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2012/10 The Treasure Chest
The craft music label relentlessly carries on publishing out-of-copyright recordings that larger firms have deleted from their catalogue for a long time.
Diapason also highlights pieces involving Devy Erlih, George Sebastian, Jean Martinon, Pierre Dervaux, Parrenin Quartet, Maurice Maréchal, Charles Adler, Michèle Auclair, Artur Rodzinski, Rafael Kubelik, etc.
2011/10 In Search of Lost Sounds
Nick Morgan profiles the French label "Forgotten Records"
Talking to Alain Deguernel is like finding a long-lost friend. His enthousiasm is infectious and our cross-Channel telephone conversation soon descends into "Don't you think...?" and "I totally agree!". [...]
The worldly and the other-worldly - can it get more French? Yes it can. As M. Deguernel puts it, "What I do comes from a metaphysical impulse; it's my fight against the passage of time and the ephemeral nature of music". » more
By Classic Recordings Quarterly
2011/07 César Frank - Symphony in D minor - Le chasseur maudit
the 1950s and 1960s were something of a golden age for the Franck symphony on disc when conductors and orchestras seemed far more familiar with and sympathetic to the composer's idiom and, as a result, more confident in their approach. » more
2011/06 Mozart - Opera Arias - Pierrette Alarie - Léopold Simoneau - André Jouve
The French-Canadian couple Leopold Simoneau (1916–2006) and Pierrette Alarie (b. 1921) [...] left a rather large legacy of recordings, together but also individually. They had a special affinity for Mozart and all lovers of elegant stylish Mozart singing should lend an ear to this disc. » more
2011/05 Antonio Vivaldi, Gloria - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Exsultate, Jubilate K 165
I think we'll have to regard the present recording as a document of a performance style long ago passé. [...] When we come to Pierrette Alarie – and she is the main reason for issuing this disc – we hear truly classy singing. All the characteristics of her singing on my old LPs are there. » more
2011/05 Enesco conducts Enesco
Enesco was primarily a violonist and a composer but he did know how to make ochestras sing. [...] This Forgotten Records CD therefore deserves much attention. » more
2010/11 From Aida to Beethoven - Beethoven Complete String Quartets, Pascal Quartet
Here's the Beethoven who obsessed Proust with great big String quartets. The Marseille-based Pascal Quartet flourished briefly in the 1950s when they recorded brilliant cycles of Beethoven for Concert Hall.
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2010/11 Hans Richter-Haaser, a German pianist that should not be forgotten
Great German pianist Hans Richter-Haaser (1912-1980) is one of these musicians that we now tend to underestimante, let alone forget.
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2010/10 String Quintet / Vienna Konzerthaus Quartet
Forgotten Records in France continues its award winning series of Bruckner transfers with this release of the String Quintet and Intermezzo performed by the Wiener Konzerthaus Quartet (with Ferdinand Stangler). The transfers come from an Amadeo LP.
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2010/10 Gold Mine
Forgotten Records make collectors happy.
Malinin, Uninsky, Macuzinsky, Wayenberg, Levant, Bruck, Sebastian, Bour, Filpse, Adler... These names became legends, never to come out again.By Michel Fleury
2010/09 Find Rarities
On September 22nd, early risers had the chance to listen to Forgottern Records with Alex Taylor and Emilie Munera on France Muique (French national radio).
They first aired Spanish Capriccio by Rimsky-Korsakov, also praised by Diapason.
2010/09 No Longer Forgotten
It is quite an impossible task to go over the entire production of this independant music label - it now boasts two hundred and fifty reeditions! It is time to sort things out. The French magazine (n°583 p.93) awards three new Diapason d'Or with the direction of George Sebastian, Jean Fournet and André Cluytens
Diapason also highlights pieces involving Eugen Jochum, Rafael Kubelik, Eduard Flipse, Samuel Samossoud, Georges Tzipine, Ernest Bour, Champeil Quartet, Ginette Doyen, Jean Fournier, Geneviève Joy, etc.
2010/08 Alexandre Uninsky and Willem van Otterloo, a historical collaboration
The French label Forgotten Records keeps amazing us. [...] The two featured artists made the success of the Dutch publisher: pianist Alexandre Uninsky and conductor Willem van Otterloo.
