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The James A. Garfield Collection at Hiram College Through Cleveland Memory
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James A. Garfield, 20th President of the United States, was born in Orange Township, Cuyahoga County, Ohio on November 19, 1831. His father, Abram, succumbed to congestion of the lungs following a forest fire when James was only two years old. Consequently, his fatherless family experienced the harshest poverty, and from an early age Garfield was forced to support himself and to contribute to the support of his family. He later said, "Poverty is very inconvenient, but it is a fine spur to activity, and may be made a rich blessing." He attended the Geauga Seminary for one year, taught some classes there, then advanced to the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute (later Hiram College), working as a janitor to pay his tuition. He also taught classes at the Institute. The necessity to transfer to another institution in order to earn his undergraduate degree motivated him to enroll at Williams College in Massachusetts in 1854, where he graduated with honors two years later. He returned to Hiram as a full instructor, became Head of the faculty and later was formally installed as Principal.
He studied law in 1859 and, while still Principal at Hiram, was admitted to the Cleveland Bar. The voters of Summit and Portage Counties elected him to the Ohio State Senate shortly thereafter. He helped to recruit the 42nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment and was its colonel during the Civil War. He was later made Brigadier General for heroic service in Kentucky and West Virginia, and was ultimately transferred to a post as Chief of Staff for the Army of the Cumberland. His strategy and military tactics during the Battle of Chicamauga (Cherokee for River of Death) were among the most brilliant of the war. In 1863 he was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from Ohio, where he served for 17 years. At this time, he formally left his position as Principal of the Eclectic Institute, but he remained a member of the board of trustees until his death.
Garfield was drafted as the Republican nominee for President of the U.S. at the Republican National Convention of 1880 and elected President that same year. He had served as President for only four months when a disgruntled office-seeker named Charles Guiteau shot him in the back in Washington, D.C. on July 2, 1881. The ultimate cause of his death was a combination of aneurysm and a form of blood poisoning caused by the presence in his body of the bullet, which doctors were unable to remove. Garfield lingered between life and death for two and a half months, finally dying on September 19, 1881, at the early age of 49 years.
In excess of 150,000 persons filed past the funeral bier as Garfield lay in state at the intersection of Superior and Ontario Roads in Public Square in Cleveland, Ohio. His body was taken to Lake View Cemetery in a lengthy funeral procession in inclement weather to be interred with simple formality until a more suitable resting site could be appropriated. An army regiment was encamped at this site for many months as an honor guard. A smaller detachment stood guard for the remaining nine years until his final entombment in the Garfield Monument took place.
Almost $135,000 was collected through popular subscription to erect the Garfield Monument. Final construction costs amounted to $225,000. The monument was dedicated on Memorial Day, 1890. Four American presidents were in attendance, along with other notables of the day. After her death in 1919, the body of his wife, Lucretia Rudolph Garfield, was entombed next to Garfield in the crypt of the monument.
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Wow! I have never seen this photo nor Jackie in Bohemian Chic! A shocker. I love her in it too.ReplyDelete
I also think Ari looks very handsome and happy.
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wow, I have never seen Ms. O (the original) (although I prefer to call her Ms Bouvier, as she was her own person throughout her marriages) in a long skirt like that -- and the earrings, the middle part -- beautiful!ReplyDelete
I love this too.... Jackie had so much style and I loved that it evolved throughout her life.ReplyDelete
Thanks for stopping by ladies! Isn't this picture just fabulous? Even though it isn't a look we are used to seeing on her, it is still very *her* and extremely chic (as she always was). :)ReplyDelete
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Wholesale directories are listings that have products in bulk at up to 80% off the retail price. Learn how to search for ones without being ripped off. Wholesale directories also double up as goldmines on the Internet. With a light bulk or drop ship directory, users have access to products at discount prices that could earn them steady profit at EBay auctions. However, there is the misconception that wholesale directories are easy to come by. Novices proclaim Google as God's gift to man when it comes to free wholesale directory, believing two clicks of the mouse will lead them to Ipod wholesalers.
This couldn't be further from the truth. For starters, legit drop ship directories cost money. This information is simply too valuable to pass along for free and EBay auctioneers may spend months looking for a reputable dealer. In Spain's version of EBay, there are only one or two retailers who sell authentic Armani watches. This has allowed them to "corner" the Armani watch market in Spain.
You can bet a free wholesale or drop ship directory didn't lead them to that! Plus, many directories of wholesale distributors are scams with plenty of middlemen and suppliers that want a piece of the action. It is a very impractical way to start a new business. One of the best ways to find a light bulk wholesale directory is to buy a directory from a reputable company. Legit wholesale directories have staff that ensure that companies behind the product are real and not scams. Plus, these wholesale directories come with a guarantee that states that all suppliers in the directory are real. In the past, scams have arisen from companies posing as drop shipping agents which give them the unfortunate title of middleman. With outrageously monthly fees and a cut into profits from the suppliers, all you will get in return is a lower margin. Another folly of many wholesale directories and drop shipping directories are the numerous scammers that want to redirect people to one wholesale person. 3884 buying the same Balenciaga handbags from the same wholesale person and flipping them on EBay would generate too much competition and leave the scammer ahead. A real wholesale product directory has many suppliers that pay their own overhead and rent warehouses to ship products out.
This might mean a customer service staff is not far behind. Drop ship agents should be avoided if you see them on a Google search engine results page outright. Beware of EBay auctions that list supplier lists with the "best suppliers" as well. To conclude, true wholesale directories take some time to locate, which makes you pull ahead of the competition in the end when you finally find a legit one.
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Warwickshire firm fined after worker fell from scaffolding
Roger Smith Installations Limited of Warwickshire has been prosecuted after a worker fell four metres causing bleeding on the brain, damage to his lungs and ribs.
The incident happened at a residential address in Cubbington on 3 April 2014, when an employee of the company fell whilst working on a soffit and fascia installation. The platform he was working on fell from the ladder brackets which were supporting it. As a result the worker was badly injured.
Nuneaton Magistrates Court heard that an HSE investigation found that the equipment the company provided was not adequate. It was used with no guardrails or toe boards and was also not installed in line with the manufacturer's instructions.
