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Tavernier is wizard of 'Piano Star Wars' Sept. 1
Tickets routinely sell out for Tavernier's energetic concerts, and especially the Masterwork series. Many hail Wortham as Asheville's premier venue for sophisticated cozy-feel concerts. Tickets are very affordable at $12 — about three times less than his Masterwork benefit show year earlier."Exploring New Horizons" is the title of Tavernier's voyage into Hollywood music, to accompany his classical performances. The sixth annual World Masterwork Series is Saturday, Sept. 1, starting at 6:45 p.m. This is his last planned public performance until Nov. 11 in UNC-Asheville's Lipinsky Auditorium, then next February on Flat Rock Playhouse's main stage.
The combo of an extra low ticket price and familiar movie themes is geared in part to draw families, and introduce their children to classical music's various styles and also its offshoots. "The idea of this concert is to bring in the younger crowd — with the movie soundtracks," Tavernier said, dinner a recent dinner break from his ultra-busy Brevard Music Center (BMC) summer student schedule. The variety "shows more to a piano than classical music."
The Music Foundation of WNC is the organizing group. Its founder and head, Joanne Freeburg of Freeburg Pianos in Hendersonville, is excited. "You won't have to be a classical music fan, to enjoy this concert," she stated. "You can appreciate it from a historical, technical and performance perspective. It is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity where you can experience the classic style with (contemporary) popular music."
Tavernier, now 18, has won recent youth concerto competitions of Charlotte, Asheville and Hendersonville symphonies. He was among winners in BMC's Wood Concerto Competition in '17 — going up against college grad students, among others. His prize was tuition-paid return this summer to BMC, through this Saturday.
He is "really excited" to play tunes from some of his favorite movies as a new direction for him. He will perform Jarrod Rudnich's intricate piano compositions. A stirring medley has Star Wars' "Fantasy Suite, Movement 2" along with excerpts from Harry Potter and "Pirates of the Caribbean."
The Star Wars medley starts with a reprise of one of the most famous main themes of any movie ever — from the opening theme of the final sequence. It includes Leia's Theme, and Imperial March.
Tavernier's favorite of these films is the Harry Potter series. "I've been most involved with it the most," he said. "I read all of the books, several times." He chuckles at the quip to him that he is also a wizard — on the piano, seemingly with magic in his fingers.
He will close with Journey's rock hit "Don't Stop Believin.'" He noted this also is enhanced by Rudnich, to "create the sound of the full orchestra — all on the piano." This year, it has become Tavernier's signature closing piece.
"I've gotten more comfortable with unfamiliar repertoire" this year, he said. "Most pieces are by composers I haven't done much in-depth." He enjoys exploring.
The first of his concert's two segments is solely classical, and more familiar to hm. There are two pieces each of Domenico Scarlatti and Sergei Rachmaninoff. They sandwich in Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Sonata F Major, KV 332 then Robert Schumann's debut work of Abegg-Variations.
Its variations are in "tempo, texture, speed, phrasing," Tavernier explained. He said the Mozart sonata is "soothing, laid back," yet "has many characters to it" emotionally including "typical Mozart" bouncy frolic.
As usual, Tavernier spans classical eras and styles. "Classical music isn't just classical — Mozart and Beethoven," he said. "There are different aspects, and time periods." They include "Schumann in the early Romantic, and Rachmaninoff from late Romantic in the early 20th Century. The movies (in the second half) add on to that, and show what you can do with the piano" in other genres.
Joanne Freeburg raves about the Hendersonville High School rising senior. "Christopher Tavernier has already established himself as a concert pianist with a flair for playing the most demanding classical music written by the world's greatest composers," she wrote. "As Christopher continues to develop into one of the great pianists of his generation, he consistently astounds the classical purists with his grace and technique."
Exploring New Horizons is a "testament how youth can bridge the classical style with today's current popular music," Mrs. Freeburg said. "Christopher is thrilled to combine his passion for classical foundations and techniques with today's musical themes from Hollywood's mega-hits."
He will play on the world's third-largest handmade piano at 9 feet, 4 inches. The Mason & Hamlin piano is tuned to the traditional Equal-Beating Victorian temperament for more precise sound. Freeburg loaned the piano. Tavernier first played on it publicly last winter — in FRP's Playhouse Downtown in Hendersonville.
Skyland Auto Group is the naming sponsor. There are plans to park a car from that local dealer on stage with Tavernier. The host as always is WLOS-TV 13's eloquent veteran news anchor Darcel Grimes.
Tavernier is juggling practice for Masterwork amidst the final stretch of studies and solo recitals at BMC this week. Typically, notices for recitals are next-day or even same-day 'last minute," he said. "In the real world, that happens all of the time. It's a good thing." A typical schedule spans 14 hours, with two meal breaks and ending with attending BMC evening concerts.
