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Tree-ring-based annual precipitation reconstruction in Kalaqin, Inner Mongolia for the last 238 years
- Yu Liu,
- CaiYong Wang,
- WenJun Hao,
- HuiMing Song,
- QiuFang Cai,
- Hua Tian,
- Bo Sun,
- Hans W. Linderholm
- … show all 8 hide
A tree-ring-width chronology of Pinus tabulaeformis from Kalaqin, Inner Mongolia was developed using modern dendrochronological techniques. Based on the results of correlation function analysis, the total precipitation from the previous August to current July was reconstructed for 1771–2008 AD with an explained variance of 49.3%. The reconstruction correlated well with the dryness/wetness series derived from historical documents, as well as the precipitation reconstruction of the Chifeng-Weichang region. There were eight intervals with greater precipitation than the average (associated with the strong East Asian summer monsoon) and seven intervals lower than the average (weak monsoon). A power spectrum analysis showed that there were 120 a, 80 a, 8 a and 2 a periodicities.
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- Title
- Tree-ring-based annual precipitation reconstruction in Kalaqin, Inner Mongolia for the last 238 years
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
Chinese Science Bulletin
Volume 56, Issue 28-29 , pp 2995-3002
- Cover Date
- 2011-10-01
- 10.1007/s11434-011-4706-6
- Print ISSN
- 1001-6538
- Online ISSN
- 1861-9541
- Publisher
- SP Science China Press
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Kalaqin
- Inner Mongolia
- Pinus tabulaeformis
- tree-ring width
- precipitation
- reconstruction
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Yu Liu (1) (2)
- CaiYong Wang (2)
- WenJun Hao (3)
- HuiMing Song (1) (4)
- QiuFang Cai (1)
- Hua Tian (1)
- Bo Sun (1) (4)
- Hans W. Linderholm (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. State Key Laboratory of Loess and Quaternary Geology, Institute of Earth Environment, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Xi'an, 710075, China
- 2. Department of Environment Science and Technology, School of Human Settlements and Civil Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, 710049, China
- 3. Climate Research Center of Inner Mongolia, Hohhot, 010051, China
- 4. Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, 100049, China
- 5. Regional Climate Group, Department of Earth Sciences, University of Gothenburg, 40530, Gothenburg, Sweden


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I have a 3D array which has a time-series of air-sea carbon flux for each grid point on the earth's surface (model output). I want to remove the trend (linear) in the time series. I came across this code:
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for x in xrange(40):
for y in xrange(182):
cflux_detrended[:, x, y] = mlab.detrend_linear(cflux[:, x, y])
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Lindstedt/Zimonjic Top Granollers/Lopez To Reach Rotterdam Final
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Third seeds Robert Lindstedt and Nenad Zimonjic reached their second ATP World Tour final together on Saturday as they upset top seeds Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez 6-2, 7-6(10) at the ABN AMRO World Tennis Tournament in Rotterdam.
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Thinking about week 44
Why I hate hibernate
It is series of articles highlighting difficult or even impossible to resolve issues with Hibernate (in Grails). And his is right.
I summarize my experience like this:
For simple things Hibernate is very good but all other mapping tools are good too. Bus as soon as you reach a certain level you have to lick Hibernate's ass. It is not serving you anymore but you are serving it.
- I don't like Hibernate (and Grails), PART 1
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails, part 2, repeatable finder problem: trust in nothing!
- I don't like Grails/Hibernate part 3. DuplicateKeyException: Catch it if you can.
- I don't like Grails/Hibernate, part 4. Hibernate proxy objects.
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 5: auto-saving and auto-flushing
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 6, how to save objects using refresh()
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 7: working on more complex project
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails, part 8, but some like Hibernate and Grails. Why?
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 9: Testable code
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 10: Repeatable finder, lessons learned
- I don't like Hibernate/Grails part 11. Final thoughts.
Super cool :) - Ship sizes across the univers
Thinking about - week 42
The Three Essential Keys to Work Motivation
there are three factors for work motivation:
- Autonomy: the control you have over your work. The more you can control what to do and when to do it, the more motivated you are.
- Mastery: the sense of progress you get. The more you think you are getting better at what you do, the more motivated you are.