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2010/06 New Find by Forgotten Records: Tchaïkovski by Hajibeyov and Šejna
Who is still familiar with the name Niyazi Hajibeyov, who can still mention his name along with the best creative musicians in his country.
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2010/05 Georges Tzipine, a Smart Double Edition
Forgotten Records is eager to do what EMI puts off doing or quite simply disregards i.e making available to the music lover some legendary recordings by the great conductor Georges Tzipine (1907-1987).
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2010/03 Paul Kletzki, a Great Conductor with Little Attention
We cannot feel grateful enough to Forgotten Records for bringing back into favour the great Swiss conductor Paul Kletzki (1900-1973).
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2010/02 High Quality Historical Label
As you cannot tell from the english-sounding name Forgotten Records, this is a French music label that publishes historical recordings and we should seriously count on this new player from now on. The quality of the recordings is indeed unrivalled in France. It is well worthy of notorious professionals such as Ward Marston or Mark Obert-Thorn and it sounds a lot better than what most majors put out.
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2010/01 Dvorak at Forgotten Records : Quintet, Theme and Variations
Smetana Quartet, Jan Panenka, Josef Pálenícek ; music lovers obviously know the name of these performers who greatly contributed to serving their country and promoting its music. Forgotten Records has made a well-advised move in pulling them out from Supraphon's catalogue.
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2009/09 Forgotten Treasures
The French magazine Diapason (n°572 p.89) dedicates a full page to reviewing over fifteen Forgotten Records releases. It awards its highest distinctions (Diapason d'Or) to three records featuring Volkmar Andreae, Devy Erlih and Eduard Flipse:
Music critique Jean-Claude Hulot also reviews pieces featuring Karel Šejna, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Maurice Hewitt, Michèle Auclair, Marie-Claude Theuveny, Noël Lee, Paul Makanowitzki, Loewenguth Quartet, Jacqueline Eymar, Janos Starker, André Navarra, Alexis Weissenberg, Hélène Boschi, etc.
2009/10 Dvorak's Suite and Symphonic Variations at Forgotten Records
Forgotten Records (fr 244) gives a second life to the vision of the obscure Alois Klima who recorded Antonín Dvorak's Czech Suite in 1957 with the Czech Philharmonic.
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2009/08 Koeckert Quartet and Jochum
One of the legendary recordings of Bruckner's String Quintet is one by the Koeckert quartet in 1952 on DG. It is now on the small French label Forgotten Records, which has already been distinguished with several carefully digitized editions of old LPs.
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2009/07 French Symphonic Music in Prague
A recent issue allows you to listen to Edouard Lalo and Cesar Franck by the best two Bohemia orchestras.
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2009/04 Karel Šejna conducts Mahler and Dvorak
Forgotten Records continue to rehabilitate the discographic legacy of Karel Šejna with two new CDs.
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2009/03 Rarities from Prague at Forgotten Records
The young label Forgotten Records gives a second life to historical recordings that have sunk into oblivion.
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2009/02 Pierre Froment Schumann and Brahms
Piano Bleu reviews two of Pierre Froment's releases on Forgotten Records along with an interview of the pianist. You may also enjoy listening to both CDs online. » more


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Member 2 Member ("M2M") Connections are real-life examples of how LACC members connect and do business with one another. Just one more way how the LACC helps you grow your business!
Christopher's Cafe & Kaneworks, Inc.
David Shalvoy and Marvin Kane had known each other and then lost touch for a few years.
Shalvoy is the owner of Christopher's Café at 2 Lewis Street and Kane is a web designer and owner of Kaneworks, Inc. located at 265 Essex Street, Suite 205 in Salem.
It wasn't until Shalvoy joined the Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce and attended the New Member after Hours that the two reconnected and discussed doing business.
"My old web site was tired, needed a fresh and modernized look," said Shalvoy. "I chose Marvin because I knew his reputation for creating great sites."
Kane added that he reviewed the "Christopher Café" site and determined it needed more content and photos that would "make your mouth water", a higher ranking in Google searches, enhanced mobile optimization, easier navigation and the ability for Shalvoy to manage updates.
"I put my faith in Marvin," said Shalvoy. Since the inception of the new, enhanced website, business has tripled. "We have 7 fresh-squeezed juice blends that we now promote on our site, our fundraisers, catering menu, testimonials and media highlights. Marvin gave life to who we are and what we do now succinctly, simply and beautifully presented."
