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Communication is vital in science. We hope our grant application will make clear the importance of our proposed research to the grant panel. We hope the reviewers and editor will appreciate the contribution of the papers we submit and accept them for publication. We hope others will read our published articles and understand them.
Unclear writing will obstruct our hopes; clear writing will help attain them. Five principles of clear writing are discussed in the first part of this chapter.
Main Point Principle. Focus at once on the Main Point. Tell the reader where each paragraph is going by beginning with the Main Point. Use headers to flag the Main Point of each section and subsection. Don't let secondary and tangential material confuse the reader about your Main Point.
Revise Principle. Clear writing requires work. Initial drafts are generally frizzy and ill-organized because our ideas are not yet clear. One benefit of writing is to make our ideas clear. Even after our ideas have become clear to ourselves, much revision is usually needed to make them clear to others.
Less Is More Principle. You will be successful if most readers dig out and appreciate your Main Point. Don't water down the Main Point with secondary and tangential points. Use headers to segregate secondary material from the Main Point.
Paragraph Principle. Ideally, each paragraph begins with its Main Point. This provides a schema for the reader to organize the subsequent arguments. And ideally, each paragraph ends with a restatement of its Main Point.
Reader Communication Principle. Write for the reader. What counts is how much gets communicated. This principle is self-evident, but it is hard to apply. Effective writing requires practice.
Tactics of Writing. The second part of this chapter gives various tactics of writing. These are organized around standard format for experimental articles. Two tactics deserve special mention.
First, the Less Is More Principle applies especially to statistics. As an antidote to statisticitis, try writing the first draft using only visual inspection. Second, use two-level organization to separate detail needed by the specialist from the Main Points needed by the general reader.
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Immediately following the events of the original, "The Raid 2" tracks Officer Rama as he is pressured to join an anticorruption task force to guarantee protection for his wife and child. His mission is to get close to a new mob boss, Bangun, by befriending his incarcerated son, Uco. Rama must hunt for information linking Bangun with corruption in the Jakarta Police Department while pursuing a dangerous and personal vendetta that threatens to consume him and bring his mission-and the organized crime syndicate-down around him.

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March 11, 2014
Progress In The Battle Against Alzheimer's
There will be few people who go through life without eventually having direct experience of the devastation that Alzheimer's Disease can cause. For sufferers and supporters alike it is a life-changing experience. It is something I have witnessed myself in several family members and like everyone else in that position it has become an illness to fear. Yet a couple of recent news items give encouragement that the constant research into the effects and treatment of Alzheimer's are moving us towards greater understanding and a little more hope.
Let's look at the scale of the problem first. Studies by Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) reveal that over 44 million people suffer from this illness worldwide as of 2013. They project that this will increase to 75.6 million by 2030 and 135 million by 2050 and that the general increase in life expectancy will only increase the problem. With 7.7 million new cases each year, they estimate that there is one new case somewhere in the world every 4 seconds. They point out that, in addition to the personal cost to quality of life, there is a massive economic cost with a reduction of one per cent to global GDP. To put this in perspective, they use telling analogies – "If dementia care were a country, it would be the world's 18th largest economy" and, based on turnover, would be the world's largest business, bigger than Walmart and Exxon Mobil. The global economic consequences will not concern those directly affected as they struggle to cope but in the great scheme of things it may be a key driver in securing funding for care and research.
So every bit of good news in the battle against Alzheimer's is very welcome. Research just published in Nature Magazine has proposed that a new blood test procedure could predict the probability of the onset of Alzheimer's in the 3 years following the test with a 90 per cent degree of accuracy. They found 10 blood fats or lipids that appear to be "markers" for later development of dementia. Earlier diagnosis is essential as it is often 10 to 15 years between the actual onset of dementia and the development of recognizable symptoms. This is commonly cited as one reason why drug treatments are often ineffective – by the time they are used it is simply too late. The results are so encouraging that the study's authors are absolutely right in claiming that these preliminary findings show the need for full-scale research.
In other news, a study by Professor Kirk Erickson and his team at Pittsburgh University has suggested that taking regular brisk walks can reduce the shrinking of the brain and loss of mental skills associated with Alzheimer's. By looking at the brain sizes of men and women aged between 60 and 80, they found that walking three times a week increased the size of the prefrontal cortex and hippocampus areas of the brain by two to three percent. These are the areas of the brain linked to memory and planning skills. The researchers described the changes as like "reversing the age clock by one to two years." The participants performed better in spatial memory tests and reported feeling more alert – "as if the fog has lifted." While the benefits may only be a delay in or slowing down of dementia symptoms, every step towards dealing with this growing problem has to be more than welcome. As the researchers say, it is no magic bullet cure – there isn't one – so let's see these two pieces of news as taking us that little bit further towards a better future.
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Amy Pardini joined the Herbein + Co. Inc. Greensburg office as senior accountant. Jennifer Casey joined the company's Pittsburgh office as a staff accountant.
At Penn State Beaver: Stephanie A. DeMaro was named regional job and internship developer for Beaver, DuBois, Fayette, Greater Allegheny, New Kensington and Shenango campuses; Erica F. Garner was appointed educational advisor for the Educational Opportunity Centers of Southwestern Pennsylvania, a federal TRIO program; and Gary M. Slifkey was named director of Catholic campus ministry at Beaver and will conduct ministry outreach at Robert Morris University.
