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What are the best Chicago restaurants for wine?
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I like Telegraph — it's quite focused on natural wines, wines that have a lot of sense of place. The sommelier there gets a lot of praise. I think most people forget about Pops for Champagne. I was just looking at their list; it's one of the best champagne lists. If you're looking for a Grand Award wine list, Tru is going to offer that. I think, for Chicago, we're fortunate to have a big list like that — 1,800 selections. Those places you can go esoteric, classic or fun.
How do you define a great wine program? The breadth of it? Does the selection match what you're looking for as far as the style you want and what have you? There's a new restaurant called Carriage House in Chicago. It's not a very big list, about 50 or 60 selections, but each wine has a purpose; and you can tell that a lot of thought went into selecting a wine. It would be very easy because it's a Southern-driven restaurant to go, "Oh, we're just going to pick 10 wines," but they did decide that wine is important and people enjoy wine; so they put together a very thoughtful, well-curated selection. It's little bit off the beaten path, some of the wines, but I was really impressed by the sommelier there because each bottle has a purpose. I think they've done a really awesome job of selecting the wines.
Shebnem [Ince] ran a pretty awesome program over at The Gage, as well as Henri. She recently left, and Jason Wagner took over. I have no doubt that he will keep the tradition of very thoughtful wines that you normally wouldn't encounter.
It's really easy to say, "Ok, people like cabernet, people like chardonnay, people like malbec," so it's like we can make this easy or we can make this hard. We can make it easy and just put pinot noir, chardonnay and cabernet on, and people will be very happy. But to take that extra step and extra effort of what's new — maybe wine from the Languedoc, maybe wines from southern Spain, maybe there's frappato from Sicily — just to keep it interesting and not the norm. But it does take a little bit more effort to run those programs because you do have to train the staff. You do have to take that the wines may not sell, so you might have to use a little bit more effort to get people excited about them as well. It just takes a lot more effort to run an interesting program because you do have to train the staff.
RM Champagne, which I just did. Telegraph has a great wine list. Sepia, which gets looked over all the time, has one of the most exciting wine lists in all the Midwest, in my opinion.
I think Urban Union has a great wine program. Spiaggia, it's always had a great wine program, great somms. There's a Belgian place called Leopold that has a startlingly good list. My partner in crime here at Perman Wine Selections, Craig Perman, just did the wine list at a new place that opened up in Logan Square called Fat Rice. That's a fabulous wine list, of course, because he's got great taste. Then there are places like Telegraph and Rootstock; they're both wine bars but they have good food and great wine lists.
One of the best restaurants for wine is also among one of the most talked about. The Boarding House, which opened last winter, is the crowning achievement of master sommelier Alpana Singh, a household name among local wine snobs and then some. The ceiling of its dining room features a sculpture made of around 4,000 wine bottles, and while the menu has significantly less (about 500), it's still impressive.
An oldie but a goodie, Bin 36 was Chicago's first modern restaurant to take wine seriously, and its expertly executed menu still draws both loyal and new diners. At the base of iconic Marina City, it's a big, downtown dining room with lots of little corners, and every item on the extensive menu of new-American staples references a specific bin, making pairing a cinch.


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Made in Scotland Timeline
Made in Scotland showcase - chronological order of shows
Since its inception, Made in Scotland supported over 80 Scottish artists to perform as part of the showcase on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe:
Will Pickvance, Anatomy of the Piano (for beginners) | Sita Pieraccini in association with Feral, Bird | Gary Gardiner, Ian Johnston, Adrian Howells, Dancer | Sam Rowe Theatre, Macrobert Arts Centre in association with Showroom, Denton and Me | Adura Onashile, Expensive Shit | Pachamama Produtions, National Theatre of Scotland and Regular Music, Glasgow Girls | Graeme Stephen, Graeme Stephen's METROPOLIS | Kieran Hurley with Show and Tell, Heads Up | Starcatchers, RSNO and Pleasance Kids, Hup | Simon Thacker and Justyna Jablonska, Karmana, Songs of the Roma | Kai Fischer, in association with the National Theatre of Scotland, Last Dream (On Earth) | Puppet State Theatre, Leaf by Niggle | Greengold Projects and Authentic Arts Collective, Mairi Campbell: Pulse | Andy Manley and Red Bridge Arts, Mikey and Addie | Moishe's Bagel, Moishe's Bagel, World Folk Music | Barrowland Ballet and Macrobert Arts Centre, Poggle | Janis Claxton Dance, Pop-up Duets (fragments of love) | Mark Lyken, The Terrestrial Sea | Barrowland Ballet, Whiteout |
Gary McNair and Show And Tell, A Gambler's Guide to Dying | Matthew Collings / Magnetic North, A Requiem for Edward Snowden | Fiona Soe Paing, Alien Lullabies | Ramesh Meyyappan, Butterfly | Robbie Synge, Douglas | Claire Cunningham, Give Me a Reason to Live | The Letter J, Grandad and Me | Mike Vass, In the Wake of Neil Gunn | Ensemble Thing, Independence | PianoPiano, PianoPiano | Alexander McCall Smith and James Ross, Silver Darlings | Simon Thacker's Svara- Kanti | Traverse Theatre Company, Swallow (by Stef Smith) | Zinnie Harris and John Harris, The Garden | Queen Jesus Plays, The Gospel According to Jesus, Queen of Heaven | Stellar Quines, The Jennifer Tremblay Trilogy | Ailie Cohen Puppet Maker, The Secret Life of Suitcases | Vanishing Point, Tomorrow | Colette Sadler / Stammer Productions, We Are the Monsters | Birds of Paradise and Random Accomplice, Wendy Hoose by Johnny McKnight | Scottish Dance Theatre, Yama by Damien Jalet |
Lung Ha's & Stellar Quines Theatre Companies, 13 Sunken Years | Daniel Padden and Wounded Knee, And Blithely Spend the Gowden Day | Tromolo Productions, Biding Time (remix) | Curious Seed, Chalkabout | Fire Exit / David Leddy, City of the Blind | Brian Molley Quartet, Clock | Daniel's Beard, Complete Nonsense and the Lady of Shalott | Caroline Bowditch, Falling in Love with Frida | Tortoise in a Nutshell, Feral | High Heart Dance Company, Footprints | Fire Exit / David Leddy, Horizontal Collaboration | Shona Reppe and Andy Manley, Huff | Grid Iron and Edinburgh International Book Festival, Letters Home | White Stag Theatre Company, MacBheatha | Scottish Dance Company, Miann | Strangeness and Charm, Music for the Book of Deer | Unlimited Theatre, Playdough | Ensemble Thing, Replaceable Things | Simon Tacker, Simon Thacker's Ritmata | Amy and Rosana Cade, Sister | Fiona Rutherford, Sleep Sound | Pumajaw, Song Noir - the director's cut | Traverse Theatre Company, Spoiling | Michelle Burke, Step into my Parlour | The Black Diamond Express, Midnight Train | Daniel's Beard, The Canongate Chamber Project | The Soutar Quartet and Poorboy Theatre, The Sma Room Seance | Barrowland Ballet, Tiger | Barrowland Ballet, Tiger Tale | Amy Duncan, Undercurrents | Traverse Theatre Company, Unfaithful | Ryan van Winkle and Dan Gorman, Viewmaster |
The first Made in Scotland showcase to include music.