Roger Smith Installations were found guilty of breaching regulation 4(1) of the Work at Height Regulations 2005 and was fined a total of £10,000 and ordered to pay full costs of £1,229 and a victim surcharge of £120.
Speaking after the hearing, HSE Inspector Ed Fryer, said: "Falls from height remain the most common form of workplace fatality. There is no excuse for not planning work at height properly or ensuring the appropriate safety equipment is used. Access equipment used for working at height should always be installed in line with manufacturer's instructions.
"This equipment had no guard rails to prevent a person from falling and it could have easily cost this man his life.
"It is vital to ensure that equipment is in good order as structural failures can have terrible consequences. The roofing industry is well aware of the risks involved whilst working at height and the controls which should be put in place to manage those risks."


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Ebola fears sweep Africa as FIVE new cases of deadly virus are discovered… and experts say it CAN'T be treated
The Marburg virus that has broken out in Uganda is considered extremely dangerous and comes from the same family as Ebola.
TWO people have died from the deadly Marburg virus in eastern Uganda in the country's first outbreak of the Ebola-linked pathogen in three years.
The Marburg virus is considered extremely dangerous and comes from the same family as Ebola, meaning it is a hemorrhagic fever that causes bleeding, fever, vomiting and diarrhoea.
Tarik Jasarevic, a spokesman for the WHO, said two people had died, while there was a third probable case and two more suspected cases, CNN reported.
Uganda's health ministry permanent secretary, Dr Diana Atwinem, from the country's health ministry, told AFP last month a team of experts had been sent to Kween district, near the Kenyan border, to contain the virus.
She added: "Blood samples were taken from two people who have since died and were found positive for Marburg.
One individual was a male hunter who died on September 25. His 50-year-old sister died on October 11.
Health Minister Ruth Achieng said: "The second victim had taken care of her brother during his sickness and burial preparation rituals when we suspect she contracted the disease."
The two are the first recorded cases of Marburg in Kween district.
According to the Uganda Virus Research Institute, the first known case of Marburg in the country was in the western district of Kamwenge in 2007.
A 2012 outbreak killed 10 people and in 2014 one man died.
Like Ebola, the Marburg virus is also transmitted via contact with bodily fluids and fatality rates range from 25 to 80 percent.
The name of the disease comes from the city of Marburg in central Germany, where the virus was first identified in 1967 among workers who had been exposed to infected African green monkeys at a research lab.
The news comes as Madagascar grapples with a deadly outbreak of the pnuemonic plague.
Last week The Sun told how 128 people have been killed and more than 1,300 infected by the deadly medieval disease.
The latest warning came as British aid workers said the epidemic will get worse before it gets better.
Olivier Le Guillou of Action Against Hunger said: "The epidemic is ahead of us, we have not yet reached the peak."
As many as 50 aid workers are believed to have been among the 1,200 people infected with the more dangerous airborne pneumonic strain of the disease.
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Sony India targetting pan-India revenue of Rs 750 croreMonday, June 09, 2014 l Source: PTI
Cashing in on the World Cup football fever in the country, Sony India is targetting a Pan India revenue of Rs 750 crore, including Rs 75 crore from Kerala, from sale of its television sets.
Sony India was aiming to sell 180,000 units in the country -- especially from soccer crazy states of Kerala and West Bengal, Sunil Nayyar, Head, Sales, Sony India, told reporters here. Unveiling the FIFA promotion in Kerala, Nayyar said they had 'very ambitious and aggressive plans' from Kerala, where the consumer electronics brand was targetting sales of over 30,000 units, a 350 per cent growth over same period last year.
From Kerala, Sony, the official TV partner of the FIFA World Cup 2014, was targetting sales of Rs 75 crore worth televisions, he said. The price range of the televisions ranges from Rs 13,490- up to Rs 4 lakh. To draw in consumers, attractive financial schemes have also been launched with a down payment of Rs 1,999 for any television and the balance to be paid in equal monthly installments.
As part of its marketing strategy, Sony will be investing Rs 2.5 crore. As part of the FIFA offer, a replica of Brazuca, the official FIFA Match ball, free with every 28 inch and above Bravia LED television and free 8GB Pen drive worth Rs 565 with 22 inch Bravia LED television would be given to customers.


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He matches the Chinese government on sociopathic behaviour.
Justin Trudeau is heading to China for his first official visit to his favourite "basic dictatorship." But there is nothing basic about a dictatorship that imprisons minorities and uses perfectly healthy citizens for their underground live organ trade.
According to former Secretary of State David Kilgour and human rights lawyer David Matas, the number of transplants is on the rise, and new hospitals are being built for this sick practice.
Last week Immigration Minister John McCallum showed his ignorance on the topic, but will his boss finally raise this issue with President Xi Jinping, or ignore it in an effort to maintain closer economic and political ties with China?
Yesterday I went to a rally by Falun Gong practitioners in Vancouver demanding that Trudeau raise the issue during his visit. I spoke to a Chinese Canadian whose mother has been detained in China.
What she told me was shocking…
In some ways this whole operation is more disturbing that what ISIS is doing.
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Some big, big names in the latest Bloodstock announcement.
Black metal legends Dimmu Borgir return to Catton in August as special guests on the Friday night, and are joined by fellow new additions in Hellyeah, Rotting Christ, Bloodshot Dawn, De Profundis and Aghast! Holy crap!
"We are excited for our return to Bloodstock 2014, the one and only UK festival we do this year," say Dimmu. "It will be a special event for sure, without revealing too much, but a 20th anniversary show will not go unnoticed. Await the return of symphonic darkness.".
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IELTS (International English Language Testing System)
There are numerous English testing exams that are a required for students who want to pursue studies or work in a foreign country, nevertheless, The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is considered top ranked exam required for immigration to a foreign country. The main reason behind IELTS being the top most choice is the fact that it is very flexible and on top of that it Is accepted as a valid test for assessing English language proficiency where English is the prime language of communication.
Every year thousands of students appear for IELTS and embark on a journey of success in a foreign country filled with opportunities and new possibilities. You will be amazed to know that IELTS test are held in over 900 locations across the globe with tests up to four times a month in any given year.