ACHIEVA Support board of trustees: Chair, Arun J. Thomas; chair elect, Raymond Giarrusso; vice chair, Chaz R. Kellem; past chair, Daniel J. Morgan; Kevin Braun, Fran Carter, Mel Delposen, Michael L. Dever, David Donohue, Judy Hlafcsak, Kimberly Jackson, Robert L. Kelley, Thomas M. Lee, Paul E. Long and Mary D. Richter. Arc of Greater Pittsburgh board of trustees: Chair, Lisa G. Silverman; chair elect, Jon Haglund; vice chair, Meghan Gannon Anderson; past chair, Alexandra Robinson; Scott Bishop, Terri Coburn, Chris Grandy, Nancy Green, Larry Kubey, Beverly Pietrandrea, Cheryl Simchak and Nancy Stampahar. ACHIEVA Family Trust board of trustees: Chair, Sean J. Carmody; chair elect, Neal R. Shipley; vice chair, Beth Fulena; past chair, Foster S. …


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Welcome! Whether you are a Penn State Alum or friend of the campus, we welcome you to the Alumni & Friends section of our campus website. The information provided will give you an overview of the many ways you can support Penn State Schuylkill and how we can support you. Please know that you are welcome to visit anytime or contact us if we may be of service to you.
Patricia Troy Shoener, MBA
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Two alumni were selected for the Outstanding Young Alumni Award, which is intended to honor alumni 35 years or younger who are achieving success in their chosen field, and who are make admirable contributions within their communities. Aubrey L. Sejuit, '07 and Angel Zheng, '11 were selected for this prestigious award.
Miss Sejuit is a first-generation college graduate, a licensed social worker, a credentialed alcohol and substance abuse counselor, and a doctoral candidate at the University of South Carolina where she is working towards her Ph.D. in counselor education and supervision.
Miss Zheng is a Schreyer Honors graduate with a bachelor of science and master's degree in education theory and policy, with a special focus on community and civic engagement. She is the policy coordinator at New Visions for public schools. This is the largest education reform organization in New York City, and a non-profit that is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty.
Patty Shoener, '05, '09, was selected as the first recipient of the Penn State Schuylkill Pride and Spirit Award. Patty is the assistant director of alumni relations. She received her associate in science and bachelor of science degrees in business at Penn State Schuylkill and her MBA from Alvernia University with a focus in community leadership and economic development. Patty is an advocate for Penn State, and her love for the University is evident in her professional career and personal life.
William J. Parulis, '76, was recognized as the Outstanding Alumni Award recipient. Mr. Parulis is the president of WJP Engineers, Pottsville, a consulting engineering and surveying firm, organized in 1986. He is a registered professional engineer in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland, and a professional land surveyor in Pennsylvania, with almost forty years of experience in consulting engineering and surveying projects.
The Penn State Schuylkill Alumni Society and Schuylkill Athletics are proud to sponsor the 3rd Annual 4-Person Scramble Golf Tournament on Sunday, September 25, 2016 at Mountain Valley Golf Course, Barnesville, PA. Registration is required by contacting Patty Shoener at 570-385-6262 or email@example.com. Cost is $75.00 per person or $300 per team. Shotgun start at 9:00 a.m., luncheon to follow. We hope you will join us!
Twelve young Penn State alumni were honored for outstanding professional accomplishment and presented with the Penn State Alumni Association's Alumni Achievement Award at a dinner ceremony March 27, 2015 at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel in State College, PA. These prominent alumni, thirty-five years of age and younger, were nominated by an academic college or campus and invited by the president of the University to return to campus to share their expertise with students and the Penn State community. Alumni Achievement honorees demonstrate to students that Penn State alumni succeed in exceptional fashion at an early age.
Sharifa T. (Godfrey) Anozie, a 2008 graduate of the College of Communications, represented Penn State Schuylkill as a 2015 recipient. She is currently a writer and owner of The Sacred Word, an L.A. based jewelry line.Anozie interviewed prominent civil rights advocate Carolyn Goodman, and her poem dedicated to Goodman, was recognized by major media outlets. She has interviewed celebrities, including film director Spike Lee, CNN's Piers Morgan, actor Idris Elba, and Grammy Award-winning artist Ne-Yo. Anozie worked on assignments for CBS on The Early Show, 48 Hours, and the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric, and on BET's 106 & Park. She is an editorial assistant at The Hollywood Reporter magazine, writing for print and online, and covering red carpet events and awards in Hollywood.
Each award recipient received a commemorative medal designed by internationally recognized artist and 2007 Alumni Fellow Jeanne Stevens-Sollman, '72g.
The Penn State Schuylkill Alumni Society is accepting nominations for the following awards :
- The Outstanding Young Alumni Award is awarded to a Penn State Schuylkill alumnus who has achieved success in his/her chosen field and/or within their community. Qualifications for consideration require that the nominee for this award be thirty-five years of age or younger.
- The Penn State Schuylkill Pride and Spirit Award is open to graduates and friends of the University excluding current members of the Board of Trustees. The award is intended to honor an individual for their significant contributions in the area of public service, and who share or volunteer his or her talent, time and resources on behalf of the University.