And since their reconnection Marvin has used Christopher's Café catering for private family gatherings and can often be seen enjoying breakfast and coffee.
"Christopher's Café is a neat little neighborhood jewel in Lynn," says Kane. "If you live in the area you can walk here. If you enjoy walking along King's Beach you can come here before or after, and it's a great place to host a small business meeting too. If it wasn't for David (Shalvoy) joining the LACC I'm not sure we would have reconnected so I think it's been a win-win for both of us."
To contact David Shalvoy at Christopher's Café go to www.christopherscafe.net, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 781-596-2200. For web design and search engine optimization services contact Marvin Kane at Kaneworks, go to www.KaneWorks.com , email at email@example.com or call 978-836-7182.
Haven Project & Compete Now
Gini Mazman, Executive Director of the Haven Project/Land of A Thousand Hills Coffee House and Donato Dandreo of Compete Now had never met. That all changed when Mazman called the Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce seeking a web designer for The Haven Projects website upgrade.
"The Chamber gave me a list of web designers to call and I chose to call Donato," says Mazman.
"We struggled with our old website. Donato and I met and discussed our vision and what information should be presented on the site. He knew what we wanted, suggested great ideas and finished the project on time and within budget."
"It's been great to work with Gini, and the Haven Projects mission. It's been the perfect referral," says Dandreo.
Dandreo adds that part of his contract includes a tutorial so clients can be self-sufficient updating the website, which makes maintaining the site cost-efficient for the client. "We're always available for tech support if you need it," says Dandreo.
The Haven Project is the only organization north of Boston dedicated specifically to providing age appropriate services to a growing, vulnerable 17-24-year-old homeless young adult population. They help with basic needs, online learning, educational support, job training and job acquisition, stable living options, and opportunities to build community and life skills. One of their main missions was to open a business to help teens get the soft skills they need to enter the work world. Land of a Thousand Hills coffee shop answered the call and is prominently featured on the new website.
To support Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Shop, Dandreo tries to host as many client meetings there as possible. "Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee is helping to transform the downtown into a vibrant meeting area. People are working on their laptops, meeting friends and hosting business meetings. It's a destination, beautifully designed, esthetically pleasing and comfortable."
Dandreo adds, "I really appreciated the direct referral from the LACC. Attending networking events has also generated business for my company from the Four Winds Pub & Restaurant, A. James Lynch and Precision Properties, to name a few."
Says Mazman, "The Lynn Area Chamber of Commerce proved to be better than blindly trolling through a search engine to find what I need."
To contact Donato Dandreo of Compete Now web design call 781-985-9043 or email him at email@example.com.
For more information about The Haven Project/Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee Shop go to www.thehavenproject.net, call 781-913-5738 or visit 61 Monroe Street between 7am and 5pm Monday – Saturday.
CB Stuffer & Welch Florist
CB Stuffer owner, Erin Calvo-Bacci and Welch Florist Sales & Marketing Manager were introduced at an LACC holiday Women in Networking event and the cross-promotion soon followed.
"We've always carried chocolate for baskets or as an accessory at Welch Florist, but found that the it didn't have a long shelf life," says Reece. "CB Stuffer had exactly the right product – a boutique and individualistic chocolate that makes a sinful presentation and sells well, separately."
Reece adds that CB Stuffer's peanut butter cups are an easy sell and their constantly reordering.
"The LACC gives members the opportunity to build strategic partnerships. That's what I'm looking for," says Calvo-Bacci. "There's no question that owners Dave and Keith, and Jim did their homework," says Calvo-Bacci. "I know our product does well in baskets and I'm proud their presentation makes our chocolate even better."
In return Calvo-Bacci promotes Welch florist on her social media pages and uses Welch florist whenever possible.
Calvo-Bacci adds, "I know Welch Florist flowers are well cared for and last longer. Their flowers are all hand-picked by the owners and make exquisite gifts. They also understand that our CB Stuffer products are an extension of us and they treat them with the same care as their flowers. I'm humbled to have my products promoted and sold through them."
