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In March 2016 the GCIC has recorded numerous attacks against Christians, such as the one against Pastor Keshava, brutally hit by militants of the Hindu extremist groups near Jaipura in Karnataka. One recalls that a newly built church was vandalized in Coimbatore in Tamilnadu, while bibles and holy books were set on fire in front of the grotto dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima, built in Pune.
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Christians in India are also concerned about the slow pace of the judicial system in pursuing the perpetrators of the attacks. Among the most recent incidents, on March 18 six Christians, including a four-year-old girl, were wounded in the village of Gopanpally in the state of Telangana, while peacefully participating in a prayer vigil in a Christian Pentecostal hall. The faithful were beaten and forced to flee, chased by a crowd of fanatics. The hall was devastated. (NC-PA) (Agenzia Fides 21/03/2016)
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Lazinza_AE 1411 days ago
He Remind's Me GOD OF WAR!
Top_AE 1413 days ago
He reminds me a lot to Kratos!! Nice work, i see all of your minions need some better posture if they dont wont to hurt their back :P
ajsedo 1417 days ago
Please take a look
Rezaj_Imba 1419 days ago
Reminds me of Kratos :3
mturf 1419 days ago
Dilligaf = Bamf. i know, i'v seen his wallet.
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marhirari 1419 days ago
kratos, are u? o.O
Quintenii_AE 1419 days ago
Nice work on the muscles... Have been practicing alot myself ^^ Mind taking a look? :o http://twitpic.com/agvp42
nikospapa2 1419 days ago
And i was about to say he looks like kratos >.> a minute late D:
DoomSkuller 1419 days ago
Looks like Kratos... times two. Times two because, Miltonius drew it. and it's Dilligaf.
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We would all be that buff if we wore bracers like those!
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Ok...so i go to the hospital cause my mom says my face is swollen and she thinks i need it looked into asap...so they take me back...take down the info...i wait another hour and the doctor, as he is walking through the door says you have "blah blah blah" trully that is all i heard...and how does he know i have blah blah blah without ever laying eyes on me before... didn't touch me yet...nothing... i just have blah blah blah...lol.... so i told him to explain it to me in human language...so...my allergies are acting up...(well duh) and i have an inner lower lid infection sty... uh...ok...he says between the 2, that is what is making my face swell... and explains the bump in my lower eye lid... so because of the severity of it i was not only given eye ointment antibiotics... but a antibiotic that i swallow also... each 3 times a day for 7 days...along with a heating pad on eyes for 10 minutes 4-6 times a day (this all said with a straight face cause everyone knows we have that kind of time to just do that) and oh yea...take that allergy medicine even if it does make me tired... and in his exact words...deal with it...ooooooook then....the good news is that my dd2 was wrong....i did not have a tumor...lol...on the other hand...i have meds to take for the next 7 days...and oh yea...i'm to just deal with the tiredness....i think this is the funniest part actually....ok...the best part was when the patient across the hall told the doctor (the same one by the way) that he was tired of taking all the pills cause it made him sick and he told the doctor to just shoot that suppository up his (the patients) a$$ and get it over with already...gee...i wish i would of thought of that...tehe.
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I find clortimatron to be effective and not as sedating. Anti-inflamitories help and avoiding.. Is there mold in your life? Make it gone if there is. dd2 will help.... she sounds dreamy.. take a heating pad to work with you.. (if you can have it live there. It's so good for back pain) In lieu of that a warm compress on a clean paper towel will do what he is suggesting...
The swollen face thing is serious that's why he's telling you to take the allergy pills anyway.. Im surprised he didn't use cortizone. Was Blah blah blah, anifalixis? Could that be it..
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Yikes, that sucks, for lack of a better word. Get better soon ... Good thing your daughter was wrong. LOL
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Sorry to hear what is going on with you. Sty's are really painful. Hope you are feeling better soon! Take care of yourself!
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I HATE when a doctor tells me to just deal with it. Ughh!
I am happy it is only a stye. I've had them before and they can be a pain. Here is a webmd article explaining about them.
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Is getting a third opinion an option? I mean, at least about the tumor part and your sty didn't just like grow on top or adjacent to one? 'Cause if one doctor said I had a tumor, and the other didn't, I'd be just the slightest bit nervous and curious as to what the real truth was, and I'd want to feel one hundred percent safe.
