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Most everyone has been the target of practical jokes, and most have been out on blind dates. Oliver Goldsmith bases his 1773 comedy She Stoops to Conquer on two such incidents, creating a complicated, convoluted plot based on miscommunication and mistaken identities. At the same time, Goldsmith explores a series of ethical and aesthetic issues.
Audiences responded favorably to She Stoops to Conquer when Goldsmith's play debuted in 1773 and have continued to do so ever since. Significantly, from its debut, it earned popular approval and remains today one of the few 18th century plays to be regularly performed for modern audiences. While the play proves funny and entertaining, it also marks an important step in the development of comic theory. Significantly, Goldsmith's play changed the face of comic theatre, eclipsing the popular sentimental comedy of the day, and inaugurated a new style of laughing comedy.
For those who believe the play's plot seems too far-fetched, Oscar James Campbell noted in an introduction to Chief Plays of Goldsmith and Sheridan: The School for Scandal, She Stoops to Conquer, The Rivals that the "central idea of She Stoops to Conquer was suggested to Goldsmith by an incident of his boyhood. He had been told that the house of a Mr. Featherstone was an inn and directed there for entertainment. Goldsmith, always easily deceived by a practical joke, had gone to the squire's house and treated him as a host. Out of this situation grew his characters and their games of cross-purposes." Other autobiographical elements in the play include resemblances between the young, vagabond Goldsmith who spent two years on a walking tour of Europe and the irresponsible, irrepressible Tony Lumpkin. Finally, Goldsmith, like his character Marlow, was at ease with serving women, but stiff in the company of proper ladies, in part because of insecurities about his physical appearance.
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OpenOffice 3.0.1: Bug Fixes and Grammar Checking
With a bug fix release the OpenOffice team has enhanced its free open application suite and added a few features in the mix.
OpenOffice.org includes a full list of the fixes and other system maintenance provisions in their release notes.
Although the version number indicates a mere bug fix release, OpenOffice 3.0.1 packs in a couple new features. Among them an API for a grammar checker in the Writer text editor. The project's Florian Effenberger describes the API as a way of integrating external grammar checking tools, and the Writer language dialog box was adapted to show the name (and available logo) of the integrated tool. In addition, the user dictionary now allows a maximum 30,000 entries (up from 2,000).
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Sample Minnesota newspaper articles, photos and ads dating back more than 140 years. Fresh items are posted weekly. Go here for tips on how to track down old newspaper articles on your own. Follow the blog on Twitter. Or check out "Minnesota Mysteries," a new book based on the blog.
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As Minneapolis health commissioner in the early 1900s, Dr. P.M. Hall preached the "gospel of cleanliness" and worked to make the city a healthier place to live. He was a nationally recognized expert on municipal waste disposal and served as an officer of the American Public Health Association. In 1912, he began writing the "Health and Happiness" column for the Minneapolis Tribune. Over the next seven years, he answered thousands of reader-submitted questions related to "hygiene, sanitation and the prevention of disease."
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Cold Weather Diseases.
These four women, stranded at Cedar Avenue and Lake Street during a Minneapolis transit strike in January 1938, were perhaps ventilating their lower extremities a bit too much. (Minneapolis Tribune photo) |
One hundred and twenty-five years ago, the Minneapolis Tribune offered early proof that the children of our state are above average. Meet Leonora, Birdie, Willis, Tootie and dozens of other up-and-coming youngsters of the Flour City.
The Pride of Minneapolis Mothers
In a bustling, growing city like Minneapolis it is not often that the little people can make themselves heard outside of their own homes. The unjustice of this has influenced the Tribune to present to its readers this morning 50 of the wee young ladies and gentlemen of the city, who will be heard from in later years. This galaxy of childish beauty will interest young and old alike. The Tribune regrets that no more space in this issue can be devoted to the introduction of Minneapolis youngsters to the public, as there are many more on the list just as handsome and as jolly as any that are here presented. The only thing that can be promised is that another page in an early issue will have to be devoted to them. And now for a glance at the little people who make their first public bow today.
The Tribune described 5-year-old Belle Stearn of 417 Second Av. N. as "a talented little lady." Click here for a photo gallery of all 34 children profiled by the newspaper. |
That section of young America which lives in Minneapolis resembles its father and mother in some respects and differs from them in others. It differs from them, in the majority of instance, because it was born in the Flour City – a thing which comparatively few persons who have arrived at the dignity of a parent can truthfully say.
The child, however, whose picture is published today, is a native of this city in the majority of instances. The Minneapolis "kid" resembles its parents in that it has their life and activity and enterprise. The boy or girl gets as a birth right, that which the parent gained only when he had come to man's estate, in some active part of the country and had migrated to Minneapolis and caught the spirit of the city. The spirit which leads the men of Minneapolis to build the largest mills, the tallest building, and shout the loudest for his city, leads the Minneapolis boy to indulge in jackstones at a most tender age, and the Minneapolis girl to rocker her doll's cradle before she is hardly out of her own. The climate of Minneapolis agrees with the children. Health statistics show this no less than the ruddy faces that one sees on the streets. The bracing atmosphere gives them good lungs and keeps the proper color in their cheeks. The little folks are a big part of the population. The school statistics show this and all that is needed for ocular proof is the announcement of a street parade headed by a brass band. The youngsters are alive with enthusiasm for their city. They are irrepressible, active, enterprising and wide awake.
