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In a column today, I took JetBlue to task for "standardizing" on Windows and Microsoft software. A good many Observers then took me to task, largely telling me to get over myself. Having been doing this as long as I have, such criticism is not in the least unexpected, but when I got a letter from someone claiming to be an Air Traffic Controller, it was obvious that I should pass it on. According to this person, a crashed server has been turning flight plan delivery into a manual affair. From the e-mail, whose author requested anonymity:
Just read your article about JetBlue and found it very timely!! I am an Air Traffic Controller at one of JetBlueis "hub" airports. Only a week or so ago, we had JetBlue pilots calling Clearance Delivery to pick up their flight plans. Strangely, none of the flight plans was available. Seems the JetBlue company computer took a dump and therefore, couldnit submit the flight plans to the FAA computer. We had to enter the information manually. I was going to make a smart remark about trusting Microsoft products, but decided to hold my tongue. This happened not just that one day, but on a couple of other occasions lately [emphasis added]. Maybe they SHOULD think about other platforms!!
Obviously, I canit confirm whether or not this person is an Air Traffic Controller, so the letter could be a hoax. Personally, I doubt that, but it certainly seemed appropriate to pass it on in light of my column.
As the writer said: Maybe JetBlue should think about other platforms, especially before bragging about how dandy its Microsoft solutions are.

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This feature did not at all turn out as I expected it to. Given
the usual plethora of songs about just about every subject under the sun, I
anticipated a huge inventory of titles to fit this month's theme. I was half
right. The subject of Heaven or the mention of it in song is a common one. I
really had no difficulty in finding songs in our collection with reference to
heaven. But even then, they were dominated by one composer. However, I was a
bit surprised to find that songs mentioning Hell or the Devil are few and far
Perhaps there was a fear 100 years ago that writing about such
a subject would somehow taint the songwriter or cause the public to wonder if
there was some connection. In our collection we've a scant few songs out of
thousands that reference the Devil. Curious, I also searched a number of very
large library collections and found nothing much there either. Interestingly,
as you will see, one composer was brave and strong enough to face up to the
challenge. Irving Berlin
wrote several songs about the devil and we've featured them here. It took a
giant, one whose reputation for good music superseded any concerns about Devil
worship to compose such songs and none other than Berlin seemed to fit that
requirement at that time.
Another interesting aspect of this issue is that one composer
also seemed to dominate the arena of Heaven. That composer was none other than
Charles K. Harris
who was king of the tearjerker songs and a man whose style and flair changed
the face of American popular music with his seminal work, After
The Ball (Scorch format).
In last month's feature about "moral songs" we said:
"In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Victorian morality ran rampant
and much of America's music carried strong and obvious moral messages. Of course
not all songs were morally founded but some were very much so." That applies
to this month's feature as well. There are some real gems that we've unearthed
and hope that you enjoy hearing them as much as we enjoyed "discovering"
If you are new to us, to enjoy the full musical experience, we
recommend that you get the Scorch plug in from our friends at Sibelius software.
The Scorch player allows you to not only listen to the music but to view the
sheet music as the music plays and see the lyrics as well. Each month we also
allow printing of some of the sheet music featured so for those of you who play
the piano (or other instruments) you'll be able to play some of the music yourself.
It's a complete musical experience! Get the Sibelius
Scorch player now.
Richard A. Reublin, March, 2006. This article
published March, 2006 and is Copyright © 2006 by Richard A. Reublin and
The Parlor Songs Academy Text, images or music may not be reproduced
in part or in total without express written permission of the author
or a company officer.
Words and Music by: Charles K. Harris
Cover artist: Unknown
We begin with a song we featured one time before but with a different,
less interesting cover. This version features a photo of "Baby Lund,"
a popular child performer of the period on the telephone and attributes
performance "with great success" to her. Of course Harris was
one of the era's greatest and most prolific of composers and was an innovator
in the area of marketing and promotion of music. As we said in our November,
2001 feature about this song this work, is a sad, sad story of a young
child whose mother passes away and the child is having trouble understanding
death. Her father is in a terrible state and nothing can be done to console
him in his loss. To help, the child decides to call heaven and ask mother
to return home. A kindly telephone operator helps (?) by telling the child
that mother will come home soon. Melodically, Harris hit the jackpot with
this one and I think you'll find it really interesting and enjoyable.
Harris also recounted in his autobiography the provenance of the story
behind this song:
"I remember one morning at breakfast my wife called my
attention to an interesting item in a newspaper. It was the story of a
coal dealer in Chicago who had lost his wife, leaving a little daughter
age seven. As he was reading his evening paper, his little girl suddenly
climbed a chair so as to reach a telephone hanging on the wall. Cranking
the small handle she said: "Hello, Central, give me heaven for my
mamma's there."
According to the father the telephone operators then carried on a conversation
with the little girl pretending to be the mother."
Kassell Harris was born in 1867 in Poughkipsie,
NY and died in NYC in 1930. He lived for many years in Milwaukee and published
many of his early songs there. His
After The Ball, (Scorch format) published in 1892 is generally
considered to be the watershed song that started the popular song industry
in earnest as a commercial juggernaught. Though Harris wrote many songs
over the years, none ever rose to the level of popularity as After
The Ball. See our in-depth
biography of Harris for much more information.
Hear this early heavenly
song ( Scorch plug-in required)
Listen to MIDI version
Words and Music by: Lucy A. Schleif
Cover artist: Unknown
A very somber gray scale cover on this song tells the entire story at
a glance. In yet another case of a child trying to reach heaven to meet
with a departed loved one, this child takes to the rails and tragically
makes it to her destination. It is interesting how many of the "heaven"
songs from the period played on the innocence and purity of children and
their perceptions of the hereafter. It was not just Harris but other composers
as well, including this one.
