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After nearly 14 years in the greater metro, Neil Gaiman has us sussed. "Minneapolis isn't so small that everyone knows everyone else," he says, settling into an old stenographer's chair in the back room of Dreamhaven Books, where several stacks of volumes wait for his autograph. "But you don't have to be here long to realize that everyone in theater knows everyone in theater, the writers know all the other writers, everybody used to be musicians--and they've all had sex with each other." Clad in his usual head-to-toe black, his rock star coif showing the faintest trace of gray, the 45-year-old writer faces a busy autumn, anchored by U.S. and U.K. signing tours in support of the newly published trans-dimensional comedy of manners, The Anansi Boys.
The new work features a crucial cameo from Mr. Nancy, the dandyish human manifestation of West African trickster god Anansi who first appeared in 2001's American Gods. Otherwise, however, Anansi has little in common with its predecessor. "American Gods was meant to make people think," he says, taking a sip of tea, "and to be a road trip, a long wild ride. And you're supposed to come out of it thinking, 'Oh my God, that's over and I'm not the same person I was when I started reading that book.' With Anansi Boys, I'm perfectly happy if you're exactly the same person you were when you started it. I just want you to get that feeling you get coming out of a great Shakespeare comedy or whatever, feeling the world is right and things have worked out as they were meant to." Gaiman isn't exactly the person he was when he started writing the book in 2003, after a meningitis attack led him to recuperate at friend's home in Florida. He's been seeing a personal trainer in preparation for the U.S. reading and signing tour that ends at the Mall of America on October 10. "It's not the hours that get to you," he says, "but the simple fact of signing your name for six hours straight. I find myself drawing, adding little doodles, which people think is really nice of me. They don't realize that I'm just trying to introduce a little variety into the routine, to keep my muscles from cramping up." Neither tours nor Mirrormask, the new film scripted by Gaiman and directed by long-time collaborator Dave McKean, can stop the fabulist from dwelling in the future. After finishing at Camp Snoopy (he also plans to read at Dreamhaven after he gets back from England), Gaiman will spend a few days with his family before rushing off to the set of Robert Zemeckis' Beowulf, for which he co-wrote the script. "I'm allowed to say that it has Anthony Hopkins, Ray Winstone, Crispin Glover, Robin Wright Penn, Brendan Gleason," he says. "I'm not allowed to say any of the other people until their names get leaked from other sources. Beowulfis scheduled for 2007 release, as are two other page-to-screen projects--Death, an adaptation of his Sandman comic, and Coraline, based on his like-titled children's book. "2007 is going to look a lot like now. You won't be able to move without bumping into a fucking Neil Gaiman movie and people will think I was incredibly busy in early 2007. In actual fact, it's nine years worth of stuff coincidentally all coming out at the same time."
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First they came for the drones.
No, not the unmanned kind that kill strangers from a safe distance, but the sort who sit in meeting rooms and repeat slogans until they absorb the proper way of thinking.
Thanks to Judicial Watch, the conservative-leaning watchdog group, and The Daily Caller, we recently have learned about the U.S. Department of Agriculture's magical diversity training programs, i.e. "professional development opportunities," wherein employees learn how they ought really to "think" about things. Lessons include such angst-inspiring tropes as the U.S. has destroyed other nations, we all commit sins of discrimination, and America should repent and stop being so proud of itself.
More or less.
One does not have to be a flag-waving, über-patriot to find this sort of mind-training repugnant.
The sessions recently highlighted are not new. Most corporate employees — and nearly all American students — have been exposed to this wee-minded busyness. More than a decade ago, I wrote that the demise of newspapers was owing more to the human resources department than to the explosion of the Internet. The "tidy-desk memo mentality" of management bean-counters began killing newspapers long before pajama-clad bloggers began mastering hyperlinks.
Once you kill the spirit, the rest is a matter of decomposition.
Exhibit A this go-round is sensitivity trainer Samuel Betances of Souder, Betances and Associates, who appears in clips culled from a 31/2-hour "Cultural Sensitivity Training" session that have been featured prominently in conservative media in recent days. As detailed by Caroline May at The Daily Caller, Betances leads a group through a process of self-enlightenment. (See sarcasm note above.)
"I want you to say 'if we work for a federal agency.' Say that. (Audience repeats) 'We have discriminated in the past.' (Audience repeats) Say 'every federal agency,' (Audience repeats) 'has discriminated against African-Americans,' (Audience repeats) 'Hispanics,' (Audience repeats) 'Native American Indians,' (Audience repeats) 'and other groups' (Audience repeats)," Betances preaches.
In other clips, Betances regales his audience with a little history lesson. Not only did the U.S. steal the lands that are increasingly being populated by illegal immigrants (Texas, California, Arizona) — hence, implicitly, they have a right to re-occupy — but America's founding fathers took their governing cues from Native Americans. Oh, and they stole their symbol — the bald eagle — too.
Well, gosh, I feel so bad about all this that I'd like to cede the lower U.S. to Mexico and adopt the chicken as the national symbol.
Emotional extortion
There's no end to the ways by which nations can make recompense to those whose fates were altered by history. Shouldn't we all just pack up and return whence we came?
This is, of course, emotional extortion designed to engineer behavior while enriching people who have invented an industry around the notion that people can be numbed into niceness and, therefore, more easily managed. It is helpful to recall that drones are also stingless bees.
There was a time when such lessons, otherwise known as manners, were taught in every American home. Said homes were not privileged in most cases but they were occupied by a mother and father who, though they perhaps did not adore each other every waking moment, were at least committed to the mutual task of rearing thoughtful, well-behaved children.
Sensitivity training, alas, is one of the many legacies of our sundering of the family, which has led necessarily to greater dependence on third parties to instruct and order. We are unlikely to hear much about that in the next government diversity seminar and, soon enough, there will be none left to recognize that there is something wrong with this picture.