In this high-tech, global economy both Reece and Calvo-Bacci say supporting local businesses owners is the foundation for sustainability. Both agree that this strategic partnership is a win-win and a proven reason to utilize the LACC membership whenever possible.
CB Stuffer offers a wide selection of handmade chocolate products, like their famous peanut butter cups, bars drizzled with rivers of flavors, whole pizza and mini-pizza slices, wings and hot seasonal items! Check out the chocolate high heel shoe "stuffed" with chocolate treats and so much more!
Welch florist is we are committed to offering only the finest floral & gift arrangements. Award winning Floral Designers will create beautiful fresh floral and custom silk arrangements for every occasion, along with our friendly & courteous staff that's been in business since 1947.
To contact Erin Calvo-Bacci go to www.CBStuffer.com, firstname.lastname@example.com or call 781-595-1511.
To contact Jim Reece at Welch Florist go to www.WelchFlowers.com, firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 781-595-8222

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Momsters: When Moms Go Bad
Sins of the Mother
Season 2 Episode 7
When mother and sole breadwinner Kathleen Jones needs cash fast, her teenage daughters cook up a high-risk, high-reward scheme to save the day. Leslie Janous is a devoted mom who will do whatever it takes to make her daughter feel like a princess.
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PLEASE CONSIDER ADOPTION! OUR SHELTER IS FULL! Hi there, I'm Gypsy, a 1.5-year-old dilute Tortie. I have soft gray fur with the very pretty sortie accents. I am super energetic and love to play. I love to talk and run around the shelter. I have the softest gray fur! I am still pretty new to the shelter, so please call or stop by to visit me and learn more about me. I can't wait to meet you, have you fall in love and take me home!
The Pepin County Humane Society has been in business for close to 30 years. We are a very small shelter with only 5 dog kennels & 9 cat kennels. Because we're so small we are able to get to know the animals that cross our path VERY well. PLEASE NOTE it is our policy NOT to do same-day adoptions. We do encourage you to come in to meet the animals and fill out the adoption paperwork. Talk to any staff member for details. Fees for adoption are as follows: *DOGS-$150.00 includes Spay/Neuter, Microchip, Rabies and Distemper Vax, Heartworm Test, Fecal test, Deworming & ID Tag. *CATS-$100.00 includes Spay/Neuter, Feline Leukemia Test, Fecal test, Rabies and Distemper vaccines & De-worming. We run on a very small limited budget so cash donations are always welcome. Volunteers for fundraising projects are needed. Come visit us! We are located 1 1/2 hours from the Twin Cities & 30 miles southwest of Eau Claire, WI on Highway 85. For more detailed directions, call or e-mail us, we'd be glad to help you. *No appointment is necessary to come & visit our animals. Our business hours are: Daily 5-7:30pm and Saturday 9am-11am. Otherwise by appointment. Pepin County Humane Society PO Box 113 1008 West Wells Street Durand, WI 54736 Phone: (715) 672-8389
We are currently doing several fundraisers. Contact the shelter for info.
There is an application to adopt our animals that needs to be filled out. Our adoption counselor will also contact you for a phone interview.
Our pets are required to be part of the household and live indoors with the family. We do have an adoption contract as well.
Thank You!
Your message has been sent to Pepin County Humane Society.
You'll receive a copy, too, at to help you keep track of which pets you've inquired about, and which shelters and rescues you've emailed.
NOTE: Some shelters have physical locations you can visit; some of these shelters may only have pets for a limited time, so please do not wait for a reply—just go visit the shelter! Other organizations are rescue groups run by busy volunteers who may take a while to reply. You can find information about the shelter or rescue group caring for this pet, and their adoption procedures, on the pet's details page on Adopt-a-Pet.com.


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This wiki, for the moment, is about preparing for middle school teaching exams, but ultimatlely it will be about teaching kids to learn
Obviously, this content (and it is content built from fact and not constructed knowledge) is not about teaching, but an attempt to filter teachers entering into school systems. It has become vitally important for many future teachers, as well as practicing teachers, to do well on these exams to enter into, or to remain in, school district systems.
The initial purpose of this wiki is "teaching to the test," which is a concept aborhent many educators, and rightfully so. What teachers need to do for their students, is to teach them to organize their knowledge, to construct a solid understanding of their world from integrated learnings, and also just as important, to teach them to organize socially to collaborate with their companions to build what can be called a community of knowledge, or community knowledge.
