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Harrison-Linsley House (1724)Wednesday, September 17th, 2014 Posted in Branford, Colonial, Houses | No Comments »
Nathaniel Harrison II (1692-1760) built the house at 124 Main Street in Branford in 1724. The house was once thought to have been built around 1680, at which point the land was owned by Daniel Swain, so it is listed as the Swain-Harrison House in the National Register of Historic Places. The house passed to Nathaniel Harrison III and then to his daughter Martha, who married Nicodemus Baldwin. Martha sold the house to Joseph and Lorany (Bradley) Linsley in 1800, so it is also known as the Harrison-Linsley House. The Linsleys' daughter, Lorany Linsley Smith, lived in the house until her death in 1915 at the age of 100. The Smith family owned it until 1938, when it was acquired by the architectural historian and preservationist J. Frederick Kelly, who restored the house. Upon his death in 1947 Kelly bequeathed the house to the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, now Historic New England. Under a long-term lease, the house is maintained by the Branford Historical Society as its museum and headquarters.
Eliphalet Dyer House (1715)Wednesday, August 27th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Windham | No Comments »
Col. Eliphalet Dyer (1721-1807) was one of Connecticut's notable figures from the period of the Revolutionary War. Born in Windham, he graduated from Yale in 1740 and in 1746 became a lawyer and a Justice of the Peace. Dyer was a founder and leader of the Susquehannah Company, which focused on settling the Wyoming Valley in northeastern Pennsylvania. During the French and Indian War, Dyer was a Lt. Colonel in the militia as part of the expedition to capture Fort Crown Point from the French in 1755 and then, as a Colonel in 1758, he led a regiment in support of Amherst's and Wolfe's operations in Canada. Dyer served in the Connecticut legislature from 1742 to 1784 and in the Continental Congress from 1774 to 1783 (except for 1776 and 1779). Appointed to the Council of Safety in 1775, Dyer served until it was disbanded in 1783. Dyer's daughter Amelia was married to Joseph Trumbull, who also served in the Continental Congress. A justice of Connecticut's superior court, Eliphalet Dyer was Chief Justice from 1789 until 1793, when he retired to Windham. His home there was a colonial house (17 North Road) built circa 1705-1715.
Jacob St. John House (1724)Monday, August 25th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Norwalk | No Comments »
The house at 297 Silvermine Avenue, in the Silvermine section of Norwalk, was built around 1724. The land for the house was deeded to Jacob St. John by his father Ebenezer St. John in 1722. Jacob St. John gave the property to his only son Abraham in 1765. The lean-to, which gives the house a saltbox form, was probably built when the house was originally constructed. The house also has an original fieldstone chimney.
Rev. John Trumbull House (1772)Tuesday, August 5th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Taverns & Inns, Watertown | No Comments »
Rev. John Trumbull (1715-1787) became pastor of the Congregational Church in Watertown in 1739. A slave owner, Rev. Trumbull married Sarah Whitman, daughter of Rev. Samuel Whitman of Farmington, in 1744. He was also the uncle of Connecticut's Revolutionary War governor Jonathan Trumbull. Rev. Trumbull's first house in town, no longer standing, was a saltbox on the east side of Main Street, south of the church. In 1772 he built a larger house just next to the church. Located at 40 DeForest Street, the house became a tavern (it was Lockwoood's Tavern and then David Woodward's Tavern) in the 1790s and was remodeled with a large ballroom on the third floor. Shed dormer windows on the roof and Neoclassical porches at either side of the house were added after 1900.
Dr. Wheeler Homestead (1735)Monday, July 28th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Southbury | No Comments »
Also known as the "Cassidy Saltbox" (it was once owned by John H. Cassidy), the house at 715 South Britain Road in the South Britain section of Southbury is an excellent example of an integral saltbox house. Probably built before 1735, it was the home, around 1750, of a Dr. Wheeler, South Britain's first physician. The house was owned by Rev. Bennett Tyler from 1807 to 1822. During that time, Rev. Tyler was pastor at the South Britain Congregational Church. He then became president of Dartmouth College.
John Moore House (1675)Tuesday, May 27th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Houses, Windsor | No Comments »
John Moore (1645-1718), the eldest son of Deacon John Moore, built the central-chimney saltbox house at 390 Broad Street in Windsor in 1675. He had married Hannah Goffe in 1664. After her death he married Martha Farnsworth in 1701. By 1715 Moore had married his third wife, Mary. A description of the house from 1940 mentions that it had a new front porch and a bay window on the south. These later additions have since been removed and the house restored to a seventeenth-century appearance. Read the rest of this entry »
Noah Hodgkin, Sr. House (1762)Tuesday, March 4th, 2014 Posted in Colonial, Guilford, Houses | No Comments »
The center-chimney colonial saltbox house at 44 Fair Street in Guilford was built in 1762 by Noah Hodgkin, Sr. In 1770, his son, Noah Hodgkin, Jr., built the house next door at 52 Fair Street. Noah Hodgkin, Sr. died in 1783, leaving his house to his widow and his son, the Reverend Beriah Hotchkin (who had altered his name from Hodgkin to Hotchkin). Rev. Hotchkin was pastor of the Fourth Congregational Church in Guilford from 1784 until 1789, when he moved to Greenville, NY, where he served as a Presbyterian minister. In 1825, Rev. Hotchkin moved to Steuben County, NY, where he died in 1829. Descendents of his family family, later known by the name Hotchkiss, continued to occupy the house in Guilford for generations. This my 50th post for Guilford!


