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Sadness of Heart: A Defense
So the king said to me, "Why is your face sad though you are not sick? This is nothing but sadness of heart." Then I was very much afraid (Nehemiah 2:2)
If we live long enough, we will experience loss. Sometimes it will seem beyond our ability to cope and even though we continue to function and, as the English say, "keep a stiff upper lip," the grief sneaks up on us and we cannot hide it. Nehemiah was in grief over the state of Jerusalem. According to the first chapter we wept for days. Others might have simply said, "Get over it." It is sometimes difficult to be around someone who is suffering grief because it isn't tangible and cannot be "fixed" like a broken window or flat tire. It is something that happens inside.
As most of you know, my mother passed away about 3 weeks ago. Joy and I have been married for over 40 years and dated for 3 years before that. My mother had very much become her mother as well. We have had a marvelous outpouring of support from many over these past few weeks. The funeral went well and Joy and I went back to work as well as handling the ministry. From time to time emotions would flood over one or the other and often result in both weeping. Sadness of heart can be contagious. We were also working with the rest of Joy's family in getting her mother moved to this area from Phoenix which happened this past Sunday.
Another thing happened this past Sunday. Joy's brother passed away. He, like my mother, had been fighting cancer. We thought he would have longer and the treatments seemed to be helping but then he took a turn for the worst and within days he went to be with the Lord. It was a hard phone call to wake up to early on a Sunday morning. Like Joy and my mother, David had very much become my brother over the last 43 plus years. He had a ready wit, a quick smile and a kind heart. The last time we spoke when he asked how I was doing I told him "fat but good looking." With no hesitation he responded, "I think you are wrong on both counts." For the most part we seem to function but from time to time seemingly out of nowhere, the emotions reach up and grab us by the throat. There are some who that would contend such feelings are unspiritual and lack trusting in God. They can only take that position because they have simply overlooked Scripture.
God does comfort us and Revelation 7:17 and 21:4 describes God wiping away every tear but that is yet in the future. It isn't unspiritual to grieve. It is a response to loss. He gives us grace and sometimes uses these difficult times to reveal Himself and His provision to us in new and different ways. For Nehemiah, God used his grief before the king to open a discussion and used the unbelieving king to finance the rebuilding of the wall around Jerusalem under the guidance of Nehemiah. Even the Apostle Paul struggled. One of the most profound passages I read years ago was:
For even when we came into Macedonia our flesh had no rest, but we were afflicted on every side: conflicts without, fears within. But God, who comforts the depressed, comforted us by the coming of Titus; and not only by his coming, but also by the comfort with which he was comforted in you, as he reported to us your longing, your mourning, your zeal for me; so that I rejoiced even more. (2 Corinthians 7:5-7)
God uses His people to comfort those who are fearful, grief stricken and/or depressed. This is as much a part of the life of faith as is guarding against false doctrine. Hence, Paul's instruction to "comfort one another with these words." (1 Thessalonians 4:18)
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Don, How well I understand your grief. Time will heal some, but the wonderful memories will be with you forever. You will look back in time and see that God was Carrying you through this. Love you in the Lord Dianna Way (Mike Mahurin sister)
Dear Don and Joy,
I am so sorry for the losses you have experienced recently. I know what you mean about being ambushed by grief. My parents have both been gone for many years now. At first it was little things like a favorite song or even the smell of oil that reminded me of my Father's workshop that would cause fresh mourning. Now, I sometimes dream about them which refreshes my memory of them, but not my grief. May God bless and comfort you both with the same comfort you give to others.
Thank you for the responses and I have had many emails as well. Obviously it is mixed and we have many great memories. Joy is busy getting her mother settled and we know we will see my mother and her brother in a while, however long that may be.

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Microsoft Hotmail Overhaul Aims to Unclutter Your E-mail, Lands This Summer
Unclutter the inboxJones cited Microsoft's own research in categorizing the vast majority of e-mail out there: mail from people you know, messages from social networks, solicited mail from commerce sites and spam (the latter of which can look forward to enhanced junk mail filters). The top row now lets you sift through e-mail via sections inspired by the aforementioned list: From Contacts, Social Updates, From Groups and Everything Else. There's a new Sweep function that lets you take all mail from a specific address -- all Amazon e-mails, for example -- and either immediately delete or move to a folder upon receipt. We'll admit, we're sometimes lazy when it comes to unsubscribing to newsletters, and we can definitely see the new navigation / Sweep function helping us immensely sift through the hundreds of inbox additions we get every day. Speaking of which, threaded messaging -- here dubbed "conversation view" -- is finally implemented. Hooray!
(Side note on the topic of Social Updates, a representative told us at the event that the list of observed networking sites is up to Microsoft's discretion and not user-customizable, but we were assured it'd be maintained and updated based on user feedback.)
Staying in the inboxA major goal of the revamp, explained Group Product Manager Dick Craddock, was to avoid the mess of having to leave the e-mail tab / window for accessing many common links. The new active view should appease that. Attached photos and documents now show up in an embedded pane and will open a Silverlight-powered slideshow / open up Microsoft's Web-based Office tools, respectively. More interesting, though, is how Active View handles certain links. Flickr and Smugmug links get the same embedded slideshow feature. YouTube and Hulu URLs are given a preview thumbnail and some basic clip information, and will play in the window when prompted. And then there's one from left field: U.S. Postal Service tracking numbers will be automatically detected and the latest tracking information shown. We're bummed to see no other parcel sites (e.g. UPS, FedEx) supported yet, but we're cautiously optimistic that will get quickly remedied. Jones told us they will continue to work with other websites about Active View integration, so for now it's just a wait-and-see situation.
Sharing from the inboxInbox searching how now been dubbed Bing-optimized, but Microsoft's search platform has also been integrated into message composition. A side pane will open up that lets you search the Web for images, video (Hulu and YouTube), movies and showtimes, and maps / locations. Selecting any content will automatically generate pretty HTML code (thumbnails and description panes) into the body -- "beautiful e-mail...regardless of the client," the Microsoft reps explained, and then asked us to take their word on it that it'd look good on Gmail because they weren't about to bring up a competing mail client mid-presentation.
