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After the Cantatrix and the Chinese Broadcasting Children's
Choir show we headed over to City Hall for another show/dance. This show featured a full dance band and
select small ensemble performances, sort of a dance floor show. Our 2 quartets performed along with a Swedish
quintet (I think). The dance was very
nice and it has been a long time since I was at a ballroom dance. There were some very elegant dance couples
and the music was classic ballroom dancing tunes
up on the stage with the band to avoid the crowd. Real Time announced to the crowd that this
was their very last performance as Real Time, as 2 members of the quartet had
changed and they are now known as Via Voice.
It is not my favorite name but if they continue to sing as they are I
won't care what their name is.
When the show/dance
was over the Con-Men quartet started looking for someone to sing our songs to. Drew cornered a nice looking blonde from the
Dutch group but she was hurrying to another engagement and couldn't stop. We decided to go down in the stairway where
we could catch some unsuspecting souls leaving the facility. As soon as we started singing, some of the
Chinese Broadcasting group came along and stopped to listen with much
we got a thunderous reaction. It was
cool. A traffic jam had now been created
as we started our next (only other) song.
As we sang the tag, the cameras and videos were going and when we
finished, the applause again roared. One
of the other groups who had been singing for folks upstairs came down the
stairs, still singing. The crowd that
they had been entertaining came down the stairs and we thought, "Another
opportunity??" Part of the next group
was more of the China Broadcasting group including their director. We sang the songs again with a similar
reaction. That opened the door for the
Chinese group to do a couple of numbers in the stairwell too. One song had them doing moves and it was
make people smile and enjoy the music. I
video recorded some of their stuff. We
moved outside of the building and visited with the girls. The 2 boys had been too tired to go to the
show and went to bed. We thought it was
a little late for the girls to be out but they were very content to visit. They all seemed to be conversant in English
so we were able to ask them about their group, their ages, their home and talk
about their music. They gave each of us
a little memento. It was one of those
special experiences that I have had in barbershop that make whatever efforts we
make to sing well more than worth it.
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I am NOT an LEO, but I believe, if by seeing how the LEO's present here @ DC post, and the vibe I get from them, I think, unless there is something sinister afoot and they have all been programed by a higher power, I think they are most assuredly on our side.
I hold a belief somewhere deep down inside of me, that wants to think someplace, deep withing the bowels of the Pentagon, their is a group of courageous individuals who, by their patriotic aspirations toward this country and all the ideals that are held dear, will not allow something as evil as this to take place, for they know what would follow.
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Get On The Music Boat
by Bryan Boettger on Nov 30, 11:53 AM
When it comes to online video, music is the single biggest lost opportunity for brands.It baffles me how a brand can spend $30,000 to $300,000 on product marketing and consumer outreach videos, then not spend another 5% for professional music from either established or unknown artists.
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Let's Get Serious -- Branded Video Is About The Information
by Alison Provost on Nov 29, 12:36 PM
I came across an interesting statistic the other day. And when I say "interesting," I don't mean it in the traditional, "I'm intrigued" sense, but rather in the "what is going on here?" sense. According to a study by the Association of National Advertisers, nearly two-thirds of client-side advertisers (63%) are planning branded entertainment strategies for 2012. But here's where things get a little funny. And by funny I mean strange, not "hah-hah." The study notes that while investment in branded entertainment has grown considerably since 2006, marketers haven't made much headway in measuring the return on their branded entertainment ...
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Does Exclusive Content Matter?
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In my earlier article on exclusivity, I argued that we were about to enter a period of exclusivity in which distributors paid content creators for access to exclusive content for a limited time. Since the article, we have seen YouTube spend up to $250 million on exclusive content, and Netflix announce it would be bringing back "Arrested Development." Meanwhile, Australian ISP Internode is the latest distributor toying with offerings its viewers exclusive content. The practice is nothing new, but it begs the question: Does exclusive content matter?
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Content Remains King
by Sam Vasisht on Nov 25, 11:15 AM
f the recent gyrations of Netflix and Hulu demonstrate anything, it is that content still rules. We can talk about the new forms of services, devices and formats, but at the end of the day content dictates the business.
