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|Shakespeare's Kingdom
'The most delightful and varied song recital I've come across all year' (The Guardian)» More
|Songs to Shakespeare
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Gmunden, 12 September 1825; Schubert to his brother Ferdinand:
We lunched at Herr Pauernfeind's, and in the afternoon, when the weather allowed us to go out, we climbed the Nonnberg, which is not high, but affords the finest views, for one overlooks the inner Salzburg valley from there. To describe to you the loveliness of that valley is almost impossible. Think of a garden several miles in extent, with countless castles and estates in it peeping through the trees; think of a river winding through it in manifold twists and turns; think of meadows and fields like so many carpets of the finest colours, then of the many roads tied round them like ribbons; and lastly avenues of enormous trees to walk in for hours, all enclosed by ranges of the highest mountains as far as the eye can reach, as though they were the guardians of this glorious valley; think of all this, and you will have a faint conception of its inexpressible beauty [so hast Du einen schwachen Begriff von seiner unaussprechlichen Schönheit].
Here we find the composer in unusually eloquent letter-writing mood; he is coming to the end of his holiday in Upper Austria in the company of the singer Johann Michael Vogl and he is liberated by his distance from Vienna and elated by what he sees. The observation of nature doubles as a deeply personal article of faith, for the paragraph quoted above is something of a compendium of Schubert's musical concerns. Thus the river is not only the subject of much of his music with watery themes, but it twists and turns as if in delightful modulations; it is enriched by multi-coloured harmony in the guise of fields of flowers; it is packaged into song garlands by ribboned pathways, and the whole is enclosed by the mountains of endless aspiration and discipline which seem to be the guardians not only of the valley, but also of Schubert's own precious gift. It is as if the composer is seeing in the panoply of this mighty garden a bird's eye view of the power of his own creative possibilities.
Schubert words 'think of a garden' are very revealing. He had to think of gardens and their contents a great deal (as we know from the subject matter of hundreds of songs mainly written in the big city) and he now had the opportunity to see the real thing on the grandest scale. It is perhaps hard to imagine the somewhat sedentary composer climbing mountains and walking for hours in tree-lined avenues (ambling with a pipe rather than striding with a stick would have been more his style) but there is no doubt that like his successors Brahms and Wolf, Schubert relished the chance of coming face to face with nature and found it a regenerative experience – indeed a vital source of inspiration for song composition.
The letter from the end of May 1826, written in Vienna, presents the composer in a more familiar urban light:
I am not working at all – The weather here is truly appalling, the Almighty seems to have forsaken us altogether, for the sun refuses to shine. It is May, and we cannot sit in any garden yet. Awful! Appalling! Ghastly! [Schrecklich! fürchterlich! entsetzlich] and the most cruel thing on earth for me.
Here is evidence that when the seasons seemed out of gear, the composer's compositional schedule was disturbed – he was not able to work. He was ill at the end of May, and it is clear that the cold and wet weather hindered both mind and body. It is also clear that sitting in the garden (almost certainly of an afternoon, or early evening) was an everyday pleasure which refreshed him and helped him to continue with the next morning's task. We have few clues as to whether Schubert was knowledgeable about flowers, trees, plants and so on, or whether, like the miller-boy he was 'ja auch kein Gärtner' – no gardener) but he was probably rather well informed about the natural world. Vienna in those days was a small city, the countryside within easy reach. From the following list (the first step towards a full concordance of the subject matter and imagery of Schubert's song) it is clear that in setting other men's poems to music, he daily came across images drawn from nature. Of course these words were not of his own creation so we cannot be sure that various tree and plant names evoked accurate and specific pictures in the composer's own mind. Nevertheless it seems likely that Schubert cared enough about the beauties of the fruits of the soil to be on familiar terms with a number of their manifestations. The purpose of this list is to show at a glance the parameters of the natural world (in terms of trees, flowers, fruit and other plants) in Schubert's everyday song-composing life, and within which he worked and moved as both composer and man. It is comforting and revealing that apart from a certain Germanic bias toward the vegetation of Nordic forest and Austrian mountain, the species of flower, tree and herb remain familiar and accessible to English-speaking Schubertians. In reference to such commonplace terms as 'blossoms', 'buds' and 'groves' (not to mention the excluded 'fields') this mini-concordance is necessarily selective; obviously much depends on how many verses of the longer strophic songs have been taken into consideration. Poets' names have been given only when there might be confusion between songs of the same title. In certain cases the flower imagery is essential to the sense of the poem; in many instances it is incidental and only passingly illustrative. But then the quietly growing lilies of the field have often been taken for granted, as was the composer himself in his own lifetime; Schubert was thought by his well-meaning friends to be vegetating when he was quietly spinning threads of gold to rival Solomon in his glory.
