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5 Parks near East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania 3.13 miles SW
Marshalls Creek, Pennsylvania 4.04 miles NE
Scotrun, Pennsylvania 8.8 miles NW
Mt Bethel, Pennsylvania 9.84 miles SE
Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania 11.2 miles NW
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (570) 223-8000
Sites: 212 | Latest Rate: $85.00 | 39 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $85.00
We traveled here once again for Labor Day Weekend. The staff was helpful, getting us to our site in a timely manner. Be forewarned before you travel here, once off the main road, the backroads to the campgrounds are narrow and tricky to maneuver. Our site was great, large and quiet, giving us the feeling of being isolated from the rest of the area. The one negative is there is a limited sewer system and we were not able to hook up, having to get the honey wagon to pull up each day. The campgrounds were crowded as they always are this time of year, and there were lines at the washrooms not having enough to accommodate the crowd they had on hand. We were close to the activities we had planned, the Garlic Festival and the river so this was an ideal location. I would stay here again as this is still a better campground than a couple others we stayed at in the area. We camped at Delaware Water Gap / Pocono Mountain KOA for 3 nights in a Travel Trailer. - alkurta
Oct 2015 - $57.00
For us this was a stopover on our way from Virginia to New Hampshire. It was a good, although pricey, overnight stop. It was very quiet and very convenient to the highway. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our pull-through site was easy enter and exit, also level. Fuel, shopping, and restaurants are close by. We would definitely stay here again. I suspect it would be quite busy on the weekends as there is a lot to do in this area. - SchnoodleCamp
Aug 2015 - $60.00
Very clean park. Camped in a 35' Class A towing a car on a dolly, and still had plenty of room in front in my pull through site. I needed a few blocks under the front jacks to level. All sites are gravel, although some had as much grass as gravel. WiFi was fine, all hookups were clean and easy to get to. The pool looked very clean. The dog run was also clean with a few agility obstacles to play with. Very nice, large play area for the kids, and a well kept miniature golf course ($). The cabins appeared to be renovated and/or new. Office staff, hosts and volunteers were all friendly and helpful. On the minus side, quiet hours weren't enforced very well. We will stay here again. - DebDon
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (570) 421-1424
Sites: 425 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 8 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $35.00
OK, I will admit, this isn't the best looking campground around. But the people are very friendly and the owners and the seasonal residents are working on improving things a little bit each year. We have been coming here for 6 years, with others in our group for 9 years. The group gets the sunrise retreat cabins. These are actually trailers. They aren't the cleanest things around, but you're camping, do you expect it to look like the Marriott? The price is right though, and it includes a bathroom, two separate bedrooms, one with a full size bed and one with a bunk bed, and a kitchen/living room combo with a futon, a full size fridge and an apartment sized oven. The cabins are arranged in a circle around a big field, and when we book all the cabins we get the field for free. We use this to sit around the campfire together, to cook and serve food, and to play volleyball, football and soccer. It is a very large area. We actually camped on a water/electric site this year with our popup, and it was a nice large and level site with a picnic table and fire ring across from the field. The roads are gravel, but we made it up them fine. The employees go out of their way to accommodate our group, bringing us folding tables to use, and even taking our whole group on a private fire truck ride around the campground. There are a lot of seasonals and some are run down, but this is slowly improving. Also, they redid the bathrooms a couple years ago and now they are kept clean. The pool can sometimes be dirty and I wish this would improve. There are multiple playgrounds and the kids in our group enjoy playing on them. Overall, we've had many great experiences here. It is by no means the best campground out there, but I will be back, hopefully for many years to come. - kristy29
Jun 2009 - $35.00
We wanted to go to a local campground to try out our new TT. For some reason someone in our group of 4 travel units picked this place. We all agreed we would never be back. Our sites were located in the first section (just right of the entrance). All gravel sites -- all only 8 ft wide. Most were covered with weeds & grass had not been cut in 3-4 weeks. Several sites had poison ivy right at the water hook up. We did drive around and check the rest of the CG out. Mostly permanents - not even seasonals. All interior roads are in desperate need of repair -- full of bumps and gullies - barely passable in a truck, let alone pulling a 5th wheel or TT. LOTS of run down trailers in the CG -- some looked like they had not seen use in 10 years. Full of leaves, garbage, furniture tossed about the insides, etc. Rental units old and not maintained. Huge junkyard of trailers within site of interior roads. Dumpsters were jam packed and garbage was laying all over the ground - don't think they had pick-up within 2 months. Store had lots of stuff in it but not the basics - they did not have tea or sugar. Minigolf course was not maintained and unplayable. No activities. The pool was clean and there were a few people in it. I did not venture into the bathrooms. Overall I would say that this is the worst of campgrounds. Would ABSOLUTELY encourage everyone to find another campground. - jeanette b
Jul 2008 - $90.00
We rented one of their trailers. It was falling apart, dirty and full of bugs. I had to have them come clean it again and I still used a whole jar of lysol. I could not bring any food in because black ants were everywhere. The water was very smelly. The toilets didn't work well and we had to clean up overflows and when we called them they just gave us a plunger. We wanted our money back because the whole place is so run down with trailers just left to rot away. They advertise a canopy in the pool area and it is a tarp thrown over metal poles. The pool could have used a coat of paint. The owners are very nasty. I would never go back and would not recommend it to anyone. - MHelm
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (570) 223-0111
Sites: 185 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 63 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $48.00
This is an absolutely beautiful location but I would not stay here again. The drive into the park and the registration parking was on a very dangerous hill, not good if you don't have very good brakes. The site was again in a beautiful location but it was very unlevel. I have an automatic leveling system and it would not level the RV. I had to use it in the manual mode and still didn't get it right but acceptable for one night. The price, given the time of the year, was ridiculous. The hookups were not well placed, I had to move way forward to even think about hooking up to electricity. The water pressure was so low, I think if I had used a pressure regulator, it would have helped not hindered. I would have hated to have been here in the height of their season; there would have been no water. The road around the sites was very tight, if someone with little to no experience with tight places would have ruined their RV. The site was dirt with a little stone thrown in for the tourists. - Jack&Wanda
Jul 2015 - $45.00