On the side, "I'm learning to be more organized." beyond "where to be and when, to 'what is going on inside your own bubble; what is your focus of study' I'm working on a Mozart sonata (for Masterwork). So to broaden my understanding of Mozart, I might see a Mozart opera."
Further, he said, BMC is a social "hub. It's great to 'geek out,' and relate on experiences we all have. They understand what you're talking about." For example, "if you come in late to a rehearsal, conductor singles you out. Or if you practice a number so long, but you don't play it as well in a rehearsal or even a performance. We all go through that. It's part of the learning process."
He said he is more patient in learning pieces, and less hard on himself than years go. "I've gotten better. I'm more reasonable about progress. I don't try to force" matters.
He is eager for a unique technical challenge Nov. 11 at UNCA, as he accompanies the Asheville-based Blue Ridge Orchestra. The lefty will play the finale, Maurice Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand — playing it only with the left hand.
Mentally and in muscle memory "it's hard to get used to playing the entire keyboard with one hand" — even his dominant left hand," Tavernier said. This is especially with "the left hand in the (piano's) upper register." In contrast, "when you play with two hands, one hand naturally balances the other one out."
The Veteran's Day Concert at UNCA honors the 100th anniversary of WWI"s Armistice Day. The opening number is Beethoven's famed Symphony No. 5, and excerpts from his "Victory at Sea" starts the second half. That concert starts at 3 p.m.
Meanwhile, Wortham's upcoming shows also include folk star Mary Chapin Carpenter Aug. 8, and the 12th annual Asheville Comedy Festival Aug. 10-11. To buy tickets to shows in Wortham, go to: https://www.dwtheatre.com or call 257-4530. Exploring New Horizon main ticket outlets in Hendersonville are the Visitors Center (693-9708) and Hendersonville Symphony Orchestra (697-5884).


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Experience: 10-15 years
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Technologies: SQL Server, Microsoft Access
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The company was using a DOS-based FoxPro database for creating estimates and invoices. They needed to replace their outdated computer equipment by purchasing new computers with an updated Windows operating system.
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WTC Jaipur organizes seminar on Union Budget 2019
WTC Jaipur in association with Alwar Chambers of Commerce and Industry and FIEO Jaipur organized a seminar on "Analysis of Union Budget 2019" followed by "a presentation on latest amendments in GST by GST Council and CGST Amendment Act". The seminar was organized at conference hall, Alwar Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Alwar, Rajasthan.
Delivering the theme address Mr. Himanshu Mahawar- Director, Auto Bushings, Alwar said " there are a lot of positive outcomes in the union budget 2019 like introduction of a historic programme namely "Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN)" for taking steps to provide an assured income support to small and marginal farmers, mega pension yojana namely 'Pradhan Mantri Shram-Yogi Maandhan' for the unorganized sector workers with monthly income up to Rs 15,000 and reducing the tax burden from middle class families."
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Vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. Navneet Agarwal- Asst. Director, World Trade Centre Jaipur
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Hello I am using MCUXpresso IDE, version v10.1.0 [Build 589] [2017-11-14] with an RT1050 SDK, version 2.3.0 (2017-11-16). I have been working with some of the demo applications but have found that I quickly run out of SRAM_DTC when making simple additions to demo projects. Upon examining the linker files I have found this to be due to the default behavior of the linker files which seems to be to place the majority of code and data into SRAM_DTC.
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According to the Idaho Statesman, there's a new service that just launched in the Treasure Valley called Google Express and it will bring your groceries within two days of your order. The app based delivery service delivers food from Costco, Whole Foods, Sur La Table and 11 other major grocery stores and retailers.
If you want to try the service, the annual membership fee is $95 or you can chose to pay a $4.99 fee per order.