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|Songs by Schubert's contemporaries
'This enterprising, often revelatory set should intrigue and delight anyone interested in the development of the Lied' (Gramophone)
'Since making music with friends was Schubert's whole raison d'etre, this 3-CD box is an inspired idea … Led by the soprano Susan Gritton, ...» More
|Schubert: The Complete Songs
'This would have been a massive project for even the biggest international label, but from a small independent … it is a miracle. An ideal Christ ...
'Please give me the complete Hyperion Schubert songs set – all 40 discs –and, in the next life, I promise I'll "re-gift" it to Schubert himself … ...» More
|Schubert: The Complete Song Texts
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 1 – Janet Baker
'Dame Janet is in glorious voice' (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)
'One of the loveliest records even Dame Janet has made' (The Guardian)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 2 – Stephen Varcoe
'A delightful collection of songs inspired by water' (The Guardian)
'Listen and marvel' (Fanfare, USA)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 3 – Ann Murray
'This persuasive disc is faultlessly recorded' (Gramophone)
'We await more with enthusiasm and admiration' (American Record Guide)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 4 – Philip Langridge
'Performed with wonderful artistry by Langridge and Johnson' (Gramophone)
'A constant joy' (Hi-Fi News)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 5 – Elizabeth Connell
'Once more Graham Johnson puts us in his debt by his considered juxtaposition of apposite songs and by bringing to notice pieces, not to say masterpie ...
'A must for all Schubertians' (American Record Guide)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 6 – Anthony Rolfe Johnson
'As exemplary as … other discs in this series, which is proving a many-splendored thing … this new offering seems packed with even more attr ...
'Rolfe Johnson's voice has never sounded more beautiful on disc' (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 7 – Elly Ameling
'An extraordinarily rewarding sequence of 24 songs' (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)
'An exciting voyage of discovery' (The Guardian)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 8 – Sarah Walker
'Walker, in probing, glowing form throughout, closes this long and profoundly satisfying recital with a hair-raising account of Erlkönig' (The ...
'This is distinguished singing indeed … Graham Johnson's unimpeachable choice of mood and the impeccable musicality and technique of his creative ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 9 – Arleen Auger
'If you've been collecting the discs in the Hyperion series you'll know what to expect here; a really classy production and treasures waiting to be di ...
'The most delicious thus far in the series' (Fanfare, USA)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 10 – Martyn Hill
'Hill's work here is inspired enough to place him in a line of tenor-interpreters of Schubert that leads from Erb and Patzak through Schreier to Rolfe ...
'This is quite the equal of its predecessors in this marvellous series' (Hi-Fi News)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 11 – Brigitte Fassbaender
'Magnificent. Collectors of this series need not hesitate, and newcomers who try this volume are in serious danger of addiction' (American Record Guide)
'19 tracks devoted to some of the greatest songs ever written' (Classic CD)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 12 – Adrian Thompson
'An established and thoughtful interpreter of Schubert, one who sings German like a native' (Gramophone)
'His keen insight and regard for the words illuminate these fascinating songs. Hard as it now is to find fresh words of praise for Graham Johnson's pe ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 13 – Marie McLaughlin
'Word painting and nuances are stunning and the singing mischievously delicious. The personality of the singer simply leaps from the disc' (CDReview)
'Yet another splendid instalment … She sings these varied poems with rapt intensity, beauty of tone and deep insight into the predicament of Scot ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 14 – Thomas Hampson
'The readings, with Johnson's piano at its probing best, are constantly enlightening and carry the absorbed listener into a rarefied world of word and ...
