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The blues will be well represented this weekend at Chicago's Taste of Lincoln Ave. On both Saturday and Sunday, the Altgeld Stage will feature all blues. The Festival is on July 26-27. Times are noon until 10:00 p.m. It is located on Lincoln Ave between Fullerton and Wrightwood. There are three stages. In addition to the Altgeld stage there is the Wrightwood Stage and the Fullerton Stage. The stage names are also street names, so that's where you will find each stage.
On Saturday the first act will start at 12:30 p.m. Nigel Mack & the Blues Attack open. At 2:45 p.m. is the Michael Coleman Band. Dan Peters & the West Side Winders perform at 5:15 p.m. Duke Tomatoe is the headliner at 7:45 p.m.
On Sunday starting at 12:30 p.m. the JB Ritchie Blues Band performs. They will be followed by Kingston Mines regular guitarist Joanna Connor. At 4:45 the Smiley Tilmon band will entertain with a special two set bonus. If you haven't seen Smiley before, make a point of catching his show. This writer witnessed his shows at this year's Chicago Blues Festival and thoroughly enjoyed both his acoustic duet with bass player Tom Rezetko and his set with the full band. If the crowd is lucky, they may do the same again. The headliner for the evening is the one and only Lil Ed & the Blues Imperials.
Get out there early and spend the whole day. If you never have seen Lil Ed & the Blues Imperials you are in for a special treat. Lil Ed may be the most entertaining individual in all of blues, not just in Chicago. His rockin' boogie was taught to him by his slide guitar blues playing uncle JB Hutto. It also reminds one of Hound Dog Taylor.
If you can't make it on Sunday because you gotta' work, then make sure to catch Duke Tomatoe with his blues humor. Duke has been around since the 70s when he fronted the All Star Frogs. His party blues will get you dancing in the street.
Chicago born guitarist Michael Coleman is a seasoned musician who earned his stripes playing with blues legends Junior Wells, James Cotton and John Primer.
Nigel Mack is a transplanted Canadian from Vancouver. He left Vancouver because the Canucks really suck. No seriously, he moved here to play blues in the city famous for it. He's a triple threat playing guitar, harmonica and singing.
Joanna Connor is a Kingston Mines regular. She usually does an acoustic show at the beginning of the evening before playing on one of the stages opposite the featured act for the evening. Check her out to see what she might have in store.

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The Annapolis Heritage Society's genealogy centre is an interesting venue. Encounters with tourists can often be of the pleasant but short variety. We exchange a few stories, tell visitors something about our community, hopefully have a couple of chuckles and go our separate ways. In the best of these tourist encounters, the visitor will become a regular and you will have the chance to further develop a relationship. Genealogical tourists are different.
I can usually pick out who the genealogists are as they get out of their car. No, genealogists do not have a particular aura. They are usually the visitors who come bearing mounds of paper and a laptop computer. By the nature of their visit, we need to very quickly get into their personal information. We need to discover who they are looking for, when they lived in this area and what the researcher wants to know about them. When we begin our searches, we are often into very personal information within the first five minutes of their visit. This can make working with genealogists very fulfilling as well as very frustrating. I have seen grown men well up with tears when they discovered releatives they have been searching years to find. I have equally felt their frustration when their highly anticipated serach proves to be yet another dead end.
There is one request in particular which brings out this frustration. During our visitor season, I am asked two to three times per week where people can go to see the early Acadian tombstones. This is seemingly a sensible request. The Acadians lived, died and were buried in this area. They must have tombstones. Sadly, they do not.
The oldest tombstone in Nova Scotia is located in the Garrison Cemetery in Annapolis Royal. This is the stone of an English woman named Bathiah Douglass who died in 1720. Before this time, the tradition was to mark graves with a wooden cross. Left to the elements, wood will rot and deteriorate over the course of 300 years. As such, all of the early Acadian graves in and around our community are unmarked. We know where most of the cemeteries are located. Many of these cemeteries continued on as active cemeteries after the Acadian deportationin 1755. An excellent example of this continued use is the previously mentioned Garrison Cemetery. This is the cemetery which is featured in the photographs in this post. This cemetery contains approximately 200 tombstones. It is believed that there are over 2000 people who are buried here. Somewhere in the range of 10% of the people have stones. The two photographs show an area with mature trees and few stones. It is in this area that the Acadians were buried.
This lack of tombstones does not mean that it is fruitless to do research on your Acadian ancestors. There are some wonderful resources available on these families. The Annapolis Royal region is also interesting as many of the landscapes still appear as they would have when the Acadians lived here.
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On Holley carburetors, there are several systems that meter fuel to the engine. Seemingly simple, the high-speed jets are probably the most adjusted and perhaps misadjusted parts of the carb. A few months ago we examined the Holley's power valve and its part in fuel management. This month we examine the accelerator pump circuit and its adjustments.
The accelerator pump housing is located on the bottom of the float bowl. Four-barrel carbs may have a pump under each bowl. This circuit consists of the diaphragm and the arm that actuates it. This arm lies on part of the throttle linkage, which is activated by a plastic cam on the throttle shaft. Once the arms have moved to depress the diaphragm, fuel is pressure-fed through passages in the metering block. These passages terminate under the squirter. The squirter is held in place by a bolt slightly smaller in diameter than its hole. Fuel then travels through the squirter and is released into the venturi air stream under pressure.
This is the way fuel is fed to the engine when the throttle is abruptly opened and there is not enough airflow to pull fuel through the jets. Without the accelerator pump's shot of fuel, the engine will likely backfire through the carb. Backfiring can damage the power valves in older carbs. Holley has a kit to remedy this situation.
How It WorksThe accelerator pump is a simple diaphragm pump. The diaphragm is made of neoprene rubber. There is a spring inside the pump housing. When the arm depressing the diaphragm that pushes out fuel is returned to the closed throttle position, an internal spring returns the diaphragm, sucking in another charge of fuel from the float bowl through a one-way valve. Then it is ready to go again.
The pressurized fuel from the pump soon arrives at the squirter. A close look at the squirter will reveal a two-digit number. The larger the number, the larger the holes in the squirter. Squirters come in several types. Some just have two holes drilled in them. Others have two small tubes affixed to direct the squirt more accurately.
Then there is the anti-pullover type. Its purpose is to prevent manifold vacuum or intake impulses from sucking fuel out through the squirter at the wrong time. This can occur in some types of manifolds.
The squirter size regulates the length of time the accelerator pump shot lasts. The total fuel delivered by one pump shot will be the same with a large or small squirter. The difference will be in the length of time it takes for the pump shot to exit the squirter. In effect, the squirter is a timing device for the accelerator pump.
