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"Books as Agents of Contact"
Session Organizers: Hansun Hsiung (Max Planck Institute for the History of Science), András Kiséry (The City College of New York), Yael Rice (Amherst College)
Saturday, 14 October 2017, 8:30–10:00am
Bibliography Among the Disciplines Conference
12–15 October 2017, Philadelphia, PA
The book territorializes and deterritorializes. It binds together materials, technologies, and labor from far and abroad--a letter from Goa, an editor in Rome, Chinese paper, German engravers, Italian leather, English capital--only to be dispersed and reconstituted, from hand to hand, collection to collection, dismembered, reassembled, and reinvented for new audiences in new locations.
Session Organizers: Andras Kisery (The City College of New York), Caroline Wigginton (University of Mississippi)
Friday, 13 October 2017, 3:45–5:15pm
Bibliography Among the Disciplines Conference, 12–15 October 2017, Philadelphia, PA
21–22 July 2017, Free University Berlin, in collaboration with the Sonderforschungsbereich 980, 'Episteme in Bewegung', Berlin, and the Centre for Medieval Literature, University of Southern Denmark (Odense)/University of York.
Do we overestimate the impact that the transient socio-political and formal linguistic borders of Western Europe had on the literary culture of the pre-nation state era?
Call for Papers: Medieval Romance Society, Kalamazoo IMCS 2017
Saints and Sinners:
Literary Footprints of Mary and Margaret, Queens of Scots
6th & 7th of October 2016
IASH, University of Edinburgh
With kind support from University of Birmingham CeSMA
What does it mean to be working class? How do languages spoken, values held, and cultural representations vary given one's class position? Though 62% of the country is working class (Zweig), the answers to these questions are left largely unclear and unspoken. Among others, these questions will be addressed via reflection and exploration from individuals from the working class, or who many call "working-class academics."
A preliminary list of panels for SCSECS 2017 (Salt Lake City, Feb. 16-18) is now included on the conference website (http://www.scsecs.net/scsecs/2017/cfp.html). Proposals for additional panels are still being accepted and can be sent to Brett McInelly (firstname.lastname@example.com).
Researcher and social activist Jean Anyon, in her investigations of social class reproduction in education, suggests "there is a 'hidden curriculum' in school work that has profound implication for theory—and practice—in education" ("Social Class" 67). By making class unhidden in the curriculum, students no longer feel they must "hide" themselves, and allows faculty to foster more honest conversations and writing about such issues.
Understanding Nietzsche, Understanding Modernism
A collection of essays edited by Douglas Burnham and Brian Pines
This collection divided into three sections:
This is a cfp for my panel, "Urban Pastoralism," at NeMLA's 2017 conference in Baltimore, MD from March 23rd to March 26th. Please see the following paragraphs for information on the panel as well as how to submit abstracts.
La crítica literaria se ha ocupado extensamente de diversas representaciones de fenómenos como la violencia, la guerra, las dictaduras, la represión, las revoluciones y el exilio en la literatura latinoamericana, pero se ha dejado de lado el estudio de una de las reacciones humanas que más estrecha conexión tiene con estos fenómenos: el miedo. De forma directa o indirecta, el miedo ha estado presente como tema constante en las obras literarias de diversos géneros, épocas, filiaciones estéticas, compromisos ideológicos y agendas políticas, dentro de un espacio como el de Latinoamérica, tan convulso como diverso política y socialmente.
Frank Yerby, over the course of his literary career, published thirty-three books. Throughout his lifetime, he sold millions of copies of those books becoming a millionaire in the process. Even with these successes, Yerby remains a footnote in the histories of American literature. As such, we seek to organize a panel for the 2017 College Language Association in Columbia, Missouri, on Frank Yerby's work and life.
"Animating the Early Modern Stage," ACLA Seminar, July 6-9, 2016, Utrecht This seminar will explore what theater and the performing arts contribute to early modern theories of life, the soul, and autonomy. At a time when European philosophers debated the distinction between material bodies and lively bodies, between organic machines and ensouled beings, artists and performers innovated new techniques for bringing stage objects to life through mechanical or human manipulation. We invite contributions that examine a wide array of techniques for "animation" in theater and the performing arts of the sixteenth through eighteenth centuries, from any national/cultural perspective.
