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St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Chestnut Hill, hosted its first of "Five Fridays: Concerts for the Community" last Friday, Oct. 26. The featured performer was pianist Alexandre Moutouzkine, one of Astral Artists' brightest young stars.
The Russian-born Moutouzkine's program opened with Beethoven's "Sonata No. 21 in C major" ("Waldstein"), then continued with "Four Etudes" by Alexandre Scriabin and Franz Liszt's "Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9" and closed with Heinemeyer's "Traviata Fantasy," in which he was joined by his brother, Ivan.
Alexandre Moutouzkine's rendition of the Beethoven was both exquisite and powerful. The young pianist balanced the theatricality of the first movement against the lyricism of the second and the rippling delicacy of the third with imagination and conviction.
Moutouzkine's renditions of Scriabin's "Etudes" reminded the impressively large audience of how unfairly neglected this late Russian romantic's music is in current recital programming. I wouldn't wish the elimination of a single score from any program by Scriabin's more popular contemporary, Sergei Rachmaninoff, but I do wish Scriabin's works would join those of Rachmaninoff more frequently.
The Liszt may, indeed, be rather tawdry as serious music goes, but the great Hungarian virtuoso certainly knew how to make the piano sound like an orchestra, and his young Russian-born heir met all of the composer's requirements Friday night.
The next Friday night recital at St. Paul's Church features the Dali Quartet on Nov. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Visit www.fivefridays.org for more information.
The Academy of Vocal Arts will open its season of fully staged operatic productions this Saturday at 7:30 p.m. with the first of three downtown and then two Main Line performances of Rossini's "The Barber of Seville." Philadelphia's all-scholarship school, devoted exclusively to the training of singers, launches its season on the heels of countless students winning international competitions and signing contracts to appear in all of the world's leading opera houses. Its productions truly offer a rare "look and hear" into the future of the opera world.
East Falls' Kevin McDowell, AVA's president and artistic director, mentioned that Opera News included five recent AVA alumni as among the nation's most promising opera singers, and all four of the most recent winners of the Richard Tucker Award are also AVA grads.
But McDowell wasn't wasting time looking backwards. Rather, he's focused on AVA's renovation of the townhouse at 1916 Spruce. It joins the original building at 1920 and the townhouse in the middle at 1918 to form a trio of historic Victorian structures in the heart of center city.
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Two seminal traits characterized Nezet-Seguin's interpretation of Brahms' Fourth Symphony that set it apart from readings familiar to most Philadelphians. I've heard Ormandy, Muti, Sawallisch and Eschenbach lead performances of the four Brahms symphonies, and I'm sure there are members of the orchestra's audiences who go back even further than I do and who recall renditions conducted by Leopold Stokowski.
What struck me most powerfully about Nezet-Seguin's interpretation was its ability to synthesize all those aspects of the Brahms Fourth to produce a reading that was superbly based on the composer's own mastery of both the classical developmental forms inherited from Beethoven and the exquisite lyricism bequeathed by Schubert.
Local favorite Joshua Bell gave a dramatic reading to Bernstein's "Serenade." The Curtis Institute alumnus' score covers the gamut of modern and popular styles, and Bell's sumptuous tone and energized phrasing reminded me of just how marvelous a composer Bernstein was and how fabulous a violinist Bell remains.


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U.S. Navy Lt. Brad Snyder, a U.S. Naval Academy graduate who won two gold medals and a silver medal at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, received the United States Sports Academy's 2012 Juan Antonio Samaranch International Olympic Committee President's Disabled Athlete Award at a U.S. Naval Academy swim meet on Feb. 6.
In Sept. 2011, U.S. Navy Lt. Bradley Snyder was blinded when he stepped on an improvised explosive device in Afghanistan while trying to help victims of another bombing.
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His extraordinary achievements after suffering permanent injuries in battle earned the 28-year-old Snyder the United States Sports Academy's 2012 Juan Antonio Samaranch International Olympic Committee President's Disabled Athlete Award Wednesday. The Academy's Samaranch Disabled Athlete Award is presented annually to an athlete who displays courage and desire in the face of adversity, achieving the goals set forth in sport.
"I greatly appreciate and am deeply honored to receive this award," said Snyder during the presentation of the award Wednesday, Feb. 6 at an U.S. Naval Academy swim meet. Snyder received the award from Al Cantello, a longtime Academy national faculty member and current Navy cross country coach.