The song has a simple melody and accompaniment that is pleasant but not
particularly memorable or "hit" material. The verse in common
time is marked "slow with feeling" and rightfully so as the
story is a tender tear jerker if ever there was one. The chorus moves
along with a little more energy in waltz time, again with a very simple
melody and accompaniment. The story is longer than most songs with three
verses and two choruses. The first chorus is sung after verses 1 &
2 then the second chorus finalizes the story after verse 3. This is in
many respects a remarkable song and I'm a bit surprised it has not been
as well known as the likes of In The Baggage Coach Ahead.
It is also interesting to note that the song lists Harry J. Lincoln as
the arranger. All editions I've been able to find carry that credit so
it may be that Schleif wrote the melody and story but needed a more experienced
composer to complete the work. In any event, this seems to be her only
work and I've been unable to find any biographical information about her.
this wonderful heaven borne lament(
Printable using the Scorch plug-in)
listen to MIDI
Words and Music by: Irving Berlin
Cover artist: E. H. Pfeiffer
And now we visit the home of the Devil; Hades or Hell. Thanks to Irving
Berlin's fearless approach to any subject we enjoy a little trip to Hades
and attend a dance that is, well, the dance from Hell. Hot dances, hot
damsels and hot temperatures all teach us a lesson of the revelry that
those in Hell must endure to placate the Devil. With his usual aplomb,
Berlin tackles a sensitive subject and gives us a terrific story with
some of his best music from that era.
The song tells the story of a man who dreams about visiting Hell and
attending a dance hosted by the devil. The verse has a bit of a mysterious
tone that conveys a bit of the scariness the dreamer faced while at the
Devil's Ball. However, soon we see that Berlin has added a great deal
of humor into the event and with some very clever lyrics that takes twists
and turns on the subject we move into a very upbeat and humorous chorus.
Perhaps in a nod to his own difficulties with his in laws, he takes a
humorous potshot at his mother in law with the line; "I caught a
glimpse of my Mother in law,
Dancing with the Devil, Oh!" It's a great song and proves that sensitive
subjects can be dealt with at the hands of a master composer and lyricist.
Berlin. Born Isidore Baline in Temun, Russia,
in 1888, Berlin moved to New York City with his family in 1893. He published
his first work, Marie of Sunny Italy
(Scorch format) in 1907 at age 19 and immediately had his first hit on
his hands. It was at that time he changed his name to Irving Berlin. His
total royalties for this first song amounted to 37 cents. In 1911 the
publication of Alexander's Ragtime
Band (MIDI) established his reputation as a songwriter. He formed
his own music-publishing business in 1919, and in 1921 he became a partner
in the construction of the Music Box Theater in New York, staging his
own popular revues at the theater for several years. Berlin wrote about
1500 songs. One unique fact about Berlin is that he was not able to read
or write music or play the piano except in one key (F sharp). He picked
out melodies or dictated them and had assistants fill in the harmonies
and accompaniment for him. Berlin never seemed to give credit for these
very talented people. In his later years, he had a special device attached
to his piano that allowed him to transpose any song into his "favorite"
key. His initial start in the music industry was as a singer and then
as a lyricist. It was only after great success in writing lyrics that
Berlin turned to melodies.
Whether for Broadway musicals or films, for humorous songs or romantic
ballads, his compositions are celebrated for their appealing melodies
and memorable lyrics. Among the numerous musical comedies and revues for
which Berlin wrote music and lyrics were Annie Get Your Gun (1946),
and Mr. President (1962). His many popular songs include There's
No Business Like Show Business, God Bless America, and White
Christmas. In 1968 Berlin received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement
Award. On September 22nd 1989, at the age of 101, Berlin died in his sleep
in New York City.
It is almost impossible to provide a meaningful biographical sketch of
Berlin in only a few words, he is perhaps the most celebrated and successful
composer of American song from the Tin Pan Alley era. Way back in November
of 1998 we did a feature
on Berlin's music, which we updated early in 2003. In addition, we
have added a more extensive
biography of Berlin for those who want to know more about him.
Listen to and see
this devilish song (
Printable using the Scorch plug-in)
Of course Heaven can be interjected in music in many ways and appears
in a number of piano solo works, usually classified as reveries. Reveries
are simply tone poems for piano that are usually intended to convey a
feeling of place, time or emotion. In most cases they are dreamy sort
of works that tend towards the emotional. As for naming them, it is often
just based on what the composer had in mind as the piece was written or
whatever struck them as a nice title at the moment. In this case, the
connection to heaven is a little unclear.
Though written in 1904, this work has a startling affinity for and sound
that is very similar to that of Amanda Kennedy's 1883 work Star
of the Sea (Scorch format). That work had a long period of popularity
that extended well into the time of this work and may have inspired Kimball
in producing this work. Just as in Star of the Sea, Kimball makes liberal
use of arpeggiation that gives it a harp like feel. After a short introduction,
the work moves into a melody very much like Star of the Sea. The
constant "harping" can get a little tiresome both for the performer
and the listener but it was a popular effect. At about the time you begin
to think that you've had enough, Kimball changes the tone, drops the harp
effect and moves us into a more flowing section which then moves into
a darker, more urgent section then back to the lilting tune heard just
before. As we near the finale, we have a passage with right hand accompaniment
in triplets with the melody in the left hand. All in all, this work seems
very strongly grounded in the 19th century style of the 1880's rather
than turn of the century. But, it is a nice diversion. We've made this
one printable so you can try it at home.
I'm not exactly sure who F. R. Kimball was but he may have been
associated with the Kimball piano company. He wrote at least two other
works, Chanticleer (Cock-a-doodle-doo) rag and the Chanticleer
Listen to MIDI version
Lyrics (There are no lyrics for this
Words and Music by: Irving Berlin
Cover artist: A. W. Barbelle
Once again Irving Berlin takes us to Hell and back but this time with
a different message. The cover on this work is magnificent. An early work
by Barbelle, it is signed with his full initials; "A. W." As
his career progressed and he became more well known, he dropped the initials
and just became known as Barbelle. In many respects this is one of his
finest works displaying his artistic interpretive skills at their best.
If you carefully look over the cover, you can see the main theme of this
work: anti war.