Everybody, of course, thinks their own is the best. If they didn't they wouldn't be the proper class of citizens for Minneapolis or for respectable society anywhere. It's all right. Here are some of the scions of the families who will be leaders in the city when its population is 1,000,000.
On a friendly wager, a Minneapolis man set a blistering pace in the vertical portion of an unusual duathlon: an 8-mile run followed by a 75-foot chimney climb. From the Tribune:
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Albert Williams, 3805 Thirtieth avenue south, is just as good a long distance runner and high climber as he said he was. He proved it yesterday.
Williams and his friend, Lewis Otterman, Tenth avenue and Third street north, were discussing various feats of strength and endurance. Williams told him of some of the things he had done. Otterman was inclined to scoff.
"I'll tell you what I'll do," said Williams, "if you want to risk any money, I'll bet you $50 I can run from the St. Paul courthouse to the Milwaukee shops at Twenty-second street and Minnehaha avenue, climb that 75-foot smokestack there, walk twice around the top of it, and then come down."
He Takes the Bet.
"It can't be done," said Otterman, "but I'll take that fifty away from you. It will be easy money."
Williams went to St. Paul yesterday. With him he took a professional running suit. He started from the courthouse with plenty of witnesses and he dog-trotted to Minneapolis with friends in an automobile seeing that he didn't do any backsliding.
He was pretty tired and hot when he got to the Milwaukee shops, but he shinnied right up that chimney. Near the top of the chimney it was tremendously hot, Williams found out. He walked around the top twice, but his legs and arms were badly blistered.
He got only about half-way down the chimney on the last and final feat when he fell, dazed by the heat. No bones were broken, shop employes and Williams' friends found, and he said himself he wasn't hurt.
Collapsed in Stationhouse.
To get his blistered legs and arms treated, he walked to Dr. J.K. Moen's office, 2620 East Lake street. His burns were attended, and then the doctor took him to the Sixth precinct police station. Williams collapsed there, and he was taken to the City hospital.
He is said to be suffering from shock and heat. But he collected the money.
The Milwaukee Road rail yard in south Minneapolis in February 1951. The shop smokestack is at left. (Minneapolis Tribune photo) |
Here a nameless Tribune reporter spins a ghost story worthy of any campfire. The scene is set near an abandoned graveyard in northeast Minneapolis, most likely Maple Hill Cemetery, the city's first, established in 1857. Over the next 30 years, about 5,000 bodies were buried there.
The cemetery fell into disrepair in the 1880s. Plots were cheap—just $8 or $9 according to an 1889 Tribune story—and recordkeeping was shoddy at best. Some remains were buried no more than two feet deep. Neighbors feared that the poorly maintained burial ground was a health threat and began a campaign to have the remains moved and the cemetery closed. By the time the story below was published in 1899, the removals had already begun and burials ceased. But with no source of funding, most of the remains and markers remained there untended for years. The grounds were "loaded with rubbish and so neglected that many of the caskets are exposed to view," the Tribune reported.
In April 1907, the Tribune reported that Maple Hill Cemetery was in "deplorable condition." Rain had washed away sand at the western edge of the cemetery, exposing caskets to view. And children playing baseball had broken grave markers to pieces for use as bases.
The city's Park Board took possession of the land in 1908 with the idea of restoring a portion of the cemetery and reserving 10 acres for a children's park. A playground was established there in the summer of 1916, but the adjoining cemetery was still largely a mess. By that fall, the neighbors had had enough of the eyesore: under cover of darkness, about thirty men hitched up three teams of horses and cleared the land of debris and headstones, dumping the markers in a ravine on the west side of the property. Eight men were implicated in the "Maple Hill Raid," but only two faced vandalism charges and they won acquittal at trial.
Soon after the raid, the Park Board removed most of the remaining markers, and Maple Hill became firmly established as a park. A skating rink, a warming house, horseshoe pits and other amenities were added. Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts gathered there for activities. The park's hockey teams enjoyed success in citywide competition. In 1948, it was renamed Beltrami Park, after the Italian-American explorer of the 19th century. But signs of the park's past are still visible to this day. At least two small gravestones can be found amid the grass and trees on the park's northwest side, not far from a monument to 46 Civil War veterans who were buried there.
Weird Adventure of a Young Woman While Walking Near a Cemetery in Northeast Minneapolis.
"Help! Help! The ghost will get me!" shrieked Ida Olson, last evening, as she rushed up to a pedestrian who was walking in Central avenue, near the abandoned cemetery in Northeast Minneapolis.
