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Wed Dec 03 2003 - 04:30:04 PST
Ender's Game? Haven't read it but.....
The Ear, the Eye and the Arm
My HS children read and loved both. THey tell me there's tons of symbolism in Ender's Game.
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and social studies teacher. I wondered if you had any suggestions -
Already suggested are The Life of Pi and The Handmaid's Tale
I am trying to compile a book list that focuses on the "State." In
Junior-Senior Humanities Seminar we begin our studies of the STATE.
Defining the "state" in all its ambiguity is part of our project, but a
loose definition involves the view that humans live together; in families,
tribes, clans, parishes, communities, cities, countries/nations and
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text: Cammyspop September 16, 2013 9:41 AM PBM seem to have gone backwards since last year. Yonny's well out of it.TBH I think they don't have the resources to run and develop two different bikes. They'd probably do better to run one bike, but the rules say if you enter two bikes you have to run two bikes. Even so I think they have to throw everything they can behind one bike and rider for the remainder of the season and put the minimum they reasonably can behind the other. If they are serious about developing their own bike to be competitive then Laverty should stay on that bike.


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Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Still, I cannot leave without passing a remark on the news that the pope might issue a Motu Proprio to try to shoehorn the SSPX into a settlement. Rorate Caeli reported the news this week, after Bishop Richard Williamson, peace be upon him, mentioned a possible Motu Proprio in his now rather dull and predictable weekly Dinoscopus newsletter. We can probably be forgiven for casting an ironic eye on most things coming from that quarter, but what should we make of it all, and of the prospect of a reconciliation soon?
First, I don't believe it. It sounds like the kind of thing invented to make a bit of a splash in an otherwise uneventful month for news. I'm not saying +BW invented it; only that this sounds like talk, doubling as discussion, doubling as possibility, doubling as prospect.
Second, even if I did believe it, I don't think for a moment that the SSPX would agree to sign up to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and I don't think Pope Benedict would think he were offering any kind of solution by merely asking them to do so.
Last, I don't actually think the SSPX will ever make an agreement with Rome until they can recognise two salient and unassailable realities:
1) The endgame of the division will not be Rome coming to recognise that the SSPX were right all along. It won't, so stop assuming that right now! The endgame will be when Rome has given due consideration to all the argumentation and come to a decision about it. That is how all ecclesiological division has to be settled, at least in the Catholic Church. Even if the SSPX believe they have played a prophetic role, they cannot place that role above hierarchical authority. Or, they can, but then they will end up like every schismatic wound on the body of Christ.
2) They will have to accustom themselves to current conditions: that the Church is a big, bad place with a lot of nastiness going on inside it, that things cannot change overnight, that papal decrees change little on the ground without willing, holy, humble work among the clergy and the laity, that no Catholic group can hold itself competent to judge of all the manifestations of Catholicity, etc., etc.
Hands up all those who think the SSPX will ever recognise those things?
We live in hope of course. Break not the bruised reed.
Kyrie eleison, indeed, your Lordship.
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- Russell said...
You're a 'Smart-arse' but I love you. Yours is clever writing. It is amusing and witty in its way and I thank you for it. It is a rainy afternoon, dull and boring, and you've provided a little light relief. I believe you are right when you say 'The endgame of the division will not be Rome coming to recognise that the SSPX were right all along. It won't, so stop assuming that right now!' Bishop Fellay should take serious note, as would have Archbishop Lefebvre. 'Schismatic wound on the body of christ', you say? I am no 'schismatic'. I am no Modernist, no intentional heretic, no liberal protestant, no Anglican...just a Catholic who by the Grace of God and nihil meritis meis holds and believes what he learned as a child and young adult and in my Seminary. If I am a schismatic for that then so were my very erudite and educated parents and grandparents. My mother's family (RIP) received the Grace of giving two Bishops to Holy Mother Church. My maternal grandmother's ten siblings included two Bishops, a Holy Ghost Father and a Mother Superior of a Convent of the Sacred Heart. I think they believed as I do, now. If I am wrong, then they were wrong. If they were right, then, how can I be wrong now? Schismatic? In schism from what, I pray you? From the Holy Roman Catholic and Apostolic Faith, do you say? I think not, brother. I think not. Oremus et pro invicem et Kyrie eleison, brother. Have a lovely holiday!
- 25 August 2010 at 18:15
- Ches said...