About IELTS
What gives this test such a high stature is the fact that it tests all the four important language skills –
- Reading
- Listening
- Speaking
- Writing
The whole test lasts for about 2 hours and 45 minutes and can be finished in one day itself. However, the speaking section is under test center's discretion, it can be held before 7 days or after 7 days of appearing for the other 3 sections.
Listening section
The listening component of the IELTS exam lasts for about 30 minutes and consists further of four audio clips that you are required to listen and answer questions based on that clips. The clips played are of various types that rigorously check the listening skills of a student. The clips played are:-
- Conversation comprising of two speakers
- Conversation among 4 speakers
- A monologue
- A Lecture
You can read the question before hand and acquaint yourself with the question types before you go ahead and listen to the recordings. Take note that the recordings are played only once and it is imperative that you listen carefully.
Reading section
Now let us discuss about the reading section, it lasts for 60 minutes and consists of three passages which you will read and answer questions about. The abstracts are generally pulled out of famous books, newspapers, magazines and sometimes journals. You will need to:
- Identify tones, attitudes and perceptions of the abstract
- Find some detailed information
- Complete a diagram that is given
Writing section
Now let's come to the writing component, it lasts for 60 minutes and comprises of two main tasks. Read the questions carefully and always make sure that you read and understand the question correctly before you start composing your text. You are required to:
- Write an essay in retort to a statement (250 words)
- Write an eloquent report of a table or diagram (150 words)
Speaking section
Last but not the least is the Speaking component which lasts for about 10-15 minutes. It is a face-to- face interview between the candidate and the examiner. You will need to:
- Introduce yourself and give the interview
- Indulge in individual talk
- You will be asked for your views on a topic
The key is to speak fluently, using appropriate grammar and demonstrate a wide array of vocabulary. Never dither from your opinions, always support your views and ideologies, and refrain from answering questions with just a "yes" or a "no", the examiners will sense that you are nervous;it doesn't project a good image of you.
Why opt for IELTS?
IELTS is immensely popular and considered staple test for immigration purposes. If you get a good score in IELTS you are more likely to get a scholarship in a renowned institution. You will have enough options of colleges to choose from if you get a good score. Furthermore, it will help you secure a good job for yourself. Immigrating to a new country is never easy, that too without a job or a degree.
If you apply after scoring well in IELTS, there is no scenario where you will struggle to make ends meet. It is absolutely the best option for you if you want to start a new and promising life in another country. If you are situated in Delhi/NCR and if you are looking for IELTS coaching in Noida then Visit Immigration Experts, 8+ year of Exprience of IELTS Training.
Test format
IELTS candidates can pick between two versions of the test – Academic or General Training – depends on their academic or professional ambitions, or visa requirements. All candidates take the same Listening and Speaking modules but not the same Reading and Writing components.
Academic or General training?
IELTS Academic measures the English language aptitude needed for an academic, higher education environment and is mainly meant for students. IELTS General Training on the other hand measures English language aptitude in a practical and everyday context. This version of the test is also often a visa requirement for those planning to migrate to English speaking countries including Australia and the UK.
In the IELTS Exam there are 4 skills that are tested: reading, writing, listening and speaking
No, all the skills are not tested on the same particular day. As a matter of fact reading, writing and listening skills are all taken on the same day; furthermore, the speaking part of the exam can tested either before, on the same day or after the same day as the other skills test. The speaking part test date can be set according to the candidate's preference.
Unfortunately NO, there is no break provided between reading, listening and writing test. They are all held simultaneously and are completed in a total of 2 hours and 40 minutes. So, it is advisable to stay fresh and eat properly before the exam.
There is no limit on appearing for IELTS exam, you can appear for IELTS test as many times as you so desire.
You can use either pen or pencil for the IELTS writing test. Nevertheless, you will be directed to use pencil for listening and reading test. Remember to carry an eraser with you.
The IELTS results are valid for a period of 2 years.
Your results will be delivered to you within 13 days after you have appeared for the IELTS test. There is a provision of receiving test results through sms or through online website at few test centers. In some instances the results does get delayed than 13 days, but more often than not results arrive within 13 days.
You will have to visit the official IELTS website and follow the instructions that are provided. Furthermore, you can search for the nearest IELTS test center so that you don't have travel for a long time to reach the test center
No, unfortunately that is not possible. If you did not do well in one module it is possible that you will have to appear for the whole test once again. As a matter of fact IELTS is intended to provide a complete summary of a student's English adeptness at a given period of time.
IELTS is advised for candidates over the age of 16. In other words, a candidate should be minimum 16 years old to appear for IELTS test.
IELTS test centers are present in almost all of the countries; you can look for the nearest test center around you by logging on to the official IELTS website. As a matter of fact there are more than 900 test centers existing in 130 different countries.
IELTS exam is a bit different, there are no pass or fail marks. The results are arranged on a nine-band scale. Furthermore, you receive individual scores of each skill separately with the overall result. In which ban segment you fall under reflects your skill and capability of handling English language.
You will need to carry the following to successfully register yourself:
- Registration fee
- Your valid passport
- Your Country and language code
- Your color passport size photo
These are the basic requirements that are required when you register yourself, however, the requirement might change and you should contact the local IELTS authority and confirm the requirements.
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Manhattan is no longer the only borough on the radar of New York City visitors. Tourists as well as Manhattanites have been migrating to the hip borough for a few years for a good reason. Brooklyn offers many great attractions, some of New York City's best restaurants, tranquil greenery and the kind of views you can only see when you actually leave Manhattan.
When in New York City, do not limit yourself to the tried-and-true island of Manhattan and venture out to its cooler cousin.
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Brooklyn Botanic Garden
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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a true NYC gem. It offers tranquil green paths, beautiful flowers, lakes, a fragrance garden, a place for children to learn about plants and flowers and about the most stunning cherry trees that blossom in the spring.