A clean, well-maintained park in a hilly area. Slight slope to most sites but easy to level. Good hookups, sewer old style non-threaded requiring rubber doughnut. Good cable, local channels plus NY and Philly sports teams. Gravel roads but not dusty. Lots of activities for kids, including fishing pond and panning for "gold". Moderate sized very clean pool. Small store with basics, bread/milk etc. Easy check in, friendly staff. Nature/fitness trail a plus. Only saw one other couple besides us without at least one dog. The RV across from us had five dogs in an outside pen, but the owners were attentive to quieting them when necessary. During the day we could almost always hear barking from one location or another in the park, but it was just background noise and not a deal breaker. CG is extremely quiet at night and we were there over a weekend. Heavy rain did not stop numerous campfire lovers from trying to burn wet wood. Enough smoke that we closed our windows and went with air conditioning the second night. A decent breeze and dry weather would have eliminated the issue. Overall this was a pleasant camping experience and we would certainly return. - valandmichaele
Jun 2015 - $45.00
Shaded park with tight spaces. Lots of trees which makes maneuvering through campground tricky. Like most northern campground we've been to, it's pack em and stack em. The better sites have long stay campers. Sites are not level. Could be a nicer park if they got rid of every other site. - southernsky
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (570) 588-6631
Sites: 195 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jun 2015 - $1.00
Litter not picked up, dumpsters overflowing, grass needs mowing, camping sites need police call, roads need repair, tree branches need to be picked up. Maintenance people driving around in golf carts and sitting in them doing nothing. Management not supervising the workers, and there seems to be no standards that have to be meet. Buildings smell musty. Will not be returning. - gafidler
May 2013 - $40.00
Timothy Lake Campground is composed of two different areas. I stayed in the North Campground. I used the campground over Memorial weekend. There are 2 bath houses. One (near us) was out of order with no signs posted. We figured it was out of order when there was no water in the toilets, debris all over the sinks and tile and fixtures falling in the showers. When we used the other bath house, there was no water pressure. We ended up doing a sponge bath and just didn't wash our hair. We went to use the indoor pool first thing in the morning and found debris floating in it. We checked the pool bathrooms and my son discovered all the urinals were taken down and both toilets were clogged. Sites have some slope to them, but none of them would be difficult to level. My site had the fire ring on the wrong side and after 2 days of several requests, they never moved it. When we arrived we discovered the putt putt golf was closed as was the boats. If we were only staying one night, used our own shower and never left our trailer I would say the campground is a 4 instead of a 3. I recommend avoiding the campground. - Meenan Monsters
Jun 2011 - $20.00
Upon arrival, no workers were available to check us in. Luckily a worker from Timothy Lake North was there and was able to assist us. We had reservations so that really surprised me that no one was available. My husband and I both used the bathrooms and found them to be dirty and unkept condition. We will not be using the showers! Sites were OK, but in need of yard care and tree trimming. Very disappointed! - 1st time fulltimer
East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (map) | (570) 588-1617
Sites: 312 | Latest Rate: $1.00 | 11 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $1.00
Outstanding customer service! Park is heavily tree'd, so satellite reception was difficult in many sites. Paved roads, with Gravel or grass sites. Major shopping 5-7 miles away. Close to Pa. state line.
Would definitely stay here again!
Visited with 42' motorhome + toad. - 8345
Jun 2015 - $3.00
We had an excellent site by the restrooms. The Activity Center was inside the office/store area, so was inaccessible after hours, which is when we wanted to watch TV. There are many seasonal campers here but most keep the sites well maintained. Smoke from other campsites were sometimes a problem but only when air was still. Restrooms were cleaned regularly but not very thoroughly. - dldw1954
Oct 2014 - $1.00
Very nice campground, great staff, nice sites but some could be wider, tree trimming would be nice to help a lot of sites. All hook ups worked great, place very clean, looks like rules enforced. One of the better TT Outdoor World parks I have been to, must be a popular one. No tv but cable available ($). Some sites out in the open good for folks needing satellite viewing, on a clear night the view of the stars was wonderful. Maybe this staff should give lessons to the other parks in the TT system on how to run a campground, they do a wonderful job here, will return. - DBLR


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Holodecks in Libraries?
The site Game Couch (a video game and general nerd site) posted a question to some bloggers on how a holodeck (really? you don't know what that is? turn in your MLIS right now!) might fit in with libraries. He got responses from David Lee King and Jessamyn West. Oh, yeah, and the.effing.librarian, but don't let that keep you from reading.
story here.
...and if any of you Star Trek nerds have an opinion, I'm sure the editor would like to hear it, so leave comments.
opinion from someone who knows who Christopher Pike is
This is easily the damn stupidest thing I've read about this year.
Why don't people just write about what Battlestar Galactica character they'd have liked to have taken to the senior prom? Then about what they'd wear. Then what their date would have worn. Then what planet they'd get the corsage flowers from and would class M planet flowers be prettier or more pedestrian.
Hey, could Superman beat up Mighty Mouse? I mean, Superman is, like, a real person!
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Yarn Bombing Los Angeles is a fiber arts community that engages thousands of people online, worldwide, and locally in the Los Angeles area. YBLA currently collaborates with city governments, museums, alternative art spaces, and public spaces to create thought-provoking, community-generated public art installations.
YBLA's work blends and reinterprets different artistic genres of street art, public art, fiber art, social practice, craft, and high art. YBLA's mission is to create a form of community-generated, site-specific public art that is tactile and accessible, while at the same time initiating dialogue about cross-generation connections and craft history.
All are welcome at YBLA's public events which are listed on our Calendar page.
YBLA's work blends and reinterprets different artistic genres of street art, public art, fiber art, social practice, craft, and high art. YBLA's mission is to create a form of community-generated, site-specific public art that is tactile and accessible, while at the same time initiating dialogue about cross-generation connections and craft history.
All are welcome at YBLA's public events which are listed on our Calendar page.
Loops and Groups:
Yarn Bombing Los Angeles, the First Five Years
Brand Library Art Center
November 21, 2015-February 5, 2016
Saturday, December 12, 6:30pm-9:00pm
Showcasing 5 years' worth of projects from across the
Los Angeles area, coordinated by YBLA Core Members:
Julie Kornblum, Arzu Arda Kosar, David Orozco,
Judy Richards, Darlyn Susan Yee, Carol Zou
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Community Yarn Bombing in Brand Park
Saturday, November 21, 12:00pm-4:00pm
Join us as we decorate Brand Park in celebration of the Yarn Bombing Los Angeles retrospective exhibition. We will be focusing on areas closest to the library, such as the main drive, upper parking lot, library plaza, etc. It's a public park, so there are (of course) SOME RULES.
NO: Hand rails, Fire hydrants, Obscuring signage of any kind, Japanese Garden/Tea House, Doctors House, Ball field fencing, Playground equipment
YES: Trees, Light poles, Benches on library stairs, Library book return, Library bike racks, Mansion or gallery columns, El Miradero gate (side doors), Library flag poles
Not Your Mother's Knitting!
Thursday, January 14, 7:00pm-8:30pm
A presentation by award winning textile artist Julie Kornblum. YBLA's thought provoking public art installations are tactile and accessible works that blend and bend notions about public art, street art, fiber art, social practice, craft and high art. Projects are as political as they are whimsical and are definitely Not Your Mother's Knitting!