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Mike Macdonald resigned May 4 from the San Juan County Solid Waste Advisory Committee, citing a failure to "provide honest public accountability at every level," "unnecessary land purchases," and "serious errors in judgment" which have led to a worsening situation for trash collection.
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It is clear to me that in another jurisdiction, the senior Public Works staff, not the workers who get their hands dirty, would have failed any objective performance review and been terminated for cause. Some specific actions, the destruction of the tipping shed on town property, and details of the Beaverton Valley property purchase, should have led to examinations of possible unlawful activity contrary to the taxpayer's interests and benefit. We have failed to provide honest public accountability at every level.
Millions have been spent on unnecessary land purchases. More than half a million has been spent on administration and manipulation by consultant. Much is unrecoverable. Because of serious errors in judgment and process, the trash collection situation is now worse than a decade ago, and is growing ever more grim. Many believe all Ecology violations and lack of maintenance could have been remedied for less than has been spent on consultants and biased reports.
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Hi Hoosier,
I have never used the Caruso book. The Principal Horn in my orchestra however has used it a lot and from the way he sounds it really works. I try to focus more on playing correctly than any particular stength drills. By correctly I mean focussing on breathing, air release and getting everything into proper balance so that I am not working too hard.
When I do feel like I need a little extra I will play a lot of lyrical studies and long flexibility drills. For instance I like the Concone book for lyrical and the Arban for flexibility.
Try them like this--
Do the Concones for ten minutes without stopping. Stop only long enough to turn the page and play a new one. Be aware of keeping tension out of your body and releasing the air toward the lips in a easy relaxed way. Also watch out for mouthpiece pressure. If you feel you are causing yourself pain, please stop and try again another day.
With the Arban try doing that page of lip trills straight through with out a break. (I'm sorry I can't remember the page number.) See if it makes you tired. If it doesn't do it a few times. Maybe twice every five minutes.
Here is the last thing I will say about strength building. From what I understand about weight lifting the idea is to tear down the muscles and let them re-build better than before. That's probably a very simplified way of saying it. However the same is roughly true with trumpet. In order to build we have to first tear down a bit. And then to build back we will need rest. I don't like to do strength more than three days a week and only when I need it. Never two days in a row. If I do that I don't have time for the muscle to build back.
Wow, that was a lot longer than I thought it would be. I hope it helped answer your question. Please let me know if there is anything that you find unclear.
ps. Please say hi to Manny for me when you see him next.
We need to be careful about the tearing down side of practicing. Great trumpet chops are a mixture of strength AND sensitivity. Too much chop building will limit the soft sensitive side of our playing.
Andrew as a pro gets a steady workout from his job. That gives him more margin during his practice routine. For those of us with only an hour or two per day, three days of intense chop building may not be healthy. We have a lot of examples here at TM of amateurs (semi pros too) beating their faces up and running into brick walls.
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Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
Thank god you cleared that up for us. Now that I have re-read what I wrote last night I'm surprised that we haven't had an outbreak of trumpet players flocking to the chop doctor because they tried to practice twenty minutes three times a week with good fundamentals while be aware of how much mouthpiece pressure they were using. It's lucky that we have you to clarify things for us.
Thanks Andrew
Great reponseS. I will try to put some of that in the mix.
Great. Let me know how it goes.
we are the lucky ones that get YOUR first hand experience! I know many of us have had trouble sometimes that was based on practicing TOO HARD, TOO OFTEN. There are many posts here at TM with exactly this issue. You clarified it with the 3 times a week for a player of your standing.
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
I am definitely among those that have overworked my chops with too much chop building practice. I've since found that I need a mixture of chop building and just playing some music. Whether it be my Herring etude book or the like, or a band rehearsal of some kind. Look at the great jazz players, for example, that just played tunes and improvised over them on a daily basis. Some of them had great chops. If you're playing correctly the more the horn is on your face the stronger you'll get. IMO of course. Everyone is different. Thank you Andrew and Robin, I always enjoy your posts.
Live Long and Prosper
The black is the notes, the white is the page.....play the black!!