- The Honorary Ambassador Award is given by the Penn State Schuylkill Alumni Society to honor people who are not graduates of Penn State University and have made significant contributions towards its welfare, reputation, or prestige. The award is given only when the Alumni Society wishes to honor an exceptional person.
- The Outstanding Alumni Award is the highest honor that the Penn State Schuylkill Alumni Society bestows upon an outstanding alumna or alumnus. The award recognizes and salutes the achievements of outstanding alumni whose personal lives, professional achievements, and community service exemplify the objectives of their alma mater.
For an application, please contact Patty Shoener at email@example.com or 570-385-6262.
Albert L. Evans Jr. was awarded the Honorary Alumni Award at a celebration held June 5 and 6 at the University Park campus of Penn State.
The Penn State Alumni Association has granted the Honorary Alumni Award since 1973 to recognize individuals who, while not graduates of Penn State, have significantly worked toward bettering the University. Since the award was established, more than 100 individuals have been granted Honorary Alumni status.
Evans has worked in the transportation industry for more than 50 years. Today, he is chairman of the board of a prominent company that is headquartered in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania, the Evans Network of Companies. Under Evans' leadership, the company has become the largest privately owned intermodal drayage (short-distance) carrier in the country. Its fleet of vehicles has grown considerably since "Truck One" and "Truck Two" rumbled across the Schuylkill County roads. It now operates with 3,000 trucks in 165 nationwide locations, concentrated in port cities and major rail hubs. It is an all-in-the-family business with son-in-law Bo Bates as chief executive officer, son Albert as corporate attorney, and two grandsons Matthew Bates, vice president of safety, and Ryan Bates, staff counsel, all on staff.
Evans is a big supporter of Penn State Schuylkill. The strong ties to the campus began nearly 30 years ago when his company began hiring graduates and interns. "We've hired some wonderful Penn State grads," said Evans. "We work closely with Penn State Schuylkill's information technology and marketing programs. We usually have six interns working here at any given time, and we probably hire 50 percent of them. It's a wonderful resource; a great addition to Schuylkill County, and we certainly utilize it." This mutually beneficial relationship continues today.
With an extraordinary commitment to Penn State Schuylkill, Evans serves on the campus advisory board, and he and his wife, Josette, have endowed two scholarships for adult learners: the Josette and Bert Evans Scholarship at Penn State Schuylkill; and the Josette and Bert Evans Trustee Scholarship at Penn State Schuylkill. Bert is a life member of the Penn State Alumni Association.
He and Josette live in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania. They have two children, Mary Samantha and Albert, and four grandchildren, Matt, Ryan, Albe and Alan.
Mark your calendar to join us for the seventh annual "Penn State Day at Knoebels" on Saturday, May 21, 2016, for a day of fun, food, and fantasy! Registration begins at 11:00 a.m. and lunch will be served at noon. Contact Patty Shoener at 570-385-6262 or email@example.com if you have any questions.
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We arrived expectant, as the long narrow hedged, winding roads took us further into rural Wales. The aim of this holiday in mid-northern Wales was not to sightsee or learn. Our aim was to REST, REST and then REST some more. London has been especially stressful of late, and this came at a perfect time for us.
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Wow. Absolutely beautiful. Hope you have a fantastic birthday.
Never been to Wales, thanks for the Welsh rarebit recipe going to try it out ;-)
The last place I expected to see here. One of our children started their first job in this town. Happy memories!
What wonderful tips and photographs. You did a lovely job! Thanks for sharing!
lovely Wales!(whats with all the rated down 2 and half stars on yr page though!)interesting tips and lots of pretty photos thanks!
Fabulous page about this Welsh gem where even mobile phones don't work. I am sorry that I rated all your accomodation tips, but the place really seems to be fantastic. Have a lovely Sunday. :-)
This old mill accommodation is so marvelous [took a second peek]. Allan & I stayed at an old Olive Mill in Spain and adored it. Your descriptions are priceless, especially smiled at the shower big enough for two. LOL
Nice page!
Staying at the old mill would be a memorable experience. We especially enjoyed our short visit to Wales and would love to see more of it.
Some of these gorgeous places are so close to you JenniPenni, lucky girl!
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Welcome to the worlds of Jennifer Skully and Jasmine Haynes!
Announcing a brand new sexy Office Romance series from Jennifer Skully! You all know I worked in the business world for years before becoming a full-time writer, and I love writing sexy love stories set in that world. And here's the first book in my new After Office Hours series, set in a fictional workplace because, after all, anything can happen after office hours! Up first is Desire Actually. Read an excerpt!
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If you like laugh-out-loud contemporary romance, then look for the works of Jennifer Skully. There's also a heavy dose of thrilling mystery laced with the romantic comedy, and the light side of paranormal romance, too. We've got sexy alpha heroes and second-chance-at-love stories. And reincarnation. I haven't done time travel yet. Hmm, maybe that's something for the future! Look at the latest in the Cottonmouth series, Can't Forget You.
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I will be an Assistant Professor of Political Science at UCLA from June 2016.
My book project asks why groups living near valuable assets like oil fields are often able to force the state to make policy concessions and fiscal transfers. It is based on 9 months of fieldwork in Nigeria, and is supported by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant and the International Growth Centre.
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Details of Royal Opera and Royal Ballet performances and documentaries to be broadcast on TV and radio over Christmas 2015 have now been announced.