The girl, who is a domestic, was frightened so badly that it was impossible for her to talk in a coherent manner, and for time it was feared she had been driven insane by fright. She declared that while walking past the old cemetery with Ole Johnson, her sweetheart, a white object had arisen from one of the neglected graves, and, with an unearthly yell, had pursued them.
Reminders of Beltrami Park's past as a cemetery remain to this day. |
Ole, she said, had deserted her at the first sign of danger, and had left her to her fate. She was sure the object she had seen was a ghost, and she declared with equal firmness that it was the ghost of a man with horns, for she had seen the horns on his head, and had noted further that he wore a long white beard. Several times while telling her story she became hysterical, and it was with difficulty that she could be induced to continue.
John Adams, employed in the Columbia Heights mills, was the man whom she accosted on the street, and he at once took the girl into a drug store, where her story was related. At first it was thought Ida had been drinking, but there was not the slightest smell of liquor on her breath, and she was evidently badly frightened. While she was talking her sweetheart entered the place, and cried with joy at seeing the girl safe and sound.
Johnson, who is a laboring man, and a fairly intelligent appearing young fellow, told a story quite similar to that related by the girl, except that he said he had, instead of running away from the ghost, run towards it, in an endeavor to find out what it was.
Searching Party Formed.
Several persons were in the drug store at the time, and they at once formed a party and paid a visit to the old cemetery. As the abiding place of the dead was approached the courage of John disappeared, and he lagged behind. The girl, on the contrary, was fairly brave, now that there were other persons near by, and she led the party to the place where she said the ghost had appeared.
The spot from which the figure had arisen proved to be a slight depression on a mound, and the crushed down leaves and dead grass showed that a body of some sort had lain there. The adventure was becoming serious, and two or three members of the party did not venture as far away from their companions as they had done before the depression was found.
An extended search of the locality was made, but not trace of a ghost or anything looking like one could be found. Just as the party was about to give up and return to Central avenue a gasp of horror burst from the lips of Johnson, and he sank to the ground in a heap. A short distance away, only just visible in the dim light, was a white figure, with horns and a long white beard, just as Miss Olson had said.
Strange Sounds Heard.
As the little party looked a sound that cannot be described came from the object, followed by a silence that was painful in its intensity. For a moment no one moved or spoke; then one of the more adventuresome members of the party started in the direction of the ghost, carrying a revolver in his hand.
"Speak or I'll shoot," he called, as he scared the object.
There was no response, and again he repeated his command. This time the object moved a trifle and seemed to advance toward the party. As the man with the gun was about to fire there broke upon the silent night a plaintive:
Then a large white goat, with a beautiful pair of horns and a magnificent bunch of gray whiskers, walked up to the men and began nosing around as if expecting to be fed. The reaction was too much for the party, and the various persons laughed until they cried. Meantime Johnson had disappeared, and Miss Olson was sent to her home in University avenue northeast.
The goat, it was learned later, has been pastured in the old cemetery and the surrounding locality during the last summer, and he has been in the habit of sleeping around in any old place, and of going up to passers-by and asking in his dumb way for something to eat. Who the owner of the goat is could not be learned.
Over the past 50 years, the University of Minnesota has not enjoyed much success against Nebraska in football. The Gophers had lost 16 straight to the Cornhuskers before Saturday's upset in Minneapolis.
The teams first met in 1900 in a game described by a wire reporter as "the best exhibition of football that has ever been seen in Lincoln." Sid Hartman was not yet available to document the Gophers' victory:
Nebraska Eleven Meets Defeat Before the Husky Minnesota Boys.
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The husky Gopher eleven defeated Nebraska university at Lincoln yesterday after[noon] … It was the best exhibition of football that has ever been seen in Lincoln, and the Minnesota men found opponents worthy of their steel.
Fully 6,000 people assembled to witness the game, of which there were fully 800 Minnesota "rooters." The good work they did cheering their team opened the eyes of the local men. The combined efforts of the followers of the two teams in the matter of noise resulted in something terrific.
Dr. Henry Williams, Minnesota's legendary coach, led the Gophers to their first national championship in 1904. |
Minnesota was first on the field. It was just 2:15 o'clock when the heavy young men who have been under the care of Dr. Williams since early this fall ran onto the field. They were greeted by the shouts of 800 throats, and the "U" band struck up a lively tune in their honor.
They formed a circle and passed the ball around while the yells and music continued. The whistles of the machine shops added their share to the din, and noise was king.
Five minutes later the Nebraska team came on headed by their band. The followers of the home team tore the air with their shouts, and the band struck up a piece which was answered by the Gopher band. Coach Booth, of the Nebraska team, volunteered the information that the Gophers looked heavier and more rapid than the reports had led him to believe.
Minnesota, with her usual luck, won the toss and took advantage in choosing goals of the strong wind that was blowing from the south goal.