As I played through this work for the first time I could not help but
see the timelessness of the message that Berlin was sending through this
song. In many respects the song has relevance to any period where war
is an issue and Berlin is clearly in the anti war camp with this song.
More propaganda than entertainment, Berlin still manages to pull off yet
another of his masterpieces and again shows us his ability to take any
subject and make it palatable. This song was written in the early days
of W.W.I and is a rather scathing indictment of war and those who wage
it. It is interesting to me that despite his obvious ant war feelings,
once America joined the fray Berlin wrote some of America's greatest patriotic
songs and songs in support of our troops. This was the case in both world
wars. Berlin's music was an important part of the war efforts.
The song basically tells the story of Satan's son who wants to come up
to earth to savor the good life. His father sits him down for a lesson
in depravity basically pointing out that more evil seems to reside on
earth than it does in hell! If you read what Berlin has written, there
is an uncomfortable truth in what this song tells us about ourselves.
Berlin starts out the verse with that mysterious scary sound we've heard
before and moves into a very musical and more upbeat chorus. Again, Berlin
strikes gold.
this fabulous "rediscovered" song (Scorch plug-in required)
Listen to MIDI version
Words and Music by: Charles K. Harris
Cover artist: Starmer
And once more, we are back to Charles K. Harris and his wonderful heaven
songs. This song's sheet music is graced with a fabulous cover by Starmer
that is unique and quite colorful. This may be one of Harris' and Starmer's
best sheet music covers, it surely is the best one this month. Harris
returns us to the sad waif story line, this time a sick one who is contemplating
her soon to come journey to the beyond. Get the tissues out for this is
a masterful tearjerker in Harris' best tradition.
The music in this song is some of Harris' best. Written in waltz time,
the melody and harmony are a cut above most of his works. If we look back
on his earlier works, we can see that Harris has matured into a better
songwriter and musician as time has moved forward. Though still a bit
"Victorian" in it's sound I find this song a very entertaining
song with more of a timeless nature to it than many of his songs. Of course
the story is pure Harris. We are told of a poor sick child who is asking
her mother about what she might expect and what she hopes for when she
soon passes into heaven. She asks about all those things in life that
are beautiful and hope they will be in heaven as well. A very well written
and touching story to go with an excellent melody.
Listen to this
great old heaven sent melody (Scorch plug-in required)
Music by: Irving Berlin
Words by: Grant Clark & Irving Berlin
Cover artist: Joan Frew
This song was also featured once before on our site but way back in our
early days (May,
1998) and certainly not with much contextual meaning. We wrote at
that time: "This work illustrates the greatness of Irving Berlin.
Not only was he a great composer but here we have him as lyricist and
even a cover artist. This is the only work of it's kind by Berlin that
I have found where he was composer, lyricist and artist. There were other
composers who are notable for their cover art also such as the great E.
T. Paull, but most from this period were focused as either composers or
lyricists. As with any Berlin song, the music is captivating and rhythmically
invigorating, be sure to listen to this one." Looking back on those
comments, I have no idea why I attributed the cover art to him but stand
corrected now some eight years later. I must have been completely blind
for Frew's name is clearly visible on the cover!
We're running out of "real" devil songs so I just thought that
this retro look at one of Berlin's best "devil" songs would
be appropriate. This song has a wonderful memorable melody and a very
humorous story about a home town trouble maker who is quite the ladies
man as well. Though we did feature the song once before, it was well before
we began producing viewable scores with the Sibelius software so this
time we can present the song to you both aurally and visually. As well,
the lyrics are included now so you can fully appreciate the story of this
"devil." I'm betting you'll get this melody stuck in your head
for a while!
Listen to this 1914
"devil" song (Scorch Format)
Words and Music by: L. Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Friedland
Cover artist: Unknown, photo by Universal Film Co.
Now for my favorite of the month and my "discovery of the month."
This is a song that is one of those occasional little masterpieces that
go to my heart and soul. I suppose that is appropriate for this issue.
As with the prior Berlin tune, we've moved from the spiritual to the earth
bound where heaven is also associated with places and people on earth.
Of course when it comes to love and the one we love, the word heaven is
often included in whatever superlatives we tend to speak to them. The
young actress on the cover is unknown to me but she certainly conveys
that heavenly, angelic beauty that we often find in those we love.
My favor for this work is based on it's musicality. The melody in the
chorus is divine and has all the makings of a memorable hit song. The
verse is nice but short which is well and good because the chorus is where
the real joy is. The words and music combine for a wonderfully expressive
musical experience. Dare I say that the song is heavenly in and of itself?
Perhaps the question might be, is this song from heaven? It is a beauty
and deserving of a rebirth.
Anatol(e) Friedland (b. 1881, St. Petersburg,
Russia D. 1938, Atlantic City, NJ). A noted songwriter, Friedland studied
music at the Moscow conservatory and emigrated to the US sometime after
1900. In the US he studied Architecture at Columbia University and later
operated the Club Anatole, a speakeasy on West 44th Street in Manhattan
during the prohibition years. Friedland spent many years as a vaudeville
performer. In 1911, Friedland wrote the score for a Broadway musical with
lyricist Malvin Franklin called The Wife Hunters. Based on the
success of this show, the Shuberts hired Anatole to write music for their
Winter Garden productions, including The Passing Show. In 1912,
Anatole wrote the score for the Shubert hit Broadway To Paris.
In 1913, he met L. Wolfe Gilbert; a fellow Russian and the team turned
out many successful songs. Sometimes they appeared together on stage singing
their own songs. Other times, Friedland appeared as just a 'singles' act,
playing the piano and singing. The long time collaboration with Gilbert
resulted in many hits; among them are My Sweet Adair 1915; Are
You From Heaven 1917; My Own Iona
(Moi-One-Ionae) 1916 (MIDI); Shades In The Night 1916;
Singapore 1918; and Lily of the Valley, A "Nut"
Song, 1917. In 1936, Friedland lost one leg through amputation and
he retired , and took up residence at the Hotel Ritz-Carlton, in Atlantic
City, N. J.