David McVicar's Royal Opera production of Andrea Chénier will be broadcast on BBC Four on 18 December at 7.30pm. Jonas Kaufmann and Eva-Maria Westbroek star in this opulent and passionate production.
Carlos Acosta's recent Royal Ballet production of Carmen will be shown on Christmas Day on BBC Four at 7.30pm. Acosta dances the role of Don José alongside Marianela Nuñez as Carmen, and Federico Bonelli as the dashing toreador Escamillo. Darcey Bussell presents what was Acosta's final performance on the Royal Opera House main stage.
Rudolf Nureyev is the subject of Dance to Freedom, a dramatized documentary telling the story of the iconic dancer's defection to the West during the height of the Cold War. The film will be broadcast on 19 December at 8.50pm on BBC Two.
Former Royal Ballet Principal Darcey Bussell presents Darcey's Ballet Heroes on BBC Two on Christmas Day at 8.50pm. The 60-minute documentary sees the 'Strictly Come Dancing' judge explore the history of male dancers in ballet and features Carlos Acosta and former director of The Royal Ballet, Anthony Dowell.
BBC Radio 3 will broadcast Tchaikovsky's rarely-performed comic opera The Tsarina's Slippers at 2pm on 24 December.
Please note broadcast schedules are subject to change. Find out more about the BBC's Christmas 2015 programming.
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Carlos Acosta is the subject of an upcoming episode of the BBC's 'Imagine...' to be aired on BBC One on 8 December 2015 at 10.35pm GMT.
The documentary film — presented by Alan Yentob — will follow the Principal Guest Artist of The Royal Ballet in the lead up to the recent world premiere of his new production of Carmen, which Carlos both choreographed and starred in.
Carlos' adaptation of the classic tale took inspiration from Bizet's iconic opera, incorporating memorable tunes including the Toreador Song and featured The Royal Opera Extra Chorus. The final night of the 2015/16 run marked Carlos' final main stage performance with The Royal Ballet at Covent Garden.
The programme will also look forward to his future plans of establishing his own dance school in his native Cuba.
In addition to this 'Imagine...' special, Carlos Acosta's Carmen will be broadcast in full on Christmas Day at 7.30pm on BBC Four. Further details of other ROH broadcasts over Christmas 2015 will be announced in due course.
Imagine… Carlos Acosta: Cuba Calls will be broadcast on 8 Dec at 10.35pm on BBC One.
The Royal Opera House and the BBC are partners.]]>
Mascagni's Cavalleria rusticana and Leoncavallo's Pagliacci each have prominent roles for the chorus. Both composers marshal the chorus to give each opera a strong sense of community, used to powerful dramatic effect. In so doing, they follow a tradition used by the greatest of operatic composers.
Communities in opera often represent the oppressed majority in a corrupt regime. In Musorgsky's Boris Godunov, the Tsar's bullying officials control the Russian people. By Part IV the people have descended into poverty-stricken wretchedness – a communal mirror for Boris's personal agony. In Verdi's Don Carlo, Philip II and his tyrannical Grand Inquisitor have near-total control over the Spanish people, easily suppressing the attempt at rebellion led by Carlo at the end of Act III. Janáček's From the House of the Dead, set in a Siberian prison camp, movingly depicts the prisoners' communal suffering, as impassioned monologues from individuals stand out against the chorus's predominant mood of stoical resignation.
Operatic communities can also be threatening or moralistic. In Scene 4 of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, Madame Larina's gossiping guests help to provoke a fight between Onegin and Lensky. Morality becomes even more menacing in Janáček's Jenůfa, where the same villagers who celebrate drunkenly with lad-about-town Števa Buryja swiftly accuse his former lover Jenůfa of infanticide. Conventional group morality often highlights the misery of unconventional individuals: Tannhäuser's longing for forgiveness contrasts with the condemnatory attitude of the Wartburg people, while Britten's Peter Grimes will never fit into the Borough – as his failure to join in the communal song at the end of Act I shows – and eventually becomes the victim of a savage manhunt.
Friction between contrasting communities makes for great drama. Verdi's Il trovatore sets Count di Luna's straitlaced soldiers, with their chorus 'Squilli, echeggi la tromba guerriera', against the more colourful gypsy community with their lively 'Anvil Chorus'. In Act I of Les Vêpres siciliennes, Verdi invites us to sympathize with the oppressed Sicilians by contrasting their ardent invocation of freedom with the French soldiers' bullying martial music. Bizet had fun with several different communities in Carmen: law-abiding soldiers, seductive cigarette girls, rambunctious urchins and freedom-loving gypsies. And in Andrea Chénier, Giordano powerfully depicts the changes wrought by the French Revolution as the aristocratic minuets and quadrilles of Act I swiftly give way to revolutionary songs.
Communities can also evoke a sense of joyful ebullience. Bizet uses this to brilliant effect at the start of Act IV of Carmen, as the people of Seville eagerly hurry to the bullfight. So does Puccini in Act II of La bohème, which perfectly captures the bustle and excitement of Paris on Christmas Eve. Perhaps the greatest expression of communal joy comes in Act III of Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, where processions, dances, Lutheran hymn and a jubilant final chorus build to a radiantly positive representation of community.