Brooklyn Botanic Garden is located at 990 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Opening hours:
Tuesday–Friday: 8 a.m.–6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
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Brooklyn Bridge Park
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After you make the mandatory walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, stop by the Brooklyn piers and the adjacent Brooklyn Bridge Park. This park offers the most amazing views of Downtown Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge. When you stop strolling or lounging in the plush grass, there are many activities to do at the piers, including beach volleyball, soccer, multiple playgrounds, food trucks, ice cream and many more. Finish your day at Brooklyn Bridge Park by visiting Fornino at Pier 6 for a wood-fire pizza, beers and a rooftop patio with stunning views.
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The third largest museum in New York City, the Brooklyn museum boasts with a great collection of classical and modern art. The museum is located right between Brooklyn's Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden on the edge of Prospect Park. Fun fact: The sculptures on the outside of the majestic structure were designed by Daniel Chester French, the creator of the famous Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC.
Brooklyn Museum is located at 200 Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn, New York 11238-6052
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Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
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Coney Island is actually a peninsula, located at the South-East end of Brooklyn. The beach and boardwalk at Coney Island serve as a frequent setting in movies and offer some much needed r&r opportunities just a subway ride away. The beach tends to be crowded in the summer, but it's worth a visit, if you're looking for that old New York vibe. Located at Coney Island is also the famous Luna Park. The Luna Park offers awesome thrill rides and roller coasters, kiddie rides and tons of other fun attractions. While you're down there, don't forget to sample a hot dog from Nathan's.
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It's worth it to venture out off the beaten path into Bushwick. The industrial-looking neighborhood exudes a classic Brooklyn attitude and is full of some of the best street art in New York City. The Bushwick Collective is a non-profit outdoor gallery of graffiti and street art, preserving the cultural integrity of the neighborhood and its vibrant history of self-expression. You can wonder around Bushwick by yourself and then visit the trendy Williamsburg for a bite, or you can take a guided Alternative Street Art tour with Inside Out Tours (included in New York Pass).
To see the street art in Bushwick walk around Troutman Street and Saint Nicholas Avenue.
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Central Park's smaller sister is located in the heart of Brooklyn, surrounded by the Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and lots of lovely residential neighborhoods. The 585 acre park was designed by Frederick Law Olmstead and includes spacious lawns, bushy walkways and refreshing lakes for the perfect afternoon getaway. When inside Prospect Park, you can get lost and feel like you're in the woods, fully escaping the busy nature of the city that surrounds it. In the Summer, Prospect Park hosts the famed food market, Smorgasburg every Sunday. In the Winter, the LeFrak Center in Prospect park serves as an outdoor ice-skating rink.
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NPS Oregon Trail Mobile App
Get out and explore the Oregon National Historic Trail from Missouri to Oregon with the official Oregon National Historic Trail app as your guide. Marvel at the trail's scenic beauty, go for a hike, see original wagon ruts, and discover the story of westward migration. Use this free app to create your own adventure as you follow in the footsteps of pioneers!
Download the App
The app is free and available for Apple and Android devices. Download the NPS Oregon Trail app from
Use the interactive map of the official route of the Oregon National Historic Trail to find sites, get directions and locate services. The map features roads, towns, and multiple zoom levels. Tap the "Locate Me" icon to find your current location.
What to See
Tap the "Explore" button to find points of interest. Discover each site through engaging text and photographs.
Discover the Oregon Trail one state at a time by following these self-guided tours. Explore each state's app sites and their rich natural and cultural features.
Share your experience! Tap the "Collage" button to create a collage of the images you've taken of your Oregon Trail adventure. Then share it with friends and family.
This app includes audio-described sites, alternative text for images, and works with the built-in iOS and Android accessibility features.
Using the App
Cell service and Wi-Fi is often limited along the Oregon Trail. Fortunately, the app is available offline. All you need to do is to download the app before you set out on your Trail adventure. To do this, follow these simple steps:
The app's content will then download to your mobile device, allowing you to use the app even when you do not have service.
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Nine | Interview
Nine is an emcee from the Bronx, NY, most popular for his 90s hit singles "Whutcha Want" and "Any Emcee". Discovered by Funkmaster Flex, Nine was featured in 1993 on Flex's record "Six Million Ways To Die". Nine's 1995 debut album Nine Livez is considered a classic underground hip hop album.
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Try this autumnal Hawaiian-style wool applique cushion by Lucy Poland
15in square
You can download a pdf copy of the original magazine pages for this project here, Acid Colour
This cushion cover was made using an old wool blanket but it could also be made from old woollen knitwear that has shrunk and felted in the wash, from commercial felt or from a combination of all three. Lucy cut blankets into quarters for ease of dyeing. Each piece is ample for one cushion. Acid dyes are easy to use and give brilliant colours. Skeins of white or natural wool can be added to the dye bath with the blanket if desired to give matching yarn. As well as adding colour the dyeing process will felt the blanket so that the edges will not fray when cut. Acid dyes can be bought online from www.omegadyes.co.uk. A 10g pot costs £1.90, and these dyes can be used in the microwave.
Note: Have patience if trying to design your own cutouts. It is very easy to cut the incorrect side and all the pieces will then fall apart!
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W.C. Haxton
Wick Haxton is Professor of Physics, University of California, Berkeley, and Faculty Senior Scientist, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Prior to moving to Berkeley in 2009, he spent 25 years at the University of Washington, including 15 years as Director of the Institute for Nuclear Theory, the Department of Energy's national visitor center for the field. Haxton's research interests include neutrino astrophysics, nuclear astrophysics, symmetry tests in atoms and nuclei, and many-body problems. He is an editor for Physics Letters B, handling papers on nuclear physics and astrophysics. Haxton received his BS in Physics from the University of California, Santa Cruz, in 1971 and his PhD from Stanford University in 1976. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Washington State Academy of Sciences, and the American Physical Society. He held a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2000-01, received the APS Hans Bethe Prize in 2004, and is a Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar for the current year.


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Roasted sausage and potato supper by Mary Berry
- Serves: 4-6
- Preparation time: 1 hour
This is sure to become a family favourite as it can be cooked in one dish and is so quick and easy to put together. If you're making this for young children, you can replace the wine with stock, if you prefer. Choose your favourite type of local, British sausage for this recipe – we love leek and sage.
Preheat the oven to 220°C/200°C fan/Gas 7.