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10 Things This Video Entrepreneur Is Grateful For
by Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on Nov 23, 5:48 PM
I enjoyed David Berkowitz' Who I'm Thankful For, so I decided to give that a spin and pen something on who the video industry should be thankful for. Some of it is tongue-in-cheek, but it's all sincere.
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New IAB Guidelines Bring More Transparency To Video Advertising
by Tim Avila on Nov 23, 12:22 AM
Be honest. How much do you really know about the video ads you buy? The term "pre-roll" frequently gets thrown around as a shorthand quality measure, but by definition it only describes a video ad's position relative to content. Do you know if that pre-roll you've bought is being shown above the fold, or whether it was auto-initiated?
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There's A Lot To See On VOD
by Gary Holmes on Nov 22, 3:10 PM
I'm not sure when it happened, but some time when I wasn't paying attention, video on demand (VOD) emerged as a legitimate option for timeshifting. I'd been using VOD to watch the occasional pay-per-view movie when I was feeling flush, but given how much media attention is paid to the other timeshifting platforms, it didn't occur to me until very recently to tune to VOD for regular free TV. But where VOD comes up short is in the lack of a consistent go-to-market strategy.
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Will 'Arrested Development' Be A Cost Center Or Profit Unit For Netflix?
by Ashkan Karbasfrooshan on Nov 21, 12:57 PM
Oh, how times change. Just a few months ago, Netflix was the darling of the media and investment community, adding subscribers at a torrid pace and being valued by Wall Street at over $12 billion.Then, Netflix did practically everything in its power to alienate consumers and investors alike, losing a million subscribers in the process and over two-thirds of its market cap. This past week, Netflix started the road to redemption and recovery by sending fans of "Arrested Development" into a frenzy by signing a deal to bring the show back.
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Super cars, $50K chips in top casinos, amazing ocean, Cuban cigars, a chopper that takes you from the airport to the conference, Prince Albert, French cheese, amazing vibe in the air, and the crme de la drme of media executives spending three days together. Please allow me to introduce to you to the Monaco Media Forum.
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Be Smart, Be Social
by Jeremiah McMillan on Nov 16, 3:30 PM
As "content everywhere" business models continue to expand at a rapid pace, it becomes abundantly clear what the devices and platforms defining and driving TV and digital entertainment contents convergence are. With convergence, content providers and producers need to know and have survival skills to compete in "content everywhere" markets -- including what the revenue, brand and digital extensions mean to the bottom line.
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POLICE BLOTTER - Aug. 24
Crow Wing sheriff
FIRE — A vehicle fire was reported at 3:39 p.m. Wednesday on East Horseshoe Lake Road in Crosby. Mission Fire was paged.
A report at 11:46 a.m. Tuesday of an Osprey landing on a power pole that started pole on fire as well as a 20- by 20-foot grass fire in Fifty Lakes.
POWER POLE — A report at 8:14 a.m. Wednesday of a power line on fire and wire down in Deerwood.
ASSIST — A report at 7:12 a.m. Tuesday that the complainant was taken by her ex-husband Monday from Buffalo to go camping and she needs to get back home to feed her dog.
Brainerd police
ARREST — Jeffery Lane, 49, was arrested at 5:04 a.m. Thursday on the 1100 block of South Sixth Street for obstructing the legal process.
Morrison sheriff
ANIMAL — A report at 9:57 p.m. Wednesday of a cow loose in a park in Swanville. The caretaker of the cow said he would get a rope and try to get the cow back into the fence. The deputy was going to help, but got called away for a priority call. When the deputy returned, the caretaker was able to run the cow into the woods.
HARASSMENT – A report at 8:05 p.m. Tuesday that someone made a hand gesture of a gun toward the complainant when he went to check the fields in Little Falls.
FIRE — A fire was reported at 12:51 p.m. Tuesday near Sobieski. A large field and several round bales were burning. Bowlus Fire and DNR responded.
A report of a structure fire at 9:10 p.m. Aug. 18 in the city of Little Falls.