My point, Russell, was that if the SSPX do not submit what they see as their prophetic mission to correct the Church to the hierarchical authority which Christ placed in the Church, they will ultimately be incapable of unity with the concrete historical Church he founded.
When they have made their points and their points have been considered - as they are now in the process of being - that is the end of it. NO ONE INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP is a guarantee of their own Catholic orthodoxy.
That is a point which all your ancestors would have understood implicitly.
- 27 August 2010 at 23:59


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Insufficient information given by banks on how customers should update their bank data has created serious inconveniences, and in some cases confusion in carrying out the exercise.
As a result some customers have been moving from one bank branch to another as others move from bank to home as they struggle to submit the required particulars needed by the bank to accomplish the exercise.
According to the Bank of Tanzania (BoT), all the banks were directed to update information of their customers as early as March last year.
However, a survey done by The Guardian has established that it was not until last month when many of the banks started the exercise.
Some banks, according to the survey, have not started to work out, and when asked, they said, would only call their customers in case they suspect they urgently need information from them.
CRDB Bank customers were yesterday forced to rush to the bank's branches to update their information so as to beat the deadline set for (set for yesterday), according to the bank, but tomorrow, according to BoT.
But on reaching the bank some of them were returned on grounds that they did have the required information to update their accounts.
Long queues were witnessed inside and outside the bank's branches as customers waited to update their accounts.
There was also confusion on the deadline of the exercise as others said they were not sure when the Bank of Tanzania issued the directive on the implementation of the exercise.
Mbezi Beach resident Abby Shishila complaining of the inconveniences encountered when updating information in his bank account said:
"The banks have not provided us with sufficient information regarding the requirements of the updating process."
Most of the interviewed customers said they were confused on what documents they should carry with them to the bank for updating their account data, while others were queried the rationale of the exercise saying the banks already have enough information on their customers.
Another city resident, Victor Paul said banks need not rush in updating information of customers since the process require enough time.
"In have been here since morning but I am yet to update my account because many people came today so as to beat the deadline," Paul who was queuing at CRDB Mlimani City branch, said.
Mariam Samson, who resides in Sinza, Dar es Salaam and with an account in NBC, called upon the banker of banks to devise a proper system of updating customers' information without causing inconveniences to the customers.
"I only leant that my account was blocked after I went to the bank where I told them that I had difficulties in accessing it. In responding they told me that it had been blocked until when I surrender documents and information required to update it," Samson.
She said the process did not proceed smoothly as even after submitting all the documents she was told to go to the commissioner for oath as one name in the ID did not match with that of the account.
Initially, in order to facilitate smooth compliance with the BoT directive, NBC gave February 10, 2012 to March 6, 2012 as the timeframe for carrying out of the exercise.
Asked to comment on the state of confusion that has prevailed in the carrying out of the exercise, the Bank Of Tanzania said it has heard the people's complaints and that it will give a statement on what next today.
Bank of Tanzania's Public Relations manager Zalia Mbeo said: We have heard bank customers' complaints on how some have been scrambling to update information on their accounts. The bank is going to issue a statement tomorrow (today) on what should be done."
In March last year, BoT which is the banker of banks, ordered all banks to update information of their customers' accounts by mid March this year, she said.
However, financial analysts say that it does not appear that the banks immediately took the matter in letter and spirit.
That is why some started as late as early this year, while others only gave insufficient short notice not even capable of reaching their customers, they said.
"Not much was done last year though they had ample time to do so, it appears. It has always been customary for our institutions to wait until time has passed and then to start rushing in the last minutes. Most banks and customers have been only active in the past few weeks," one of the analysts said.
Following the enactment, by the Government, of the Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2006 and regulations made there under, and issuance of a public notice by the Bank of Tanzania in September 2011, it is a statutory obligation for the banks to obtain and maintain records and detailed particulars of their customers.


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If it weren't already the case that no other city can hold a candle to Barcelona [2], it is now: the European city has begun using wireless LED street lamps — made by Spanish energy giant Endesa [3] — that run on timers and motion detectors. LEDs aren't cheap, but a new study from the University of Pittsburgh found [4] that they offer the best green alternative for cities in a lifecycle analysis. Barcelona expects to see its municipal power bill decline by a third just from the timed LED lights [5].