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Fear, love, respect; the traits most professional sportspeople strive for. To possess one is an achievement. Two? You're something of a local hero. Three? Well, that means something else entirely. Greatness.
OPINION: Paris may be the city of lights but this morning saw the switch flicked on one of the finest international careers of the modern era - that of Brian O'Driscoll.
Skill, grit, determination, doggedness and leadership, the talismanic Irishman had them all in spades. When he first stunned the southern hemisphere with his skill-set for the British and Irish Lions against the Wallabies in 2001, the Tri-nations took notice. The kid was good. Very good.
Sports stars can be fickle beasts at the best of times. A few good years here, a few standout performances there and that's that.
O'Driscoll, however, was cut from a different cloth. When his line was under siege the slightly-built centre marshalled troops and went over the top first. When the lightning speed went he adapted his play to become an auxiliary forward. Richie McCaw would've admired how he did it. It's what the great ones do, they adapt.
That's certainly the view of former Blues utility back Isa Nacewa who played alongside O'Driscoll for five years at Leinster to form part of what's regarded as the greatest team in European club history with a record three Heineken Cups in four years.
"You see great players that are maybe on the world circuit for three or four years and then maybe fall off the radar but what has really impressed people down here is that Drico [O'Driscoll] has been performing for over 140 tests at a consistently good level," Nacewa told Fairfax Media.
"Why I admire him most is that he never let his standards slip, even if he was playing away in Wales or on the Sportsground in Connacht. He always pulled out the performances on the big stage and always did the same in Rabo or Celtic games in the worst weather possible. That's the type of player that makes him the legend that he is."
Nacewa was also keen to point out what separated good players from great ones such as O'Driscoll and McCaw - who the Irishman believes will one day break his record for international caps. It ain't rocket science, but it's damn effective.
"The best players in the world learn faster than their opponents," Nacewa says.
"If people say [O'Driscoll] lost his speed after 2005, then he was just smart enough to adapt his game to the changing environment.
"He was one of the best midfielders in the world to be over the ball, and make steals consistently. Whether that was there in his game before 2005 or not he just picked up that skill faster than everyone else."
So, a candidate for the greatest centre of the modern era? For sure. But how will O'Driscoll be remembered in world and New Zealand rugby?
"There was always the talk about that Lions tour [which ended after Tana Umaga and Keven Mealamu speared O'Driscoll into the Christchurch turf in 2005, ending his tour] but that's well and truly gone in his eyes and he'll just want to be remembered as having high standards and consistently performing to those. He's a real down-to-earth guy and the way he brings on the young talent is a mark of the man he is."
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The 3rd Annual SEL Bike Rodeo will be taking place on Saturday, May 21st from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at Greenview Upper Elementary School-rain or shine. We look forward to another great turnout where kids learn how to ride their bikes safely, participate in a variety of activities and have an opportunity to win brand new bikes/scooters.We would like to thank the South Euclid Police/Fire, Lyndhurst PD, Cuyahoga County Board of Health, ODOT, Eddy's Bike Shop, AVI Food Service, Coca-Cola, Target, Walmart & Giant Eagle for their continued support. Please click read more for flyer and registration information.
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New Life Fine Arts' spiritually uplifting musical adaptation of the 1843 Charles Dickens' classic tells the story of the tight-fisted curmudgeon, Ebenezer Scrooge, and his personal transformation as he is supernaturally confronted with the haunting truth of his wounded past, his spiritually impoverished present and his woeful future. "Ebenezer Scrooge: A Christmas Carol" is directed by Concord composer, David MacAdam who wrote the adaptation while living in England, where it was first produced in 1984.
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Companies can attract younger workers by seeking — or touting — B Corp status, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Since 2007, B Lab, the nonprofit that awards companies with a B Corp logo based on their environmental and social business practices, says 859 companies — including Patagonia, Ben & Jerry's, Etsy and Method Products — have been certified in 29 countries and 60 industries.
The Wall Street Journal says millennials — people between the ages of 21 and 32 — want to make a social impact through their work. Rob Michalak, director of social mission at Ben & Jerry's, tells the paper that the ice-cream company's B Corp sustainability certification, earned in October 2012, sparked interest among 20-something job seekers. And Portland, Ore.-based grocery chain New Seasons Market, says its B Corp designation helps attract better-qualified candidates.