ARREST — Amy Reinhart, 43, was arrested at 10:21 a.m. Aug. 17 in Little Falls for second-degree driving under the influence.
Little Falls police
DISTURBANCE — A report at 2:09 p.m. Wednesday on the 600 block of 11th Street Southwest of high volumes of people, traffic and loud vehicles and music all hours of the day and night at the residence. The complainant requested extra patrol. The reporting party later called back indicating there were four juveniles who came out of the residence and were waving a hand gun around. Police responded and were informed they left in a vehicle. The subjects were located and checked for a firearm. They admitted the gun was an air pistol and it was under the front passenger seat. The subjects were advised the air pistol would be returned upon locating the orange barrel piece to show anyone witnessing the gun it was not a real weapon. They were given a verbal warning.
Check the Crow Wing County In-Custody List at http://www.brainerddispatch.com/in_custody.
— Compiled by Jennifer Stockinger, Staff Writer. Follow me on Twitter at www.twitter.com/jennewsgirl.


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Board of Regents
Portland Seminary's Board of Regents serves as an advisory council to the vice president and dean of the seminary and to the university's board of trustees. The board of regents reflects the seminary's denominational relationships, constituents, leadership of the broader Christian community in the Northwest, and alumni.
Timothy P. Bletscher, Portland, Oregon, Dentist
Don G. Carter, West Linn, Oregon, Attorney, McEwen, Gisvold, Rankin, Carter & Streinz
Chris Hill, Portland, Oregon, Superintendent of the Oregon Conference of the Free Methodist Church
Shawn Holtzclaw, Atlanta, Georgia, Businessman
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NAB Update
As the end of the year draws near, many will wish to give to the ministries of the North American Baptists, generously planting seeds for our missionaries and churches to preach the gospel, in word and deed, throughout the world in 2014. We are grateful to God for those who so faithfully spread God's love through financially supporting NAB's ministries. Thank you for giving!
As you consider donating to NAB in tax year 2013, here are a few factors to keep in mind to make sure that we are able to give you a tax receipt for calendar year 2013:
- If you are sending a check, please make sure that the check is dated no later than December 31, 2013, and that the envelope is postmarked no later than December 31, 2013.
- You may donate through credit card gifts online at www.nabconference.org. The credit card transaction must be charged no later than December 31, 2013, in order to occur within tax year 2013.
- If you plan to donate using an Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT), forms must be received at NAB's Roseville, CA, office no later than December 27, 2013, to be processed and credited for tax year 2013.
- In order to donate stock prior to the end of the year, notification must be received at NAB's Roseville, CA, office no later than December 18, 2013.
Please note that the NAB International Office is closed to allow our staff to celebrate and serve during the Christmas holiday beginning at 4:00 PM (PST) on Monday, December 23, 2013, and reopens at 7:00 AM (PST) on Thursday, January 2, 2013.
If you need assistance prior to the holiday closing dates with financial gifts, please call the office at 916-797-6222, where either Lisa Dieterich (extension 221) or Brenda Flowers (extension 229), will be pleased to answer your end of year giving questions.
Dan Hamil
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And now for something complete different....GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this ultra cool, 1955 Studebaker Champion Resto Rod. The car was purchased... More
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Newberg, OR
For 1963 the car was slightly restyled, with refinements to the front, sides, and rear. Round parking lights below the headlights replaced the previous... More
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Welcome to Hamilton Construction
From its beginnings in 1939 as a small firm installing concrete road and irrigation systems, Hamilton Construction Co. has grown to become one of the West's leading heavy civil construction contractors. In recent years, our work has focused on transportation projects with an emphasis on major bridge projects, highway interchange, transit, rail, marine, and concrete structural components. Our proven track record of quick response and reliability makes us the first choice of many public agencies and private firms throughout the Western states facing time-critical and emergency situations. We have successfully met and exceeded the demands of Oregon, Washington, Colorado and Alaska Departments of Transportation, TriMet and a diverse group of private customers. Many of our clients have depended on us for decades as their contractor of choice.
