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Fred Plotkin appears in the following:
Why it's Time to Reclaim the Overture
Monday, September 24, 2012
"More than a few stage directors seem to think that the overture is theirs to play with, creating stage business that happens while the overture is being performed," complains Fred Plotkin.
What Audiences Can Bring to an Opera Performance
Friday, September 21, 2012
In tough financial times, "we, as audiences, need to express faith and solidarity with our opera companies, encouraging them to be daring and creative and supporting them in their efforts," writes Fred Plotkin.
Notes on Rests: When Singers Face Vocal Breakdown
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
There are many singers, especially young ones, who go beyond their physical and mental limits because they feel they must do so to please a conductor or manager, writes Fred Plotkin in this cautionary tale.
The Art of the Master Class
Friday, September 14, 2012
Master classes are one of the most fascinating aspects of the process of taking talented young singers and trying to polish and mold them while allowing them to retain what makes them special, writes Fred Plotkin.
Freedom, at the Opera and Everywhere Else
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Pop music has addressed the concept of freedom in many different ways, writes Fred Plotkin. "In opera, freedom is described in ways that are more indirect but also more profound."
Remembering the Great Leonie Rysanek
Thursday, September 06, 2012
"There are singers who touch audience members very deeply for any number of reasons," writes Fred Plotkin. "For me, one of those was the Austrian soprano Leonie Rysanek."
Mooning Over Opera
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
In operas, the moon has come to signal lunacy in mad scenes, represent expressions of love and suggest the darker forces within characters. Blogger Fred Plotkin considers why the moon is such a force.
Who Should Receive the Kennedy Center Honors?
Friday, August 31, 2012
In a few days, if customary schedules are upheld, we will learn the names of the recipients of the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors. Blogger Fred Plotkin names artists who have been overlooked or deserve recognition.
Celebrating Tenor Richard Tucker
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Richard Tucker would have been 99 on Tuesday. Blogger Fred Plotkin writes that "even when he was 60, his singing was fresh, musical and expressive and audiences loved him."
Planet Opera: An Alpine Symphony at the Verbier Festival
Friday, August 24, 2012
The Verbier Festival, held in a small French-Swiss town high in the Alps, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in the summer of 2013. It has become, in a relatively short period of time, one of the most important events on the annual calendar of not-to-miss musical events, right up there with the Salzburg Festival, the Edinburgh Festival in Scotland and the BBC Proms in London.
When Women Sing More Than One Role in the Same Opera
Monday, August 20, 2012
Blogger Fred Plotkin looks at singers that do more than one role in an Opera. This second article of a two part series focuses on female singers, such as Leonie Rysanek.
When Men Sing More Than One Role in the Same Opera
Friday, August 17, 2012
Blogger Fred Plotkin looks at singers that do more than one role in an Opera. This first article of a two part series focuses on male singers, such as Plácido Domingo.
No Roses or Rosaries for Carmen and Carmélites
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Operavore blogger Fred Plotkin takes a look at two new productions of Carmen and Carmélites from indie East Village Dell'Arte Opera Ensemble.
What Our Music Collections Say About Us
Thursday, August 09, 2012
A home organization project prompts blogger Fred Plotkin to ask: What is the opera you have the most recordings of? Are there any operas you believe merit a new recording?
Opera, Come Rain or Come Shine
Tuesday, August 07, 2012
This summer has seen huge downpours interrupt several summer music festivals around the globe. Blogger Fred Plotkin considers the presence of rain storms off-stage and on (see: Rossini, Wagner).
When Puccini Got the Willies
Saturday, August 04, 2012
The ballet Giselle was the inspiration for Puccini's first opera, Le Villi. It could be argued that this work, seldom seen now, had a profound impact on how Puccini's career would develop.
Sleuthing Singer Discovers Long Lost Aria by Cilea
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
The Italian tenor Giuseppe Filianoti recently encountered a lost aria from Francesco Cilea's 1897 opera L'Arlesiana. He tells blogger Fred Plotkin about his discovery.
An Olympian Opera
Friday, July 27, 2012
What's the most popular operatic libretto of all time? It may be L'Olimpiade, which was set by dozens of composers in the 18th century. Blogger Fred Plotkin looks at the Olympic opera.
Is it Ethical to Take an Empty Seat in a Theater?
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Plenty of us know the concert-going routine: an empty seat opens up in a better location and you pounce. But blogger Fred Plotkin believes this is problematic. Here's why.
Planet Opera: Fairbanks, Alaska, Where Opera is a Force of Nature
Thursday, July 19, 2012
"The greatest sound I heard (apart from the Opera Fairbanks performance of La Bohéme) were the ebullient barks and yelps of perhaps 70 Alaskan Huskies," writes blogger Fred Plotkin from Fairbanks.