'Many of the songs here, as on all the discs, are masterpieces, and wonder and gratitude are unabated' (CDReview)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 15 – Margaret Price
'Margaret Price has one of the most distinctive and attractive voices of any soprano before the public today and her contribution to the Hyperion Schu ...
'Exquisite' (Daily Mail)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 16 – Thomas Allen
'This series is a long process of discovery, and there is plenty to discover here' (BBC Music Magazine)
'Thomas Alen is in commanding form, singing with unforced beauty of tone and intelligent, unobtrusive attention to the words' (Classic CD)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 17 – Lucia Popp
'Piano-playing, notes and recording all enhance the virtues of this rewarding disc, which will surely be a thing of joy for many years to come' (Gramo ...
'A moving and fitting memorial to one of the loveliest and most beloved singers' (The Sunday Times)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 18 – Peter Schreier
'Superlative' (Gramophone)
'An outstanding disc in a distinguished series' (BBC Music Magazine)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 20
'Un superbe panorame des lieder de l'année 1815' (Créscendo, France)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 21 – Edith Mathis
'What riches are to be found here in a recital that is, by any yardstick, a profoundly satisfying one … the musical marriage of the performers se ...
'A delectable group of 24 songs written in 1817/18, including a high proportion of charmers' (The Penguin Guide to Compact Discs)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 22
'Le niveau vocal et l'accompagnement de Graham Johnson sont toujours excellents' (Répertoire, France)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 23 – Christoph Prégardien
'When the Hyperion Schubert Edition is finally completed I am certain that this wondrous offering will rank among its most precious jewels … Prég ...
'Prégardien is an artist of the first rank' (Fanfare, USA)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 24
'The whole record is priceless … renewed praise … an engrossing and invaluable addition to this series' (Gramophone)
'La interpretación sigue la línea de excellencia de toda la colección, realizada en torno al magnifico musico que es el pianista Graham Johnson' (Sche ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 26 – Christine Schäfer, John Mark Ainsley & Richard Jackson
'A wondrous addition to this unique venture, it is hard to know where to begin in its praise' (Gramophone)
'Superb. Schubert at his finest. An indispensable disc. An exciting and varied programme of wonderful music' (Classic CD)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 27 – Matthias Goerne
'Another jewel in the Schubert Edition crown' (BBC Music Magazine)
'A most valuable addition to the series, one of the most important achievements in the history of recording' (Classic CD)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 28 – Maarten Koningsberger & John Mark Ainsley
'There are unknown treasures here. Anyone who hasn't invested in this vast enterprise might well begin with this volume' (Classic CD)
'Irresistible listening' (Financial Times)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 29 – Marjana Lipovšek
'One of the most rewarding CDs to date in this whole, comprehensive Lieder Edition. Utterly absorbing' (Gramophone)
'Lipovsek provides a feast of marvellous singing. She has one of the most beautiful mezzo voices around at the moment. A great addition to the series' ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 31 – Christine Brewer
'Some fascinating discoveries' (Classic CD)
'An amazing disc in this matchless series – Unmissable' (Classical Express)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 32
'As ever, illuminating words complement revelatory music-making' (BBC Music Magazine)
'Another triumph' (The Scotsman)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 33
'Intriguing views of a young genius' (Classic CD)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 34
'A feast of finely wrought, intelligent interpretations … the readings make an indelible impression.' (Gramophone)
'This disc is a must for any serious Schubert collector, its pleasures enhanced by Graham Johnson's observant accompaniments and his copious notes, da ...» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 35
'Throughout the disc, Graham Johnson's accompaniments are typically illuminating with numerous touches of detail glossed over by many pianists. And, a ...