- Purpose: the meaning you get from your work. The more what you do matters to you, the more motivated you are.
once you reach the middle class, you should focus on how you make money rather than how much. The way becomes more important than the amount.
Autonomy could be difficult to achieve if you work for someone else…. increase your bargaining power by being very good at what you do. Your company will be willing to give you more freedom if it really needs you. Another way is to build your own business.
GOML-1, Responsive Design
Do you remember when the word "responsive" meant fast?
But now, all of a sudden, the word means: compatible with mobile devices.
what the word "respond" means. You respond to a stimulus. A screen is not a stimulus. A screen is an IO device. You don't respond to the format of an IO device. You respond to Users. Consarned kids.
Software Craftsmen Are Arrogant, Slow, and Dogmatic
Craftsmen are arrogant.
craftsman in practice—it needs to be done perfectly and proudly. Their focus is fully on minor details, because those create the base from which their skill level can grow.
Software skill exists on an asymptotic curve. When you first learn something, you make large strides immediately and feel like you're making serious progress toward perfection. But as time goes on, and as you increase your familiarity with the subject, your progress becomes more incremental.
They challenge others to climb the walls and jump to try to close this gap too, and they employ hyperbole to justify the importance of seemingly mundane details and practices. "We need to test this remote edge case." "Why haven't you refactored this class?" Craftsmen are constantly working toward an ideal, and any ideal other than perfection is offensive. This hyperbole is not necessary, but it comes from a bias.
This bias creates a communication issue. Craftsmen are so narrowly focused on closing the gap between themselves and mastery that it becomes difficult to consider that others might not share this focus.
They sound arrogant because their language is drawn from a different set of assumptions.
Craftsmen are slow.
In a fast-paced, results-oriented team, a craftsman spends time refactoring working software. This can seem academic or self-indulgent in the face of a deadline. But the reason is both simple and practical.
As craftsmen, we've done enough practice to know that the cost of work has a non-linear relationship to its quality. If you don't take advantage of an opportunity to refactor and increase the quality of your code early, it will take exponentially longer to refactor and add features later. Your code will have more bugs, and will be difficult to extend when your clients need added functionality the most.
Craftsmen are dogmatic.
The first time you neglect to write a test, you increase the likelihood that you'll neglect to write a test in the future. You'll develop poor habits, and your skills will slowly deteriorate.
Thinking about - week 40
Peter Smith - It doesn't work like that in enterprise
Definition of Enterprise development
- Constrained process and practices (sometime the lack of it)
- As long as a sub-optimal processes profitable, it will be allowed to continue (Otto: so you(!) have to prove that you change is more profitable)
- Take Control
- Don't stop being lay developer (automate)
- If you tru had enough there will be ways in which you can speed yourself up
- Consider committing your own time (!!!!!)
- Keep innovating, and do not give up.
- Planning for the future
- Most enterprise is planning for the future to some extend
- Fire-fighting is much more common than working proactively
- Sometime there is no management of technical dept at all
- it can be very difficult to communicate the true value of writing/refactoring code to be loose coupled and maintainable
- Take control
- Start the conversation! - Yes it is politics…
- Lead by Example
- ask your architect or development manager what the
self-lifeof your software is (Otto - do not really get this advice ????)
- Rejection of industry standard knowledge
- Companies tend to shy away from buy to things they perceive as teny
- Individuals often try to dins the cleverest solution and ignore the simple one right in from the them,
- Most teams should be able to react quickly to client demands regardless of their processes of failing in other areas.
- Take control
- Share your knowledge
- Demonstrate (cool) useful things
- Know the why as well as the what and the how
- Help people to find the art and the joy in coding
- Management and people
- Developers often treated as liability rather than a resource
- Staff are often "promoted" based on length of service rather than proficiency and suitability for the role
- People with responsibility tend to subconsciously protect their position and their interest
- Take control
- Remain true to yourself and uphold your own standard (be proud of it)
- Say no
- The golden rule: " Am I still learning skills that will be relevant to me in my future career?"
What is the solution?
Scott Allen - Building Directives for AngularJS
Meg kell tanulnom AngularJS-t Mese nincs.
Demonstrated how to create custom tags into HTML and have some behavior around it.
Thinking about - week 39
Craft Conf presentations
Dan North - Jackstones: the journey to mastery
More like a motivational speech but very good. You want to be a master of development.