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BLYTHEVTLLE (ARK.) COURIER NEWS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1954 THJSBLYTHEVILUJ COURIER NEWS COURIER N*W8 CO. ft. W HAUOC8, Pubiiihw BARRY A EAINX8, Assistant Publisher A. A. FREDRICttSON Editor PAUL D KUUAN, AdrcrtiAlBi Bolt National AdYerti*in| Repment*tiv«: WtUftCt Witmer Co.. Ntv Tork, Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, Memphis Intertd at second clat* matter at the post- office at Blytheville, Arkansas, under act of Control, October «. 1117. Member of The Associated Press SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By carrier in tht city oi Blythevill* or any suburban town where carrier service M main- tsvined. 25e per week By mail, within a radius of 5* miles. f5.0« per year, $230 for six months, $1.25 for three months; by mai] outside 50 mile sont. $12.50 per year payable in advance. Meditations But if there be no Interpreter, let him keep silence in the church: and let him speak to him- «etf, and to God. — I Cor. 14:28. * * * No man can hinder your private addresses to God; every man"can build a chapel in his breast. himself the priest, his heart the sacrifice, and the earth he treads on the altar. — Taylor. Barbs There's more danger in the city than in the jungle, says an explorer. At how fast an hour do wild animals attack? # * * A waiter in a Chicago restaurant was arrested for speeding. A bit hard to believe. # # * About the only things around the house that dad can claim for his very own are the bills. •' • * # # A dude ranch ig where a lot of people will learn this summer that riding horseback is too painful after they team how, # # # Everybody Is handing out vacation tips—and that's what you'll be doing if you stop, at a ritzy hotel. Average U. S. Citizen Has A Lot to Be Thankful For Every now and then it pays to take stock of the kind of life we are living- materially in the United States. A lot of comfort can be found in the current .economic statistics. Indeed, we could afford to be a fairly carefree people if they were the only measures of how things are going for us m this world. The magazine U. S. News has just done another of its competent surveys cm our living standards, and it finds the picture astonishingly bright. It draws parallels throughout the survey between , 1940 and now. In 19.40 America had somewhat less than 40 million families, while today the total exceeds 48 million. Then, when the nation was just emerging from a long depression into the prosperity of the prewar "defense era" only 15,200,000 families—well below half —owned their own homes. Today 28.500,000.. considerably more than ' half the country's families, possess their homes. The automobile long has been a symbol of U.S. living standards and in 1940 a bit more than half our families had . one. Yet in 1954 the figure has soared far beyond the 1940 total of 21.200,000 . ' to a present 37,000,000 families—three fourths—who own cars. Take a look at such indexes of material well-being as home electhicity, running water, inside toilets, tub or shower baths, the telephone;. In 1940, 79 per cent of U. S. homes had electricity, in 1954, 98 per cent; the comparable figures on running water, are 70 per cent and 88 per cent; on toilets, 65 per cent and 80 per cent; on tubs or showers, 61 per cent and 78 per cent; on telephones, a mere 36 per cent and 69 per cent. For all the jokes of our European '.friends about our "bathtub culture," these are not trivial figures. They are ••• the kind the sociologist pays close heed to in measuring the quality of our housing. When the experts talk of "substandard" housing, they mean, among other things, houses deficient in some of the items noted above. Americans, of course, have not been content with these minimum essentials of good housing. They have gone to outfitting their-households with all manner of devices and appliances, some of which fall into the "luxury" category. Some 42 percent of U. S. homes had washing machines in 1940, and today the percentage is 72. Use of vacuum cleaners is up from 34 percent to 56. On electric irons, the increase is from 67 per cent to 83 percent of all families; on toasters, from 39.percent to 66. wi« w«H established in 1940, with 83 per cent of all families owning one or more. In the years since— and the period covers the great impact of TV —usage of radio has gone up to 98 percent. Meantime, TV, starting from'scratch in 1940, has zoomed to a point where already 61 per cent of all U. S. families own a set. Figures like these don't say anything about our spiritwal condition, or our morale standards, or our troubled relations with friends and potential enemies beyond our shores. But they do make it strikingly plain that in the business of gaining the hard necessities and many of the shiny appurtenances of material life, we are well ahead of where we used to be. That's something to be thankful for. VIEWS OF OTHERS Has The Admiral Loaded the Deck? Supporters of the Tennessee Valley Authority are afraid that the agency will not receive fair treatment from the government task force, headed by Admiral Ben Moreel, that is curretly conducting hearings on the governments' role in power de- velopme in the South. They have good reasons for their fears. Admiral Moreel admits that he hand-picked the members of the task force himself, and few people familiar with the Admiral's background and personality will assume that he chose task force members for their liberalism, breadth of vision or affection for government ventures into public power. Admiral Moreel is an old conservative of the toughest sort. As president of Jones-Laughlin Steel Cooperation, he has declared that the government "would welcome" failure of the steel industry so that "government would have to step in take over." He has never hesitated to express a low opinion of labor unions, "big government," and "government inteference with free enterprises." The fact that he has been made chairman of a task force appointed to investigate the sensitive subject of public power in the South is significant. And it is further significant that he has chosen to begin his hearings in the homeland of T. V. A., the model agency that has been under such presistent fire recently from the private power lobby and members of £he Eisenhower Administration. Initial sessions of the task force hearings, furthermore, have let little doubt about the attitude of ask force members. Ohio Valley representatives, seeking nothing more radical than routine navaga- tion improvement by the Army Corps of Engineers have been bullied and sniper at with a bitterness usually reserved for officials of T.-V. A. and 'it appears very likely that T. V. A. will have to prove itself not guilty before it is declared innocent.