'Revelatory' (The Guardian)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 36 – Juliane Banse, Lynne Dawson, Michael Schade & Gerald Finley
'Superb … Wonderfully fluent, confident singing from Finley, soft-grained intimacy from Banse … a delight' (Gramophone)
'Elegant performances' (BBC Music Magazine)» More
|Schubert: The Hyperion Schubert Edition, Vol. 37 – John Mark Ainsley, Anthony Rolfe Johnson & Michael Schade
'Ainsley interprets his songs with the tonal beauty, fine-grained phrasing and care for words that are the hallmarks of his appreciable art … All ...
'A glorious conclusion to this magisterial edition … a magnificent project … one of the great achievements of recording history' (BBC Music ...» More


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3 bedrooms, 2.5 heated tiled floor bathrooms. Sleeps 8, 1 King,3 Queen, 2 twins
Relaxation and beauty await you at Hartstene Pointe, a gated community on Hartstene Island. Our spacious custom built home completed May 2008 offers 2400 sq feet of comfort. Whether you want a large family vacation or a quick getaway for 2, our cabin at the Pointe will become a destination you want to return to every year. Situated in a beachfront vacation community with club house, pool, hot tub, tennis courts, gazebo's on the beach and more.There is something for every one to do. The cabin is equipped with 8 mountain bicycles, games , movies and lots of room to relax. The entertainment room is 22 feet by 27 feet and is isolated from the living room to offer peace and quiet while the kids enjoy themselves. For more information please visit www.BarmonsVacationHome.com
Peace and Quiet at the tip of the Island: Hartstene Pointe is close to Metropolitan areas yet as far away from it all as you can go. The road stops here and so does the noise and hussel bussel of city living. Among the trees deer and other wildlife wonder about without concern for their safety, The posted 15 mph speed limit is patrolled to keep the area safe for hikers and bicyclists young and old.
The cabin is in tune with its surroundings.: The cabin offers a spacious place to kick back and relax. Surrounded by forest of tall Douglas Fir, Cedar and Hemlock the structure views into native Huckelberry and other plantings like, Apple, Plum, Blueberry,
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The Barmons enjoyed the serenity of the Harstine Pointe environment for years and hope you will too. In fact, Harry loves Harstine Island so much that he was on the Board of Directors and head of the Architectural Control Committee of the Hartstene Pointe community at its beginning. He also personally poured the concrete on the original fire station, supervised volunteers and framed the structure which was later converted into the fitness gym.
Harry & Sue Barmon purchased this house in 2008
Why Harry & Sue Barmon chose Shelton
Harry designed and built Barmon's Vacation Home what it is today. Harry and a small crew had worked tirelessly weekend after weekend to construct the foundation, framing, siding, stone work and finish on the house. The hardwood moldings were made and finished on site. Harry paid close attention to detail when designing this house for form and function. You are safe from snow or tree falling while in Barmon's vacation home as the engineered structure was designed for shear and wind resistance to withstand such a blow.
Much of what you see inside the house is attributed to Sue's gifted talent of interior decorating. The interior design is an expression of Sue's endeavor to create a relaxing and inviting setting to blend the interior with the forest surroundings. Sue's careful eye and design skills can be seen through out the house right down to the door bell bear paw. Whether they were on vacation or out shopping, Sue's amazing ability to think of everything tied all of the decorating elements together before the house was finish being built. Her incredible attention to detail makes this home show room ready and worthy of a magazine spread.
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As you can see, the Barmons are dedicated in making this wonderful vacation home as though you would want your home to be. The Barmons have enjoyed this home for years and want to share it with you.
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Our home is equipped to provide all of the comforts that you might expect from the finest of vacation rentals. Set in tall native Douglas Fir, Cedar and Hemlock the home was designed to keep touch with its surroundings. Whether sitting in front of the fireplace looking out through the expansive wall of windows enjoying a passing storm or kicked back at the community pool or at the beach on a sunny day this is the place to relax regardless of the weather. We strive to make your vacation a memorable experience where you can relax with friends and family or share a private getaway for two.