Louis Wolfe Gilbert (1886
- 1970) was born in Odessa, Russia and brought to America when he was
only one year old. He was a vaudeville actor and toured with the great
John L. Sullivan. During the heyday of radio, he wrote for Eddie Cantor's
radio show. Aside from Muir, he also collaborated with Abel Baer (Lucky
Lindy, 1927) and other famous lyricists of the period. Some of his
other hits include, Ramona 1927; O, Katharina 1924
, Don't Wake Me Up 1925; and Hitchy Koo from 1912.
His longest running and most successful collaboration was with fellow
Russian emigrant Anatole Friedland with whom he wrote a number of hits
including, My Little Dream Girl,
(Sibelius Scorch format) 1915; My Sweet Adair 1915; Are
You From Heaven 1917; My Own Iona
(Moi-One-Ionae) 1916 (MIDI); Shades In The Night 1916;
Singapore 1918; and Lily of the Valley, A "Nut"
Song, 1917
Listen to this
great rediscovered song (Scorch plug-in required)
A Gleam Of Heaven In Her Eyes
Words and Music by: Charles K. Harris
Cover artist: Unknown
Assigning heavenly attributes to those we love was and still is a common
practice for composers. In this case, our good friend Chas. K. Harris
after many songs about children going to heaven, blesses us with a wonderful
song about a woman whose eyes offer us a glimpse of heaven. When love
is new, there is always that tendency to see heaven in every aspect of
the one you adore. Sometimes it can get a little absurd and maybe even
embarrassing but it is one of the joys of falling in love. After a few
years, we sometimes see a gleam of the devil or hell in their eyes but
that's a story better told in some of our other issues and songs.
For now, we have a case of love expressed through song. I have to say
that in the verse, this song is not one of Harris' best, far from it.
The chorus in waltz time is not a whole lot better. I found the piece
rather simplistic and thin harmonically and even a bit amateurish. In
this case, I think it shows that a "name brand" does wonders
for sales, even when the product is below the standard of expectations.
Nonetheless, the song is listenable and has a set of nice lyrics that
as usual, tell us a lovely story.
Listen to "Just
A Gleam.." ( Scorch plug-in)
Listen to MIDI version.
Up Your Sins and Go To The Devil.
Words and Music by: Irving Berlin
Cover artist: Unknown
We end this month with what must be a work Berlin wrote on a day when
he was miffed at someone or some thing. After all, why write a song with
that sentiment (go to the Devil) in the title. The song has a hint of
good humor but much like the above work, Stay Down Here Where You Belong,
it seems to express Berlin's disgust with contemporary society. This work
was written for the second of Berlin's Music Box Revues which ran
from 1921 through 1924 and were performed at his own Music Box Theater
in New York. The revues were loosely plotted collections of Berlin's own
music and represented perhaps an annual retrospective on his music.
This work is a very complex and musically fascinating song. The opening
(and much of the verse) carries a great deal of dissonance which provides
for an outstanding feel of sinister. The chorus is also very sinister
in sound but the pace picks up some and moves into a very jazzy style.
This is one of Berlin's more unique works in my opinion. Not as singable
as most of his songs, it strikes me as more of a virtuoso piano work than
a song. A special treat at the end of the song proper is a patter section,
again rarely seen in any of Berlin's works. The patter takes on a less
sinister tone but still is a lot more musical and classier than many patters
I've seen included in songs. Total playing time on this piece is quite
long compared to most songs. The lyrics are both humorous and with deeper
meaning than many songs. As he did in "Stay Down Here," it seems
that Berlin is making a strong political or social commentary on the state
of affairs "up above" and is telling us he thinks hell is in
many respects a better place than up here. I don't think so and surely
hope that Berlin is not finding out for himself right now!
Listen to "Pack
Up Your Sins" ( Scorch plug-in)
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Happy Halloween!
And we're back… Presentations continue this week–Monday and Wednesday.
As announced last week, if we proceed as planned through our presentation schedule, we'll change our Friday meeting to an open office hour. On Friday you can feel free to stop by my office if you have any Q's about ongoing lit review projects. Keep an eye on the syllabus as we move towards Week 11, and keep up with your texts!
Also: Don't forget that your revised Annotated Bibliographies are due at the start of class on Monday. You should have a complete set: Revision, Rough Draft with Prof. Fernsebner's Comments, and Peer-Review Form (completed). As announced last week, missing rough drafts = minus 1/3 grade.


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Two wonderful things entered my life this week. A MacBook Air and a cat. The MacBook Air came from that haven of all gadgets glorious, the Mac Shop. I've never been into a computer shop I've liked before. Never spoken to a computer vendor I've understood. Now I suddenly get why forty-something girlfriends call me up whispering: "Beverley, I'm in the Mac Shop speaking to the most delightful young man. You must get a Mac."
The moggie is, if possible, even more delicious and beautiful. She came from the Mayhew. She's one year old, white and tortoise shell and she's the sweetest little thing since toast. Yesterday she introduced herself to the MacBook Air by typing very many 3's, followed by switching the volume off.
I'm afraid I've been horribly lazy about my blog recently. Or rather I've been caught up with other pressing matters. I've also been out of London for two months and of course there's no contemporary art outside the capital. It's grim up north you know. That's why they have those huge signposts at the start of the M1 saying THE NORTH. It's not information. It's a warning. And hey, I'm allowed to say that, because I'm a northerner, so no letters in from irate Wiganers please. It's true, there was the Manchester Festival, but I missed that, which I was sorry about as I would have loved to have seen the Marina Abramovich thing.
So, the first bit of contemporary art to cross my retina in two months had to be from those purveyors of contemporary art that's stylish, slick and edgy all at once. Of course, Art Angel.
In the name of bringing one's own subjective position into awareness, I should state that I was in a bad mood when travelling to Wenlock Road. Not that that's a bad thing in itself, but I think it's important as a reviewer to acknowledge that, in a way, the viewer is always creating the art work themselves. In part, if not in its entirety, the art work, and indeed the world, is a manifestation of one's internal landscape. And I was cross when I entered Ryan Gander's Locked Room Scenario. Which may (or may not) explain why I didn't really enjoy it, despite the fact that a bit of immersive installation (if I can use that ambiguous term du jour) is usually exactly my bag.