Junction 25, Anoesis | AJ Taudevin & Kieran Hurley, Chalk Farm (presented by Thick Skin) | Robbie Thomson, Ecstatic Arc (presented by Sonica) | Adura Onashile, HeLa (in association with Iron Oxide) | Robert Softley, If These Spasms Could Speak | Scottish Dance Theatre, Innocence | David Leddy / Fire Exit, Long Live the Little Knife | Claire Cunningham & Gail Sneddon, Menage a Trois (presented by the National Theatre of Scotland) | Wee Stories, One Giant Leap | Scottish Dance Company, Second Coming | Sven Werner, Tales of Magical Realism (presented by Sonica) | macrobert, Titus | The Arches & Regular Music, Whatever Gets You Through the Night | The Black Diamond Express, Midnight Train | Big Sky, The Boy and the Bunnet | Astrid String Quartet, Five by Five | The Queen's Hall presents: Bella Hardy, Karine Polwart, The Chair, Scottish National Jazz Orchestra | NOISE, The Sloans Project | The One Ensemble, Saint Seven | The Dead Man's Waltz, Story's End | Alex Yellowlees | Vocali3e, Atlantic Crossings | Amy Duncan, Cycles of Life | Blueflint | Tigerstyle Ltd, Digi-Bhang Live | Martin Kershaw, Hero as Riddle | RANT | Scottish Saxophone Ensemble and Guests | Glasgow Improvisers Orchestra, Some I Know, Some I Don't | Sophie Bancroft & Louis Durra Trio |
Rob Drummond, Bullet Catch (presented by The Arches) | Joe Douglas & Gareth Nicholls, Educating Ronnie (produced by macrobert) | Donna Rutherford, Kin | Caroline Bowditch, Leaving Limbo Landing | Molly Taylor, Love Letters to the Public Transport System (presented by the National Theatre of Scotland) | Frozen Charlotte Productions, Paperbelle | Communicado, Tam O'Shanter | Catherine Wheels Theatre Company, The Ballad of Pondlife McGurk | Shona Reppe, The Curious Scrapbook of Josephine Bean | Davey Anderson, The Static (presented by Thick Skin) | Room 2 Manoeuvre, Watch iT! | Smallpetitklein Dance Company, Within this Dust |
Barrowland Ballet, A Conversation with Carmel | Fish & Game, Alma Mater | Poorboy, Blood and Roses | Ailie Cohen Puppet Maker, Cloud Man | Tumult in the Clouds, Fleeto and Wee Andy | Junction 25, I Hope My Heart Goes First | David Hughes Dance, Last Orders | Scottish Dance Theatre, Matters of the Heart | Lung Ha's Theatre Company and Unga Klara, Medea's Children | RT Productions in association with Citizens Theatre, One Million Tiny Plays About Britain | Lu Kemp in association with Catherine Wheels, One Thousand Paper Cranes | Ramesh Meyyappan in association with Iron Oxide, Snails & Ketchup | Traverse Theatre Company, Ten Plagues | The Arches presents Adrian Howells | Citizens Theatre (A TAG production), The Monster in the Hall | Fire Exit Ltd, Untitled Love Story | Grid Iron, What Remains |
Plan B, A Wee Home From Home | Grant Smeaton, Bette / Cavett | Iron Oxide Ltd / Edinburgh Mela, Cargo | Grid Iron, Decky Does a Bronco | proudExposure, Markus Makavellian's International Order | Colette Sadlet / Stammer Productions, Musical | Janice Parker Dance Company, Private Dancer | Ankur and Pachamama Productions, Roadkill | Scottish Dance Theatre | Fire Exit in association with the Citizens Theatre, Sub Rosa | Vox Motus, The Not-so-fatal Death of Grandpa Fredo | Giant in association with Platform, The Songbird: A Tone Poem | Traverse Theatre Company, While You Lie | Catherine Wheels Theatre Company, White |
Grid Iron, Barflies | Tabula Rasa Dance Company, Dilly Dilly | Random Accomplice, Little Johnny's Big Gay Musical | Puppet State Theatre Company, The Man Who Planted Trees | Claire Cunningham in association with Jess Curtis/Gravity, ME (Mobile/Evolution) | Traverse Theatre Company, Midsummer | Scottish Dance Theatre | Citizens Theatre, The Sound of My Voice | The Arches presents Dudendance Theatre, Spaceman | Fire Exit/David Leddy, Susurrus | The Arches presents Nic Green, Trilogy | Fire Exit/David Leddy and Tron Theatre Company, White Tea | Burnt Goods with Tron Theatre, Year of the Horse |

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Hello and welcome to ExamPundit. Here is a set of Computer Knowledge Quiz for Bank and Insurance Exams.