'When you're sleeping, someone else is practicing.'"-Herb Alpert
I have been studying with Andrew for the past two years and am not a naturally strong player. Andrew's ideas for strength building a couple of times a week while always focusing on the fundamentals of playing with proper balance have helped me so much. I think Andrew made it clear that you have to gage your limits and always plan for rest afterwards.
Hi all,
So just to be clear. When you are practicing strength, or for that matter any thing that is challenging chops wise you need to be careful. In one of my first threads I talked about teaching yourself and this is a perfect example. Make sure that you are paying attention to not only how you sound, but also how you feel. Are you tight? Are you forcing the air? Are you using to much MP pressure? You need to be very aware of your body when you play. And it's not only for the bad things. When I am having one of those rare days where everything is working great I try to feel what is different in my body. Am I more relaxed? What does that feel like? How do I get back to that feeling? What did I do differently that day that may have helped me get there? I think too often we focus simply on results and not enough on the process that goes into getting the results. Now before I am told to be careful you don't do this too much let me just say, Don't Do This Too Much. The most important thing is always the result. I'm just saying be aware of how you get results, both good and bad and let that information lead to the best results you can possibly achieve.
Hope everyone is doing well. I'm off to attempt Shostakovich 7.
Yes I am excited, yes I am nervous. Crap I forgot to take my steroids.
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Interview: 'Fargo' star Billy Bob Thornton discusses going dark for FX
On the Calgary set of FX's "Fargo" last month, most of the cast was there either shooting or dropping by on an off-day to chat with a group reporters. Billy Bob Thornton couldn't make it, but sent his regrets and expressed the desire to talk to all of the assembled scribes pre-premiere. That's the sort of thing you hear a lot in-the-moment, but doesn't normally come to pass. Things slip through the cracks and nobody's really to blame. People get busy.
Billy Bob Thornton followed through.
After a series of crossed wires and adjusted schedules, the Oscar-winning "Slingblade" scribe checked in last Sunday morning, delayed only because he got caught-up watching early baseball, which immediately gives us something in common.
"You can imagine what I think about your team," Thornton drawls. He's famously a Cardinals fan. I'm not-especially-famously a Red Sox fan.
"You guys just creamed us twice," Thornton admits, referring to a pair of Boston World Series wins. "But I respect the Red Sox organization. Really good organization."
Thornton could talk baseball all day. The game he's been watching doesn't even feature the Cardinals. It's a low-scoring early-season game between the Tigers and Orioles and even though Thornton knows former Tigers skipper Jim Leyland, that's his only rooting interest. He just enjoys the game.
Thornton also just likes FX's "Fargo." His enthusiasm was evident at the Television Critics Association press tour in January and three months later his love affair with the small screen continues. Thornton has been very frank about the current state of the film industry, especially when it comes to the understated, personal projects he's attracted to as a writer and director. The "Fargo" experience, his first prolonged TV work since "Hearts Afire" back-in-the-day, has opened his eyes to the potential of both cable work and the currently trendy "limited series" model.
He also has one of his juiciest parts in years playing Lorne Malvo, a mysterious and sadistic stranger whose arrival in Bemidji, Minnesota sets in motion a 10-episode whirlwind of murder and chaos that are thematically and tonally inspired by the Coen Brothers' "Fargo," if only sometimes linked to the movie. Malvo is equal parts terrifying and hilarious and Thornton is having a ball playing that balance.
Once we stopped talking baseball, Thornton told me about playing Malvo as a force-of-nature, the pleasures of working in TV and whether he's now inspired to target the medium for future projects.
Click through for the full Q&A in advance of Tuesday's (April 2) "Fargo" premiere...
HitFix: As a Coen Brothers veteran and fan, what was your initial wariness when you started reading this "Fargo" script and at what point did that wariness pass?
Billy Bob Thornton: I never had it, because I was offered this and then sent the script immediately. I met with Noah Hawley and Warren Littlefield right off the bat, within a couple days of reading the script, and knew the Coen Brothers had already given it their blessing, so in other words, I didn't have time to really sit around and think, "Hmmm..." You know? And by that time, I'd already read the script, which was amazing. If I'd read the script and it kinda was hit-and-miss, it would have been different, but the script was so good and so true to the spirit of the Coen Brothers, without imitating them. If it had been a direct sorta imitation of them, then that might have caused some concern, but it wasn't. It was its own animal and yet kept the vibe of the Coen Brothers. So I thought, "Wow. This guy must be a genius." Then when I met with him, I really liked him. So there was never really a period of "Hmmm... Should I do this or not?" The hesitancy for me, at all, was, you know, "I don't want to be on a TV series," even though I love TV and that's the place for actors now. If you wanna do good work, TV's where they're doing it. There are no rules. There's so much freedom as an actor and a writer. But I didn't want to get involved with something that was maybe potentially last six or seven years, because I've got a lot of movies I wanna do. So that was my only thing. So when my manager said, "Well, look. You don't have to worry about that. This is 10 episodes and it's done." So as it turns out, it felt like we made a 10-hour independent film. So there was never any sorta negative feelings whatsoever other than, "Hang on a second, I don't know if I wanna get locked into something" and it's like, "Don't worry, you'll be done in April."