Locked Room Scenario is an exhibition in a depot in East London. But, when you get there the exhibition is ostensibly shut. Doors locked. No going in. So the 'exhibition' as it were, that is to say Ryan Gander's art work, is the viewer's engagement with the setting in which this locked exhibition space is located. The viewer walks down the various corridors that surround the exhibition, coming across nooks and crannies though which to steal a glimpse of what may be hidden beyond; a slide projector clicks through images seen via a mirror you have to lie on the floor to look in, a shadowy figure moves about behind a locked and frosted glass door, one corridor is so dark you have to grope your way along the wall. That was unnerving. At one point I gained confidence from a woman who was following a short distance behind me. I wasn't alone. I looked back a second or two later and she was gone.
Yet for all of that I still didn't really like Locked Room Scenario. It was quite fun I suppose in the way that the fairground might be thought of as quite fun. But it was clunky, a bit obvious and, dare I say it, a bit derivative. At the risk of revealing my ignorance I must confess that Mike Nelson sprang to mind and in the comparison, for me at least, Ryan Gander didn't come out that well. Probably if Mike Nelson or Ryan Gander were to read this they'd both be cursing such a banal observation. Nevertheless, Mike Nelson's works, Coral Reef I'm thinking of particularly, seemed to have more depth, more engagement and more narrative. The 'is it real, is it fiction' boundary blurring game has also been played with greater panache and success by other contemporary artists, notably I'm thinking of Jill Magid. It's rather the leitmotif of the moment.
The best bit was two supposed junkies, teenagers, looking slightly out of it, sitting in the concrete stairwell as I first entered the depot. For a nice middle class girl like me they were a bit nervous-making I'm slightly embarrassed to admit. I hid behind the door and listened to their conversation. I imagine it was scripted. The boy was talking about women and the fact that some girls reveal everything about themselves straight away whilst others are more complicated, revealing themselves slowly over time. So that was a hint for anyone who wasn't quite getting Locked Room Scenario. It's good folks, because it doesn't reveal itself all at once. Aha, it has hidden depths. I guess I must be the shallow type then because I'm still waiting for those hidden depths to reveal themselves and so far… no dice. I can't help thinking though that if you have to signal to someone upfront about how deep and meaningful you are for fear they might otherwise miss that fact, it's not a portentous sign.
Locked Room Scenario
Londonnewcastle Depot
until 23 October
Saturday, 10 September 2011
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MISHAWAKA Â? Maurice VanBruaene had a good time riding around Mishawaka parks in a golf cart last summer.
He's one of about 20 people who helped city police by participating in the Civilians in Alliance with Police program.
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NBAA, ATLANTA, GEORGIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 24, 2007) - Pratt & Whitney Canada has achieved more than 300 million flight hours powering business and general aviation aircraft, a milestone that underscores the company's strong leadership in this market around the world. Pratt & Whitney Canada (P&WC) is a United Technologies (NYSE:UTX) company.
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Microsoft is banking on the power of top brands to give its own brand a boost. In a new ad campaign, reportedly costing $150 million, Microsoft has tapped both customers and corporate leaders to espouse the benefits of investing in software and technology during an economic downturn and claiming that investments in technology today can actually save companies money.
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How effective can Microsoft's message encouraging companies to spend more money on technology be when Microsoft is cutting costs? It makes the message seem fake and illogical. Conversely, I think the use of corporate executives from other top brands could give Microsoft's message more authority within certain business circles.
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Bladon is a small school with a big heart that exudes warmth. In this environment our children flourish and reach their full potential both academically and emotionally.
We are fortunate to be situated in a beautiful village within an area of outstanding natural beauty. We continually work to make the very best of our unique setting in order to provide an intimate, nurturing environment in which our children can thrive.
Being a Church of England school, Bladon bases its beliefs on the Christian values of friendship, perseverance, respect, equality, compassion and responsibility. The school is a happy and busy place, where children and adults work and flourish together in a rewarding atmosphere. We provide the very best opportunities for the children in our school - academic, artistic, athletic, moral and spiritual. We believe that young children learn best when taught using a holistic approach, one which values and embraces all subjects across the whole curriculum.
Encouraging children to be positive learners and to take personal responsibility for their actions is a key tenet of our school. Good progress and achievement are expected in both work and personal development across all age groups. Children are counted upon to observe high standards of behaviour and courtesy at all times.
The pages of our website are designed to give you a useful glimpse into life at Bladon C of E Primary School, and the spirit, energy and enjoyment which make it such a special place.
As Headteacher, I feel privileged not only to lead this school but to work with such a motivated and talented group of staff and governors.
We all sincerely hope that you will want to join us. We welcome and encourage visits, and would be delighted to show you around our wonderful school.
At Bladon Primary School we work together to achieve our goals to make sure that out school gets even better
Work really hard to improve our writing
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Throughout Chief McKeon's 29-year career with the Norristown Police Department, he has served as a patrol officer; a corporal who co-commanded the Vice and Intelligence Division; an undercover narcotics detective with the Montgomery County Narcotics Enforcement Team; and as the commander of the Norristown Police Department Tactical Patrol Unit. He was also a member of the elite Montgomery County CLEAN Team. In addition, Chief McKeon has also provided expert testimony in outlaw motorcycle gangs and narcotics. In his career he has made more than 1,000 narcotics arrests.
Chief McKeon earned his Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice from Temple University in 2004. He graduated at the top of the class in the Master's of Public Safety Administration program at St. Joseph's University in May 2007. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, Session 225.
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He has received more than 25 commendations/unit citations and was named Police Officer of the Year in 1986.