Having said all that, I ask you to join in the process of creating science understanding built on the framework of required learning developed for teacher testing. In the real world, I would hope that teachers can all learn to wrap these required learnings into real world examples that students can relate to directly to help build their relationship with the world and with each
I am John van V. My website, Thinman.com, is a combination of Technology (soft and hard), Humanism in the forms of Empathy and Synergy, and middle school education. There is art too, however the site needs to become a true portal to integrate collaborative community --a necessity for art; at the moment the art is at Thinman.com/photography.
My most important writing at the moment is my degree project about empathy as emotional communication, called "Spiritual Darwinism;" it is at Thinman.com/empathy. It ranks 20 right now on Google for empathy in relation to what Darwin called "natural empathy," or the basis of morality.
My beliefs about how to teach middle school science are contained in two papers, Learning to Learn and Teaching About Hurricanes.
My greatest recent influence in both teaching and life is "What Children Bring to Light" by Bonnie Shapiro.--John van v 22:45, 29 July 2007 (UTC)


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Gagandeep Singh: The Allure of Boxing
Gagandeep Singh is a young entrepreneur and aspiring architect who is currently pursuing his academic studies at Hofstra University in New York. During his free time, he enjoys engaging in physical activities such as boxing. He was a member of the Golden Gloves club from 2011 to 2013 and continues to teach younger kids the art of boxing. Many parents are hesitant to allow their children to box, due to the violent nature of the sport at higher levels. Gagandeep Singh insists, however, that learning how to box is an extremely worthwhile endeavor that also gives an individual a better shot at protecting themselves from danger.
He loves the sport for many reasons. He loves the sheer strength and heart that is displayed by entering into a ring with your opponent round after round. He loves the beautiful artwork and technical strategy of landing and defending punches. And he loves the rush of adrenaline that comes from a knockout. In order to encourage more kids to choose boxing as a sport, Gagandeep Singh adopts a strict policy that amateur boxers must always wear gloves and head gear when boxing. The usage of this protective equipment greatly reduces the chances of injury during a boxing match. When safety is ensured, the sport of friendly competition emerges, which invigorates a person and creates an atmosphere of fun for all.
Boxing may be a dangerous sport at higher levels, but one thing is certain among boxers; boxers are not more violent than the average person out in the street. To the contrary, boxers tend to be peaceful people who refuse to fight in the streets unless it is absolutely necessary. For this reason, Gagandeep Singh believes boxing will always have its rightful place in society.


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Dermal Therapy™ Eczema & Psoriasis Cream is a topical treatment that provides relief of dry skin, dermatitis, urticaria, eczema and psoriasis and also promotes the healing of skin while it soothes and moisturises.
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Suitable for face and body and children from two years of age.
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Cheechako Winter
Experience the beauty of the Yukon by dogsled, horseback, snow machine or snowshoes
A 4 day 3 night trip that gives you a little insight in winter activities of the Yukon.
Description We will pick up the guest at the hotel or airport depending on their arrangements. Pick up time will be anytime of the afternoon of the first day. From there it will take us about 25min to reach the Muktuk Lodge.
Guest will check in their rooms and have a introduction to our lifestyle with the dogs. We also go over the winter clothing they guest have and supply them with extra gear.
The guest is then free to explore the dog yard and the surrounding property till dinner is served at 6pm.
The lodge is in a great location to see Northern lights if they are active. Guest are welcome to stay up and watch, we supply hot beverages for the night.
If you are a early bird and want to help with the daily chores with the dogs you are more than welcome to jump in and help with feeding. If you like to start your morning slow after staying up late at night to watch Northern Lights you can do so as well. The lodge is comfortable and inviting, with 2 common rooms full of interesting books.
After a nice home cooked lunch it is time to prepare our dog teams for a fun ride in the afternoon. You will learn how to harness your team as well as how to put booties on your dogs. Your guide will give you a brief instruction on how to handle a sled and off we go for a 2 hour ride through the frozen Yukon wilderness.
Back at the lodge you are invited to help take care of your team, before enjoying a hot chocolate at a fire place in the lodge.
Just like on the first night you can stay up or set your alarm for every couple hours to check on northern lights. If you should be sleeping and the lights are active we will be waking you up.