HitFix: With you, this took me back to "Simple Plan," but also back even further back to "One False Move." Talk a bit about your personal and professional affinity for this side of the crime genre.
Billy Bob Thornton: You know, mine is less about the crime side of things. Mine is more about characters, characters you run across in life. I don't want to say it's the underbelly of society, because not all of the people... Like the poor guy in "Simple Plan" was an innocent. There's this common misconception that I've played a lot of bad guys. I've rarely played a bad guy. I've played few smart-asses in comedy, like "Bad Santa" or "Mr. Woodcock," things like that, but if you think about, other than "One False Move" and this, I've rarely ever played a bad guy, I mean an actual criminal. Know what I mean? I mean, the guy in "Slingblade" was partially based on Frankenstein, once again an innocent who's in the middle of society. I'm just more interested in characters who don't have a real place in society more than I am the crime element. If this were just kinda a crime show, it wouldn't have appealed to me. But you've got all the characters played by Martin Freeman and Allison [Tolman] and Keith Carradine and Colin Hanks and Bob Odenkirk, all of these "types." I'm more interested in people than the crime.
HitFix: As you say, you're playing a character here who is pretty clearly a bad guy. Do you work on what his motivations are and what makes him tick? Or do you accept that to some degree, Lorne Malvo's a force-of-nature and approach him that way?
Billy Bob Thornton: Absolutely the latter. Yes. Lorne Malvo doesn't have much of a conscience, so you don't really have to think about his motivations. He's an alligator and an alligator's only motivation is "eat whatever's in the way" or "eat whenever you're hungry." He's out to get the job done, whatever that job is. The one aspect to his personality, aside from that, is that for some reason, his only recreation, his only social life, is kinda messing with people. Whereas a guy might go in to rob a furniture store and he would just go up to the cash register and say, "Gimme the money" and get out, whereas Lorne Malvo would go in and say, "Hmmm... You call this a furniture store, huh? What is this stuff? From the 1800s?" And he might stay there and just mess with someone. He smells weakness in people and he doesn't like it, he doesn't respect them because they're weak. But at the same time, he can use them also. It's like, "A-ha. I can use this character to help me with my plan." And then he kinda gets interested in 'em. He has this odd interest in humanity and I think you'll see as the show progresses that there is this bizarre sense of interest in humanity, in weakness and strength. As I said, he's kinda a... not "kinda"... he's a complete loner, so the only contact he has with people are people that he's doing something bad to, so he kinda likes to get his kicks by messing with them. It's like camping or jet-skiing or something for him.
HitFix: As a writer yourself, is it easy for you to relate to that curiosity of his -- what makes people tick and how you can use that to manipulate them?
Billy Bob Thornton: Absolutely. Certainly in what makes people tick. I'm not much of a manipulator. As a matter of fact, I spend more time trying to not be manipulated than I do manipulating, but I do have a very, very strong interest in humankind, especially off-beat characters, people out of left-field. I really have an interest in that.
HitFix: Your approach to this character, is it different because you're stretching this performance over 10 episodes, rather than just over a 100-minute movie?
Billy Bob Thornton: Oh sure, yeah. That's the great thing about this, in television, is you actually have time to develop characters. I always get accused by, not all of them, but a number of critics will accuse me of making things too long or too leisurely paced, which I never quite understood. That used to be OK. As a matter of fact, it was looked upon favorably, but now people want things to just be over with, so they can do whatever else they're up to. Then television is really a place where you can develop a character over a period of time, as well as a story. And this whole 10-episode format? What a great thing! You're really doing a 10-hour independent film. It's just a great idea, I think, a place where you don't take that risk of being told that you're a bit too leisurely with your development.
Frankly, especially in commercial movies, let's say you're doing a movie where you've got the hero-guy and then you've got the bad guys. The bad guys are usually nameless and faceless. That's why, in commercial movies, for the most part you're never afraid of the bad guys, really. That's why it seems cartoonish, because you don't know who they are. When you establish, whether it's a movie or a TV show, if you take the first 20 or 30 minutes to set up who the people are and if you don't know their backstory or at least get their vibe, then you don't really care and show like this is really set up to let it unfold and I enjoyed it.
HitFix: Since you enjoyed it as an actor, does this sorta pique your interest as a writer and a director to know that you could do this kind of 10-episode TV series if you wanted to?
Billy Bob Thornton: As a writer it does, but not as a director. I got to see that first-hand, what a TV director's job is. It's not that they don't have any creative input, but they're there to service the creator's vision, so I guess if you created it yourself and directed every episode, that would be closer to being like a film director and writer. But I have no interest in coming in to direct Episode 11 or Episode 13 of somebody else's show. But as a writer it absolutely piques my interest.