Place all the ingredients except the wine in a large, resealable freezer bag. Seal the bag shut and shake well to coat everything in the oil. Alternatively, put everything in a large bowl and turn the ingredients until they are fully coated in the oil.
Tip into a large roasting tin, spreading the ingredients out into one even layer and ensuring that the sausages aren't covered by any of the vegetables. Season well with salt and pepper.
Roast for about 30–35 minutes until golden, then remove from the oven, turn the sausages over and toss the vegetables in the cooking juices. Pour in the wine and return to the oven for a further 20 minutes or until browned and the sausages are cooked and the potatoes tender.
Serve hot with a dollop of mustard on the side.
Mary Berry will be appearing at the Good Food Show Winter 2015.


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This year I wanted to build on the experience of interacting with the poets. We started out by learning about Dan Tysdal from his blog, online resources and his recent published work called Acts of Barbarity and Vandalism. Students emulated his style of poetry by taking old texts and highlighting words to make poems that in the end were very personal to them. After this activity students were given the task of developing thought provoking questions to ask Dan. My original intention was to show them the Youtube videos created from last year. Due to the awesome work of Neil Stephenson who regularly seeks experts to connect students with for inquiry based projects, I asked Dan if he would be willing to answer our class' questions over Skype (ichat is blocked in our district).
For a first attempt things went pretty smoothly. Students were engaged and interested in asking Dan the questions we had collected ahead of time. A few threw in some random questions about his coffee and his favourite NHL team. Those questions early on were great to break the ice.
Here's a link to the questions that our class asked Dan. I fully realize that these questions are not very challenging in terms of Bloom's Taxonomy and their depth and breadth. The greatest accomplishment from the connection we made via Skype was the engagement and interest that students showed in the life of a real, LIVING poet. Here are their blog responses about the experience.
My favourite question was from a new student who joined our class only day before the Skype call. He asked Dan what he is most proud of. Dan was pleasantly surprised at this question and his response can be viewed at 28:35 of the video posted on our class wiki.
What I am looking forward to is engaging students more often during my poetry unit which is the terror of many of my students (mostly boys of which make up 75% of my current class). While this encounter was a good intro I want students to be able to have more engaging and deeper pre and post skype discussions about the influence of poetry in society. But all that will come with baby steps... Any suggestions to how to take them to that next level will be appreciated.
Thanks for your support! Looking forward to getting back into blogging again!


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Welcome to Monday. I'm starting this week off with a reader request for Sloppy Joe's. This is probably up there with some of my favorite foods, but only if you eat them on cheap hamburger buns. Sloppy Joe's were a staple in my house as a kid, using canned sauce of course. This is definitely a quick and easy recipe to whip up for a delicious weeknight meal.
Adding barbecue in with the sauce gives the sandwiches a nice smoky flavor and a bit of sweetness. I'm a fan of Sweet Baby Ray's which is what I used in my mix. Also included in your sauce mix is a dash of tabasco sauce. Feel free to play around with the flavors here and if you want to kick up the heat a bit, add additional tabasco sauce.
I consider sloppy joe's to be a pretty versatile food. You can dress them up or down, making them as basic or complex as you'd like. I've heard of people adding potato chips to the top of their sandwiches for an extra crunch. I'm also a fan of adding French fried onions. If you want your meat mixture a bit smokier and spicy, chop up a few chipotle chilis in adobo sauce to add to your mix. The possibilities are endless.
So tell me, what's your favorite way to mix up Sloppy Joe's?
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
- ½ cup green bell pepper, chopped
- ½ cup red bell pepper, chopped
- ½ cup onion, chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pound lean ground beef
- 1 (8-ounce) can tomato sauce
- 3 tablespoons tomato paste
- 1 cup barbecue sauce
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon Tabasco sauce
- 4 hamburger buns, split
- Heat the oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add in the peppers, onions and garlic and saute for 3-4 minutes.
- Add in the ground beef and cook until it is no longer pink in the center, 8-9 minutes. Drain the meat and return it to the pan.
- Add in the tomato paste, tomato sauce, barbecue sauce, Worcestershire and Tabasco. Stir to combine the ingredients and simmer for 6-7 minutes until the sauce begins to thicken.
- Plate each of the 4 hamburger buns and scoop a large serving of the meat mixture onto the bottom half of each bun. Serve.


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If reports re to be believed, Rajinikanth has been roped in to play the role of Lord Krishna, which is reprised by Akshay Kumar in the original version. The superstar has reportedly given his nod to star in the movie. The rights of the Tamil version has been acquired by Krishna Prasad and it is co-produced by Akki himself.
Oh My God also stars Paresh Rawal and Mithun Chakraborty in the lead roles. It is inspired by a Gujarati stage play 'Kanji Virrudh Kanji' and it is also an official remake of Hollywood movie Bruce Almighty, which starred Jim Carrey, Morgan Freeman and Jennifer Aniston in the lead roles.
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Breece Wilson is an actress who played a Vulcan 25th century Starfleet cadet in the Star Trek: Voyager seventh season episode "Endgame". She received no credit for this appearance and was identified by the name tag of her costume which was sold off on the It's A Wrap! sale and auction on eBay. [1]
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Charles Krauthammer was not much impressed with White House spokesman Jay Carney's twisted pretzel logic today:
"I don't know what Carney is being paid, but it really isn't enough."
Via Special Report:
Here's Charles from Special Report tonight:
There was this hilarious response by Carney today rejecting this – saying, "The Speaker's plan doesn't meet the test protecting the middle class because it can't pass the senate" Now, think about that, how idiotic that is. It obviously, demonstrably and irrefutably protects the middle class because it affects everybody up to a million dollars. But, he's saying it can't protect the middle class because Democrats will reject it which will not enable it to protect the middle class. I don't know what Carney is being paid, but it really isn't enough.


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Hey there programmer,
I am currently building a program as a prank for my co-worker. Basically when they turn on their computer and logon, it fills their screen with a gray form, with a large button. This button will shut their computer down. After they leave, I enter a keycode, and the program self destructs. All I need to know is how to disable the ctrl alt delete function and the Start key.
I have tried "windowhooks" and they do not work. Visual Basic 6
Programmaticly you can't. You have to do it with GPEDIT.MSC and you have to do it as administrator of the computer. The file is located...