This section of the academic journal "Sinestesieonline" is open to contributions about theatre and performing arts in all historical ages, forms and variations, in English, Italian and foreign languages.
"Il Parlaggio" is the name created by Gabriele d'Annunzio for the amphitheatre in Vittoriale – a place of empathy, a cradle of emotions, a crossroads of cultures, a connection between antiquity and contemporaneity, an emblem of the "neverending show".


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Trying to decide if I should upgrade to Gen4, keep what I have or go to Exede. It seems like Exede gives you more download allowance for less money than Hughes net. I'm reading through a lot of posts here where people are complaining that they have Gen4 and the speeds are not that great. On the other hand I once had Wildblue and with that I had NO service at night at all. None. It wouldn't connect ever. At least with Hughes I have service at night. It maybe slow and spotty but it's there. I wonder if Exede it just a spinoff of Wildblue.
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An old blue car covered with dust and dirt drove slowly down the street. It cruised past the nineteen fifties houses with their covered porches and flower boxes. Children played here and there, but not very many. This was a mixed neighborhood, not like the new neighborhoods a mile down the road where all the houses belonged to young families and the kids were everywhere. Here, only one in five houses had a child occupant in residence. Most of these houses belonged to older couples whose children had moved on to college or started families of their own someplace else.
That was the way of things. Time passed, neighborhoods changed. Once, this had been a young neighborhood. Once, there had been children in the alleys, and in the vacant lots, and jumping off the rooftops holding umbrellas. Once there had been gangs of them killing each other in bloody mobs behind convenience stores, and selling drugs out of vans. Once, young women had sold themselves along these very sidewalks for money to buy the drugs they needed to keep them from suicide. But not anymore. The kids had grown up. Or they had died. Now there were only a few lonely clusters of kids who watched carefully every where they went. No, there weren't many kids here at all.
But there was a dirty blue car.
It stopped in front of an old craftsman with a fishing boat decaying on a trailer in the driveway. On the back of the boat were the words "Foo-Bar." It was a civilian take on the military acronym FUBAR, which stood for "Fucked Up Beyond All Recognition." Considering the condition of the boat, it was fitting. The boat was indeed foobar.
Both doors on the dirty blue car opened simultaneously, and two men got out. They were wearing sunglasses, jeans and dark navy sports jackets – the cheap polyester kind. All in all, this was an odd look. They'd easily be identified as punks if it weren't for the jackets. Punks wouldn't be caught dead wearing polyester sport jackets. Hell, MOST people wouldn't be caught dead wearing polyester sport jackets.
The two approached the front door. Each of them carried a thick black book under their arms. They moved slowly, but did not shuffle. Creaking from the wood on the porch was extremely loud. Not because the young men were heavy, but because the wood was old.
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Skip to comments.America Online Can Fire Gun-Owning Employees
Posted on 07/23/2004 6:56:58 PM PDT by TYVets
America Online Can Fire Gun-Owning Employees Utah High Court Rules Friday, July 23, 2004
Self-defense took a big blow this week when the Utah Supreme Court upheld the right of America Online (AOL), America`s largest on-line service provider, to fire three employees whose firearms were stored in the trunks of their cars in the parking lot of an AOL call center in Ogden, Utah.
In a decision that diminishes rights guaranteed under both the Utah and the U.S. Constitution, the court acknowledged the individual right to keep and bear arms, but said the right of a business to regulate its own property is more important!
Complying with this decision could potentially cost an employee his or her life--violent criminals certainly aren`t going to obey such a ban.
It may also diminish employees` abilities to hunt or target shoot after work.
The issue is becoming a hot legislative topic in the states. This year Oklahoma passed HB 2122 ensuring that employees with guns in their cars were not fired or harassed, and it was debated in several other states.
Please look to future editions of the Grassroots Alert for developing information on this issue.
What do you expect from RINO orin hatch state??
A pile of garbage!
Well I certainly agree that property owners have a right to decide what they allow on their property. No reason the employees can't leave the weapon at home. This is not stopping anyone from hunting after work.
The parking lot is the employer's property but isn't the locked trunk the car owner's property? How does my right to have whatever I have in the locked trunk of my car changed simply due to where I have chosen to drive?
What do you expect from AOL??