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I came here with my out of town family and we had a great time! The house was beautiful, comfortable, and well stocked with supplies. We had a great time combing the beach, biking around the island (they have bikes there), and sight seeing off the Island. We could all fit around the table and we ate like it was Thanksgiving and played games and laughing until the moon came up! It was charming, the family was a delight to rent from, everything was so easy! There were even two living rooms so we could play games while the grandparents watched movies and napped on the down stairs couch :) I DEFINITELY recommend the Barmon's Vacation home for any occasion and especially the holidays or family visits. My family came from NY and they loved everything about our vacation and staying at the Barmon's was the highlight! Knowing the weather can be less than predictable in the great NW, I wanted to add that even in the rain storm, we were cozy inside with plenty to do, we went to the beach and watched the storm roll in, then dried off in front of the fireplace and had hot cocoa and tea!


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The hotel looked great! I liked our room, the breakfast room, the hallways, even the toilet next to the reception. The staff was friendly and breakfast was good.
The wifi connection in our room was very poor. The croissants and pain au chocolat served at breakfast were made with sweet dough and not crispy. All the other things at breakfast were good and tasty, so I hope the hotel will change the bakery to provide the guests with a perfect breakfast!
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We are used to other level of hotels (with bathrobes, slippers etc). We understood this hotel is good for the money we paid, but it is us who mis-booked...
Location close to the old port
Street noise
The hotel is well placed although not spectacular. The staff was friendly. Near public transportation.
There is no elevator till 2nd floor. The area could use some upgrading, though this might take away from its gritty charm.
Great location. Nearby you will find a lot of places to go: good restaraunts which offer fresh fish and seafoods, department stores and walking area. Nice staff at the reception always ready to help in all possible ways. Rooms are clean and well equiped with everything you may need (exept Iron, you will need to as for it at the reception desk). I had a room with the balcony. If you like sitting and watching the street life - don't hesitate to ask for a room with the balcony when booking the room.
The only thing I didn't like was the noise caused by workers who are building a new tram line. It's temporary inconvinience, but if you would like not to hear this - ask for the "quiet room" at the reception, they have some.
The location is perfect. It`s in the heart of the city. Lovely view from the balcony. The bed was with a drapes like in a fairy tale - very charming. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We`ll come back.
Hotel is really nice located. Easy to get to the old port walking area and the main street of city. Staff is really friendly and ready to help. Don't hesitate to ask them before you start to walk and seek for what you need. Rooms are clean with the good interior. Here you can understand that IKEA rules. But rooms are decorated with a very "French style". Looks nice. If you are travelling by car - you will be happy to know that 200 meters away from hotel there is an underground parking. It's not cheap, but there is no chance to park a car in Marsielle.
The staff was the best, very helpful with everything. The room was small but clean and very sweet. I would stay again.
The location was just verging on the bad side, we're older so were in early but would probably worry more in late evening. the hotel made-up for it so it wasn't a problem.
Staff helpful. Excellent range of breakfast food. Books there to read in English.
Reception is at top of a flight of stairs. Lift from then on. But staff carried up our luggage.
Lovely rooms, very close to the centre easy to get out and about to see the sites.
Staff were a little cold
Large room. Nice location to visit the town.
Little messy around the hotel.
Great location, very helpful stuff, nice breakfast
Wi-Fi in the room was slow
Nice staff, comfortable bed, modern bathroom. Location - not far from Vieux Port, near main shopping streets and fascinating immigrant neighbourhood with street stalls almost next door.
Noisy building of new tramway going on just a street away - not the hotel's fault, and the windows were effective to keep the nose to a minimum.
Value for money Excellent central location Friendly and helpful staff
Central location meant street noise audible in front facing bedrooms
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Very small safe in room
Like the character of the old hotel
Occasional loud noises from outside at all hours of the night
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Set just behind the head of the marina in the Morroccan quarter. We were there on Bastille night so the whole city was buzzing! Two minutes from the centre it ticked all the boxes for us. Strongly recommend it but note it is slightly tired in its appearance but compensates with great service.
Not much of a view.
Delightful hotel, good value for money. Lovely view from window on 5th floor. Did not have any problems with noise, would definitely go there again.
Very good location with a balcony near the Arab quarter.
The floor is not clean. If you would like a clean floor, find the cleaning lady, clean it yourself, or find another place.