Until you are novice pretend to be master
But being a master you should be able to use any practice: TDD, SOLID with critique…
Practice until you realize when it is useful.
As a journeyman
- try different approaches
- try different domains
Learn how to learn
Listen like you do not know the answer - you may not know.
Gojko Adzic - How I Learned to Stop Worrying…
Amazingly good presentation.
It is focusing how to make agile really working and that is not really about developers but they are wrong too…. I have to re-watch to extract.
We have to change how we are thinking about user stories.
User story is about behavior changes.
Theo Schlossnagle - Responsibly maximizing craftsmanship in software engineering
How software sucks
Specification are extremely difficult to get right.
- human language is not the best for that
- humans are sux
- stakeholders are not the real stakeholders
laziness is promoted as something good.
- brainless way. People use tool which is not planned for that purpose because they are lazy to find/develop the proper tool.
Learning curve of huge projects is amazingly huge. It become difficult to add features quickly. (!of course not decoupled!)
Learn to hit the fucking deadline:
- Learn estimating
Learn papers: there are many researches about how to develop big system and resolve problems effectively (heheh történt ilyen mikor valaki bemutat egy design patternt mint valami újdonság és jó design cuccost)
Engineer are function better autonomously
- decide on what and how to work and on what
You are judged based on your API
So: choose the proper size of component to be able to work autonomously using well defined API to communicate each other. So build component maintainable.
DO not refactor but rewrite component. Rewrite better, based on knowledge you know about. It is part of maintenance.
SQL is not API!!!
Stefan Tilkov - Architecture War Stories
War stories with humour and fun. Very interesting.
- 20 architect -> It is sure it will not work :)
- Don't cache the cache.
- In distributed systems, application state is your enemy
- If it is "sophisticated", you probably shouldn't be doing it
- Development != production
- Data should be free from code dependency. Data is just data. Especially not for specific version of applications.
- The longer you store the simpler data should be.
- Beware of smelly BLOBs
- Your system WILL be dynamic
- Centralized responsibility hurts. Single person bottleneck
- Face too much rigidity, a way around the rules will be found
- If it makes you want to scratch your eyes out, you might not want to do it.
- Sometimes constraints need to be fought
- Beware all things "meta"
- Fight the madness
- Tunneling is the root of all evil
- Don't be too smart
- Do not try to build system which fits to everyone
- Don't be all things to all people
- Sometimes specific code is preferable
- Saying no might help sometimes
- Give feedback
- Reflect
Jutta Eckstein - Complex Projects aren't planable but controllable
Individual goal are against company goals because most of th goal need teamwork which is killed by individual goal setups.
and many other mut it was not so structured to extract the "single message".
Use values instead of estimates (business values….) for deciding to initiate the project. There are many way to define value (ROI, Risks, Cost of delay, Importance, Willingness for investment)
Plan in different levels: roadmap, long term, mid term, short term
Thinking about - week 38
All videos can be found on http://vimeo.com/ndcoslo/videos
Doc Norton - The Technical Debt Trap
The danger occurs when the dept is not paid back. Every minute spent on not so good code counts as interest in that dept. Technical dept is good.
- rapid delivery, time to market
- heps learning, indication of learning
People are confused the dept metaphor with the idea that you could write code poorly.
Code must be clean enough to be able to refactor! (always) - Otto: so Tests are there…., well tested :)
Ask yourself:
- is the code clean?
- is the code tested
- is there a learning objective or event
- is there a plan for payback
- is the business truly informed
I any of these are missing it is not technical dept. It is a mess!!!
Remember quality is your responsibility.
NEVER ask permission to do job correctly.
When monitoring complexity track trends not points. (exact values are meaningless but tends are meaningful).
Brendan Forster - 10 Things Ive Learned From Doing OSS
- Read other people code
- there are lots of ways to collaborate. e.g donations, Documentation
- Scratch your own itch
if you have considerable code you should share it, consider your contract.
- …
- you are not your code
- words are hard
- be familiar with software licenses
- friction sucks, Make it easy for me to hack on your code.
- "done" vs "dead"
Enrico Campidoglio - Why no code reviews
Problem 1 is about Ego. EGO=1/Knowledge. The less the knowledge the greater the EGO.