Mascagni and Leoncavallo also take an optimistic – if less exuberant – attitude to communities. In Cavalleria rusticana, the village community is hard-working and devout – but it also has a sense of fun, as we see in the villagers' riotous drinking song. The people are also loyal, and support Mamma Lucia during her son's deadly duel. In Pagliacci, Leoncavallo touchingly conveys his villagers' innocent enthusiasm, from their excited opening chorus welcoming the actors to their enjoyment of the Act II play – where they believe that the terrible drama unfolding on stage is just good acting. The village communities in these two operas are essentially benign and straightforward – which makes the principal characters' wild passions and desperate actions all the more emotionally potent.
Boris Godunov runs 14 March 2016–5 April 2016. Tickets are still available.
Tannhäuser runs 26 April 2016–15 May 2016. Tickets are still available.
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Stunning dancing at the @RoyalOperaHouse tonight, and very special to see Carlos Acosta's last performance #ROHcarmenmixed
— Emma Batten (@ebats2010) November 12, 2015
First time watching ballet tonight. Knew some of the music and actually enjoyed it. Also saw a legends last performance #ROHcarmenmixed
— Jacqui Barr (@Jacqui_Barr) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed emotional and passionate end to Carlos Acosta time @RoyalOperaHouse a fantastic evening of dance streamed to Hull @2017Hull
— Denise Anderton (@DeniseAnderton) November 12, 2015
Wonderful pieces, fantastic performances. Thank you for 17 brilliant years, Carlos Acosta. Carmen was a triumph. #ROHcarmenmixed
— SH..... (@BUBB1ES) November 12, 2015
Tchaikovsky's pas de deux was like a firework display. @_stevenmcrae and @ianasalenko always bring the house down! #ROHcarmenmixed
— Luca De Martino (@luquito96) November 12, 2015
Tchaikovsky Pas De Deux was absolutely breathtaking! I love the intricacy and beauty of the choreography! #ROHcarmenmixed
— Rachel Gauci (@FlossyGRM) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed funny, light and tender Faun; sparkling and elegant Tchaikovsky: a wonderful show and superbe dancers! Forlì-Italy
— Paola Cestelli (@greendragonPaCe) November 12, 2015
Damn you, Tchaikovsky, and your magnificent crescendos. Just wow. #ROHcarmenmixed
— Nemi (@AliceNemi) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed : Sarah Lamb gorgeous pre-raphaelite beauty in Afternoon of a Faun - please tell me if a Faun position is vacant
— dansomanie (@dansomanie) November 12, 2015
Afternoon of a faun was like visual poetry #ROHcarmenmixed
— ♔ Julz (@MRJULZ) November 12, 2015
Afternoon of a faun ... beauty and strength... stunning #ROHcarmenmixed in Dublin, Ireland
— Karin Flanagan (@KarinFlanagan1) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed 'Afternoon of a Faun' beautifully acted as well as danced by Lamb and Muntagirov
— holly atwood (@surface_skater) November 12, 2015
Liam Scarlett's 'Viscera' is incredible- especially that middle pas de deux #ROHcarmenmixed
— candice pearson (@CandsP) November 12, 2015
Extraordinary Viscera, it takes you into the music and the dance action! Bravo from Rome Italy #ROHcarmenmixed
— Milla (@millamytwits) November 12, 2015
Wow. Laura Morera was on FIRE in Viscera. Love it when you can actually feel the dancing. #ROHcarmenmixed
— Lucy Hague (@LuxLucisLuce) November 12, 2015
#ROHcarmenmixed viscera - absolutely amazing, I had no idea I liked abstract ballet. Wow!
— Natalie (@n8talie) November 12, 2015
What did you think of Viscera / Afternoon of a Faun / Tchaikovsky Pas de deux / Carmen live in cinemas?
The next cinema relay of 2015/16 will be The Royal Opera's Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci, relayed live on 10 December 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>
The Royal Ballet's latest Mixed Programme featuring Viscera, Afternoon of a Faun, Tchaikovsky Pas de deux and Carmen was screened live in cinemas across the world on 12 November 2015.
The relay featured a series of backstage films, including rehearsal footage and interviews with members of the cast and creative team.
If you missed the screening on the night, or just want to find out more about the productions, here's another chance to see the films:
Liam Scarlett on Viscera, his creative process and the nature of narrative ballet
'"Viscera" literally means your insides or your guts', says choreographer Liam Scarlett. 'It's probably not the most balletic word but it really gives that sense of visceral nature — it's powerful, gutsy and raw. There's no taking it easy in this ballet'
In this film, Viscera's creator reveals the creative process behind a work he describes as a 'playground' and explores the difference between abstract and narrative ballet:
An introduction to Carlos Acosta's Carmen
'Bizet's Carmen is a masterpiece. It's one of those works that's going to live forever', says choreographer and Principal Guest Artist Carlos Acosta of the work that inspired his latest ballet. 'What I wanted to do was create a work that feels fresh and new, and doesn't read like a dance piece — it's more like a theatrical piece that involves different art forms, not just dance'.