HitFix: Has it piqued that interest in a concrete way, though? Where you have specific stories in your mind and you've gone, "OK, this might actually be TV-ready"?
Billy Bob Thornton: Not really. It's more of a general feeling. But what I have started thinking is that a lot of movie ideas that I've had and have that aren't necessarily ready, but some in more advanced stages of readiness and then some that are just seeds of ideas, but I started thinking, "Well, these movies are impossible to get made in these days and times." So I started thinking, "You know what? Maybe I should rethink some of these things for television, see how I could do that." I wish they would make more two-hour movies for television on premium cable as well as networks like FX and all that kinda thing. Hopefully they will start doing that. Also, I like the miniseries idea, where it's not even 10 episodes. What was the "John Adams" one? Or "Hatfields & McCoys" that Costner did? That kinda thing. That was for the History Channel. So that type of thing, I'm actually thinking along those lines much more than I would have been, say a year ago.
HitFix: You haven't done a regular TV gig since "Hearts Afire" and that was a long time ago. How well did you remember the TV series grind and how was it different this time?
Billy Bob Thornton: Well, "Hearts Afire" was a 30-minute comedy with five cameras and stuff. It was a very, very different animal. It's honestly as different as a lollypop and a glass of whiskey. They're two different things. This, like I said, really did feel more like shooting an independent film. And having done a lot of independent film, I've been on things where we had to squeeze 10 pounds of s*** into a five-pound bag, know what I mean? So you had 24 days to shoot a movie that's ultimately gonna be two-hours long. So the grind of it and of having to shoot a lot of stuff on one day that's probably more like three days work than one days work, that I've been used to. The only difference is that because it's a TV network and they do have more money than you do on an independent film, we did have some longer days, because they were able to do that, whereas on an independent film it's like, "No, no. Sorry. Once it gets to be 11 or 12 hours, we can't pay all that overtime. We've gotta go." So on an independent film, what you end up doing if you run into problems of being behind, is you start to cut things and, in this case, Noah's vision was Noah's vision, we couldn't cut them. So we would work long hours.
HitFix: You and Martin appear, at least on the surface, to have somewhat different acting approaches, but Martin was telling me how quickly the two of you meshed. Were you surprised by how easily that meshing happened? And what was the common ground?
Billy Bob Thornton: For me, I obviously, in the show, I don't know any of these people. I'm the stranger, the mysterious guy from out-of-town. So if I were playing Martin's brother in the show, then I've got more homework to do. I have a lot more to think about, because I'm playing against someone who I have a history with. In this case, I just sit down and start talking to a total stranger. So in that sense, I'm just sitting down to see what happens. It's like, "Oh. This guy looks like a nerdy weakling. Pretty interesting cat. So let me see what the deal is here. I'm gonna f*** with him a little bit. And not only that, he may be instrumental in this whole plot I'm hatching here." Malvo smells weakness like an animal. He's interested in it. He doesn't respect it. And he can use it. So that's really the way I behaved around all those people. That's all I had to do. I just go in there and go, "Oh. OK. I see. That guy over there." It's the same thing with Colin Hanks, who I have a few moments. It's like, "Jesus Christ. This guy's a deputy? How did he get that job." I know I'm rambling, but the upshot of it is that I'm not in scenes with people who I'm supposed to have a long history with. They're total strangers to me.
"Fargo" premieres on Tuesday, April 15 on FX.
Also check out:
Interview: Martin Freeman compares 'Fargo' to 'Sherlock' on the set of the FX drama
Interview: Noah Hawley and Warren Littlefield bring 'Fargo' to the small screen


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Snow ends drought for Swiss ski resorts
The Local · 4 Jan 2016, 10:46
Published: 04 Jan 2016 10:46 GMT+01:00
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Skiers and snow boarders were hardest hit in Western Switzerland where mountain resort operators were forced to offer alternative activities for visitors unable to access bare slopes, with hiking one of the most popular options.
MeteoSwiss, the national weather office, said up to 30 centimetres of snow fell on the weekend and more is forecast this week.
From ten to 20 centimetres was recorded in the lower part of the canton of Valais, the Chablais region and the Jura, the office said.
The Dôle in the Vaud Jura, which was without snow last week, received a dump of 30 centimetres.
In German-speaking Switzerland, mountain areas received from ten to 20 centimetres.
With the arrival of fresh snow, the avalanche risk has risen in several regions of the cantons of Vaud and Valais, including the Val Ferret (Valais) and Les Diablerets (Vaud Alps), where the danger level has reached four on a scale up to five.
Further accumulations of 75 centimetres to one metre are expected in the Swiss Alps this week, although lower elevations will be spared, according to the MeteoSwiss forecast.