Hamilton excels in the successful completion of highly technical projects in a variety of challenging environments ranging from the most densely populated, high traffic urban zones of the I-5 corridor in North Portland, to the most remote regions of Alaska, to structures located in highly sensitive and treasured habitat and recreational areas. Bridges, railroad trestles, cofferdams, highway interchanges, transit projects, specialized foundation work, overlays, project management, and more are part of Hamilton's everyday work.
Our bonding capacity, inventory of construction equipment, and material resources provide us the ability to successfully respond to today's most demanding jobs.
We are experienced with the full range of project delivery systems including Design-Build, CM/GC, and Design/Bid/Build.
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HYDE PARK, Sunday—John W. Snyder's recent report on reconversion to the President, Senate and House of Representatives is interesting reading. The papers have been so full of stories about strikes that it is very difficult for us to realize the simple facts which Mr. Snyder sets forth—namely, that more Americans are now working and producing more goods than ever before in peacetime history.
In the first quarter of 1946, civilian production was 154 billion dollars. On V-J Day, production was 128 billion dollars; and in 1939, with the figures adjusted to show the purchasing power of the dollar in 1945, civilian production was 118 billion dollars.
In the first quarter of 1946, non-agricultural employment was 44.8 million. The spendable income after taxes for the first quarter of 1946 was 140 billion dollars. On V-J Day it was 141 billion; and in 1939, with figures adjusted again to show the purchasing power of the dollar in 1945, the spendable income after taxes was only 91 billion dollars.
That is a pretty rosy picture, but in spots it does not seem to be as happy as this report would indicate. For instance, not long ago I saw in the paper that in New York State there are now 250,000 veterans who are jobless, and that the U. S. Employment Service feels this number will rise to 600,000 by midsummer. I feel quite sure that one of the difficulties is that we are not enforcing the Fair Employment Practices Act. Therefore a good deal of our unemployment is among our colored veterans. I heard, for example, of one young colored man here in my neighborhood—a mechanic and coming from a good family—who has been looking unsuccessfully for a job ever since he came out of the Army.
The U. S. Employment Service estimates that about one-third of the jobs offered carry salaries of from $30 to $40 a week. Another third pay from $40 to $60 a week, with about 10 percent below $30 and the remainder above $60. So they are going to make a drive to reach the employers and urge them to employ more veterans. Under the law, on his return a man must be offered a job by his employer comparable to the one he gave up upon going into the service.
A great many men, however, seem to have an urge to go into business for themselves. I heard of another young man today who said the only thing he wanted to do was to come home and run his family's farm. But he didn't want them to give him any orders, for, he said, he had received all of the orders he wanted to take from anyone during the rest of his life.


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Celebrate the Arts – 2016-17 Calendar• June 7, 2016 Share:
The Visiting Artist Series is funded in part by the Tippecanoe Arts Federation, the Indiana Arts Commission, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
SPRING SEMESTER 2017 (Ticket Information)
January 23 - April 8
Art Gallery Opening: Refrain
Giang Pham & Binod Shrestha present an exhibition of growth & loss in relation to the body.
Reception: Monday, January 23, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Eric Dean Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center
Gallery Hours: M-F, 9-5 p.m., Saturdays, 10-2 p.m.
In REFRAIN, Giang Pham and Binod Shrestha collaboratively present a two-person exhibition on the theme of growth and loss in relation to the body. The works in REFRAIN touch on issues of memory, displacement, cultivation, and conflict through multiple visual art mediums such as drawing, sculptural installation, photography, moving images, and non-traditional media. This exhibit will run through April 8, 2017. Gallery Hours: M-F, 9-5 p.m. and Saturdays 10-2 p.m
Thursday, February 9
Electronic Music Soundscapes Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
After establishing electronic music studios 20 years ago, the College now has state-of-the-art equipment to perform it in multi-channel surround sound. Wabash recently added new courses in electronic music history and digital sound synthesis.
The College's efforts with electronic music date back nearly 50 years. Wabash students in the new music department were individually studying electronic music when the University of Illinois Experimental Music Studio performed a program of electronic music here in 1970. Nearly a quarter century later, a Wabash professor assembled equipment for an electronic music studio so a new course could be offered and students could create electronic music. The concert is free and open to the public.