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In June, at the U.S. Paralympics Swimming Trials in Bismarck, N.D., Snyder won the 400 free by beating his personal best time by 54 seconds to set the world record among S11 swimmers with a time of 4:35.62. In addition, Snyder set the world record for the 100-meter freestyle.
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The broad case for dividend-paying stocks rests on surging demand for yield, combined with a tight supply of it. Over the next 20 years, as the baby boomers retire, the percentage of the U.S. population the age of 65 and up will double, according to the Census Bureau. Many investors will look to convert savings into income by purchasing investments with cash yields.
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Kinda nervous, I mean, this is my first time.
Innuendos aside, we had a whopping two entries this past week (one of which was technically already submitted). So let's get right to it.
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Halo/Terminator: Crossover Part I & II
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: In this submission, there are unfortunately not a lot of positive notes to touch on. What can be said here is that at least it seems like Michael's read a few grammar textbooks. The story (now that it's correctly formatted) isn't punctuated with awful syntax, misplaced or missing periods, overused exclamation points, and comma whoring. Sentences are simple and, with notable exceptions, don't try to be too ornate (there are a few monster run-ons that seem like they'd be more at home in the NYC subway system than on this site). If nothing else, the author has a good grip of the english language.
Don't Hit the Wall:
Unfortunately, there is precious little else that can be considered good. First off, it's a humongous wall of text. It's taken me days to plow through the whole thing. If this is two parts, why not split it up? There's no clear indication where one part begins or ends.
If only that was the only thing wrong. This story is so full of tropes and clichés that it's hard to keep them all straight. Chief among them is the main character, who shares the author's name and seems considerably powered, even for a Spartan (not to mention that for a while he shares the number 117). He remembers his full name, which fortunately doesn't include the family Flinn, loves peace, and is apparently smarter than Dr. Halsey and stronger than Chief Mendez. He was "too good" for the Spartan program, so was sneaked out and became a regular Marine who climbed the ranks quickly and runs a top-secret group of daredevil/ragtag volunteers, whose actions "make what ODSTs do look like a cakewalk." In short, this character screams "Gary Stu" at a decibel liable to shatter your brain.
The method of the crossover between Terminator and Halo universes is very overused: a freak Slipspace accident transports the human and Covenant survivors to an alternate universe (tachyons are actually used as a reason), where they must band together with the local human forces in order to battle the vicious SkyNet. And speaking of overused, the humans are clever and valiant (or dumb and cowardly), the Elites are unnecessarily violent and abusive towards the lower castes as well as blindly subservient to the Prophets (I wonder if the Grunts are stupid/incompetent and the Jackals bloodthirsty, too?), and the Spartan is in the company of an A.I. who is skilled at hacking and wisecracking (maybe there was a reason Michael had the number 117 at first?).
I really wish there was something else good and/or redeeming about this particular fic, but the truth is that it wouldn't have made it to the fic pick if there had been more than three submissions. Alas, there were not.
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Attack on Installation 06, Part 18
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Jake Trommer
Personally, I'm not that familiar with this series; I only just arrived here, and haven't had time to go through the archives to find and read all the currently ongoing projects. However, I have heard many good things about Jake Trommer's
Attack on Installation 06
story, and I can see from this update that his word-of-mouth (or maybe of-finger) reputation is well deserved.
The characters seem real and believable, even if the idea of a young pilot hitting on his female CO has been run around the block a few times, and the canon characters behave close to their established personalities (Stacker is right on, but the Chief seems a bit too vocal). Jake even does a good job conveying a sense of foreboding (why is it that Stacker can reach Third Squad fine, but seems cut off from the Pelican?) that is like to be a problem later on? It certainly gives me the idea that there's more going on than is seen.
A huge complaint that I have is that this story is short, too short to actually get anything done. We see the characters move around a bit, get a little of the foreshadowing I mentioned above, and even end on a double-cliffhanger; but the story really isn't advanced in a significant or meaningful way. Each chapter should either push the plot forward a full peg (this seems more like a third of a peg) or give us a greater understanding of the setting, world, or character. It doesn't really seem to accomplish this.
So there it is. Congratulations, Jake Trommer!
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Don't worry Raspberry, you did fine
I have to say I agree with your assessment. I couldn't get through the massive, massive Terminator thing, but I was put off by the whole "super chess genius" thing. Also (with apologies to Mr. EnthroneDarkness' Star Wars story) I am not at all a fan of crossovers.
As for Attack on 06, while it was way too short, what was there was very good. I actually liked the flirting thing - it may have been done before, but it was well written.