Streetlights are low-hanging fruit, environmentally speaking. Their design [7] tends to be clunky and they account for a massive chunk of city power bills, even though much of the time their light falls on empty streets. Design improvements and energy savers like motion detectors will also reduce the amount of light that beams skyward, which biologists increasingly say disrupts nocturnal wildlife. Like other fixtures designed to reduce light pollution, the Barcelona street lamps aim their light downward.
One more [8] reason to visit.
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Well, I have my new HD380 Pro's. I have burned them in for around 100hrs and have a further 150hrs of listening on them. I would like to share my thoughts on them in comparison to the HD 280 Pro and ATH-M50s.
They have turned out to be my new day to day use headphone and I am considering selling my ATH-M50 and HD280.
They do exactly what I was hoping for which is:
Have a similar sound signature to the HD280 but much more refined.
Provide deep tight bass - Better so than the ATH-M50 and comparible with the HD280 but more detailed. They are in no way loose and flabby like the ATH -M50. Kick drums really have a nice snap to them. I would say that the bass is slightly exaggerated but not offensively so.
They provide more mid range than the ATH-M50 and less than the HD280 giving vocals and guitars plenty of texture and weight without sounding harsh.
They have less treble than the ATH-M50 and more than the HD280. I find with the ATH-M50 to have the volume set at a comfortable listening level so that the music has sufficient impact the treble is too harsh, turn down the volume and the bass is lacking as are the mids. Treble was always a bit lacking on the HD280.
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I am using Windows XP with SP3 on a Dell Inspiron 1505 laptop that is 2 years old. I am experiencing problem with my Intel Proset wireless adapter. From last couple of days, I need to repair my wireless adapter after very 10 minutes. I get a cross on the wireless icon and could not connect to any wireless profile. I need to repair everytime to make it work.
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The coming days and weeks are going to be crammed full of news, and we are excited to share the first few items of that today. Firstly, we have just released a brand new, much more polished launcher. We hope this will be the final time we have to update it, but either way we are very happy with how the new version has turned out. Everyone will be able to update automatically via patch, so no need to worry about re-downloading the game. To note, some users may need to download the latest version of C++ redistributable.
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I want a refund, i payed for this game, and a week later you stop fricking supporting XP? BULLCRAP, either you give me a refund, or im telling everyone I know that this game SUCKS and have them tell there friends.
richt, as we explained but maybe it did not get here. We have shed our 3rd party launcher software in an attempt to regain XP support but it's still a work in progress. Understand that we lost XP support due to things outside of our control.
We are moving int he direction of getting it back though, it's a bit harder to test because we are still waiting on setting up a machine with XP to test on. Please bare with us.
k, sorry for being so angry within my comment, i just was kinda mad when i figured out, and i dont think before i speak :I
hope it works out, and goood luck developing
Well, I upgraded to windows 7 :D
Refunds are not handled by our team, you need to contact Desura about it. XP support broke during one of the updates, we haven't given up on getting it working again. We can't promise that it will, because it is no longer supported by Microsoft either. All we can do is our best, and hopefully Desura customer service can handle your request smoothly.
Just to note, the steam keys are now all setup!
All you need to do is take the key given to you by desura and put it in steam and it will redeem the game!
(If you dont have the email anymore you can log into arkdrop to see the key)
Any update on steam keys?
Not that it *truly* matters; just curious.
Gonna know more really soon here, had some delays but it will be well worth it in the long run. Hang in there a bit longer!
well i'm pretty sure that everybody else including myself are pretty frustrated with you guys saying that we will be getting our steam key next week and it does not happen
We understand that, very much. It's the primary reason we try to avoid guessing when things will happen. When we said 1 week, that was what we believed would happen. We would never intentionally deceive this community, we take our players' concerns very seriously. When we are able to announce what happened that caused the delay, it will become far more clear to everyone why.
Thank you Thank you thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!! i got my steam key anyways sorry to be rushing you guys not my intention
Hanging in!
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Not really impressed by this so far, I think I might stick with starbound when it comes out soon, since the developers are already almost going to release it soon! This game wasn't much of a bang for your buck and wish I didn't spend the money.
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what is wrong with me??
I am 25 and have been married for 2 yrs. I had been on the pill for about 10 yrs. I have been off the pill for 1 yr and we have activly been TTC for 7 months and nothing is happened. I have used ovulation kits and everything you can think of. is there something wrong me??? I have started the prenatal vitamins and am eating right and still no baby.... Please help me and my husband.