Let's go back to the beginning of the accelerator pump actuation. Attached to the linkage plate on the throttle shaft is a small plastic cam. The other end of the pivot arm leading to the pump rides on this cam. The shape and position of this horseshoe-shaped cam controls the accelerator pump in relation to the throttle opening. There are six or more cams available for the Holley. There are two screw holes in each one. Each is a different color to aid identification. There is one hole in the throttle plate. The cam can be attached through either one. However, each attachment position will have an effect on the action of the pump. There are 10 cam positions that can be used. These will affect the discharge curve of the pump operation as well as time it to the throttle opening position.
Bobby Writesman of Holley Performance added this to the mix. When racing, a driver enters the corner by shutting the throttle from wide-open to the idle position. The velocity of flow in the venturi will often continue to pull fuel into the air stream. With this fuel present, less will be needed upon re-acceleration. Tuning in this area can be accomplished by changing the plastic accelerator cams, which will in turn change the profile of the pump's output.
At the pump end of this arm is a bolt adjustment with a spring. First, this spring is a safety measure designed to keep a heavy-handed adjustment from breaking or bending the pump arm. The adjustment bolt is another feature allowing adjustments to the pump operation. Adjusting the bolt head away from the pump arm allows the pump arm to relax the diaphragm more. This allows more fuel to be pulled into the pump chamber. Conversely, lowering the bolt head toward the pump arm will reduce the pump arm movement to the point where the diaphragm will hardly move. This reduces pump volume drastically.
What To Adjust And WhyWhy would we want to adjust pump volume? A larger or smaller engine will want more or less fuel added when the throttle is opened. The larger engine will often have a larger-cfm carburetor, and there will be a need for more pump volume. I might mention here that there are two sizes of accelerator pumps for Holley carbs. They are 30cc and 50cc. Adjusting the bolt that rides on the pump arm will increase or decrease the pump arm stroke. Simply put, this adjustment actually has the effect of determining the capacity of the pump. Use it to adjust the total pump capacity to engine size. Too much or too long of a pump squirt will make the engine lazy for a few moments.
The cam setting adjusts the beginning of the pump actuation. Similar in action to a camshaft in an engine, the ramp shape of the cam determines how rapidly the pump is activated. The cam's lift is also a factor. With the many cam shapes available, the cam's effects can be micro-tuned.
Sometimes the cam is adjusted to the driver's style. If a driver pats the throttle several times through a corner, the engine may be very rich coming off the corner. Here a cam might be used that has a slow opening ramp. Also, adjusting the bolt to reduce pump capacity might help. Too much adjusting in this direction may also result in a lag or dead spot in initial acceleration.
Once the pump is activated by opening the throttle, fuel begins to make its way through a series of passages until it reaches the squirter. Under the screw that holds the squirter is a pin with a pointed end. It is easy to lose this pin when working on your carb on the bench. If you feel the need to change or modify this pin, then you already have too many problems. Believe it.
The Phillips head screw that holds the squirter in place is special. Under the tapered head, it has a large body section. There is a somewhat fragile tapered washer under the head. When changing the squirter, notice there is a fiber gasket washer under it. When changing the squirter on a carb that is still on the engine, it wouldn't be a bad thing to have a small magnet on hand. But, of course, I'm sure you won't ever drop the screw inside the venturi.
As noted, there are a number of squirter sizes available. Selection starts with your engine's requirements. A small engine might need only a small squirter, maybe a No. 14. The number will be stamped on the squirter body. The larger engine might need a larger squirter, such as a No. 35. Yet there is no hard and fast rule. Remember-the squirter is a timing device. The driver's style and the selection of engine components will determine what is right.
When To AdjustThere are several basic ways an engine reacts when the throttle is suddenly cracked open. Each of the aforementioned adjustments will have effects on this. The thing to remember is to keep a balance.
Your race car is in the shop with the engine idling. You reach over and crack the throttle open. You are surprised. You didn't know there were several Roman candles stored in the intake. When the engine backfires like this (unless the ignition timing is way off), it is lean. Lean means there is not enough fuel to mix with the air for proper combustion. This lean condition should be momentary. Opening the throttle a bit more slowly should cure the problem.
Since you will want to open the throttle quickly, you need to fix the problem. Let's start at the squirter. Check the number. A larger number means the squirter has larger holes. Go up a few sizes. If the engine initially responds well but then has a slight lag, there are several things to look at. This lag could be a result of too much pump squirt for too long, causing a momentary rich condition. Here you might adjust the bolt that pushes on the pump arm. Tightening it down allows more pump stroke; loosening it shortens the stroke. Shortening the stroke reduces pump output.
If this hasn't cured the problem, look at the pump cam. Select one that will open the pump quickly. This, in combination with the bolt adjusted to reduce pump output, will give you a quick, short squirt. If this doesn't work, then go the other way. Open up the pump volume. Then select a cam that will open more slowly, thereby increasing the duration of the pump output.
ConclusionsThere aren't many "chiseled in stone" setups here. Engine component selection, driver, and even car weight all affect the engine's immediate needs. Jets and power valves have great control over running characteristics, but little over immediate response. Learning to tune throttle response with the accelerator pump circuit will make the car more drivable and therefore faster. Quoting Bobby Writesman, Holley Performance Products' manager of oval track motorsports: "A dead or flat spot when opening the throttle is usually a lack of fuel injected by the pump. A flutter along with sluggish acceleration most likely signals too much pump shot."


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All About Potential
Kevin Slowey is a Twin for another season.
When Slowey first debuted with the Twins, I thought he would be the next coming of Brad Radke, as they both share pinpoint control and a wide variety of off-speed pitches.
Unfortunately, Slowey has never realized that potential due to inconsistent performance and injuries. At times (like throwing a no-hitter for seven innings in 2010), Slowey looks like he could be the ace of the staff. But then, either something flares up on him or he mysteriously has 2-3 horrific, short outings in a row and fans lose confidence in him all over again.
Yet, this is a good re-up for the Twins, if only to give Slowey one more season to realize that potential and maybe stay healthy for an entire campaign. Plus, we have no other go-to guys to take his place in the rotation.


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CUTE! Ellen DeGeneres sported a bikini with partner Portia De Rossi in Sardinia, Italy as they kissed last weekend. And even more amazing, Ellen wasn't wearing those tennis shoes!
Ellen opted for the one piece brown bikini suit, and looked super hot doing it. The two are set to wed later this summer.
But what did Portia wear? Portia opted for one piece of a two piece suit. Oh my!
