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I'm still trying to figure out why you're so ashamed that you play WoW. Video games are bigger than ever and a huge percentage of the population plays them in some form. At this point they'll probably think it's weirder you had a hidden WoW habit for over 6 years than the fact that you play it.
I am EXTREMELY tired of how social we're 'required' to be these days, so when i am gaming it's more like a relief from all that. Sure, I'm a little introverted, so that also plays in, and I've also had a rather nasty experience involving some stalkiness so I basically just let only the very few close friends know. And I am the same also with irl friends, not nearly all have a clue.
My guildies used to know my name, but I wouldn't accept them on Facebook or anything. Same as you, my friends would've thought it was weird to talk to people online as mates. I also wanted to keep the fact that I played WoW a secret, as did my other mate. I succeeded at it, also, for 5 years! Haha. We always used to joke and mock WoW so people wouldn't suspect stuff. Thinking about it now we were like Dexter haha.
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I don't really share my personal life with guild mates that I've known for 6 to 7 years now aswel. However I don't do this because I'm some child who's embarrassed of what people think and/or think I should be ashamed of playing. I simply don't like using social media nor feel the need to have a facetwitter account ;/
Friend since kindgarten, friends of 10+ years, I've seen life friends end friendship because of one of them being totally out of line, it happens not all friends from life are going to be "real friends".. It makes no difference, a real friend is one that does not judge you or criticize you for the games you play, they let you be because they know damn well that game makes you happy and they have no business fucking with your mood over something like that.
Only thing I rarely share is my facebook information, I could care less about my battletag name being given out.
This. You shouldn't be embarrassed of who you are when it comes to your friends. Not to mention adding people on facebook isn't a big deal. I have people added that I never talk to. All my friends don't think I'm great friends and so close to everyone I add on facebook.
So far, youre the closest to be like me in this context (but I never had a irl friend who played WoW)
I told my friends that I play WoW since day 1, but I just tone it down... for example I recently told one of my friends that I only play PvP... like I log on and queue for a battleground... but infact I mostly raid and log on almost every day and greet my guildies like they are my friends. (guess what I'm trying to hide from my irl friends, is the matter of fact that I have grown to make a relationship to someone accross the globe only online...)
Still, I know that 90%+ in here think I should just get some new friends etc.
Just trying to see if there is anyone doing this too =)
Personally, i'm very open about my IRL life mainly because i stopped talk with my IRL friends after highschool. I don't like just ANYBODY knowing about me IRL but i don't mind with players i've played with for a long period of time.
I think you should not be embarrassed in any way =) I know it can sound weird, because of the fact that I started this thread but my issue is hard to explain i feel (English isn't my first language) but noone should be ashamed of playing WoW. You are most likely a wonderful person
Edit : read it wrong... like you didnt dare to have a facebook... anyway... youre still most likely a wonderful person... ^^
Edit edit... not sure if I should read it as if you think Im a child X) wish I was... my issue has nothing to do with age, in any kind of way.
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I do the same for the most part. Only three people I met online, one girl from WoW and two guys I met years ago from Halo, have gotten my RL name and FB and whatnot. For me the social aspect of WoW is unwanted, so I really have no desire to get close to people. Most of them simply annoy me. Of course, I typically only PvP, no raiding or anything, so I have no need for a big guild. It has nothing to do with privacy for me though, I just really have no desire to talk to most people I meet in games anywhere except when playing that game with them. I only have RL friends and that girl on real ID as well, since for the most part I want to be left alone even on the game.
I have yet to read a person in here who understand my situation X)
Conclusion ; I'm a rare kind of WoW player...
I believe during the 2012 senate race, there was a potential senator that got an overwhelming amount of bad publicity for just playing WoW.
Our entire culture has something against WoW players. I do not blame you at all for keeping your gaming habits a secret, and no one else should either.
Some people (like me) are very introverted and would rather have a definite line separating our real lives and our game lives. Some of us just draw the line at different areas. I've given out my name and where I live, but phone numbers and IM stuff sometimes is just going a little too far.
Doesn't matter how long you've known your friends or not, if they attach a social stigma to you and your gaming habits, you can lose them just like that.
I had a cool sig... then photobucket ate my pics and now its borked. :/ oh wells...