A pile of garbage or sh**, or both !
I have to come down on the side of the employers here, even if I disagree with their policy. The Bill of Rights protects you against the government, not other private citizens, including businesses.
I have no problem with this decision. AOL can regulate its workplace as it sees fit.
I also have no problem refusing to buy anything from AOL-Time Warner because of their stupid anti-gun policy.
I'm big on private property and guns. But I think its clear that the property owner controls here. Nobody forced them to work for AOL.
But I would sure like to know how the hell the company knew they had weapons in the trunk.
Just another reason to never use AOL! Why were the vehicles searched in the first place, this seems very strange to me.
agree bump
Choosing to exercise their God-given right to prohibit guns simply confirms that they are a desperately evil organization.
And yes, I was shouting.
Doesn't the person own the car? And what's in it? It's their property. Or does it no longer belong to them when they drive it onto anothers property?
What a about a persons pants? Or dress? Can AOL now demand strip searches? What about body orifices? Can AOL check "up there"?
So, I wonder if this right extends to business owners whether to allow smoking on their property?...JFK
Property rights trump Constitutional Rights? What if they said no cars were allowed in their parking lot without a "Kerry / Edwards" bumper sticker? Do property rights trump the first amendment too? Or only the 2nd?
How about the New Hampshire resident that had a concealed carry permit, but worked in Massachusetts, he and 5 other people were killed in the work place?
Many employers can not protect employees on the job let alone to and from work !
I am sure A O L will protect their employees to and from work. (/sarcasm)
This is beyond belief. Over the top. Un-freekin-believable. AOL just made a huge mistake. Number one, who gives a rip if someone has a weapon in the locked trunk of their car? Second, for AOL to make a "federal case" out of this is bad business. That company hasn't a clue in attracting customers in the first place except for kids who want to 'chat' and go to porno sites. I hate AOL. The ONLY reson I use them is that I travel a LOT and they do have a lot of local dial-ups which I need when working from my hotel. That's it.
You're confusing corporations with people. A corporation does NOT have the same Rights as an individual that owns property.
Keep in mind that the primary reason corporations were founded was to avoid individual responsibility. With Rights comes responsibitlies, and corporations want the best of both worlds. Screw them.
No reason the employees can't leave the weapon at home
Should they leave their Bibles at home also? Or any other items that some company bozo might find offensive. People have a Right to have whatever they like in their private vehicle.
Many enlightnened states realize this. Oklahoma was the most recent to pass a bill saying employers couldn't have a policy barring employees from keeping guns in their cars.
This is dim. You have no "right" to drive you, your car or your gun onto my property. Just like you and your clothes have no right to walk in my house. But if you did, I would not be so kind as AOL was.
What a about a persons pants? Or dress? Can AOL now demand strip searches? What about body orifices? Can AOL check "up there"?
If their company policy states they do internal body searches, then I would suggest you bend over and spread'em or look elsewhere for work.
What gives you the idea that you can do as you damn well please on somebody elses property or set the rules as the employee is beyond my capacity to understand.
All of them. The Constitution does not confer any right to free speech, etc., on someone else's private property w/o their permission. As I said, a company that would restrict such things (guns, bumper stickers, and so on) is evil, but I don't want property rights compromised for anyone.
If the guns are not locked away in the vehicle, I have no problem with AOL's rights. I do have a problem, though, if the guns are locked away and are unaccessable except by the owner.
It presumes that someone may commit a crime with the gun on their premises - that's a major leap of logic.
What if somebody had marijuana in their glove compartment or cigarettes on the dashboard? Does the employer have a right to fire you because you drove a vehicle with either of these in your possession? How far do we want to take this concept?
And, somehow, I'd imagine AOL wouldn't be bright enough to fire a Middle Easterner with five tons of dynomite parked in his U-Haul on company property.
I hope this gets appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. This would appear to be a fourth admendment challenge to unlawful search and seizure. It's not like the guns are being brought into the workplace just because they are locked away in the parking lot.
Yes, if company policy bars all religious stuff in the office.
A little biased headline...
AOL can fire employees that bring their firearms onto AOLs property.
As it has always been.. ones 2nd ammendment rights don't trump private property owners rights to say no guns here.
Property rights are constitutional rights but you wouldn't know it sometimes here on FR.