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Is there any other option than abortion, plz read the complete question.I dont want baby.
dear sir/mam, I hv posted another question that I m feeling pain in my nipples when I touch them and also in vagina.I did sex on 10th Nov,six days after my periods.Today is 2nd Dec,My period date is 30 but still there are no symptoms of periods.I dont know what to do.I dont want baby,bcoz still i m not married,and i dont want to disclose this matter also.If i m pregnant then tell me that what should i do to avoid this baby.Is there any other option than Abortion.What are its side effects and risks involved&precautions.Also If i will go through periods this month then there are still chances of pregnancy according to the present symptoms or not?Plz help me.Guide me what should I do,or my life will we spoiled.One more thing,My boyfrnd had used condom but when he beared the condom the outer part of condom was touched with his upper part of penis,his penis was wet at that moment,but he was not ejaculated yet.Plz save my life.guide me wht r the urgent steps i should take.Plz do reply soon..
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When i was 17 i begam pregnant but i knew i wasnt ready for him. I carried him and gave him up for adoption. It was an open adoption and i know it benefitted all of us. Since you decided to enjoy the act you should also take the consequence. There is many loving families out there and it is not a life ruiner but honestly i think it may help you think about this in the future the next time you decide to have sex again. In my opinion i think adoption is a good idea.posted 03/25/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
i just want to encourage you to consider adoption or keeping the baby. it may be hard to see right now, but although this baby will most certainly change your life in so many ways, an abortion would be much more likely to "spoil" it. there is so much emotional trauma to deal with if you go that route. do consider adoption and give your beautiful little baby an opportunity for life.posted 01/14/2008 by c-n-c'smum
I have to recommend not going to planned parenthood, because they offer a skewed view of situations and can even lead you into something you'll regret. If you truly don't want to keep your child, try adoption. It would help you and make the life of your child and those who adopt him/her a good one. If you do see a group like planned parenthood, and prefer not to have an abortion (which I hope because it's dangerous, depressing, and in my mind, cruel) make sure they know that' sn ot the route you want, because it is something they tend to talk you into, as though the kid is some tumor waiting to be removed. I think adoption would be a good route for you, and if I'm not mistaken, you get some financial assistance out of it...some adoptive parents will even take care of you.posted 03/25/2008 by Irishbrwnie
Take a pregnancy test. If you are pregnant, then its too late to decide weather you want to be pregnant or not. You already have a baby in your posession. Abortion (aka killing your baby because you don't want consequences for your actions) is wrong. Please, please carry your baby to term and then give it up for adoption. Don't make your baby pay for your actions.posted 03/25/2008 by mellymommaof4
The first thing I will tell you to do is pray. God has a plan and reason for everything that happens in your life whether you expect it or not. He does listen and he will answer you. Second, I suggest having the child adopted by a loving family, like my parents for instance, my Mom and her husband have been trying to get pregnant for 4 yrs. now and due to the fact that my Mom has been diagnosed with a lot of medical problems are not going to be fortunate enough to have their own. They will get to enjoy the blessing of my child but I know it is not the same. May God lead you and guide you to the answers you seem to desperately need, God bless you,sister and I pray you make the RIGHT decision.posted 03/17/2011 by kaylabaird15
Saying "abortion is wrong" is not anyone's call to make except the pregnant woman's. We have a right to choose. Although I don't support frivilous abortions, I DO support a woman's right to choose.posted 01/31/2011 by jesselynn666
I have to say I agree you do what you think is best and what you can live with but their are a lot of families including mine who are willing to adopt and would do anything for a baby!posted 03/01/2011 by AmandaKnicley
Im 16 and pregnant.. Besides abortion, adoption is an option. Many agencies do open adoptions. That way you can meet the family you are giving your baby up to and even include them in your pregnancy as it progresses. That way you can get to know them and find out what kind of people they are. Its a nice way to give someone a beautiful gift and allow your life to go on as normal post pregnancyposted 08/12/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
im a young mommy myself im17 weeks and was going to get a abortion but whyposted 06/02/2010 by Nuee mommy
You should take a pregnancy test to find out if you really are before freaking out. Planned Parenthood would be the place to go for information and you will know that it won't get out. Alternatives to abortion are adoption or just keep it! Of course that would be hard and it would change your life forever, and in the end its all up to you. But make sureyou are prego b4 you stress too much.posted 12/07/2007 by J.M.K.M.