Congrats to Mr. Trommer!
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Fine review, Cap'n! Fair but firm.
Congrats to Jake.
...now that's some gritty shizzle.
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Hope the terminator story guy continues writing. We may not want to read it...
. Keep writing because I think the potential is there.
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This lady had moved into her apartment about a year ago, and since moving in had experienced numerous phenomena. As a consequence of her experiences, she will be moving out at the end of June.
Upon my arrival, I was greeted by the lady; she is in her late 70's and was retired after a long career in the navy. She was remarkably active both physically and mentally, and I have no reason to doubt her credibility.
Taking her reports on face value, she told me that as examples of what she has been experiencing, within the past two or three months or so, she had experienced the following events:
- Towels which she had left to dry on the towel racks in her bathroom were found neatly folded in the bathtub behind the closed shower curtain, on the other side of the room.
- Articles of clothing which normally would be in drawers in her clothes closet in her bedroom were found neatly stacked on the couch in her living room.
- A collection of about a half dozen pencils which would normally be found in a jar on her desk in her den were found on her night table beside her bed in the bedroom. These pencils were all lined up parallel to the edge of the night table, spaced evenly about a half inch apart, and with the points all pointing in the same direction.
- She heard voices of numerous people coming from her den, although nobody was in there.
- She had been sitting on her couch in her living room. Suddenly a spiral of swirling rainbow light appeared, covering the wall in front of her. This persisted for a minute or so, then faded away.
- She had two guests over, and all three were sitting in the living room talking. Suddenly, the heavy brass ships' bell which she had mounted in a glass cabinet on the other side of the room, rang three times. All three people heard this, but none felt any vibration in the building.
- She had a couple of guests over for dinner. At one point, while they were sitting around the dining room table in the dining room, one of the guests commented on the black and white dog watching them from behind the couch in the living room. The other guest looked over and also commented on the dog. The resident lady could not see any dog. When all three got up to investigate, the dog disappeared. A search of the apartment found no dog; and the resident lady does not own a dog.
- A few weeks ago she spoke to two other residents of the building. They admitted to having had similar experiences, but had been reluctant to talk about them for fear of ridicule.
I also learned that the building is less than ten years old, and previously the site had been occupied by a regional hospital.
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Frances Bean Cobain Trying to Avoid Involvement in Courtney Love Twitter Lawsuit
Courtney Love is well known for putting all of her business, as well as that of others, out on Front Street via her Twitter account. The Hole frontwoman is currently in legal proceedings over a 2010 Twitter tirade, in which the opposing side is trying enlist the help of Frances Bean Cobain, Love's only child with late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain.
According to SPIN, Love is being sued over libelous statements she made about her former lawyer Rhonda Holmes via Twitter, one in particular where she claimed the lawyer had been "bought off." The Hollywood Reporter furthers the story, saying that Holmes' attorneys have served a subpoena to Love's daughter Frances Bean.
The involvement of Frances Bean seems unorthodox, but the case itself is highly unusual. Love will be the first one in the United States to stand trial for a statement made on the popular social networking site. Holmes legal team is likely hoping that Frances Bean would throw her mother "under the bus" after publicly calling for Love to be banned from Twitter -- a move caused when she made false claims that Dave Grohl had tried to seduce her daughter.
Holmes attorneys requested sealed documents from Frances Bean's old custody case and a video deposition from the 19-year old. However, Frances Bean is seeking a protective order from the deposition and is looking to avoid the proceedings completely, claiming she was not under her mother's care at the time of the incident.
Love nearly avoided time in court over a previous Twitter rant against designer Dawn Simorangkir, whom she reportedly called a "drug-pushing prostitute with a history of assault and battery who lost custody of her own child and capitalized on Love's fame before stealing from her," amongst other things. Love settled that case out of court for a mere $430,000, this time she may not be as lucky.


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Dude - listen to all the bros who have paid dearly for this insane addiction. It has a nice shine and vaneer to it: outdoors, good for you, uses the wind, environment friendly, all that stuff.
Here is reality:
* You will become obsessed with the weather. You will gather data for hours, watch all news only for weather, observe all signs of coming wind
* Your schedule will become unpredictable, as you will allways want to keep it open "just in case she blows"
* forget about family, friends - they have no room in the limited time you have to chase the wind.
* forget a career - you can never work after 2pm, as this gets in the way of good solid sessions
* forget about owning a home - you can't afford it, and you can't take care of it
* forget TV - all you will watch are kite vids.