Within two minutes after Nebraska had kicked off it was evident that there was to be a battle founded on two different styles of play. Minnesota resorted to line bucking, with an occasional attempt at end, while the lighter Nebraska team played a more open game, giving a chance for more brilliant playing from a grand stand point of view.
The defense of Minnesota was a puzzle to the Cornhuskers. The tandem formations plunged through their somewhat lighter line at will, and the mass plays carried everything before them.
Knowlton in the first half, with the wind at his back, did some excellent punting that invariably resulted in a gain of from 10 to 20 yards. An occasional dash around Nebraska's end broke the monotony of the heavy, close play that is effective, but not at all spectacular. When these end runs were tried they were nearly always good for a gain.
Minnesota was quick to recognize the advantage gained in Knowlton's punts, and he was consequently called into service quite often. He clearly outplayed Cook, who kicked the oval for Nebraska.
He got in his goal from the field in the game yesterday. It was a beautiful placement from the 30-yard line, and more than made up for his poor luck in kicking the goals, all three of which he missed.
For the first two touchdowns the ball was forced within hailing distance of Nebraska's goal by punting tactics, and then the husky Gophers pushed it over with comparative ease.
The third touchdown was the result of a strong vigorous line bucking policy that forced Nebraska down the field for 70 yards. This was accomplished by the Gophers without once losing the ball.
Pillsbury made the first touchdown for Nebraska, but it is a question as to whether he would have ever reached the Gopher goal had not Doble collided with the officials. The run was a pretty one, however, 65 yards, with good interference. The officials admit that they were in Doble's way, Referee Allen stating that it was their fault entirely, and there is, therefore, no discredit to Doble for failing to land his man, as he surely would have done had the way been clear.
Pillsbury was the man to make the second touchdown. This was made in the second half and he accomplished it by hurdling the Gopher line. Both goals were kicked by Nebraska, and this gave them their 12 points, which is more than any team has scored against Minnesota this season.
Van Valkenberg, Fee, La Fans, Tweet, Aune and Hoyt were the star ground gainers for Minnesota. There were called on early and often, and each time responded with a few more feet of Nebraska property to the credit of the Gophers.
Van was retired by a blow on the neck, which stunned him for some time, but he is not in serious condition.
Bender, who went in for Montgomery, succeeded in getting around Aune once for 20 yards, but he was downed at that distance.
The game ended with the score 20 to 12 in favor of the Gophers, and the Minnesota crowd gave vent to shouts and yells that will long be remembered in Mr. Bryan's home city.
The team left at 8 o'clock last night, and the "rooters" about an hour after.
The result of the Iowa-Northwestern game has settled the question of the Western championship beyond a question, and 11 young men, students at the University of Minnesota, and incidentally the best aggregation of football players that has appeared on the Western gridiron for some time are "it."
The long coveted title has been fairly and squarely won by the sheer hard work and clean, good football, and the team that will arrive in Minneapolis this morning are the undisputed champions of the West.


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Its been written already but I got so frustrated again last night, that Im writing it again. This is a strategy game, and given that Im playing against an AI, not a human, I dont accept surprise attack as an AI tactic. surprise attack to me, is an excuse from the designer for a badly written diplomacy system.
Whats so frustrating is that a basic workable solution seems so easy.
Just give us more info!
Dont just write in red or green what the AI likes or doesnt like. Writing tells us nothing of value. Give us points in the plus or minus so the player can assess the threat!
Take my last game, a huge map, spawned on a continent next to India. Lots of space. My normal tactic, given the state of the AI is military, military, military. However, India wanted to be friends, we had a declaration of friendship. I gave him resources. I went to war against Askia when he asked. Is this a chance for a more peaceful tactic I wondered. I didnt build my army up, instead I built improvements and settlers. Come medieval I had a choice to make. Rush to the military techs, or go for education and banking. I decided to abandon my usual routine and went for banking. Mistake.
About twenty turns into medieval Ghandi told me he wasnt happy about my cities close to his borders. I checked our diplomacy screen. We still had many more likes than this single dislike. How seriously should I take the threat? I had no idea. I chose to accept more green writing than red means still not hostile. He remained friendly, continued to trade etc. so I went about my business, didnt build rush an army. Then, you guessed it, 10 turns on, Surprise! Im declaring war on you!
This is so frustrating! Its a strategy game! I dont want SURPRISE EVERY SINGLE GAME, EVERY SINGLE CIV! I want to be able to assess realistic threats and prepare for them. Currently the game just doesnt give us the tools to do this. And yet itd be so easy to fix! Please, please fix this Firaxis. I love so many things about this game but this is the one thing that keeps driving me away.


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WWE asked not to turn Cameron and Naomi heel
Initially, WWE had plans on turning Brodus Clay, Tensai, Naomi and Cameron all into heels, but with Total Divas being signed for another season, executives from E! reportedly asked the company to keep the Funkadactyls as faces.