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Shortly after the success of Star Trek, the 2009 reboot of the widely popular sci-fi franchise, Paramount scheduled a June 29, 2012, release date for Star Trek 2 (working title) despite lacking a script and a commitment to return from director J.J. Abrams.
In July, Paramount finally gave the release date to G.I. Joe: Retaliation, pushing Star Trek 2 into a date to be determined. THR reports the sequel could arrive as soon as 2013, according to a quarterly conference call with Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman, who also mentioned that Abrams was "focused on developing the next installment of our Star Trek franchise."
Dauman also revealed Paramount is "developing ideas for Paranormal Activity 4" and Transformers 4, which shouldn't be any surprise considering how hugely successful the third installments of each franchise were. Transformers: Dark of the Moon earned over a billion dollars worldwide, while Paranormal Activity 3 had the best opening weekend ever for a horror flick and has grossed $183 million worldwide so far.
Transformers director Michael Bay has denied reports that he is involved in talks for a fourth installment, as was reported in October. Reportedly, the fourth and fifth installments could be shot back-to-back, though, clearly, nothing is confirmed yet.
What a fourth Paranormal Activity movie would be about is unknown, though ScreenRant speculates that it will answer some of the franchise's unanswered questions. What we can be sure about is that it will follow the "found footage" style of the previous installments and involve a vindictive spirit that haunts a young family.


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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
The Moniteau County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) announced that new a new piece of prescribed fire equipment is available for the use of landowners and communities in Moniteau, Cooper and Cole Counties.
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Man stabbed when he intervenes in argument near Belle
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- A man was stabbed late Friday during an argument near Belle.
Cpl. Brian Humphreys of the Kanawha County Sheriff's Department said a man and a woman got into an argument at a party in the Witcher Creek area. When another man tried to intervene, he was stabbed, Humphreys said.
He said staff members at CAMC General Hospital reported the incident to police when the man was brought to the hospital for treatment. Authorities have not released the man's name. Humphreys said his wounds do not appear to be life-threatening.


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Sarah Anne Lloyd, 2011.
(TV Dinner is a new weekly column that will attempt to feature the most notable take-out joints in Seattle and seek out a television show that, for better or for worse, corresponds closely with the brown bagged meal. Aimed at the blog-reading shut-ins or the perpetually exhausted amongst our dear readers, TV Dinner will hopefully serve those who want to experience the most delicious and eclectic tastes of our fair city without having to deal with all of that bothersome "atmosphere.")
The Night-In: The French Quarter Sampler (Jambalaya, Crawfish Pie, Shrimp Gumbo, Salad) with Bread Pudding and Fried Alligator from Marcela's Creole Cookery to be eaten in front of HBO's Treme.
The Cuisine: Marcela's Creole Cookery rests on Yesler Way and James Street, beckoning tourists and locals alike just off Pioneer Square proper with New Orleans jazz standards piped out into the streets. I have to say I admired the restaurant before I had any idea what they served, if only for the fact that, if only for a few hours a day, the Square now had a soundtrack that wasn't just ambulance sirens or droning Led Zeppelin covers emanating from the J&M Cafe. If that weren't enough, the man behind the counter was so wonderfully accommodating throughout taking my order that I almost felt bad hoarding all his delicious food back to my dreary loft. Almost.
The gumbo was of potent, tangy stock and brought out a really great tenderness to the abundant shrimp, but the real guts of the French Quarter Sampler lied in the sausage jambalaya and crawfish pie. I couldn't get very far into the bitter crust and chewy crawfish filling, but I think that might have mostly been because of the rich jambalaya gutbomb that made me feel positively brimming with spicy rice and sausage upon only finishing half of my serving. I even came back to the leftovers a few hours later and experienced the same immediate fullness -- and that wasn't even the entire spread.
The fried alligator chunks had a perfect bite to them, served with remoulade and cocktail sauce for my dipping pleasure, making me wonder how I could ever go back to boring old chicken tenders or clam strips. Even the relatively paltry starter looking salad had a hearty backbone from its sharp and chunky bleu cheese dressing. Finally, the bread pudding powered through its reputation as one of the best in Seattle, offering a consistent firmness down to the last buttery, whiskey sauce-laden bite. I immediately knew that this had been a great choice to start the column, as I couldn't possibly conceive of my body being able to do anything after that meal besides give out in front of a television.