On the 3rd day you can choose of you want to spend your afternoon on the back of a snow machine and explore the fish lake area or on the back of a horse and go for a 2hour ride in the fox lake area. We will drive you to the locations and pick you up again.
A hot and hearty home cooked meal will await you once returning from your adventure. After that there is one more night ahead to watch for the skies to light up. The morning of day 4 we head out for our fishing adventures and try our luck in catching some local fish.
There will be enough time for another hot chocolate and a farewell to your dogs before we will bring you back to the airport or a hotel in downtown depending on your travel arrangements.
- Transportation to and from Muktuk to all activities and to the airport/hotel
- A dog team with up to 6 dogs for a 2 hour ride (you will drive your own team)
- A horse or a snow machine(2 to one snow machine) for a 2 hour afternoon tour
- Snowshoes and a fishing license
- Half day visit at the Wildlife preserve and hotsprings
- Accommodation
- All meals
- Warm winter clothing for all activities
Not Included:
- Flights, (can be added from Vancouver to Whitehorse)
- travel insurance,
- alcoholic beverages
Cancellation Policy
- More than 30 days- no charge
- Between 30 and 10 days – 50% non refundable
- Less than 10 days – 100% non refundable
Child Policy
No children under the age of 10
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Walking with baby
I take my son out once a day for about 30mins to an hour. Usually later in the evening when the sun is low and it's super nice out. He loves being out there and is so curious about everything he sees and hears! I think you can take baby out 2 or 3 times a day if you want. Just be careful about protecting their skin and super SUPER careful about them touching anything!! I was careful with Lucas and he embraced it wonderfully and didn't get sick or allergies from anything so far! :)
I love this.. Monroe and I have been taking stroller walks whenever we can!! Tonight we did a quick 2 miles with the dog.. and he was zonked! :) It was gorgeous out and fresh air is sooo good for them!
I love babies getting fresh air and being outsides! I don't like when parents keep babies stuck in the house, then they go outside for the first few times and always get sick. They need to be exposed to things and build up immunity!!
This is great advice! I really need to start walking again! ... for myself!
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I was so scared of labour, to the point I refused to go to any antenatal classes because I would find out too much. But I quickly realised that I had nothing to worry about from the moment I phoned the delivery suite and was asked to go in.
The midwife and their student, carried out examinations, monitored me and my baby, and safely delivered my boy with true professionalism and reassurance. They made me feel that they believed in me and my ability to deliver my baby - something which I struggled to believe myself. They went over and above what you would usually expect from any medical professional - utterly amazing!!
I was made to feel at ease throughout the entire labour, as daft as that sounds, and I can only thank the staff for that.
Once I was quickly assisted by healthcare assistants to get cleaned up and they offered both me and my husband a cooked meal (which we were very surprised about). They then wheeled me to the Wrekin Unit in a swift but again professional manner, handing me over to the midwife there.
The Wrekin Unit was just as welcoming and offered to help with all of my needs. They even insisted on my husband not messing about with sterilising bottles at home as they had plenty I could use.
The food really was good and there were plenty of refreshments available.
When I was discharged, the staff were even willing to help us to the car in dreadful weather.
I cannot thank the staff our PRH enough for all of their help and support. They are all amazing and should be proud of the job that they are doing.
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It now seems clear that literary criticism was inherently doomed. Explicitly or otherwise it had based itself on a structure of echelons and hierarchies; it was about talent and elite. And the structure atomised as soon as the forces of democratisation gave their next concerted push. These forces — incomparably the more potent in our culture — have gone on pushing . . .
This assertive, engaging way of thinking, with its unacademic turn of phrase, shows the value of the independent critic.
Amis has style, intelligence, wit and force of personality; and he has the essential passion for literature and cultural values. But he never aimed to be a great, or really scholarly critic, only an entertaining and perceptive one.
This he certainly has achieved: reading him, we are in very different territory from that of the chap who announced in the Spectator that he had written a book called How to sound cultured: Master the 250 names that intellectuals love to drop into conversation. (Still, I must get hold of a copy asap.)