So you think companies should be able to fire people for being too old, or the wrong color, or for not putting out?
I understand that some folks will answer "yes", on the basic principle of Freedom of association, and this doesn't mean that they condone the behavior.
However, there are laws preventing companies from firing folks for a host of reasons. Repealling these laws will be next to impossible, as well as a waste of time. So as gunowners, we should jump on the bandwagon instead of being a "chump" and letting companies trample on us.
I have to come down on the side of the employers here, even if I disagree with their policy
If this was Pete's Hardware Store, and "Pete" was the owner, then maybe I would agree. Pete is an individual and has the Right to hire and fire whomever he pleases in his private store. But in this case, it's a corporation. A corporation is NOT an individual, and does NOT have the same Rights as individuals have.
The Bill of Rights protects you against the government, not other private citizens, including businesses.
Yeah, but we have many more Rights than just the ones enumerated in the Bill of Rights.
I'm not trying to pick a fight--I just am not sure that I agree with the notion that because I drive into an employer's parking lot something that is, in almost all other instances, a legal activity or item, suddenly becomes verbotten because it offends the political sensibilities of the employer.
The "solution" is just to park your car off AOL property. Just a thought.
You said: So, I wonder if this right extends to business owners whether to allow smoking on their property?...JFK
The law in most states, and here in NC, is that an employer can fire an employee for any reason or no reason, as long as it is not an illegal reason, i.e., based on gender, race, national origin, religion, etc. and for a couple of policy reasons, such as whistle-blowing. Otherwise, both the employer and the employee have the right to terminate employment at will. AOL could have terminated the employees for just owning a gun, or using a gun, or being able to spell "gun" if it wishes to. An employer can fire or refuse to hire a smoker, also, whether they smoke on the job or not. Similarly, an employee can quit if he/she does not like the policy, and customers can use another service if they like. I disagree with AOL's policy, but I think it is legal.
But by your logic, driving a car to the office, and leaving a Bible in the trunk (which is where the guns were kept) would be banned as well.
The odd thing, it that this came down in Utah. LOL.
Lets turn it around. Can I walk into your house whenever I feel like it? If I come to your house dressed in a manner that offends your sensibilities can you not ask me to leave?
There's gotta be more to this story. I asked above but nobody has yet answered. How did AOL know there were weapons in the trunk???? Inquiring minds and all that.
Look at it this way. What restrictions do you think you'd accept about ordering people off your front lawn? Perhaps you'd be willing to let them be there with pro-Kerry signs?
Perhaps you'd be willing to let them be there with pro-Kerry signs and shotguns?
It's their stinkin' property just like any property you or I own, and why don't they get to make the rules?
I do. AOL is *not* an individual. They are a corporation, which by it's very existence is meant to separate the individuals running the company from the corporation, in a legal sense. You can't have individual Rights, without the responsiblities that come with those Rights. Corporations want it both ways, and many so-called "conservatives" want to give it to them.
AOL can regulate its workplace as it sees fit.
No they can't. There are thousands of federal laws that see to this. If every other group gets "protection", then gunowners and others who wish to have privacy insofar as their private vehicle is concerned, might as well jump on the bandwagon.
What sanctions might AOL use if a *customer* drove to their property to talk to the customer service folks? If an AOL customer is allowed to park without his car being searched, why should the employees be forced to comply? Wouldn't the customer, in theory, be just as potentially dangerous as the employee?
Didn't SCOTUS or somebody rule that employees had a right to wear religious symbols at work? In any event, we may be mixing up public policy preferences, with the state of the law at present. Of course, courts tend to favor the 1st amendment more than the 2nd.
I think you missed the point I was making when I highlighted that quote. My point was that the NRA is saying that the right of the employer to control what goes on on his/her private property is more important than specifically enumerated rights held by citizens, not what he/she may fire an employee over. If this is indeed the case, then resturants and bars who are in the process of fighting onerous smoking bans placed on them by statist thugs might have some ammunition to fight back with here. Tho what we have gotten from the NRA here might be less of concrete case law and more political spin. Without the actual decision, I cant say which...JFK
And what about when because of gov't policy, there is only *one* company to work for?
What if the gov't sold the roads to corporations? Would they be able to search us without warrants then?