Hands-on Workshop with David Orozco
Saturday, January 30, 10:30am-12:00pm
Fiber artist Orozco will introduce hyperbolic crochet, and get participants started on a project of their own. Hyperbolic crochet applies mathematical principles to crochet patterns to create
wonderful organic shapes. And you don't have to do any arithmetic! Beginners welcome. Materials provided.
a collaboration led by Yarn Bombing Los Angeles – with creative participation from local fiber art collectives including Glendale's Jewel City Knitters, Pasadena's Crochet Meet Up, Burbank's Fiber Fiends and independent artisans.
Opening reception Wednesday October 14th, 6-8p The Alex Theatre – North Brand Boulevard
Re-Entry is part of YOU ARE HERE, a series of temporary public art installations curated and produced by AFTA Productions. Each creative experience will pop-up in Glendale throughout 2015 highlighting the city's arts & entertainment district, municipal district and sites of historic significance. The program features unique installations created by local artists specifically for Glendale and designed to offer an engaging experience to residents and visitors from neighboring communities
The #grannysquared catalog is available on Amazon! Featuring 62 beautiful color pages of photos, maps, and essays about our yearlong quest to cover the Craft and Folk Art Museum in granny squares from 500 crocheters all over the world. Thank you so much to Future Studio Gallery for providing the beautiful catalog design! Get yours here: http://www.amazon.com/CAFAM-Granny-Squared-Bombing-Angeles/dp/1494484889/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389462942&sr=8-1&keywords=CAFAM+granny+squared
The YBLA catalog for the 18th Street Yarnbombing is available on Amazon!


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Captain of Cakes by TayekoWatch
©2012-2016 Tayeko
I can't wait to wear this again ;D
Th cake is a lie...XD I love tis!
I remember seeing this on Petal's profile and siggy!! I LOVE how you drew the uniform with all it's details especially in the sash and hat ruffles! The cake looks really yummy too! Great job! ^_^
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Valentine's Day Pancakes
This is great to start valentine's day with :)
Blackberry Syrup :
1/2 package frozen blackberries, thawed, with all juices
1/2 cup orange juice
3/4 cup sugar (approximate)
1/2 tsp. honey (optional)
1 large egg
1 cup all-purpose flour
3/4 cup milk
1 tbsp. sugar
2 tbsp. vegetable oil
3 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 - 3/4 cup semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips
Blackberry Syrup:
( Note: This syrup may be made up to a week in advance of using and stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Simply reheat before serving.)
If berries are still frozen: Place berries in a bowl with 1/2 of the sugar and stir to coat. Microwave on medium setting for about 3 minutes, in 1 minute increments, until completely thawed. Allow to cool completely, then continue as below.
Place berries and juices in a bowl with all of the sugar. Stir to coat berries evenly and allow to macerate at room temperature for at least 20 minutes.
Mash berries slightly with the back of a fork and stir to ensure that the sugar coats the berries evenly. Pour mixture into a small saucepan with orange juice and honey (optional) and put over medium heat. bring to a simmer, reduce heat to low and allow to simmer until mixture reduces by 1/4 (about 12 minutes). Let stand at least 5 minutes before serving.
In a medium bowl, beat egg until fluffy. Beat in all remaining ingredients, except chocolate, until just smooth. (for a thinner batter, add 1 or 2 additional tablespoons of milk.) Add chocolate and stir a few times to distribute the chips.
Heat griddle or nonstick skillet over medium heat, or if using an electric griddle, to 375° F. (To test heat, sprinkle with a few drops of water. if bubbles jump and skitter around the griddle, the heat is perfect.) Place heart shaped mold on the surface of the pan and spray surface with nonstick cooking spray.
For each pancake, use just a bit less than 1/4 cup batter that is thin enough to flow to the shape of the mold, but not thin enough to run out from under the edges (This may take a bit of experimentation.) Cook until pancake is bubbly on top, puffed and beginning to rise over the top of the mold (if it's a little guy like mine) at the edges. flip pancake and mold together and cook the other side until it is golden brown.
Store pancakes in a 200 degree oven, directly on the oven rack, while cooking remaining pancakes.
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Thomas Jefferson Center: Bookshelf
Welcome to the Thomas Jefferson Center Book Shelf. This web page offers a list of many of the core texts which are read and discussed in Jefferson Center classes, and which can provide the foundation for a serious great books education. We are offering this list, accessible on the left of this page and broken down by four major categories, for two main reasons. First, we want to give students an idea of what works they can expect to study if they decide to pursue our certificate. Second, we want to provide a public resource to help guide people outside the university who are interested in studying the core texts on their own. We hope that this list will help guide you in your own reading.
We have offered a set of readings for each of the four main fields of study that Jefferson Center students pursue. All of the books mentioned below are books taught in Core Texts classes. For the most essential readings, we have said roughly what each book is about, what kinds of questions one might bring to it, and what one might hope to learn from it. These are not meant to be exhaustive in any way, but merely launching pads for your own explorations and discussions.
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text: Dear colleagues, Thank you all for all your yesterday's help. Alas, I had to reboot both nodes about 5am, because the situation has gone critical. Now I built almost the same cluster in a lab. Its configuration is REALLY simple: <?xml version="1.0"?> <cluster name="cluster1" config_version="1"> <cman two_node="1" expected_votes="1"/> <clusternodes> <clusternode name="vlan201.eth0.host1.lab.***.net" votes="1" nodeid="1"/> <clusternode name="vlan201.eth0.host2.lab.***.net" votes="1" nodeid="2"/> </clusternodes> <fencedevices/> <rm> <failoverdomains/> <resources/> </rm> </cluster> I started iscsi, cman, clvmd, gfs2 and rgmanager. When I'm disconnecting a node, the second node can't work with the same filesystem: any attempt to open some file just waits. But when I'm reconnecting the node back, files are opening and all is working. I'm sorry if it's a noob's question, but why does it ignore "<cman two_node="1" expected_votes="1"/>"? Thank you! -- V.Melnik


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Myths are more than just stories. For the psychologist Carl Jung, they were no less than 'psychic phenomena that reveal the nature of the soul'. There is something elemental about them that means that even today, thousands of years after the Greeks first told their myths, artists of all varieties still turn to them for inspiration.
Harrison Birtwistle has been writing works informed by ancient mythology since the 1960s, with his new opera The Cure the most recent. But he is only among the latest in a long line of opera composers to do so. Myths have been crucial to opera ever since the art form came into existence at the turn of the 17th century, with composers including Berlioz and Richard Strauss falling under their spell. What was probably the very first opera, Jacopo Peri's Dafne (1598), tells the tale of Apollo's pursuit of the nymph Daphne, as related by Ovid in his Metamorphoses.