Amis is 67 now, and we should be turning to the best minds of a younger group. Let me define more exactly, though, what my ideal cultural critics might be like, and identify some of the forces that are driving them off course. They would, for a start, be able to write about European and American literature and culture as well as our own; to articulate why certain films are better than many novels, and why the best, say, Turkish film of a certain year might be better than all the produce of Hollywood; to evaluate recent poetry, music and architecture (within, for the non-specialist, reason); to write persuasively, memorably, and with luck wittily. They should be highly intelligent; have a lively and educated sensibility; be formidably well-read (though not as well-read as Steiner); have at least some talent in an art form such as poetry or storytelling (though probably not first-rank); know at least two or three languages; be a lover of other arts such as music and architecture; be extremely interested in history and philosophy; be discerning enthusiasts for the best in the contemporary arts, and willing to look for greatness in forms such as film. Crucially, they should be able to look forward as well as back. Exhaustive knowledge of any kind is unnecessary, but depth, breadth and taste are essential. Politically, they should be moderates, since otherwise bias may cloud judgment. It is difficult to imagine a really good critic of the far Right or far Left, but party allegiance is otherwise irrelevant; they might or might not have a strong political instinct, but they would need to know and be able to counter the opposition. They should try to avoid the intellectual weaknesses we can spot in the past: the naive-seeming longing for perfection of Arnold, the utopian socialism of Shaw, the nostalgic Christianity of Eliot, the anti-intellectualism of Orwell and the Movement writers, even the obsession of some conservatives with the canon. They can find some new, idiosyncratic fault of their own.
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The website http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/ is a superior weapon in the battle against Philistinism .
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May 13th, 2017
Lionel Trilling and Jacques Barzun ought to be a part of this article. You really cannot discuss culture without attention to their seminal work.
May 9th, 2017
hold a candle to T. S. Eliot on poetry? Yes: the American poet and critic, William Logan.
Richard Biron
April 17th, 2017
One name rather too quickly dismissed in this interesting piece was Terry Eagleton, whose brilliant book 'Culture' (published last year) wasn't mentioned (it isn't nearly as leftist as some of his writings): and whether you agree with his politics or not, he is a scholarly and perceptive critic.
April 4th, 2017
Both Jacques Barzun and Lionel Trilling deserve a mention in this article. A great read.
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April 2nd, 2017
No critic today can match the erudition, the linguistic brilliance, and the experience of John Simon.
April 2nd, 2017
Wonderful article. And special credit for mentioning James Woods. Woods was the last of the independents. Just read how he was treated by the n+1 crowd (all Yale graduates) and you will quickly see that independence has been replaced by company men doing company business. We're in a tough spot in the U.S. because most 'critics' are alumni of some elite academic institution and thus only praise works that come from same institutions. When was the last time you read a real critique of a Yale or Harvard author? They won't allow it. And now they are all stuck in the feedback loop of their own praise.
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April 1st, 2017
"Great creative [cultural] critics"? You neglected to mention Jacques Barzun. Louis Torres,Co-Editor, Aristos (An Online Review of the Arts and Editor, A Jacques Barzun Compendium - http://www.aristos.org/barzun.htm
March 31st, 2017
Western society is now post-western, having abandoned inherited standards in aesthetics, in personal, social and business morality, in manners, in language use and public discourse, in a sense of the spiritual, in its concept of the human person, in the ethics of war. Ideologues on the left and power brokers on the conservative right have legislated against the instincts of commonsense. We walk in a wasteland.
March 30th, 2017
This is a fascinating topic, and such people are surely missed. The current criticism most people rely on comes from websites such as IMDB and Rotten Tomatoes who just aggregate large numbers of opinions. There aren't enough figures who can stand out from the crowd and articulate a view.


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Don't be fooled into thinking the best sprinter in the country will be crowned at Flemington on Saturday.
The Lightning Stakes has a great tradition of producing the best sprinter in the country and it is not necessarily the favourite that wins.
Royal Ascot winner Choisir, Takeover Target, Miss Andretti, Scenic Blast and Black Caviar were all Lightning victors before heading to the old dart.
However, only Black Caviar (three times), and the flying Miss Andretti have won the Lightning as the punters' elect this century.
Often the favourite is the horse with the biggest boom. Like last year when Deep Field was the punters' choice as Lankan Rupee once again proved he was the king of speed down the straight 1000 metres.