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Barry L. Templin, Jr. has been the Chief of Police of the Douglass Township Police Department for eleven (11) years and has twenty-five years of service in all for the Douglass Township Police Department. Barry has initiated many programs within the police department to help the surrounding community including the Drug Take Back Program, Premise Alert Program, College Internship Program, High School Internship & Job Shadow Program, Shop w/ a Cop Program and many more. The Douglass Township Police Department is an accredited police department under Chief Templin through the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. Chief Templin is also an avid soccer fan and coaches soccer for the Daniel Boone Senior High School. Chief Templin's wife, Rita, works for the Pottstown Memorial Medical Center, his son Andrew attends Bloomsburg University majoring in Criminal Justice, his son Aaron will be attending Millersville University in the fall majoring in Sports Journalism and his daughter Grace attends the Daniel Boone Senior High School.
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Two lesbian women have been granted shelter at the government-run Nari Niketan in Karnal as they apprehend a threat from their families who are opposed to their "marriage".chandigarh Updated: May 15, 2012 12:12 IST
Two lesbian women have been granted shelter at the government-run Nari Niketan in Karnal as they apprehend a threat from their families who are opposed to their "marriage".
Poonam, 24, who prefers short hair and men's clothing, and 20-year-old Neha, who is wearing a choora (wedding bangles), were missing since April 14 and turned up in wedding attire at Ambala's BC Bazar police post on Saturday.
As they claimed they tied the knot at a temple in Jammu "recently", the police faced quite a quandary. Not only is the case rare, but gets more complicated as Poonam is a cousin of Neha's mother. This makes Ambala-resident Poonam, who claims to be the 'husband', an aunt of Jalandhar-resident Neha.
Suresh Dalal, in-charge of the police post, said that only a routine daily diary report (DDR) was filed as it was initially treated as a "family dispute". But as the two women apprehended a threat from their families and sought security, the matter was sent to the civil court of the sub-divisional magistrate (SDM), who ordered that the couple be sent to the Karnal Nari Niketan, the only state-run women shelter and care centre in Haryana.
"The two women reached Karnal on Sunday and will stay there till further orders from the civil court of the Ambala SDM," Niketan superintendent Rajni Pasricha told HT.
The police have not registered a first information report (FIR) yet as "there seems to be no criminal angle," according to Dalal. Poonam's family told the civil court that they were ready to "accept" Poonam if Neha went back to her parents in Jalandhar. The family said Poonam had "misguided her niece".
But the women, both of whom have studied up to Class 10, insisted they were in love for the past three years and got married with mutual consent. "They even spoke of adopting a child and live like a normal married couple," said a police official on the condition of anonymity.
Family sources said that though the women had gone missing together around a month ago, the 'marriage' had come as a shock.
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"Indians destroy the Australians"
They did it in Perth earlier this year, in one of the most controversial test series ever. And now in our own backyard at Mohali sans the controversies. What makes this match so special is that,It wasn't anything like a typical nail biting test match, where fortune would swing from one team to another ,But the Indians dominated the aussies all the way, in all 5 days during all sessions. This is the first time in the history of modern day test cricket that our Indian pace attack had an edge over the Australian pace in the likes of Brett lee and Mitchel Johnson .The victory sent the aussie media scrampling and pleaing for the legendary Shane Warne to give up retirement. Well, according to me, this is our real victory.
Below are some of the my take aways, from the test match…
1.Ricky Pointing still wants to be Ishant Sharma's Bunny.
2.Mat Hayden, who's known to sweep better than our Indian women is having an abysmal series.
3.The rookie 5-wicket hauler on debut -Amit Mishra has put Kumble's position in the team in a hot spot. It will be interesting to see, who will replace who is the next match
4.Our own Bhajji surprisingly couldn't come up with any mediocre sledge terms like "monkey or donkey this time ". But look who's joined the club, Its our gentleman "Zaheer"…
5.Never the least, the demi god of cricket Sachin Tendulkar surpassed Laras' 11953 runs which must have come in the srilankan series itself.


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My mom texted me today and said, "Today is World Refugee Day!"
I know every other day is National Siblings Day or Doughnut Day or whatever can possibly be made into a reason to celebrate something, but it reminded me of a blog post I wrote three years ago about World Refugee Day at UNHCR in Madrid.
This year I got to spend World Refugee Day with high school refugees in Lansing. Today was a class day at GLOBE camp and among our mish-mash of lessons was one about skills necessary for giving a presentation. Things like good posture, being organized, making eye contact, and smiling. After one of the teachers presented the lesson, we broke into small groups and they rotated around to the stations to practice these skills.
My station was smiling. This is clearly a skill that does not need to be taught, but we talked about the importance of smiling in a presentation, and how smiling can make other people feel.
"Have you ever heard that smiling can be contagious?" I slowly but enthusiastically asked, emphasizing key words. I was met with blank stares.
"Does anyone know the word contagious?" Their expressions remained the same.
Coughing and acting sick, I said that the student to my left might catch my sickness. And the same can be true with a smile. If I smile at you, you just might catch it! They thought this was pretty silly.
To play our game we split the circle in half. One group had to be serious – not smile, while the other group gave them their biggest smiles and tried to make them smile back. At first I was met with looks that said, Teacher we are high schoolers and this is a stupid game. But they got into it. They tried to stay serious but would slowly crack a smirk that turned into a grin and then a giggle. I lost every time because I would instantly break out in laughter seeing the things they would do to try and crack their classmates.
One of my favorite things about teaching or working with kids, especially high schoolers, is the way you can shift the energy in a group. How they can saunter in being so skeptical and thinking that there is no way we could do anything fun or mildly entertaining but when they begin an activity or work together they start laughing and smiling and leave with a completely different attitude than when they started. That is magical to me. And so is the power of a smile. When I can barely communicate with these kids with words, I can always use a smile.


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Judge who gave bail to Vyapam scam suspects among 5 removed from service
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday removed from service five judges including one who had allegedly granted bail to at least 120 accused in the state's exam-rigging scandal now infamous as the Vyapam scam.bhopal Updated: Nov 03, 2015 12:12 IST
The Madhya Pradesh government on Monday removed from service five judges including one who had allegedly granted bail to at least 120 accused in the state's exam-rigging scandal now infamous as the Vyapam scam.