—Courier-Journal. Sharp-And Dumb How can our British friends be so sharp at some times and so dumb at others? Britain is threatened by Communist aggression just as the rest of us. But Britain announced it would lift all restrictions on the sale of rubber— a vital war material—to Soviet Russia and its European satellites. But then, unrealistic as it is possible to get, Britain stated it will still continue to ban rubber shipments to Communist China, Communist North Korea and Communist Tibet. In other words, Britain will put a vital war material in the right hand of the murderer, but will put none in his left hand. Any help to any Communists anywhere is a blow against freedom, and the free world will pay the price the hard way some day for tis extreme folly. The Communists probably will be as kind to as the Japanese, who sent their ships against us in World War II fueled wit noil we had shipped them, and fired destructive shells at us made from metal we had shipped them.—Chattanooga News- Free Press. SO THEY SAY All they (earth people) have is war, war, war, and I'm getting tired of it, so be here.—Linda Sue Russell, 9,invites Martians to her home. * * * All the powers that would be needed in case of another war emergency must be enacted into law NOW on a stand-by basis.—Bernard Baruch. * ¥ * How can a scientist risk advising the government if he is told that at some later day a security board may weigh m the balance the degree of his enthusiasm or some official program, or that he may be held accountable for failure to communicate to the scientific community his full acceptance of such a program ?—Lloyd Garrison, Dr., Oppenheimer's attorney. * ¥ * If any administration wants to indict me (for receiving secret FBI data), they can go ahead and indict.—Sen. Joseph McCarthy. * # * Every time one of them (Communists) sticks his head out of the ground, cut it off at the neck. Adm. William (Bull) Halesy, on how to treat Communists. He (Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy) Is only tn archangel of darkness, not the devil himself .—Publisher Mark E. Ethridg*. if; Stumped Peter Ed so n't Washington Column- New Aspect of the Coffee Problem; Larson Defends Social Security WASHINGTON — (NEA)— Among other earth-shaking controversies now being debated in Washington, there's a social crisis over whether the lady who presides at the coffee-pouring table should be of higher rank than the lady who pours the tea at a reception, or vice versa. Three of the capital's best-informed authorities on protocol are in disagreement on this coffee-versus-tea issue. The State Department's protocol office and former White House Social Secretary Edith Benham Helm say this is all very silly and neither pouring operation outranks the other. Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw, editor of Washington's Green Book and Social Register, stoutly maintains, however, that even if you call your reception a tea, the ranking lady assisting you should be asked to preside at the coffee pot. The lady with lower rank would get the assignment at the tea kettle, with its infinitely greater responsibility of asking whether you wanted it with lemon, instead of just cream and sugar. That is. a sentaor's wife should pour coffee. A representative's pour tea. wife should Undersecretary of Labor Arthur Larson has an answer for the frequently expressed belief of many people that social security programs in America are "creeping socialism." The usual charge is that social security makes people soft, destroys initiative, and reduces them to a slavish and dependent posture in relation to their government. Speaking 1 before the Chicago Economic Club. Secretary Larson declared: "No research project has ever turned up so much as one individual of whom it could be said. 'Look at this wretch He was a fine, ambitious, independent fellow making $200 a month until he discovered that he was entitled to $85 a month at age 65 ancl $25 a week when he was unemployed. As soon as he discovered this, he lost all his drive and character and became a bum.' " House Democratic Minority Leader Sam Rayburn of Texas says he's all set to become-Speaker of the House of Representatives again if the Democrats win in November. He made this disclosure in an off-hand comment before the National Rivers and Harbors Conference. After paying his usual compliment to the present Republican Speaker Joe Martin, Rep. Rayburn said, "You know, Joe and I have been jumping in and out of that job for years. I have served so long I don't need it any more." Then he added with a twinkle in his eye, "Of course, if the opportunity would come again, I'd take it." Folger Shakespearean Library in Washington gets a large number of inquiries from all over the country and on just about every subject Shakespeare ever mentioned, and some he did not. It has remained for a schoolteacher from Putnam, Conn., how- scandalous goin's on. "And anything nine times sweeter than honey." he suggests, "was bound to ferment." Department of Agriculture has just put out a new pamphlet on how to get rid of wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests, but the instructions aren't exactly likely to start a new sport craze. "Hornets and yellow jackets and thfeir nests can be removed as a unit," 4t says, "by plugging the nest opening with a wad of cotton soaked in carbon tetrachloride and then quickly dislodging the nest into a sack that can be burned, buried, or put into a can containing a few tablespoonfuls of carbon tetrachloride." As for Wasps, it recommends that "Chlorodane or DDT be applied to the nests at night because wasps are less active then and more likely to be in the nest." There are 2500 different kinds of wasps in North America, it says, but only 50 of them annoy man. Polish people in the capital city of Warsaw have found various Erskine Joknson IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD—(NEA) — Exclu- they used SCAREeophonic sound." sively Yours: The State Department may veto Hollywood stars leaping to Argentina next year for that country's annual film festival. After U. Aires this S. stars . left Buenos year, the Argentine press devote.d more space to the Soviet film luminaries . . . One of the love scenes between Jeanne Grain and Dana Andrews in "Duel in the Jungle," filmed months ago, will be reshot. Too hot for the censors, who have already nixed all the stills from the sequence. Darryl Zanuck has Montgomery Clift's name penciled in as a future film boy friend for Marilyn Monroe. Hollywoodites are howling about the difference between a psychotic and a neurotic . The psychotic believes two and two are five. The neurotic knows two and two are four but it makes him nervous. MAUREEN O'HARA and her ex- hubby, Will Price, are raising their voices in a row over Price seeing their. child. There may be headlines .... Simone Simon, the Terry Moore's pouting. She