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Get it all on the phoneTo be perfectly honest, in its current form, the updated mobile page (accessible from most modern browsers) is discouraging. It's lacking much of the aforementioned features: no sorting options, no sweeping controls, no Active View for photos or other links. The one positive we can mention here is the mobile calendar, which looks to be heading in the right direction. A representative we spoke with said they'll be continuing to update as they get closer to launch (and perhaps afterwards as well), but we don't yet know what that'll entail. Microsoft said its research showed people preferred using native mail clients, so Exchange ActiveSync is now fully supported. Whatever the justification, however, Gmail has set a pretty high bar for mobile e-mail experience, and what was shown today just isn't cutting it.
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Attention GEICO marketing staff: It's time to completely retire the reptile. Please, I'm begging you. If you're going to blow $1 billion on insurance advertising, please dedicate your budget to your newer campaigns. I was never fond of the smug little green mascot -- oh, how the accent annoys -- and he's has jumped the shark by legions. If you want data to back up this request, look no further than a survey by Stanford researchers. "Americans like politicians more than the irritating little Geico gecko," according to the report.
On the other hand, Liberty Mutual crushes it with Paul Giamatti's voice-over on the "Humans" TV campaign. I admit I'm biased because I'm a huge fan of the Giamatti, but even so, the spots are genuinely funny and the self-deprecating tone works.
And then, of course, there's Flo. Kudos to Progressive for keeping this insurance icon fresh. In what can only be called a brilliant move, the insurer integrated the personality with a Halloween costume-based Twitter campaign with frightening success. People were urged to dress like Flo for the Halloween, and Progressive provided downloadable costume items at a micro-site, as well as make-up tips via videos on YouTube. Impressions on Twitter were in the millions and the campaign got more than 20 percent engagement, according to Progressive. This adds to Flo's already impressive 4.7 million Facebook fans. Enough said.
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"All inmates are asked
To stay inside the cell"
Hey dog you think
I could make my phone call?
Hey look what you need
To do is sit down
I just wanna
Make my phone call
Just sit down
Hey I get a phone call
For this motherf***er
F*** you
Hey f*** you too ya b*stard
I just want
My f***ing phone call
"Sgt. Ellis: Please come
To the front gate"
I got his as*
Didn't I?
Told him my plan
Didn't I?
Thought I was playin' wit' him
Now he as* out and
Payin' sh*t that nigga stank
Didn't he?
Smelled like some
Old spoiled meat
Didn't he?
When they found him
Took 'bout a
Motherf***in' week
Didn't it?
Down in a
Motherf***in' creek
Didn't they?
Mr. Roberts found his as* out
Fishin' Sunday evenin'
Didn't he?
Gift-wrapped in a sheet
Didn't he?
Roberts got out of there
So fast they didn't
Ever find his boat
Did they?
I'd like to flip the hood night
Didn't I?
Disrespectful-as* nigga like
To ran up on my slab
Didn't he?
Didn't even know
I had that thing
Did ya?
Y'all just seen mad niggas
Haulin'-as* across the field
Didn't ya?
(Hey hey hey)
That sh*t pulled
A lot of cards
Didn't he?
Especially that bald-head
Tight t-shirt wearin' as* Cindi
Didn't he? (punk)
That nigga ran in up his girl
Didn't he?
(Yo what happened)
Took her home and
Ran the train on a trick
Didn't I?
You are now rockin' wit'
One of the most real
Motherf***ers in the rap game
97-Petey Pablo or
Petey Too Small as
We call him down in Greenville
With this new sh*t
"Didn't I" ya
Boy that boy has done
A lot of things
Petey-tell something
Else you did
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Thought I was playin'
Didn't ya?
I did everything I said
Didn't I?
I got out of prison and
Got a major record deal
Didn't I?
You didn't believe me
Did ya?
Ya'know I know you
Didn't you probably decided
That I'd be right back
On the street
Didn't ya?
I guess I showed you
Didn't I?
Got in the race
And then I won it
Didn't I?
I didn't even rub it
In your face did I?
I could've got real sh*tty
But I didn't
Did I?
Or got all fly but I didn't
Did I? (nope)
Man I just kept it all real
Didn't I? (ya)
Brought it right back
To the homefront
Just like I said
Didn't I?
They kept skippin' Carolina
Didn't they?
Yo (cough cough)
Excuse me
Can I have your attention
Didn't I?
I f***ed 'em up
The way I did it
Didn't I?
Came to the city spittin' nothing
But that greasy-grimey-gritty
Didn't I?
I changed
A lot of things here
Didn't I?
Came from the
Back to the front and
I had them kissing
A nigga as*
Didn't I?
You real crazy
Boy you a trip
You a real trip
But hey but hey
The boy kept it real
He did oh you
Thought it was over
Hey Petey
Get real fly on they as*
And talk about some sh*t
Some real sh*t
Come on
You coulda had me
Couldn't ya?
All that time
Couldn't ya?
Mad little penny-pinchin' as*
That little cash wouldn't hurt you
Would it?
Well it shouldn't
Should it?
You wouldn't be broke and
Not tell us would you?
C'mon don't laugh
It could happen
Couldn't it? (yeah)
It wouldn't be so bad
Would it?
If I wasn't right there
On your as* would it?
Such little sh*t
Shouldn't affect you should it?
Glitter my as*
I'm a star cat
(Now Petey you shouldn't
Even be like that)
Motherf***er (motherf***er)
Didn't they tell you man?
All your dumbness is
Gonna come back
On your monkey as*
You gonna be mad
At this verse here
Ain't ya man?