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Issue date: Sunday, September 2, 1888
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Saturday, September 1, 1888
Next edition: Monday, September 3, 1888
Publication name: Morning Oregonian
Location: Portland, Oregon
Pages available: 41,718
Years available: 1861 - 1890Learn more about this publication
Morning Oregonian (Newspaper) - September 2, 1888, Portland, Oregon
b-v" -L..: has coDtribnted to Tjp- rooro than halt age. oufcotfcwdte of the eaoDgt It recalls other ana pa- of a note recent'oatc, aid in the nteraofy bt people -of generation. Among these are 'lino of Henry Faxon and familiarly called is, bat If yen want gee oar v BARGAINS toys' Sammer Suits j l OREGON. STJ5TDAY MOlKNIHia, 2, 1888. 711 PRICE TICK CUNTS. Vonnd re- rt soldier da he had tBis'dnyas rttm went, away too soon for the gopdflt tht, work, and bimselJ, flfn WBCOTEBEB OF DESSIS KKABSEY. was a brilliant Bohemian, who? for nooses, and who pro. world-wide rep- Among tbe.m "Balsfon and'the "Cardiff The strange, and varied, dareerpt poor Ituli end- ed; in San, Francisco in 1880.' He was then employed as a reporter on the Oattfarma and one nigh t-wjute waiting at the office of UIB chief of police for a piece of news, he Was suddenly taken ill arid died during ihe night. In one sense Hofl was the discoverer of Uenms Keurnev, the famous sand lot agi- tator and leader of the stint cvloltu of that place and time. Hull one day hoard Kear- ney, who was then A drayman, haranguing an. the lovee on the Chinese question STOBI OF A, FUE TRADER. PfBSE onr JOSS'S 00 toflB.OOeMb. 1 Double the f rice iAR .SALE! f Bennlnetble JTettoa before the War, afid went to toward the latter'part of the war, 4be service, fUOuf-snd filtte were all dtselples'of the art, TJiiicb is generally associated witn innocent sort, of devil hejs, whose greatest fault is; thAl no carries away on ila fux and bands -f, of {he Courier, before Tjts ________ with the- Journoi, anil whom. I ntwr as feeing nbtonly 4 brillfan t pottt, But possessed of n cbeerlncss of l. so to t which __ it, fcly brdupht tue appearance of a dts- Moses and wrote speeches for him, which Kearney.madclunreelf acquainted with, and from the end of his dray ho went to dry goods boxes f farther up town; and eventually to the sand tote, whore a -vast mob followed .him with the cry, "The and of Kearney in the JEasJ this mob burned luelVclBc Mall Com- pany's 3ocks, mobbed Chinese in 1814. A Tirfllhig ana Bomaatio Adveatora at Tribal (Matting oa the Yakima-A For- tunate Eaoape. Those whe havo read Washington Irving's "Astoria" will remember that when news of war belWeen the United Statas and Greut Britain reached Astoria thb persons in charge- of-the Astor Fur Company, sold oat lo thi Northwest Fur Company, to avoid: cap- tare of that place by the British My story begins 'in 18U, almost throe-quarters of a century ago, soon after the Astor Company Was transferred, and its. chief character is one Alexander Ross, whejBlaa leading man inJtho-new company. Mrr'SKoss had charge of la station on the headwaters of the Colura- what is now called iach there he had to three hundred miles, almost due east, then north, to where the river is obstructed, then several hundred miles further north by land. He carried down .to Astoria all the rich furs he bad bought of the Indians, or that bis men had caught, and was returning early in the fal) with boats loaded with all manner of supplies. Mr. Ross found be WAS short ot pack horses and determined to go Into Yakima valley, which lay west one hundred milos-of where be quit theriver. AN INBIAH OATHEEIXO PtACK. Friendly Indians sent messengers to over- take and worn him that the Yakimas had bad hearts and were hostile; but be was not going to every possible direction. The con- stant cry was Deliver ttp the horses I" There was gambltog.scarp-dairding, laughing flying, horses neighing, chained bears, tied wolves, all Wore grunting and growling. To complete the confusion the was dark. I made: the chiof a preaeEfof the Bmlg speech and began to made more was needed. 'v- SA FB AT LAST. It was after midnight and ,'jfhey traversed in that time miles and .mileSvot streets and alleys, before the chief-gofrJsBoss and his hundred horses together, fflion It was al- most impossible to get amrj'oii account of the jseimg crowd of them. Fiimllyt.be chief nnd a chosen fim- formed a body-guard and fnade a rush of mile after mile on the sage plain before they left the bowling crowd behind. Actually freed from them all they long breaths and returned fervent henven for tbeir wonderful and so providential escape. When they reached tho Columbia and got to a stream putting intp it west, they found the two iudian Baiting, there for them with a canoe to ferry; them across. They had reached there 'over an hour before their husbands came out of the great Yakima tho dusk of evening they found horses browsing at tho foot of tlie mountains Selecting two that were gentle tbey mounted and roue over the mountains, spending three "days in them without fireor food They we-ft brave women and the escape of all the coirpany was one of the marvels ot Indian A. 0 THE 1JOJP.GS OF WOIKEN POI.K. Wlilt 1C Costs Olrl to to SECRET OF A PRETTY HAND. folder. He looked at it and be I'Now, look here, Mr. Heron-Allen, I am a plain man and I told yon (bat, to spite of this business of yours, yoii are a gentleman, and shrewd at f. was, of 'course, delighted to this, and doubtless, showed itln the expression of my face. trades us, and of big1 bargains. lunp stiU oersncker Coats left wita plcjt helves arms concealed lit the city and overawed and subdued the Jnob afraid, and pushed on with a young man Of tnatsaad lot crowd none came out named Thomas McKav and two Canadians wita anyWpfe to show for itexcepi Kearney He of thei a nfkr_______ Angeles conrily, when he sudc Tbls'is the time of year wbien ambitions giris in different parts of country are the costs of a college education, Fortuqately for them the scab) of expendi- ture in the colleges open to women has not risen high enough to niakertho most eco> nomicaldaiusol uncomfortable among her JttiotftbatWasBerrenuial soto gneak. snow lor and their Indian In all. YaHma nomical oamsei nncomioriawe among her vroSatSuK haTwhioli looked He fWerlttf tauto a stump-speaking tour valley was a famous gathering place for tie classmates. without ex- baSy wtoppffd by Indian tribes who liVed far aid near. A cention, the standards of draft to the girl's fa Bante Ana, Jxiis sweet bulbous root, called comas, grows college are simple, and, monrihan that, tho uia A ftfrttloer l.n _ i. K.IUITO nmninn iifKrt wiv How a Young Lady was Saved from an Unhappy Marriage. of a Clever BOM of an Angry Parent and IU Storeta of the Nitw Yonrc, Aug. the time that I placed myself at- the disposal of any- One who hatl leisure and money to study the science of cbeirosophy, I was often greeted with the question: "But do all these women woo confe to yon believe implicitly every- thing you tell To this query'j replied, then as now Yes; and not only the womeu, bnt ihe men, and this WAS the thing that sur- prised me as much as anything connected with my cheirosophic experiences. My roost serious adherents have always been men and it Is true that, more women than men used to interview me on tbe subject, but -whereas, the majority of women came simply to be amused Ihe men came always to a spirit of skeptical inquiry, and from niy conversa- tions with my masculine clients I used, as a rule, to learn certainly as much as I taught. As I made a point ol never "talking in but ol always saying what I knew to be the interpretations of the forma of hands presented to me, my clients used to believe, naturally, what their inner consciousness would not allow them to doubt, though many ladies declared that I did