Ladbrokes have Exosphere a narrow $2.50 favourite in front of the proven excitement machine Chautauqua at $2.60.
However, the race doesn't stop there with Terravista, Delectation and Japonisme all group 1 winners down the Flemington straight.
That is not something that either of the favourites can boast. Chautauqua is twice a Darley Classic runner-up and was second in the Newmarket Handicap.
Exosphere's only try down the straight was a fourth in the Coolmore Classic won by Japonisme.
Exosphere has been explosive early in his preparations but this is his D-day down the straight and also for a possible trip to England later in the year.
He is short enough at $2.50 but expect him to drift come raceday if Chautauqua is there, which should deservedly start favourite.
Exosphere is a powerful sprinter, which has further developed since the spring, and bank on him producing an effort like in the Roman Consul Stakes, his peak performance.
The Lightning might be the highlight of the afternoon but Flemington offers further insight into the three-year-olds ranks.
There might a slight surprise in the boys' ranks with High Chaparral colt Tivaci capable of putting himself into Australian Guineas contention by wining the C.S. Hayes Stakes.
He was slashing in the way he put way the older horses at Pakenham first-up and the 1400m and beyond will be right up his alley. At the each-way odds of $8, he could be one for those seeking value.
West Australian filly Perfect Reflection makes her eastern seaboard debut in The Vanity and has already been heavily supported to keep her unbeaten record, coming in from $2.70 to $2.30.
She has already beaten the older horses at group 1 level in the Kingston Town Stakes and this race should confirm her class.
Meanwhile, there is some real value in Godolphin import Arab Dawn in the Parramatta Cup. He loves firm going, which he didn't get on debut in Australia, and the $21 at Ladbrokes as he extends out in trip to 1900m looks overs.
Saturday selections
Flemington Race 7 - Exosphere $2.50
Flemington Race 6 - Tivaci $8
Rosehill Race 8 - Arab Dawn $21


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This ground floor log cabin, situated on a site with a few similar lodges on the outskirts of Strathpeffer in the Northern Highlands, can sleep four people in two bedrooms.
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Nearest AttractionsHeritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Beauly Priory - 7.4 miles (Abbey)
Gates of Negapatam (Fyrish Monument) - 11.1 miles (Historic Building)
Dochfour House & Gardens - 13.7 miles (Garden)
Knocknagael Boar Stone - 13.8 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Inverness Museum and Art Gallery - 13.9 miles (Museum)
Fortrose Cathedral - 15.4 miles (Cathedral)
Groam House Museum - 16 miles (Museum)
Loch Ness - 17.5 miles (Countryside)
Corrimony Chambered Cairn - 17.8 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Urquhart Castle - 18.2 miles (Castle)
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My Trip to Ecuador
By: Scott Booth
Ecuador is an amazing place to me because of all the amazing places and foods they have, Above is a picture of the Ecuador flag. In 2009, Ecuador had a population of 13.6 million people and they speak Quechua and spanish. The Capital City in Ecuador is Quito, Their currency (type of money) is dollars (same as U.S.), and two neighboring countries of Ecuador are Perú and Colombia. Below is a Map of Ecuador, all neighboring countries of Ecuador, and all the major cities in Ecuador.
Three Famous Places in Ecuador
One famous place in Ecuador is the church which is interesting for its amazing wooden crafted doors and the art displayed in the church.
Another famous place is Puerto Egas because of the fascinating eroded shapes form lava pools and caves, an amazing view.
The last famous place is the cathedral because of the interesting religous works of art made from the artist from the Quito School. Enjoy the picture below of Ecuador.
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Ecuador's Famous Foods
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In this festival is a ritual of God by having shirtless men baring crosses down the street each one representing Jesus. It continues until 3pm the purported hour of Jesus' death.


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New Wales manager Gary Speed is set to hold talks with striker Craig Bellamy to discuss the national captaincy.
Bellamy is in pole position to retain the armband for Speed's first game in charge in the new Four Nations tournament against Republic of Ireland in Dublin on 8th February.
However, the Cardiff striker, on a season-long loan from Manchester City, has often missed internationals because of his long-standing knee problem.
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David Bowie Gets Tributes From the Flaming Lips and Beck With Former Members of Nirvana
Several rockers honored the work of David Bowie at concerts this weekend.
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