Some 25 percent registered benefit corporations in the US have received B Corp certification, Jay Coen Gilbert, a co-founder of B Lab, tells WSJ, adding that corporate interest is "high."
There are currently about 200 benefit corporations in the US, according to a report by Worldwatch Institute published in May. The total gross revenues for all certified benefit corporations is about $6 billion annually, and together these businesses employ about 30,000 people, the report says.
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While Lleyton Hewitt opens against Serbian eighth seed Janko Tipsarevic first up and Bernard Tomic could strike 17-times grand slam champion Roger Federer in round three, Stosur fared somewhat better at Friday's draw in Melbourne.
Stosur will play Taiwan's world No.86 Kai-Chen Chang in the first round and has landed on the opposite side of the draw as top seed and defending champion Victoria Azarenka and title favourite Serena Williams.
In the second round, Stosur could meet Jie Zheng, China's former Australian Open and Wimbledon semi-finalist who beat the Queenslander this week in Sydney.
If the world No 9 can find some form and win her first two matches, she is projected to face German 18th seed Julia Goerges in round three.
Chinese sixth seed Li Na is Stosur's projected last-16 opponent, with Polish fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska or German fifth seed Angelique Kerber probably awaiting the Australian in the quarter-finals.
Azarenka opens up against Romanian Monica Niculescu, while third seed Williams also plays a Romanian, Edina Gallovits-Hall.
Azarenka and Williams are headed for a semi-final showdown, with Russian second seed Maria Sharapova the highest-ranked player in Stosur's bottom half of the draw.
If Hewitt can continue his strong form from the Kooyong Classic and upset Tipsarevic, who is under an injury cloud, the former world No.1 would have a great opportunity to make a deep run.
The 2005 runner-up would play Luxembourg's Gilles Muller or Slovak Lukas Lacko in the second round, with Spanish fourth seed David Ferrer his highest-ranked rival in his quarter.
Tomic will take on Argentine Leonardo Mayer first up and would not be looking beyond the mighty Federer in the third round.
Second seed Federer and third seed Murray are on the same side of the draw, with Hewitt landing in the top half with world No 1 and two-time defending champion Novak Djokovic.
Bidding for an unprecedented Open men's hat-trick, Djokovic will commence his title defence against Frenchman Paul-Henri Mathieu.
Federer will play Frenchman Benoit Paire and Murray opens against Dutchman Robin Haase.
Third-seeded Murray is likely to have one eye on Argentina's Juan Martin del Potro, who looms as a possible quarter-final opponent.
In the women's draw, Williams faces a potential quarter-final clash against former Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova. Second seeded Russian Maria Sharapova opens against compatriot Olga Puchkova.
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MILLPORT, Ala. -- Millenials and Baby-Boomers: Mawmaw may soon be sending you a Facebook friend request.
Senior citizens in Millport will have the chance to learn the basics of operating a computer -- from turning it on to navigating the Internet -- at the Millport Public Library beginning 2 p.m. Monday.
Despite aging computers and limited workstations, the Millport Public Library has between 10-12 people who have signed up for the training, which will run Monday through Thursday at times to be announced later this week.
The early interest wasn't totally unexpected, as librarian Linda Ferguson had previously spoken to a handful of residents who expressed interest in learning to operate a personal computer. Most of the early interest, Ferguson said, has spread by "word of mouth."
"I think that's amazing," Ferguson said. "We've had two meet-and-greet sessions thus far, and we've based our curriculum on that feedback."
Glenda Blanchard, of West Alabama Regional Commission Senior Community Service Employment Program, will teach the class.
"I think our seniors will love the fact that another senior will be teaching them," Ferguson said. "They'll feel much more comfortable."
Ferguson said the ceiling for the program is limitless, as they'll explore more detailed programs like Microsoft Excel and Powerpoint and eventually help class members how to determine legitimate web sites.
One of the distant but more ambitious goals of the program is to help seniors find cost-effective Internet options for their home and help set up home computers for browsing.
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Anyone interested in signing up for the program can contact the Millport Public Library at (205)-662-4286 or visit the Millport Public Library Facebook page.
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January 11, 2006 2:00 am
The tangle of wires and gadgets assembled round a table at a building at Oregon State University looks much like the equipment for any number of post-graduate engineering projects.