not go half far enough on the subjects of marriage and similar futurities which ore tho stock to trade of tbe dollar gypsy. During the eight years that have elapsed since I took up actively and practically the science of cheirosopby, I need hardly say that many strange and Weird incidents have occurred as the immediate outcome of my some mischief together, for she is pledged elsewhere-and tnust''hot break her-vows. Now, when lie comes again, tell him that he is betraying a young and trusting heart, and that lie is laying Tip a store'of misery, -of so- cial infamy for himself, that UnlessTio cuts Htc connection', he is irretriev- ably ruined; in a word, pile it on as Kot as yojn can. Be quioU don't onewer me yet; Uien I'll work it with my girl; sheshallcome USE Fair Maids Vbo Enjoy H in tie Xontk of flsptembfli. Keorentloo at tki BviiMsr Bht PadOlM Owfe Ouw, OfUnr a Toaag Jtu DOM it Nsw YORK, Aug. la Saturday after- noon. The flodd tide is running taSm an hour The BUD is bright, but there U brisk little wind which keeps the Hudson water dancing. The swell from a steameria mid-river sets the broad float moored off bokthouse at the .foot ol a street In the o and here he gave me a description hundred fifties bobbing and cjutsiring in u appearance graceful o iBmbeitojt object can. A young fellow In white flannel duck knickerbockers and white yacbUngctp "You must tell her the same kind of thing, onlj more say that the man on whom she is -wasting her affection is a blackguard s involv that she is by her thoughtless actions involv- ing a household In rnln and dragging a noble name in the fejy and Bryn Mawr do not vary great j> fr6m these figures. Five hundred dolliin'wonld repre- sent the average yearly expenditure of no email proportion Of i'; students in Eastern schools. Six hundlkd dollars is a liberal and jNDre than luxu- rious. The largest same hardly rise above the president of Harvard deemed comfort and pence of. mind at Boston University, of acbools, has no dormitory stttem, and girl students from a distance eSrelse no small togenulty m housing and feeing themselves without overweening board -Jls. -Four dol- lars week, when of them find it possible to life for, oM4tl for thirty- seven weeks in the city., AH for tut- don for- booksf and Inci- dentals, and a year's schooling is provided Sdme oT the conntry; colleges, while giving be'reconnted a substantial education, treat thepocketboolc violating the confidence of those whom with- great leniency. St. tawreoce UniVer- principally concerns, sity, In the northern part ol New York, for instancy, tutors young women as well as men for ?40 a year, and the ton nspeople take them to their hearts and their beet guest chambers for 50 a week. Education there still costs substantially what it used to at the older schools in the pioneer days. To work one's way through collecennaided Is a hard? task, but now and then accom- plished by sturdy jsirl. A nelte, not sturdy, bnt fragile loosing, gradu- ated, from Boston University a few years ago by finding a situation as waitress in a res- taurant, wearing tbe white apron daring the raghnours at morning and nlgh.t and-to vacation season the day through. To save of my fife, yon will leave (his room and never inflict your presence upon me again." I opened- ine door. He ex- postulate, and 1 said: "I nSk It as a favor that-yon Wffl go, for a more audacious prop- ositipu has never been made to The memory of ibis visitor, like that of so many others, was driven in turn from my mind, and the next event woicb Thsve con- nected with this little 'drama took place on the following day My manager, who came to see me to the morning, said. "By-the-by, called on me yesterday and made an. to see. yon.; she name and she Witts very closely veflBdV eo I gave her a card filled up for 'Mils Blank, 'uid it yon. have {he transcript madoot your description slapped fairly to the girl's as tbe dives Into curling wave, There is a small black Boat It is a detective camera for river photography. The canoetog couple have forgotten It No, they are coming back- again to take it In. The girl's abonlders and arms are drenched and thare is a water drop running off Up of her nose. Does 'cart? ta Is wearing ji blou-e and mkort skirt of dark blue jersey cloth Witt girdle round her Waist and a wWte cord roaqd tbe felt slouch hat on Tier head. tojt rubber-soled shoes to cbamota teat her. minnteaof sunshine and smooth wiO dry her off- and leave notatraoTof Hte river's kiwes behind. Caret .Itwooldnot the troth of fcas been claimed foi1 it, namely, that in the shapes of the -hands and upon their palms not only are the mefftal capacities and intellectual faculties clearly denoted; but even the events of life, past, present and future are written as if with a pen to indelible characters, and may be read like an" open book by ttie expert to cheittMC- phy. Ills, therefore, obvious that juatos the relation existing between doctor and pa- tient would inevitably come to grief if any- thing should arise to ahake the confidence of the patient iq and discretion of the doctor, fcnd' wist as the con- fessional would defeat its own object were anything to stgfSsttothe penitent a possi- bility of fracture of the seal placed upon the lips of the confessor, so the cneirosophist be- comes the hermetically closed repository of many a strange' mystery. The 'Book of my experiences, therefore, wilt never be-written, but now and then there have occarred inci- dents in my experiences which, dealing with variety of persons arid recurring to her." So many people consulted me to this mys- terious manner that I had ceased to look upon such occasions as dramatic episodes, and accordtogly, wben-an appointinent card was presented to me in tbe afternoon, the name "Hiss I did npt.give overboard. froni March u> and know) evwy mood of the .Hudson as ihe knows the law of her mother. Onoa againfbepaddleadip on one side, on tfao other. The canoe il tossing Uke a ship In oUdatrnam. Eat the float is not rffitr nbre ist ol City and Suburb- .and unimproved; good speculative 3o well to call i before Build I" Z. SALE. tk n4 If con. cable nUlroad. t por- H: kjtcbeti, b4th room. tfloor: bed- briCK cellar. Oirra tf nod W1U beaoM very reawn- quire of rOKTLAMB OBEOON 63 Tblrd. MARKET. co., and wrote a page ahoathis visit in the we, and aava'ns or the schools of Europe over to see tte wonder, but one fine e nggiog brrAe and the Silver Inno floaMd; to the surface an exploded J6 had hod Its effect, however, for the a- bouzuifal harvest nhile ave4 properly. Tnz awsKOitt. i another evidence of Faxon's disposl- 1 to help people ont of distress, this fact A clrcria La4 stranded, to Buffalo, lae> to all unrrtt- jTBJr iKduondult I POULTRY A GAMK- ftty 4 i C'ALU Unpaid the Faxon becBmeaeqvtalBttil wKb spring np and she was compelled to bring an infringement suit, when the de- fendants broke her patent by putting ber own husband on the stand and compelling him to testify that--he .