Earlier this year, LALATE named Portia and Ellen one of the hottest Hollywood couples. They truly are adorable together and so much love. So cute.
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Lions move to 6-1 on season
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Last Modified: Friday, September 24, 2010 at 7:38 a.m.
ABBEVILLE — The Covenant Christian Lions beat Harvest Time Christian Academy, 68-6, on Thursday night in Louisiana Christian School Athletic Association football action to move to 6-1 on the season.
CCA led 8-0 after the first quarter, 44-0 at halftime and 60-0 at the end of the third quarter.
Mark George led the Lions with 131 yards on nine carries and four touchdowns, Robbie Arabie added eight carries for 111 yards and a score, David Leslie had an 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, and Adam Billiot brought back a kickoff 60 yards for a touchdowns and an interception 100 yards for another score.
Harvest Time fell to 5-1 as the Lions held it to 77 yards of total offense.
The Lions play Sacred Heart of Hattiesburg, Miss., on Thursday at 7 p.m. at John L. Guidry Stadium on the Nicholls State campus.
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Pope Francis will be the fourth Pope to come to the Holy Land. He will visit Israel on May 25-26, 2014 - the 50th anniversary of the historic visit of Pope Paul VI.
Pope Francis announced his pilgrimage to the Holy Land on January 5, 2014: "The main purpose of this pilgrimage of prayer is to commemorate the historic meeting between Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras, which took place on 5 January, exactly 50 years ago today."
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The visit of Pope Francis to Israel on May 25-26, 2014 marks an important milestone in the deepening relationship between the Catholic Church, Israel and the Jewish people.
In 1965, the Second Vatican Council adopted
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established diplomatic relations in 1993
. This was a development of huge political import for us, deepening our relationship with one billion Church faithful, many in the developing world. For the Vatican it had major theological significance, because it meant that the Church now understood the return of the Jews to their land and to history, not as a problem for Catholic teaching, but as a reaffirmation of it.
I remember the incredible excitement which marked the pilgrimage visit of John Paul II to Israel in 2000, and the prayer note which he placed at the Western Wall, and which now resides at Yad Vashem. It read: "We are deeply saddened by the behavior of those who in the course of history have caused these children of yours to suffer, and asking your forgiveness, we wish to commit ourselves to genuine brotherhood with the people of the Covenant."
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The visit of Pope Francis will be the third Papal pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 15 years. It includes prayer at the Western Wall, a meeting with the Chief Rabbis, a visit to Yad Vashem, a festive interfaith event with President Shimon Peres at the President's Residence, and a meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
In addition, Pope Francis will lay a wreath at the grave of
Theodor Herzl, the founder of modern Zionism
. Indeed this is part of the official protocol, but consider the progress made since Herzl's failed meeting with Pope Pius X in 1904. At that time, the Vatican rejected the national aspirations of the Jewish people and called for their conversion, if perchance they managed to settle in the Holy Land. A century and ten years later, our relationship has transformed from deep rejection to equal footing, spiritual respect, and political legitimation.
The Pope has a unique personal style, a common touch, warmth and modesty, love of the poor, and during his Cardinalship promoted a strong relationship with the Jewish community of Argentina. Speaking to
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The Papal entourage to Israel, Jordan and the Palestinian Authority includes a rabbi and an imam, two friends of the Pope from Buenos Aires, but also important symbols of his spiritual message to our region. I believe that his message and personal example will resonate deeply with Israelis, in this difficult time for peace in particular, and we look forward to sharing with him his smile, vision, hope and prayer.
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"The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes has been distancing herself from her co-stars over the past couple of episodes, because she was disappointed in how they acted during her pillow talk event. And yet, she doesn't want to admit that it was a mistake to invite certain people. According to a new Wetpaint Entertainment report published on March 3, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes is now revealing that she doesn't have regrets hosting a pillow talk party.
"No! I hav hosted 4 Pajamas parties since then #bigfun wit the right ppl," NeNe revealed when asked if she regretted having the party. Of course, she wanted to get everyone together to settle some of the drama with the ladies. The main issues surfaced when NeNe brought up a comment that Kenya Moore had said about a common-law wife.
Of course, the night ended in physical fights and a bruised rib. There was even talks of someone pressing charges. And yet, NeNe doesn't regret hosting the party. She may have regretted inviting certain people, but she may not invite these people next time. She will be inviting people who she knows won't fight one another.
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The Catholic League announced today that it is asking every ABC affiliate to preempt "Nothing Sacred" this fall with another show. Commenting on this decision is league president William Donohue: "It is our hope that at least some ABC affiliates will act responsibly and preempt "Nothing Sacred" with some other show. Not... [Read more...]PILOT FOR "NOTHING SACRED" WORSE THAN EXPECTED
On July 10, the Catholic League protested the ABC show "Nothing Sacred." Our protest was largely based on the incendiary promotional material that ABC released. Now that the staff has reviewed the pilot, we are in a position to comment more authoritatively on the show. William Donohue explained the league's position as follows: "There... [Read more...]MTV'S "THE REAL WORLD" SLAMS CATHOLICISM
The sixth season premiere of MTV's "The Real World" opened July 16 with an attack on Catholicism. The show features a group of strangers from various backgrounds who come to work and live together. Two of the seven characters are identified as Catholics; curiously, we learn nothing of the religious affiliation of the other five. What we... [Read more...]NOTHING SACRED ABOUT DISNEY'S "NOTHING SACRED"
ABC's fall schedule includes "Nothing Sacred," a drama about a Catholic priest that few Catholics would recognize as one of their own. Slotted for prime time on Thursday evenings (8 p.m. ET), the show stars Kevin Anderson as Father Ray. The character is described by Entertainment Weekly as an "irreverent priest who questions the... [Read more...]NPR DELIGHTS IN OFFENDING CATHOLICS
The Weekend Edition of National Public Radio (NPR) for July 5 aired a segment with host Scott Simon and musical satirist, Tom Lehrer, that was as insulting as it was unwarranted. Lehrer sang "The Vatican Rag," a song that disparages Catholicism by ridiculing the Eucharist ("Try playing it safer, Drink the wine and chew the wafer")... [Read more...]SONY WITHDRAWS OFFENSIVE CD
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The Lehigh Gap Nature Center (LGNC), a non-profit conservation organization located just north of Slatington, PA, at the foot of the Kittatinny Ridge is hosting its inaugural Nature in Photographs Show at the Nature Center's Osprey House from March 21 to April 5, 2014.