Friday, February 10
Visiting Artist Series presents: You're The Expert
The show that uses comedy to make academic research more accessible and exciting.
Fine Arts Center
7:00 p.m.
You're the Expert features three hilarious comedians trying to guess what a scientist studies all day. It's a live show, a WBUR (Boston/NPR) radio program, and a podcast hosted by Chris Duffy. http://theexpertshow.com/ Tickets will be available for this event in December 2016. **co-sponsored by the Visiting Artists Series, the Lecture and Film Committee, Wabash Democracy and Public Discourse, and a grant from the National Science Foundation**
Wednesday, February 15
Roger Ide Organ Recital (Janette Fishell)
Pioneer Chapel
7:30 p.m.
Janette Fishell, will play this year's recital on the College's restored 1935 3-manual, 28-rank Aeolian/Skinner Pipe Organ. She is chair of the organ department at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.
The Roger H. Ide Organ Recital is funded by a bequest from Dr. Roger Ide, Wabash Class of 1959, who served as the Wabash College organist while he was a student. The memory of that experience was such a pleasant one for Dr. Ide that he chose to perpetuate the music with a gift that makes it possible to enjoy organ recitals annually.
The concert is free and open to the public. No ticket required. A reception will be held immediately following the concert. For more information contact Professor Peter Hulen at email@example.com
Wednesday, February 22 – Saturday, February 25
Theater Production presents: The Furies, Adapted from The Eumenides by Aeschylus
Directed by Rory Willats '17
Experimental Theater, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m. each evening
Thursday, February 23
Student Recital
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
4:30 p.m.
Thursday, March 23
Visiting Artist Series presents: Stacey Steers
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Stacey Steers is known for her process-driven, labor-intensive animated films composed of thousands of handmade works on paper. Her recent work employs images appropriated from early cinematic sources, from which she constructs original, experimental narratives. In these projects she investigates the nature of longing and how it provokes and mediates experience.
Steers' animated short films have screened widely throughout the U.S. and abroad, and have received numerous awards. Her films have been included in the Sundance FF, Telluride FF, New Directors New Films (New York), Rotterdam IFF, and screened at the National Gallery of Art (Washington, D.C.), and MoMA.
Recently Steers has expanded her work to include collaborative installations that join invented, three-dimensional production elements with film loops, creating a new context for experiencing her films. Steers' installation work has been exhibited at the Corcoran Gallery, (Washington, D.C.), the Denver Art Museum, and the Hamburger Kunsthalle in Hamburg, Germany, among other venues and has been collected widely.
teers is a recipient of major grants from the Guggenheim Foundation, Creative Capital and the American Film Institute. She was the focus of a major retrospective at the 2015 Annecy Festival of Animation in Annecy, France and received the Brakhage Vision Award at the 2012 Denver IFF. She lives and works in Boulder, CO.
Monday, March 27
Brigance Forum: Dr. Brenda J. Allen
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
Dr. Brenda J. Allen, Vice Chancellor for Diversity and Inclusion at the University of Colorado Denver, will deliver the 2017 Brigance Forum lecture entitled "Ethical Communication and Diversity in Higher Education."
Thursday, March 30
Student Recital
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 5
Wamidan Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Sunday, April 9
Glee Club Campus Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 12
Baldwin Oratorical Contest
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
The 143rd Baldwin Oratorical Contest will feature student finalists presenting their speeches for the community. The Baldwin Oratorical Contest is a gift from Judge D. P. Baldwin, long time Wabash trustee, and is the oldest continuous public speaking contest west of the Alleghenies.
Thursday, April 13
Brass Ensemble Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Friday, April 14, 2017
Electronic Device Ensemble Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
Light Lunch Provided
Tuesday, April 18
Jazz Ensemble & Combo Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 19 – Saturday, April 22
Theater Production: The History Boys, by Alan Bennett
Directed by Michael Abbott
Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m. each evening
April 21 - May 14
Art Gallery Opening: Seniors Exhibition
The exhibit represents a final rite of passage for these talented men who have dedicated their academic focus to the visual arts.