wanted the second lead in "The Untamed," but Fox assigned Rita Moreno to the juicy role ... Liberace was offered $25,000 to endorse a dentifrice. Now will you brush your teeth, Junior? OLD STARS fade away but the props go on forever. The stage coach used in "Destry" at U-I is the same one Jimmy Stewart guarded 15 years ago in "Destry Rides Again." And at Columbia they're using a tiger skin rug first photographed in "Three Weeks" in 1924. Remember Dixie Dunbar, a prewar dancing cutie in Fox films? She's now one of the dolls inside those dancing cigaret packages on TV. Overheard,at Giro's: ''She came up the hard way—just talent.". . . Ava Gardner can hardly wait to shed Frank Sinatra, hubby No. 3, but a current fan magazine quotes the lady as saying: "I couldn't- live without being married. It's impossible to be a complete person without marriage." I wonder how long she'll be incomplete? French star who crashed Hollywood in the late '30s, is making a film comeback in France. . j CBS, and not Lucille Ball and Olga San Juan's friends are wor-! ? esi /Arnaz - is bl ™ ^ ol \ on Pic ' ried about her serious illness. She's {"% C , em £"' a " ^dependent movie , Irtt* Tr'c- fho fivcH- T^T •ntit-Ti'i'ST-lr ii»_ ;he wife of Edmond O'Brien. . . . Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Gregory Peck and Jack Benny all lot. It's the first TV network invasion of Hollywood's own back yard. Four Hollywood writers are New- a bundle in a $1,000,000 oil syndicate deal. Nothing but dry ,_ . , ... ..., f , , . holes ... Audie Murphy and his York-bound to scribble for Jackie Gleason. who has a reputation for going through writers like Margaret O'Brien seems to be going through her money. Barbara Stanwyck starring in "Cattle Queen of Montana." Come on, boys, let's not waste Barbara's talents. wife are worrying their friends. . . After seeing "Gorilla at Large," Mindy Carson quipped: "I think ever, to stump all the experts. Aft- ways to show their defiance of Soer writing all the big research li-[ viet Russian occupation authori- braries and getting no answer, she, ties, according to reliable under- dropped this one on the desk of Dr. Louis Wright, director of the Folger library. "What are the recipes for ambrosia and nectar, the food and drink of the Greek gods? "Is -there any basis for the thought that ambrosia might be the royal jelly of bees?" she wrote. "I understand that both ambrosia and nectar were pre-alcoholic. I have found," she adds, "that nectar was nine times sweeter than honey, and ambrosia could be heaped up." Dr. Wright has had to admit he can't find the answer. However, he's bothered about ambrosia and nectar being prealcoholic. From his delving into the classics, he has gained the distinct impression that the Greek gods frequently took a nip of something, and that Mt. Olympus saw some cover reports made to the U. S. Free Europe Committee. The Poles have discovered that the Russians will put up with quite a lot of annoyance, because any complaints to the government would be an admission of Soviet unpopularity. So the Warsaw people have started playing tricks like these: When a Russian asks for directions, he will be given an answer in such rapid Polish that he can't understand. A similar stunt is to put a Russian on a streetcar going in the wrong direction. In shops and stores the Russians are given bad advice on their purchases. When a Russian walks past he took the king of hearts and led a heart towards dummy. West couldn't afford to ruff with he jack of spades, for then dummy would discard a diamond. This would enable declarer to get rid of his diamond loser at the expense of the trump that he was sound to lose anyway. West therefore discarded a diamond. Crawford thereupon cashed the ace and king of diamonds and led his last heart towards dummy. Since it was useless to ruff high, West discarded his last diamond, thereby reducing his hand to his three trumps. Dummy ruffed again, and a low diamond forced West to ruff and lead away from his jack of spades. Crawford therefore won 12 tricks for a clear top. West's defense was good up to Overheard at Lucy's: "I'm forming: a new club—Sobers Anonymous — for people who want to fall off the wagon." Delia Russell is humming "Secret Love" and friends say she will marry a Mr. X just after Andy Russell weds a Mexican society NORTH (D) 1« A 10984 V A 10 4 A54 + A862 WEST EAST AJ652 AK *63 . 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West would make a. group of Poles, they stop talking j nis jack of mim P s for tne second and stare at him. A favorite game is to point excitedly at a passing Soviet car. causing the driver to get out and look to see what's wrong. defensive trick. The present session of Congress, says Judge Boles, will surely be remembered as the session of the big winds, although few will be able to remember all the directions in which they blew. the Doctor Says— Written for NEA Service By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M.D. A child born today has a much better chance of living into old age than ever before. A major reason for this changed outlook is the astonishing advance which has been made in child health over the past half or three-quarters of a century. effect on the death rate for infants and small children. Another great advance, it was pointed out, has been in the understanding of malnutrition and diet. In the past, many deaths in infants or children were the result of In a discussion given oefore the I inadequate knowledge of the foods first Western Hemisphere confer- which tnfi y should have which re- ence of the World Medical Association about a year ago, one of our leading pediatricians summarized the advances in pediatrics or child health which have been made during the past 75 years. The most spectacular accomplishment from the viewpoint of reducing the previously high mortality rate in children, he said, was fhe discovery of the relationship between germ contamination of water and food supplies and the occurrence of often fatal intestinal or diarrheal diseases in infants and young children. In this field public health officials, private practitioners and community leaders have cooperated to reduce or eliminate the hazards of food *nd water contamination. 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Description of problem:
When enabling Desktop effects on Development I now get white boxes around menus,
it will also draw white over windows and menuitems after a while.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
compiz.x86_64 0:0.3.6-1.fc7
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. enable Desktop Effects
Actual results:
White boxes around everything followed by much crying
Expected results:
Compiz goodness
Additional info:
Using the r200 driver
I'm also using the R200 driver, if it's important (Radeon 9250).