1. A page fault:
(a) Is an error in a specific page
(b) Occurs when a program accesses a page of memory
(c) Is an access to a page not currently in memory
(d) None of these
(e) All the above
2. The process of transferring data intended for a peripheral device into a disk (or intermediate store) so that it can be transferred to peripheral at a more convenient time or in bulk, is known as ___
(a) Multiprogramming
(b) Spooling
(c) Caching
(d) Virtual programming
(e) Clearing
3. An instruction in a programming language that is replaced by a sequence of instructions prior to assembly or compiling is known as ___
(a) procedure name
(b) macro
(c) label
(d) literal
(e) mini
4. Banker's algorithm for resource allocation deals with:
(a) Deadlock prevention
(b) Deadlock avoidance
(c) Deadlock recovery
(d) Mutual exclusion
(e) None of these
5. The state of a process after it encounters an I/O instruction is ___
(a) Ready
(b) Blocked/Waiting
(c) Idle
(d) Running
(e) Coding
6. The number of processes completed per unit time is known as _____.
(a) Output
(b) Throughput
(c) Efficiency
(d) Capacity
(e) Input
7. Which of the following file name extension suggests that the file is Backup copy of another file?
(a) TXT
(b) COM
(c) BAS
(d) BAK
(e) BAT
8. Which technique was introduced because a single job could not keep both the CPU and the I/O devices busy?
(a) Time-sharing
(b) Spooling
(c) Preemptive scheduling
(d) Multiprogramming
(e) Multi tasking
9. A sequence of instructions, in a computer language, to get the desired result, is known as:
(a) Algorithm
(b) Decision Table
(c) Program
(d) All of the above
(e) None of these
10. Information in a memory that is no longer valid or wanted is known as:
(a) Non-volatile
(b) Volatile
(c) Surplus
(d) Garbage
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These days' people are making large sum of money through spending their little time on creating application for I-Phone. I-Phone application industry does not rely only on innovations; they find more new ways for making money out of apps. Their technology is advancing day by day. The applications of I-Phone range from helpful to entertainment. They have given birth to a new side market.
Few days back I got chance of attending an event in Manhattan at Soho House. It was a party launched for the new I-Phone application i.e. Fitness Builder. I was simply amazed and astonished to see such great technological advancement. Actually I do not have an I-Phone or an iPod; otherwise I would love to download all the images and videos related to fitness. This application contains almost 400 workouts. I really think how this could be useful when many of the people do not have the facility of I-phone or other smart phones.
For Craig Schlossberg and Declan Condron who are the co founders of Pump One does not consider it to be main issue. They developed the Fitness Builders by spending four years in gym. With I-Phone they also send its version in Blackberry and Treo. Its current ranking is 15th in the top 50 health paid and fitness apps. It costs only $ 19.99.
Here another question also arises that when the application is limited only to few products, can it succeed? Even there is a question that sharing it with other consumer products like Blackberry and Treo could be useful or not? It is the thing which you people need to think upon.
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South Park: The Stick of Truth Release Date
Ubisoft has announced that South Park: The Stick of Truth will launch on December 10 in North America and December 12 in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, right in the holiday release window announced at E3.
Anyone who pre-orders The Stick of Truth will receive the Ultimate Fellowship pack, which offers "four exclusive Stick of Truth costumes that come equipped with special abilities."
The Necromancer Sorcerer will increase fire damage, the Rogue Assassin will let players earn extra gold, the Ranger Elf costume deals extra weapon damage, and the Holy Defender outfit raises defense.
Ubisoft also announced the Grand Wizard Edition, which will be available for $79.99. In addition to a copy of the game, the set includes:
6" Kidrobot Cartman Grand Wizard figure
Kingdom of South Park map
Ultimate Fellowship Pack
South Park: The Stick of Truth is headed to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC from developer Obsidian.
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TYLER (KYTX) - The Tyler Salvation Army is showing appreciation for its volunteers.
Winning the "Doing the Most Good" Award was CBS19 for its efforts to get the word out about the Salvation Army's work in the community. CBS19 General Manager John Gaston accepted the award on behalf of the station.
CBS19 employees logged 100 hours at the red kettles during the Christmas season, helping to raise more than $7,000 dollars.
Also, Thursday night, Andre Thompson, the man who set a new record for bell ringing was honored. He rang straight through for 105 hours. The Walgreen's where he rang the bell was also recognized.
"All of our 80 employees get behind the kettle drive and its very important to us to make it successful. Every year we seem to grow the project. The credit goes to the people that work there, for London Broadcasting," says Gaston.


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By Mack Wilberg
SATB choir/TBB choir and piano (4 hands)/orchestra ([2, 2, 2, 2-4, 3, 3, 1], timpani, percussion, strings)
No. 3 of 'Four American Folk Hymns'. Arranged by Mack Wilberg. Mixed Voices. Sacred, Choral Leaflet. Vocal score. 16 pages. Duration 5'. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193860599).
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HULL CITY look set to miss out on signing Welsh international star Hal Robson-Kanu, who is holding talks with Atletico Madrid and Sevilla.
Robson-Kanu had looked all set to join the Tigers under Steve Bruce but Bruce's resignation put the move on hold.
The 27-year-old striker admitted the presence of Bruce would have been a big factor in any move and now Spanish duo Atletico Madrid and Sevilla are looking to swoop.