However, the work being undertaken by two academics and a group of post-graduate students in the bare concrete shed in Corvallis, western Oregon, could have unusually profound consequences well beyond the sparsely populated, north-western US state.
The team are putting the finishing touches to technology for a year-long pilot programme, to be launched in spring 2006 by Oregon's state government, to record how much and when a group of volunteers use their cars on the state's roads.
The drivers of the 280 cars involved will pay directly for their road use rather than through the traditional, indirect tax on fuel purchases.
Such schemes - known as road-pricing schemes in Europe and per-mile fees in the US - are attracting attention from policymakers worldwide. Revenue through fuel tax is falling as cars grow more efficient. Fuel tax also does little to reduce the growing problem of congestion.
Singapore already charges cars for using the most congested parts of its road network at the busiest times and several countries, including Switzerland, Germany and Austria, charge trucks for using at least some of their roads.
In 2004 the UK said it planned eventually to become the first large country to introduce road-pricing to replace fuel taxes nationwide.
The Oregon scheme has attracted interest because its approach appears to combine unusual simplicity with affordability and flexibility.
The scheme was devised after Oregon's state legislature in 2001 ordered a taskforce to examine alternatives to its existing petrol tax. After adjustments for inflation, cars' increasing fuel efficiency had reduced the tax revenue per mile driven on Oregon's roads from 2.31 cents in 1970 to 1.16 cents in 2003.
The fall represents a problem for Oregon, according to James Whitty, manager of Oregon State Department of Transportation's Office of Innovative Partnerships and Alternative Funding, because the state's large land area requires an extensive road network. Its sometimes severe weather also necessitates heavy road maintenance.
"We're in a situation where the public won't allow gas tax increases either to cover fuel efficiency or inflation," he says. "Revenues are drying up."
The scheme focuses far less than most road-pricing projects on using sophisticated pricing to change drivers' habits.
While the pilot will offer some scheme participants discounts for driving off-peak or on lightly used roads, most participants will be charged a flat fee based on the typical per-mile cost for cars of the state's petrol tax, according to Mr Whitty.
"We are going to be collecting data on behaviour changes, but that's not the fundamental purpose," he says.
Instead, the scheme has been designed to see whether proven technology and existing systems can produce an effective means of collecting per-mile charges.
A meter in each car will pinpoint its location via a satellite-positioning beacon, then use the car's odometer to measure distances driven within the state's boundaries.
The fee will be collected at petrol stations, like the existing fuel tax. During the pilot scheme, two Portland petrol stations will be fitted with sensors that will download the meter readings when drivers with fitted cars buy fuel.
The 24 cents per gallon petrol tax will be automatically deducted from the bill and the car's current outstanding mileage fee added.
"We've driven the [system's] cost way down," Mr Whitty says.
David Kim, the OSU professor who has devised the technology with his colleague David Porter and a group of post-graduate students, admits there have been challenges. However, most have been overcome.
If the pilot project runs smoothly, it will be a big step forward in the US's until-now theoretical debate on per-mile charging, according to Mr Whitty.
"Until we can practically implement the thing, it cannot be taken seriously," he says.
Mr Whitty's office should have legislation for a state-wide mileage fee scheme, drawing on lessons from the pilot, ready for the state legislature in 2009.
Yet even if the Oregon legislature decides against pursuing it, Mr Whitty believes the pilot has produced ideas so powerful that someone will use them.
Other US states have already expressed interest, while the US federal government is paying $2.1m of the pilot's $2.8m cost.
Japanese officials are coming to discuss the scheme this month, while Alistair Darling, the UK transport secretary, has said the Oregon scheme is one of several under consideration by his department.
"I predict that this concept will become compelling enough for some governmental institution somewhere to try it out," Mr Whitty says. "The stress on the current road system will be too great."
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Gheorghiu and Domingo in Giordano's Fedora
A major label release of a new studio recording of a full opera — with the traditional booklet/libretto — wanders onto the scene almost like a lost and lonely unicorn.
In its compact forty-year history, the ambitious Opera Theatre of Saint Louis has just triumphantly presented its twenty-fifth world premiere with Shalimar the Clown.
The sharp angles and oddly tilting perspectives of Charles Edwards' set for David Alden's production of Jenůfa at ENO suggest a community resting precariously on the security and certainty of its customs, soon to slide from this precipice into social and moral anarchy.