The Entertainment: Treme is one of HBO's latest entries in an increasingly prolific wealth of amazing television dramas. David Simon, who you might also know from producing the nigh-universally acclaimed The Wire, brings his mastery of ensemble-driven storylines to the titular New Orleans neighborhood after the cataclysmic fallout from Hurricane Katrina.
While the decision to set The Wire in Baltimore was intended towards presenting a more general vision of America inner-city life as opposed to a neighborhood as iconic and storied as New York City or Detroit, Treme is distinctly New Orleans from beginning to end, even when its characters wander out of city limits. Episodes and character arcs are positively loaded with references to native food, music and tradition that will come as a little esoteric to most anyone who isn't closely familiar with the city, treating the city's more mainstream fixtures like "When The Saints Go Marching In" and Bourbon Street with palpable annoyance. Despite Treme hitting the ground running with The Big Easy's seemingly inexhaustible body of customs, there are no shortage of helpful locals online to hold your hand through the visual narrative.
What should immediately jump out at the viewer is how Treme is one of those delightfully rare shows that's nearly impossible to watch without being righteously outraged. I don't mean that in the broader, more nihilistic sense of a show like Jerseylicious or Real Housewives of Wherever that causes one to lose any hope or even interest in the fate of the human race -- but one that sets fires under the asses of involved viewers as efficiently as a pyro with lapsing property insurance. Whether it's raging against the federal government's outrageously insufficent response to the crumbling city's infrastructure, showing more unsettlingly personal destructive forces within the tightknit community or detailing random acts of tragedy that have no conceivable scapegoat, Treme covers a wide, infuriating spectrum in a fair, articulate, and always compelling manner.
However, true to the indomitable spirit of New Orleans, the show never gets too bogged down with self-indulgent rants or pity parties, and is never hesitant to bookend moments of extreme duress with animated celebrations in the city's battered streets, businesses and homes. The soulful music of New Orleans is kept central throughout the entire series, no matter how dire the surrounding events. The series' conflicts follow suit, keeping careful to have victories as pithy as paying a water bill or stealing back a consigned jazz album put into enough emotional detail for audiences to perk up and follow along with more vigor than vinegar.
Of course, Treme's vivid reproductions, bewitching soundtrack and poignant character arcs might fall flat if not for the strong performances by the likes of John Goodman at his most oafishly erudite, the mindbogglingly underutilized simmering outrage of Khandi Alexander and Steve Zahn as a slightly more stoned version of Steve Zahn (whose musical talent is utilized in far greater stride here than a mercifully brief Neil Diamond impersonation in 2000's Saving Silverman). The depth of the show's many characters never rests on being based on victims of a disaster still tender in most viewers' memories, which is crucial for audiences to actually care about these people rather than just feeling sorry for them.
While a certain short-sighted critical element doubted that Treme could sustain itself as it got further and further away from the 2005 disaster, the show's second season is perhaps even tighter and more addictive than its first. In a well-publicized coup for the show's writing staff, foodie demi-god Anthony Bourdain was brought in to provide story insight into the new episodes' foray into the New York restaurant scene. The introduction of opportunistic, out-of-town developers (who just HAVE to be slimy, come on) and a closer, more sympathetic focus on the officers of NOPD also promise to provide more depth and tension as the people of New Orleans grapple with exactly whose vision of the city should be rebuilt.
The Pairing: Treme's cast is a group of far-from-perfect people in a far-from-perfect situation. As HBO continues to bring out high concept longform dramas that take place in the bullet-riddled boardwalks of Prohibition-era New Jersey or towering fantasy worlds wrack with swordplay and ghouls, Treme's relentlessly current battles with finding identity and doing whatever it takes to preserve it come as a breath of fresh air amongst most of our media's attempts to escape it at all costs.
Similarly, Marcela's doesn't back down from strong seasonings and exotic proteins just to play nice with a more sensitive palate. You might not like crawfish after a belt-busting round at the Creole Cookery, but I have a good feeling you'll at least respect it. There's just a lot of great new tastes here you're simply not going to be able to find in your average timidly cajun-themed restaurant's one-note jambalyas or neutered gumbos.
It's perhaps naive to say there is any meaningful understanding that can be gained of New Orleans and its natives by propping yourself in front of a screen and chowing down, and downright criminal to insinuate any understanding for the totality of the destruction left in Katrina's wake. However, between David Simon's blistering hot setpieces and Marcela's heavenly bread pudding, this crash course beats the hell out of anything you're likely to get out of a textbook.