What gives you the idea that you can do as you damn well please on somebody elses property or set the rules as the employee is beyond my capacity to understand.
I understand where you and others are coming from, but corporations are NOT individuals, and thus don't have the same individual Rights that you and I have.
No, and that is not on point. This is a far more public accessible location--a parking lot. Do all employees abandon all their property rights and other constitutionally guaranteed rights when they step on the premises? No. With this logic, AOL can also insist that all employees vote for Kerry or, worse, Nader.
There is no federal or Utah law requiring employers to allow employees to bring guns onto company property.
Whether there should be a law is a separate question. As long as there isn't one, I have no problem with AOL saying you can't bring guns on their property.
Now, I think their rule is stupid. And I have every right not to watch CNN or buy their other products. It won't be much of a loss.
But at any rate, I'm still of the mind that the employer makes the rules and if the employee doesn't like them, it's adios amigo.
I figured out a long time ago that I didn't like corporate rules so I figured I would be the employee and the employer. We get along much better that way.
Constitutionally, yes. Laws have been passed which greatly restrict employers' rights in this regard. Employers must observe those or face the consequences.
Don't get me wrong. I violate my company's policy every day. But if they fire me, I won't complain.
False and hypberbolic. Do we expect this from NRA?
You do know that SCOTUS ruled that shopping malls can ban "free speech" on their premises don't you? I know, because I "argued" the case in moot court in law school, prior to the rendering of the Tanner decision, which was pending at the time. I argued the winning side. I argued that the folks handing out leaflets were officious intermedlers, noisome, and should not have the right to interfere with mall sales, or something like that. It was a long time ago, but the memory is fresh to this day.
C'mon. The title isn't even correct.
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Constitutional Convention
Economy in Constitutional Convention
Was the Constitution "an economic document for economic ends"?
One of the most influential—and controversial—history books ever published was Charles Beard's An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States, in 1913. Beard, a professor of politics at Columbia University, was a Progressive historian (a member of the Republican Party, not a Marxist) committed to reforming the federal government to save American democracy from what he considered to be the abuses of capitalism. His work was influenced by his contemporary context, in which he and other Progressives hoped that the Supreme Court would prove more amenable to federal regulation of trusts and congressional labor laws to protect industrial workers. Beard clearly admired the Constitution's framers and the work they accomplished, but he also demystified those framers, the process by which the Constitution was framed, and the motivations for doing so. He analyzed each individual convention delegate (in alphabetical order!), described their economic background and interests, and demonstrated how they each stood to benefit financially from passage of the new governmental structure. None of the delegates represented the interests of small farmers or mechanics; most of them came from towns or coastal regions where personal property was highly concentrated.
Essentially, Beard argued that these framers shaped a new government to curb the excesses of democracy and to protect wealthy men with property interests, including themselves. Property interests later became business, which subsequently became synonymous with the despised corporate oligarchy of Beard's era. Marxist historians had mounted similar arguments before him, but Beard's status within the profession and his judicious tone brought credibility to his economic interpretation among mainstream scholars and created an uproar upon publication of the book. Over 11 million copies of the work were sold in various languages around the world.
Ex-president William Howard Taft and others soon emerged to challenge Beard's thesis. In the decades that followed, numerous historians and political scientists mounted counter-arguments and a consensus soon followed that the founding fathers had actually put their personal interests aside, both political and economic, for the sake of building a new and better government. Many pointed out that not all creditors or slaveholders always voted the same way; therefore while they may have shared some economic or class interests, such commonalities did not necessarily supersede other factors such as geographic region, education, and religion. Economists have noted that the framers could not have known exactly how their interests would be affected by all the provisions on which they were voting. Yet the argument continues; recent studies have sought to defend the economic interpretation of the Constitution, while modifying or expanding on certain aspects of the original Beard thesis. One examination found that personal or constituent interests were statistically significant determinants of a delegate's vote at the convention, regardless of whether the issue was constitutional or a matter of financial interest. In other words, there probably was some sort of connection between a person's socioeconomic standing and the way that they voted in regard to the Constitution and the measures that comprised it.