Last week an audience of 50 assembled in the kitchen of a luxurious West Village townhouse for a performance of Marriage of Figaro.
In a recent article in BBC Music Magazine tenor James Gilchrist reflected on the reason why early-nineteenth-century England produced no corpus of art song to match the German lieder of Schumann, Schubert and others, despite the great flowering of English Romantic poetry during this period.
With the New York Premiere of Florencia en el Amazonas, the New York City Opera Steps Out of the Shadows of the Past
Opportunities to see Idomeneo are not so frequent as they might be, certainly not so frequent as they should be.
Not merely Don Carlo, but the five-act Don Carlo in the 1886 Modena version! The welcomed esotericism of San Francisco Opera's extraordinary spring season.
The early summer San Francisco Opera season has the feel of a classy festival. There is an introduction of Spanish director Calixto Bieito to American audiences, a five-act Don Carlo and two awaited, inevitable role debuts, Karita Mattila as Kostelnička and Malin Bystrom as Janacek's Jenůfa.
Now that the curtain has long fallen on the third and last performance of the Ring cycle at the Washington National Opera (WNO), it is safe to say that the long-anticipated production has been an unqualified success for the company, director Francesca Zambello, and conductor Philippe Auguin.
Most of the attention during this revival of Daniele Abbado's 2013 production of Nabucco has been directed at Plácido Domingo's reprise of the title role, with the critical reception somewhat mixed.
My first Tristan, indeed my first Wagner, in the theatre was ENO's previous staging of the work, twenty years ago, in 1996. The experience, as it should, as it must, although this is alas far from a given, quite overwhelmed me.
Four years ago, almost to the day (13th to 12th), I saw Melly Still's production of The Cunning Little Vixen during its first Glyndebourne run. I found myself surprised how much more warmly I responded to it this time.
This recital celebrated both the work of the Park Lane Group, which has been supporting the careers of outstanding young artists for 60 years, and the 90th birthday of Joseph Horovitz, who was born in Vienna in 1926 and emigrated to England aged 12.
Headed by General Director Luana DeVol, a world-renowned dramatic soprano, Opera Las Vegas is a relatively new company that presents opera with first-rate casts at the University of Las Vegas's Judy Bayley Theater. In 2014 they presented Rossini's The Barber of Seville and in 2015, Puccini's Madama Butterfly. This year they offered a blazing rendition of Georges Bizet's Carmen.
Ever since a friend was reported as having said he would like something in return for modern-dress Shakespeare (how quaint that term seems now, as if anyone would bat an eyelid!), namely an Elizabethan-dress staging of Look Back in Anger, I have been curious about the possibilities of 'down-dating', as I suppose we might call it. Rarely, if ever, do we see it, though.
Leading a very muscular Dutch Radio Philharmonic, Principal Conductor Markus Stenz brilliantly delivered Alban Berg's Wozzeck with a superb Florian Boesch in the lead and a mesmerising Asmik Grigorian as Marie his wife.
Edouard Lalo (1823-92) is best known today for his instrumental works: the Symphonie espagnole (which is, despite the title, a five-movement violin concerto), the Symphony in G Minor, and perhaps some movements from his ballet Namouna, a scintillating work that the young Debussy adored.
There can't be that many operas that start with an extended solo for double bass. At Holland Park, the eerie, angular melody for lone bass player which opens Pietro Mascagni's Iris immediately unsettled the relaxed mood of the summer evening.
George Souglides' set for Will Tuckett's new production of Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri at Garsington would surely have delighted Liberace.
Calixto Bieito is always news, Carmen with a good cast is always news. So here is the news.
A major label release of a new studio recording of a full opera — with the traditional booklet/libretto — wanders onto the scene almost like a lost and lonely unicorn.
In the case of Deutsche Grammophon and this Fedora, the booklet inside cover gives a revealing detail — the actual recording happened in January 2008. Undoubtedly the contracts were signed some time before that. The tenor lead, Plácido Domingo, was still in his 60s, and Angela Gheorghiu, in the eponymous role, had attained the height of her stardom. The work itself may not be a title for which opera fans were clamoring for a modern studio version, but it has one number everyone knows (the big second act tenor aria, "Amor ti Vieta"), so it combines some of the appeal of both rare repertoire and a known quality.