As of Development 20070124 I am no longer experiencing this, maybe the new X
server or something fixed it. Peter are you still seeing this?
I updated to xorg-x11-server-Xorg 1.2.0-1.fc7 from today's Development build,
and this appears to be fixed on my end as well. Thanks for the bugfix! :D


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May 5th, 2019 by WCBC Radio
Today, U.S. Congressman David Trone and Senators Ben Cardin and Chris Van Hollen (all D-Md.) met with Luke, Maryland Mayor Ed Clemons, Jr. and Allegany County Administrator Brandon Butler to speak about the closing of the Verso Paper Mill.
"We are deeply disappointed in the decision to close the Verso paper mill and concerned about the effects this closure will have on its employees, the Town of Luke, and the regional economy. We appreciated the chance to sit down with Mayor Ed Clemons, Jr. and Allegany County Administrator Brandon Butler today to discuss ways in which we can support the community at this difficult time. We know the closure of the paper mill will have a serious impact, and we stand firm in our commitment to work together on the local, state, and federal level to advocate for resources to help the impacted workers gain employment, to ensure the supply of water and sewer services, and to promote economic development in the region. We will be aggressive in our support for Maryland's request for federal Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA).
"We will continue to stay in close contact with the Mayor and County officials as we move forward in our efforts," said Congressman Trone and Senators Cardin and Van Hollen following their meeting.
"With the shock of the news of the mill closure, I am grateful for the outpouring of support from the Senators and the Congressman to assist the town in moving forward. My hope is they can put the word in the right places so we can get all the federal assistance that we are requesting, especially for our immediate water and sewer needs," said Luke Mayor Ed Clemons, Jr.
"We are grateful for the outpouring of support of our federal delegation. From the moment the announcement was made, our federal partners and state agencies under Governor Hogan's direction made it clear to Allegany County's commissioners and staff that this community was their priority," said County Administrator Brandon Butler.
4 Responses to "Details Released on Federal Delegation Meeting on Mill Impact"
I bet if this was in Baltimore City or Montgomery County it would be one hell of a lot more effort and saving these jobs not just giving up we know where we stand with most State officials we are non-existent we just don't matter
> Not trying to minimize what losing the plant is going to do to Luke, Westernport, etc. It's one of the largest employers in the area and a significant source of revenue for the region.
However, the state government has subsidized the plant for a number of years. Those subsidies to keep the plant open was money coming from Baltimore and Montgomery Counties, not Allegany or Garret, in part because those regions have more people and significantly more resources (which is what happens when you have greater concentrations of people).
Losing 675 jobs in a place as large as the DC metropolitan area (almost 6 million people), doesn't have close to the impact that losing those kinds of jobs do in a place with a fraction of the population (and a fraction of the potential employment opportunities).
It's just one of the ironies of the rural-urban divide in our country that the resentment for the big cities (while not always misplaced) often doesn't reflect the reality that significantly more money flows out of those places to the benefit of rural places, than goes in the opposite direction. That doesn't mean I think that rural americans should get less. In fact, I'd argue that the states and federal governments should do much more to support rural communities.
But I do have to disagree with your (very understandable) venting above. I don't think the state would have gone to the lengths it did to preserve the 675 paper mill jobs, if it were for positions in a major city. In large part because the demand for labor in major cities could much better absorb the displaced workers.
This paper mill closing is just a continuation of major economic drivers in our country which are slowly but surely killing the industrial and agricultural jobs that supported small town America. As someone who has lived in urban, suburban, and rural Maryland (and America), I wish I had the answer as to how we can ensure the rural parts of our state/country don't get left behind. Unfortunately, I haven't seen anyone provide a truly convincing path forward on that problem.