The Metamorphoses have inspired not only composers – Handel (Acis and Galatea) and Britten (Six Metamorphoses after Ovid) among them – but also artists in other media, of the stature of Shakespeare and Titian (whose work has in turn inspired many other artists, perhaps most explicitly in The Royal Ballet's triptych Metamorphosis: Titian 2012). In poetry, Ted Hughes's late work Tales from Ovid (1997) gives evidence that simply translating Ovid can result in a vitally fresh and relevant work of art. Ovid's appeal might lie in the vivid, thrilling way in which he recounts his tales – but it also lies in the tales themselves.
Even Ovid was treading familiar ground, bringing together myths from even older Roman and Greek sources. Just as today, in Ovid's time at the turn of the first century AD myths were familiar, almost universal – a set of stories everyone shared. Homer, who probably lived as early as the 8th century BC and continues to inspire artists from Alice Oswald (the poetry collection Memorial) to theatre group The Paper Cinema (a version of the Odyssey told through puppets), is an earlier source for certain myths – but again, even he was also drawing on a long oral tradition of myth-telling.
It isn't just that myths have survived: they have retained their power to spark artistic revolution. Gluck's use of mythology in Orfeo ed Euridice (1762, revised as Orphée et Eurydice in 1774) was a key part of his reform of opera. Just three characters appear in this luminously simple setting of the Orpheus myth, eschewing the complexities of opera seria for 'classical' values such as balance and proportion, and integrating not just music and drama but also dance.
A hundred and fifty years later, Stravinsky and Balanchine's collaboration Apollo (1928) was a turning point in classical ballet: working in a 'neoclassical' style, both composer and choreographer stepped away from modernist excess to create a ballet in 'pristine white' that celebrates Apollo and his muses. And the works of Martha Graham in 20th-century dance, while very different in their attitudes to Greek myth, are just as revolutionary. In Night Journey (1947), for instance, she concentrated on Jocasta, the mother and wife of Oedipus, rather than Oedipus himself, giving a new psychological perspective to the myth.
There seem to be a near-infinite number of ways to interpret myths, as The Royal Opera's current focus on Orpheus shows: Orpheus operas by Monteverdi, Birtwistle, Gluck and Rossi as well as Little Bulb Theatre's aptly demonstrate how many different ways one myth can come to life. This, then, is perhaps the key reason for the continuing appeal of mythology to artists. Just as Ovid transformed his myths into elegant tales of metamorphosis, so artists today remodel them in the ways that suit them best. The Cure may be the latest opera based on myth, but it certainly won't be the last.
Oedipe runs 23 May 2016–8 June 2016. Tickets are still available.
The world of the ancient Greeks – the larger-than-life characters of its myths, the ritualized formal structures of its drama – have fascinated composer Harrison Birtwistle since his student days. Even the early masterpiece Tragoedia (1965), reflects this absorption, with its re-creation of the structures of Greek tragedy in abstract instrumental terms. Birtwistle's first Orpheus-inspired work came just five years later: Nenia: the Death of Orpheus, a powerful lament for soprano and chamber ensemble. These two have been followed by many instrumental works and songs similarly inspired by the Greeks, most famously Panic (1995), Theseus Game (2003) and Orpheus Elegies (2004).
Many of Birtwistle's stage works reflect the same obsession. As Music Director of the National Theatre 1975–83 he was able to immerse himself deeply in Greek tragedy with music for Peter Hall's production of Aeschylus' trilogy Oresteia in 1981. The project cemented Birtwistle's interest in ancient Greek theatrical rituals, and has had far-reaching implications – both for Birtwistle's operas, and his second collaboration with Hall in 2002, on The Bacchae.
Birtwistle's first large-scale opera The Mask of Orpheus in 1986 was his first operatic treatment of a Greek myth. He wished to 'create a formal world that was utterly new', and this complex opera, scored for vast orchestra, 14 soloists, chorus and dancers, radically explores the different versions of the Orpheus myth and their contradictions. An elaborate stage design demarcates areas of the stage for different actions; Orpheus, Eurydice and Aristeus (Eurydice's other suitor) are performed not only by singers but also by dancers and puppets, in a representation of their human, heroic and mythical forms. The final act offers several alternative endings to the myth.
Birtwistle returned to Orpheus in The Second Mrs Kong (1994), this time placing him in a fantastical contemporary setting. Librettist Russell Hoban felt that transporting Orpheus into the modern world articulated the 'ungraspability' of reality: a key theme of the opera, in which the mythical musician (and, after he is brutally decapitated, his singing head) accompanies the giant ape King Kong on his quest to find Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring'. Ultimately Orpheus' loss of Eurydice parallels Kong's final failure to embrace Pearl.
Birtwistle's ninth opera The Io Passion (2004) offers another postmodern treatment of Greek myth. The story of Io – Zeus' lover, transformed into a heifer by his wife Hera – gradually permeates that of two modern estranged lovers, until, in the words of librettist Stephen Plaice, the story 'bursts up through the routine surface, and presents itself in its raw power'.
The Minotaur from 2008 is in some ways more straightforward but no less original. Birtwistle and librettist David Harsent present a strikingly humane treatment of the fearsome man-bull. The Minotaur may be a brutal killer, but he's also a melancholy, even sympathetic figure, who laments his loneliness in poignant soliloquies. Birtwistle and Harsent contrast the ultimately sympathetic Minotaur with his unscrupulous half-sister Ariadne, who lies, cheats and betrays in order to escape her life on Crete, and the 'hero' Theseus, who ill-treats Ariadne and who murders the Minotaur out of vanity.
Birtwistle returned to Orpheus again in The Corridor (2009), another collaboration with Harsent. This intense chamber opera focuses entirely on the moment when Orpheus looks back at Eurydice on their journey from the Underworld, and so loses her forever. In thirty minutes, Birtwistle and Harsent explore every emotional aspect of that moment – excitement, despair, anger, grief, resignation – and offer a complex reading of the couple's relationship.
Six years on, Birtwistle and Harsent have captured another moment from Greek myth in The Corridor's companion piece The Cure: the sorceress Medea's rejuvenation of the dying King Aeson, father of her lover Jason. Together, these two potent operas – each explorations of damaging intimacy and of the value of existence – testify to the lasting spell that that ancient Greece holds over Birtwistle, and over his audiences.
The production is a co-production and co-commission with Aldeburgh Music, with additional support from the London Sinfonietta, and is generously supported by The John S. Cohen Foundation and the Boltini Trust.]]>
Harrison Birtwistle, one of the foremost figures of contemporary music, celebrates his 80th birthday on 15 July 2014. The Royal Opera has the privilege of sharing a relationship with Birtwistle that stretches back to 1991, with its commission of Gawain. This was followed by 2008's The Minotaur, revived in 2013, and we now look forward to the premiere of The Cure in 2015, a new chamber opera co-commissioned with Aldeburgh Festival and London Sinfonietta. His works have an amazing sense of colour, of imagination, of integrity and of line – an astonishing output for a composer who, with characteristic understatement, describes composing as 'just like knitting'.