Amateur nature photographers from throughout the region are encouraged to participate. The photographs may be from anywhere on the planet, but must be actual photographs, not computer generated images or collages. There will be three categories: Wildlife, Scenic, and Macro. Wildlife includes both plants and animals of any kind.
Last summer, LGNC hosted its first Nature in Art Show and it was successful. Several photographers asked to submit photographic works to that exhibition, but the art show jurors decided to host a separate photography show.
Photographers are encouraged to submit up to three photographs of nature to be exhibited at the Center for two weeks in early spring. Two jurors will screen the entries and select up to 50 photographs to display in the show. Judges will select the best photographs in the three categories. In addition to judging of the best photographs in each category, all visitors to the show will be asked to participate by voting for their favorite image for a People's Choice Award.
All entries must be submitted to the jurors as JPEG files, 2MB or less. Files should be submitted by February 28 via email to firstname.lastname@example.com. Entries that are accepted into the exhibition should be printed from the full quality file and mounted according to the photographers wishes, but must be ready to hang from display panels, either with wire or Velcro. Sales of photographs by the photographers at the show are encouraged. A $5 entry fee for each photograph is required when the photograph is presented for the exhibition.


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"General Hospital" and Maurice Benard fans will soon get to see the actor who plays mobster Sonny Corinthos in a new role. According to Soaps In Depth on March 28, the official trailer for Benard's upcoming film, "The Ghost And The Whale" has finally been released.
In the movie Benard plays Joseph Hawthorne, a bi-polar man who went off to sea with the love of his life played by actress Madeleine Hamer. His return back to the sleepy town of Bodega after the disappearance of his wife creates mystery among the small town and his wife's bloodthirsty family even after Hawthorne is exonerated for the disappearance.
A year later a journalist arrives in the town to cover Hawthorne's mysterious and untold story unfolding drama in the town and in the life of Hawthorne and those who surround him.
Like his character on "General Hospital", Benard will tackle the emotions associated with battling mental illness, which is something he also battles in his personal life. There is no set release date of the movie, but another former "General Hospital" star appears in the movie. Ron Hale, who played Sonny's father on "GH" also plays a role in the movie.
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Friday, July 1, 2011
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Join 99.5 WCRB hosts for free concerts presented by the Boston Landmarks Orchestra at the Hatch Shell on the Esplanade every Wednesday night at 7pm.
July 15
Rhapsody in Green, hosted by Laura Carlo
This year's series launches with the annual green concert, celebrating our city, state and national parks and honoring the men and women who protect and preserve them, with music by Mendelssohn, Hovhaness, Debussy, and more.
July 22
Fiesta sinfónica, hosted by Alan McLellan
Two worlds meet in music inspired by Latin-American song and dance spanning over 150 years. The Landmarks Orchestra joins a "pocket-sized salsa orchestra" featuring musicians from Boston's Latino community.
July 29
A Night at the Ballet, with the Longwood Symphony Orchestra, hosted by Ray Brown
Ronald Feldman conducts the orchestra of Boston's medical community in works by Stravinsky and Offenbach, along with Gene Scheer's Albert Schweitzer Portrait, with narration by Gov. Charlie Baker.
August 5
Italian Night, hosted by Ron Della Chiesa
The Landmarks Orchestra and the One City Choir bring together operatic and orchestral favorites by Verdi, Puccini, Mascagni, and Nino Rota.
August 12
Scheherazade Meets Clarice Assad, hosted by Chris Voss
Rimsky-Korsakov's spectacular orchestral masterpiece shares the program with performances and selections by Brazilian composer and pianist Clarice Assad.
August 19
Drums Along the Charles, hosted by Cathy Fuller
Rhythms across centuries and cultures play out in music by Khachaturian, Glass, and Rachmaninoff, along with a New England premiere by Donald Krishnaswami.
August 26
A Midsummer Night's Dream, hosted by Chris Voss
Shakespeare's comic masterpiece is performed in its entirety, along with Felix Mendelssohn's brilliant incidental music.
For more information, visit the Landmarks Orchestra.
Friday, September 23, 2011
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In early September, the University's radio station, WJMF 88.7FM, began re-transmitting the signal from WGBH's Classical New England, returning round-the-clock classical broadcasts to the Providence area.
"We are delighted that we can celebrate this collaboration in bringing classical music back to Rhode Island," said Benjamin K. Roe, Managing Director of WGBH's Classical New England. "Having the ability to broadcast live from Bryant University and celebrate this technology and education initiative is a proud moment for us and our listeners."
Bryant's student-run radio station now runs on several new technology platforms, including WJMF HD-2, smartphone applications, and uses one of WGBH's mobile DTV channels. Bryant's WJMF is the first student-run station in the region to be available on the groundbreaking new mobile service. Additionally, Bryant students now have the opportunity to learn from the best digital and broadcast technology experts in the business working alongside WGBH technicians.
"Our students could not be more excited over this technological overhaul of the station," said Bryant University President Ronald K. Machtley. "This collaboration not only brings WGBH's Classical New England to Rhode Island, but affirms Bryant University as a media technology leader in the region."
"This ground-breaking collaboration gives us the unique opportunity to become pioneers in digital broadcasting by enabling a multiplatform approach," said WJMF General Manager Ricky McLaughlin '12 of Hudson, N.H. "Although it moves WJMF's traditional open-format student programming off of the analog FM dial, this phenomenal opportunity allows us to reach an increasingly national audience, especially as the technology continues to develop."
On October 6, Classical New England will broadcast two live programs from the WJMF studios with classical hosts Laura Carlo (6-10am), and Cathy Fuller (2-6pm). At noon, WGBH and Bryant University leaders will gather for a ribbon-cutting ceremony on campus, followed by an evening reception in Providence marking the historic collaboration.
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Full schedule for September 11 on 99.5 All Classical
Ralph Vaughan Williams once wrote, "The art of music, above all other arts, is an expression of the soul of a nation."
Ten years ago, while working at NPR on a bright September morning, I felt the immediacy and poignancy of the English composer's words first-hand.
As network journalists and producers, it was our job to report, reflect, comment, and contextualize a series of calamitous events that we could scarcely explain to ourselves. For our colleagues in the NPR newsroom the task at hand was seemingly simple and undeniably urgent. But what role could music play? Every public radio station in the country wrestled with the same question.
Then a funny thing happened on the way to the newscast. The soul of the nation was in shock, and needed the therapy that only music can provide. I have chosen to follow a path in music because I feel it is unique among the arts; that is both a deeply personal experience (ask anyone around you with earbuds on), as well as an act of community (ask anyone of the 65 million Americans who have ever sung in a choir).