The disciplinary action came on the recommendations of the Madhya Pradesh high court which found the five judges guilty of "professional misconduct" after a departmental probe.
The state law and legislative affairs department on recommendation of the high court administration issued the orders to remove these judges, said a senior registry official of the high court on condition of anonymity.
Following the Supreme Court's intervention, the CBI is probing all cases related to rigging of recruitment examinations and entrance tests to professional medical colleges held between 2004 and 2012. The agency is also probing several mysterious deaths linked to the scandal.
One of the judges, JM Chaturvedi is accused of going soft on the accused in the pre-medical test (PMT) case, one of the several tests conducted by the tainted MP professional examination board (PEB).
Chaturvedi had granted bail to these people during his previous posting at Gwalior between 2013 and 2014. He is currently posted at Balaghat as special judge for SC/ST Atrocities Act cases.
According to special public prosecutor Rajendra Sharma, who was assigned the case for pleading after bails were granted, said that in case number 449/13, JM Chaturvedi had granted bail on the ground that the accused had only been charged by the police under section 420 of the Indian Penal Code till then.
He said that later additional charges were slapped and anticipatory bail to all the accused were cancelled.
Besides, Jagdish Baheti -- who was the district judge in Gwalior then -- is also facing high court inquiry and has been kept away from any assignment by the high court, said Sharma.
The other sessions judges whose services were terminated include Roop Singh Alawa posted at Jobat in Alirajpur district, Mohammad Hussain Ansari posted at Sohagpur in Hoshangabad district and Chandra Prakash Verma, additional district judge posted at Beohari (Shahdol).
Suresh Kumar Arse, additional district judge posted at Jabalpur, was given compulsory retirement.
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In a new report from the Campaign for Better Transport, Nottingham and Manchester are, oddly, rated as better cycling cities than Cambridge.
The organisation's Car Dependency Scorecard report used data from 17 different sources to rank the main 19 cities in England. A city's cycle friendliness is one of the measurements used by the Campaign for Better Transport.
Nottingham is the least car-dependent city in England, closely followed by London and Brighton and Hove. The worst for dependency on the car are Milton Keynes, Peterborough and Luton.
The report is published as the Government considers massive cuts to local transport funding and is rumoured to be ready to abolish Cycling England, actions which could harm the ability of cities to reduce dependency on the car.
Ten years ago John Prescott launched Labour's Transport 2010 strategy for transport which aimed to help local authorities to provide better and more integrated transport options. The Car Dependency Scorecard gives an indication of which local transport authorities have used the powers and funding effectively to improve transport in their city.
Stephen Joseph, Chief Executive of Campaign for Better Transport, said:
"Our report shows that for many people, car use is not a matter of choice but is due to other options just not being available. Factors such as lack of local facilities, poor public transport or bad conditions for cyclists and pedestrians can mean that people are reliant on a car, with congestion and pollution the result.
"There have been improvements in many cities, but cuts in government spending could harm these. City authorities must make sure that they prioritise their remaining funding on sustainable forms of transport and ensure that planning policies protect local shops and services."
The Car Dependency Scorecard said: "Walking and cycling have many benefits which should make them popular options. Journeys undertaken are free, convenient, carbon-neutral and healthy, but despite this they are still underrepresented in our transport plans. As almost a quarter of all our journeys are under a mile, these could easily be walked or cycled rather than driven.
"Our attitude to the bike could be changing. Positive results from the National Travel Survey show that people are starting to see cycling as a serious alternative. The number of miles cycled on average last year increased by 10 per cent and bike sales have risen by more than 25 per cent in the past three years.
"City size also seems to be influential with smaller cities having a tendency for higher cycling and walking participation. People could be put off walking or cycling by regular longer commutes. The results showed that Cambridge, Nottingham and Manchester were the cities where the options of walking and cycling were best.
The Campaign for Better Transport praised the work of Cycling England, which created Cycling Demonstration Towns:
"Cycling Demonstration Towns have achieved significant results by promoting the benefits of cycling. As well as helping uptake by improving facilities, investment in promoting the ease and benefits of walking and cycling is also key to getting people interested."
Cambridge came third in the report's best cities for cycling because of plans for a hugely expensive new road, which will increase car dependency in Cambridge, predicted the Campaign for Better Transport:
"Cambridge has positive levels of cycling, matching European cities, making sure that most people in the city can get about without a car. However, Highways Agency plans for the A14 Ellington to Fen Ditton, opposed by Cambridge City Council, would substantially increase traffic around the north of Cambridge, with a knock-on effect on walking and cycling levels."
Campaign for Better Transport Ltd. is funded by bus companies, train operating companies, unions, councils and other such groups and organisations.


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Well, it's been a while since I last blogged here, but what can I say, life happens…of course, lots of things change, but unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your slant on things recently, the Republicans and their cronies are sadly, still spewing out the same hate, fear, ignorance and mis-information about the newly-minted Health Care Reform Bill signed into law by President Obama yesterday, 3/23/2010. Honestly, when are those guys gonna stop their all-or-nothing tactics and try to work together with the rest of the crowd? The Democrats have finally gotten their proverbial act together just long enough to get this done, and it's my opinion that we'll all be the better for it. Bart Simpson, er, Stupak, stomped his feet and held firm and got what? Nothing that was not already plainly stated, that the Gov't won't fund abortions. Brilliant. The Government and everyone else needs to stay out of any decision involving a woman's uterus. This includes you, Sarah Palin.