Brodus Clay heel turn possibly temporary
While many fans are under the impression that it is a permanent thing, WWE might not be doing a permanent heel turn with Brodus Clay. The belief is that this is just to give Xavier Woods something to work with.
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Word going around is that the WWE creative department forgot about his Christmas movie when they decided to turn Miz into a heel.
Miz heel turn not viewed as big thing by WWE
While fans are talking about the heel turn from Monday Night Raw, WWE is not expected to make a very big deal about the Miz and his character change.
Miz turns heel on Kofi Kingston
On Monday Night Raw, Miz turned heel on Kofi Kingston by walking away from his partner during a tag team match against Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro.
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During a match in Dublin, the Miz turned heel halfway through his match against Kofi Kingston.
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The voice enters with a trumpeting arpeggio (Toutes les fleurs, certes) in the home key of G major. Je les adore! moves to the dominant. This opening passage is largely unaccompanied music, a flourish of recitative. The hyperbole of the word adore is a key to the songs character. The bombastic opening yields ridiculously to flowers, as if each one were a maiden. (It is no wonder that the songs dedicatee was the tenor Ernest Van Dyck, Frances first Parsifal.) The singer of this song is a Heldentenor and a botanical expert into the bargain. There now follows a walk through the garden with each species of flower lovingly labelled and catalogued. There is an intimate complicity between the vocal line and the right hand of the pianist which doubles it; one can almost feel the delicate touch of the singers hand as he caresses a bloom the better to show it off for admiration. Gently rumbling semiquavers in the left hand provide a frisson of support in the bass an extended pedal note on G with those added sharpened fourths of which the composer was so fond. Cornflowers (les bleuets bleus) occasion a staccato figuration which prances delicately, and the undulations of the waving corn (Les blés onduleux) are reflected in a legato phrase which suggests the sweep of a broader vista. After De ses doigts frileux there is a splendid harmonised scale, chords which ascend the stave as an extended upbeat to the appassionato of Mais surtout. Here the voice hits a high G and then sinks to repeated Ds below (by now this kind of vocal pedal is recognisable as a genuine Chabrier trademark) while the piano writing roves passionately in phrases which heave in great gusts of enthusiasm.
This is gestural music which paints the contortions of a handkerchief-brandishing concert artiste so effectively that the singer himself can afford to stand quite still while performing it. This passage is also remarkable for the interplay of counterpoint between the voice and the pianists bass line. These entwining tendrils could only have been dreamed up by a composer who knew Wagners Tristan by heart and was able to parody its clichés. The climax of the strophe is unashamedly theatrical: Des lilas lilas (top notes sung forte, big piano flourishes in hysterical arpeggios) is superbly inappropriate for the words, and the musical pulsations associated with the roses roses are equally over the top. This is a sly parody of the opera singer caught within the confines of the drawing-room and shocking all the refined guests with the brutality of his ardour. In writing to the songs dedicatee, Chabrier referred to Ta romance, Toutes les fleurs celle où il faut montrer au minimum 64 dents et dont le 3e couplet couplet veut être dit aves les yeux blancs, et la main sur la couture de la braguette, avec de délirantes baves et un feu de tous les diables . (Your romance Toutes les fleurs, where you have to show a minimum of 64 teeth and the third couplet of which has to be sung with white eyes and your hand on the seam of your trouser fly, with crazy slobbering and hell-for-leather passion ). How such a piece which goes to these extremes manages a simultaneous aristocracy of expression, and retains our fascination in the brilliance of its musical procedures, is a mark of Chabriers almost indestructible classiness.
The second strophe is an exact repeat of the first: after a repeat of the introduction as interlude in standard Chabrier fashion, a whole new list of flowers is described with caressing affection and then dismissed in favour of those perennial favourites the lilac and the rose. And as Chabrier intimates in his letter to Van Dyck he has saved up something special for the third verse. As in Les Cigales this represents a softer, rather than a louder, peroration. Much of the musical material is the same, some of it is thinned and lightened with softer dynamics and a dream-like feeling which is this composers special way of depicting rapture. This is because the poet now concentrates on the subject of the beloved with her tea-coloured hair and lips in full bloom. All the horticultural comparisons are now revealed as flowery compliments galants with a personal motive. The most heady passage in this verse is at Mais surtout with its entranced repetition of surtout as if rooted to the spot by a vision of beauty; the singer plunges to the bottom of the stave at je suis amoureux burying himself in the skirts of the piano writing which continues to swoon and wilt over his head (a lovely moment this for the pianists right hand!). When the singer comes up for air it is to attempt a succession of mezza voce high notes (marked ppp, quite unreasonably, by the composer) before recapturing his gusto for a final forte Et des roses roses. The pianist brings the song to a close with all the panache of a bull in a china shop, or perhaps a Heldentenor in a floral boutique.