-had seen his wife wearing her.tovention four years before the patent was taken out. This the court con- strued to be'public use' witliin the meaning of Ithe'Statnte, .which prescribes that a patent upbn-nn article in -publio nse more' than two years is invalid. The defendants -won, the pateut.became.ptiblic property and the bot- tom of-that gold mine was reached. "Of course, a great jnanrpatentsaretaken out by women for household contrivances of one sort and another, as their inventive genius naturally runs in that direction; bnt I do not know of any-thing in that line that bas amounted to muob. Perhaps the pillow sham holder is one of the best paying of the.se. There is one trouble about inventions which Is calculated to vex and harrow the souls of women and men, too. They usually when they think they have an idea, look for similar machines, and, finding npne, take it coon by themselves. One of the two had a eabe, nursing, and that made escape more difficult. An Indian woman is brought up to understand out door matters and- is often as competent as a men, They' could talk English together and not be understood, but when they saw their women co, they hardly expected to ever see them again. They had strolled about where tbey pleased before (bat time, so they carelessly said good bye and walked off as usual, bnt when the Indians came to look for them, -towards morning, they could not be found. It was evening when they went away; The YakAnias were very angry when the women could not be found but could not prove that Ross knew of their going. UADE DESPERATE- For three days they had no food and no pest. The Indian camp was alive night and day and somebody Was always guarding tlmiu. On the fourth day they tried to COOK some meat, but the savages stuck their spears to the kettle and bore off the contents. This continued so long that Boss and his men became exasperated. The torment was constant and fearful, they became famished for food and drink and weary Deyond all ex- pression from loss of sleep. This state of af- iairs drove the men at last so desperate that they determined to sell their lives as dearly as possible. They lost all hope and felt only Besides having abandoned .permanently the practice of the science as a profession, I feel myself to a certain extent emancipated, and can, therefore, recount one at least of many strange experiences that will ever re- main salient upop the tablets of my memory. quently has happened to me, a gentleman called to have a diagram and a description made of his hands, refusing to give his name and address, and evidently laboring under some considerable mental excitement. His hand told tho .old, old story, which is the same wbich has occarred to all of us, whether at Kaishapur or Babylon whether in wind-swept Han Francisco or sultry semi- tropical New Orleans, whether ta Yucatan or Southern Italy, whether at the Cape of Good Hope or. in Labrador; and as he was evi- dently a man of considerable intelligence, reeled that she should be shown np She was, as he had said- very closely veiled; she was-dressed' uncompromis- ingly to black and trembled in' every limb. I ascribed herdtstarbad condition of mind to ordinary nervousness at something which is strange and-unknown, anjf directed my stenographer, as I alwaygidbofc snohocoag- ions, to take her place immdMtteHr at lady's elbow, aa I have found tnaf the pres- ence another woman often goes -far to al- lay, tha nervousness oxhiblted; by some ol my subjects. The preliminaries having been gone through, I remarked to her: who: has Removed her wedding ring before coming into this room witti a view to testing the accuracy of tbe science. Tbe precaution is unnecessary, though I do not wonder that with such a marriage as you have marked to your hand, you should be glad sometimes to _ arid dondy'are adjusted, and tucked Inside another Is ccuddinr be- fore Oie.breeze. Mary's captain b dot tucked inside.. Tbe eanofe heela as the belly and, nercbed on the deck -with tow olingtog under the opposite side, beieau well out to windward. Now and wain a- heavy -ware bnrUs Ms abouMers to the water. Mary UuKhs ai the breece sttffer. She U oatd ta Jhe xunoe's ireUa. besides on a rubber air'ouUon WHlcb tmry purpose of a We Bre- server. The-Wind and tbe foam crisp her 1 hands In the water as The white-caps are cnrllne over the whole stretch of the river and canoeists ara coming out to force. Here is a party of foot ongypsytog intent.- They hia and what are they storing ii and under the deck? An 8- of eternity, tfo ring _._ _______ continually before 7OH. But tain, among otlier things, I very eUroogly to put be- fore you, TOU are evidently woman of strong will in spite ot your oighly nerrooB organization. Surely, you, ara strong enough to resist tlua personal infiuBnce VMioJU come Into jour life and which ttueftteaa to play havoc with it. Surely, you cftn foresee that the you are pursuing at mo- montis one which rmn, Abso- lute antLirretrievable; betieye-pae, ihe misery which you would escape from is noihUig to oatmeal and steak cost 20 cents. Ttiey ate an apple and a slice of bread for lunch, and at they pooled resources, spreading napkins on the top of a trunk and feasting on bread and milk or bread and o taste meats. -Once a neighbor sur- dom- And there goes e tin pail some sliding cups. One girl has her arms toll rotating cars of green com ud the other hands oat a parcel whlcb. smells hke coffee. There are two men and two young Women, to tennis blazers-alUoOr, and they are across the tint W eat supper 'vMa'ttSt Palisades. They know how -to skirt'the deserted quarries and fishing jrhoeei are drtpptog to piece, the old powder house and the scatt negroes' hntsj keeping On and np to a pep- petdatsprtog under a hemlock See shelvtaR lAach where- the driftwood fire burns bright There the gtrls will boll coffee and the men. will toast the" life, an influence ID some respects very good, in others very an Immediately consequent journey had brought with it a heart worry of the most serious description. rcptitlously inserted six glasses of jelly ia how the influence of that woman ran through the bureau drawer which served as a com- his whole life up to the present moment and missary department, and then they dined royally for days. The food cost them each 35 eents .per aay and npt one of them suffered in health by the experiment. Their expenses for clothing were no-greater in proportion. One member of the quartette possessed a single gown, a well-worn black cashmere. Being invited to a professor's reception one evening she remained away froai a day's rec- itations While she sat in cloak and petticoat, cleaning and pressing and freshening with ribbons her only apparel. At night she en- joyed herself quite us thoroughly as the rest of the company. ___ It is a matter requiring explanation why women succeed no better than they do as en- gravers. It is not a business into which they have gone recently. On the contrary, their beginning date back some time. The was on the verge, unless-ne took biniseif very strenuously in hand, of landing him into lerriHc trouble. I have been accustomed all these years to being interrupted.with expressions of aston- ishment, I have even known ladies to faint when they found that I did not tell them like the common gypsy, "that in conse- quence of their having been born under the inrluence or the planet Mercury, they would marry a durk man, go abroad, and meet .tfii yourself. During the whole of our interview she maintained a dead silence, and to this mo- ment I have not the vaguest conception who she was or of what ber persona] appearance may have been, but if ever I see tqat exqui- site hand again I should know it among ten thousand. Apart from this the incident-was soon obliterated, onlv about a week after- wards I received the following extraordinary letter: are even cleverer than I jgave you credit for being, and such a histrionic shorter than the others, barely thirteen feet long, and light to proportion; Its-cedar are so thin Out yon could reel the lap of every ripple ifyon were nested to Ha bottom. It Is decked fore and aft, but it would weigh hardly twenty-five pounds. It has only occupant and that one a girl of 18. Her white Garibaldi shirt is turned away from throat that is bronzed by many summer days on tnerifer. Her hands we small shaped and brown. There are mnacles in them and the canoe seems to move' almost without effort, commander] by berwill, Bet1 lent as yours ought not to be lost to the silver hair pins have fallen-out and tho wind stage. I confess that 1 did not detect is shaking a mass oj brown 'curls over net neath the bombast of your manner, when I back. Her sallorbstlirof scarlet felt, called upon yon the othertiay and made you and -white of her bomting-rtjt a certain proposition, any intention of coin- far over the water as she-beauB her canoe Tip with an accident oh tfio water at'the age of 85." But I havo never seen a more genuine, my wishes; now, stream, the most picturesque object on tfiS dull ostoundiuent, a nearer approach to tbat havedoneBO in every particular. Xtbank Hudson to-day, T A..