I really don't care what people think of me as a person. I tend to do what I enjoy and if someone decides that they can't handle it, then that is their problem. People I'm friends with know that I play WoW occasionally still, doesn't seem to have an impact on our interactions. Sure sometimes they crack a joke here and there about it, but seriously what friends don't crack jokes on each other for one thing or another?
I understand your situation. You're comfortable keeping your friends in the dark. You don't want change and are only looking for acceptance from like minded people.
I tell you it's something you have to figure out for yourself, which you already have, and you tell me that you have no interest in finding out if your friends actually care or not.
You aren't looking to find a balance - you're fine with being afraid of yourself. WoW is your dirty little secret.
It's okay, you can stop playing the victim.
As far as I know, I have not stated a matter to agree or disagree on... but I could be wrong... I'm a bit drunk... actually at that state where I start listening to Braveheart music... but so far, I can still conclude, that I didn't find anyone with the same issue as me in here.
Because it's absurd. If a friend laughs at you for playing WoW or even disrespects you because of it, he never was your friend in the first place.But few will agree to fear about "real friend" knowing your hobby.
I listen to OSTs all the time. I don't need to be drunk to enjoy them. :Pactually at that state where I start listening to Braveheart music...
Unless I get to know the people for a long period of time I prefer keeping the two separate. I'm one of those people who likes video games because I can shift my irl bothers to one side, so I don't like intermingling them.
On the flip side I'm quite open about playing WoW if the topic ever crops up irl. I'll admit I wasn't open about it at all when I was at Secondary School simply because there were a lot people who are dicks. Now that I'm older and don't have such things bothering me I don't care who knows that I play it.
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Undocumented Immigration: A Jewish Response
July 12, 2006
Rabbi Steve Gutow, Executive Director of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs
The Jewish people in America, like most Americans, are immigrants from afar and our story as participants in this culture demands that we take very, very seriously the dilemmas facing new immigrants here, documented or undocumented. We have wandered the world more than many. We have a strong connection to immigrants and the dangers and concerns that accompany immigration.
What does our tradition say about the treatment of immigrants? In much of our history we didn't have control of our own land and the Jewish people did not have a chance to test their reason and their ethics related to the subject.
However, during the time of the Torah, the prophets, and the kings, Israel did develop a code of conduct in relation to strangers, a term that likely referred to immigrants living in the Promised Land. The Bible does not issue a forecast about the huge number of undocumented Hispanic immigrants in America in 2006, at least not one I can discern, but, interestingly enough, it does set out some guiding principles that may benefit those of us trying to deal with the situation we are facing today.
The Israel of the Bible was made up of immigrants and strangers from a myriad of places and cultures, many of which had no connection to the Jewish faith. The general world-view of the period did not demand full-scale empathy. However, that was not the case in Israel.
In Biblical society the sojourner was called the ger in Hebrew, or the stranger. It is unlikely that there were any immigration laws at all. People from other societies just got there. From the time of the Exodus mixed multitudes traveled with the Jews through the desert. They were called strangers and G-d made commands about their treatment. These strangers in the Torah were not diplomats or foreign business magnates living the high life in Israel. They likely were very poor. Historians believe that the 'strangers' in the Torah were generally rural, from cultures far and wide. They were not much different than the poor documented or undocumented immigrants that are here in America today.
The commands about how to treat them are unambiguous. The Bible says over and over again that we must "love the stranger." Unlike some of the commandments or mitzvoth, the reason is not hidden. We must love the stranger because we were once strangers in the land of Egypt. The Torah considers this law something we owe to our history. We know what occurs when strangers are ill-treated. After all, we felt the lash of the Egyptians and we, of all people, should know better. Over and over again the Torah emphasizes that we must treat the stranger decently, with love, and with fairness.
The immigrant stranger is considered to be like the widow or orphan, vulnerable and in need of protection and care. When Ruth, the Moabite immigrant who is the progenitor of King David, came to Israel with her Israelite mother-in-law, Naomi, she is given the right to pick the gleanings from the field of Boaz, just like citizens who are poor and in need. Over and over again the Torah emphasizes that we must treat the stranger decently, with love, and with fairness. Scholars insist that the Bible states not only that we must treat the stranger well but also that we must offer positive feelings to the stranger living in our midst. So, we even need to work on ourselves and our psyches.