Here's an idea…
Let's make Verso an offer for the employees to buyout the mill for one dollar. To sweeten the offer, Verso needs to know that if the plant is shuttered, the company is required to return the site to pristine condition.
To facilitate this process, our state and federal politicians need to invest whatever it takes to retool this mill to produce whatever paper products this area needs and will be happy to buy at a competitive price.
Perhaps the right answer is to look to our own resources to save these jobs instead of depending on a company who cannot figure out how to profitably make a product we all use several times a day.
As the old saying goes, sometimes opportunity comes disguised as hard work. Here, we know 675 people who have proven they aren't afraid of hard work. Now, we as a community need to show them we aren't afraid to back them up.
> In the 80s Weirton Steel had closed it's doors but was resurrected when the employees purchased the plant. For a few years there were profits but capitol improvements wee necessary and the employees had to offer stock purchases to finance needed improvements. That was the beginning of the end for the employee owned company. But, and this is a big but, the plant is still open.


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Good Evening Crafty Friends,
Tonight sharing another journal page in my Practice makes Perfect journaling journey.
I have used Clarity Stamps, Viva Decor paints and Leoni Pujol's stencil.
I have followed an old Mission Inspiration prompts from June 2016.
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Richard Prince
We normally don't mess with uptown galleries, but this is Richard Prince. We don't need to tell you about who he is or what you are going to see. It's going to be good. We actually might not go see this because it's so far uptown, but you should, and let us know how it is.


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what are the british police allowed to do? ...nothing...no torture either..
but what they can do is cause maximum injury to the person while arresting them,
call it resisting arrest or what ever...
no one can question the method of arrest, whether it might be a form of torture
first they shot a brazillian,
now they shoot an asian muslim,
seems like they should stop using the word intelligence.
they went into iraq on some intelligence, which turned out to be nothing,
shot the asian on some dumb founded intelligence..
i wonder how long this will go on before they realise the police and MI5/6 dont know SHIT!


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Award-winning Canadian actor Kiefer Sutherland wants Ontario Premier Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative government to stop appropriating his late grandfather Tommy Douglas' legacy to support its political agenda.
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Jane Philpott resigns from Trudeau cabinet over SNC-Lavalin affair: Full statement
Treasury Board President Jane Philpott today resigned from cabinet over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's questionable handling of the SNC-Lavalin affair.
Montreal's first female mayor represents new chapter in city's rich history
Valérie Plante, recently elected the first woman mayor of Montreal, represents a fairly radical but highly creative force in Quebec politics, argues Harold R. Chorney, a Professor of Political Economy at Concordia University.
Can emissions shrink while the Canadian economy grows?
David Suzuki asks: Is the Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change framework correct in assuming Canada can reduce greenhouse gas emissions while growing its economy?
Rape at universities: One program is proven to reduce it
The Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, Act (EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance program, developed by Charlene Senn, a Professor of Psychology at the University of Windsor, empowers women students at universities to defender themselves against rape and other forms of sexual assault.
Canadian Conservatives still support the TPP, which died after Trump's withdrawal
The Conservative Party of Canada maintains its support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, which is now doomed following the United States's withdrawal earlier this year.
Nathan Cullen calls Trudeau a liar for breaking electoral reform promise [VIDEO]
Watch the NDP's Nathan Cullen call Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a liar for breaking his promise that the 2015 federal election would be the last election under Canada's anti-democratic first-past-the-post voting system.
CRA seeks Canadians' feedback on its controversial auditing of charities' political activities
The Canada Revenue Agency wants to hear from Canadians regarding its controversial auditing of charities' political activities. The public's feedback will lead to "the development of new guidance or educational resources for charities on the rules governing political activities."


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IIE's scholarship and fellowship program is in place to recognize graduate and undergraduate industrial engineering students for academic excellence and campus leadership. The Marvin Mundel Memorial Scholarship is available to undergraduate students enrolled in any school in the United States and its territories, Canada, and Mexico, provided that the school's industrial engineering program or equivalent is accredited by an agency or organization recognized by IIE and the student is pursuing a course of study in industrial engineering. Priority is given to students who have demonstrated an interest in work measurement and methods engineering.
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Christmas "Melted" musical special with star-studied cast
The world's greatest secret agent Danger Mouse is on song once again, in this Christmas double-length musical special of the high-octane, action-packed animated adventures with music by composer Sanj Sen.
Our hero is a bit disgruntled to find that though he's saved the world yet again, all anyone wants to talk about is the smash-hit, ice-themed musical phenomenon Melted.
Penfold and Squawkencluck vie to collect the most memorabilia, and even Colonel K joins in singing the film's anthem. Danger Mouse himself hates musicals – possibly due to an unfortunate public humiliation at a singing contest – and can't understand what they all see in it.