-------- you for your, action in the matter, tnongh the as possioie. Tney lost all nope and felt only wieir aate uaoE some utne. The terrible despair. Soon after the effort to cook discrepancy between the wages earned by J nieu and women in wood engraving is prc' ably somewhat larger ttmn would be fou something was thwarted, one of the chiefs snatched u knife from the hand of one of the Canadians, who exclaimed: "I'll have my knife, life or death He was so out- raged and so Were all (hat tbey were on the point ol inviting death by some sudden act. The chief raised the knlfo to strike and Koss put his hand on his pistol. Every one of the white men was bent on vengeance. and felt death to be near. It was one of those fateful moments when the least action directs the crisis. Boss says: "We were desperate; an instant more would have seen thQ robber chief dead and our lives the for- feit for the act, when v AS CiME To me like a fiash'..: I let. go .the pistol and drew instead 41 fancy -mounted- knife, beauti. fully inlaid with mother of jpearl-and silver, and al together 'sucha gaudy thing that an would give a '-Corse to 'secure one. TOO- .-iund in analogous trades; ana, what is not always tbe case, it seems in a majority of instances to be justified. One can count on her fin- gers the women who can claim anything that deserves to be called success as era. I do not know, personally, of more than one who can cut a face in a style that) would be thoroughly acceptable to a workman. There are said to be three or four who rank well as compared with good men. The work of women in engraving shows tbe fault from which the work of wo- men etchers is comparatively free. There are numbers of women who etch a plate In. ._ _ ___ They drift often into fashion plate engraving which blocks the further advance of an artist. The main difficulty no doubt with granted that the way is clear. This the women -Who1 try engraving is friend, Ts a knife made for a'tihlef 1 That d ttttt they _...... _ ___, if he is honest, that the -diBtinctlTe feature of the supposed in- not a chief's knlre. Give it back to tho man. I will give you this, and then yon are a cniel indeed'" Tbe scene would make a picture. earn it as mechanical work, wnile no success is possible to on engraver who is not more than 8. little of an artist, capable of translating a picture into another art lan- frightful thing, the terror of a strong man, than f did in the case of this anonvmous consultant of mine. He whilst niy stenographer made the transcript of what I had told him, and during the interval we conversed on various subjects. I found him to be well read, a scholar and a gentleman in every sense of the term, a keen observer of human nature, and gifted with a very pretty artistic taste, and though, to this day, I have not the slightest idea who be was, 1 have often wished thutchnnce might throw me, uupro- fessioiialiy across his patb. and that I might meet him on the footing or friend and fhciid, rather than that of doctor and patient. Our interview at an end be left me, and some ten or a dozen people of every age and size, sex and color, having consulted me that day, niy visitor of tbe morning was crowded out of my mind as tbe bubble at tie base a weir is crowded out and destroyed by those which follow it. It' was only at the terminutiou of the "set of eve its" which I am relating that 1 recalled him to my mind and settled upon htm aa the person prin- cipally concerned. Tho following morning, a portly, not to say pompous individual, whose appearance denoted a certain plethoric respectability, waa shown up into my reception room. I arose and bowed, and he opened conver- sation as follows "I havpn't come here tor any of your hand manner in which yoa rccplvea it renders the enclosure of my check for the smoaut whteb I specified to -yo-a a eomp'.eto quittance from any obligation on my part. In forwarding you this sum as agreed. T have only to say that in making up your mind to adopt tbe course which T suggested, you might have spared me the insulting assumption of a high moral tone with which you received my sug- gestion. I yours obediently, If my pompous visitor ever consults his bank book (which I think is more than prob- it may surprise him to Hud that the check hn.s never been cleared; but very often when in rearranging the few papers con- nected with the science which I nave pre- served, 1 come across his letter and its en- closure. I wonder vaguely for a few mo- ments who that handsome young man with the grave pathetic eyes was, and where he is at the present moment. EDWARD. HERON-ALLEN. fes much astonli TWO. as anyone else, and In a state of he rushed down to Faxon's baf me ruin, filed by-Hie faetery regard Elondin you firms wno bay them, dozans Or nnndreds of them ta year, and the women get ntt though tnis does not appear in the patent office reporta. 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Python Notes
- I am using the Enthought Canopy python distribution and IDE on all my machines now (MacBook Pro, 2 Dell Alienware PC's, and fjord-linux), using a single, free academic license.
- Get it from here. I got the Full installation because the Express installation lacked key packages. You navigate to the Academic page, and then log in with your license. Then download a file like canopy-1.5.1-full-rh5-64.sh. You get a different one for different systems (linux, mac, pc; I think I always got the 64 bit version. Note that to get the Full one you have to use the button in the middle of the page with the text: "Need to download the complete package installer at once for shared installation or offline computers?" One symptom of not having the Full version is that import netCDF4 fails, and hence make_forcing_main.sh ocn fails.
- On fjord I just put it in /home/parker = ~, and followed the directions here. This involved just a few steps, all from the linux command line (assuming you are in ~):
- bash canopy-1.5.1-full-rh5-64.sh (This creates things like the Canopy folder)
- ~/Canopy/canopy (This sets up the environment. You have to be logged in using ssh -X, because it brings up a GUI window along the way. Accept all defaults.)
- To run from the command line on fjord, e.g. using "ipython --pylab" (aliased to ipy), you have to logon to fjord with X-windows enabled ("ssh -X ...", aliased to fjx on my mac).
- You can also bring up the full X-window IDE by typing canopy (in ~).
- The installation for the mac version is different, using a mere standard disk image that you drag into /Applications.
- In the end on fjord "which python" returns ~/Enthought/Canopy_64bit/User/bin/python, and on my mac it returns /Users/PM3/Library/Enthought/Canopy_64bit/User/bin/python.
- To update libraries on the mac you just use the package manager. The easiest way to do this on fjord is to also go through the canopy IDE.
To add libraries outside of Canopy, here is an example:
- I needed the Windows Azure Python SDK...
- Find it by searching for Azure at pypi.python.org
- download azure-0.9.0 = (*) or whatever is the latest, and put it in /Applications on my mac or /home/parker on fjord.
- then from the command line (mac or fjord) go to the folder (*) and execute: python setup.py install
- then in python "import azure" works (check it!).
- As of November 2014 the azure module was not working on fjord (it worked fine on my mac, though). The fix was to use the Anaconda python installation instead.