Problem 2: you == your code
Problem 3: Fear of making mistakes. Fear of let colleges see my mistakes
Problem 4: Culture o(lack of it) "you are wrong"…. See Ego!
Do not review the person. REview the code. Do not speak in absolute. Fools are speaking absolute.
Time: it need time.
NB: Good diagram about productivity of a geek
What do you get from code review?
- code quality goes up
- bugs go down, especially fund during code review,.
- sharing knowledge
When you know that someone is watching you will take care of you code more. "The Big Brother EEffect"
It can eager ambition because yo want to impress your programmer fellow.
Give constructive feedback.
In a project everyone is in the same boat. (Sometimes I do not have the feeling - Otto - But we have to trust people that they are doing their bests)
Kind of review
- Formal code review. Most bugs found
- Over the shoulder code review. Less former. Less bug to be found
- Async code review. Happen async to the code written. "distributed". IT happens offline. Good compromise in nr of bugs found and time.
Tools: - Gerrit, Diffy
- review small portions of code at a time. One commit one logical change.
- keep and follow a checklist
- keep under 1 hour
Aral Balkan - Free is a Lie
Interesting and shocking conspiracy theory how Google/Facebook is ruling our life and data…
Thinking about - week 37
All videos can be found on http://vimeo.com/ndcoslo/videos
Venkat Subramaniam - Core Software Design Principles
Basic Design and OO principles. Simple and good. DRY, SOLID, tell don't ask, etc.
Anders Abel - Using the Scrum Rules Against your Boss
Basic Scrum but important for those who are using Scrum as a hipe then realize that it is not working for him:
Only accept those produce backlogs which are clear.
Venkat Subramaniam - Towards an Evolutionary Architecture
Interesting stories but there are not so many specifics. It emphasizes that we have to think about flexible architecture consciously.
Robert C. Martin - Clean Architecture and Design
As in last year. Maybe in an other conference.
Mike Cohn - Advanced Topics in Agile Planning
I have seen that last year too.
Steve Sanderson - Architecting large Single Page Applications with Knockout.js
I have to watch again…. Looks good but it was very fast.
Robert C. Martin - Advanced TDD The Transformation Priority Premise
Good but I have learned the same concept through cleancoders.com.
Robert C. Martin - Functional Programming What Why When
Thinking about Functional programming. Why it is so important to be ware of functional paradigm for our programming future.. On the other hand the presentation is made already in an other conference and available online too.
Mike Cohn - Getting Agile with Scrum
Scrum 101 :(
Thinking about - week 36
What Makes a Good Programmer?
1 - Problem Decomposition
But before you write any code, you need to be clear on how to solve the problem. One skill good programmers have is the ability to break the problem down in smaller and smaller parts, until each part can be easily solved. … A good programmer finds a way to model the problem in such a way that the resulting program is easy to reason about, easy to implement and easy to test.
2 - Scenario Analysis
the ability to consider many different scenarios for the program. This applies both to the logic in the program, and to the internal and external events that can occur. …
The good programmers ask themselves: How can this break? In other words, they have the ability to think like testers. In contrast, inexperienced programmers mostly only consider the "happy path"
3 - Naming
Programming consists to a large degree of naming things: classes, methods and variables. When done well, the program becomes largely self-documenting,
(from Phil Karlton): "There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things."
naming is hard because it needs to be clear in your mind what each name represents.
4 - Consistency
the biggest challenge in programming is managing complexity. Consistency is one way to combat complexity.
5 - Learning
As a software developer, you are constantly learning. Before adding a new feature, you have to understand what it is supposed to do. Before adding code to an existing program, you usually have to learn what the existing code does, in order fit the new functionality in properly
Spring pitfalls: transactional tests considered harmful
It is highlighting some important aspect. Examples are mostly about Hibernate and other JPA implementations. Some of the examples are not relevant it you are not using JPA.
I am using transactional test for SQL syntax check only. As you might know SQL cannot be unit tested (semantic of SQL) You could not test declarative tool with declarative toolset.
The proposed solution is to load a fresh database which might be working for h2 database but for a big monster like Oracle is a questionable solution.
Stand-ups are Broken, but Should They be Fixed?
on every team I've ever been on, if there's a customer (or scrum-master or project manager) present, the meeting always turns into a status report.