I wrote a song about it
Would you like to hear it
Here it comes
(Ha ha ha ha ha ha)
Hey let me tell
Y'all something
I wanna tell y'all that
This mother f***a here
Don't give a f***
For real he is pimp
Straight up and
Motherf***in' down
Y'all got to hear this sh*t
Petey Pablo
Tha boy be out 19-2000
Killin' sh*t yo
Aiyyo we outta here
We'll let this
Motherf***in' beat ride
We're gonna let
Y'all motherf***ers sit there
And enjoy the rest of
This motherf***in' song
Aight that was just
A fly as* intro
To this whole thang
The whole thang
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- Address:
808 Kapahulu Ave
Honolulu, HI 96816Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
JapanesePrice: $30 and under
Miyabi - Modern Kappo
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.miyabi-hawaii.com/
- Phone: (808) 737-2828
- Hours of Operation:
Closed as of Jan. 9, 2013. thank you!
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: We are able to accommodate large private parties for all occasions and events. We also have one private room that accommodate up to 8people. It is great for celebrating any special occasion or business meeting.
- Private Party Contact: Manager 8087372828
A word from Miyabi - Modern Kappo
The Authentic Japanese Dining Experience at Modern Kappo Miyabi. Desperately seeking sushi? Or maybe authentic Japanese dishes? We have everything you need to satisfy your craving for a delectable Japanese meal. Enjoy the simple form of genuine Japanese style dishes by not only sushi aficionados, but also by folks from the Japanese community, including friends and visitors from Japan. The secret of our popularity come from the seasoned head chef who ensures the ultimate in authenticity at an affordable price. Whether you're a true lover of sushi, or just a novice, Modern Kappo Miyabi has what you're looking for. Come in and enjoy a variety of soups, teriyakis, yakitori, and of course the freshest sushi and sashimi available. In addition we feature a wide selection of drinks including Beer, Japanese sake, shochu and wine.Continued
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- Ambiance was nice. A smallOpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 12/24/2012Ambiance was nice. A small neighborhood restaurant. Fairly clean. We had 6 different items and not once did they change our share plates. Izakaya restaurants frequently offer new clean dishes. No explanation of what dishes were served. Although we did the ordering, we didn't know what they were until we bit into them. No offering of second round of cocktails. No call backs on how things were going. Crispy karate flounder was the best dish ordered. Everything else was basic and nothing to rave about. I probably will not patronize this restaurant for a while. This was my 5 visit dining there within the past few yearsSpecial Features:
- The restaurant has nice anbiance.OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/27/2012The restaurant has nice anbiance. Food was OK. AC was not working.Special Features:
- Wonderful local Japanese foodIH07VIPDined on 8/24/2012Wonderful local Japanese food with an extensive menu.Special Features:
- I always liked Miyabi forOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/17/2012I always liked Miyabi for its service and food. So even with the parking issue, I would venture out to that restaurant. But this time, the restaurant was PACKED, PACKED. and it's a tiny restaurant so I felt quite cramped in. Overall the service was one notch below the usual excellence.
- Traditional and authenticSwingDaddyDined on 8/11/2012Traditional and authentic food, but with a modern twist. Dishes are prepared superbly, and flovors are authentically delicious. Dishes are a bit pricy, great for those special occassions.Special Features:
- My friend wanted to go toOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/11/2012My friend wanted to go to real Japanese restaurant with us(I am Japanese) and other fiends, and I brought them to the restaurant. Everything ok, except sushi rice. The rice was very soft like as rice porridge, and I couldn't taste vinegar. Sashimi is good, but the sushi rice made bad sushi. I have never eaten the kind sushi rice. Store bought sushi is better than the restaurant sushi. Sushi chef was looks like Japanese middle age guy, I couldn't believe he served that kind of sushi for customers. I don't know I go there again.
- First time to this restaurant.LinxDined on 7/21/2012First time to this restaurant. Had the Miyabi Nabe which was very tasty and filled with veggies, seafood! And chicken.Special Features:
- Great placeOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/20/2012Huge dinner menu, kind of to huge. If you want to try interesting menu items this is a great placeSpecial Features:
- Had a great dinner with hamachioahufoodieVIPDined on 5/23/2012Had a great dinner with hamachi carpaccio, crunch roll, hotate sashimi, and king crab sushi. Pleasant atmosphere. Friendly servers. Perfect place to unwind after work.Special Features:
- A nice new little place, veryOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 5/15/2012A nice new little place, very clean feel and look, food is fresh and tasty and the service is superb.Special Features:
- Pork/kim chee tofu nabe wasMKG96816Dined on 4/13/2012Pork/kim chee tofu nabe was fantastic. I continually return to Miyabi.Special Features:
- We had some interesting foods.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 3/15/2012We had some interesting foods. But overall, everything was delicious. It's a small place, a little hard to find. But based on yelp reviews we looked for Go Bananas, parked our car there, and found Miyabi quite easily. Parking wasn't a problem for us. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed this place. The dishes are on the small side, japanese style. Sometimes it leaves you with wanting to order a second plate. But it allows you to eat a variety of different things. Service was good. The food came out realtively one after the other. Didn't have to wait too long in between dishes. Would I return? YES, when I have a fatter wallet!Special Features:
- Huge menu with a long listMJC808VIPDined on 2/24/2012Huge menu with a long list of daily specials. Unfortunately they were out of uni but the hamachi and hotate sushi was high quality and excellent. The hamachi kama was the smallest sized order I've ever seen but I liked that we could order kushiyaki, sushi and other items. They have so much to choose from and even the onigiri rice ball was excellent. Good quality rice and very good quality nori that didn't get chewy after sitting for awhile. Maybe the best tsukune I've had too. Nice texture and the secret sauce was delicious without being overpowering. Have to love the chicken skin kushiyaki too, especially with that special sauce! Even the next morning, I kept thinking about how I can't wait to get back to this restaurant soon!Special Features:
- To be honest It was a bitOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 2/14/2012To be honest It was a bit pricey for the amount of food you get but the waiter was really friendly & the ambiance was relaxing. I just wish the seating arrangements were a little more private, like if you looked to the left of you you'd see other guests staring at you. It's small but we liked that and overall the food was gooooOooOoodd. Quality over quantity is always the best. :) it's a great place for a date!Special Features:
- The food is delicious. PricesOpenTable Diner Since 2002VIPDined on 2/14/2012The food is delicious. Prices are reasonable. Ambiance is great. Just an excellent all around restaurant!Special Features:
- There's always something newMKG96816Dined on 2/13/2012There's always something new to try on the menu. Teriyaki chicken bowl meal was excellent.Special Features:
- Wonderful food, gracious service!livestoeatVIPDined on 2/4/2012Wonderful food, gracious service! Though located on a busy street and not easy to find, it is well worth searching for! The grilled scallops were among the best I have ever tasted.Special Features:
- The chicken dishes and shrimpOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 2/3/2012The chicken dishes and shrimp tempura roll were delicious!! The other sushi selections such as maguro were very fresh and were very generous in portion. The atmosphere is very cozy. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- I have written before andChoi1Dined on 2/2/2012I have written before and wanted to supplement my recommendation of this restaurant as the best casual Japanese restaurant, by saying that it has become a favorite "go to" restaurant to take guests. It seems that we go to Miyabi about once a month and keep finding things on the menu that we want to try.Special Features:
- Always awesome!!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 1/16/2012Always awesome!! That's why I'm here maybe 2-3 times a month... Maybe more...Special Features:
- Always yummy... LOVE thatOpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 12/24/2011Always yummy... LOVE that they are now on opentable!Special Features:
- Miyabi was packed on ChristmasOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 12/24/2011Miyabi was packed on Christmas Eve. Great food, good service, prices reasonable considering. Parking could be better but we were lucky. We'll be back soon.Special Features:
- Best Japanese food in Hawaii!!OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/14/2011This must be the best Japanese restaurant in Hawaii!! So glad a friend introduced me to this place. I frequent the top Japanese places on yelp but the food and service here beats them all! Try the namero and hamachi kama! Sushi is awesome too!Special Features:
- Food excellent, otherwise mehOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 12/12/2011Before you go here, take a look at Google Streetview ahead of time because the the storefront is plain and unmarked. The service was slow. There were two servers for, perhaps, 8 tables and a few seats at the sushi bar. It took a long time to be served and, at the end of the meal, we struggled for ten minutes to get the check. The background music was a selection of over-played classical hits that (luckily) was drowned out once the place filled up. However! The food was very good. We had a sashimi plate with hamachi and maguro that was excellent. Little neck clam soup with garlic - very nice. omelet with crab was very well prepared. Roll of spicy tuna with onion - exceptional. Unagi roll - very good if slightly oversauced.Special Features:
- Our Favorite Japanese RestaurantChoi1Dined on 11/14/2011Miyabi is a tapas style Japanese restaurant. It is our favorite Japanese restaurant, in a city filled with Japanese restaurants. It is small (only about 10 tables) and has high quality food with friendly personal service. Parking is accross the street at Go Bananas.Special Features:


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Colorado woman elected national president for ag organization
Cindy Johnston from the Front Range Young Farmer Chapter is the new president of the National Young Farmer Educational Association. She was elected at the 42nd National Young Farmer Educational Institute held recently in Baltimore, Md.
Johnston served as secretary on the national board of directors in 2006, secretary of special projects during 2007 and president-elect in 2008.
She is a member of the Front Range Chapter and served as a chapter officer and has been involved in numerous chapter activities over the years.
A Colorado Young Farmer leader, Johnston served as Colorado's state reporter in 2001, treasurer in 2002, secretary in 2003 and was president during the 2004 year. She was the Colorado Spokesperson for Agriculture winner in 2002 and a national winner in that same competition that year. She was also named the national reporter of the year in 2002.
Johnston and her husband, Darrell, live on their 2500 acre farm near Dacono and Erie, Colo. They raise alfalfa hay, sugar beets, Coors barley, wheat and corn silage. They also farm 700 acres near Fort Morgan where they raise silage corn. Their son Brandon, 23, is involved in the farming operations and a second son Cody, 20, is in school.
The other newly elected national officers are President Elect Jo Ann Williams from South Carolina, Secretary Carol Corman from Pennsylvania and Past President Jeff McClellan from Pennsylvania.
The Colorado Young Farmers organization has chapters located all over the state. The organization is headquartered at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling, Colo. Long-time agriculture leader and vocational advisor Jack Annan is the CYF's executive director. Annan also is the director of the college's alumni association.


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Tempo di Marcia [1'48]
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Composer, conductor, administrator, impresario, creative writer, acid critic, sometime painter, aspiring philosopher, classical symphonist, opera romantic, profound nationalist blessed with the melodic flowering of a Mozart, the technical facility of a Mendelssohn a man, conscious of his genius, always honest and selfless in his dealings with his fellow men and with the art he loved (Autobiographical Sketch, Dresden, 14 March 1818) put on a pedestal by all the post-Beethovenites, the inspiration of Mahler and Debussy, of Hindemith and Stravinsky: Carl Maria von Weber was, by universal consent, a great pianist in an age of great virtuosi. Beethoven apart, his piano music was in advance of almost anything else in late Napoleonic / early Biedermeier Europe. Unschooled, dependent on the tradition of neither Clementi nor Hummel, the pianistic forces of the day, his style inquiringly imaginative, he explored the resources of his instrument across its entire available compass. He took advantage of his gift for pearling runs and athletic leaps, thirds and sixths, octaves and glissandi. He exploited to the full his enormous long-fingered hand stretch of around a twelfth (notwithstanding the smaller-than-modern octave span of the Viennese Brodmann he preferred to play). Having the advantage of a very large hand, his student and biographer Sir Julius Benedict remembered in 1881, and being able to play tenths with the same facility as octaves, Weber produced the most startling effects of sonority and possessed the power, like [Anton] Rubinstein, to elicit an almost vocal quality of tone where delicacy or deep expression were required.