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The latest film clips from Rapha Rides Monti Pallidi, shot last year in the Dolomites. Featuring Rapha Condor Sharp's Dan Craven and teammate Dean Windsor, Rapha Condor veteran Dominique Gabellini and elite female riders Sarah Reynolds and Kirsti Ruud testing the Training & Racing collection.
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Andrew Schmitt
7th January 2011 06:56pm
Nice vids but they seem too dark….
Kurt Bauer
7th January 2011 09:09pm
That's called 'chiaroscuro' . . .
ole schmidt petersen
8th January 2011 10:23am
very nice pictures - but but …… as allways no one is wearing a helmet !!!! I have ridden for many years in the mountains but also seen many bad crashes - so please do not make these videos with riders with no helmets on - please….
Chad Smith
8th January 2011 11:50am
Beautiful Country
Gero Verch
8th January 2011 02:22pm
@ole: Good to hear that you have ridden many years in the mountains. I love them too. Sad to hear that you have seen many bad crashes. But I do not agree that styrofoam capped riders will prevent any of these.
Amazing, it must be true that believers in foamed polystyrene who deliberately deface themselves with ugly headgear have an insatiable desire to imposition others to do the same.
I think Rapha is doing a wonderful job in equipping - and as we've seen - picturing cyclists in less blatant dressings than usual. If one prefers watching screechy colored parrots on two wheels, I suggest switching to regular sport coverage on TV. There also car drivers wear helmets, which is unheard of in normal life. But this and the fact that I've seen much more car crashes than accidents with bicycles will never make me wearing a helmet in cars let alone convincing others to follow.
kurt mungall
8th January 2011 03:30pm
Beautifully filmed and awe inspiring, with helmets or without!
Keep it coming, I'm off out on my bike even though there's snow outside!
Brian Palmer
8th January 2011 09:38pm
actually 'chiaroscuro' means light and shade: in order to make an object seem dark, place it against something lighter. and vice versa.
just saying.
George Swain
9th January 2011 12:31am
Makes me want to climb! Thanks for posting.
Jamie Long
9th January 2011 06:48pm
Agree with the comment from Gero. Why do people feel the need to preach about wearing a helmet? Rapha are showcasing their products (not helmets) and it makes no sense to cover them up.
Lovely films, making me wish I was riding in Italy on these quiet roads in amongst such beautiful scenery!
Michael Boston
10th January 2011 02:36am
love the track on the last one - is that Mogwai? - beautiful films as always
Mathew Ashton
10th January 2011 10:21am
Lovely films. They seem to capture the silent beauty of the mountains and the solo suffering of climbing quite majestically.
Steve Pells
11th January 2011 11:05pm
Nice little films. Is that second one on the Falzarego, and the climbing one somewhere on the Sella/Pordoi loop?
How does one find out where these places are? I'd love to know where the rough roads in the photo album are as well, such as this shot:
I think it might be near the Tres Cimes but there was no response to my question on the flickr page.
James Fairbank
15th January 2011 08:55am
Hello Steve, sorry about the wall of silence that met your question on flickr.
The climbing video was shot coming up towards the top of the Passo Pordoi from the Canazei side and the second one was shot around the hotel at the top of the Pordoi.
The rough road in question can be found heading up towards a ski station on the Arabba side of the Pordoi, I don't recommend trying to drive a car up it…
Steve Pells
15th January 2011 05:28pm
Hi James,
Thanks for that! We did quite a few climbs around there in 2009. It's amazing how the atmosphere of a place changes it in your memory: We stayed at the rifugio on the Valparola just a couple of km from the Falzarego, so we were at the Falzaraego first thing in the morning when it was cold and quiet, so it looked quite like your film of the Passo Pordoi. The Pordoi on a hot day at lunchtime, heaving with tourists had a totally different vibe…
Cheers, and thanks for the pointer to the ski station road…
Matt Carey
19th January 2011 09:37am
@ole They are wearing helmets in the last vid, descending the mountain.
Sam Sutton
27th January 2011 10:07am
Love the music. Really makes the films.
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EmilyAnn Frances May
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for the Holiday Season, Steve. I just visited the memorials for your paternal grandparents. You've done an excellent job with the photo selection and bios.
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I would like to use one of your photographs for my blog piece about Mary E. Yagerlehner tomorrow. I intend to give you credit for the photo. If you would like me to use your full name, please contact me via my email address posted on my profile page. If you would prefer I did not use your photograph, please let me know and I will remove it.
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Thanks for making the link, Steve.
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Would you please link William Rousseau
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My mother and other Ray family members are stuck on his father. No there is no birth certificate to find out who his parents were. So we hit a brick wall on him. His name was Macajah Ray.
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What kind of information where you looking for on my great grandpa's parents?