In this film, Carlos and other members of the cast and creative team reveal how they adapted one of the world's most iconic operas into a modern, yet classically-grounded ballet:
Carlos Acosta reflects on 17 years with The Royal Ballet
'Dance was always a passion — I used to break-dance, and dance salsa. Ballet was my salvation. I remember doing La Fille mal gardée at The Royal Festival Hall.' recalls Carlos Acosta of his childhood in Havana and first Season with The Royal Ballet. 'That was a hard show! I always knew I could play roles that demand a lot of power and jumping but I was always so eager to grow as an artist and wanted to try the roles that people don't think I'm so suited to. That's the key — don't remain where you are, but try and keep evolving.'
To see more films like these, subscribe to the Royal Opera House YouTube channel:
The next cinema relay of 2015/16 will be The Royal Opera's Cavalleria rusticana / Pagliacci, relayed live on 10 December 2015. Find your nearest cinema and sign up to our mailing list.]]>
As the curtain comes down on Carlos Acosta's Carmen, we've picked out some of our favourite clips from the Royal Opera House YouTube channel featuring the choreographer and Principal Guest Artist.
Born and raised in Havana, Carlos joined The Royal Ballet in 1998 and was promoted to his current role in 2003. During his 17 years with the Company, he has danced many roles in the classical repertoire, from La Fille mal gardée, to Giselle and Manon.
Carlos has choreographed and performed his own work on the Covent Garden stage including Don Quixote – his first full-length work for The Royal Ballet – and Latin-flavoured Cubanía.
After his final performance in Carmen, Carlos will perform in Will Tuckett's Elizabeth in the Royal Opera House's Linbury Studio Theatre. His future plans include founding his own company in Cuba.
Watch classic clips featuring Carlos from our YouTube channel:
What have been your most treasured memories of seeing Carlos Acosta performing with The Royal Ballet? Share your thoughts by commenting below.
A new book celebrating the dancer's career, Carlos Acosta at The Royal Ballet, has just been released and is available from the Royal Opera House shop.]]>
Due to a viral infection, German tenor Jonas Kaufmann has had to withdraw from singing the role of Don José in Carmen on 14 and 16 November 2015. The role will now be sung by Italian tenor Andrea Carè.
Andrea Carè made his Royal Opera debut in 2013 as Ismaele in Nabucco. His recent performances include B.F. Pinkerton in Madam Butterfly for Savonlinna Opera Festival and Canadian Opera Company, Pollione in Norma for Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona and Opéra National de Bordeaux; Giasone in Medea for Grand Théâtre de Genève, Cavaradossi in Tosca in St. Margarethen and Don José in Carmen for the Royal Swedish Opera.
The rest of the cast remains unchanged.
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A mixed programme of Viscera / Afternoon of a Faun / Tchaikovsky Pas de deux / Carmen will be broadcast live to cinemas around the world at 7.15pm GMT on 12 November 2015.
Former Royal Ballet Principal Darcey Bussell and journalist Fiona Bruce will present the live cinema relay from Covent Garden. The relay will also feature interviews and behind-the-scenes footage.
To accompany the performance a Viscera Mixed Digital Programme is available to download for free with the code 'FREECAR', and includes exclusive content about all four productions.
Sixty years of choreographic history are united in the first mixed programme of the 2015/16 Season. Opening with work from the Royal Ballet's Artist in Residence Liam Scarlett and closed by a new piece by Royal Ballet Principal Guest Artist Carlos Acosta, contemporary choreography bookends work by leading figures of 20th-century ballet. In addition to his Tchaikovsky Pas de deux, George Balanchine's influence is visible in Scarlett's Viscera, although fused with elements of 'British' ballet style. Jerome Robbins drew inspiration for his Afternoon of a Faun from Debussy's music to create a work of enchanting ambiguity. One of the most acclaimed ballet dancers of the age, Carlos Acosta unites classical and contemporary styles, including flamenco, to convey the vibrancy and passion of Carmen.
The Productions
Liam Scarlett made his American choreographic debut with Viscera in 2012. This abstract ballet is inspired and danced to Lowell Liebermann's Piano Concerto no.1, with rich red and blue costumes designed by Scarlett himself.
Jerome Robbins's captivating Afternoon of a Faun sees the rehearsal room come centre stage: the 'fourth wall' becomes a studio mirror into which two dancers gaze as they rehearse.
In the 1950s researchers uncovered a lost movement from Tchaikovsky's iconic score for Swan Lake, not heard for more than seventy years. The rediscovery inspired Balanchine's exhilarating Tchaikovsky Pas de deux, which pushes the classical grand pas de deux to new extremes.
Bizet's much loved opera Carmen inspires Carlos Acosta's new ballet adaptation, which strips the narrative back to place an intense focus on the doomed heroine and the love triangle around her.
Find out more about each of the pieces in our Ballet Essentials.
Carmen is a co-production between The Royal Ballet, Queensland Ballet and Texas Ballet Theater.
Find a cinema screening near you. View all upcoming screenings and sign up to our mailing list.
After the relay on 12 November, we will publish a selection of audience reactions, so do share your thoughts with the hashtag #ROHcarmenmixed.]]>
In opera, people sing: that's what makes it opera. Or does it? Throughout the history of the art form composers have experimented with a wide range of vocal expression: singing, speaking, shouting, whispering, screaming and everything in between. Speech is structurally crucial in Georg Friedrich Haas's new opera, Morgen und Abend – making this premiere part of a legacy that stretches back centuries.