For all three of his Royal Opera works Birtwistle has joined forces with poet David Harsent. Speaking before the premiere of The Minotaur, Harsent described their relationship: 'It's a terrific collaboration, it always has been on each occasion that we've worked together… Quite often when I'm writing about something I dream aspects of it too. And I would suspect that if Harry and I both had dreams about the piece we were working on, they would be versions of the same dream.'
Birtwistle is a master of orchestral colour; talking to Tom Service, he explains how in The Minotaur he uses the otherness of the saxophone sound to convey in sound Ariadne's isolation, and the cimbalom as 'an instrument of decay'.
Ryan Wigglesworth, who conducted The Minotaur for The Royal Opera in 2013, describes 'the endless melody that goes through this piece – but it's constantly changing shape and colour and form and is not something you're necessarily conscious of; it works somewhere in the back of your mind. You know that there is a presence somewhere that is constant.'
The Royal Opera's Associate Director of Opera, John Fulljames, picks up on the way that Birtwistle's stage works are 'brilliant theatre music'. This innate sense of drama is strikingly clear in Birtwistle's Royal Opera commissions. Harsent has described how, 'Sometimes he'll suggest a change that is wholly theatrical rather than musical. He asked me to write something extra for a moment in which Ariadne is alone on stage: "A little aria, about eight lines, make it dark". So I wrote her the aria "The Cretan sun is black". And it turned out to be one of the best moments in the piece, I thought.'
John Fulljames again: 'The mastery across the range of Harry's output – from the large-scale canvases of Gawain and The Minotaur, to the chamber-scale music theatre of both his early and latest works surely mark him out as one of the giants of our time, in any artistic discipline. We await The Cure, and all his future operas, eagerly.'
The Royal Opera's double programme of Birtwistle's chamber operas The Corridor/The Cure will be performed in the Linbury Studio Theatre in summer 2015.
The Royal Opera's premiere production of The Minotaur is available on DVD and Blu-ray.]]>
Elektra is a reworking of the great Greek tragedy by Sophocles. To mark the return of Charles Edwards' production to the Royal Opera House we cast an eye over other operas that have been inspired by Classical myths, poetry and plays.
Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria (1640)
The second of only three Monteverdi operas to have survived, Il ritorno d'Ulisse is based on the conclusion of Homer's Odyssey. Ulisse (Odysseus) finally returns home from the Trojan War after ten years of wandering. He discovers his faithful wife Penelope besieged by greedy suitors who believe he is dead. Each of the suitors hopes to inherit Ulisse's wealth and depose his son Telemaco (Telemachus). With the help of the goddess Minerva, Ulisse disposes of the suitors and convinces Penelope of his true identity. Reunited, husband and wife sing a rapturous duet ('O delle mie fatiche meta dolce e soave').
Les Troyens (1863, first performed in full 1890)
Virgil's epic poem The Aeneid provided the inspiration for this massive opera. Berlioz wrote his own libretto, referring closely to Virgil's original text. He loved the Aeneid, and knew it intimately – he described Virgil as 'the first to find a way to my heart and to enflame my growing imagination'. Over four hours in length, Les Troyens covers the sack of Troy and Aeneas's romantic and ultimately tragic stay in Carthage. Highlights of the score include the Trojans' procession with the Trojan Horse in Act I, the burning of Troy and the suicide of the Trojan women in Act II, Dido and Aeneas's rapturous love duet 'Nuit d'ivresse' in Act IV and Dido's heartbreaking suicide aria 'Je vais mourir' in Act V. Les Troyens is perhaps the longest opera to be written on a Classical theme.
Ariadne auf Naxos (1912, revised 1916)
The Prologue of Richard Strauss's opera (in its 1916 revised version) opens with a composer preparing for the premiere of his opera about the Cretan princess Ariadne, abandoned by Theseus on the island of Naxos. The Composer sees Ariadne as the ultimate emblem of fidelity and love, and is horrified to discover that his opera will be staged at the same time as a commedia dell'arte piece, 'The Unfaithful Zerbinetta'. In the second part of the evening, the story of the mythical Ariadne, three nymphs and the god Bacchus collides hilariously with the dancing, bad behaviour and ironic comments of the commedia dell'arte performers. The legend wins out in the end as the commedia dell'arte troupe leave Ariadne and Bacchus to sing their sublime final duet 'Lag nicht die Welt auf meiner Brust?'
Richard Strauss revisited Classical mythology in Die ägyptische Helen (1928), Daphne (1938) and Die Liebe der Danae (1940, first performed publicly 1952).
The Minotaur (2008)
Harrison Birtwistle's tautly constructed Royal Opera commission is based on the Greek legend of the Minotaur. The Minotaur had the body of a man and the head of a bull, and may have been the son of the god Poseidon. He was imprisoned in a labyrinth in the Palace at Knossos in Crete, where the Athenian hero Theseus killed him with the help of the Minotaur's half-sister Ariadne. Birtwistle tells the story from the point of view of all three characters. Theseus is coolly heroic, intent on his task. Ariadne longs to escape the island, and expresses her frustration eloquently in her solo scenes, particularly the third scene in Act I, when she re-enacts the conception and birth of the Minotaur. The Minotaur is given a particularly poignant voice and in his solo scenes movingly describes his tragedy: he is neither man nor beast. Birtwistle draws on Greek theatrical traditions in his use of a masked chorus who torment the Minotaur in his labyrinth.
There are countless other examples of operas inspired by Classical myth. Which is your favourite?
The Minotaur is available on DVD and Blu-Ray from the Royal Opera House Shop.
The Royal Opera's Elektra runs from 23 September - 12 October 2013 and Ariadne auf Naxos from 25 June - 13 July 2014.]]>
Award-winning composer Harrison Birtwistle's The Moth Requiem had its UK premiere today (12 August) at the BBC Proms.
The work, scored for women's voices, alto flute and three harps is described as 'a dream-like incantation of the names of the dustier cousins of the sun-loving butterfly'. The text of Birtwistle's piece is a poem by Robin Blaser, who previously worked with the composer on his opera The Last Supper. Blaser was inspired by the eerie nighttime sounds of a moth caught under the lid of a piano in his home; the insect touching the strings in its efforts to escape. The Moth Requiem was performed alongside works by Gustav Holst.
Listen to Moth Requiem via BBC iPlayer
In the 2012/13 Season, Birtwistle's acclaimed opera The Minotaur returned to Covent Garden, with John Tomlinson returning to the title role. Read our Opera Essentials guide to The Minotaur.
Listen to Birtwistle speaking at an ROH Insights session about why he chooses to score for a diverse range of instrumentation, and the concepts behind The Minotaur:
Watch The Minotaur's Sitzprobe rehearsal, including a closer look at the workings of the orchestra which boasts an 'armada of percussion':
Let us know what you think of Birtwistle's work, and whether you are captivated (or not) by his unique soundworld.