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Saturday Night at the Opera, June 23, featuring Leos Janacek, and Manuel de Falla
Submitted by Thuto Durkac Somo on Wed, 20 Jun 2012, 11:40pm
This Saturday's show will begin with Janacek's composition 'Osud' (Fate) with libretto by Fedora Bartosova. The Czech composer, and violinist wrote Osud in 1903-1904, and following several revisions, the opera was first performed at the Brno theater in October 25, 1958.
Manuel de Falla's 'Atlántida' was continually worked on by the Spanish composer between 1927-1946. Ernesto Halffter helped Falla complete 'Atléantida' through the end of Falla's life. The mythical opera describes the surfacing of the mythical continent Atlantis.


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As holiday roadtrips grow imminent, it's time to plan how you'll while away the hours you'll spend in transit. Here at Flavorpill, we're stocking our iPods with playlists for every time of day, part of the country, and state of mind. But listening to music only goes so far when you're craving good conversation and your shotgun rider has fallen asleep (or you're taking the bus or plane solo), which is why we're filling up on brain candy in addition to ear candy. Below the jump, browse through the engrossing, educational, and entertaining podcasts we highly recommend for the road. … Read More
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Yesterday we shared an iPhone add-on that turned your cell into a vintage camera. While you're still busy drooling over that, check out Devin Ward's vintage radio hacks. The Los Angeles electrician takes tube-amp radios and replaces the original wiring with new electronics and a speaker — basically leaving you with a swanky-looking shell that you can plug your iPod, iPhone, or other iDevice into. You can read more about the technical fine print on his Etsy page, where he sells the rehabbed radios for around 200 bucks each. Whet your vintage whistle, below. … Read More
The First Real David Foster Wallace Documentary
In the first big David Foster Wallace documentary since his suicide, the BBC's Professor Geoff Ward discusses the author's childhood, legacy, preoccupations and battles with the gentleness of a true fan but the exactitude of a scholar. On the radio missive, which first aired on the BBC on February 6th, Ward interviews Wallace's contemporaries (Rick Moody and Mark Costello, who was also Wallace's college roommate), Don DeLillo, Michael Pietsch, editor of Infinite Jest, Wallace's agent, Bonnie Nadell and his sister, Amy Wallace. He also mines archives of interviews with DFW — some of the most wonderful are with Wallace discussing irony — and accents his ruminations and conversations with passages from Infinite Jest as well as the forthcoming The Pale King.
If you're a reader, a writer or even just a member of the television saturation generation, it's worth a listen, and if you're a fan of Wallace, the program may tug at your heartstrings, suggesting what might have been, but celebrating the man as he was. As Don DeLillo tells Ward, "I can't think of anyone quite like him, at all… Wallace stands alone." Click through to hear the documentary in its entirety. … Read More
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A constant companion to daily commuters and fans of arts and culture journalism, NPR celebrates what it does best in This Is NPR: The First Forty Years, combining stellar graphic design, in-depth interviews, behind-the-scenes photos, and rare anecdotes from its best-loved voices. And if reading the radio is too strange, there's also an audio version. … Read More
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Connecting to Postgres through Powershell/Changing Username
I'm trying to log on to Postgres using Powershell and it's not working. I did this before a little while ago and now I can't remember how I did it and it's driving me crazy. [more inside]
what basic word processing application for osx would you recommend?
Should be kinda an easy question in 2014, but I'll ask anyway: What basic word processing (and preferably free/cheap) application have you found most stable/safest and user friendly (for Mac)? [more inside]
Needed: Credit Card That Allows Hard Spending Limit On Companion Card/AU
I am in need of a credit card that allows me to set a hard limit on authorized users. In addition I need for the card to allow a different limit for the primary and secondary card. [more inside]
Scrum: How to split a large user story
As part of the backlog items for a website, our team has been asked produce a web movie with an outside agency. The user story behind it it is huge - how can we split it? [more inside]
MacOSX: Create a new user, move safest bits over from my old user?
MacbookProFilter: I migrated my old user onto my new macbook, and carried with it a bunch of problems (slow startup, rapid battery life loss, etc.). Is there a clever, systematic way to migrate chunks of my user account to a new user? [more inside]
Better search interface
I'm currently working on an app that does search in a limited domain (travel). The current interface is via a dialog textbox, where the user enters sentences or phrases as queries. While natural language offers lots of flexibility I'm realizing this kind of interface is inherently problematic. First, parsing the natural language can be tricky as there are many possibilities. Second, and probably more important, it's a blind interface. We have various types of data and functionality on how to search and present it. It becomes a kind of guessing game whether the user can form a search query that will hit our data and search capabilities. Unless they happen to hit pay dirt it becomes frustrating for the user. At the same time it feels like the user isn't seeing the best of what we can do for them.