Reception: Friday, April 21, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m.
Eric Dean Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center
Gallery Hours: M-F, 9-5 p.m., Saturdays, 10-2 p.m.
Wabash senior art majors will exhibit their art works. The exhibit represents a final rite of passage for these talented men who have dedicated their academic focus to the visual arts. This exhibit will run through May 14, 2017. Gallery Hours: M-F, 9-5 p.m. and Saturday's 10-2 p.m.
Sunday, April 23
Chamber Orchestra
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Monday, April 24
Student Recital
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, April 26
The Scarlet Masque SCREEN Festival
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
The Scarlet Masque is proud to present the 2nd annual Scarlet Masque Screen Festival.
FALL SEMESTER 2016 (Ticket Information)
Friday, September 9
Visiting Artist Series presents: Mike Tompkins
YouTube a capella Producer/Artist
Fine Arts Center
8 p.m.
Mike Tompkins is a new kind of talent for an ever-changing musical landscape. He is a talented a capella producer/artist who cut his teeth on YouTube – the world's largest stage. With over 230 million views on his videos, he approaches his artistry with both raw instinct and technical savvy. Using only his voice, he redefines Acapella music by crafting youthful and inspiring pop music / remixes that is equally infectious and innovative. See Story
September 12 — December 10
Art Gallery Opening: Dirt & Flowers & Other Things We Eat and Breathe
Charles A. Gick
Reception: Monday, September 12, 7:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Eric Dean Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center
Gallery Hours: M-F, 9-5 p.m., Saturdays, 10-2 p.m.
Dirt & Flowers and Other Things We Eat and Breathe: Charles A. Gick In the exhibition Dirt & Flowers: and Other Things We Eat and Breathe, Charles A. Gick's poetic works of art confront and examine humanity's often tenuous, physical, intellectual, and emotional relationship with art, nature and science. His paintings, photography, sculpture, video, and installation art are inspired by the phenomenological and ephemeral qualities found in the environment such as a gust of wind, a violent storm, the simple passing of a cloud. Gick presents the viewer with art as an element of nature. This exhibition will be up until December 10, 2016. Gallery Hours: M - F, 9 - 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 - 2 p.m. See Story
Thursday, September 29
Visiting Artist Series presents: Fischoff Chamber Music
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
Hailed by the Houston Chronicle as "revolutionary chamber musicians," WindSync is a fresh and energetic wind quintet internationally recognized for dramatic and engaging interpretations of classical music. Gold Medalist in the National Fischoff Chamber Music Competition and winner of the Concert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh International Competition, this dynamic ensemble focuses on building a connection with audiences through adventurous programming and charismatic stage presence. Critics and audiences alike rave about programs that expand the wind quintet repertoire with newly commissioned works written for WindSync as well as a wide array of original arrangements of classical masterworks. These five virtuoso players perform exclusively from memory and specialize in creative concerts that inspire and entertain audiences of all ages. For more information, please visit their official webiste at www.windsync.org/.
Wednesday, October 5 – 8
Theater Production: Peter and the Starcatcher, by Rick Elice
Directed by Jessie Mills
Ball Theater, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m. each evening
Saturday, October 8
Glee Club Homecoming Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:00 p.m.
The Wabash College Glee Club, under the direction of Dr. Richard Bowen, will present the 2016 Homecoming Concert.
Tuesday, October 25
Moot Court Finals
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 3
Student Recital
Korb Classroom, Fine Arts Center
4:30 p.m.
Six students will perform in the first Student Recital of the year in Korb Classroom. The concert includes: "The Roadside Fire" from Songs of Travel by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Rory Willats '17, voice; "Beautiful Dreamer" by Stephen Foster, Marquise Teague '18, voice; "Gavotte" theme from "Me voici dans son boudoir" from the opera Mignon by Ambroise Thomas, Yang Yang '17, violin; "If I Can't Love Her" from Beauty and the Beast, by Alan Menken, Maxwell Roberts '19, voice; "Prelude" from Duets for Two Cellos, by Jacques Offenbach, Benjamin Stone '17, violoncello; Two Selections: "Mit einem Gemalten Band" from Drei Gesänge von Goethe by Ludwig van Beethoven and "Nel cor più non mi sento" from La Molinara by Giovanni Paisiello, ?Daniel Azar '18, voice?.