Robson-Kanu excelled up front for Wales at Euro 2016 but is now a free agent, having left Reading.
Hull have also been linked with Reading full-back Chris Gunter, who is another Wales international.
Roberto Martinez remains the firm favourite to succeed Bruce in the Hull managerial dugout with the Tigers board set to interview the former Everton chief this weekend.
American coach Bob Bradley has also emerged as a surprise contender for the job and the current Le Harve manager is now second favourite for the role.
Middlesbrough, meanwhile, have been linked with a move for Hull defender Harry Maguire and are rumoured to have tabled a £4m bid.
However, any move looks on hold until the Tigers appoint their new manager.
Boro have also completed the signing of Aston Villa's USA international goalkeeper Brad Guzan while midfielder Adam Forshaw is attracting the interest of Wolves who will have to pay around £2m to land his services.
In the Championship, Leeds United left-back Charlie Taylor is attracting the interest of a host of Premier League clubs but the 22-year-old is fully expected to start the new season at Elland Road.
Taylor is out of contract next summer and has no desire to discuss extending terms at present which could lead to Burnley in particular launching a £6m bid.
West Ham, Middlesbrough and West Brom are also said to be interested.
But Whites chairman Massimo Cellino is believed to have no desire to sell Taylor early, though the situation could change with United currently being linked with a Chinese takeover.
Sheffield Wednesday enjoyed a productive Thursday by completing the signings of both Daniel Pudil and Almen Abdi from Watford whilst also seeing midfielder Kieran Lee sign a new three-year deal.
Elsewhere, former Leeds, Rotherham United and Doncaster Rovers midfieler Paul Green has joined Oldham Athletic on a one-year deal.
Green - who has left Rotherham - spent part of pre-season at Doncaster, hinting that he may be about to make a return to the Keepmoat, but the 33-year-old has now signed for the Latics.
In League One, Sheffield United have received a second bid from Birmingham City for striker Che Adams.
An initial offer from the Blues was rejected, leaving Birmingham chief Gary Rowett to draw up alternative options, but now the Midlands club have returned with a second bid in the region of £1.7m.
The bid is also thought to contain an estimated £400,000 worth of add-on payments.
Bradford City have missed out on signing former loanee Kyel Reid who has joined Coventry City on a free transfer having been released by Preston North End.
In National League, York City are on the hunt for a new striker as summer signing Richard Brodie could miss the start of the season with a swollen foot and ankle.


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York's latest landmark development opportunity is being officially launched for sale at an event today (6th July 2011) at The Royal York Hotel.
Alps Commercial will bring to market this rare opportunity on behalf of Nestlé to a group of VIP's next week, revealing a unique site within one of York City Council's Conservation Areas.
The Cocoa Works has everything developers and investors are looking for; location, heritage and prestige.
The site itself sits between Haxby Road and Wigginton Road, to the North of York City Centre, with enviable views of the stunning York Minster.
The launch is the culmination of a project that aims to create a high-quality sustainable development and a new diverse urban community in the heart of York.
CEO of Alps, Peter Alcock, said:
"This is a truly rare and exciting development opportunity in one of the UK's best loved cities.
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"Thanks to the partnership Nestlé and its consultants have forged with the City Council, the Planners will support the creation of a stunning new mixed-use development in which people can work, live and play."
The Cocoa Works is anything but a standard mixed use development site, it's a fantastic and rare opportunity to make headline property news.
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Monthly Archives: August 2016
By Ali Mignone, Stage Manager for Strings Music Festival
For the staff, volunteers and crew at Strings, these past eight weeks have been like Mr. Toad's Wild Ride in The Wind in the Willows—our own musical escapade to "nowhere in particular." But as the Strings Music Festival summer season winds down, many things in the pavilion are depleted: hospitality stocks of water and trail mix, every single Sharpie marker, microphone batteries and much of this stage manager's energy and brain capacity.
I have come to understand that there is a natural progression for any season-oriented undertaking:
- Game On—fully stocked and raring to go
- Oops, Oh Yeah—early season overconfidence, relearning last season's forgotten lessons
- The Groove—mid-season smooth sailing, stuff is getting done, people are getting along
- We Can Do This—final stretch re-energizing, psyche up for the finish, buy more Band-Aids
- It's Not Over Yet?—bleary-eyed-ness and inability to form complete sentences even though there's work yet to be done
Personally, I am smack-dab in the middle of the final stage, so the remainder of this column will be about me counting things and forgetting to put in proper punctuation (with apologies to the Pilot's copyeditors for the extra work).
A distillation of Strings' 29th summer season:
- 12,815 Audience members
- 107 Classical musicians
- 95 Hours of classical rehearsal
- 79 Community volunteers
- 60 Pots of (terrible) coffee
- 46 Guild members
- 45 Different Tempo artists
- 30 Performances at the pavilion
- 8 Free shows at the Botanic Park
- 4 Rolls of black gaff tape
- 1 Hard-working technical crew and management team
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- ∞ music stand and orchestra chair moves
Our crazy, eight-week musical adventure has brought us from Clint Black to Charlie Chaplin's Gold Rush to Tommy Emmanuel and all the way to Vienna in 1800. And now, we exit the summer season ride a little breathless, somewhat windblown and ready to prop our slippered feet up on the fender and proclaim it a jolly good time indeed.
Upcoming fall/winter events:
- Saturday, August 20, 8pm – Lake Street Dive (soul pop)
- Friday, September 9 – BOSTYX Unplugged (acoustic hits of Boston and Styx)
- Friday, October 14 – Todo Mundo (world music)
- Friday, November 4 – Mandy Harvey (jazz)
- Thursday, December 22 – Riders In The Sky (Christmas the Cowboy Way)
- Friday, December 23 – The Science of Santa (holiday family show)
- March 3 – Broadway's Next Hit Musical (improv musical comedy)
Tickets available at (970) 879-5056 and www.stringsmusicfestival.com.