Deuteronomy actually states that G-d loves the stranger. If G-d loves the stranger and, as Genesis says, all humans are made in the image of G-d----we had certainly better find ways to love the stranger or immigrant. It is true that once the Jews were no longer in control of their own land the term ger had other meanings, such as one who converted to Judaism, and did not refer to immigrant sojourners. But in the days of the Bible, the term stranger was pretty close to the idea of immigrants in America today.
It is hard to read our texts and not hear this powerful mandate from heaven. I remember my Bible professor at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College saying that the one principle that seemed to separate us from the other nations of the ancient Biblical period was the absolute insistence on social justice, most exemplified by the myriad of commands on how to treat the stranger amongst us.
I am a lawyer and a rabbi, and I speak on behalf of the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, an organization that serves as an umbrella for many national and local community relations organizations in Jewish life in America. I do not think that Jewish tradition justifies the rights of immigrants to break the law and just come into America without any responsibility to our nation and its legal requirements. I do think, however, that the empathy shown by those who want to find ways to allow the undocumented to meet certain requirements so that they have the possibility of living here is the same kind of empathy that the Bible shouts at us when we read its mandates.
As a people who have suffered greatly by persecution and economic downturns throughout the world, and who came to America to resolve our problems, we look with deep love towards the immigrant. Our tradition demands a particular concern for the faultless children and dependents of immigrants who have settled here. Judaism, as I comprehend its values, insists that Jews be understanding and open-hearted to the immigrants on our shores.
Our rabbinic tradition often speaks to us in story. The stories are called midrash and the rabbis use these stories to expand on the themes and values they find in the Torah. One of my favorite stories from the rabbis is a story about an old man in Beersheba during the time of Abraham. Abraham was keeping house, living alone, and the man, maybe 280 years old (people lived long lives back then), came to the door late at night. Abraham, as was his custom, asked the old man in to spend the night and said that he would offer him up some lentil stew. The old man was sitting in a corner and Abraham looked over with a smile. Suddenly, he saw that the old man was worshipping Baal, an idol. Abraham said to the old man, "what are you doing"? The old man said "I am worshipping my idol." Abraham did not take kindly to the old man's words, and said to him "You are doing what"?!!
He shouted "I am Abraham; I am the world's first monotheist. Put that idol away"! The old man said, "Abraham, I have worshipped this idol for 280 years. I cannot stop worshipping it now." Abraham lost it, yelled at the old man, and kicked him out into the streets of Beersheba in the middle of the night.
Suddenly there was a knock at the door. Abraham opened the door, and there at the entrance was G-d. In rabbinic stories G-d sometimes shows up. Abraham was quite happy and invited G-d in. G-d said "Abraham, where is the old man"? Abraham said to G-d "Oh, that old man, I couldn't handle him. I couldn't deal with him. He kept taking out that idol, Baal." G-d said to Abraham, "So, what did you do"? "I couldn't handle him. I kicked him out," Abraham said. G-d said, "You did what? You kicked an old man out in the middle of the night"?
"I couldn't deal with him." G-d looked at Abraham and said "Abraham, I have had to deal with that old man for 280 years; couldn't you have handled him, taken care of him for just one night"? Abraham ran out into the streets of Beersheba and found the old man and brought him back and treated him with love and compassion.
Perhaps the old man was not necessarily an immigrant stranger living in Israel but his story reflects the way the Jewish tradition responds to strangers, to those in our midst. How we treat the twelve million undocumented who are here in many ways colors who we are as Jews. How we react to those who want to enter our borders and become part of our country says a lot about how well we remember our own stories when we were immigrants looking for a safe haven, a place to rest and live and prosper. We have a duty to law, to our borders, and to our country but, no matter what else we think or do, we must act with our hearts and our souls when we confront those who live amongst us and those who want to live amongst us.
In my mind the Torah and our history point to both law and to equity, to both strength and to compassion. To me Judaism asks us to dig deep and find ways to give those who are vulnerable among us, the undocumented immigrant here in our country, a chance to find the peace and prosperity and happiness that fortune and G-d have bestowed upon us in America.


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UC two-alarm fire damages Monty's bar, residence Monday night
A two-alarm fire broke out at 514 Bergenline Ave. in Union City on Monday night when workers doing repairs on the outside of the building ignited the siding and the fire entered the structure through a window, North Hudson Regional Fire Deputy Chief Charles Thomas reported Tuesday.
The fire was called in at 4:37 p.m. and extinguished by 5:42 p.m. after fire companies used one line to put out the external fire and a second to extinguish the internal one, he said.