The Minotaur is available on DVD from the ROH Shop.]]>
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The 2013/14 Season opens in September. Find out about Opera and Music or Ballet and Dance performances. Booking is now open for Autumn productions.]]>
As Harrison Birtwistle's The Minotaur returns to the Royal Opera House, we asked conductor Ryan Wigglesworth how he is approaching a modern masterpiece.
Ryan spoke about the intoxicating sound world that the composer has created, as well as what it's like to follow in the footsteps of Antonio Pappano, who conducted the opera's 2008 premiere to such acclaim.
"The orchestra is huge but Harrison also has a wonderful way of holding back colours and presenting them when they are needed so that there's an evolution throughout the whole journey of the work". Ryan says of the piece's structure, "there's an endless melody that goes through the piece, but it's constantly changing shape and form. It's not something you're necessarily conscious of, it works somewhere in the back of your mind."
Watch footage of Ryan conducting The Minotaur's Sitzprobe
Read audience reaction to The Minotaur
The Minotaur runs until 28 January. Tickets are still available.]]>
Shortly after joining the Jette Parker Young Artist programme in 2011, Justina Gringyte made her Royal Opera House Main Stage debut in Plácido Domingo's Operalia gala. Performing the role of Rigoletto's Maddalena, she shared the stage with some of the greatest opera singers of the last thirty years. A year later, she appeared at the Our Extraordinary World gala, singing 'Im Treibhaus' from Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder, in front of the Queen. 'The two galas have been real highlights for me,' she explains, 'from a singer's point of view, they were unbelievable, unforgettable and beyond all my expectations.'
For Justina, performance has always been a passion. 'Before I even saw opera, I knew I wanted to be a singing actress,' she remembers. 'When I was small, I would put on my mum's clothes and use the table as my stage. My dad was a singer and my mum was an actress, so I thought I would combine them both!'
Despite her singing ambitions, before pursuing a career as a vocalist she studied piano. 'My father always said I needed to be musically well-educated and that piano would serve me well. I was fanatical about it. Playing the piano was my way to let out music and to express myself.'
Even so, when Justina first came to the UK in 2006 on an Erasmus programme, it was as a singer rather than a pianist. 'I started focusing on singing when I went to the Academy of Music in Lithuania. Then, when I came to the UK, I met singing coach Buddug Verona James: she is the main reason I'm here. Because of her, I returned to study a Post-Grad with the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Then I got into the National Opera Studio, along with fellow Jette Parker Young Artists Hanna Hipp and Susana Gaspar.'
The Jette Parker Young Artist Programme employs singers as salaried members of The Royal Opera for a two-year period, offering instruction in all opera disciplines, including stagecraft, languages and musical interpretation. 'For me it's wonderful that I can learn languages. The full package, and the support it offers, is fantastic and some of the people on the programme have really helped me develop as an artist.'
Over the course of her first Season, Justina performed roles ranging from Flora in Verdi's La traviata, to the Third Nymph in Wieler and Morabito's controversial production of Dvorák's Rusalka. She is currently appearing in Harrison Birtwistle's The Minotaur.
'It's a very powerful piece and the whole opera is very good theatre,' she explains. 'The music is colourful, and of course, John Tomlinson, Christine Rice and Johan Reuter are such a strong cast.'
Justina will sing the role of Third Innocent, in a group with five singers and several actors. 'It's a real challenge. I actually find my role really difficult. Vocally it's very stop and start and the stage rehearsals are tricky.'
Looking ahead, Justina will cover the role of Fenena in Daniele Abbado's new Royal Opera production of Nabucco, and will perform in both John Fulljames's new production of Rossini's La donna del lago and Nicholas Joël's production of La rondine. Away from the Royal Opera House, she is scheduled to sing the role of Fenena in the Welsh National Opera's production of Nabucco: "After being coached and prepared by the people at the Royal Opera House, I'm not scared to go anywhere!"
The Jette Parker Young Artists scheme is supported by Oak Foundation.]]>
Some audience members may experience problems getting to the Royal Opera House for tonight's performances of The Minotaur, The Old King in the Linbury Studio Theatre (part of the London International Mime Festival), and the La Valse Insights event, due to heavy snow.
If you are unable to attend due to adverse weather conditions and wish to make an exchange to another date where we have ticket availability, please contact the Box Office on +44 (0)20 7304 4000 prior to 5.30pm today. For The Minotaur, the dates currently available are 24 and 28 January. For alternative London International Mime Festival performances, the dates available are 22 and 23 January (The Old King), and 24 January (Smashed). Other Insights events with tickets currently available are taking place on 12 Feb, 13 and 21 March, 1 and 29 May.
Alternatively, we may be able to resell your tickets. Please email us by 5.30pm today at email@example.com with 'Snow Resale' in the subject field. Please provide your order number, seat number(s) and the name they were booked in. It would also be helpful to attach a photo or scan of the tickets, but this is not essential. The usual terms and conditions will apply, with an additional small administration fee of £2 per ticket resold.]]>
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Thanks to Steve Bush, our Technology Eduitor, for flagging this amazing graphic. Ever wondered what a document of Linux distros would look like, in graphical form? Wind River has collaborated with developer of Qt for desktop and embedded development Digia to offer platform support for the Qt Commercial development framework on Wind River's VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS).
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ARM releases Development Studio 5 Community Edition for Andorid
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FreeRTOS moves to v7.0 adding software timer
Version 7.0 of the open-source real-time operating system FreeRTOS has been released, adding a software timer, a port to the MSP430X microcontroller, and two additional 'demos', writes Technology Editor Steve Bush.
IMEC Android app targets healthcare costs
Green Hills Software has announced RTOS and virtualisation support for Intel's latest Atom processor, the E6xx series, writes Richard Wilson. The Open Hardware Summit 2010 - at the new York Hall of Science - may have sold old, but keep an eye on the website - www.openhardwaresummit.org Healthcare costs could be cut by an app for android phones that stores and displays electrocardiograms sensed over a wireless body area network (BAN).
BeagleBoard open source project gets shot in the ARM
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Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): David Foster
Affiliate Investigator(s): Bill Banks - WRD MD
Information Specialist(s): David Foster
Data Type(s): Imagery: Photo, Imagery: Video, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Sampling: Geology, Seismics: Air Gun / Water Gun, Seismics: Boomer, Seismics: Bubble Gun, Seismics: Sparker, Seismics: Sub Bottom Profiler, Sonar: Single Beam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Sub-bottom profiling for sediment thickness (to 50 cm resolution if possible); lithology.