I'm sure I'm not the first to run into this. Do you have experience/ideas/research on how to improve/replace such an interface?
I don't even know where to begin.
I have a really good idea for an online...website thing. Involving user submission. I don't know anything about programming or what-all. Help me figure out what tools I need to create this! [more inside]
User Was Deleted from XP. Help me get back the settings.
XP Disaster - Deleted User - Help me. [more inside]
Kick ass at user experience
Please help me build a solid foundation in understanding User Experience. I am in technology and this skill will super help me. [more inside]
Help me with me new (used) MacBook Pro
Inherited a MacBook Pro! Looking for some help/guidance for a PC user. [more inside]
A game about (your) death
Help me find the name of that brief interactive "game" where the narrator (speaking aloud, British I think) describes the actions of the player, marching us toward our inevitable demise… until we decide to disobey his narrative. [more inside]
How to automatically backup remote users data (OS X)
What is the best method to force my remote users to backup their data. They all use MacBook Airs currently, and I'm looking for a good solution. I need something that they dont have to think about and they will be protected. [more inside]
Let people be used by a user?
What is the best course of action after ending an affair with someone at work? [more inside]
How can I make Adam's profile in to Bobs profile?
How can I migrate a local Win7 profile that is associated with a domain account? [more inside]
Tablet application UI / UX resources
I'm looking for user interface (UI) and user experience articles, tutorials, and resources specifically targetted at tablet applications. [more inside]
Creating a clean Win7 user with no startup programs
How can I create a new user account with absolutely zero startup items Windows 7? [more inside]
What are good war stories about HCI / web design / UX design?
Google testing 41 shades of blue. AA firing one of their web designers for responding to a designer. Don Norman failing to get Apple to standardize their power switch on the Mac product line. What are other great war stories about HCI / web design / UX design? [more inside]
Congrats, You're our Billionth Follower...I think
Social media tracking: my organization's Twitter and Facebook pages are nearing milestone numbers of followers, and to help push us over the hump I'd like to do a giveaway to the round number follower. How can I track who is the X-th person to follow us on Twitter and the Y-th person to "Like" us on Facebook?
Automate web site usage?
How do I automate interaction with a web site via a computer program? [more inside]
Restricting computer account access and using Quickbooks.
My friend has a small taxi business that uses Quickbooks. He has a primary computer that he and his dispatchers use when he is not there. He's having problems with his dispatchers downloading spyware/viruses, etc. I help him out with IT needs and suggested having a restricted account for his dispatchers. The problem is that QBs requires admin access to run. Does anyone have any ideas on how to get around this? The computer is running WindowsXP Pro.
AppleScript dialog waiting for user input?
Can I make an AppleScript that will display a dialog box, wait for user input, and take an action if the user does not respond to that dialog box after a predetermined period of time? [more inside]
Twenty-Four Pixels of Sweet, Sweet Sticking it to the Man
How does one (or can one) spoof reported screen resolution from IE6 and up? [more inside]
Windows 7 User Folder
I'm using Windows 7 RC. I usually move the entire 'My Documents' to another partition so that I can easily reinstall Windows. How do I do this in Windows 7? [more inside]
Help ADDS Synchronize users to SQL
How to make Active Directory and SQL server synchronize User accounts/passwords. [more inside]
What is the purpose of this livejournal bot?
[WinXP] How can I create a separate user account that is completely separate from the main admin account?
[WinXP] How can I create a separate user account that is completely separate from the main admin account? I.e. doesnt share the same programs, settings, etc [more inside]
PHP Script to Socially Network The Elderly...
Performing community work for a elderly care facility. They are interested in hosting a "facebook" for their 100+ residents. Plenty of computers around. Need help choosing an open source package. [more inside]
Innocuousness is not in vogue
Help me making an inflammatory, filter-friendly but ultimately cute/funny Xbox Live gamertag. [more inside]
Looking for Tools to Develop YouTube-style application
What application/platform should I use to create a YouTube type portal (focusing on user-generated content) that allows site users to search for content (videos as well as other file types) and upload their own content? [more inside]
Help me use GMail Better
My company recently switched from a standard POP mail server to having GMail as our MX server and hosting all our business accounts. Overall the benefits are quite positive, but I'm having some usage issues that bug me. Can you help me use gmail better? Specific questions inside. [more inside]
Help me convince my company to put Human Factors Engineering (or User Centered Design) into their software CMMI process.