Webers two piano concertos date from 1810 and 1812, the Konzertstück from 1821. Weber himself gave the first performances of all three: the C major in Mannheim, 19 November 1810; the E flat in Gotha, 17 December 1812; and the Konzertstück, in Berlin, 25 June 1821.
The First has been called a bridge between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries with a stylistic foot in each (Neil Butterworth, 1994). Architecturally, the Mozartean antecedents of its first movement are not difficult to spot. Nor can a Beethoven debt be missednotably, the triplet octave descent leading into the reprise, an idea clearly borrowed from the downward-rushing glissando octaves at the corresponding point of Beethovens own Concerto in C. But there is plenty of refreshing surprise, even sothe absence of a cadenza, for example. The extraordinary, rarefied chamber scoring of the A flat Adagio (for just two horns, viola, two cello soli and bass). And the brilliantly dancing, cross-rhythm style of the finale (full of boisterous and tempestuous zest, Weber says), climaxing in a searing double-octave glissando, the exhilaration of which positively consumes the keyboard. How Weber so relished these mechanically brilliant effects.
According to his diary, Weber bought a copy of Beethovens Emperor in early 1811. His response was to write a concerto not just in the same key, but complete with a partially muted string Adagio in B major and a rumbustiously galloping closing rondo in 6/8. The E flat Concerto is both Webers Emperor and an eloquent Beethoven homage. Virtuoso keyboard figuration (arpeggios, octaves, thirds) and an optional cadenza (here improvised by the soloist) profile the first movement. The romantic Adagio Benedict called a gem. Its gran espressione, ringingly projected melody and powerful chordal climax, is unforgettable. On the one hand, the rondo (written first, in the autumn of 1811) deals in extrovert gestures and a wide-skipping, physically involving refrain. On the other, it is concerned with an extraordinary species of teasing, fragmented orchestrationwitness the strange clarinet, flute and cello solos in the episode beginning bar 118, together with the subsequent (unpredictable) redistribution between piano and violin (bars 251 and following). The Second Concerto was a favourite visiting card of Webers. He played it often, always to popular acclaim.
Admired by Liszt (who published his own version, with variants), the F minor Konzertstück was first mentioned in a letter to the critic Rochlitz, dated 14 March 1815. This makes clear that Weber from the outset had some kind of programmatic concerto format in mind, since, as he put it, concertos in the minor without definite, evocative ideas seldom work with the public (he refers to parting, lament, profoundest misery, consolation, reunion, jubilation). Subsequently in 1821 (on 18 June, the day of the Berlin premiere of Der Freischütz), he played through a version to his wife, Caroline, and Julius Benedict, explaining (according to Benedict):
The lady sits in her tower: she gazes sadly into the distance. Her knight has been for years in the Holy Land: shall she ever see him again? Battles have been fought; but no news of him who is so dear to her. In vain have been all her prayers. A fearful vision rises to her mindher knight is lying on the battlefield, deserted and alone; his hearts blood is ebbing fast away. Could she but be by his side, could she but die with him! She falls exhausted and senseless. But hark! What is that distant sound? What glimmers in the sunlight from the wood? What are those forms approaching? Knights and squires with the cross of the Crusades, banners waving, acclamations of the people; and there!it is he! She sinks into his arms. Love is triumphant. Happiness without end. The very woods and waves sing the song of love; a thousand voices proclaim its victory.
Weber neither wrote down nor prefaced the score with these words. But, loosely, they mirror something of the musics incident.
Structurally, the work falls into four movements, played without a breaka slow introduction, a brilliant Allegro passionato, (an Adagio link), a skirling woodwind march, (a brisk transition), and a Presto giojoso 6/8 finale. Pianistically, the march is famous for just one solo entrya blazing octave glissando into the fortissimo tutti, timed and placed to dramatic perfection within a context otherwise inconsequential. The whooping glissandi of the finale are as electrifying.
Ates Orga © 1995
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Firefighters were called to 6502 Mapledowns Drive near Maplecrest and Stellhorn roads at 2:41 p.m.
Smoke was coming from the attic of the one-story home and firefighters worked for about 20 minutes to contain the fire, the fire department said.
One person was inside the home, but was not injured, officials said.
The house sustained heavy fire damage and moderate smoke and water damage.
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Dan Israel has quietly made quite a music career for himself, one filled with honest, affecting songwriting that equally captures both the euphoric highs and gloomy lows of modern living, all without a hint of pretension or posturing. He's currently celebrating the release of his 11th album, Crosstown Traveler, a compelling new batch of tunes that smoothly blends his quieter, more reflective songs with a louder, more robust roots-rock sound, all the while colored by Israel's astute lyrics and his rich, weathered vocals. He's always been a musician who deserves a wider audience, and hopefully with this new collection of strong, striking songs, the acclaim and recognition will come to one of the area's most consistent songwriters. With Slim Dunlap and Terry Walsh. (Photo by Steven Cohen)
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Question: I was told we were related to William White of the Mayflower. However my research points to Essex County not Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Can you advise on a resource for both places for a William White family?
Answer: William White who arrived on the Mayflower died at Plymouth, Mass. I would suggest the Mayflower Families through Five Generations - Family of William White (Plymouth, Mass., The Generatl Society of Mayflower Descendants, 2006); Robert C. Anderson, The Pilgrim Migration. Immigrants to Plymouth Colony 1620-1633. (Boston, Mass., NEHGS, 2004). For the treatment on William White of Ipswich, Mass. who died in 1684 you should consult Robert C. Anderson, The Great Migration. Immigrants to New England 1634-1635. (Boston, Mass., NEHGS, 2011). All of these titles are available to purchase from NEHGS.
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For all the progress the Blackhawks made in back-to-back victories against the Ottawa Senators and New York Islanders, a true test awaits them tonight.
The Colorado Avalanche is 3-0 against the Hawks, handing them some of their most frustrating and maddening defeats of the season.