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Solia 1875W Thermal Ionic Hair Dryer
Francine Y.New York CityHairDark BrownThick or Coarse Hair$ Well Spent For A Life Changing ExperienceAll my life I have been using hair dryers from brands like conair and revlon. When I was at my friends sleeping over I used her hair dryer and I was amazed. She had a professional hair dryer and it made such a difference in my hair. I use my product every other day which are the days I wash my hair. This product cut my hair drying experience in half and my hair comes out straight, volumized and shiney! When I used my revlon my hair would come out flat and dull. I hated blow drying my hair because of this. The $ for a professional hair dryer is a must. Also the colors in the picture doesn't justify the actual colors. I hate the color orange but when I saw this hair dryer in person I was glad it wasn't a orange color but more of a reddish orange and the blue has sparkles! So pretty. Another good thing about this dryer is that it doesn't get as hot after I'm done with my hair so I don't have to leave it on my towel to cool down as long.posted Last weekLink to this post
Pamela S.United StatesHairMedium BrownDry HairCurly HairThick or Coarse HairFast Dryer!This hairdryer has exceeded my expectations!
Perfect for thick curly hair.
Dry's fast.
Doesn't get hot but does the job.
My hair is now straight and dry in only eight minutes.posted Last weekLink to this post -
Amy W.Chicago, ILHairMedium BrownNormal HairAmazing Hairdryer!I had this hairdryer for over 2 years (until 2 days ago when I fatally dropped it) and it is easily the best hairdryer I have ever used. Two years later it still works just as well as it did the day I got it. In that time I've had short hair (about chin length) long hairs (well past my shoulders) and everything in between. It works great for all styles. I use it with the concentrator and a round brush, and I never have to use my flat iron to get my hair straight. And to be fair - this is not the first time I have dropped the hairdryer, and it survived all previous tumbles. It is well made and sturdy, but it happened to be on the receiving end of some unnecessary force and unfortunately it didn't make it. I will definitely be getting another one as a replacement.posted Last weekLink to this post
CherrieHairFine or Thin HairMake Hare FrizzThe dryer did straighten my hair. But it made my hair supper frizz! It was not as advertised. Finally I decided to return even though I have to pay $14 of shipping fees out of my pocket.posted Last weekLink to this post
Anca S.United StatesHairMedium BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairThick or Coarse HairChemically Treated HairGet Blown Away: You Get What You Pay ForThis is my first review on this website. And also my first blowdryer purchase over $40 ever. I have lots of hair (medium-long length)--the kind that requires keratin type treatments and multiple products to keep it smooth/respectable. My hair is frizzy, wavy, and generally unruly but was finally tamed by this Solia dryer. This blowdryer is powerful--not overly hot--it just does the drying job better than any other dryer I have used from a drugstore or Target. It even feels like the kind used at salons. Some reviewers said that it cut their drying time in half...I would say, it cut my drying time by at least a third! And the finished product was not a big ball of hair, waiting to be tamed. It laid flatter, more controlled. I don't know what it would do to naturally straight or less hair--and I can imagine a more 'pancake' effect as one reviewer mentioned. It is heavier than most, but even with my mild carpal tunnel, it didn't seem uncomfortable. Definitely recommend to someone who has longish, thick, wavy, and/or frizzy hair. Love this dryer!posted Nov 20, 2013Link to this post
Hilary P.United StatesHairDark BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairCut My Blow Drying Time In Half!I absolutely love this blow dryer!
I have medium thickness/length hair that is naturally wavy to curly with layers and this blow dryer has saved my hair - I have much more control with the attachments and temperature settings that I barely need to use my hair straightener (I used to have to straighten my hair by 1 inch sections at a time!)
Not only did it cut my drying time in half, I feel like i get a lot more volume and shine.
I was nervous it would be too heavy but its fine and not very loud.posted Nov 14, 2013Link to this post -
SarahAlaskaHairDry HairThick or Coarse Hair10 Facts...1. The color of the hair dryer is nicer in person - the internet does not do it justice.
2. A little heavy for a 'designer' or top brand - but comparable to any other ordinary hair dryer... plus, drying time makes up for it.
3. Drying time is cut in half - literally.
4. Sound - it doesn't have a high pitch sound when on - which is the most annoying part of hair dryers in my opinion - however, it isn't one you would consider quite but i'm able to blow dry my hair at night and not get on anyones nerves.
5. Cool - the cool settings are 'cold' enough. The cold shot button is 'clickable' so you do not have to hold it.
6. Heat - the heat settings aren't as hot as the average hair dryer - which i think is a plus. It has 3 heating settings (Cool, medium, hot) Your hair still dries, but the hair dryer doesn't put out a high enough heat to style it quickly (curling ends, etc). You still can do this, but i think it takes a tad bit longer.
7. Design - buttons are foolishly displaced on the side of the handle which makes it easy for one to push settings that wasn't intentional - however, you get used to the buttons there and it's easy to turn on and off or switch the settings w/o having to look at the hair dryer or pull the hair dryer away from your hair.