I am trying to educate and convince my company of the value of incorporating Human Factors Engineering (aka Human Systems Integration or User Experience) and User Centered Design into their software engineering processes and the software lifecycle. [more inside]
How do you make your indie films?
What are the challenges that independent filmmakers + people working in the industry (actors, crew, etc) face today? What tools do you use currently for the different stages of your production? What do you like about them, what do you wish for? [more inside]
It's not me
There is someone with or using my name at one of the Yahoo services to access Asian porn sites. [more inside]
Less passwording in Vista!
In Vista, how do I turn off the user login/passwords every time the computer goes to screensaver? [more inside]
Intuitive to who?
Are there resources available that provide information about the intuitiveness of various user interface elements to various demographics? [more inside]
Fast user switching a pain with a Mac Mini
Fast user switching on a Mac with a custom keyboard layout [more inside]
Apple Cinema Display cords vs. Office Chair I: Chair won in TKO. Help me win the rematch!
Apple Cinema Display cords vs. Office Chair I: Chair won in TKO. Help me win the rematch!
The end user ran over the DC plug of her Cinema Display monitor. How can I fix this? [more inside]
Identicalify two XP user accounts?
How do I make my limited user account and administrator account look identical, ie have the same tray and desktop icons, identical start menus, program settings, My Documents folder, etc. The only difference I want is for the limited user account to have limited privileges. Running XP SP1 home. Thanks.
MS Excel going slow on me - Is my document too big?
Very average PC user here. The MS Excel document I use everyday has become huge over time. One sheet with 6 columns going down more than 4000 lines. It weighs 7,6 Mbyte. Too much? [more inside]
Help me help users identify themselves properly to mysql
How do I pass this password in the correct form to MySQL? [more inside]
Drive by downloads: how to prevent
"Drive by downloads": Looking for a program or technique to prevent them, other than creating a limited user account in Windows XP. [more inside]
User navigation taxonomy around keyword
I want to have a visual map of how people navigate the web around a particular topic. I am willing to pay for this. For example, around the term "mortgages" I'd like to know all the ways people search and / or navigate to mortgage sites: e.g., some come from search sites, some referred from finance sites, some navigate directly to Citibank, etc. Any advice?
My computer is being locked randomly
Windows XP Pro randomly being locked by unknown users. Is my computer being hijacked? [more inside]
How do I make my network play nice?
Really simple windows 2000 server question: How do I add a network user to the local admin group? [more inside]
Specific categories for specific users in Wordpress
Attention, Wordpress folks: I am looking for suggestions on how to let specific users write new posts only in specific categories. [more inside]
Programming Desktop GUIs Using OpenSource
How to develop graphical user interface programs via opensource software? [more inside]
How to make it easy for user to upload images, mp3s to a blog project site?
Good, free solutions for implementing super-easy userland image- and mp3-upload capability into a Wordpress-based blog project? [more inside]
How do I delete a previous admin on osx 10.4?
I bought a used macbook (osx 10.4.8). The previous owner is still set as the admin. I cannot add another account without their password. Putting in the install disks also requires a password. How can I delete the previous user and create a new account for myself?
All I'm Askin' is Where Are You Now
How can I find which computer in the domain a user is logged on to?
Read only the User Friendly comics, inline?
Can I get an RSS feed of the User Friendly comic that includes only cartoons, and has them inline in the feed? [more inside]
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Idera Launches SQL Elements
New Solution Helps SQL Server DBAs Discover and Manage Entire Server Environment
Idera, the industry-leading provider of server management solutions, today announced the public release of Idera SQL Elements 1.0. The release follows an intensive beta with more than 400 participants.
Idera's new SQL Server automatic discovery and inventory solution tells DBAs and IT managers how many SQL Servers exist in an environment, along with sizing, utilization, and owner statistics. In addition, SQL Elements sends automated alerts on which servers are down, require a backup, or approaching storage capacity.
"SQL Elements is a powerful new resource for DBAs and IT professionals," said Josh Stephens, Vice President of Product Strategy for Idera. "It gives DBAs more control over their SQL Server environment, and helps eliminate server failure and downtime."
According to a recent survey, more than 80% of administrators identified "exponential SQL Server growth" as a key challenge in managing server environments.
From that same survey, 60% of DBAs acknowledged that users often deploy SQL Servers without DBA or IT knowledge. SQL Elements helps DBAs manage growing SQL Server environments through simple and efficient discovery and exploration of the server environment.