If you have a good visible taskboard you do not need to report anything because it is visible on the wall.
The stand-up meeting was created to solve a particular problem—developers don't always talk to each other. … if your team is working in the same war-room or communicates frequently through other means, it's probably not necessary to have everybody discuss explicitly what they are doing.
Despite the desire for an On-Site Customer, most teams do not have their customer available all the time,
Oh, yes. At the end of the iteration/sprint is just fine for most of the customers.
Scrum, velocity, and driving down the motorway the wrong way
Velocity is in essence a negative metric – it can tell you that something is wrong, but not that something is good.
Velocity is a nice metric for internal process monitoring, so you can spot problems early. But beware of using a negative metric such as velocity as your primary measure of success, it leads down the path of false hyperproductivity and a warm feeling that you're doing something good when in fact you might be driving the wrong way down a motorway, with a truck heading straight at you.
Nightmare on Agile Street
A very humorous story about an Agile project which is not so agile. Or more precisely about a project in which stakeholders are remembering those aspects of agile what they prefer and ignoring the rest. And the result is a total disaster.
A few weeks ago I had a similar (not so extreme) feeling and I wanted to cancel the project too. But… :)
Does Speaking Another Language Change How You Think?
Language is a tool that fills the needs of its speakers.
Languages also have expressions and words for concepts that don't match one-to-one But, again, it's a nuance in expression, the same fundamental thoughts can be conveyed fairly equally in most languages, plus or minus a bit of brevity.
The big way that learning a new language changes your thinking is that language is a gateway to culture
language is a preferential route for cultural understanding (albeit a difficult one)
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JUnit IgnoreRest - turn 2
In the previous IgnoreRest article I was complaining about that it is not notifying IDE properly without a custom test runner.
So I have implemented the runner I need.
public class IgnoreRestSupportRunner extends BlockJUnit4ClassRunner {
public IgnoreRestSupportRunner(Class<?> klass) throws InitializationError {
protected void runChild(final FrameworkMethod method, RunNotifier notifier) {
IgnoreRest ignoreRestAnnotation = method.getAnnotation(IgnoreRest.class);
Description description = describeChild(method);
if (IgnoreRestHelper.hasIgnoreRestAnnotation(description) && null == ignoreRestAnnotation) {
else {
super.runChild(method, notifier);
And that is all. Nothing else. All the remining code needed is extracted from the previous implementation. For supporting Spring I have to make use exactly the same code but the base class has to be
So the only runner I have to deal with is the junit-hierarchicalcontextrunner .
Source is available on GitHub
Do we really need JQuery validator plugin?
The more I need to do some HTML client side validation the more I am asking myself whether we need a validation framework or not.
Until now I have not used any specific validation framework. But now I have to because I do not want to take care of simple syntax level (number field could accept numbers only, etc.) field validation.
First of all I have used developers best friend: Google . I have found numerous validation framework for JQuery (just have a look at the Google search result in the previous links).
I have check many of them and found that most of them are too complicated to my need (remember, I need simple syntax check because complex validation is made on server side).
The client side I wanted to make something simple and declarative:
<form:input path="duration.hour" cssClass="form-control" maxlength="2" data-validation-pattern="^([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])?$"/>
This is a simple Spring MVC input field. I have just introduced a custom
data attribute called
data-validation-pattern and the value is the regex pattern I want the check actual value test against. This specific example is checking an optional field which is accepting hours (0-23) of a day.
The expected behavior is that when any error happens I do not want to submit the form.
$('#mrs_form').submit(function(event) {
var validator = new MeetingValidator('#mrs_form');
if (!validator.checkValidity()) {
So far, so good.
Let's implement the validator:
function MeetingValidator(form_selector, options) {
"use strict";
var DEFAULT_OPTIONS = {
on_finished : function() {}
options = $.extend({}, DEFAULT_OPTIONS, options);
var issues = [];
* @return false if there are validation errors
function checkValidity() {
return _.isEmpty(issues);
function checkRegexPattern() {
$('[data-validation-pattern]', form_selector).each(function() {
var name = $(this).attr('name');
var patt = new RegExp($(this).data('validation-pattern'));
var value = $(this).val();
if (!patt.test(value)) {
kind : 'pattern',
name : name,
value : value
MeetingValidator.prototype.checkValidity = checkValidity;
Cool, isn't it? In function
checkRegexPattern there are 4 effective lines of code which is dealing with all what I need.