With Domingo widely celebrated this year on reaching his 70th birthday while maintaining his tenor stardom (albeit, frequently in baritone roles these days), DG surely made the right decision to release this now, or face leaving it in the vaults forever. Perhaps the latter would have been the better option. Not that the recording is some monstrous calamity. It's more a matter that the inherent weaknesses of Fedora that have made it an obscure work on opera stages, combined with the debatable casting, lend a sad, desultory air to the set.
Conductor Alberto Veronesi comes off best. He keeps the music moving, and the frequent passages of scene-setting — not composer Umberto Giordano's strength — have ample color. At the score's best moments — especially the afore-mentioned solo for tenor — the momentary melodic sweep of the score can almost make a listener understand what led the DG executives to think, at one time, that this was a worthwhile project.
Based on a Sardou play, the libretto of Arturo Colautti is a narratively clumsy contraption. Too much of the confusing action happens off stage, requiring the awkward appearance of messengers and letters with necessary exposition. One can point out any number of plot discrepancies in Puccini and his librettist's adaptation of Sardou's later play Tosca, but the genius of Puccini at least allows for a comprehensible narrative flow, and more importantly, his music simply attains a higher level of imagination and skill.
More harmful is the baffling appeal of the soprano heroine. She starts the drama so deeply in love with a Count that when the Count is brought to her, mortally wounded after a mysterious encounter in a park, she vows revenge against his killer. In act two she feels she has located the killer in the person of one Loris Ipanov — who, for unclear reasons, has found the time to know Fedora and fall in love with her. She feels some tug of romantic attraction, but she follows up on her vow of revenge by writing a letter to Ipanov's home country's security forces. By act three she is totally in love with Loris, who has explained his violent encounter with the Count to her in a way that allows her to regret her vow of vengeance. However, her letter has resulted in the deaths of his brother and mother. As he vows the same sort of revenge she had vowed in act one, she drinks poison rather than face her lover as the killer of his brother and sister.
It could be argued that this scenario presents two very complex characters, combining both heroic and villainous qualities, depending on the scenario before the audience at any point of the libretto. However, the characterization is far from complex, and the result is more a mish-mash of unappealing people distraught over their own unappealing actions. Feeble subplots tacked onto the action (which still totals barely 100 minutes) don't help.
Those who know and have some admiration for this opera will expect a larger, more dramatic voice than that of Angela Gheorghiu in the title role. She would surely be totally wrong in a stage production, but as recorded, one can at least enjoy the innate beauty of her instrument. Perhaps the ludicrous dramaturgy requires a more vehement delivery, but your reviewer was thankful not to have to put up with guttural hysterics. Domingo's character does not appear until act two, and it is hard to understand why anyone was satisfied with the recorded take used here, as the great tenor sounds tired and the instrument uncharacteristically wobbly for much of this act, including the big aria. He seems caught in better voice for act three. In a minor role, soprano Nino Machaidze adds some acid to her light voice and makes a very good impression.
The booklet reports that Fedora was the vehicle for Enrico Caruso's major debut, and as long as audiences enjoy a rip-roaring Italian opera aria, "Amor ti Vieta" will live on. Based on this latest recording, those two facts will continue to be the salient ones to know about Fedora.
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The Garden Club of Elizabethtown's 18th annual Garden Tour and Tea is from 1 to 5 p.m. today.
More than 200 runners flooded trails at an Elizabethtown park Saturday for the first in a three-part summer running series.
Traffic on U.S. 31W and Interstate 65 near Upton will be disrupted repeatedly this week because of construction.
Bookings at the Hardin County Detention Center from 5 p.m. Thursday through 5 p.m. Saturday.
Central Hardin High School graduate and University of Louisville junior left-hander Drew Harrington was drafted in the third round of today's Major League Baseball draft.
The United States Army will celebrate its 241st birthday Tuesday and the anniversary will be marked by an event at the Saber and Quill, a club at Fort Knox.
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TONASKET Ruby Rust will perform "Knockin' on Dylan's Door," an evening of music by Bob Dylan on Friday at the Community Cultural Center, 411 Western Ave.
Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. with music beginning at 6 p.m.
There will be food available.
Ruby Rust features Omak residents Denny Richardson and Mike Bowling, both on vocals and guitar, and Oroville resident Steve Pollard on bass and banjo.
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