Regular users can't do it. If it is a personal computer then that is another story because most users login with admin rights but most Anti Viruses will block this.
That being said, this is considered (at least where I work) against the acceptable use policy and would get you fired.
I agree. If you decide to pursue this, start looking for another job.
There was a program called "Wicked Windows" for 95 and 98 but works in xp.
My favorite is when you click a bleeding bullet hole appears.
I agree with the above.....choice 1. Job choice 2. joke
Get a whoppie cushion, they are always funny.
I support the 'Everybody Draw Mohammed Day'. A religion doesn't deny my freedom.


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Just a quick heads up. Motorola is now selling the the Moto 360 smartwatch with the 18 mm aka slim metal bands. And this includes the Champagne Gold color which is fairly more expensive than the other metal-banded 360s sitting at $329 – the other slim silver watch sells for $299.
We're still waiting on Motorola to deliver the individual metal bands that they promised early adopters of the Moto 360. You call always grab generic ones for dirt cheap. I haven't use one personally but I have heard a lot of good things about the Pebble Steel bands which sell for $20.
Hit the links below to access the Moto site.
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Mulgrew told the DA in September that we needed to participate so as to be part of this discussion, but apparently the discussion is moot since they made the deal without even waiting for the results. There is a Q and A at uft.org which pretty much lays out the union position. I was very curious about the teacher input I'd been hearing about.
How much say will teachers have in the new system?
Throughout the process, the role of collective bargaining is maintained, and, in many ways, strengthened. All of the elements comprising the composite score must be developed through state and local negotiations. The agreement states that the new teacher evaluation and improvement system would also be a "significant factor" in employment decisions such as a career ladder to positions such as lead teacher, mentor or coach that could lead to supplemental compensation, promotion into administrative positions, and tenure determination as well as in teacher professional development. But how the evaluations will figure into those decisions must be determined locally through collective bargaining. If no agreement can be reached, the old system will remain in place.
It appears the "teacher input" is restricted to those who control the union--the folks who brought us the 05 contract which was the best thing since sliced bread (highly overrated when you consider all those artisan breads you can bring home and cut yourself.) The best I can see is if we don't reach an agreement, the old arrangement stays in place. If we do reach an agreement, watch the eraser sales at Staples quadruple as teachers and administrators all over the state scramble to inflate scores.
And, as Mr. A Talk pointed out, the Q and A fails to mention you're terminated 60 days after two unfavorable ratings.
What are you going to do if the teacher who preceded you inflated scores? How will you explain the massive losses you incur by the woeful liability of your incredible honesty? How are you going to resist your supervisor imploring you to pass that kid who set off the stink bomb while the principal was observing you?
Hey, I hope I'm wrong. I really, really do.
But these negotiation techniques are beyond my meager comprehension. When the mayor refuses to give you the pattern, the one he gave all the other unions, the one he's held you to for decades, you don't give him the end of the rubber room. You make him pay.
And when the morons who write op-eds attack you, you fight back. You attack them in the media, even if you've blown your advertising budget with a cute but pointless cartoon. You don't appease them. Why not? Because when you do, they say it's not good enough and ask for more.
In fact, they don't appreciate our short-sighted, idiotic, pointless giveaways one bit.
Nor do I, truth be told.


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Copy retains Layers
Got an idea to improve LayOut?
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Copy retains Layers
Why on earth, when I copy / paste, do my objects default to the current layer?
Cannot my items retain their layer status?
If I move from sheet to sheet, and copy notes / dimensions / column grids, etc... I'd prefer if they stay put where I put them in the first place...
Please... TrimbleOut team, make LayOut a bit more intuitive.
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Layout is a bit of a pain, agreed. But before you copy and paste, pre-select the layer you want to paste on.
I am both an early bird and a night owl, I am some form of permanently energized dragon.
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I have found there are times when I want to copy something from another page and change the layer. I like how that works right now.
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Don't most applications act like this? My CAD does. So does SU. What's lacking IMO is an entity window or something that gives the object's layer or any layer management functions. I usually keep CAD files in order while working by using temporary layer color settings.
MacOSX Mojave High Sierra SketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v2 PowerCADD
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I guess I have a different workflow. Here are a few typical layer setups: (and I sometimes add more graphics to the page using LO's shapes)
I'll often move from one page to the next. All 'notes' live on the notes layer. Same with dimensions. Etc.
Why these things jump around from one page to the next if you are not vigilant is beyond me... especially when doing multiple selection. If I copy 3-4 entities, on various layers, they all move to the 'current' layer when pasted.
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Why are you copying these objects? Is this because there is no duplicate function (other than option-move)? When I have a grid layer for example, I control it by having the layer visible on those pages that need it, as I suppose you do. But let's say I need the grid in another location for a plan because of some conflict. I would produce a new layer, then copy and paste the grid into the new layer. I would make that layer active for the paste. This is how I might do a paste in CAD, Photoshop, etc.
[Edit: I have to correct myself here. In SU the layer IS saved with the entity. However Layer usage in SU is different in layer usage from other applications.]
If you want the object in the original layer (regardless of current layer) option-move does that.
Again, I have the view that LO works correctly, just that there are few options and controls for these sort of things. For example in CAD--if I want-- I can paste "through layers" meaning objects go back to their original layer designation, handy for copying multiple objects from one drawing to another with the same layer setup (or it will create the needed layers).
Chant:LO Ruby, LO Ruby, LO Ruby, LO Ruby...
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I'm with Mike. The existing arrangement can quickly mess up any layer management. I now only have three layers 1. Paper, 2. Viewports, 3. Notes. I used to have a similar layer setup to Mike but until we can pre-assign layers (& properties) to entities I found I was wasting too much time moving entities onto their "correct" layer. I still have fun making sure my viewports & notes remain separate.
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I do use the 'On every Page' option for a few things - but my grids tend to flip and flop around.
Then my notes are usually similar / the same - but in different locations on each page.
Dimensions are unique to each page.
Same with part numbers, member sizes, detail call outs, etc.
I use Option-Move (don't get me started on that cluster) to move things within the page.