The snow disrupted road traffic on routes through the mountains on Monday, when a ban was imposed on trucks travelling through a section of the A13 motorway from Thusis in the canton of Graubünden and Roveredo in the canton of Ticino.
Exceptionally, Ticino in southern Switzerland has remained without snow, with rainfall of one to five millimetres over the weekend ending a 64-day period of drought.
The precipitation was insufficient to reduce the forest fire risk, which remains high in the Italian-speaking canton, MeteoSwiss said.
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The deadliest day on the worlds most dangerous mountain. Premiering at the London Film Festival. Trailer for the feature documentary below.
The Summit was produced by Image Now Films and Pat Falvey Productions, in association with Passion Pictures, Diamond Docs and Fantastic Films. It is also funded by Irish Film Board, RTE, BAI and BBC Storyville.
Directed and produced by Nick Ryan.
It has been chosen to screen as part of the official competition for a London Film Festival Grierson Award for Best Documentary.
" I would like to send a personal thanks to all the team in the production of this film. Also to all who participated in being a part of this amazing story and for the support given by all of the families and climbers in the making of this film, The Summit." - Pat Falvey
In Memory Of Ger McDonnell and Rolf Bae: This week we remember our good friends Ger McDonnell and Rolf Bae who died on K2, August 2nd, 2008. From their family and friends we have lost two great lovable people. Our thoughts are with their families.
Thoughts of Ger and Rolf:
I just can't believe that three years have gone by since Ger McDonnell and Rolf Bae have passed away on K2. This has had a huge effect on my thinking of the risks we take, especially when it goes to those that we leave behind and our families in particular. Yet we as adventurers would not be who we are unless we follow our dreams and passions. I want to take this opportunity to say thank you to all of those that we love that understand the passion that we have or had as adventurers. This week I celebrate all the good memories of working, climbing and adventuring with two of the most gentle climbers I have known. I think about their families and how much they miss them. I have lost 14 friends on high altitude mountains over 8,000 meters, but none has effected me as much as the death of Ger and Rolf. They are gone to a more heavenly place, they are missed and yes their memory continues on in those of us who knew them. May they R.I.P and never be forgotten.
Pat Falvey
Irish adventure based film makers, Image Now Films (Dublin) and Pat Falvey Productions (Kerry) achieved a new world record of filming from a helicopter on K2 the second Highest mountain in the World to almost 8,000 meters which is known to climbers as The Death Zone.
'The Summit' film crew reach a new altitude record for aerial filming in a helicopter. Flying to an altitude of 23,500 feet (7,162m) on K2, Nick Ryan operated the Cineflex camera system mounted to the Pakistani Army Ecuriel helicopter, filming aerial footage of the shoulder above Camp 4 and the Serac. Stephen O'Reilly in the backup helicopter reached an altitude of 25,000 feet (7,620m) from where he photographed the mountain.
The Summit: A film about the deadliest day on the worlds most dangerous mountain. The story of the death of 11 climbers on the ill-fated 2008 expedition to the summit of K2.
An epic journey, starting in Islamabad, the crew which consisted of Nick Ryan (director/producer), Stephen O'Reilly (Production manager/Camera), Mike Wright (Camera/Aviation engineer) and Nisar Malik (Pakistan co-ordinator), drove up the Karakorum Highway with 400kg of equipment to Skardu.
With the co-operation of the Pakistan Army Aviation Wing (5th Squadron), they flight tested the Cineflex equipment on Friday 22nd July and carefully observed the notorious weather patterns around K2. Monday the 25th was selected as a flight date, and the crew left the base at Skardu at 7.00am on the 50 minute flight to Paiju and then on to K2 where the mountain was completely clear, enabling the filming of some incredible aerial footage on the Cineflex Hi-Definition system (used extensively in the BBC series Planet Earth).
On behalf of all our production team we want to congratulate Nick and all on the ground in Pakistan for their amazing commitment and dedication of creating the final sequence of shots for our new film "The Summit".
This week we commemorate Ger and Rolf's passing three years ago. May they R.I.P. Their friendship and love are still with us, all of us that had the privilege of being part of their amazing lives. Nick, was very emotional when speaking to him over the weekend as he gave account of this amazing feat.
"We were incredibly lucky to get the weather to see the mountain, as mostly you will see either the top or the bottom of it, but not both. The light was fantastic, and winds low enough for safe flight and allow us to reach such great altitudes. The pilots are amongst the very best in the world and their knowledge of the region enabled this incredible journey. Their assistance and collaboration on the planning of the mission was fantastic. After three years of studying K2 in photos and video, to actually cast your eyes on the mountain was quite a moment. The shear scale of the mountain is breath-taking. To look down on the slopes of the south-east face and realise the climbers who never made it back are still resting there, was an emotional experience for me."
"We are all delighted and are looking forward to seeing some spectacular footage from K2. Nick goes into the final stages of putting all the content together over the coming months and from what I have seen so far, the film is going to be gripping. It tells an amazing story."