Ali Mignone stage manages for Strings Music Festival, among other things. When she's not telling roadies and musicians what to do, you can find her hiking, biking or skiing around the Yampa Valley and blogging at thequirkyquill.com.
By Ali Mignone, Stage Manager for Strings Music Festival
I often write about performing artists and their quirks in this column, giving short shrift to my black-clad stagehand colleagues who are the heavy lifters, the gaff-tapers, the fix-it-quick-ers and the small gods of all things technical.
So I set out to write a column about the history of stagehands, going back to Greek theatre (700 BC) and Roman theatre (4th century). But what I discovered was…nothing. I admit that my research is done online in three hour chunks of classical rehearsal time and is regularly interrupted by necessary rehearsal tasks. But, still…nothing?
It wasn't until I moved into 14th century Japan and the start of the Noh theatre tradition that I started to find written details about stagehands. It's clear that the Greeks and the Romans had them—based on stage directions written into surviving scripts, the layout of theatre ruins and the undeniable fact that performer egos are performer egos no matter what century they inhabit—but stagehand contributions from those periods are lost to time. Or at least, they're lost to this stage manager's quick perusal of the internet during a rehearsal break.
Stage attendants for Japanese Noh theatre are called "koken," even to this day. The running crew for Japanese Kabuki theatre are "kuroko." In these traditional art forms—which date back to the 14th and 17th centuries—the koken and kuroko appear onstage, wearing black, to move scenery and props during a performance, much like today's western stagehands. Their black clothing signaled to the audience that they were not part of the action of the performance, that they were not to be noticed. During a Kabuki performance, kuroko might become scenery themselves—by stretching a piece of fabric to become a wall or the sea, or holding a mask to represent an animal or another natural element.
Western theatre lore says that theatrical rigging for backdrops and scenery pieces in Elizabethan times came from ship rigging, and that the 16th century stagehand was probably a sailor working a second job. While that idea might be apocryphal, I like the thought that when sailors were in port between sailing gigs, they might get work as theatre technicians.
In the 17th century, western opera took the idea of the not-to-be-seen stagehand and expanded it to fit opera's more-is-more grandeur with the supernumerary. A supernumerary is a non-speaking, non-singing role intended to fill out the stage with people during crowd scenes. Unlike their Japanese stagehand cousins, opera supers are actors and appear in costume, not in black, because they're intended to be part of the scene. Although their larger purpose is to create stage tableaux during the performance, supers are often called on to move furniture and props during the singing action onstage.
Strings has a small technical crew—a lighting designer, a lead audio engineer, an assistant audio engineer and a stage manager. For classical recordings, we also have a recording engineer. For Different Tempo shows, our production director joins in the heavy lifting. In a larger venue, each of these positions would be managing multiple team members, designing systems and directing the action of a department. At Strings, each of us is a get-your-hands-dirty worker as well as the brains behind our individual specialties onstage. What that means for me is that, in addition to being the stage manager, I am also the sole classical concert stagehand, regularly seen onstage (wearing black) moving chairs and stands.
My excellent colleagues happily jump in to help me when there's more to move than I can manage, leaving their lighting and soundboard brain work behind to become piano-moving or harpsichord-shifting muscle. Theatre technicians can be a territorial lot (some crews act like they're still crotchety Elizabethan pirates on second jobs), making cross-departmental cooperation a thing to be celebrated. So, even though stagehands have been avoiding the limelight for centuries, I'd like to put the spotlight on the stage crew at Strings for some well-deserved kudos.
Thanks, guys. You're the best—I couldn't do this without you.
Upcoming events:
- Tuesday, August 9, 8pm – Asleep at the Wheel (western swing)
- Thursday, August 11, 12:15pm – Jay Roemer and Friends (free, at the Botanic Park)
- Friday, August 12, 8pm – Keb' Mo' Band (American roots and blues)
- Saturday, August 20, 8pm – Lake Street Dive (soul pop)
- Friday, September 9, 8pm – BOSTYX Unplugged (Acoustic hits of BOSTON and STYX)
- Friday, October 14, 8pm – Todo Mundo (World Music)
- Friday, November 4, 8pm – Mandy Harvey (American jazz singer/songwriter)
Tickets available at (970) 879-5056 and www.stringsmusicfestival.com.
Ali Mignone stage manages for Strings Music Festival, among other things. When she's not telling roadies and musicians what to do, you can find her hiking, biking or skiing around the Yampa Valley and blogging at thequirkyquill.com.
By Ali Mignone, Stage Manager for Strings Music Festival
I move a lot of chairs and music stands around the Strings Music Pavilion these days, usually in the service of setting up or striking an orchestra. Luckily for me, hundreds of years of music history provide a road map for my organizational and logistical efforts. A western orchestra is made up of four sections, or families—strings, woodwinds, brass and percussion—and the location of each instrument onstage is pretty standard.
Strings: instruments that make sound from strings that are plucked (guitar, harp), bowed (violin) or struck (dulcimer, piano).
Woodwinds: instruments that make sound by having air blown into them, either across an edge (flute), through a reed (clarinet, saxophone), or between two reeds (bassoon.)
Brass: instruments that make sound by vibrating air through the lips into a mouthpiece. They may or may not be made out of metal.
Percussion: instruments that make sound by being hit, shaken, scratched or rubbed.
Notice that these families have nothing to do with what the instrument is made from, and everything to do with how each group produces sound. Flutes and saxophones are both made of metal, but they belong to the woodwind family, not the brass, because they don't use the lip vibration method to make sound. It could certainly be argued that brass instruments and woodwinds are cousins, since they both produce sound with air. But the method of producing the sound and the resulting timbre of the sound are so different between the groups that they're categorized as separate families.