In those immediate days after 9/11, we witnessed abundant examples of both. For the news producers at NPR, it quickly became apparent that the interstitial music – the "connective thread" between features that are part and parcel of the public radio sound – was as important and necessary as the news itself to millions of listeners; the only way for them process such unrelentingly grim events.
That unconscious national need to come together in the concert hall was evident the first Sunday after 9/11. I will never forget producing a marathon day of memorial concerts from across the nation, a day filled with profound musical utterances, from soloists, choirs, orchestras, all seeking to "express the inexpressible". Mozart's searing Requiem from scarred and sooty Trinity Church in New York, hard by Ground Zero. Branford Marsalis's plaintive soprano saxophone invoking Duke Ellington's Come Sunday in the cavernous Cathedral of St. John the Divine. A hushed piano solo in McKeesport, Pennsylvania for the heroes of Flight 93. And, yes, a soaring, in-the-moment rendition of Ralph Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending to an Atlanta audience streaked with hot, wet tears.
It's been said that artists are merely reporters with a longer deadline: They witness, they interpret, they create…and ultimately tell us a little bit more about ourselves. In those darkest days, I learned a lot about hope, charity, humanity and forgiveness…thanks to the transformative, healing power of music.
Join us on Sunday, September 11, for a day of reflection, commentary, and music, including live performances from Jordan Hall in Boston and our own Fraser Performance Studio, as well as highlights from commemorative concerts from Trinity Church in New York and the New York Philharmonic.
Full schedule for September 11 on 99.5 All Classical
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
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After an extensive nationwide search, WGBH's Classical New England has selected Cheryl Willoughby to serve in the new position of Music Director, overseeing all classical music programming for the Boston public radio station.
Willoughby comes to WGBH from Vermont Public Radio, where she served as Music Director and Director of Programming for VPR Classical. She arrived there at the genesis of the station's 24-hour classical music network and helped to shepherd VPR's broadcast stations through their split into two distinct formats.
"We were delighted to find the next leader of classical music programming for WGBH right here in New England," said Ben Roe, Managing Director of Classical Services. "Cheryl's passion and knowledge for classical music is unmistakable, and her past work is superlative and inspiring. We're thrilled she has chosen to share her expertise with us in this leadership role."
Willoughby has a long history in classical music and public radio, beginning as on-air talent and producer at KUNC-FM in Northern Colorado. From 1993-1998 she was a producer and Assistant Music Director for Colorado Public Radio where she developed local and network music databases and hosted several programs.
In 1998, she joined KUSC-FM in Los Angeles as its Music Director where she created compelling and meaningful programming for the Classical Public Radio Network. In 2004, Willoughby joined Vermont Public Radio, where she supervised the classical staff while hosting a daily program and created partnerships with local arts venues and artist management companies. She was also integral in the development and implementation of VPR's on-air fundraising strategy and project planning.
Of her new role at WGBH, Willoughby says, "Classical music is one of humanity's greatest gifts, and WGBH has a long history of offering the New England community an opportunity to engage with this music in meaningful ways. Classical New England has a tremendous reputation for bringing the best of this beloved art form to audiences, and I feel incredibly privileged to take music programming at Classical New England to the next level."
Willoughby is a former horn player and holds a BA degree from the School of the Performing and Visual Arts at the University of Northern Colorado.
By Cathy Fuller | Friday, August 12, 2011
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August 11, 2011
What does an opera star love about singing intimate art songs from a barren stage with no sets and no other singers? Lyric tenor Matthew Polenzani adores the sheer directness of it. With no props, no costumes and no distractions, he is free to sing into the very eyes of his audience. While that can be frightening, it's clear that he finds the intimacy refreshing.
"You can sing right to someone and deliver a stab right at them," he says. No fake daggers needed for that kind of stab — just an awful lot of depth, honesty and control.
Critics give Polenzani the highest praises for the near-perfection of his technical command. There's an incredible clarity and flexibility in his voice. It rings even when it whispers. Audiences are riveted — and so was I, sitting close to him in our Fraser Performance Studio, listening to him sing these songs from Schubert's Die Schöne Müllerin.
Polenzani has been singing with pianist Julius Drake for five years now. It was Polenzani's manager who suggested the match when the idea of recitals came up. Both artists are relaxed and quick to smile, and they're both happy to rethink their musical decisions. Being a part of such a team means spending time searching together for truth and meaning in the poetry. And, harder still, understanding the brilliant, often devastatingly simple ways that a composer like Schubert amplifies his chosen text.
In the song "Die Liebe Farbe" (The Beloved Color), a wandering miller faces the devastating reality that the girl he loves does not love him in return. Drake marvels at the heartbreaking, unrelenting sadness that Schubert unleashes by keeping one note tolling throughout the song.
"I don't know how he does it," Drake says of the composer. These are the kind of Schubert moments that artists analyze from every conceivable angle, and yet they still find themselves awestruck. As the miller's heart follows its sad and unstoppable march toward grief, Drake remains faithful to the music's constant tolling. He is focused and quiet at the piano. He gives Schubert's blooms of harmony a sad warmth and a deep feeling of resignation. I could see Polenzani falling instantly into the sadness of the atmosphere. You'll hear him allow a new vulnerability into his voice.
It's fascinating to consider the kind of technical awareness that a singer has to maintain, especially at emotional climaxes. How do you keep and lose control at the same time? Polenzani says that, no matter whether you're singing Verdi or Schubert, it doesn't always work. When it does, though, it's as good as it gets.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
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Join 99.5 All Classical to celebrate our country's birthday!
With programs that offer the full range and vitality of classical music, 99.5 All Classical is the soundtrack to your holiday weekend.
Saturday, July 2 at 6pm
New England Summer Festivals Goes To The Cape
Sand dunes, lobster rolls, antique shops, and … chamber music! Chamber music is central to the summer experience in concerts presented from Cotuit to Provincetown by the Cape Cod Chamber Music Festival. Join us in a celebration of that experience on New England Summer Festivals. (Repeats Sunday, July 3 at noon, and on demand at newenglandsummerfestivals.org)
Saturday, July 2 at 7pm
The Boston Symphony Orchestra
America is home to some of the greatest orchestras in the world, and from its very beginnings, the Boston Symphony Orchestra has set the standard. Join Ron Della Chiesa for selections from Prokofiev's Romeo and Juliet with conductor Seiji Ozawa. Also, James Levine conducts two symphonies by Mozart, Nos. 20 and 39, and Ravel's ravishing Daphnis et Chloé.