"Colorado has had our number," coach Joel Quenneville said Tuesday. "You look at each and every game, [and] they all led to frustrating losses in all cases.
"The one that was bothersome the most was the one in Colorado [Dec. 13] where it looked like we had something out of the game."
In that loss, the Hawks allowed three goals, including an empty-netter, in the final 2:30. Patrick Kane said the Hawks must match the speed of the Avalanche, which could sweep the season series with a victory at the United Center.
"The biggest thing that we've talked about is to play fast, especially against a team like that," Kane said. "Hopefully, we can use our speed to counteract their speed."
It's also a big game in the standings.
"It's going to be a better test for us, and they're in our conference," goalie Corey Crawford said. "We're battling them for position. It's a huge game in the Western Conference."
Captain chatter
The All-Star Game is done with conference play, installing a fantasy draft and captains.
The 42 All-Stars, which include Kane, Patrick Sharp, Jonathan Toews and Duncan Keith, will vote on the captains, who then will pick their teams two days before the game Jan. 30.
In the Hawks' locker room, that means there are deals and jokes to be made.
"I'll tell you one guy who won't be getting my vote is Jonathan Toews for captain, that's for sure," Kane said. "It will be nice to play against him for once and go up head-to-head."
Pittsburgh Penguins star Sidney Crosby figures to be a captain, but Toews should get some consideration, too.
"Crosby has got to be one of the captains," Sharp said. "He's the best player in the game right now. I wouldn't mind seeing our captain as one of them. Hopefully, he drafts me pretty early. . . . I don't think [Kane] is going to be captain, so we don't have to worry about that."
Sharp said it would be fun to play Kane.
"That little rat, I wouldn't mind throwing him against the glass," Sharp said. "If I'm against him, I'll be able to trip him, throw him against the boards or check him, but it would also be nice to have a few passes from him."
Back with Buff
Former Hawk Dustin Byfuglien, who is having a big season for the Atlanta Thrashers at defense, also was named an All-Star. None of the Hawks was surprised, considering Byfuglien's 16 goals and 41 points.
"He's had a great year," Kane said. "You hear certain things like 'Norris Trophy candidate' and things like that.
"He was texting me a month or two ago [saying], 'This is going to be my one chance to go. We've got to do it right.' It will be nice to go with Big Buff. It would be nice to see him."
Sitting out
Keith and defenseman Nick Boynton (flu) sat out practice Tuesday. Keith had a maintenance day and will play tonight against the Avs.


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The July Fourth weather forecast is calling for yet another 90 degree day with a million percent humidity. The good news? Other than the usual afternoon boomers, it looks like we won't get rained out. The bad news? It's going to be hot and muggy. You know what you need? In ice cold, refreshing pi ... More >>
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During the day prior to the accident, when the flight was 20 minutes from Kerrville after flying through a light rain, the RESTART FAULT light illuminated on the caution and warning light panel. The flight continued to Kerrville and landed without further incident. Maintenance was performed to correct the deficiencies. On the day of the accident, the helicopter's engine was started and ground run two times with all systems normal. A 10 minute test flight was performed and no discrepancies were noted. During the approach to Kerrville Airport, at 300 feet AGL, in a right turn, approximately 60 knots, the pilot noted the FADEC FAIL light and warning horn. During the autorotation, to avoid trees and houses, he extended the glide by increasing collective pitch. After clearing the obstacles, he leveled the helicopter and 'used all remaining collective for landing.' The helicopter 'landed hard and remained upright.' The pilot did not perform the emergency procedure for a FADEC FAIL warning light as prescribed by the Bell 407 Rotorcraft Flight Manual. An examination of the HMU harness revealed a manufacturing defect.
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Jun 11th 2009 By Matt Christensen
Things You Shouldn't Say to a Guy While Kissing
10. "Wanna get a hotel room?"
Solid relationship going on two years? This is a perfect, spontaneous suggestion. But, if you're a rookie acquaintance, pump the brakes. You don't want us thinking you're that type of girl.
9. "How about a mint?"
Ya know, Halitophobia -- the delusional fear that one suffers from bad breath-affects 0.5-1.0 percent of the adult population. And if you're just trying to get out of a bad kiss, you're not helping. Discreetly flash your Wisp and we'll get the idea.
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Wednesday 10 June
By Huffinmuth
As a guy kissing a girl-You kiss just like my wife-and your Mom-lol
Wednesday 10 June
By Deward L Thompson
Always chew your gum and eat your mints befor you Kiss your girl I have found out that always throw your gum away before kissing women dont like that.
I have been married to one woman for 48 years. That should tell you something
Good Day.
Wednesday 10 June
By musiclvr2
I think it's commendable when a married couple loves each other so much that they honor their marriage vows and remain married "till death"....that's so rare in this day...my parents have been married for goin on 38 years now...one can only pray for such a loving relationship
Wednesday 10 June
By CB
How about the 3 words worst of all said after sex?
--Are you done?
--Is that it?
...and the list could go on. lol
Saturday 13 June
By Louise Dyer
needed a lift and that gavce it to me thanks think we could market t-shrits
Tuesday 16 June
By SYLVIA
Wednesday 17 June
By carbonWolf
3 worst words to hear from a girl after sex...
"Finished my book!"
"Thanks, kid. NEXT!"
"Pregnancy test time!"
"You're a GUY!!?"
"My husband's better."
"Where's the condom?"
"So THAT'S 'mediocre'."
"New speed record!"
"I take Visa."
Wednesday 10 June
By Marshall
Hard to believe that kissing burns up caleries . I find French kissing a bit
odd as two tongues enter each others mouths at the same time. I have
done lots of that. I did not really enjoy French kissing either. I make sure that
I have brushed my teeth and I have flossed my gums .