Friday, November 4
Corky Siegel's Masterclass on Musical Expression
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
4:30 pm
Free and open to the public.
Tickets are NOT required.
"Corky Siegel's methods for finding dynamic expression inside yourself will forever change the way your band, chorus, or orchestra approaches music. It is that profound a tool." - David Roche, Ph.D. Director, Office of Arts Education, Chicago Public Schools
For over forty years, Corky Siegel has been sharing with musicians all over the world, professionals as well as beginners, an uplifting approach that taps the natural dynamic power in their music with amazing results. He is experienced in coaching every genre, grouping and skill level, including chamber music ensembles, soloists, singers, choral groups, orchestras, drum lines, jazz bands, rock bands, and concert bands.
For more information on Corky Siegel, please visit www.chamberblues.com or YouTube Corky Siegel's Chamber Blues.?
Saturday, November 5
Visiting Artist Series presents: Corky Siegel's Chamber Blues
Mark Paul "Corky" Siegel is an American musician, singer-songwriter, and composer.
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
Few can claim to have forged an entirely original genre of music. In 1966, Corky Siegel did just that with the help of world renown Classical Maestro Seiji Ozawa who came into a famed Chicago Blues club discovered the blues harmonica virtuoso and suggested a collaboration. Guiding the blues of Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters out of the smoky cavern of Big John's and onto the stages of the Chicago Symphony, New York Philharmonic and beyond, the harmonica-playing mad scientist had the tuxedo-and-gown crowd on its feet, clamoring for more of this blues-classical alchemy. These days, the harmonica virtuoso and composer is continent-hopping with Indian percussion and string quartet in Corky Siegel's Chamber Blues, continuing to bring classical and blues fans shoulder-to-shoulder.
"… A Significant step forward into new dimensions of feeling, content, and technique … A classification-shattering mix." -JAZZIZ MAGAZINE
"Gritty Chicago blues and rarefied classical chamber music might not seem like a match made in heaven - until you've heard Corky Siegel bring the two together ... a crowning achievement." - CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Ticket Information: Tickets are required. Visit www.wabash.edu/boxoffice to reserve your tickets.
Tuesday, November 8
Brass Ensemble & Jazz Band Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m
Wednesday, November 9 – Thursday, November 10
Theater Production: The Studio One-Acts
Presented by the acting and directing classes
Experimental Theater, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m. each evening
Tickets are NOT required for Studio One-Acts
Wednesday, November 16
Wamidan & Jazz Combo
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
Sunday, December 4
Chamber Orchestra Concert
Salter Concert Hall, Fine Arts Center
7:30 p.m.
The Wabash College Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Alfred Abel, is pleased to announce its fall program for 2016, to be presented in Salter Concert Hall in the Wabash College Fine Arts Center Sunday, Dec. 4, at 7:30pm. The concert will open with the beloved overture to Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville, followed by a beautiful and imaginative version of the Scottish air Loch Lomond, arranged for brass quintet by WCCO's own principal trumpet, Steve Parke. The concert will conclude with Tchaikovsky's most famous and popular symphonic work, the Symphony #4 in F minor.
Wednesday, December 7
49th Christmas Music & Readings Festival
Congregational hymns and carols, and readings from the Bible. It is modeled on the King's College Festival of Lessons & Carols at Cambridge University in England.
Pioneer Chapel
Prelude 7:30 p.m.; Program 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, December 8
Scarlet Masque THEATER Festival
Experimental Theater, Fine Arts Center
8:00 p.m.
Admission is FREE to all events. Free ticket are only required for Theater Productions and Visiting Artist Series events.
To reserve tickets: www.wabash.edu/boxoffice.