You could say: "But it is not enough I need to report errors to the user". And I will say: "Yes, you are right!"
And here is the weakness of many validator plugins. They are not so flexible how to report the error. If you have a look at the code it has an optional input parameter called
options with one relevant attribute called
on_finished which is intended to be a function and called at the end of the validation process.
Let's see in practice:
$('#mrs_form').submit(function(event) {
var validator = new MeetingValidator('#mrs_form', {
on_finished : on_validation_finished
if (!validator.checkValidity()) {
function on_validation_finished(issues) {
_.each(issues, function(issue) {
$('input[name="' + issue.name + '"]').parents('.form-group').addClass('has-error');
on_validation_finished is simply mark the field (using bootstrap styles).
Enjoy it!


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Springsteen pays tribute to storm-damaged NJ coast
New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen says his home state will rebound from the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy.
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New Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen says his home state will rebound from the devastation wrought by Superstorm Sandy.
During a stop at the Jordan Center on the Penn State campus Thursday, Springsteen also thanked New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for "doing a fine job" of taking care of citizens. He lauded police, firefighters and other first responders.
Springsteen then launched into an extended, heart-wrenching rendition of his song "My City of Ruins."
His legion of dedicated fans roared back with reverent approval, most of them acquiescing to Springsteen when he signaled for quiet as the lights dimmed at one point, as if requesting a moment of silence.
His shirt soaked with sweat just a half-hour into the show, Springsteen said he and his E Street Band feel a strong connection to New Jersey wherever they are.
"It's so hard to see those businesses ... be washed away by the storm last week," Springsteen said.
Several fans on the floor among a crowd of at least 12,500 held up signs referencing the damage along the Jersey shore.
"Greetings from Belmar, N.J. Sandy left my city in ruins," read one sign.
"Jersey strong," read another sign.
Springsteen also made several other references to the storm during the show. He said he hoped his hometown of Asbury Park, N.J., would recover from Sandy's wake much quicker than the 25 years it took for the coastal town to rally from earlier hard times.
During a line from the second song of the night, "Wrecking Ball," Springsteen paused for at least a minute following the line "Now my home is on the Jersey shore."
At another point he held up a sign handed to him by a fan. "Never forget, 4th of July, Asbury Park."
"There you go," Springsteen told the crowd, "we can't let a hurricane get rid of that one."
On Wednesday, Springsteen and the E Street Band performed in the upstate New York town of Rochester, a concert that had been postponed from Tuesday because of travel difficulties caused by the storm.
"We're a band you can't separate from the Jersey shore," Springsteen said during that show.
As the band played "My City of Ruins," Springsteen also dedicated the song to Asbury Park, which along with other communities was hit hard by flooding, power outages and damage.
"There's just been terrible disruption all along the coast we grew up on," said Springsteen as he paced back and forth across the stage.
Springsteen will join NBC's planned benefit concert Friday for victims of the storm.
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A sparkling evening and a highlight of Traverse City's summer entertainment, the annual Black & White Gala offers exciting performances and delicious dining in an elegant black tie setting. The evening is a wonderful opportunity to support the Playhouse in a live and silent auction, connect with friends, enjoy a fantastic meal prepared by Trattoria Stella, and be in the audience when the best of OTP's musical talent takes the stage for a revue crafted just for the occasion!
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Alturas Duo with guest flutist Melanie Chirignan
Presented by Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club, Inc at Loring-Greenough House
May 5, 2013
The Alturas Duo with guest flutist Melanie Chirignan will conclude the 13th season of Sunday concerts at the Loring Greenough House with a program of modern classic music, including works by Leo Brouwer, Heroclio Fernandez, Masatora Goza, Ernesto Cavour and Roberto Marquez.
The Alturas Duo has been recognized as one of the most engaging ensembles performing in the chamber music world today. They collaborated with Melanie Chirignan to perform both classical and world music with the unusual combination of the flute, viola, charango and guitar.
Meet the artists at afternoon tea following the program.
12 South Street (Jamaica Plain)
Boston, MA 02130
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$15 ($10 students & seniors) at the door
Phone: 617-524-3158
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