The surrounding streets are dangerous
Staff were friendly and helpful. Hotel is located 5 minutes from the Vieux Port in a quiet street. Breakfast was delicious and excellent value for money. Would highly recommend this hotel.
The street address is misleading. We were first brought by a taxi to Hotel Saint Louis down the street. That Hotel Saint Louis is an 'Hotel Meublé' which means it's sheltered housing for families. We almost cancelled our booking when we arrived there, luckily we saw our hotel down the street before we had time to cancel the booking. The fact that both hotels have the same name is confusing.
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The Change of Watch, an annual event to introduce the officers and trustees who will be running the Sagamore Yacht Club for the coming year, was held on Feb. 1 at the club house.
Vice Commodore Jerry Lalonde, acting as Master of Ceremonies, welcomed everyone and called for the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Who knew? Women knitters and crocheters from all over Long Island are coming to boot camps to crochet panels for the Stitched Hamlet for Oyster Bay. It is because this is the first time Long Island has a project of this magnitude, explained Patricia McSkane of The Knitted Purl.
The third boot camp took place at Dodds & Eder Home on Jan. 30. It was a ladies night out as women found items from the warehouse sale at the newly re-organized store. At the front of the store the crafters sat at displays of outdoor furniture under umbrellas. The project, sponsored by the Knitted Purl, the Main Street Association of Oyster Bay and the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce is to transform trees and telephone poles in the downtown area into works of art inspired by world-renowned fibre artist Carol Hummel. Some were crocheters, many were knitters, some were learning to crochet for the first time. They were all there to benefit the Stitched Hamlet, and were having fun and chatting, not unlike an old time sewing bee.
Nostalgia was in the air as members checked out the new exhibit decorating the walls of the Koenig Center for the opening reception of Snow Day in Oyster Bay on Jan. 30. The Oyster Bay Historical Society (OBHS) was prescient in picking winter as the season to highlight in this year of excessive snow. The OBHS has been investigating their collections to present them for the public to view. The area has many winter sports, including its bobsledding past and ice boating on the harbor. There is even a model of the ice boat Swifty, from the collection of Scott Valentine. Swifty Tillotson of Bayville built both the ice boat Swifty and the model in the exhibit in 1930. The current exhibit also brought up items of the popular sports of skiing, skating and sledding.
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Hood A.M.E. Zion Church is celebrating February, Black History Month, with several events open to the public, explained Diane Evans, who recently moved back to this area and is their publicity chair. The first event is an African-American Poetry reading, held during their Sunday, Feb. 9 service, starting at 11 a.m. (The first Sunday, Feb. 2, the church celebrated Holy Communion.)
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Dodds & Eder has a new owner, but you can relax, it will stay the same. Employees Dorothy Simons and Cary Leopold have purchased the retail part of the business and will continue it as Dodds & Eder Home. The ladies purchased the store from owner Joe McLaughlin. He has been semi-retired for 10 years and enjoys living part time in Florida, said Leopold.
Simons is the longtime manager of Dodds & Eder and is the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Chamber of Commerce President. "Dottie and I have basically been running the business for years," said Leopold.
New York State Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposed $137 billion spending plan will increase education aid by $807 million for the 2014-2015 school year, but school officials say it will still put them up against the wall.
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The Oyster Bay Railroad Museum is making significant strides towards its goals of restoring the historic Oyster Bay train station and Locomotive 35. The museum has been awarded three grants to do the restorations, a project intended to preserve a large piece of history for the area.
Development Director Bill Bell said, "The contribution the museum will make to the cultural and historic fabric of Oyster Bay hamlet is astronomical. It is truly unique in the region, combining history, technology and political history. What the Long Island Rail Road meant to Oyster Bay, and Long Island, is an incredible history, and it's important that it be told."