Monty's Bar on the first floor received moderate to heavy water damage, and the residents of the multiple-dwelling building above it were relocated that evening due to smoke odor and water damage. They will be able to return, Thomas said.
There were no injuries sustained either by residents, patrons or firefighters, he added, and mutual aid was received from Jersey City and Hoboken fire officials to cover the city while the fire was fought. The incident commander was Deputy Chief Anthony Avillo.
St. Augustine School hosts fashion show, alumni reunion
Saint Augustine School, located at 3920 New York Ave. in Union City, will hold a fashion show in the gym on Friday, May 18 from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tickets cost $10.
There will also be an alumni reunion in the school gym on Friday, June 1 starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $25 and those between 21 and 100 years old may attend.
For more information, call (201) 865-0072.
Union City holds senior citizen Mother's Day luncheon
Mayor Brian Stack and the Board of Commissioners will hold their annual Union City Senior Citizens Mother's Day Luncheon on Saturday, May 12 at 12 p.m. in the cafeteria of Union City High School, located at 2500 Kennedy Blvd.
Transportation will be provided beginning at 11:15 a.m. from the following locations: 4545, 1104, and 3700 Palisade Ave., 3911 Kennedy Blvd., 1015 Central Ave., 1509 Bergenline Ave., 380 Mountain Ave., 49th Street and Hudson Avenue, and Bella Vista Apartments.
There will be food and entertainment, and admission is free for all adult residents. No children please. For more information, call the Senior Affairs Office at (201) 348-5701.
St. John's presents "Revival Cabaret"
Arts at St. John's will present "Revival Cabaret," an exciting musical and comedy performance, on May 12 at 6:30 p.m. at 1516 Palisade Ave. in Union City.
Jazz pianist Mavis Pan and bassist Seth Glickman will perform from 6:30 to 7 p.m. during a Jazz Mixer. Beginning at 7 p.m., comedy, classical music, and clowns will collide to create an unforgettable evening.
"The show's theme is an old fashioned tent revival," said the show's host Joe Kolbow in a press release. "We rehearse in the church and the show is performed there."
The performance is part of the Arts at St. John's program, a new venture between art makers and supporters in the community. The program aims to fill the sanctuary of St. John's church with visual and performing arts programs throughout the year.
The "Revival Cabaret" will be hosted by Union City Comedy Duo Merril Garrick and Emmet (real-life Donovan Ensemble Co-Artistic Directors Joe Kolbow and Johnnie Niel).
Tickets are $10 and include a snack and two complimentary drinks. They may be purchased at brownpapertickets.com or by calling (800) 838-3006 in advance and cost $15 at the door. Reservations are requested.
Hudson County teens compete in music competition
On Thursday, May 24, Kishawn Jack of Jersey City and Luis Rolo of Union City will be two of 38 state performers to compete at the Eighth Annual Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey's Shout Down Drugs Prevention Concert, presented by Comcast.
Jack and Rolo will perform their original songs "Drug Free" and "Drown in Drugs" at the statewide concert at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, New Jersey.
The New Jersey Shout Down Drugs music competition challenges high school students to create original music with lyrics that contain powerful peer-to-peer drug prevention messages. Students will compete for $10,000 in music contracts with the Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey to perform their winning song at statewide events.
The program's website, www.shoutdowndrugs.com, features profiles of this year's finalists and allows the public to cast votes for their favorite songs. These results will be factored into the finalists' scores on the night of the concert. Online voting is open until May 23. Tickets to the concert are free of charge, but must be reserved at www.shoutdowndrugs.com.
Seminar for businesses on lobbying and issue advocacy held on May 8
The Hudson County Chamber of Commerce and the Guarini Institute for Government and Leadership will host a seminar for business owners and leaders interested in learning more about lobbying and issue advocacy on Tuesday, May 8 from 8:30 to 10 a.m. in Dinneen Hall on the campus of Saint Peter's College.
The goal of the event is to provide the business community with a primer on how to best engage with policy makers on issues that affect business in New Jersey. The session will be moderated by the Honorable Joseph Doria, a former commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs and State Assembly Speaker. Doria will moderate a panel discussion featuring professionals who understand how to navigate policy making at the state level: Frank Robinson, vice president, New Jersey Business and Industry Association; John B. Wilson, president, Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in New Jersey; and Kay LiCausi, president, Hoboken Strategy Group.