Sunday, July 3, 7am-11am
Baroque in Boston
Wake up with Laura Carlo and the sounds of Colonial Boston, as Baroque in Boston, one of our new weekend programs on 99.5 All Classical. Laura brings you music by William Billings, Moses Kimball, and other Colonial composers in performances by Joel Cohen and Boston Camerata, and much more.
Sunday, July 3 at 1pm
Stephen Foster: America's Bard
It's hard to imagine American music without the work of Stephen Collins Foster, born on July 4, 1826 – fifty years to the day after the Declaration of Independence was signed. Naomi Lewin of WQXR features Foster's iconic songs, including Oh, Susannah, Beautiful Dreamer, Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair, and more, in performances by Marilyn Horne, Leopold Stokowski and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and many others.
Sunday, July 3 at 2pm
The BSO On Record
Brian Bell brings you Boston Symphony Orchestra performances of music by two great American composers. Seiji Ozawa conducts Leonard Bernstein's Serenade (after Plato's "Symposium") and Samuel Barber's Violin Concerto, with soloist Itzhak Perlman.
Sunday, July 3 at 3pm
An American Journey, with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Symphony Principal Guest Conductor Leonard Slatkin leads the orchestra in the Three Dance Episodes from Leonard Bernstein's On The Town and George Gershwin's An American in Paris. American composers of today are on the program as well, with Mason Bates's Liquid Interface and Richard Danielpour's Pastime, a tribute to baseball's Negro Leagues.
Monday, July 4 at 6am
William Grant Still
As morning dawns on Independence Day, Laura Carlo features one of America's great composers, William Grant Still. Born in Mississippi in 1895, he pursued medicine in college, but eventually graduated from the Oberlin Conservatory in Ohio and continued his studies at the New England Conservatory in Boston. Tune in for selections from his evocation of American places, American Scenes. (photo by Carl Van Vechten)
Monday, July 4 at 11am
Copland's Symphony No. 3
Cathy Fuller brings you a true American masterpiece, the Symphony No. 3 by Aaron Copland. Commissioned and premiered by the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1946, it expands on the spirit and energy of the composer's Fanfare for the Common Man. But the purity of grace and strength in that earlier piece is embedded within a piece with rhythmic drive and multi-layered orchestration that builds to a triumphant climax.
Monday, July 4 at 2pm
John Harbison's Songs America Loves To Sing
Boston's John Harbison is a major force in music of our time, and in 2004 he drew upon memories: "the family around the piano singing familiar songs, a Currier and Ives print, an album of sepia photographs." Brian McCreath features this piece, built on songs like "Amazing Grace," "Aura Lee," and "We Shall Overcome," in a performance from the Andover Chamber Music Series.
Monday, July 4 at 5pm
Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
The iconic American music by George Gershwin was featured in the January 1961 Concert for the Inauguration of President John F. Kennedy. Tune in for this performance, featuring the National Symphony Orchestra and pianist Earl Wild.
Monday, July 4 at 6pm
The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular!
Ron Della Chiesa and Laura Carlo, live on the Esplanade, are your hosts as America's Orchestra celebrates the country's birthday. Keith Lockhart leads the Boston Pops, with guest host Michael Chiklis. The U.S. Army Field Band and Soldiers Chorus, special guest Martina McBride, and audience favorites including "The Stars and Stripes Forever," and Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" add up to an unforgettable celebration!
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On the Wildcats' Bay Area sweep:
"We really are very happy with the way our guys responded at California and Stanford. Those were severe challenges, and I thought our guys showed great poise and great confidence in staying with what we were doing as a team."
On sophomore guard Salim Stoudamire:
"I was happy to see that Salim (Stoudamire) was recognized as the player of the week. He certainly deserved that for his clutch play on the offensive end, but the other thing that you sometimes forget is the kind of job that he did defensively. With (Joe) Shipp, if you look at his numbers in the second half, the second half was not as good as the first half. I think the reason was that we had to sit Salim out a lot in the first half because of foul problems. At Stanford, you look at (Matt) Lottich, and he had a hard time getting looks. When we ended up having problems with (Julius) Barnes penetrating so much, we had Salim move over to him, and he basically brought him to a halt. Not only was Salim's offense outstanding in the two games at Cal and Stanford, but his defense was every bit as critical."
On winning the Pacific-10 Conference title:
"It's the first goal. I think it's a true test of how good a team is if you can play 18 games and play half of them on the road. That's a real test. Now, we want to see what we can do about the NCAA Tournament."
On Oregon State Head Coach Jay John:
"I think Jay (John) will get a great reception. I think people know how important he was to our program for the years that he was here. He is a Tucson guy, he went to Salpointe, and he's a UA grad, so I would think that people would give him a great welcome back."
"He has done a great job, and the thing that he is really focused on is trying to bring back the tradition of Oregon State basketball. Their program has been one of the very elite programs in the country through the years, and that's what he has been trying to focus on. It's fortunate that he came in with a senior-dominated team, with (Philip) Ricci, Brian Jackson and Jimmie Haywood, which then allowed him to get this year started on a very positive note. He knows that he needs to have a great recruiting year. The reason I think that Jay is so good for that job is that it takes a guy that' s going to get out and look under rocks and everywhere else that you have to for players."
On Oregon State senior forward Philip Ricci:
"He (Philip Ricci) is just a very efficient player. He is a really good shooter; he can shoot it from 15 or 17 feet, and he can really power the ball to the basket. He has great touch around the basket, and he has great hands."
On Arizona's seniors (Jason Gardner, Luke Walton, Rick Anderson):
"I think you would have to look a long ways to find three guys who have been more important to this program. When you look at the numbers these guys have put up, I'm not too sure that there have ever been three seniors who have scored more points, more assists, more rebounds and more wins. I think they are over 100 wins in the years that they have played. Senior day is always a tough day because you hate to see guys like that go on, but you're also happy to see them go on. They have done a great job of representing the program, and they have really been fabulous young people in representing the University of Arizona. Those three seniors have really been outstanding, and it is going to be hard to say goodbye."
"If I used one word to describe Jason (Gardner), that's winner. He doesn't care about stats or anything else; he just cares about the final score. Luke Walton makes everybody on the court better, and you would have to go a long ways to find a guy that does the things that he does for his team both on and off the court. There is no question that we as a team are better when he 's out there whether he's full speed or not. Ricky (Anderson) has added so much to us because on the offensive boards, he does a great job of keeping balls alive. He does an excellent job on the defensive boards, and the fact that he can shoot the ball so well from outside has meant a lot to what we do offensively. He really spreads the defense, and that opens up driving lanes and opens up things in the middle."