"The Summit" is a story of the struggle of man against the mountain. The cost of living in the god foresaken place known to climbers as the "Death Zone" the heroic events of a day that cost the lives of 11 climbers that struggled in the thin air of the world's secpnd highest mountain, K2.
For the first time ever the events are reconstructed by the unsung heroes of mountaineering history - the talented Sherpas, told through interviews by those on the mountain on that ill fated day.
It will tell of Ger McDonnell a young and talented Irish climber who was the first Irish man to summit K2, the worlds most treacherous mountain on the 1st/2nd of August, 2008. He was killed on the descent whilst attempting to rescue two Koreans and Sherpa Jumik.
Pat Falvey
Executive Producer
Image Now Fims (Dublin) and Pat Falvey Productions (Kerry) due for film release towards the end of 2011/early 2012.
TV Release 2013
DVD Release Late 2013.
This film is done in association with The Irish Film Board, RTE and The BBC.
For more information, contact us here at www.patfalvey.com
Here is a link for anyone who didn't see last night's Ger McDonnell Nationwide Special. Recommended viewing with a great insight to Gerard's life and how he left a mark on everyone he met.
For more in formation on this or any of Pat's projects - please contact us here at www.patfalvey.com
RTÉ's Nationwide celebrates local hero Ger McDonnell in a special programme.
Next Monday night (October 4th) at 7.00pm, RTÉ One television will broadcast a special half hour Nationwide programme about the life, achievements and legacy of Kilcornan man, Ger McDonnell - the only Irish person to successfully summit K2 - the holy grail of mountaineers worldwide. Ger raised the Irish flag aloft on top of K2 on August 1st 2008, but tragically, he lost his life on the descent the very next day, heroically attempting to save the lives of three other climbers.
This special Nationwide programme includes never-before-seen footage shot by Ger himself on that final expedition. Local journalist Marian Malone talks to Ger's family and friends, fellow climbers, including the Dutch leader of the 2008 Norit expedition team and Paul Whiting of Mountain Rescue Ireland, who nominated Ger for the posthumously awarded Targa d'Argento Pinzolo Gold Medal - one of a raft of humanitarian awards he has received for bravery. The Targa d'Argento honours those who risk their lives for others in the mountains.
On August 2nd after being on the summit and bivouacking overnight above 8,000 meters (the so-called death zone), Ger found the descent rope anchor to be dislodged or broken. This caused two Koreans and a Sherpa climber to be suspended upside down on ropes below. Ger spent over three hours with an Italian, Marco Confortola, trying to assist. Eventually, Marco was forced to descend as he could do no more; he described the climbers to be like 'puppets on a string'.
Marco witnessed Ger climbing back up to release the tension on the ropes. Unbelievably, after over another three hours, Ger managed to free the trapped climbers. They were met by two Sherpas who came up to assist their descent. An ice tower or serac gave way above and tragically swept Ger to his death. A second subsequent avalanche hit and claimed the lives of the other five climbers.
Mountain Rescue Ireland nominated Ger because on numerous occasions his concern and actions for fellow climbers embodied the spirit of mountain rescue and outstanding humanitarianism. Last Saturday night, Ger's mother was presented on his behalf with the Meteor Mid-West Media Merit Award at the Press Ball in Limerick.
Prior to making the ultimate sacrifice for his fellow man, Ger's last dispatch on his website ended prophetically: "Let luck and good fortune prevail, fingers crossed.
Sin é anois a cháirde, tá an t-am ag teacht." Ger was 37 years old.
Produced by Pallaskenry-based local television company, Matt Kelly Productions, the Nationwide special airs next Monday night at 7pm on RTÉ One television.
The Ger McDonnell Memorial Fund The Ger McDonnell DCU Educational Trust
We would like to bring attention to this memorial fund which has been setup to help the families of the porters killed on K2 in August 2008. It will provide training to locals who take on a career as a sherpa or porter in the K2 area within Pakistan. This was something that was close to Ger's heart. It has been setup through a non-profit network based in the United States and with The McDonnell Family. Please donate whatever you can and spread the word. Thanks to Amanda for her work on this with Annie.
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The Gerard McDonnell Memorial Fund provides training in first aid and safe climbing techniques for high altitude porters in the Karakorum. A component of the fund is sponsorship for the children of Jehan Baig, Karim Meherban, Jumic Bhote and Pasang Bhote, four high altitude porters who perished on K2 in 2008.
The Ger McDonnell Memorial Access Scholarship Fund DCU. They have nearly reached their goal of funding for the Trust and will be having a sponsored cycle to help raise the final amount.
100KM cycle 18th July 2009
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I just can't believe that a year has gone by already and there has not been one day that I have not thought of Ger. To this day I still can't believe he is gone. The friendship, the smile, the person that he was. He holds a special place in my heart for many reasons. He shall live on forever in my mind, my thoughts and my prayers.