But when another huge fan, Pink Dawn, uses the film's plot to settle a few scores he soon has to admit that Penfold is right: Melted isn't just a musical, it's an experience. Inspired by the film's heroine, Dawn decides to melt the North Pole and flood the world. As temperatures and water levels rise across the globe, Danger Mouse realises the key to thwarting her plans is to re-enact the film's finale – but with a crafty rewrite
Luckily he has the encyclopaedic plot knowledge of Penfold and Squawkencluck to draw on, and the pair, delighted by the prospect of starring roles, work in harmony to guide Danger Mouse to the big set-piece finish. With the world watching – and listening – he must face the music. Can our hero keep his cool, conquer his stage fright and hit the right note – or will the decisive duet prove too hot to handle?
The episode features a host of specially written songs from composer Sanj Sen sung by Alexander Armstrong (Danger Mouse), Kevin Eldon (Penfold), Morwenna Banks (Pink Dawn), Shauna Macdonald (Professor Squawkencluck) and Stephen Fry (Colonel K).
Melted will be shown at 09:45 on BBC One on Christmas Eve and again on the CBBC Channel.


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Again, I have a back story for this challenge. Deep in the archives in our basement (that's a nice way to describe the chaos of stuff stored down there!) there is a photo album in progress that I started with old pictures of my family. Amng them is this photo of my maternal grandfather, PopPop (AKA WIlliam Edward Johnes) in his color sergeant uniform from the Spanish American War. At the time of this photo, he was approximately 22 years old:
I had my husband copy the photo and print it onto photo paper and I tinted as per the instructions in Compendium of Curiosities 3, after researching Spanish American War uniforms to find the correct color (I settled on blending the closest distress inks I could find to "Cavalry Yellow" for the trim and opted to not try to put Army Blue over the dark jacket.).
I mounted the tinted photo on a fussy cut abstract flag, backed both with some navy cardstock, added some industrial numbers to indicate the date and a charm to represent what he meant to me, and then mounted the full assemblage to a lighter blue tag:


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Dashing Hollywood star George Clooney has recently revealed that Arnold Schwarzenegger was paid $25 million for his role as Mr. Freeze in 997's 'Batman & Robin'. He also disclosed that playing the role of the villain, the former Governor of California made 20 times more than him; even though he was the main character: "Batman".
Clooney subsequently received battering fro his role in the movie which was a flop. The 58-year old actor also mentioned that he worked with Arnold only for a day. While Arnold got away with his performance, Clooney went through a spell of criticism. The takeaway, according to Clooney, is at the end of the day you are always responsible for the role you play. He later advised Ben Affleck not to take part in the superhero flick following his experience, which, however, the actor didn't pay heed to.


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Hot on the heels of the Nokia Lumia 800 is Nokia's latest and newest Windows Phone offering in the shape of Lumia 710. This newest gadget from Nokia promises to offer a frugal option for those who'd like to get their hands on a Windows Phone gizmo, but don't want to dig too deep into wallet reserves to fund it. Bursting in at $270, the 710 can be picked up in European areas during the start of 2012, followed by a worldwide rollout.
The 710 has had a face lift – designed and launched to appeal to a younger audience market. The nifty inclusion of interchangeable coloured rear covers (choose yellow, fuchsia, white, cyan or black) to suit particular mood and taste will certainly appeal to the younger generation or even those who are more mature in their standing!
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This Winter, Let Your Eyes Accentuate Your Keratin Treatment
If you've spent the time and money getting a Brazilian keratin hair straightening treatment, you want to look your best this winter. That's why you need to complement your keratin treatment by making sure your eyes look their best as well.
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Rather than apply a single coating or mascara, apply two, three or even four coats to make your lashes look truly dramatic. This will create a nice balance between your lush, straight hair and your eyes.
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Here's a secret to making your eyes truly stand out: Use white eyeshadow as a base, as a highlighter, or on your inner eye to provide a bigger contrast. Dab a little on your brush or finger and apply it to the natural dark areas of your eyes.
Curled Lashes
Today, the bigger and curlier the eyelashes, the more stylish you will look. Try curling your lashes before applying mascara. Or use false lashes to get an even more dramatic look.
Eyebrows Matter
Don't forget about your eyebrows, which actually frame your face. Make sure you shape them to carefully complement the contour of your face. Fill in any blank spots or consider having them tinted to make your keratin treatment really stand out.
Looking good this winter by taking care of the way your eyes look can improve the dramatic effect of your keratin hair treatment.
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Hello, blogings. I come to you with a quick post today to show you these beautiful ears from Swallow being released at Kustom9. As always, they are so detailed and offer many options for you to toy around and create a unique and pretty look. If you have never used mesh ears before, you may want to take a quick look at my video which explains how to use them. I will also post the HUDs below, so you can see all the options with these lovely ears and piercings. Kustom9 opens today and ends on June 10th.
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