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FCLC Alumni Return for Reunion, with New Building as Backdrop
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The annual reunion for Fordham College at Lincoln Center took place June 6 against a backdrop that signified the restless growth of the college over the past century: a new 22-story campus building that is on the cusp of opening to students.
"There's so much happening, there's so much excitement on this campus, and a large part of that excitement you can see if you just turn around," said Robert R. Grimes, S.J., dean of the college, in remarks to alumni at Robert Moses Plaza, across from the new building.
The new structure, including undergraduate housing and a new facility for Fordham Law School, was one of several achievements that Father Grimes described at the event—blessed with balmy weather—that drew more than 550 alumni and guests to the Lincoln Center campus.
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FCLC Reunion attendees pose against a backdrop of the newest addition to Fordham: the Law School.
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"There are so many things to be proud of at Fordham College at Lincoln Center," Father Grimes said, including students' prestigious fellowship awards, the mock trial team's strong performance in regional competition, and "award after award" won by the college's student newspaper,
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Two members of the college's board of advisors presented Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham, with a $1.65 million check representing this year's alumni donations.
"I want to thank you for coming home. It is always a great grace and an honor to have you back," Father McShane told the alumni.
The new structure was particularly impressive to alumni who hadn't visited for a few years.
From L to R, Father Grimes, Jacqueline Comesanas, FCLC '83,
of the FCLC board of advisors,
Delia Peters, FCLC '85, chair of FCLC's board of advisors, and Father McShane.
"Seeing the new building is incredible," said Justin Brennan, FCLC '01, a communications consultant in Washington, D.C., who was glad to see the project maintained the campus's green space. His classmate, Joel Johnstone, FCLC '01, said "it's a little surreal" to see the change.
"I just can't believe the progress they've made with the campus," said
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Among the alumni was Beatrice Jane Maher, UGE '45, who remembered the college's more modest quarters at the Woolworth Building and at 302 Broadway, two places where Fordham made its home in Manhattan before moving to Lincoln Center in 1968.
She belonged to a close-knit class of 35 students, all female. "I loved it. I really did," she said. "My mother, God bless her, she chose the college. She said, 'You're going to Fordham, and that's it.'"
The reunion included a few enrichment events. George Drance, S.J., artist in residence in the theatre department, performed part of his new one-person show, *mark, which presents the
Gospel of Mark
through the eyes of a street artist.
Meanwhile, psychology and urban studies professor Harold Takooshian, Ph.D., delivered a talk—"Urban Studies Across Nations"—that included some findings about city life that may seem counterintuitive.
"Friendship thrives in the city," since population density brings people into contact with more acquaintances, he said. While people in rural areas tend to care about each other more than they do in cities, he said, New York has moved more in that direction since the Sept. 11 attacks, becoming friendlier.
"Cities themselves are changing, just as human beings are changing," he said.
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Anyone who read Tony Dungy's book "Quiet Strength" knows that he doesn't consider coaching professional football his life purpose. His mission, ultimately, is to lead boys and young men who are not dressed in helmets and shoulder pads. I was not surprised by his retirement from the Indianpolis Colts today.
Dungy is a man who gets it, who understands that ultimately his life and legacy is not about wins and losses, but how many young people's lives he can enrich, how many wayward souls he can save..
Being the first African American head coach to win a Super Bowl gives him a platform and cache that few trying to counsel young men have.
Dungy is a winner, though he has suffered painful, public setbacks, including the suicide of his son a few years ago.
Dungy would be the first to say that a man is measured not by how he acts in victory, but how he overcomes after defeat-- and who he has helped along the way.
I suspect we have not seen or heard the last from retired coach Dungy.


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San Francisco Opera presents the Company premiere of Gaetano Donizetti's LUCREZIA BORGIA at the War Memorial Opera House. Opening on Friday, September 23rd with six subsequent performances through October 11th, Donizetti's bel canto masterpiece features legendary soprano Renée Fleming in the title role. Production designer and director John Pascoe makes his San Francisco Opera directorial debut with this production, and conductor Riccardo Frizza makes his Company debut leading the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus.