My hope is that Ger's memory lives on in the hearts and souls of all who have a passion for their dreams and in following them with a passion, like Ger did.
I hope that his courage, and the courage of those who died, will not be forgotten and that like Tom Crean, his memory stays in the hearts and souls of all Irishmen and women and those around the world who knew and cared about Ger.
I salute you Ger and my heartfelt sympathy to all who love him. To Mrs McDonnell, to all the family and Annie his partner.
I know they are also heart broken from the loss of such a special person.
May Ger, and all those who died on K2 last year on the 1st and 2nd of August rest in peace and always be remembered.
Pat Falvey
A link to the tribute to Ger and all who were lost with the unfolding evidence and timelines of the events can be found below...
As the dust settles after the tragic disaster on K2, we would like to thank everyone who expressed their sincerest condolences to the McDonnell family. The condolences book which is being compiled at present will be presented to Ger's family on completion. If you have not had a chance, and would like to be included in this book, please email us before the end of November.
RIP Ger
Reports compiled by Pat Falvey and Niall Foley. As you will appreciate news of this source is patchy as we compile news from K2 and other home teams that are now feeding us information as it occurs. We will be doing our best with what is being relayed to be factual as we can be.
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|Heat transfer to Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids in cross-corrugated chevron-type plate heat exchangers: numerical approach
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|Food fluids are frequently processed in plate heat exchangers (PHEs) and usually behave as non-Newtonian fluids, this behaviour being scarcely considered for PHEs design purposes. Moreover, many food fluids processed in PHEs have a high viscosity and, therefore, data obtained in laminar flow regime is useful to practical applications. The thermal-hydraulic performance of PHEs is strongly dependent on the physical properties of the fluid and on the geometrical properties of the plates namely, on the corrugation angle and on the channel aspect ratio. The mostly widely used PHEs have corrugations of the chevron type with an area enlargement factor defined as the ratio between the effective plate area and projected plate area close to 1.17. In the present work non-isothermal laminar flows of Newtonian and power-law fluids through cross-corrugated chevron-type plate heat exchangers are studied numerically in terms of the geometry of the channels. The plates area enlargement factor was a typical one (1.17), the corrugation angle varied between 30º and 60º and the flow index behaviour, n, between 0.25 and 1. The numerical calculations were performed using the commercial finite element software package POLYFLOW®. The equations solved were the conservation of mass, momentum and energy equations for laminar incompressible flow of Newtonian and power-law fluids. The simulations were performed using channels containing seven consecutive unitary cells, since thermal and hydraulic fully developed flows were achieved in the fifth or sixth consecutive cell, as described in previous works. Coefficient K from the friction curves fRe = K compares very well with experimental and semi-theoretical data for all (seven) values of corrugation angle. Nusselt number reaches a maximum in the interior of the studied corrugation angle range, for a fixed Reynolds, Re, number. Shear thinning effects greatly affect the thermal-hydraulic performance of the plate heat exchangers
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Back in 2001, 3 Kiwis came together to create a premium burger concept like never before. Now, Gourmet Burger Kitchen serves fresh burgers to over 10,000 burger-hungry customers every day, setting itself apart from the rest with a huge range of handcrafted & adventurous burgers. As well as favourites like The Don, Blazing Sombrero and The Taxi Driver, the GBK menu also offers cod, lamb, falafel, and buffalo burgers, ensuring even the most ardent burger buff isn't short of options. Milkshake lovers can choose from mind-meltingly good GBK shakes including Oreo, peanut butter and honeycomb.
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How much? And you don't include chips in that? And we have to order at the bar? And when we get a bottle of wine you just plonk the plonk on the table and don't even open it (granted it was a screw top but...)? And when we come up to order you start talking to someone else in the middle of our order? And your skin on chips are more like frozen chips full of grease?
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We thought this might be a nice place near us, totally wrong! Terrible bland burgers and really weird chicken burger. Never ever coming again.more
This New Zealand franchise can rock burgers like the best of 'em, but at almost GBP 9.00 a pop I'd at least expect it to follow a restaurant (instead of a diner) format. I find it strange that I'm required to know my table's number when placing an order at the cashier.
That aside, their burger creations are quite exciting. They have all angles covered - from North American classics to the...more
Does Gourmet have to always equal pricey? Sad but true so far that I've seen :(
Ok so it was tasty. But I don't want to pay that much for a burger. I ordered the onion rings and they were only meh. The fries looked decent from afar. :)
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I remember eating at the Gourmet Burger Kitchen in its humbler years. I always find it so disappointing when good restaurants sacrifice their quality to go corporate. This is exactly what has happened to this burger joint, if you can call it that - the prices are certainly not what you'd expect to pay for a burger, even if it does label itself gourmet.
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