What I'm talking about here is from page to page. Or document to document.
Why wouldn't they act the same?
Copy Paste from page to page is different than Option-Move (creating a copy, on the same page).
I also like to grab multiples from a sheet (I have a template setup with 2-3 pages, and then duplicate sheets once I get going). So being able to grave 3-4-8-10 items and have them retain layers would seem logical, instead of dumping them onto whatever layer I happen to be on.
But, I guess it is mindset as well.
For me, working in paper space, items should have their own layer to control visibility.
And that layer, once assigned, should stick with that item, much like copy-move. Just because I'm flipping the page, doesn't mean I want to alter the onion skin layer of my drawing, which controls visibility and 'stacking'...
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I have to agree: there should be some reconsideration on what they are doing with pages and layers!
MacOSX Mojave High Sierra SketchUp Pro v19 Twilight v2 Thea v2 PowerCADD
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I'm with Mike and ArCAD-UK...... consider this:
You create a multitude of scrapbook elements to use in documentation. Currently you need to be on the you want elements to reside on in order to drag them into the drawing which is the biggest pain in the &^%$#$! Layout gives you!! What's the point of putting any data in Scrapbook on ANY layer at all if this is the case. You shouldn't have to continually layer hop before adding data to a drawing. It is monotonous and way too time consuming....
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What I would like to see in LO to help with the OP is a means to "move to a specific layer" rather than just the "current layer" and ideally a means of selecting/filtering specific entitites e.g. text or dimensions on the current or all layers so they can be moved to the right layer.
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OK this is an excellent point regarding scrapbooks especially. I see now that what I like about it should be the option not the standard.
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I think if we can have layer management sorted in both SketchUp and Layout in the next version, I think everyone would appreciate the change far more than things like Solid tools, Advanced camera tools....
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Amen to better layer management! No layering in groups is one of the biggest pains to deal with!
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Hi all-
For LayOut 2016, we added a few features mentioned in this thread:
1) Copy/paste now preserves the layer assignments of the selected entities. There's also a new "Paste to current layer" command which is approximates the older behavior. Both of these commands are accessible with shortcuts.
2) Groups can now contain objects on multiple layers
3) A new context menu that provides a command to "Move to layer...", which allows you to move the selection to the current layer or any other layer in the document.
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Certainly a good move, Marc!!
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The Gods have answered!
Wow this is seriously good news!
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Those simple yet excellent features!
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#Home CPR
Agreeable Gray or Revere Pewter?April 15, 2017
When Mr B put his hat into the decorating ring, we chose the perfect warm gray to blend with our tile because of its subtle green undertones. I don't remember what the color was! It was color matched for a less expensive paint (don't do). We now label our paint sticks with a sample of the paint, its name and brand (must do).
Our two-story living room was painted this unknown color and we loved it. Until, we did a remodel and took out the old tile. The new flooring looked okay during the day, but the lighting at night brought out too much of the green undertones in the kitchen.
You won't be looking long to find there are more than 50 shades of gray! I've gone through a few. It is so confusing and overwhelming when you look on Pinterest. I simplified it down to Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray and Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter. My sister's home in Agreeable Gray is stunning with her dark wood floors and white cabinets. My daughter's main living areas are all Revere Pewter and it's simply beautiful.
I painted some swatches on the old gray and would ask family, "Which one?" . . . "I don't see a difference." I could though. After much deliberation, I bought some Agreeable Gray and started in the guest bathroom, only to find out it wasn't so agreeable after all! Sad. I waited and did some more thinking. I painted the bathroom, again, this time with Revere Pewter and then the kitchen. Oh, happy day! It's perfect in the day and night.
Can you see the difference between the two colors below?
|SW Agreeable Gray
|BM Revere Pewter
In simplistic terms:
- Agreeable Gray is still warm but a lighter shade than this appears. I needed at least a mid-tone.
- Revere Pewter has a slight yellow-green undertone, but not as strong as our "unknown" color.
- Both are beautiful. Check out your lighting throughout the day.
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I hope you are all enjoying the amazing weather outside. Here in Houston, it's a little gloomy and a little chilly. My fave kind of day. I just love to curl up in my bed with Netflix and polish and stay in all day on days like this. What are your favorite things to do on a gloomy/chilly Sunday morning?
Today I have for you one of my favorite polishes, but I'm so sad I can't get amazing photos of it. With my new apartment and living on a new side of town, I get to play with light a little bit so let's see what I got.
I don't know if you all see those creases on my ring finger. They aren't from the bed sheets, but I've noticed I get them evertime I use my drying drops. Has anyone else had this "problem" with drying drops?I got this polish awhile ago, but have yet to wear it until now. It's an olive green base with holo glitter and rainbow flakies. I feel like it needs more flakies though so I may add a coat on tap and see what happens. I mean, how bad could it be?
I just woke up so this isn't my best or most informative post, but at least you have pretty pictures.