7 Performances: September 23rd through October 11th
RENÉE FLEMING — As "Lucrezia Borgia"
Renée Fleming, one of the most acclaimed sopranos and celebrated musical ambassadors of our time, returns to San Francisco Opera to appear as the femme fatale known for her ruthless pursuit of power and facile agility with poison rings. It is composer Donizetti who gives her poignant vulnerability in the moment she faces her long-lost son. Ms Fleming last appeared with the Company in 2004 when she presented a season-opening gala concert with the San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus. She made her San Francisco Opera debut in 1991 as "Countess Almaviva" in Le Nozze di Figaro and has since appeared with the Company in the title roles of Rusalka and Louise, as the "Marschallin" in Der Rosenkavalier and as "Salomé" in Hérodiade. She created the roles of "Madame de Tourvel" in Susa's The Dangerous Liaisons and "Blanche DuBois" in Previn's A Streetcar Named Desire—two of San Francisco Opera's many world premiere commissions. A three-time Grammy Award winner, Fleming will perform this season with the Metropolitan Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestra, the Staatskapelle Dresden and the Berlin Philharmonic, and more.
A grand prize winner of the 2007 Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Michael Fabiano makes his San Francisco Opera debut as "Gennaro", a role he recently performed at English National Opera. Known to many through his role on the Metropolitan Opera's 2009 documentary The Audition, Fabiano's recent engagements include the "Duke of Mantua" in Rigoletto at the Dresden Semperoper and English National Opera; "Edgardo" in Lucia di Lammermoor with Vancouver Opera and at the ABAO in Bilbao; "Rodolfo" (La Bohème) with the Deutsche Oper Berlin and Limoges Opera; and "Rinuccio" in Gianni Schicchi at Milan's Teatro alla Scala and Greek National Opera.
Elizabeth DeShong, Mezzo-soprano, appears as "Maffio Orsini", a role she recently debuted at English National Opera with Michael Fabiano. DeShong made her San Francisco Opera debut as "the Page" in Salome and her other recent credits include "Hänsel" in Hänsel und Gretel and "Kitchen Girl" in Rusalka at the Glyndebourne Festival; the title role of La Cenerentola with Toronto's Canadian Opera Company; and "Hermia" in A Midsummer Night's Dream with Lyric Opera of Chicago and Canadian Opera Company.
Vitalij Kowaljow — Elizabeth DeShong — Michael Fabiano
Vitalij Kowaljow, Bass, returns to San Francisco Opera as "Alfonso d'Este", following past performances with the Company as "Sparafucile" in Rigoletto,"Jacopo Fiesco" in Simon Boccanegra and "Pimen" in Boris Godunov. Kowaljow's impressive repertoire spans more than forty-five roles including "Philip II" in Don Carlos, "Banquo" in Macbeth, "Ramfis" in Aïda, "Padre Guardiano" in La Forza del Destino and the title role of Attila. Recent engagements include "Wotan" and the "Wanderer" in Der Ring des Nibelungen with Los Angeles Opera; "Wotan" in Die Walküre at Milan's La Scala and "Gremin" in Eugene Onegin with Lyric Opera of Chicago.
This Washington National Opera production, created for Renée Fleming in 2008, was designed and is directed by John Pascoe, in his Company directorial debut. A native of England, Pascoe made his U.S. debut with San Francisco Opera as the set designer for Giulio Cesare in 1982 and returned to the Company as the set designer for Anna Bolena (1984, 1995) and Orlando (1985, 2000). Pascoe has previously directed and designed productions that have been seen at most of the world's major opera houses, including San Francisco Opera; the Royal Opera, Covent Garden; the Metropolitan Opera; English National Opera; Lyric Opera of Chicago; Houston Grand Opera; Los Angeles Opera and Washington National Opera.
Italian conductor Riccardo Frizza makes his San Francisco Opera debut with this production. He has previously led productions of many of Donizetti's best-known works, including La Fille du Régiment in Houston, Washington and Geneva; L'Elisir d'Amore in Amsterdam and Piacenza; Anna Bolena in Dresden; and Maria Stuarda in Rome and Macerata. Upcoming engagements include L'Elisir d'Amore in Dresden.
GAETANO DONIZETTI and LUCREZIA BORGIA
Sung in Italian with English supertitles, the seven performances of Lucrezia Borgia are scheduled for September 23 (8 p.m.), September 26 (7:30 p.m.), September 29 (7:30 p.m.), October 2 (2 p.m.), October 5 (7:30 p.m.), October 8 (8 p.m.), and October 11 (8 p.m.), 2011.
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