"Businesses of every size need to be engaged in policy making discussions and our goal at the Chamber is to help our members, and the larger business community, learn how to begin having such conversations," said Maria Nieves, the Chamber's president and CEO. "We hope to demystify the advocacy process and provide some concrete tips on how to effectively lobby. We're pleased to work with the Guarini Institute on this event."
The breakfast will begin with networking, followed by a panel discussion, and a question and answer session. It is sponsored in part by the Guarini Institute.
To register for this event, contact the Chamber at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Union City to host artist awards
Mayor Brian P. Stack & Board of Commissioners will hold the first ever Union City Artist Awards on Friday, June 15 at 7 p.m. at the William V. Musto Cultural Center, located at 420 15th Street, Union City. The awards will honor the most talented and dedicated artists from all disciplines who have contributed to Union City's artistic fabric.
The elegant red carpet event will feature live music by the group (U)nity, as well as various other guest performances.
Admission is free. Dress to impress.
PPAC to hold 2012 Showtime Awards
The Park Performing Arts Center (PPAC), located at 560 32nd St. in Union City, will honor three recipients at the 2012 Showtime Awards on May 18 starting at 6 p.m. There will be refreshments and music until 7:30 p.m. when the awards ceremony will begin, and the after party, featuring Joyride, will start 8 p.m.
Ticket sales will help continue PPAC's tradition of entertainment, education, and artistry and may be purchased at www.parkpac.org/showtime.
UCPAC presents "History Herstory...Where Truth Lies"
Union City, Mayor Brian Stack and the Board of Commissioners will present "History Herstory...Where Truth Lies," starring Sarah Rice (Broadway's original Johanna from "Sweeny Todd") and David Vernon, on Thursday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at the Union City Performing Arts Center, located at 2500 Kennedy Blvd.
The show is an evening full of songs chosen from international and American songbooks by composers such as Stephen Sondheim, Rogers & Hart, and more that explore how two people can look at the same thing and yet see it differently.
Admission is free and parking is available at the 23rd Street Parking Deck located on 23rd Street between Summit & Kerrigan avenues.
For more information, visit www.UnionCityPAC.com.
UC designates honorary orchestra
The City of Union City, Mayor Brian P. Stack and Board of Commissioners have appointed the Union City Philharmonic Orchestra as the city's honorary orchestra. The appointment was made at the City's last Commissioners meeting held this past Saturday, April 28.
The Union City Philharmonic Orchestra (formerly Hudson Philharmonic Orchestra) was established in Union City in November of 2011 with a very specific vision: to make a positive impact on the community, primarily through exhilarating, inspiring, and quality classical music performances and education. Union City Philharmonic Orchestra was co-founded by four passionate visionaries: Music Director/Conductor David Jeong, Assistant Music Director Jahye Kim, Orchestra Manager Yedeun Park, and Director of Education and Outreach Soo Park.
UC Philharmonic is committed to sharing their musical talents to inspire and to inform the importance of arts and music for a more holistic cultural development of society.
Everyone involved with the orchestra is deeply honored about the designation. They look forward to promoting classical music on a local and national level, as well as representing Union City and the state of New Jersey with honor and distinction.
For more info on the Union City art scene, visit www.UnionCityArtScene.blogspot.com.


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Hi everyone,
This weekend we are going to be running a Street Fighter fun night, only we couldn't choose which game to play. So we have decided to leave it to you in the community to decide which of the following Street Fighter games to play.
Super Street Fighter IV
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Street Fighter III:Third Strike Online Edition
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Simply reply to this thread with your choice of game and your PSN ID if you wish to take part.
The session will be a winner stays on, with the opportunity for the player with the most wins receiving a surprise reward.
The event will take place this Sunday 6th May from 7pm UK time.
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Yes! been waiting for something like this, thank you Bambaroo.
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"Development, validation, and utility of internet-based, behavioral health screen for adolescents." Pediatrics. 2010;126(1):e163-70.
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Arrangements, transcriptions and covers
In Tuesday's NEPR classical music, we'll play several selections to honor the birth anniversary of the eminent Italian composer Ottorino Respighi (1879-1936, above left). A couple of them, the "Trittico Botticelliano" ("Three Botticelli Pictures") and "Feste Romane" ("Roman Festivals"), are entirely original works. The others, including the Suite No. 2 from Respighi's "Antiche arie e danze per liuto" ("Ancient Airs and Dances for the Lute") and his"Rossiniana" Suite are transcriptions of works by earlier composers. Or are they arrangements of works by earlier composers? And what's the difference between an arrangement and a transcription?