"For companies with a larger SQL Server foot print or with less control on who can install SQL Server, this tool should be very attractive," said Eric Zierdt, author of the blog Eric Employed -- The Story of a DBA. "It does a great job helping DBAs track inventory."
Notable features of SQL Elements include:
- Inventory View — Automatically discovers the inventory of SQL Servers across the entire server environment with a first-to-market dashboard view, delivering high-level visibility of server inventory to assess server management quality and suggest corrective actions
- Continuous Server Discovery — Performs routine, daily scans across the network to find newly added servers and databases, including servers that were previously unaccounted for
- Alerting — Provides simple email alerts when instances or databases become unresponsive, and alerts on drive-space capacity issues
- Health Checks and Action Items — Performs daily health checks of the server environment to gauge performance and adherence to best practices and displays findings in a simple, actionable list
- Expert Advice — Provides recommendations for improvements in straightforward language from SQL Server experts with built-in context-sensitive tips to assist in interpreting the information
- Lightweight Architecture — Agent-less, low-impact design enables download, install and use in under 10 minutes with no required integration with monitored servers
SQL Elements is designed specifically to make IT tasks easier through automation, resulting in greater efficiency and less time spent on server management. "Our current manual management process is time consuming and challenging," said one SQL Elements beta tester, with a SQL Server environment of more than 600 instances.
In addition to automation, SQL Elements delivers a fast install experience, allowing users to set up and start server discovery on their networks within 10 minutes. "The ease of installing and configuring SQL Elements made the task of discovering SQL Servers on my network much easier than I imagined," said one tester from MSSQLTips.com.
Pricing and Availability
Idera's SQL Elements 1.0 is available today and starts at $995 for 5 instances. For more information or to download, please visit http://www.idera.com/productssolutions/sqlserver/sql-elements.
About Idera
Idera is a leading provider of application and server management solutions. Idera provides a wide variety of application performance management products including solutions for Microsoft SQL Server. Idera also provides award-winning server backup solutions for both managed service providers and enterprise customers. Headquartered in Houston, Texas, Idera is a Microsoft Managed Partner and has over 13,000 customers worldwide. Contact Idera at +1-713-523-4433 or visit http://www.idera.comfor free trials, free tools and more information.
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Samsung celebrates Prince George's birthday
By Mark Banham, campaignlive.co.uk, Tuesday, 22 July 2014 08:42AM
Samsung has created an outdoor campaign to coincide with the first birthday of the future monarch, Prince George, featuring pictures of another baby George.
The tongue-in-cheek activity, created by Cheil UK, will appear on the tech company's permanent large screen in Piccadilly Circus today (Tuesday).
The ad features images of baby George's birthday party, but with a twist, as this is not Prince George's birthday party, it is actually that of George Jagger – the son of a family from Matlock in Derbyshire.
The Jagger family are taking part in a new digital campaign from Samsung called '100 Days of Family' and celebrating the diversity of modern British family life.
As part of the campaign, George's mother Rachel Jagger has captured her son George's first birthday, which falls on the same day as the future king.
These images will be used and displayed on the big screen in Piccadilly alongside text that encourages passersby to visit Cheil UK's 100 Days of Family website to view the pictures of baby George's birthday party.
Ines van Gennip, the marketing director for the IT and Mobile Division of Samsung UK and Ireland, said: "We know from our research that especially families are looking to combine the practicalities of a smartphone with the benefits of a very advanced camera that capture those special moments of their lives that they can share together."
The Jaggers, who were born and bred in Matlock, Derbyshire are one of 50 families from across the country that will document their stories throughout the summer using pictures shot with Samsung's Galaxy K zoom phone.
Matt Pye, the chief operating officer at Cheil UK, said: "100 Days is all about celebrating families of any size and any make-up, and the memorable moments they have together.
"Prince George's birthday presented us with the perfect opportunity to seize the moment, and have a bit of fun with the public."
This article was first published on campaignlive.co.uk
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Taxation of early retirement windows and delaying retirement: The French experience
This paper investigates the effect of the 2003 French pension reform on hiring, firing and employment rates among older workers. This reform increased the mandatory retirement age and simultaneously it set a tax levied on early retirement windows paid by firms to their older workers, to encourage them to leave their job early. We use a matching model with endogenous job destruction extended to account for a mandatory retirement age and we calibrate the model with data drawn from the French Labor Force Surveys for the years 2002 and 2003. We show that in the case of a high tax rate, delaying retirement raises job separation rates, which partially offsets its positive effect on job finding rates. Consequently, the combination of an increase in the retirement age and a taxation on early retirement windows may have negative effects on the employment rate among older workers.
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Volume (Year): 28 (2011)
Issue (Month): 5 (September)
Pages: 2319-2341
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