It can also be argued that, instead of being a string instrument, the piano belongs to the percussion family because it produces sound by hammers hitting the strings. In fact, after (admittedly brief) research online, it seems that the question of which family can claim the piano is an ongoing argument among people who care about such things. For my purposes, which consist solely of "where do I put this onstage?", the piano is a string instrument and sits behind the violins in orchestra setup.
(Unless the orchestra is playing a piano concerto, and then the piano sits front and center in the solo position. Let's not even mention the logistical nightmare that happens when the piano has a starring role in one piece, but has to move to its modest rear position for another piece in the same program. I'm so grateful that Strings' pianos have wheels…)
Orchestra configurations can differ, depending on the instrumentation and the conductor's preferences, but in general, the families are grouped together and set up from stage right to stage left like this: first violins, second violins, violas, cellos, basses behind cellos. Woodwinds are grouped together mid-stage, right behind the violas. Brass are usually in a row behind the winds, but occasionally they get grouped over by the basses if space is tight. Percussion goes behind everybody. Because the Strings stage is relatively shallow, I tend to set up timpani at stage left rear, behind the basses, and percussion at stage right rear, behind the violins.
At their kids' performances, C Street Brass makes a reasonable-sounding trumpet onstage using just a piece of rubber tube and a plastic funnel. And just to prove that instrument families are about sound production method and not materials, if funnel-tubing guy shows up to play an orchestra concert, I'll give him a seat in the brass section.
Upcoming events:
- Wednesday, August 3, 7pm – Music of the Baroque (baroque ensemble with soprano)
- Thursday, August 4, 12:15pm – Small Town World (Yampa Botanic Park, free)
- Friday, August 5, 11am – Open Classical Rehearsal for Families (free, ages 4 and older invited)
- Friday, August 5, 8pm – Loudon Wainwright III & Iris DeMent (singer-songwriters)
- Saturday, August 6, 10am – Yoga and Classical Music (free, in Strings Music Festival Park)
- Saturday, August 6, 7pm – Closing Night Orchestra: Vienna in 1800
Tickets available at (970) 879-5056 and www.stringsmusicfestival.com.
Ali Mignone stage manages for Strings Music Festival, among other things. When she's not telling roadies and musicians what to do, you can find her hiking, biking or skiing around the Yampa Valley and blogging at thequirkyquill.com.


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REVEALED: Britain has 10 Brexit trade deals lined up with global giants
BRITAIN already has 10 post-Brexit trade deals lined up, Liam Fox said last night.
The new Secretary of State for International Trade is aiming to make Britain "a beacon of open trade around the world".
He revealed he will be allowed to pick the brightest and best from each government department to ensure he heads the strongest team to advance Britain's interests.
Mr Fox said: "One of the things that has always irritated people in Britain about our relationship with the EU is that we always applied all the EU laws.
"By the same token, one of the things that people will trust in us is that we apply all the laws.
"I have been very clear that this government will make a success of our exit from the European Union"Theresa May
"People understand that if we make a law, we will apply it."
Last night Whitehall confirmed a list of 10 economic powerhouses, including India, China, Japan, Australia and Canada have already committed informally to making trade deals with the UK.
Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull confirmed he wants to complete a free trade deal with Britain as he called Prime Minister Theresa May to offer his congratulations on her appointment.
Mrs May said: "I have been very clear that this government will make a success of our exit from the European Union.
"One of the ways we will do this is by embracing the opportunities to strike free trade deals.
"It is very encouraging that one of our closest international partners is already seeking to establish just such a deal."
Mr Fox said his new department would have three aims: developing a new ability for Britain to negotiate trade contracts "for the first time in 43 years", encouraging direct investment in the UK and promoting British goods and services around the world.
He said: "The whole concept of economic blocks belongs in the 20th Century. The prize in the 21st Century will go to those who understand flexibility and agility. This is part of Britain's DNA.
"I think there is a chance for this country to be a global beacon for open trade.
"We can't negotiate trade deals independently while we're still a member of the EU, so what we're doing is having the discussions so we know where we are.
"We have a very skilled workforce, we have industrial peace, we speak English…we have all the skills and guarantees to be the most trustworthy trade partners in the world."


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cellphones and other devices are thought of by chipmakers today as low-end devices. however, they may soon require high-end performance if current trends continue. semiconductors of 130 microns, for instance, were announced by intel to be ready for most cellphones by the third quarter of 2003. however, the same company introduced these chips in early 2002 in its pentium 4 microprocessor. they did not introduce them as rapidly for cellphones because cellphone companies–and manufacturers of other devices like pdas–were not thought to need such chips as urgently as computer makers needed them. now, though, cellphone makers could possibly call upon chipmakers to produce 90 nanometer semiconductors for their own use very soon because of the incredible array of data which is beginning to go into and come out of the phones. addresses, maps, text-based "missiles" for gamers, and even profiles of singles walking along the same sidewalk are items already available in some non-u.s. markets. and in the united states, the fcc "will require carriers to be able to pinpoint subscribers within 100 meters by december, 2005." this will be accomplished via the use of global positioning system technology. however, it will also require incredibly fast chips. after all, if one is in a crowded place such as new york's times square on new years' eve, a satellite may have to differentiate between a deluge of data points that would tax the most advanced gpu. similarly, walking down a crowded tokyo street can lead one to hundreds of singles' profiles at once. not only that, but the technology will keep growing–unless privacy groups rise up with enough force or citizens refuse to buy. the 911 emergency response system, for instance, could easily record not only the person's whereabouts, but also medical history and vital signs. should demand for more and more data and even graphics continue to increase, it is possible that the comparison between low-end and high-end technology will become forever blurred. as consumers get more, they tend to want more. the use of pdas and other items by many consumers shows a willingness to buy many things, and to want to use them more and more often. that trend may continue to the point where one day there will be no such thing as a "low-end" system.