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There's a new website about the Northwest's electronic music scene, called Sea of Hands. Here's the press release from Scientific American:
okay, time for the big reveal…so let's all welcome sea of hands so, ummm …suprise!!!! (thanks, seaver!)
sea of hands is a site that revolves (roughly) around the culture of underground/non-mainstream/generally underrepresented electronic music in the northwest (northwest as in the cascadian variety). the format will be pretty blog-standard; we've got a grip of contributors lined up to post about the stuff that interests them, and while the ability to start posts is limited to the initial contributors we strongly encourage anyone and everyone to sign up and join in the fun. we've been posting this and that for a month or so to get rolling…expect the contents of sea of hands to include: selected local events, the ubiquitous youtube fun, mixes and tracks, gear/software links, dj horror stories, rampant misspelling and poor grammar, show write-ups, ill planned and poorly written tirades against those we disagree with (so what's the blog equivalent of drunk dialing, anyway?), reviews, remixes, etc. etc. the spec is pretty broad…
right off the bat, one thing we really want to do is build up the links section on the right side of the page. so if you do something that relates, please sign up and i'll post a thread on the site that
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Not seen in the wild for more than three decades, the brightly-coloured Gurney's pitta was fortunately still surviving in south-east Asia.
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Up to 1986, one of the world's most beautiful birds hadn't been seen for over three decades. But, now, researchers in south-east Asia estimate there are several thousand territories of the multi-coloured Gurney's pitta in Thailand and Myanmar.
A recent paper published online in BirdLife's journal Bird Conservation International, provides strong evidence that the global population of Gurney's pitta – a starling-sized bird of lowland rainforests - is much greater than was previously estimated. However, conservationists also warn that with the loss of lowland forest to oil palm plantations the bird's future is far from secure.
The only bird species confined to peninsular Thailand and Myanmar, Gurney's pitta was considered extinct by some before the rediscovery of a single small population in Thailand in 1986. Classified as Critically Endangered by BirdLife on behalf of IUCN, the discovery of populations in Myanmar led to its downlisting to Endangered in 2008, recognising that the species still has a very high chance of facing extinction.
Nine of the world's 31 species of pitta are facing extinction. Some members of the family, which occurs principally in tropical Africa and Asia, are known as rainbow birds because of their kaleidoscopic plumage.
The recent research, led by Dr Paul Donald of the RSPB, confirmed that almost all of the world's population of Gurney's pitta is located in Myanmar. The research has shown that the previous population estimate for Myanmar was too low and that it in fact is likely to be between 9,300 and an astonishing 35,000 territories, although it probably lies around a mid-point of 20,000 territories. The research also showed that the species occurs further north than previously thought, and at higher altitudes.
Lowland forest continues to be lost throughout South-East Asia, principally for the establishment of commercial oil palm estates
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Dr. Donald said: "This project represents an example of where well-targeted conservation research can bring about an improvement in the conservation status of a threatened species through better knowledge. Our increased knowledge of the status, distribution and ecology of this species will guide future conservation investment. Of course, we must remember that although the Myanmar population is larger than previously thought, it is declining due to forest loss and is not yet secure."
Recent conservation effort by the same project - involving the Bird Conservation Society of Thailand, The Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation and Chiang Mai University - has stabilised the remnant population in southern Thailand, estimated at between 15 and 20 territories. However, it was discovered that nesting success in Thailand remains very low, due to heavy nest predation by snakes. The Thai population, although small, is located in a protected area: Khao Pra Bang Kram Wildlife Sanctuary. However, the Myanmar population remains unprotected, although it is hoped that with the eventual establishment of Lenya National Park this situation will change.
"Lowland forest continues to be lost throughout South-East Asia, principally for the establishment of commercial oil palm estates. This is the principle threat to the Gurney's Pitta in Myanmar, although for the moment there is evidence of a decline in the rate of clearance, which may be linked to the global economic downturn", said Jonathan Eames, Programme Manager for BirdLife in Indochina.
Interestingly, habitats supporting the species in Myanmar are rather different to those at occupied sites in Thailand. This means the species might inhabit a wider range of altitudes, slopes and forest types than previously thought, and so might persist in previously unsurveyed areas. The results suggest that the species also is tolerant of or even benefits from, a degree of forest disturbance, though it certainly cannot survive in oil palm plantations. This affords hope that the species will be found at new locations in both Myanmar and Thailand. This will be the goal of further research to be conducted next year.