* you will spend hours on bullitin boards discussing the pros and cons of high vs. md. aspect kites.
Save your self and loved ones a lot of trouble - stay away.
If you choose to ingnore this warning, make sure you pack plenty of cold beer for post sesh hang. See you on the water
it sounds like it might not be a bad idea to open a flower shop down at the beach, so when all the kiters are heading home feeling guilty wondering how they're wives / girlfriends are react - they can pick up some flowers to help win some points when they get home.
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Bucs rally but fall to Redskins, 24-22
Roy Cummings,
The Tampa Tribune
, published 1 October 2012
As he watched Redskins kicker Billy Cundiff's 41-yard game-winning field goal rise up and through the uprights early Sunday evening, Buccaneers quarterback Josh Freeman's chin fell to his chest. Freeman's heart no doubt sank, too.
Of the three losses the Bucs have suffered at the hands of NFC East opponents the last three weeks, this 24-22 setback at Raymond James Stadium was by far the most difficult one to swallow.
The Bucs had rallied, after all, Freeman conjuring memories of 2010 by bringing them back from 18 points down in the second quarter to take a 22-21 lead on a 47-yard Connor Barth field goal with 1:42 to play.
All the Bucs needed was for their defense to stand strong one last time against a rookie quarterback who had been on the run since the middle of the second quarter. That stand, though, never materialized.
Unable to stop Robert Griffin III when it mattered most, the Bucs allowed the Redskins to drive 56 yards in seven plays to their own 24-yard line, where Cundiff finished them off. "The fact of the matter is we have to learn how to finish better,'' Gerald McCoy said. "It's as simple as that. If you want to win in this league you have to finish.''
The Bucs have learned that lesson the hard way the last three weeks. They were in position to win going into the last possession against both the Giants and the Cowboys but in each case they failed to finish. It was the Bucs offense that failed to get the job done during the last drive of a 41-34 loss at New York two weeks ago and it was the defense that couldn't get off the field during their 16-10 loss at Dallas last week.
The same situation materialized Sunday, but Greg Schiano believes this game may have been lost long before the Redskins snapped the ball to start their final drive.
"Because you lose at the end you fail to finish but we really didn't do a bunch of stuff before that to put ourselves in a position to win,'' he said. "We didn't play what I envision as Buccaneer football, which is smart football. We had (a lot of) penalties, and there are certain penalties I can live with, but there are others that are inexcusable and we had a few of those today, particularly in the kicking game.''
The Bucs, who are on pace to set a franchise record for most penalties in a season, were flagged 10 times for 107 yards in this game, including twice for 21 yards on two critical third-quarter punt returns. The first forced the Bucs to start a drive at their own 6 while the second forced them to start a drive at their own 15. Both drives sputtered, forcing the Bucs to give the ball back.
All it took, though, was for Freeman to hit on a couple of long throws, the first to Mike Williams for 65 yards and the second to Vincent Jackson for 54, to get the Bucs back in gear. Those two plays set up a 7-yard TD pass to Jackson and a 2-yard touchdown run by LeGarrette Blount that reduced the Redskins lead to 21-19 with 9:41 to play in the fourth quarter.
The Bucs defense followed up by quickly getting the ball back for the offense, which did its part by getting another field goal out of Barth, who had already made good on tries of 50 and 57 yards in the first half. "That's what an NFL kicker is supposed to do — make field goals in the clutch,'' said Barth, who extended his franchise record for consecutive field goals made to 25.
Cundiff has been around the NFL a lot longer than Barth but he's lost the magic Barth has found. He missed two field goal tries of 31 yards earlier in the day and the Bucs were hoping for another miss. That wish didn't come true, though. Instead, Cundiff slid a ball just inside the right upright to redeem himself and leave the Bucs thinking once again as if they had let a winnable game slip away.
"We thought we had it won,'' said Williams, who teamed with Jackson to become the first Bucs receiving duo since 1992 to have 100-yard passing games on the same day. "But to me, it goes back to us starting faster. If we start faster, we win.''
For most everyone else in the Bucs locker room it was a matter of finishing faster, everyone else except Schiano, who couldn't ignore the penalties and missed tackles that let the 'Skins take a lead in the first place.
"We're a team that's going to be around in the fourth quarter and in tight football games, and we need to find a way to win those games,'' Schiano said. "This one, if you don't make all those errors, I don't know. I don't even know what the game looks like. It doesn't matter, because we made the errors and we have to stop playing that way.''