"Luke (Walton) and Jason (Gardner) are really close. They are really close as a threesome. Off the court, Luke and Jason are best friends, and I think that was important for Jason when Gilbert (Arenas) left and important for Luke when Richard (Jefferson) left. They both lost their best friends, but now they've become best friends. Just going through four years of college and being the point guard, Jason has come out of his shell naturally that way. It's been good for him to be around Luke because he is such a great communicator."
"It's tough because during the course of four or five years, you really get close to these kids. While they are here, they think I'm awfully tough on them, but once they are gone they usually will come back and talk about the affect that the coaching staff had on them. As coaches, we are very demanding of the players, and some guys do not always take that in the right way. I've always said that the true test of what a kid gets out of the program is really shown probably five to 10 years after they have gone through the program."
On senior forward Luke Walton:
"There were a lot of people who were not all that sold on Luke, but I was not one of them. I watched him from the time he played his freshman and sophomore years (in high school), and I just loved the fact that he was such a team guy. You could even see that in his early years. He just understood the game, and he just made the people out there better. He was not a good shooter, so he worked really hard at developing that skill. Defensively, the person he reminded me of was Steve Kerr. People said he (Kerr) was not quick enough to defend, but no one could not get around him because he was just so smart and a play ahead of the game. Luke is that same way. There was never any question in my mind that he was going to be a really good player."
"Prior to the time that he got hurt, he had really worked on cutting down turnovers. He is still having more of those than he should have, but he is an intuitive type passer. Sometimes he doesn't think about whom he's throwing it to because it's so quick. As a passer, in order to be a great assist man, you really have to know your teammates, and know when and where and what type of pass you need to throw. Luke needs to be on a team with four guys that can really catch because you never know when it's coming. Luke has a way of instilling confidence in his teammates."
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If Kate Middleton is pregnant, though, the news of a royal pregnancy has not been confirmed by any official sources or major news outlets. Clarence House, which issues official news via Twitter about the Prince of Wales, the Duchess of Cornwall, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince Harry, has yet to confirm or deny the report of Kate Middleton being pregnant again.
Indeed, Kate Middleton pregnancy rumors have been circulating for weeks, with some dating as far back as September. But Star Magazine has managed to trigger pregnancy rumors anew with a report in its print edition insisting that Kate Middleton is already well into her first trimester.
The magazine, of course, cited unnamed sources and photos of the Duchess of Cambridge allegedly sporting a small baby bump in reporting on the Kate Middleton pregnancy, and its report, although highly questionable, triggered numerous other reports on celebrity news websites, such as Hollywood Life and the Inquisitr. Fans, of course, embraced the possibility of a second Kate Middleton pregnancy.
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Don zoomed twards the target. The socut had seen them and was running back. Although a lot fater on the speeder bike Don did not have as mutch freedom as the scout. Ih he wanted to he could easily hide and then run in a different direction, whihc is what he kept doing. Don how ever using his piloting skills had him in his sights most of the time. Don fired and the scout hit the deck. Don jumped off and ran towards him. He rasied his pistol but he didn't need to. he was already dead.
Don wiped his forehead and sat down. He had lost contact with Jax and Mira. An EMP had been let off near their position. They did not know if it was an accident or on purpose. They had encountered a AT-ST which had been damaged and easily destroyed. They had alos managed to capture one and it was now roaming around somewhere. Dave aporached Don
"Don we should really start moving that explosion a few moments ago came from the south, where Jax is"
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Don got up, he heard a noise behind him but when he turned he was knocked unconcious but someone....or something....
Jax was lying on the floor a few feet away from the wrecked speeder. Something had shot him. He had seen a glint of something and then was thrown through the air.
The phantom was standing a few feet away staring down at Jax.
"So you decided to come find me"
Jax was bleeding from a gash above his eye and hand was broken and it felt like his leg was too but he stood up.
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"ah...but it I who have captured you" He raised his wrist and a length of wire spun aorund Jax's arms and legs, he over balanaced and fell hard to the ground.
"Oh your tough arn't you killing me when Im down" Jax yelled as the Phantom raised his gun
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Jax grabed his pocket and ignited it.
He sliced through the wire and knocked the bounty hunter off his feet. He sliced the gun in half and stared down at the phantom
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"well scans don't tell you everything" Jax spat at the phantom
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Levermann, A; Bamber, J L; Drijfhout, S; Ganopolski, A; Haeberli, W; Harris, N R P; Huss, M; Krüger, K; Lenton, T M; Lindsay, R W; Notz, D; Wadhams, P; Weber, S (2012). Potential climatic transitions with profound impact on Europe: review of the current state of six 'tipping elements of the climate system'. Climatic Change, 110(3-4):845-878.
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My son was suspended from work while further investigation. He was accused of a till that was short $100 about a month ago. He opened that day and the tills are not collected till the end of the day and accounted for by the General Manager. The loss prevention called him and asked him questions over the phone and suspended him that way. It is rare because his other Manager was suspended the same day for something completely different and he believes another employee was suspended for something else that day as well. It seems really fishy. What rights does my son have. He is young that he does not know how to defend himself.
falsely accused and now on suspension
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Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:28 AM
What state is this concerning? Did his employer mention how long the investigation is going to take? To learn more about your rights as an employee, you may visit the Employment Law Center as a good resource.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:41 AM
California. They did not mention a timeframe but they mentioned they would pay him for the days he was scheduled. It is a week to week schedule basis. So for the remainder of the week. Is there a statue of limitations on something of this matter? Since he was not the only one at the till that day shouldn't everyone else be held accountable as well?
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:43 AM
Unfortunately, without a union or an employment contract, your son would have very few rights in New York State. We are at at-will employment State and as such it is legal to suspend or terminate here based upon a suspicion or allegation, or even perhaps for no reason at all so long as that reason is not tide to discrimination in some manner.
Posted 14 November 2012 - 11:52 AM
My son is trying to get hired in Law Enforcement. Would something like that go against him. He is devastated in regards to this accusation and loved his place of employment.
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- 1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
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- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
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- 2 eggs
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 2 cups chopped peeled tart apples
- 1 cup fresh or frozen cranberries
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, baking soda and salt;. In a small bowl, whisk eggs and oil. Stir into dry ingredients just until moistened (batter will be very thick). Fold in apples, cranberries and walnuts.
- Transfer to an 8-in. x 4-in. loaf pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 60-65 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Cool for 10 minutes before removing from pan to a wire rack to cool completely. Yield: 1 loaf (16 slices).
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> From: Peter Merholz <peterme at adaptivepath.com>
> Date: September 9, 2004 2:25:39 PM EDT
> To: Michael Bartlett <michael.bartlett at workshare.com>
> Subject: Re: [ID Discuss] Customising verbage (& interfaces)
> I'm surprised no one took this up. I'll give it a whack.