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A typical password entry can also comprise information about the username, description, URL and email, but also comments and an expiration date. Plus, Password Corral boasts a password generator to quickly create a password of up to 20 characters, which can be anything from letters, numbers or symbols.
The password generator can be configured from the app's "Options" screen, so it can create passwords comprising numbers only, letters only, numbers and letters, numbers, letters and special characters. Plus, you can enable the mixed case option and define password length.
Security options
The "Security" tab lets you enable the program to clear clipboard contents on exit and display password expiration dialog on startup.
Bottom line
Overall, Password Corral is a very handy password manager that is addressed to all types of users out there. And with a few improvements in some key areas, it could become a five-star product.
Reviewed by Bogdan Popa, last updated on August 13th, 2014
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Stooped from ailments of old age such as arthritis and the impact of years walking rooflines as a carpenter, Uncle Shelby moved with head bowed seemingly in a constant state of contemplation or perhaps even prayer.
Growing up, we lived next door to one of my grandfather's older brothers. Each summer, he tended a successful vegetable garden in the unforgiving red clay so common in Hardin County.
By Susan Smith
Guest columnist
I walk into my Dad's office and I see the numerous plaques and awards hanging seamlessly on the walls. Then I look at the man behind them all who wouldn't brag or boast or take credit for any of them.
Today, I wanted to let everyone know how proud I am of my hero, Deputy Chief Jack Harris, who is retiring after 29 years from the Elizabethtown Police Department.
The final few weeks have brought back so many memories as we browse through photographs and letters of thanks throughout his career.
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The race started at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Leaving Elizabethtown at 1 p.m. should provide plenty of time to reach the Kentucky Speedway and NASCAR's Sprint Cup debut in the Bluegrass State.
At 2:15 p.m., we were 19 miles from the track on Interstate 71.
That's more than five hours before the white flag.
At 8:45 p.m. — 75 minutes after the race began — we pulled into the main road leading to the track, still three miles away. That's 16 miles in 6 1/2 hours. That's a snail's pace, not a NASCAR race.
Draped in the stars and stripes, it received a police escort accompanied by dozens of patriots on motorcycles.
Firefighters erected another huge flag to serve as a welcoming banner.
Community leaders and everyday folks gathered in humid July conditions to welcome its arrival.
It is a piece of steel.
Yet it's also so much more.
A fractured part of the World Trade Center's metal skeleton rests in Radcliff awaiting an opportunity to become the centerpiece of a grand memorial that will serve as a landmark to liberty.
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The words were softly spoken — almost as if to himself — by a retired pastor, a resident of my parents' retirement community. He seemed to know by observation and personal experience that we take too much stuff with us.
Fun depends on your point of view. It's the latest lesson from a first-of-summer visit by the grandchildren.
Funtopia, Blazer's, local parks and elementary school playgrounds are popular destinations when the kids visit Grandpa and Gigi. You might expect that list.
But tops among the tourism attractions for the under 4-foot crowd in our family is Towne Mall.
On the doorstep of Fort Knox, a massive piece of property sits dormant, waiting for an opportunity to serve the community and capitalize on the needs and wants of military and civil service personnel pouring out of the Wilson Road gate daily.
At least, that's what Red Davis thought two generations ago when he developed Redmar Plaza. The Radcliff shopping center, now virtually vacant, still bears the name crafted from his first name and the first syllable of his wife's, Martha.
As I walked away from the emergency room, I felt a heaviness for my friends who had just brought in their elderly father. They were rightly concerned about his health issues.
But their dad wasn't. In fact, he was angry that his adult children had insisted on admitting him to the hospital.
There he rested on the gurney, pouting because he wasn't home. His lower lip was turned up, childlike, which enhanced the scowl on his face as he weakly waved me away.
It's not easy parenting parents.
By DEBORAH SMITH
For The News-Enterprise
Growing up, I always knew that I was protected and loved. Those special times that he and I shared always will remain in my heart to be cherished.
And, there are the wonderful gifts that he has given me over the years.
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The News-Enterprise is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Elizabethtown, KY, Hardin County and the surrounding area.


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