Notes on the editor in Canopy:
- To tab a block of text, select it and press TAB. Use SHIFT+TAB to un-indent a block
- To comment or uncomment a block CMD+/
- # for comments
- Command line notes:
- command line comes up automatically in the Canopy IDE or using "ipython --pylab" (aliased to ipy) from the terminal command line
- run test will run the code test.py, or just push the green arrow at the top of the IDE
- To run a section of code in a program:
- Highlight the section of code, and type
- Shift+Command+R
- matplotlib and numpy commands are directly accessible without loading their modules
- There are some important differences between working from the ipython command line and running a script. Rob Hetland says, "iPython runs in interactive mode (i.e., a draw or show at the end of each plotting command). When run as a script, python is in non-interactive mode, so that it only renders the figure when explicitly told to do so. This makes scripts faster, as intermediate renderings are not done." This is why the plt.show() command is required at the end of a plotting script.
- dir(whatever) gives names of methods defined for whatever (could be an object, module, or method)
- typing nc. then TAB will give a listing of all the functions in nc (but in the Canopy IDE dir(nc) is MUCH better)
- help(nc.DataSet) help on the function nc.Dataset
- whos gives a list of all objects (variables, functions, modules)
- object? gives info on any object
- reset clears the workspace (except of loaded modules)
- reset -f clears the workspace without asking for confirmation
- import my_lib to import my own module my_lib.py
- reload(my_lib) is needed if you have edited my_lib.py
- McKinney (2013) Python for Data Analysis. O'Reilly, 452 pp. This is my favorite book so far. It has chapters on NumPy and Matplotlib. Also, he is the guy who created Pandas, a surprisingly useful module for messy data jobs like working with spreadsheets. The Appendix on Python Language Essentials is also a great reference for python itself.
- Donaldson (2009) Visual QuickStart Guide, Python, 2nd Edition. Peachpit Press. A reasonable place to start reading your way into python.


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Rated 5 out of5 byForFun fromRoomy and lots of pocketsI received the OGIO Purse and really like it. I bought the grey felt purse...very soft but durable. Well padded, roomy and lots of storage pockets. I'm 5'2" and it's hard to find a body strap purse that fits across comfortably and doesn't hang too long on me...this one fits perfect in the small of my back when worn that way. I bought it to wear when I'm on my scooter so that's was important to me.
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Rated 5 out of5 bybajajab fromAwesome and very CuteEverything is as I expected from an Ogio. Love the little tags on the inside telling you what each pocket is for.
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Rated 4 out of5 byDP SLC fromBeautiful BagThis bag was better than I expected. It has several pockets and great liner. It was too small for my Surface Pro3 which I knew but thought it might squeeze in but it did not. I have already ordered the tote - great quality, strap long enough to go cross body, looks great!
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Back Pain Health Center
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The vast majority of people -- more than 90% -- with pain from cervical disc disease will get better on their own over time with simple, conservative treatments. Surgery, however, may help if other treatments fail or if symptoms worsen.
Cervical disc disease is caused by an abnormality in one or more discs -- the cushions -- that lie between the neck bones (vertebrae). When a disc is damaged -- due to arthritis or an unknown cause -- it can lead to neck pain from inflammation or muscle spasm. In severe cases, pain and numbness can occur in the arms from pressure on the cervical nerve roots.
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Surgery for cervical disc disease typically involves removing the disc that is pinching the nerve or pressing on the spinal cord. This surgery is called a discectomy. Depending on where the disc is located, the surgeon can remove it through a small incision either in the front (anterior discectomy) or back (posterior discectomy) of the neck while you are under anesthesia. A similar technique, microdiscectomy, removes the disc through a smaller incision using a microscope or other magnifying device.
To close the space that's left when the disc is removed and restore the spine to its original height, patients have two options:
- Artificial cervical disc replacement
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In 2007, the FDA approved the first artificial disc, the Prestige Cervical disc, which looks and moves much like the real thing but is made of metal. Ongoing research has shown that the artificial disc can improve neck and arm pain as safely and effectively as cervical fusion while allowing for range of motion that is as good or better than with cervical fusion. People who get the artificial disc are often able to return to work more quickly as well. The surgery to replace the disc, however, does take longer and can lead to more blood loss than with cervical fusion. People who get an artificial disc can always opt for cervical fusion later. But if a patient has cervical fusion first, it's not possible to later put an artificial disc in the same spot.


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Santosh Sivan says that superstar Suriya's Tamil movie "Anjaan" shouldn't be tagged as a regional film because a large part of the dialogues are in Hindi and the story is set in the city.
Explaining the lingual dichotomy of "Anjaan", the film's cinematographer Sivan said: "It's a Mumbai-based subject and a large part of the dialogues are in Hindi. These haven't been dubbed into Tamil, although it's a Tamil film."
"It is not a regional film. Its characters are Mumbai-based. It's a very different kind of modern gangster film. The characters speak in Hindi. And there is an overlapping voiceover in Tamil for Suriya's core fan base, so that the flavour of Hindi language spoken by the characters is not lost in translation," he added.
Interestingly the cast includes Bollywood actors like Manoj Bajpayee, Vidyut Jamwal, Chetan Hansraj, Rajpal Yadav and Dalip Tahil. Actress Chitrangada Singh also makes a special appearance in the movie that came out Friday.
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Grisly scene after Calif. tour bus crash killed 7
YUCAIPA, Calif. Gerardo Barrientos and his girlfriend Lluvia Ramirez wanted time away from the suffering they see every day at a government hospital in Tijuana, Mexico. Looking for a break, they paid $40 apiece for a day trip on a tour bus to the snowy mountains of Southern California.
But they found themselves in a scene more gruesome than any they had seen back home when the bus careened out of control and collided with a car and truck on the way down a mountain from the ski resort town of Big Bear.
"I saw many people dead. There are very, very horrendous images in my head, things I don't want to think about," Barrientos, who works in a hospital pharmacy, said Monday.
Authorities said seven people died and three dozen others were injured in the wreck Sunday.
"I was overwhelmed," said Ramirez. "I'm a surgical resident and I usually know how to react, but I was so in shock I didn't know what to do. I just stayed with my friend."
A day after the crash, they were waiting outside the Loma Linda University Medical Center emergency room to hear about the condition of their friend, another medical resident whose neck was broken.
Barrientos, who was uninjured, aided rescue efforts following the crash, moving his friends to safety. He tried to help the bus driver, whose hand was pinned between rocks.
Ramirez, who had a bloody ear, dark bruises and a scratch on her neck, suffered a hairline vertebra fracture.
The severity of the injuries made it difficult for authorities to determine how many people had died. They initially said eight then reduced the number to seven Monday after determining no more bodies were in the wrecked bus.
The dead included San Diego residents Victor Cabrera-Garcia, 13, Elvira Garcia Jimenez, 40, and Guadalupe Olivas, 61; and Tijuana residents Liliana Camerina Sanchez Sauceda, 24, Aleida Adriana Arce Hernandez, 38, Rubicelia Escobedo Flores, 34, and Mario Garcia Santoyo 32, said San Bernardino County coroner's supervisor Tony Campisi.