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As terror rages out of control in Iraq and Syria, one should not forget the First Gulf War, begun in 1991, that was so deeply deplored at the time by Pope St. John Paul II and other Church leaders. The sainted pope pleaded with the leaders of Iraq and the United States to avoid a war stemming from Iraq's invasion of Kuwait the previous summer.
This summer I decided to take holiday time far away from Edmonton. I went to Ireland with family and friends. While visiting Galway Cathedral, I stopped to browse in the cathedral bookstore. There I purchased an interesting book on Catholic ethical reflections on nuclear power titled Fukushima. It was by an Irish priest, Sean McDonagh, who is a leading Catholic environmental writer. As I sat down, many miles from home to do a quick browse through the book, I came across a section on the Alberta bishops and their June 2009 statement, Pastoral Reflections on Nuclear Energy in Alberta.
When I started my work in church music in 1976 in Busby, it really was the Wild West. We photocopied music and made duo-tang hymnals with words-only versions of copyrighted materials. We didn't ask anyone for permission. I remember telling myself and others that this was for the Church, and so it was OK. Only in recent years I have come to accept the harsh truth: We were stealing. But in those days, that's what everyone did.
The feast of the Nativity of Mary, celebrated Sept. 8, is a minor Marian feast on the liturgical calendar. Even lower on the priority list is the Nov. 21 celebration of the Presentation of Mary in the Temple. There is no biblical mention of either of these events, even less so of the belief that Mary had parents named Joachim and Anne who are recognized as saints with their own feast (June 26).
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This Sunday's Gospel contains Matthew's account of one of Peter's famous stumbles. Jesus had revealed the great events that lay before him, that it was soon time for him to go up to Jerusalem and undergo his suffering, death and resurrection. Peter is scandalized by those words and says to Jesus, "God forbid it, Lord! This must never happen to you."
Do you want that to be your legacy? A look of shock and confusion crossed my friend's face. She had just told me of how long she had been at her job. Decades. I asked her how much longer she planned to be there. She said she did not know, that it depended on the machinations of the company.
I keep a copy of The Imitation of Christ by Thomas à Kempis beside my Bible on my night table. I read the Bible to begin my days and excerpts of The Imitation of Christ to conclude many of my days. If I were to be exiled to a remote island, they are the two books I would take.
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For nearly a decade, the race of sorcerers known as the Kyrosen lived in seclusion beneath the sands of the Mayahol Desert. After the death of his father during the Vermillion War, Sartan Truce rose to power as the rightful heir to take the reigns of his battered people. Although the planet's natives did their best to drive the Kyrosen to extinction, Truce's technological advancements served to both sustain his people and aid them in their fight for survival. And… (more)
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Tags: Key to the Stars, The Fourth Dimension, Kevin Domenic, science fiction, space opera, Eye of the Tornado, Alliance of Serpents, sword and sorcery, Young Adult, fantasy, epic, Teen
Kevin Domenic has been writing fantasy novels since age fourteen. Born in 1980, Kevin grew up in Thomas Edison's hometown of West Orange, New Jersey. Now living in St. Louis and pursing his writing career, Kevin's goal is not to create books, but worlds.
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"Our design experience with Oakley was excellent! Building a home while relocating from out of state seemed like a daunting task, however, the constant communication from the Oakley team made it an easy process. We covered a lot in our meetings and our appointments were efficient. Even though I knew Oakley had multiple projects going on, to me, it seemed like they were just building our house.We couldn't have been more pleased with the construction schedule. We were able to move in ahead of schedule, which I understand is very rare when it comes to building. Oakley would always let us know which choices would keep us within budget and help us to come up with creative ways to stay within budget in one area if we went over in another. There were no surprises as we were sent reports on a consistent basis. Finally, all of our design questions were addressed quickly and they would welcome suggestions or alternative ideas when I wasn't sure about something. It was clear they wanted to make sure that we loved everything that we picked out. In fact, Ryan was able to show us many houses during the design phase, which speaks volumes to the great relationships they have with their past and current clients."
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Scottish soprano Eleanor Dennis is a graduate of
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Highlights in her 2015/16 season include Brahms' Ein Deutsches Requiem with the CBSO and Andrew Manze, Beethoven's Christus am Ölberge with the Bamberger Symphoniker and Rolf Beck, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis with the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland and Cristian Macelaru, Britten's Spring Symphony with the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra and Cornelius Meister, Elijah at the Three Choirs Festival and Haydn's Harmoniemesse with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra and Sir András Schiff.