Yes, the bill and it's programs are massive and far reaching. Yes, those of you on the left believe it doesn't do enough. Yes, those of you on the right, (no one reading this, though) think it's too much. In a country as diverse and large as this, there's no way it's gonna please everyone. But, I believe it's a good, positive start to the United States finally becoming a nation where access and affordable health care are a right for all Americans. As for the illegals here, sorry, this should be limited to card carrying members of the USA only. Having said that, we need serious debate and discussion on that huge Elephant in the room as well. I just don't think it's right to give benefits to folks who shouldn't be here in the first place. I'm sorry, but just because you jumped the fence, rowed the boat or came into this country hiding in the trunk of an 86 Chrysler doesn't entitle you to anything, period. This is our country, and we as a nation have every right to set up our laws and policies to our benefit, no yours. I do believe, however, that we need to have an effective, proper way for people who wish to become legal, taxpaying, law-abiding citzens to be able to do so within a reasonable period of time. I know, good luck on that….But, that's another blog for another time. Back to what I was originally speaking about, those nasty, mostly right-wing nut-jobs, and the politicians who love them. I expect bullshit and heated rhetoric to come from squaking mouthpieces like John Boehner and Eric Cantor and Mitch McConnell. That's what they do best. And of course sub-humans like that Big-Fat-Gas Bag-turned Oxycontin-addicted-Asswipe( or B.F.G.T.O.A.A.)Rush Limbaugh and that totally Demented Glenn Beck, and all the other lying manipulators out there are turning up their anger, racist filled speeches to continue stoking the fires of racism and hate to all-time levels. Does it make me angry? You bet your ass it does!! The things i'd like to see happen with some of these folks is downright mideval.
But i'll tell you this. It's getting really ugly out there, and we better nip this in the bud, right now! I have stated all along that people with fervent right wing beliefs are angry, violent, mean-spirited thugs who thrive on fear, ignorance, racism and intimidation, and I have posted just a very small sample of why this is true.
Here's just some of what's been reported:
- At least 5 incidents of some ignoramus throwing rocks or bricks, some with messages, thru the windows of some Democratic Offices in Niagra Falls and Rochester, New York- In Whichita, Kansas- In Tuscon, Arizona and in Pleasant Ridge, Ohio. An Ex- Militia extremist by the name of Mike Vanderboegh, from Pinson, Alabama, who writes a blog on the Sipsey Street Irregulars has come forward to say that he was responsible for a blog in which he incites violence and destruction by telling people to go and smash windows, all across the country, at the offices of Democrats who voted for Health Care reform.
- Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-NY) received a telephone call to her offices in which the caller states that the children of those who voted for HealthCare would be assasinated.
- Virginia Rep Tom Perrillo (Dem) had his brother's home address published on-line by Lynchburg Tea Party Organizer Mike Troxel. Troxel mistakenly put out Mr. Perrillo's brother's address, believing it was actually Rep. Perillo's address. He then incited folks to stop by and get close to Mr. Perillo to show them their feelings on his vote for Health Care Reform. Well, someone went to the address posted by Mr. Troxel and slashed the supply line from the large propane gas tank that was in the yard. Another Tea Party Asshole from Danville, Va., Nigel Coleman also published the address. When contacted by authorites about the incident, Coleman was stupid enough to actually try and act surprised, stating "I obviously condemn these actions," he said. "I would hope that people aren't thinking about doing anything crazy. We just wanted people to get close to the congressman and have their voices heard. Violence is not going to answer anything. I'm a little shocked and amazed." You've got to be kidding me. You incite people to go directly to someone's home and confront them, publish their address, and when someone takes you up on, act surprised? You're a fucking liar. You knew damn well what you were doing. What, you think we're all dumb-ass ignorant assholes like you?
- And, lest we forget, B.F.G.T.O.A.A. Limbaugh, stated that folks who voted for Health Care Reform should be chased from office and wiped-out.
- Members of Congress, including Bart Stupak and Louise Slaughter, have received death threats via e-mail and telephone. At least 10 members of Congress now have increased security with them and at their homes.
- Finally, in the doesn't surprise-me-one-bit category, Pathalogical Liar Sarah Palin went on Twitter to say that her Conservative-minded followers should not get discouraged, but should instead RELOAD, and fire everyone who voted for Health Care Reform. She then asked people to see her Facebook Page, in which she posted a map of the US, and put Rifle Target Bulls-eyes over the cities in which she claims she and John McCain carried in the 08 Election.
The only thing I'm going to state here is the obvious. These right wingers need to be dealt with immediately, or sometime, someplace, someone is going to get killed or injured by some extremist lunatic. Inciting violence, and feigning you're shocked when it does should land you in serious legal trouble and/or prison. Right wing extremists are often ignorant, uninformed, racist, angry people. Part of a new poll out there actually has 24% of acknowledged Republicans stating Obama may be the anti-christ, and 33% believe he's doing things Hitler did. This simply reaffirms the obvious about my statements as to their intelligence levels. All of this stems from Republicans who have fanned the flames. They need to be held accountable and must reap what they have sown. At present, their calls for an end to violence has been a day late and a dollar short. Unfortunately, this is nothing new.
Don't say I didn't warn you……"Nuff said for now.


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�I can't tell you how thankful I am for him. He brings such joy to our lives and he has helped me so much in dealing with the loss of Riley. That saying "who rescued who" is so true!!! A few days ago, when I was working with Marley on his exercises, my son told me he knew why I picked him. He said that Marley fills a need to take care of someone….. like I took care of Riley. I don't believe that's true but it made me stop to think.
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Dress Advice for the Mother of the Groom
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Man with two penises writes memoir
A man with two penises has written a tell-all memoir about his condition and lifestyle, news.com.au reported.
The man, who has remained anonymous, has diphallia, a rare medical condition with around 100 confirmed reports since its discovery in 1609, according to Medical Daily. It affects one out of every five and a half million boys in the United States.
With the condition, both penises are able to function on their own. However, men who have diphallia are usually sterile due to congenital defects and are also at a higher risk for developing spina bifida, a condition resulting in malfunction of the vertebrae designed to protect the spinal cord, according to Medical Daily.
In early 2014, the man— who calls himself 'DoubleD***Dude'— revealed his condition in a Reddit AMA ("Ask Me Anything").
He wrote his e-memoir, "Double Header: My Life With Two Penises," because the public had questions that weren't answered in the AMA session, which drew more than 17,000 comments.
"Before I was 'DoubleD***Dude,' no one cared about what I had to say," he told Rolling Stone. "Since then, I've been able to help people who felt alone or lost. I've gotten so many messages from people who need encouragement for one thing or another."


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