Just before the crash, the driver had shouted to the passengers that the brakes had failed and urged them to call 911.
As passengers frantically tried to get a cellphone signal, a group of teenage girls shrieked and prayed aloud. Others cried and shielded their heads as they careened downhill.
The bus rear-ended a Saturn sedan, swerved, flipped and slid on its side. A Ford pickup in the oncoming lane plowed into it, righting the bus and tossing passengers out shattered windows before it came to a halt.
The crash littered Route 38 with body parts, winter clothing and debris. The bus stood across both lanes with its windows blown out, front end crushed and part of the roof peeled back like a tin can. The two-lane highway is located in San Bernardino National Forest 80 miles east of Los Angeles.
Federal officials were investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash to determine if mechanical failure or driver error was to blame.
Government records showed the bus, operated by Scapadas Magicas LLC of National City, Calif., recorded 22 safety violations in inspections in the year ending in October - including brake, windshield and tire problems.
Though the company retained an overall "satisfactory" rating from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, it had been targeted for a higher rate of inspections linked to bus maintenance, the agency said.
The driver, Norberto B. Perez, 52, of San Ysidro suffered major injuries but before going to the hospital told authorities the vehicle had brake problems.
A person involved in the investigation who spoke on condition of anonymity because the probe was ongoing said the bus was moving slowly downhill and was passed by other vehicles, including the Saturn, when it suddenly sped up.


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David Parry conducted with exemplary sense of styleMichael Kennedy, Sunday Telegraph
David Parry is acknowledged as an inspirational champion of operatic, concert and symphonic repertoire across a vast range. He is known both for the re-appraisal of important lesser-known compositions and for a consistently fresh approach to established repertoire.
Significant credits include the world premiere of Jonathan Dove's The Adventures of Pinocchio (in separate productions for Opera North and Staatstheater Stuttgart), Der Fliegender Holländer (for Portland Opera), Madama Butterfly (in Anthony Minghella's production for ENO which earned him an Olivier Award), Così fan tutte and the premiere of Dove's Flight (both for Glyndebourne Festival Opera) and Maria Stuarda (for Stockholm Royal Opera).
Much in demand from ensembles both in the UK and further afield, David Parry is regularly at the helm of orchestras including the London Philharmonic, Philharmonia, Royal Philharmonic, City of Birmingham, Halle, Academy of St Martin in the Fields and English Chamber Orchestra.
He has an extensive discography for Chandos and Opera Rara. His recording of Rossini Ermione won a Gramophone Award for best opera 2011.
Kemal Yusuf: Cain (world premiere) / César Franck: Symphony in D minonr
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (May 2016)
... the whole [of Yusuf's work] coming together splendidly under the masterful conducting of David Parry. ... To end, a splendid performance of Franck's D minor symphony, with a reading by conductor David Parry that was strong and vital, without any trace of self-indulgence, and to which the orchestra responded magnificently in all departments...Frank Cliff, Eastern Daily Press
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London Mozart Players (April 2016)
David Parry conducted [the soloists] and the London Mozart Players with tremendous flair, and both the light of Mozart and the shade of Stephen Oliver were honoured.Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph ****
Under the baton of David Parry, the orchestra delivered handsomely.Sam Smith, musicOMH ****
Volkstheater Rostock (March 2016)
Under the direction of bel canto expert David Parry, the Norddeutsche Philharmonie Rostock presents an agile, appropriately light "Rossini sound". In the unusual overture ... he keeps string and wind players attentive throughout, making sure they keep the right balance and, carefully listening, respond to each other. You can tell Parry ... has intimate knowledge of Ermione. He gently keeps the [orchestra] on track where they are at danger of getting lost in the tiny details [of the work] ... and shows a passion for detail and an intuition for the calm, lyrical moments.Werner Häußner, Der Neue Merker
[Parry] knows this style, he loves this music, and he guides the Norddeutsche Philharmonie, the Volkstheater's chorus and the Singakademie with a steady hand. He paid particular attention to bringing out the musical nuances of the instrumental parts. ... Parry accompanied [the singers] with care ... begleitete umsichtig, aber den Ensembles fehlte es an Transparenz, und man vermisste das spasmodische Vorwärtsdrängen, das einige Stellen dieser Oper, vorwiegend im zweiten Akt, auszeichnet. ... Thankfully this is a conductor who does not confuse tragedy with the Grand Guignol, unlike so many other HIP specialists conducting Rossini.Michele C. Ferrari, Opera Lounge
Scottish Opera (October 2015)
David Parry conducts a chunky, pert-sounding orchestra. Contours are well defined, tempos are sturdy, all the big tunes are as clearly signposted as the thick red brush strokes that adorn the stage curtain.Kate Molleson, The Guardian
The orchestra plays like a dream under conductor David Parry – light, lithe, punchy and powerful.David Kettle, The Scotsman
With the Orchestra of Scottish Opera under David Parry playing the familiar overture in a light, swift and breezily theatrical fashion, the narrative flow of the tragic tale of love, fate and duty could hardly be bettered.Keith Bruce, The Herald Scotland
The Pirates of Penzance
English National Opera (May 2015)
Using the pit-sized orchestra that Sullivan would have wanted, David Parry conducts the score beautifully.Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph
David Parry's conducting does what it can with what there is – the orchestra plays superbly for him – and the cast is a good one.Andrew Clements, The Guardian
Conductor David Parry's zippy tempi do the biz.Michael Church, The Independent
The overture to Pirates, deftly played by the ENO orchestra under the baton of David Parry.Fiona Maddocks, The Observer
It's certainly a delight to hear the ENO orchestra coaxed into full-moustachioed Victorian splendour by David Parry (who catches every sideways glance, every knowing musical wink on the page), giving Sullivan's dexterous scoring its due.Alexandra Coghlan, The Spectator
David Parry also does wonders with the orchestra, reminding us just how subtle Sullivan's textures can be.Barry Millington, Evening Standard
David Parry kept things buoyant in the pit, the orchestra responding with a spirited account of Sullivan's frothy score.Mark Pullinger, bachtrack.com
The ENO orchestra shone. The Overture was no pot-pourri of tunes to be dispensed with, but a miniature tone-poem. It became so because of David Parry's obvious intent to underline Sullivan's inherent lyricism. It was obvious he cares for this music deeply, just, indeed, as the audience clearly does.Colin Clarke, Seen and Heard International
Down in the pit, David Parry captures the ingenious orchestration and the loving spoofs of everything from Handel to Wagner, so not just the bel canto repertoire he knows so well, with the perfect mixture of élan and subtlety, guiding the best of choruses and a very classy line-up of soloists into fresh and nuanced takes on the score.David Nice, theartsdesk.com
In the overture alone David Parry, one of the UK's most scandalously undervalued conductors, finds a fleck of emphasis here, a line of nuance there, that sets the tone for an evening of plush, upholstered delight.Mark Valencia, whatsonstage.com
Madama Butterfly
Perth International Arts Festival (February 2015)
Conductor David Parry… drew a well-blended, grandly symphonic sound from the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. There were passages of great beauty.Victoria Laurie, The Australian
Garsington Opera (June 2014)