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|no new phone for me! (10:57am est mon aug 04 2003)
i think the phones should be like the phone i had 5yrs ago huge thing that could only be used in my car because it was so dang big. i also realy hate the idea of being tracked by out big brother government. it just one step closer to no personal fredoms sounds like something the natzis would like to have done to the jew because they did do it. here is a yellow star to identify you here is your personal cellphone to let us know were you are at all times so when we want to get you we can. gps in cell phones is not what this world needs. – by i'll never get one
|don't track me! (11:17am est mon aug 04 2003)
i hate it too that the government knows where i am. imagine if they tried to pull this stunt with a landline.
no one would ever stand for the government knowing where you were when you made a 911 call from your home phone.
oh, wait… – by ms
|typo? (11:34am est mon aug 04 2003)
"semiconductors of 130 microns" link mentions .13 micron.
i think pdas, cell phones will always have lower speed/performance than the desktop. more work needs to be done on sharing workload between the handhelds and backend servers – by nit
|then turn it off (11:36am est mon aug 04 2003)
if you dont want to be tracked, then turn it off. you cant be tracked when its not on. besides, who cares if they know the general vacinity you are when you are moving? they already know wher you are 90% of the time anyway. home, work, etc. lol. – by jw
|scary (11:40am est mon aug 04 2003)
new phones are smaller and lighter than before, they also can run in standby mode for two weeks or more, that's good. on the other hand, i still can't understand why people buy oddly shaped phones with wierdly shaped keys and think they are "in". if it is called a phone, it should be capable of making phone calls. short text messages are fine and schedule also helps at times, but who really cares for games or wap on such a puny display? some poor souls are even paying close to $1000 for phones with a built-in mp3 player� – by jac
|1000 bucks?! (12:53pm est mon aug 04 2003)
my phone plays mp3's..it was only 100 bucks
playing games on a phone is fun…having a camera attachted to it is very convienient, who wants to carry around a digi cam? i've always got my cell so its nice
i like all the feature they're putting into them, if you dont like them , then dont use them..simple as that – by i can spell?
|instant messaging on steroids … (2:16pm est mon aug 04 2003)
i must be getting old. when walking a crowded street in tokyo, i neither �want� to know the profiles of a hundred people around me, nor do i want to �be� known to them in any degree of detail. its hard enough to walk without colliding with the ants-of-the-sidewalk, what i'm supposed to be looking at that damned cellphone too? ridiculous. kids playthings.
in germany (which i'm surprised geek.com hasn't picked up as a story yet, considering it is at least 4 day old news), it is becoming a fad to email/im friends, anonymous people who belong to 'instant mob' sites, to see how many can get to a site, a place as quickly as possible. usually for naught. everyone almost-to-a-person aimlessly milling about trying to (a) find out what "it" is about, (b) trying to find any personally known friend in the crowd, (c) vacantly in the third-subconscious trying to avoid bumping into all the other people doing the same thing, then finally (d) leaving, finding that friend or two and doing something completely unrelated. we can thank the "new cellphone" for much of that, along with human ingenuity for coming up with the most outrageous artifices known as 'fads'.
not to sound utterly like a cobblestone on old footpath, i also recognize that there is a convergence going on between what pda's do and what cellphone accomplish. within a year or two, they ought to merge entirely (possibly being two-part devices, or maybe 3-part gadgets, where the 3rd piece is resident on one's 24-hr-a-day personal internet site.) will this require substantially more "computing power"?
hardly. we're still at that delicious point where the cell/pda is as dumb as the aforementioned cobblestone. it pulls in the digital skivvies from the wireless clothesline, allows the user to converse, has memory enough to remember all sorts of stuff, useful and useless combined. the relentless drive to 'ever greater processing capabilities' is really just a smokescreen that has the element of truth in it ("decoding mp3's, or video, or compressing jpegs, or viceversa…"), but which in the end is just covering up our deepest darkest failing: we're freakin' packrats, who will fill up all the memory that we can buy with everything imaginable, just to avoid the task of examining and purging it to keep it clean. we're ditigal slobs. utterly slovenly. a disgrace.
then there is the interface itself. why exactly do we have this pathological preoccupation with 'tiny', 'blue', 'flashy' and 'oddly shaped'? it just amazes me how 98% of the actual functional features are in common between all the cells/pdas at the store, but there is every variation of trite packaging option to amuse the kiddies that buy 'm. the sales of monthly access fees must be so enormous, and the world economy so bereft of other consumables that this is becoming almost the only area of technological innovation. i'm sorry, but those deep blue, almost ultraviolet displays are �damned difficult� to read compared to warm yellow-green.
then again, i guess i'm railing against cosmetic fads themselves, and that – as history has shown – is utterly futile. fads, by definition, define societies that are wealthy enough to break away from the utterly utilitarian, grey, drab, functional. li'l blue and silver, organically shaped cell phones with veritable light-shows of flashing led's catch the eye. if you're 17-to-24, made up to look like jlo's younger sister, wearing clothes that raise the temperature in the room by 10 degrees, well… that flashing phone catches attention, gets you even more jealous, lustful glances than you would have had with only a bland black cellbee.
that does it for this ol' goat. shot my own argument in the foot. mondays are hard.
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* Asset performance in 2015: link.reuters.com/gap87v
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LONDON, June 8 (Reuters) - European shares fell on Monday, weighed down by a drop in agrochemicals group Syngenta although Deutsche Bank outperformed to surge higher after boardroom changes.
Bid speculation also lifted the shares of drinks group Diageo and Swiss biotech company Actelion, following reports that Shire might bid for Actelion and that a Brazilian billionaire was eyeing Diageo.
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 index fell 0.3 percent while the euro zone's blue-chip Euro STOXX 50 index also retreated 0.4 percent.