Recent highlights have included Contessa Le nozze di Figaro and Micaela Carmen at the English National Opera and, on the concert platform, Elgar's Une Voix dans le Désert with the CBSO and Andris Nelsons, Beethoven's Egmont with the BBC Philharmonic and Juanjo Mena, Beethoven's Missa Solemnis at the Three Choirs Festival and Strauss' Vier Letzte Lieder with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Martyn Brabbins. She has also appeared with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Ilan Volkov, the London Philharmonic Orchestra with Vladimir Jurowski, the Early Opera Company with Christian Curnyn and the Swedish Radio Orchestra with Daniel Harding.
Her appearances at the London Handel Festival first brought her to prominence, and it was in the title role of Rodelinda that she made her first major break-through. The critics were unanimous in their praise. Fiona Maddocks, reviewing her performance in The Observer, wrote 'she has a marvellous future. I'm not sure I can ever remember one who so obviously deserves to be a star'. In the 2012 Festival she appeared as Costanza Riccardo Primo prompting Hugh Canning to call her 'a big talent' and, in 2013, she returned to the Festival to sing Oresia in a performance of Telemann's Orpheus with Ian Page and Classical Opera (of which she is an Associate Artist).
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Lattice Weave Throw
When you take the time to crochet this wonderful throw as a gift you can be assured that it will be treasured and handed down. Made in classic white or any one color it adds texture to a comfortable sofa or chair.
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Mens Hockey: Conference hooked by Bann's Madeley
Published 24/01/2007
Banbridge's Neil Madeley found himself in the hot-seat at the 'Get Hooked' conference in Dublin earlier this month.
While much of the activity over the course of the two days concentrated on the playing and coaching sides of hockey, there was a section devoted to the clubhouse and that's where Madeley came to the fore.
He had the delegates in the palm of his hand as he explained how best to run a club using Banbridge as an example of good practice. The playing side of things is really only the tip of the iceberg as far as club affairs are concerned.
He touched on sponsorship and other ways of raising finance and how best to place the club in the centre of the community.
Bann is heavily involved in cross-community work and the facilities at Havelock Park are by no means restricted to hockey.
Linfield and Banbridge Town football clubs both use the astro-turf surface which can, of course, be utilised in all weathers with the exception of snow and frost.
But other sports are also welcome and this form of outreach generates income.
Bann are fortunate that they own their own facilities, as do Lisnagarvey and Mossley to name two other examples.
That in turn offers the clubs concerned the chance to recoup their outgoings as it's obviously costly to run a club irrespective of what sport it is.
"We have a lot of ways of generating income, one of which is through subscriptions paid by our members, playing and non-playing." Neil said.
"But that's the most basic means of raising money as is through the bar takings.
"We regard our pitch and it's peripheral facilities as an important asset as well and we have our own fitness suite on site.
"As well as welcoming other hockey teams and football clubs to Havelock Park the local hurling club also uses the complex for training. One of our players, Eugene Magee, actually plays GAA as well and that was how that link came about.
"As a spin-off from that you are sometimes eligible for additional funding if you are seen to be active on the cross-community front. So that can be another way of generating money in itself. But at Banbridge we are pretty proactive on the fund-raising front through conventional means like ballots and draws and the like."
Neil's talk in Dublin also featured the importance of strong school-club links and Banbridge are well served in that respect.
Banbridge Academy are one of the most successful schoolboy sides in the country as they have been for many years. A succession of players have made the transition from playing for the school in the morning and then lining out for the club later in the day.
The school shares the excellent facilities at Havelock Park and the importance of volunteers proactively reinforcing the links was among the points emphasised by the Bann secretary during his address in Dublin.
The complex regularly hosts representative matches and the Boxing Day Kirk Cup final, which also adds to club coffers.
Banbridge are doing well in the Vi-Sport Premier League this season, but there's clearly a lot more to the club than the first XI.


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It's Lily Sugar 'n Cream worsted cotton--the kind used a lot for dish cloths. Color is Soft Violet. It's very inexpensive. I used it for my first 2 cardigans to get in practice. It's really soft. I won't use it again because I love the high quality yarns, but still I'm very happy with it.