Speech is at the heart of the operatic repertory. Two of the most popular works in the history of opera make extensive use of spoken dialogue. Mozart's Viennese Singspiel Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute) and Bizet's French opéra comique Carmen each balance musical numbers with extensive passages of spoken text, true to the genres in which they were written. Both the Singspiel and the opéra comique had their roots in local popular theatre; their use of vernacular language and spoken text meant that for a period of time they enjoyed support as accessible alternatives to 'serious' operas, which were usually in Italian. In Die Zauberflöte, the use of spoken text is a part of this populist identity.
Carmen, on the other hand, is almost on the edge of anachronism in its use of dialogue. By the time Bizet composed the work, the opéra comique had become codified in its own right as a hugely popular operatic genre, and many composers working in the genre veered away from the traditional use of spoken dialogue. But Bizet obviously enjoyed experimenting with the many levels of the human voice – in Carmen he uses unaccompanied dialogue, dialogue spoken over the orchestra (called 'melodrama'), recitative (speech-like singing) and operatic song, all carefully deployed to give each utterance a precise and distinctive meaning.
Other composers experimented with spoken text throughout the 19th century, from Beethoven's chilling use of melodrama in Fidelio, as Leonora first sees her husband's prison, to the dramatic recitation Cilea gave to his doomed actress Adriana Lecouvreur. Experiments by Humperdinck in his Königskinder at the turn of the 20th century led to the development of a new kind of vocal expression: Sprechstimme ('speech-song'). This musical speech, where the composer specifies the pitch at which sounds should be spoken, possibly originally notated a kind of performance style in popular song. It soon developed into a rich musical tool, as Schoenberg and his pupils experimented with ways to use this musical speech – such as the sing-song horror of Berg's Wozzeck as he descends into despair.
Composers continued to find innovative uses for spoken text throughout the 20th century – as an anti-opera statement (Brecht and Weill's Mahagonny); as exuberant, genre-smashing display (Ligeti's Le Grand Macabre); as a new language of rhythm (Reich's Three Tales); and as aural collage (Robert Ashley's Perfect Lives). Britten also made much use of speech, both in genre works, such as his realization of the 18th-century ballad opera The Beggar's Opera and his operetta Paul Bunyan, and in his operas, often in passages of bleak momentousness – when Balstrode tells Peter Grimes to sail his ship out to sea; when Elizabeth passes from life into death in Gloriana.
Speech is used to denote a similar transition in Morgen und Abend – although, characteristically for Haas, now viewed from the other side. He uses song only for characters in states of transition: those who are being born, or those who are dying. Olai, a father awaiting the birth of his son, is the only character who does not sing. Haas has stipulated that the opera's dialogue is always spoken in the vernacular of the country where the opera is performed, while the lyrical, text-led musical setting is sung in his native German – we are on the same plane as Olai, while the other characters are at a remove from us.
Far from a curio, speech in its many forms is a powerful tool in opera. The rich array of vocal effects will only expand as composers continue to experiment with that most varied of instruments, the human voice.
Morgen und Abend runs 13–28 November 2015. Tickets are still available.
The production is a co-commission and co-production with Deutsche Oper Berlin and is generously supported by Stefan Sten Olsson, Cockayne – Grants for the Arts via The London Community Foundation, Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation and The John S. Cohen Foundation.]]>
Death is one of the few universal experiences, and it's not surprising that it makes its presence felt in opera. Generally it is characters' attitudes to death, rather than the actual experience of it that has fascinated composers. In the case of composer Georg Friedrich Haas's new opera Morgen und Abend, however, it is the process of (rather than the emotional responses to) dying that is of interest.
In the history of the art form, opera's deaths are often brutal and quick. Manrico in Il trovatore is dragged to execution with barely a moment to think, while Canio's onstage attack in Pagliacci comes as a savage shock to his wife Nedda. Tosca's suicide is also swift, though she has time to express her defiance, and anticipate a final confrontation with Scarpia in the next life.
But death doesn't always come swiftly. Violetta knows she's doomed for most of La traviata, and in her beautiful Act III aria 'Addio, del passato' accepts her fate – though Verdi also poignantly shows us how the return of her lover Alfredo soon after makes Violetta yearn for recovery. Carmen has no such hesitation: she is fatalistic from the moment she foretells her death in the cards, and in her final confrontation with Don José refuses to compromise her integrity or struggle against destiny, bravely declaring that that 'Carmen will never yield – free she was born, free she will die!'
By contrast, Boris Godunov dies an anguished, guilt-ridden death, convinced that God is punishing him for the murder of the Tsarevich Dmitry. In the opera's final scene he bids his son farewell, to music that initially seems serene but grows agitated as Boris contemplates death. Eventually his voice shifts into harsh, unaccompanied speech as he urgently pleads for forgiveness in one of the bleakest of operatic finales.
Boris is terrified of death, but other operatic protagonists view it as a release from an unbearable life. Massenet's Werther commits suicide to end his torment at loving a married woman. His death scene – in which his beloved Charlotte finally admits she loves him – is the only time in the opera that he is happy. Lucia di Lammermoor eagerly anticipates a heavenly reunion with Edgardo in her mad scene, while Elisabeth in Tannhäuser pleads in her Act III aria to be allowed to die, and save Tannhäuser's soul by her intercession from Heaven.