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Research questions: What follows, when a performance is based on physical experience instead of watching? What if a performance, is not made for the sense of sight, but for the body of the spectator, bodily encounter, and physical contact? What happens, when we move into the field of interactive and participatory performance, and the body of the spectator-participant becomes the scene? How does this affect the performance, performers, spectators, and art itself? In my artistic research, I explore and create theoretical principles that clarify how this kind of a performance type works. My aim is to create a spectator-derived performance theory, where the basis is the bodily encounter and perception of the spectator-participant. Research plan and methods of the study: The study consists of three different artistic works. The main method is the planning, carrying out, reflecting and theoretical analysis of these artistic performances. Rehearsals form the basis for practice-based research. The performance event is an experiment, which on one hand, explores the material attained from the rehearsals, and on the other hand, rises question relevant for the study. Information, on these relevant issues and answers for the upcoming questions, can be attained only through practical work. Artistic works: 1. The Realm of the Invisible – an interactive performance (2008) Kiasma (Kontti – exhibition room, 4 floor) and Hurjaruuth (theatre space, black box) -Reality Research Center (Helsinki) 2. Dialogues – a participatory performance event (2009) Kiasma-theatre - Julius Elo & Working Group 3. Circle (2013) -Reality Research Center (Helsinki)
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Gallard D, Daly A, Garden A, Mills L, Parry L, Smears E. 2014. Student engagement through academic writing: Process reflections of a community of enquiry British Education Studies Association Annual Conference
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The Raleigh Symphony Orchestra, whose existence in the shadows of Wake County's several other large ensembles (the NC Symphony, the two orchestras of the Raleigh Civic Symphony Association, the three orchestras of the Philharmonic Association, etc.) has long given it name-recognition fits, among other things, has had an especially hard time in the combined wakes of 9/11/01 and the economic downturn, and it was further hurt by unexpectedly high operating costs (and poor ticket sales) during the 2001-2 season, when it sought to shift its base of operations from Meredith's Jones Auditorium to Meymandi Concert Hall. In retrospect, Fletcher Opera Theatre might have been a better BTI venue, but that is now water over the dam. A management shift, a major fund-raising effort, and cost-saving efforts that resulted in fewer guest soloists and somewhat less ambitious programming have led the RSO this season to offer two classical concerts, three pairs of Sunday afternoon family events, a trio of chamber concerts, and several off-series programs, the last of which will involve the Concert Singers of Cary in a performance of Brahms' German Requiem. The RSO's financial situation has improved considerably, thanks to all the steps it has taken under the leadership of flutist and Executive Director Irene Burke, and things must be somewhat better, because on the occasion of its first full-orchestra offering of the season, there were no pleas for support from the stage. Based on all this evidence, it would appear that the RSO will continue to play an important role in the musical life of Raleigh and Wake County.
The RSO is hardly alone in calling a two-concert lineup a "series." As Jeff Rossman noted in a review elsewhere in these pages, the Durham Symphony is doing the same thing this year, and the Greensboro Opera Company's current season consists of a single production. Things are clearly tough everywhere.
The RSO's classical series began with a concert in the Enloe High School Auditorium on November 10. Turnout was poor. This may have been due to the holiday weekend or the new venue (people are used to attending RSO concerts on the other side of town) or perhaps the plethora of other events during the same time frame. The acoustics in the Enloe hall are excellent, although there was some persistent hiss from the amplification system used for the narrator. The orchestra seemed somewhat larger than usual: 68 players were listed in the roster, although not all of them were on the stage. Thus the RSO is fielding a "team" that makes it comparable in size to the NC Symphony.
The program was more extensive than had been advertised, and the additions were most welcome. After the national anthem, WCPE Program Director Dick Storck read an English translation, based on Goethe, that linked five excerpts from Beethoven's Incidental Music for Egmont, Op. 84. The RSO has a long history of successful performances of Beethoven, and this was one of its best undertakings to date. The Overture is so familiar as to fall into the "war-horse" category, but it was here omitted. From the nine other numbers in the score, Music Director and Conductor Alan Neilson selected five: the first three Entr'actes (Nos. 2, 3 and 5), the brief "Melodrama" (No. 8), and the "Siegssymphonie" ("Victory Symphony") (No. 9). (Omitted were two songs, Entr'acte IV, and Clärchen's Death.) The music is splendid and rarely heard, and the performances were outstanding. Since the "Victory Symphony" consists of the same music that serves as the conclusion of the well-known Overture, this 16-minute segment ended with a series of flourishes. Special praise is due tympanist Candi Pahl for her numerous contributions and the entire trumpet section. In light of this performance, a reading of the complete incidental music by this orchestra, with the texts printed in the program (so the music would not be interrupted), would at some point be most welcome.
Storck's narration was quite good, although he sounded much more comfortable than he looked. He returned to the stage for the concert's second offering, Copland's "Lincoln Portrait," which received a comparably good performance that clearly meant a lot to the audience, given the context of the weekend (the concert was on Veterans Day Eve) and the war tension that seems to grip our country. Indeed, the program, titled "Visions," included music that celebrated democracy, freedom and hope, and in the "Portrait," the words of our great wartime president cannot have been lost on the audience.
Rimsky-Korsakov's Capriccio espagnol is one of the great showpieces of the orchestral repertoire, and the RSO did it handsomely, too. The horns were a bit unruly here (and elsewhere), but the orchestra's strengths - its lower strings, in particular, and its woodwinds were consistently outstanding. Concertmaster Tasi Matthews was among the several fine soloists. The performance reflected scrupulous attention to balance and dynamics. There have been readings that conveyed greater intensity and incisiveness, but this one worked well.
The program ended with a glowing reading of Mendelssohn's "Reformation" Symphony. The Dresden Amen, used by Wagner in Parsifal , and Martin Luther's Ein' feste Burg are featured prominently in this score, which seemed to suit the present configuration and abilities of the RSO quite well. The playing was a bit uneven, and the upper strings did not always speak with complete unanimity, but Neilson led the work with obvious interest and attentiveness, and the crowd responded with great enthusiasm.
Reviewing community orchestras is tricky, as several CVNC ers have from time to time observed. Does one hold a community orchestra to the same technical and/or interpretive standards that are applied to "professional" groups? And, indeed, must "professional" groups be treated differently - can one compare, say, the NCS with the Berlin Philharmonic? Clearly not. Perhaps the best way to approach the dilemma - and it is one that our writers must often address - is to assume a certainly level of technical expertise in whatever group is being reviewed, to comment when the expectations are not met, and then to deal with the commitment of the players and their overall success in putting across the music. One thing that has been clear to this writer for years is that the community (and youth) groups have an advantage, most of the time, over many of the "professional" bands in one respect, for sure, and that is that the players are making their music for the sheer love of it. This almost invariably shows in the resulting performances, whether they are by town-and-gown groups like the NCSU-based orchestras or the work of the three outstanding youth orchestras led by Hugh Partridge and others or, in this instance, the RSO.
Last but hardly least, it is worth mentioning again the important role all these groups play in the overall scheme of things. Most fine players don't emerge from conservatories and music schools to obtain immediate employment in professional bands. Our several county-based groups play key roles by providing performance and ongoing educational opportunities for instrumentalists of varying ages and skill levels in our community. Their programs enrich the lives of the music lovers who attend and support them. And in the case of the RSO, there need be no real stretching of critical yardsticks when it comes to measuring the results.


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