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SUSE preps its own cloud launch
The future of the enterprise will most certainly include the cloud, and SUSE plans to remain a major player in this space.
Any thoughts that the Nürnberg-based Linux distribution vendor might be failing under the umbrella of its not-so-new owner Attachmate are pretty off the mark, if their plans for the cloud are any indication.
I had a chance to catch up with Pete Chadwick and Alan Clark at the Open Source Business Conference, and learned that the company has, far from struggling, actually just been quietly reorganizing itself post-acquisition.
As part of that reorg, the company has had to undergo some significant internal transitions in order to adjust to the new reality of their existence: unlike their one-moon-among-many-satellites role within the Novell orbit, SUSE now finds itself back in the pre-Novell role of being a completely autonomous company again.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have come up with a creative multi-game ticket plan for its fans.While the Miami Marlins are busy tinkering with Groupon, the Brewers are offering fans the chance to buy tickets in which can be improved based on the success of the team. The team is calling it their "Chance 2 Advance" plan and here is a further explanation as to what it entails.For just $99, we'll give you a Bernie's Terrace ticket to 9 select Tuesday games at Miller Park. And, on Tuesday, April 30, you'll sit in Bernie's Terrace for the first game of the plan. When the Brewers win, you advance! Every time the Brewers win, you exchange your Bernie's Terrace ticket for the next game in the plan for just $2 to the next best seating area. You remain in that seat location until the Brewers win the next game in the plan. If the Brewers don't win, you simply exchange your Bernie's Terrace ticket at no cost for a seat in the same section where you last advanced — no backsliding. If the Brewers win the first 8 games in the plan, the 9th game would enable you the opportunity to sit in the Field Diamond Box!So, there you have it. Essentially, if the Brew Crew win, the fans who purchase this ticket package also win.It should be noted that the slate of games included in the package boasts a good mix of attractive opponents. Milwaukee will play division rivals Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh (twice), to go along with dates against the Dodgers, Rangers, Athletics, and Twins.Fans who purchase the plan have a chance to advance all the way down to a premier front row seat, which carries a $100 value. Even if the team goes 4-4 heading into the ninth game, that still puts fans in seats worth $40, which still means folks are coming out ahead.The Brewers may not be favorited to win the division this year, that title belongs to either the Reds or Cardinals, but they should be in the mix to contend. Adding free agent starting pitcher Kyle Lohse earlier this week certainly did nothing to hurt those chances, either.Via Big League Stew
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Authors: Peter A Jackson
It may seem that we have no more natural intuition about Relativity than we have about quantum mechanics (QM) yet nature has revealed far more than we yet understand, including in the elements on Earth. Einstein said; "we don't yet understand 1,000th of 1% of what nature has revealed to us." But with mathematics being considered the only language of physics we suggest we are missing and failing to translate important parts of the language of nature. Intuition can only come with good knowledge and experience, and assumption is the enemy of knowledge and destroyer of logic. We give an example of a better approach to empiricism, one of conceptual logic informed by both experience of nature and knowledge of physics theory. The results support the discrete field model (DFM) of mutually exclusive reference frames, which unifies Relativity and QM on a united field basis, explaining the constant speed of light for all emitters and observer frames, removing all the paradox from physics and many of the anomalies from astrophysics.
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A Successive Linearization Method Approach to Solve Lane-Emden Type of Equations
1School of Mathematical Sciences, University of KwaZulu-Natal,
Private Bag X01, Pietermaritzburg, Scottsville 3209, South Africa
2Department of Mathematics, University of Venda, Privatre Bag X5050, Thohoyandou 0950, South Africa
Received 9 March 2012; Revised 16 May 2012; Accepted 29 May 2012
Academic Editor: Trung Nguyen Thoi
Copyright © 2012 S. S. Motsa and S. Shateyi. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
We propose a new application of the successive linearization method for solving singular initial and boundary value problems of Lane-Emden type. To demonstrate the reliability of the proposed method, a comparison is made with results from existing methods in the literature and with exact analytical solutions. It was found that the method is easy to implement, yields accurate results, and performs better than some numerical methods.