It's seldom that I've witnessed an operetta by Offenbach as well performed as this – the British première of the complete version of Vert-Vert, a piece dating from 1869 about amorous fiddle-faddle at a girls' school. It could scarcely be done better… Hats off to David Parry, the crisp and rigorous conductor of a full-blooded orchestra, who has provided an amusing and idiomatic translation… It's all good clean fun and, refreshingly, not heavy-handed or vulgar.Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph ***
…the Offenbach operetta which conductor David Parry has exhumed for Garsington is a delightful discovery.Michael Church, The Independent ****
Parry's new English translation is less elegant than his conducting of the score, though at times its gawkiness nicely counterpoints Offenbach's always quirky musical invention, excellently realised by the Garsington Opera orchestra.Hilary Finch, The Times ***
David Parry drew brighter sound from the orchestra than on his recording, and infected everyone with his love of the music. As an unashamed Offenbach freak I am not exactly unbiased, but this was one of the happiest evenings I have spent at the opera for years.Rodney Milnes, Opera Magazine
Elgar Symphony No.2
Freiburg Philharmonic (March 2014)
It was to the credit of the impressively moving interpretation of the Freiburg Philharmonic under its guest conductor David Parry that so many insights into the ground between these poles were revealed. It goes without saying that the British Parry has a special sensibility for the background of this music at the turning point; nevertheless the way he realised this through the Philharmonic Orchestra in a sold-out concert hall cannot be too highly praised. The heterogeneity of this composition could not be better, more sensitively and in turn sonically more luxuriantly captured. Its Bacchanalian, Apollonian spirit …. found its perfect echo in the excellent, brilliant strings. The masterly wind section deserved the highest praise too: here the majestically steely brass, there the wonderfully sensitive woodwind, which in the slow movement … achieved an incomparably beautiful pianissimo. The Presto developed such expressivity that a ripple of spontaneous applause broke out, and the conductor and musicians clearly delighted in this breaking of the rigid nineteenth-century concert situation.Badische Zeitung
Maometto II
Garsington Opera (June 2013)
David Parry was on top form in the pit, bringing just the right vigour to the martial episodes and, showing his long experience in Rossini, shading the gentler scenes with unaffected naturalness.Rodney Milnes, Opera Magazine
David Parry's conducting is exemplary: scarcely an ensemble lapse in three hours.Richard Morrison, The Times
The conductor David Parry lays the groundwork, generating sounds from the pit that underline not only how brilliantly orchestrated the piece is, but also how powerful Rossini can be when kept on a tight rein.Andrew Clark, The Financial Times *****
Maometto Secondo is Garsington's 12th Rossini opera, an astonishing record. They have been regularly conducted by David Parry, a specialist of the period who upholds his high standard, presiding over strong contributions from Garsington's chorus of young singers and its own orchestra.George Loomis, The New York Times
English National Opera
Things get off to a good start with conductor David Parry's punctilious account of the overture; bolstered by his vital handling of the score throughout, the pace never really lets up.George Hall, The Guardian *****
...fine orchestral playing and light, springing pacing of David Parry's baton.Hilary Finch, The Times
…there was fine conducting from David Parry – elegant, nicely detailed and quietly reminding us that Sullivan's orchestration is often more subtle and effective than we may assume. An outstanding revival of a great show.Tim Ashley, Opera Magazine
Rossini Ermione
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Conducted with insistent tenacity and considerable force by David Parry, it captured much of the work's rage and neurotic ferocityTim Ashley, Guardian
David Parry conducted the LPO and the Geoffrey Mitchell Choir with a noisy ebullience that was determined to raise the roofRichard Fairman, Financial Times
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Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Personally, I think Bully would be a good option. I think he's gimmick of being bully would work perfectly with the television title as it would allow for him to pick on someone new every week. A few months ago I came up with the concept of "Geek of the Week" where Bully would beat the shit out of some indy or TNA jobber geek. The only problem I see with Bully becoming TV champion is it looks like TNA may have bigger plans for him.
The second guy I think would be great as TV champion is Magnus. He has so much potential and talent that it's a waste that he's rarely on TV, or when he is on TV he's jobbing to RVD. The TV title can helps him get the attention he deserves.
Another guy would be the Pope, but he's injured. It's a shame because the guy was so hot two years ago and I think the TV title could have gave him some momentum.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Bully Ray or Joe.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Magnus wins beating RVD. Magnus goes to beat on RVD. Joe makes the save. Wants Magnus for the title at BFG.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
I forgot to mention Samoa Joe. He's another guy I think would do great with the title. It could help with his feud with Magnus if they're even still feuding.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Bully to me is too great for the tv title now, it's the big belt or nothing. The tv title should be for guys who aren't quite ready for the big title or aren't involved near the top. Magnus, Pope, Doug Williams, EY, Robbie, Kenny King, Kid Kash, Gunner, Chavo, Hernandez, Kaz, Daniels, maybe sprinkle in Joe or RVD for a more credible division.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Bully would be the perfect guy to hold the title because he can make fun of Devon (the outgoing champion) for not being with the company anymore.
If they book the TV title correctly, the TV title and World title divisions can easily be interchangeable. One minute, a guy is in the TV title picture, the next minute he's in the World title picture, and vise versa.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Stupid TNA should be retiring the title since they best champion ever is leaving the company in Devon but since they aren't during that then Garrett Bischoff!
Kidding aside, Magnus
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
I could see Bully with the title if they want to re-establish it for a month or two while Aries/Hardy feud for the world title and if he isn't behind Aces & 8s to have something to do until he goes back into the main event scene. Otherwise I'd give it to another over heel while they build up a good face to have a run with it. Daniels would be a great choice if he wasn't already the tag champs as he is loaded with personality, can always get the fans against him and can make almost anyone look good.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Mr Anderson and preferably as a heel. Of all the people listed aside from Bully, the title is just a title. We've seen Robbie as tv champ, as well as others, and there just isn't any importance.
I'd like to see Gunner get a push, but not by just becoming tv champ. Mr Anderson is a talker so he can make any feud fun, especially as a heel. The mainevent scene is pact at the moment and Mr Anderson is a big name that can get some prestige back in the title. It's difficult because all his potential opponents are heels like Magnus, Gunner, Crimson, Robbie etc but I'd be interested to see how they manage.
Re: Who do you want to be the new TV Champion?
Have RVD run with the TV belt (and reference to once being TV champ for almost two years). Build up a Magnus or a Joey Ryan to take it off of him after a fighting reign as champion.
I also wouldn't mind Samoa Joe getting it to put more steam into his and Magnus' feud (or viceversa).
Or even use it as a means to reestablish Douglas Williams.
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