Haas and Jon Fosse's treatment of death in Morgen und Abend is different from all of these. Their protagonist Johannes does not meet a violent death; he neither longs to die (despite his widowed state) nor fears death – in fact, he isn't even aware that he is dying. Instead, he passes almost unconsciously from one state to another, leaving behind his beloved daughter Signe, but re-united with his dead wife Erna and best friend Peter, who gradually guide him to the next life.
'Morgen und Abend is a standard opera: it's a man, singing, dying', explains Graham Vick, who directs the production. 'Half the repertoire goes like that. But it's a much more sophisticated version because it's looked at from the point of view of not leaving life but of arriving at death. You know the light at the end of the tunnel – it's looked at from the other end. It's a fantastically ambitious score from that point of view.' Out of the many operas that deal with death, this extraordinary work is perhaps the only one to examine the state of dying – and what might happen afterwards.
Lucia di Lammermoor runs 7 April 2016–19 May 2016. Tickets are still available.
Werther runs 19 June –13 July 2016. Tickets are still available.]]>


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Get Skype-> Windows-> Choose the ordinary or beta release, please make a point not to uninstall what you even now have installed, basically, introduce over. It is the speediest thing to attempt to resolution issues for example this.
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- 4 oz. deli roast beef slices (or cooked roast beef), cut into thin strips
- 2 ½ tbsp. corn relish
- 1 tbsp. salad dressing (or mayonnaise)
- 1 flour tortilla (9 inch diameter)
How to make it
Corn And Beef Filling: Combine first 3 ingredients in small bowl. Makes about 1/2 cup filling.
Spread filling evenly on tortilla, almost to edge. Roll up tightly, jelly roll-style. To serve, cut in half diagonally.
Nutritional Information(per serving)
- Calories: 472
- Fat: 17.2
- Saturated Fat: 3.2
- Cholesterol: 7mg
- Sodium: 595mg
- Carbs: 40g
- Protein: 40g
- Fiber: 2g
Variation: Place green leaf lettuce on tortilla before filling and rolling.
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"Our students are so clique-y!"
This is an unfortunate but common refrain in youth ministry circles. We do such a great job of building community, but that community becomes so tight it does not welcome newcomers. It is a tight rope to walk, but we want a loving community that is also welcoming to those outside the group.
The question is, How do you manage it?
Here is one simple solution – kick your students out of the youth group. At least for one week. Give them a "homework assignment" of going to a different church's youth group for a week. They need to go, by themselves, and see what it is like for a new visitor to try to break into an already established group.
For most of them, this will be terrifying. (It might be terrifying for you, too! What if they like the other youth group better? What if their parents get mad? What if the other youth minister is cooler than me?) What this will do is get them out of their comfort zone, and begin to empathize with people trying to break in to strong communities (or cliques). Some of them will experience very welcoming environments. Some will be completely ignored. Either way, they'll begin to understand the sheer terror that a new visitor goes through when coming to youth group for the first time.
To make things easier, plan it out way ahead of time. Clear it with parents, talk with the youth minister of the local groups (if you know them. If not, hey, great way to connect!), and of course clear it with your leadership. Its best if you "assign" churches to your students, that way they don't "accidentily" show up at these other youth groups en masse. Pick churches close to their houses so you lower the barrier of participation in this little field trip. And of course make sure these churches have a youth ministry to go to! You wouldn't want to send little Johnny to an empty church some Wednesday night!
The real key is in the debrief the next week. Get the students to explore how they felt before, during, and after. Really probe and dig deep into the experience. Explore the "why". Then let students come up with a way to make sure that people visit don't feel the way they felt. You'll find that once your students have really experienced a clique on the other side, they will be more welcoming and less clique-y.
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TULSA — Music legend Sir Paul McCartney is planning a return engagement at the BOK Center in honor of the arena's fifth anniversary.
Tulsa Mayor Dewey Bartlett and venue staff announced at a news conference Friday that the former Beatle is adding a May 29 Tulsa show to his 2013 "Out There" tour.
Tickets will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday and will be available at www.bokcenter.com, Arby's Box Office, all Tickets.com outlets, or by phone at (866) 726-5287.
Ticket prices have not yet been announced, according to a venue representative.
McCartney, 70, last played Oklahoma in 2009, when he performed a sold-out show as part of the BOK Center's first anniversary celebration. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer played his first-ever Sooner State show in 2002 just months after the Oklahoma City arena now known as Chesapeake Energy Arena opened.
The Tulsa concert is one of only five U.S. dates planned on his "Out There" trek, which will play Austin, Texas, on May 22; Boston's Fenway Park on July 9; and Manchester, Tenn.'s massive Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival in June. In addition, McCartney on July 12 will return to Washington, D.C. — the site of The Beatles' first U.S. concert in 1964 at the Washington Coliseum.
McCartney, whose last studio album was 2012's Grammy-winning standards collection "Kisses on the Bottom," also will play Brazil, Poland, Italy and Austria on his summer trip.
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Two cars collide at an intersection. Car , with a mass of 1900 , is going from west to east, while car , of mass 1400 , is going from north to south at12.0 . As a result of this collision, the two cars becomeenmeshed and move as one afterwards. In your role as an expertwitness, you inspect the scene and determine that, after thecollision, the enmeshed cars moved at an angle of 65.0 south of east from the point of impact.
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How fast were the enmeshed cars moving justafter the collision? answer is 5.62m/s
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