Start Port/Location: Loch Raven Reservoir, MD
End Port/Location: Loch Raven Reservior, MD
Start Date: 1998-04-06
End Date: 1998-04-17
Equipment Used: 3.5 kHz, GPS (wh), Boomer, Innerspace Technology 25-element hydrophone, ARGO, ODOM 200 kHz depth recorder, Elics Data Acquisition System
Information to be Derived:
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Field Records: 3.5 kHz, Boomer, and Odom paper records (Banks, WRD); Processed paper records of 3.5 kHz and Boomer: (Banks, WRD; Kerhin, MGS); Digital SEG-Y format (2 CD-ROM set) (USGS-WHFC; Banks, WRD; Kerhin, MGS).
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Cubs legend Sandberg to manage Triple-A Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa Chicago Cubs legend Ryne Sandberg has never shied away from telling folks that his dream is to manage in the major leagues someday.
As the new skipper for the Triple-A Iowa Cubs, the Baseball Hall of Famer is now just one step from that goal - and possibly just one step from the dugout at Wrigley Field.
Sandberg, 50, accepted the job with Iowa in December after two seasons with Single-A Peoria and one year with Double-A Tennessee, both also affiliates in the Chicago system.
"It's a step in the right direction for what I'm doing," Sandberg said at a Monday press conference in Des Moines, where he donned his familiar No. 23 jersey. "This is something I really have taken to, I really enjoy. My goal is to do this at the major league level, so this is obviously a real nice stepping stone."
Sandberg's promotion prompted speculation he's being groomed to replace Chicago manger Lou Piniella, whose contract runs through 2010. The congenial Sandberg wasn't about to touch that one Monday, preferring to keep the focus on Iowa.
"Things have kind of worked their way out where I've been able to move up the ladder in three years and now be at Triple-A," Sandberg said. "I just know that I have a job to do. I want to focus on what I have to do here and do a nice job and then see what happens."
Sandberg, who is 202-215 in three seasons as a minor league manager, was named Iowa's skipper after Bobby Dickerson left for a job in the Baltimore Orioles organization.
Sandberg, 50, spent several seasons as a spring training instructor with the Cubs after retiring in 1997. He decided he wanted to give managing a try, so the Cubs gave him the Peoria job in 2007. The organization moved him up to Double-A Tennessee last season.
The Smokies went 71-69 under Sandberg in 2009 and advanced to the Southern League playoffs.
Sandberg said he likely could have hooked on with Chicago as a coach, but he always thought the best path to a managing job in the majors was by being a skipper in the minors.
In fact, Sandberg said Monday that he thinks many of his fellow Hall of Famers haven't landed major league managerial jobs because they didn't first manage in the minors.
No matter how Sandberg's managing career ends up going, his place in Cubs lore is assured.
Sandberg joined the Cubs in 1982. Two years later he was named the National League's MVP after leading Chicago to their first playoff berth since 1945, and in 15 seasons with the Cubs he racked up 10 straight All-Star game appearances, nine Gold Gloves and a .989 fielding percentage.
Sandberg was inducted into the Hall of Fame and had his No. 23 retired by the Cubs in 2005.
Iowa has been affiliated with Chicago since 1981 and plays its home games in Des Moines, long a stronghold for the Cubs. Even though the I-Cubs already draw well - finishing fourth in the Pacific Coast League in attendance in 2009, according to president and general manager Sam Bernabe - they believe Sandberg's arrival will help both ticket sales and their record.
"This is a good natural progression for him. He's proven he can manage ... He's proven that he knows what he's doing, both in the locker room and on the field. So, the now is the next step, to see what he can do here," Bernabe said.
Sandberg described his managerial style as a combination of the traits he displayed as a player and tips he picked up from former Cubs managers like Jim Frey and Don Zimmer.


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Sanjay Dutt's parole ends on 21st March and the Munnabhai packed his bags to return to Pune Yerawada jail. He was granted parole on the ground of his wife Manyaa's illness. He left his Bandra residence with friend and producer Bunty Walia leaving Manyata and twins, Iqra and Shahraan in...read more
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt who was out of jail for nearly two months due to wife Manyata's illness will be back to jail today. Dutt was granted parole due to Manyata's sickness. He was granted 30 days parole in January and later he applied for one more month extension in February which wa...read more
Sanjay Dutt gets one more month parole extension for wife Manyata's sickness. His parole has been extended to March 20th. Manyata has undergone two operations and recovering at home. Sanjay has applied for parole extension early this month and after looking into the fact, he was granted ...read more
Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt has applied for parole extension second time in a row. His wife Manyata Dutt has undergone two surgeries recently and now recovering at home and the actor seeks parole extension of one month to take care of his wife. Sanjay is serving jail for 1993 Mumbai serial bomb b...read more
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Sanjay Dutt's wife Manyata Dutt is undergoing treatment for lung infection at Global Hospital in Mumbai and worried Sanjay prayed for his wife's recovery at Siddhivinayak temple and holy Sayyed Haji Abdul Rehman Shah Baba Dargah in Dongri. Manyata underwent first operation on January 8...read more
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Sanjay Dutt who is out from jail on parole from Pune Yerawada jail due to wife Manyata's illness gets one month parole extension. He has applied for parole extension few days back and he his application was granted. He will now return to jail on February 20th. Sanjay who i...read more
Sanjay Dutt has decided to move ailing Manyata to Lilavati Hospital, Bandra near his house, Imperial Heights so that their two kids, Iqra and Shaharaan could see their mother and spend some time with her. Ever since Manyata was admitted to Global Hospital, their children could not meet their moth...read more


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@BpnV its for engg. B.Tech degree. Contrary to your response, i asked a friend of mine who appeared for the same stream last year ( MU-OET 2011 ) and he scored about 133/240. His rank was 2100-something. Now i dont know how the paper was last year, but 240 questions are a lot to be done in 2.5 hrs.
Anyway thanx. Lemme know what you think of my response. Acc. to my friend, my score was a pretty good one.
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Governments in Cancun, Mexico, have chosen hope over fear and put the building blocks back in place for a global deal to combat climate change. For the first time in years, governments put aside some major differences and compromised to reach a climate agreement.
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At this year's climate summit governments have a choice. They can decide between a safe future or continue with business as usual and allow climate change to continue to threaten many aspects of life as we know it. After the failure in Copenhagen last year, we know the chances of getting out of Cancun with a global deal that encompasses everything we need are very small. What countries can do here in Cancun is decide on some critical issues that will pave the way for an Energy [R]evolution.
Right now, a clean and safe future is a choice we can still make. An international climate change agreement would catalyze and help pay for a world with clean, secure and independent means of energy guaranteed for generations to come. It could keep forests standing and forest peoples thriving, as well as protecting many species and helping to stop catastrophic climate change.
It would also mean that governments are saying no to coal, going beyond oil and supporting an Energy [R]evolution.
If they can do these things in Cancun, we can start to believe that governments have woken up to the stark choice facing the planet and are stepping out on the right path. Cancun must be where it starts.