Thursday 11 June
By J KYLES
Wednesday 10 June
By Susanna
48 yrs.? that is great! :) God bless you two! ;)
Wednesday 10 June
By elijah
TRY PEACH FLOVARED BRANDY OR APRICOT FLAVORED BRANDY JUST RINSE BEFORE YOU KISS...its great for people that spend all day running back & forth to break truck ..every day ..eating those nasty hot dogs with ONION breath .COFFEE..breath & cigarette stained teeth .. oh you mean the brandy thing ..just a liL secret I learned over t/years as a BARTENDER..and if SHE is smoking ..DRINKING ..she/s f-cking ... ////// ????
Thursday 11 June
By Robin
That sounds just like a guy, my husband would for sure say something like that
even after 16 years of marriage, he still gets woodie from kissing me.
Yes I brush before kissing and always try to have good breath.
Wednesday 10 June
By horsehung
Matt here is clueless..... god bless him
Wednesday 10 June
By Gene
Kissing is "an art and an expression of feelings for another"...............
Don't take it lightly...........................................................................................
Put "your all" into each kiss, and "savor the feeling" !
Remember always, it may or could be your last kiss with that significant other or important person in your life.
Thursday 11 June
By kaycie
Gene.....you expressed my feelings exactly...kissing is very subtle communication, almost an art and can express thought and feelings much more accurately than words...If there is that communication, it is sublime.
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There are vast quantities of materials housed in repositories all across the United States and Canada that are useful to genealogists. Compiled genealogies, manuscripts, local histories, abstracted or transcribed vital records, church records--the list goes on and on. While our local libraries and other research facilities can offer a broad range of materials to use, they will not be able to hold copies of every book for every area. No library can. Not even the Library of Congress.
The Family History Library of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) holds millions (over 2.5M at last count) of records on microfilm. They do not have copies of all records either -- at least not yet. So how can a researcher access materials that are not available to them in their own backyard? There are several ways.
The first is to visit your local LDS Family History Center or the NEHGS Research Library. Recognizing that not everyone can travel to Salt Lake City, LDS has set up Family History Centers all across the country and all over the world, and has also allowed NEHGS to be a location where researchers can access LDS microfilm. Researchers can search for records on the FamilySearch website and request to have copies of microfilms sent to their local center or NEHGS. See familysearch.org/films/ for more information on this service.
Another valuable resource is the interlibrary loan system. In 1902 the Library of Congress established itself as the "library of last resort" and agreed to start lending some of its materials to other libraries when the materials were not available elsewhere. This year the Library of Congress alone will handle over 50,000 requests for book loans and photocopies.
The American Library Association has established standards for service through the interlibrary loan system. This system allows materials from one library to be sent to another library for use by its patrons. In many instances the materials may not be allowed to leave the library once they have arrived and you will need to use them only in the building. Contact your local library to see if they are part of the interlibrary loan system. Most public libraries do belong, but some smaller ones may not.
Many libraries now have their catalogs available for search on their websites. When searching these catalogs it may not always be possible to determine whether or not the book is a circulating copy. Once you have found a book in a catalog that you would like to borrow, print out the bibliographic listing and bring it to your local library. If you cannot print out a bibliographic listing, copy all of the information on the book, including the title, author/editor, name and location of publisher, year of publication, and Library of Congress or other call number. Any other pertinent information given about the book should also be listed. Your librarian will then work with you to find and order a copy of the book. The reference librarian can check databases such as OCLC (Online Computer Library Center), to determine which, if any, libraries might have a copy of the desired book.
Not every book in every library is available for circulation. In cases where the books do not circulate, photocopies of portions of a book can be ordered. In addition, many articles from periodicals can be photocopied and sent to you through the interlibrary loan system. The Periodical Source Index (PERSI), available in most libraries and at Ancestry.com, will provide not only citations for the periodicals in which articles were originally published but also the names of libraries holding copies of that periodical.
Books and periodicals are not the only materials available on interlibrary loan. Many repositories loan microforms as well. There may be restrictions on which records are available for loan. The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), for example, will loan copies of all U.S. census and Soundex microfilms. Unfortunately, it does not offer interlibrary loan of all materials. Passenger lists, for example, are not available for loan. NARA lends materials to both individuals and institutions. For details contact your local NARA branch, which is online at http://www.nara.gov/.
The National Archives of Canada (NAC) is an invaluable resource for interlibrary loan. Any part of their collection that is available on microfilm is available for loan. Their catalog is available online as ArchiviaNet at www.archives.ca. NAC offers loans only to institutions, so you must use the interlibrary loan system.
Private research libraries may or may not offer parts of their collection on interlibrary loan.
Circulating library collections, the LDS Family History Center system and interlibrary loan are invaluable aids to performing research on your Canadian ancestors. Talk to your local librarian or Family History Center staff member to learn even more about them and discover how they can help you do research without having to make costly trips to distant repositories.


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November 29 in Tuscaloosa
The Southeast's biggest college football rivalry pits two SEC powerhouses, The University of Alabama and Auburn University, against each other for the next year's bragging rights.
Galaxy of Lights 2014
November 27 to December 31
Galaxy of Lights is a magnificent 2.5-mile-long holiday light extravaganza featuring larger-than-life animated light displays. Special exhibits include a holiday village, dinosaurs, wild animals, a magical twinkling icicle forest, garden scenes, animated snowmen and the 12 days of Christmas.
Governor's Mansion Christmas Open House Tours 2014
December 1, 8 and 15
The 1907 Governor's Mansion will be decorated and filled with the spirit of the season. Pick up tickets at the Gift Shop across the street.
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Neil Best leaves no stone unturned in the world of sports media.
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Covering the Knicks gets wackier by the week
OK, I admit it: The pressure of information overload already is starting to get to me, and the Super Bowl still is 11 days away. Oy.
Good thing others on our staff are keeping an eye on non-Giants developments.
Check out this powerful, calmly reasoned blog post from Ken Berger, our intrepid NBA columnist, on the latest media issues at MSG. It's longish, but worth the trouble.
I'd probably have written about this in the newspaper, if I wasn't dealing with more pressing matters, such as Lawrence Tynes' scheduled appearance Wednesday night on the Letterman show.