The answer depends on how much of a stickler you want to be, as the separate meanings of the two have blurred over time. "Transcription" is the more "inside" term, not generally used outside the cozy confines of classical music. By contrast, "arrangement" crosses all musical boundaries and covers a broad range of musical transformations. But analyze their musicological-etymological DNA under a microscope, and you'll see that, though there has been considerable interbreeding, the transcription and the arrangement are really separate species. (Sorry for the bizarre analogy; I was just listening to a fascinating interview about the discovery of another long-lost variety of human being.)
So, let's start with the more circumscribed term: What is a transcription? Actually, the term has a few musical meanings beyond the one we're looking for. One is a now mostly-obsolete synonym for "recording," as in "transcribing" a live concert for later broadcast. Veteran listeners may recall references to the "Boston Symphony Transcription Trust" which transcribed (i.e., recorded) and distributed BSO concerts by tape to radio stations from 1957 to 1991. Another meaning, from the relatively young science of ethnomusicology, is to capture in written form, through either manual or mechanical means, the sound of live music.
But what we're after here is this meaning of "transcription" from our handy online Merriam-Webster: "An arrangement of a musical composition for some instrument or voice other than the original." In other words, you take a piece of music originally scored for some voice, instrument or group of voices and/or instruments and "transcribe" (i.e., cross-write) it for another voice, instrument or group of voices and/or instruments. In this sense of transcription, the original work is kept more-or-less intact in every way other than its performing forces. Good examples include J.S. Bach's transcription of Vivaldi's Concerto for four violins, Op. 3, No. 10 as a Concerto for four harpsichords, BWV 1065, and, to turn the tables on old Sebastian, his Toccata and Fugue in D minor for organ as transcribed for orchestra by Leopold Stokowski. (Transcribing something for orchestra is also known, by amazing coincidence, as "orchestration.")
Arrangement? Once again to the dictionaries, this time the New Grove: "The reworking of a musical composition, usually for a different medium from that of the original." If that sounds rather general, it should. By contrast with the narrowly-defined "transcription," "arrangement" could refer to just about any time someone picks up a piece of music, or even just a melody, and reworks it into something new that nonetheless retains a recognizable resemblance to the original. You'll typically hear several arrangements each weekday evening on NEPR's "Jazz a la Mode," especially if Tom Reney is spotlighting one of the great big bands, playing arrangements of the hit tunes of the day. My favorite example? It would have to be the Artie Shaw/Lennie Hayton arrangement (or "chart" as the musicians would call it) of Hoagy Carmichael's "Stardust," rendered magnificently by Shaw (above right) and his Orchestra. Simple, eloquent and elegant, true to Hoagy's glorious melody while also transforming it into high art — this is on my list of perfect tracks.
To sum up: A "transcription" keeps the original work intact, while re-writing it for different performing forces. An "arrangement" takes a piece of music, or some component of it, and makes out of it something both new and recognizably related to the original. Every transcription is a kind of arrangement, but not every arrangement is a transcription. And by the way, to answer the original question, I'd place the Respighi works we're featuring today in the arrangement camp. They're too fanciful and far-flung to be regarded as mere transcriptions.
OK, we've covered transcription, and we've covered arrangement. But how about covering...cover? Back online we go, this time to Wikipedia: "In popular music, a cover version or cover song, or simply cover, is a new performance or recording of a contemporary or previously recorded, commercially released song, usually by someone other than the original artist. It can sometimes have a pejorative connotation, implying the original recording should be regarded as the definitive or "authentic" version, and all others merely lesser competitors, alternatives, or tributes (no matter how popular). " That's thorough enough to need no further explanation. But it does give me a chance to pay memorial tribute to that great connoisseur and chronicler of the hilariously pejorative cover, the late Jim Nayder, host of "The Annoying Music Show." You might recall his many conversations on NPR's Weekend Edition with Scott Simon, who paid tribute to his friend and fellow Chicagoan a few weeks ago. Jim, I'm sorry you've gone too soon. But thanks for the memories, and for the godawful music. This cover's for you!