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Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center has received the Washington State Medical Association's William O. Robertson, MD, Patient Safety Award for its innovative project, "Pediatric Ambulatory Care: an Innovative Patient Safety Solution for Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Implantable Devices."
The project focused on standardizing how children with implanted devices, such as pacemakers, shunts, and insulin pumps, are identified prior to receiving Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) procedures at the Hospital. Every year, nearly 3,500 MRI procedures are performed at Children's. Of those, approximately 17 percent are for children with implantable devices. MRI scanners can interfere with an implantable device, causing the device to shut down or malfunction. It is extremely important that MRI technicians and physicians know when a child has an implantable device and how that may impact the MRI procedure.
Children's focused on standardizing computer orders and communication between department and staff for patients with implantable devices to ensure that proper precautions are in place and the MRI scan will be safe. "It is an honor to be recognized for our efforts to improve patient safety in ambulatory care," said Jill Langle, MHA, RPh, Patient Safety Manager at Children's. "The multidisciplinary team that engaged in this project was excited about the process improvements we were able to make because they lower the risk for our patients and improve the quality of care they receive."
"The team took the initiative to create a new tool that integrates with our Computerized Physician Order Entry (CPOE) system to ensure we document all patients with implanted devices. Since this tool was implemented in May 2005, all patients with implanted devices have been identified prior to MRI procedures," said Children's Vice President and Medical Director, Dr. Richard Molteni.
The William O. Robertson award was established by the Washington State Legislature in 2005 to recognize innovative patient safety efforts in the ambulatory setting, and to promote broader incorporation of such efforts. A pediatrician and founder and medical director of the Washington Poison Center, Dr. Robertson has been a vocal advocate of patient safety throughout his long, prolific career. Dr. Robertson is an active member of the medical staff at Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center.
Consistently ranked as one of the best children's hospitals in the country by U.S. News & World Report, Seattle Children's serves as the pediatric and adolescent academic medical referral center for the largest landmass of any children's hospital in the country (Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho). For more than 100 years, Seattle Children's has been delivering superior patient care while advancing new treatments through pediatric research. Seattle Children's serves as the primary teaching, clinical and research site for the Department of Pediatrics at the University of Washington School of Medicine. The hospital works in partnership with Seattle Children's Research Institute and Seattle Children's Hospital Foundation. For more information, visit www.seattlechildrens.org or follow us on Twitter or Facebook.
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Originally organized for & by Island Packet Owners this ocean rally is now open to any ocean worthy boat/and or crew. At the present time there are 11 Island Packet boats participating. This is a not-for-profit rally and boat owners and interested crew participants are welcomed. There is no administrative cost to participate.
Planned for a May 26, 2013 start, most participating boats will be departing from the Hampton Roads, VA area, a marina facility has yet to be selected.
Depending on boat size this 660 NM ocean passage usually requires about 5/6 days each leg. Come join the fun and excitement, interested parties can sign up or just check out our rally website at:BermudaPassage.com
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Where do you go in the link for signing up for crew? Thanks.
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"Interested boat owners and voluntary crew members may join the list of potential rally participants by sending an email to the rally coordinator at the email address listed below. " - see the home page of the site.
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..and then your asked if you are willing to possibly pay for your 'volunteer' status as crew..I find this a bit questionable...:confused:
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His new agents at CAA have certainly been busy, getting the man work in Hollywood, since he left France for the sun and fun of LA living.
One of a handful of upcoming projects Omar Sy is starring, or co-starring in, is Millennium Films' Good People, which is directed by Danish filmmaker Henrik Genz (Terribly Happy), his English-language debut.
The film is described as a thriller which follows an American couple living in London who fall into deep debt while renovating her family's home. When their downstairs apartment tenant dies, leaving 200,000 pounds in cash, the couple takes it, and then some very bad things start to happen.
Based on a novel (written by Marcus Sakey), here's a synopsis:
Young American couple Tom and Anna Reed (James Franco and Kate Hudson) fall into severe debt while renovating Anna's family home in London. As the couple faces the loss of their dream to have a house and start a family, they discover that the tenant in the apartment below them has been murdered and he left behind a stash of cash—$400,000 worth. Though initially hesitant, Tom and Anna decide that the plan is simple: all they have to do is quietly take the money and use only what's necessary to get them out of debt. But when they start spending the money and can't seem to stop, they find themselves the target of a deadly adversary and that's when very bad things start happening to good people.
Sy plays the "deadly adversary." In the novel, the character is a drug dealer, but, given that I haven't seen the film (and there isn't any other info available at the moment), I can't say whether the character is also a drug dealer in the screen adaptation.
James Franco and Kate Hudson play the American couple.
Tom Wilkinson also co-stars as a suspicious cop, likely with his own agenda.
Other project's Sy is signed up for include: an action-thriller from Stephen Gaghan (Traffic, Syriana), titled The Candy Store, Michel Gondry's Mood Indigo, Bryan Singer's X-men: Days Of Future Past, a biopic of Rafael Padilla - a former Cuban-born slave, who became the first black artist in France during the Belle Epoque era, and more.
Sy was most recently seen in the French-produced buddy-cop dramedy, On The Other Side Of The Tracks, which The Weinstein Company picked up and released in the USA earlier this year.
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A few months ago, my blogs posts started appearing out of order. This is a problem as I am running a series. Now older posts and new posts are all mixed up. HELP! Susanne
A few months ago, my blogs posts started appearing out of order. This is a problem as I am running a series. Now older posts and new posts are all mixed up. HELP! Susanne
I just discovered all the posts have the same date: August 8th - even if posted three months ago. Now what? Susanne
Uppps, that August 12th. See the blog here: http://www.hearinggod.mentorsnotebook.com/blog So please anyone help. I'm new to this whole blogging business. Susanne
Can you share post listing code in blog page template here?
You will find this page in your themes folder.
Huuummmm - remember I am a Newbie at this. Can I do what? ....are you asking about my cpanel/admin or ???? Susanne
No I am not asking for that.
I am saying just go to themes folder and open page named as something like "blog.php" or "page-blog.php" in notepad and share code here.
OK Chandanonline4u but ....themes folder on the blog? Understand the 'copy to notepad' part but where do I need to be to get this info you are asking for? Sorry for my ignorance. -S
Is this what you are asking me to do?
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Please paste all the code from the theme template (probably index.php) that is displaying those posts into a pastebin such as http://wordpress.pastebin.ca and report the link back here so someone might find your problem. Thanks."
Copied from another WordPress chat. Is this waht you want? -S
Easy way to find it:
1. Login to WordPress admin panel
2. Go to Appearance > Editor
3. Search "Blog template" in right sidebar and click to open it
4. Copy code and share here.
Here is the 'page template' code
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Thanks for your patience, Susanne
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