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The Beach Boys FAQ: All That's Left to Know About America's Band By Jon Stebbins Backbeat Books, 400 pp., $19.99. Backbeat's FAQ series of books are the perfect addendum for those who are already familiar with a band's basic origin and career. Part biography, part compendium of trivia and odd fact ... More >>
Forty years ago this past week, John Lennon's second solo LP away from the Beatles, Imagine, hit number one on the UK album charts. The album was released on October 8, 1971 in England and September 9, 1971 here in the States. The album was seen as a commercial answer to his previous outing ... More >>
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Photo courtesy of SwamplotThe HISD Central Services building, a.k.a. the Taj MahalThe old HISD Central Services building on Richmond -- called the Taj Mahal by HISD employees, both for its massive size and the massive budget that went into building it -- was torn down in 2007. One of the few ... More >>
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Nov 23- A light earthquake shook the Dallas-Ft. Worth area of North Texas on Saturday night, leaving no known damage or casualties but stirring concern about the potential of the area's oil and gas fracking industry to generate seismic activity. The magnitude 3.3 earthquake struck about 9:15 p.m. Central time on Saturday, said Dale Grant, an geophysicist with...» Read More
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Michael Peck's call to close the Diablo Canyon Power Plant in San Luis Obispo County was in a report he made to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in 2013, the AP reported on Monday, a day after a strong earthquake shook California's Napa Valley region.
Michael Peck's call to close the Diablo Canyon Power Plant in San Luis Obispo County was in a report he made to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission in 2013, the AP reported on Monday, a day after a strong earthquake shook California's Napa Valley region.
Jessica Altieri, Wine Channel, discusses the impact Napa, California's earthquake will have on both consumers and winemakers.
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The 6.0-magnitude earthquake that struck California on Sunday could cause more $1 billion in losses and the majority of residents will be on their own.
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Live Circle Dance with Brian Steere
Live Circle Dance
Right in front of us and in us
- not in a place far away
and not in a different time -
lies a new world, that is attainable.
Attentiveness makes it visible
hope brings it about
love gives it shape.
We need eyes that can see miracles,
a heart, that believes in transformation
and the determined faith,
that life is the plan for this planet,
not death.
The path to this world
begins in your life and in mine.
It is time to take it
(Ulrich Schaffer - Read aloud at a recent Friedel workshop)
Clearlight Cards : Cards and prints from photos I have taken - mostly from around where I live with Cathi at Wells-next-the-Sea. We walk often in the beauty of the world.
We are surrounded by the wonderful but tend to experience our thoughts and concepts as our first environment.
To stop or still the mind that makes endless commentary or story is to awaken to the unspeakable intimacy of being. But see how the mind tends to veil the glimpse or limit it to hardly an instant before 'normal service is resumed'! It takes practice of true desire and a yielding into or allowing of the moment - just as it is - to abide in connectedness as well as through apparent disconnection.
Thus it is perhaps ironic that I should take photographs! But my intent is to yield into a process in which the 'I' is no less an instrument than the camera - and serves a presence that knows in stillness. Its a feeling thing.
We like to connect and remain connected with many who we dont have time or circumstance to write, phone or visit very often. Cards can serve to carry a vibrational greeting that is consciously felt within the relationship.
If you use cards to communicate or enjoy prints in your rooms or as gifts - I invite you to consider my work: Clearlight Cards
Thought for the Moment
If you are interested in discovering new solutions for humanity that have more depth than problem solving - in terms the past dictates. More potency than from associating with good ideas that remain ideas, then I invite you to consider sharing an experience of simple music and shared dancing in a spirit of trust and inclusion.
If people do not find a way to join together in common then they are not yet choosing for their peace and wellbeing.
If we rely on a common 'enemy' or 'problem' to join us then we continue to join in mere self interest rather than enlightened Self interest. Problems are indeed an alarm call to wake up - but waking is not a doomsday script, but is pausing and listening within. Rejoin the Music of life and be restored to the dance.
What is always needed is to regain and maintain perspective by bringing the focus back from the head to the heart.
Not the head based heart of emotions based upon stories twe tell ourselves - but the heart that recognises truth and can discern and guide truly.
Stillness is the way to allow the heart to rise - you could say - the Now to rise.
But stillness is not merely quietitude - but the release of conflictedness.
Circle dance offers a moving meditation and can be tailored to suit the need.
Spirituality is moving us beyond the old labels and is finding structures that invite the freedom to simply be at rest and in joy together. To hold such conditions for each other. To give as we would receive.
To be inspiring, our music and dance needs to be inspired. Or else we neglect to join except at the level of appearances - and become self-referencing in exclusion rather than recognising a greater self via inclusion.
Such new life cannot be assembled out of parts or applied techniques - but must express inspiration and grounded willingness.
It is perhaps normal for us to not know how it could be that we who are seemingly so different could share and find a communion that is truly joyful. Because it is normal for us to 'think' and live out from a position of separate interests. By joining in sharing a simple experience with willingness and a natural enthusiasm, we step out of such thinking and have a living connecting perspective in which we may discern rather than judge.
It's all very simple in experience - but very easy to forget and become mired again in loveless thinking. Such is the human habit and this is the work: to become consistent in choosing for our peace and joy and learn to step out of the mind that is so adept at justifying (self) exclusion.
It seems a tall order - and old habits run deeper than we yet realize, but to remember to express caring - now - is to include yourself in the circle of your own heart. The persistence of such an active willingness is the reclaiming of our lives from the shadow of an ignorance and a capacity to live this day well.
Brian - Dec 09 - (Edited July 2010)
I share Live music & Circle dance
• Periodically at the White House in Norwich
• And periodically
At Home in the Dance
in Wells-next-the-Sea.
And at other booked events.
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Dances I have taught over the last few years
Musical recordings that I use with already existing dances.
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A photo from an inspiring dance workshop with Iliana Bozhanova and Todor Yankov (Accordion) - Taken by Chris Gill.