8. The concentration nozzles are nice - however, because they are plastic they tend to get hot.
9. The cord is super long.
10. Your hair feels amazing.
I do not regret the purchase, and will w/o a doubt recommend it to family and friends... (I actually scored this hair dryer 70% from Folica!! So, keep your eyes peeled!)posted Nov 13, 2013Link to this post -
AndreaLos Angeles, CAHairMedium BrownDry HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairNo More Hay For Hair!So far I'm loving this hair dryer…my hair feels soft and looks healthy! I decided to upgrade and treat myself to a new dryer; the old one I had been using was frying and breaking my hair. After much research for the best, I opted for the Solica as it was among many recommended ones and fairly cost effective. I really like the way my hair feels and looks after each dry and style; I would recommend this to others as well. The only thing that I've noticed is it is slightly heavier than I'm used too so I'm having to readjust how I hold and style, however this shouldn't be a deterrent to fellow readers!posted Nov 5, 2013Link to this post
McHairDark BrownNormal HairGreat Hair Dryer!Best Hair dryer I ever had!posted Oct 31, 2013Link to this post
SofyaLos AngelesHairMedium BrownNormal HairColor Treated HairAaaaamazing!! Solia & Folica Co. Is Just AmazingWow, I purchased Solias dryer after all the positive reviews. I am so glad I did, it blow drys my hair in minutes and leaves my hair silky and shiny... Really just takes me minutes now, saving 75% of the time from my other dryer. Now I know why my hair turns out so nice when I leave the salon, it's the type of dryers they use. I recommend this 1000x, if your thinking about it... well don't... just get it now!! you will not be sorry.
I got the flat iron also, but have not used it.. cause the dry leaves my hair smoooth and shiny.
Thank you to all the reviews, really does help in deciding which product to purchase. Also thank you to Folica this was my first purchase had a good experience, you have a great website and customer service!! The discounts and special promotions help :)
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Other Benefits of Carrots in addition to eye health
Other Benefits of Carrots in addition to eyes health.
So far people only know carrots good for the eyes. Apparently the results of scientific studies say more than that. Carrots are not only good for eye health. The type of vegetables is a favorite rabbit, also good for heart health. And not only that. A study in Atlanta found that carrot may reduce risk of heart disease and cancer. Two disease is classified as anchor for human life because it has claimed millions of lives indiscriminately.
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The Minor in Theatre is for those students who wish to study in a major other than theatre but wish formal training in theatre.
Program Info Degrees Careers Requirements Curriculum Map Contact Bachelor of Arts Theatre Teaching Area of Concetration degree program is for those students who wish to pursue a career of teaching theatre in the schools. In addition to the degree, this program leads to certification and licensure.
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre degree program is designed to give students formal training in all aspects of theatre performance and production with an emphasis on extensive "hands on" experiences.
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Corus Strip Products UK
Llanwern, Newport, NP19 4QZ
Corus Strip Products UK makes hot-rolled, cold-rolled and metallic-coated strip steels and provides solutions in product design, processing technologies and management of the supply chain. The Llanwern works opened in 1962 as a fully-integrated iron and steel works, but now rolls and coats strip steel, with more than 1.5 million tonnes of steel a year.
Additional locations as the crow flies:
Newport Galvanisers Ltd (Doctor Who Series Seven Part 2): 1.51 miles.
Mir Steel (Journey's End, Planet of the Dead, The End of Time, The Hungry Earth, Cold Blood, A Christmas Carol, The Wedding of River Song): 1.68 miles.
Alcatel-Lucent (Exit Wounds): 1.74 miles.
Celtic Manor Forum Spa (Midnight): 1.85 miles.
Church Street (Children of Earth: Day Two): 2.02 miles.
Newport Docks (The Age of Steel, Combat): 2.14 miles.
Production Notes:
5 May 2009: Filming for The End of Time took place in the Hot Strip Mill and Primary Operations areas, and part of the Hot Strip Mill Cellars
2 Aug 2010: Sally Jones (CSP): "The Martha and Micky scenes from the final David Tennant episode were filmed on our site in Llanwern. They were filmed in and around our Hot Mill basement and also the Slabyards. Filming was possible because these areas were mothballed at the time due to the temporary closure of certain operations. They're now up and running again."
Further links about the location:
CSP UK - UK Site
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The End of Time [4 Apr 2009]: Abandonned warehouse/Ship corridors
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Bob is an associate director at the Wasserman Center, and has been rooted there since 1996. If he hadn't gotten his one poem published, he'd probably still be thinking about a MFA, and a possible writing career. For now, it's enough that he ride his 8-speed folding bike on broken pavements across the Hudson, dreaming of lightweight carbon frames and doing a century somewhere pretty. Nothing, apparently, is ever as it seems. Who knew that a former corporate accountant could morph (via 4 graduate programs) into a career development professional? And why does a north Jersey kid pull for the Minnesota Vikings? Questions abound, and a line is never truly linear: Guess it's all part of the mystery. But, despite the mistakes, the wrong turns, and the dubious decisions, sometimes -- just sometimes -- you end up where you were meant to be. And, hopefully, that's ok.