> Let me preface by saying that the quality of the language is probably
> the most overlooked aspect of interface design (and why I disagree
> with Andrei that "visual, interaction, and information design" skills
> are sufficient).
> In observing countless numbers of people using countless numbers of
> sites, the single thing that trips people up more than any other are
> the words.
>> They asked if they could perhaps have some sort of label editor to
>> change
>> the verbage on the dialogs to suit their requirements. This is
>> obviously
>> quite a large engineering overhead to have to externalise all language
>> resources into some sort of XML language library.
> >snip<
>> One thing we do often find
>> is terminology we use on our English clients is not always well
>> understood
>> by our friends on the other side of the Atlantic. What are your
>> thoughts on
>> allowing such customisation of labels and descriptions? Is it worth
>> the
>> investment of having to maintain a more demanding engineering
>> overhead?
> I think their request is *brilliant*.
> I think it's short-sighted to have locked your labels into code --
> they should be part of an externalized
> dictionary/repository/whathaveyou, just for this reason.
> I also think that if you did this, you'd have a remarkable competitive
> advantage in selling your software. No longer would customers need to
> learn your terminology -- they could instead utilize their existing
> language. And, as I'm sure you know, every company has a particular
> way of referring to its things (is it "vacation" or "paid time off"?)
> I would also think that, in the long run, this would reduce
> engineering overhead... When separating code, content, and style, you
> then allow yourselves to focus only on the matter at hand, and not
> needlessly conflate elements, which can lead to some bizarre problems.
> We had a client that, because of the way their web site was served,
> *any* content that needed changing had to be considered a "defect" and
> had to be tracked like a bug, and couldn't be changed until the next
> release was pushed.
> --peter


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The Nikon D3100 offers a wealth of features, including advanced live view modes and 1080p video recording. Moreover, its excellent guided shooting mode is particularly informative and intuitive, helping beginners to bridge the gap between basic and advanced shooting modes.
For an extra £200, the Nikon D5100 is our top choice of camera in the group, adding a fully articulated and higher-res LCD, extra scene modes and shooting effects, plus a smart range of in-camera editing facilities. The one you choose is entirely a budgetary decision - we wouldn't hesitate to recommend either.
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Imagine visiting your doctor and receiving a prescription for what ails you that resembles a food shopping list. It sounds quirky, but Dr. Mehmet Oz explained how you can use food as medicine for cancer prevention on his Aug. 21 talk show. Plus: Get his views on different weight loss supplements that might help your diet goals.
Tea provides you with flavonoids. The highest levels of these cancer fighters are in green tea and oolong tea. Both of these teas also have been shown to boost weight loss.
To reduce your risk of liver cancer, drink three cups of coffee daily. You can also lower your risk for breast cancer by eating peaches. Aim for two servings a week.
Dr. Oz frequently features different diets on his show. But viewers often ask about weight loss supplements to help them shed pounds more easily.
Two over-the-counter options are FBCx and Alli. They are designed to block fat and can be used up to three months. However, if you eat too much food with fat, these pills can cause stomach problems.
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Problems with weight loss supplements, including false claims, constitute the highest settlement costs in the dietary supplement and functional food category, reported Insurance News Net on Aug. 20.
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) must review cases and determine which advertising claims are misleading. The Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN) is seeking to take measures to help.
CRN President and CEO Steve Mister testified earlier this year at a Capitol Hill weight loss claims hearing. "There are appropriate and legal ways to market weight loss and other dietary supplement and functional food products, and then there are advertising claims that raise red flags with the FTC," he noted.
In terms of "red flags," Dr. Oz earned himself a reprimand from the Senate for his repeated claims that he had found "miracle" weight loss supplements. Products that he touted on his show, such as raspberry ketones, green coffee bean extract and yacon syrup, rarely had significant studies or clinical trials.
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The Kearney school year is starting on a very positive note, as expressed by school president Katherine Griffin and student council officers, as they were inducted into their elected offices at Kearny's end of the year assembly in June. The student council officers for the 2007-2008 school year are pictured preparing to honor the outgoing officers. Seated left to right are Caitlin Manning, Serafina Taormina, Gabriella Prisciandaro, Katherine Griffin, Belle Harbor resident Norah Marley, and Jacqueline Fagoni. Standing are Allison Behette, Erin Tierney, Maria Ficolora, Sarah mason, Claire Nolan, Elissa Connors, Belle Harbor resident Meghan Edwards, Julia DeLorenzo, and Kaitlin Slattery.
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Coaches are making their final pushes with prospects and NLI signing day is just a couple of days away, so the UO Compliance Office would like to share a warning to Duck fans as the annual recruiting milestone inches closer: you cannot correspond in any manner with a prospective student-athlete (recruit). It might seem like a harmless way to help, but in reality, it could hurt more than anything.
With the National Letter of Intent signing date drawing near, we just wanted to remind you that fan-driven wooing of high school prospects via letters, email, Facebook and other social networking sites is not permitted. The UO Compliance Office is requesting that all Duck supporters learn about the pitfalls of social networking sites when it comes to NCAA regulations.
Creating Facebook groups or contacting prospects via message boards, Twitter or other social networking sites to encourage them to attend UO violates NCAA regulations and can negatively impact the UO athletic program, so please refrain from crossing any lines when it comes to the world of cyber-recruiting.
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The message of the Great Avatars made visual and visceral through a series of 3-D artistic portals accompanied by poetic "road-maps" to the visuals. Travel through the Journey of transformation and experience awakening without suffering. Simple recognition of the available scope of the archetypal stages of being allows the traveler to become fully present to enter the deeper stage of witnessing, of inner being.
Nika One is a visionary artist of Transformation. A neuroscientist, mathematician and surgeon by training, Nika has surrendered her "past life" identity upon the passage through a Dark Night of the Soul to transmit The Human Journey message into the world wholeheartedly. Nika is a genuine Renaissance woman who lives on the edge of chaos, in the state of perpetual rapid evolution."The Human Journey" is a message that has jolted her out of the Dark NIght of the Soul, as she had "downloaded" a vision of a world where suffering would not be a necessary prerequisite to Awakening. She saw another way - that of Presence and Recognition. The message has come to her perfect, whole and complete in the form of visceral images and poetry as the roadmap to those images. "The Human Journey" is an energetic path of the Human Spirit through its major stages of evolution. It is an archetypal journey that unites us all as human beings. Where are you on this Path? Read on to find out.
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