European equity markets came under pressure after a rise in German bund yields on Monday, as higher yields can often result in increased debt payments for companies.
Syngenta was among the worst performers, slipping 1.3 percent after it rejected a second takeover proposal from agrochemicals firm Monsanto.
Deutsche Bank rose 7.1 percent after the company purged its leadership on Sunday, appointing Briton John Cryan as chief executive to replace Anshu Jain just two weeks after Jain was given more power to reorganise the bank.
"The changes had to be made. There may be some short-term volatility with the share price but, all in all, it should be a positive for the stock," said JNF Capital investment manager Edward Smyth.
Diageo also climbed 7 percent after a media report that Brazilian billionaire Jorge Paulo Lemann and his partners in private equity firm 3G Capital were considering a potential bid.
Actelion touched record highs after the Sunday Times reported that pharmaceutical company Shire was considering a 12 billion pound ($18.32 billion) takeover of Actelion. Shares in Shire fell 2.2 percent. Both Actelion and Shire said they did not comment on market speculation.
A pick-up in corporate takeover activity, coupled with economic stimulus measures from the European Central Bank (ECB), have helped push European shares higher this year, and limited the impact from Greece's debt problems.
The European Union's exasperation with Greece burst into the open on Sunday when its chief executive rebuked leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and warned that time was running out to conclude a debt deal to avert a damaging Greek default.
France's Finance Minister said on Monday that Greek exit from the euro would "not be serious" for the euro zone's economy or its finances although he added that it would damage the cause of European integration.
The FTSEurofirst remains up by around 13 percent since the start of 2015, although it is down 7 percent from peaks reached in April, partly due to the lingering worries over Greece.
Some traders expected the region's stock markets to make little progress in the near-term while the Greek issues remained unresolved. Greek shares edged up 0.5 percent on Monday.
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There are often times when a Github issue is opened on ManageIQ/manageiq that is actually a problem with a particular gem, be it providers, the UI, or something else. That's understandable - but it's helpful for individual team to have an issue filed on their particular project instead.
Members of the ManageIQ organization can now tell the bot to 'move' issues from one repo to another with the move_issue command:
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The bot can now be configured to add any label to any pull request in any repo with any changes that match any path with a regular expression.
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To help monitor bot performance, we've recently added a time series database and record observations on each request to the Github API about which bot workers are making requests, what they are asking for, the rate limit for the hour, etc, and set up a Grafana dashboard to chart them.
This isn't particularly useful for users of the bot, but for those that develop on it, it's an extremely useful feature that's helped us make large improvements.
The bot's interface with the Github API has been completely refactored.
We were experiencing a small amount of downtime every hour as we hit Github's API rate limit (5000 requests per hour), but since the refactor this is no longer an issue: Github requests have been more than halved.
More features and improvements are on the horizon, but that's all I got for now! Happy ManageIQ'ing!
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Ironton Railroad Trail is a 10.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Whitehall, Pennsylvania that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from March until October. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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very nice and pretty trail. great for families with younger kids.
I use this trail all the time. It's a nice easy trail to walk, run or bike.
We hiked about 5 miles only, so we're definitely looking forward to going back when all the trees have leaves. I absolutely loved photographing the passenger car and abandoned structures.
It's a great trail to walk, bike ride, and explore. Go off the main trail and you will find ruins of the old Thomas Iron Company, train stations, a quarry, and other unpaved trails closer to the Lehigh river.
I love this trail. Today I walked out and back on the spur then continued on the loop. Total of 10 miles. Love seeing the early signs of Spring and so many people out enjoying the day. This is a great trail for all fitness levels.
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By JOHN ROCKWELL
Published: March 12, 1987
THE organist Jon Gillock continued his services on behalf of Olivier Messiaen Tuesday night with the New York premiere, authorized by the composer, of Mr. Messaien's latest organ work, ''The Book of the Holy Sacrament.'' The performance took place on the ideally appropriate, massively Romantic organ at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine.
Mr. Gillock is the organist of the Church of the Incarnation in Manhattan and teaches organ at the Juilliard School as well as Montclair State College in New Jersey. He presented the New York premiere of the composer's most recent previous organ work, ''Meditations on the Mystery of the Holy Trinity,'' in 1974. In 1975-76, he followed that up with the first New York performance of Mr. Messiaen's complete organ music, and subsequently studied with him in Paris.
The new work lasts well over two hours with one intermission - this writer had to miss the final 3 of its 18 pieces. It is divided into three parts: four numbers entitled ''Acts of Adoration Before Christ;'' seven called ''The Mysteries of Christ,'' culminating in the longest piece of the set, the 17-minute ''Appearance of the Risen Christ to Mary Magdalene,'' and seven numbers grouped under the title ''Supplication to Christ.''
This new work will surprise no one familiar with the composer's other music. There is the same use of medieval chants and ancient rhythmic procedures, the bird calls (mostly notated in the Israeli deserts, this time), the innocent pictorialism, the avant-garde formal devices, the self-devised musical language to translate words (like ''apocalypse'' and ''revelation'') into musical notes, the evocation of colors (''acid green on brownish red''), the mystical program notes (''In the 17th piece, Christ is present in all the consecrated hosts on earth, for all times and all places''), and above all the consuming Roman Catholic faith and yearning for religious ecstasy. Assuming there is music in heaven, Mr. Messiaen is surely already more than half-way there.
This new piece will not be to every taste, of course. For some, it will sound self-absorbed, the indulgent excesses of an old man withdrawn almost entirely into himself. But for others of us, Mr. Messiaen's music remains seraphically beautiful and compelling on a level that runs more deeply than mere accessibility. And in Mr. Gillock's skillful, sympathetic hands (and feet), ''The Book of the Holy Sacrament'' purled and roared, piped and rumbled like the Book of Revelations transmuted into sound.