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I was pretty mad, so I emailed the company back and told them that it wasnt working and I wanted a disc or a refund. They emailed me back and said they would contact the proper people and submit a refund request. Well a few days pass and I contact the software company myself, and by the way I have bought professor teaches software before from like beast buy, and I was very impressed by the courses and interactive hands on type walkthroughs. Very good, I would highly recommend all professor teaches software courses, BUT not from cleverbridge/individual software, and heres why.
when I called the refund specialist at this company and explained my problem with my transaction to him, he said I would have to purchase another course from them for 29.99 and then and only then would they refund me my money for the faulty download.Now Im no genius but what kindof guy pays 20 dollars for a download that dont work , and then turns around and gives the same people who just refused to refund his money for the worthless download link? I will get the software that I intended to get, but Ill get it from somewhere with a dependable reputation. Like (((competitor's name redacted))), or somewhere else ,like maybe (((redacted))). Somewhere with dependable customer service.
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Imagine Dragon's diverse sound helps sell out Eagles Ballroom
The folk revival and dubstep are two of the hottest trends in music right now. One harks back to simpler times with group singing and rustic instruments like banjos. The other, with its alien, bass-heavy, chest-pounding electronic beats, is like music from the future.
You couldn't find two sounds that are more different. But one band, Imagine Dragons, has channeled them both. The first single, "It's Time," starts with hand claps and mandolin, leading up to a sweeping, synth-swelling, modern rock chorus. The second single, "Radioactive," goes in a different direction, reverberating with steady dubstep-style thumping infused with melodic passages and urgent mass vocals. »Read Full Article
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Dave Grohl, left, and Rick Springfield rock out during the final Sound City Players show at Stubb's in Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest music conference Thursday. Grohl assembled a well-regarded roster of rockers for the band--including Stevie Nicks and John Fogerty--to play a special series of shows to promote his new documentary "Sound City," about a famed recording studio. Photo by Associated Press. »Read Full Blog Post
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Next weekend, baritone Andrew Wilkowske, fresh from a role with the Florentine Opera, will stand amid the crystal chandeliers of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music's lovely recital hall, open his mouth . . .
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Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" is not only one of the greatest American plays ever written. It's also a play - read in school, seen on film and frequently performed - we all think we know better than we actually do.
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater drove these truths home Friday night, opening a galvanic production of "Raisin" that will go down as a landmark we'll be talking about for years - and that I assure you is like no "Raisin" you've ever seen. »Read Full Article
Novel 'Mary Coin' based on famous Depression-era photograph
It is hard not to be drawn in by Dorothea Lange's iconic photograph called "Migrant Mother." The photo, a now ubiquitous image of struggling farm workers during the Great Depression, is startling in its honest depiction of poverty, strength and despair.
It was this picture, hanging in a gallery at New York's Museum of Modern Art, that inspired acclaimed writer and filmmaker Marisa Silver to pen her new novel, "Mary Coin." Like many other fascinated viewers before her, Silver imagines the moment that the government photographer (here called Vera Dare) approached the destitute family matriarch (Mary Coin) and asked to capture a moment of her life on film. »Read Full Article
Skylight Music Theatre's new season lets freedom sing
After scheduling the musical "Les Misérables" in the Skylight Music Theatre's holiday-period slot next season, incoming artistic director Viswa Subbaraman got excited about the possibility of programming other shows that reflect themes of freedom, liberty and revolution.
Subbaraman, the son of Indian immigrants to the United States, also has crafted a lineup with a striking amount of musical and ethnic diversity. Here's a capsule overview of next season: »Read Full Article


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New budget, new parking rates approved for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
The budget for Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is growing by $78 million in fiscal year 2015, mostly due to costs of financing massive terminal upgrades and other construction.
CEO Sean Donohue told the aiport's board on Thursday that 80 percent of the budget hike is for debt service on the ongoing improvements. The board approved the budget, which totals $735 million.
The budget includes a $2 a day increase in parking at terminal garages.
Board members also approved a new incentive plan for Donohue, who joined the airport last year. If he meets a set of prescribed goals, Donohue will be eligible for a bonus of up to 30 percent of his $440,000 a year base pay, up from 20 percent in his current agreement.


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