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Nokia has published the above video, showing how the average smartphone can't deal with low levels of light and capture those special moments on film. The Lumia 92x series of Windows Phones and the new Lumia 1020 sport OIS (optical image stabilisation), as well as software and optical improvements to make it possible to use the smartphone camera with little light.
The film shows three excited souls who desire to get their photo taken. What makes it rather humorous is how they're waiting for a vehicle to pass by so they have enough light to take the best shot. Unfortunately that's still not enough and the end result is rather poor each and every time.
Lumia 1020 sample
We'll not go into why Nokia's high-end Windows Phone hardware takes better photos as you've all read it before in more in-depth articles (check out the above example), but it's good to see the company continuing to nail it with marketing campaigns.
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How many people actually do chat on Skype or with friends in tp? Or have any talking experience? I think that anyone who does (and even those who don't, like myself) should make more Youtube videos. This way, people can listen to tp and get some experience in speaking it as a spoken language. Personally, this is what I want to see happen.
jan mute seme li toki kepeken ilo Skype, anu toki? mi pilin e ni: jan li wile pali e sitelen tawa pi toki pona tan ni: jan mute li ken kute tawa toki pona, li ken toki kepeken toki pona. mi wile e ni: jan li toki mute li sitelen lili.


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The Government Performance and Results Act (GPRA) of 1993 is one of the most recent and comprehensive of a number of laws and executive orders directing federal agencies to join the "performance management revolution" already embraced by private industry and many local, state, and national governments. Performance management ensures that daily actions and expenditure of resources are guided by long- and short-term goal setting in pursuit of accomplishing an organization's primary mission, followed by performance measurement and evaluation.
Strategic planning, as required by GPRA, is conducted for the National Park Service as a whole, and by every park, program, and central office to assure each will have its own specific strategic plan. Parks, programs, and central offices engage in strategic planning as a way to manage overall performance, and thereby to achieve better results in their mission of preserving resources and providing for visitor enjoyment.
Through managing for performance, parks identify their long- term goals, establish their annual performance targets, track their progress, and report their accomplishments toward meeting the National Park Service- wide, and the park's, long- term goals.
A park's strategic plan is based on the park's mission goals, General Management Plan, and the Service- wide strategic plan. Strategic plans address both Service- wide and local outcomes, and are approved by the superintendent, with the regional director's concurrence.
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Strategic Plan (2006-2011) (PDF)
Fiscal Year 2007 Annual Performance Plan, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site (PDF)


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Through the years, the Cranston Sports Collectors Show that will turn 37 on Saturday at the West Valley Inn in West Warwick, has been a lot of things to a lot of people.
"Take our (Cranston) Mayor, Alan Fung," said Joe Shekerow, who designed the first show poster and along with Richard Santa Maria has been to and worked all 36 previous shows. "He's been coming to the show since he was a young boy at age 14."
Alan Rosen makes a special trip to Rhode Island from his home in Montvale, N.J., and he brings his wallet.
"One day, (Alan) Rosen spent $125,000 during one part of the show then left and by day's end had spent $248,000," Santa Maria said. "That was by far the largest purchase ever at our show."
For dealers and collectors, the show is always new and interesting turf and yet another way of making new business contacts. For sports fans in general, the Cranston Sports Collectors Show is a Mecca. There's everything for the little kid who wants an autographed football or hockey jersey as well as a large collector/dealer who enjoys trading, bargaining and buying on a much larger scale all in the same day.
The beneficiary of the show is the St. Joseph Men's Guild and Immaculate Conception Church. In fact, ever since Cranston native and chairman Thomas McDonough had the idea for such a show back in 1976, the Cranston Sports Collectors Show has raised over $250,000 for the Roman Catholic parish that's located at 237 Garden Hill Drive in Cranston.
This Saturday's show, which is again being sponsored by the St. Joseph Men's Guild, will run from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and occupy just about every possible nook-and-cranny of the West Valley Inn banquet facility. Parking is free and admission is only $3 per person.
"We will have dealers from every New England state," McDonough announced while also noting that every inch of vendor space is sold out. "I've heard from people in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and even Minnesota who are coming to set up a booth at the show. Through the years, our show has become a New England legend and valued piece of the sports life in Rhode Island."
McDonough believes that's because the show caters to everybody.
"A lot of the dealers and collectors who come here have formed lasting friendships and business relationships," McDonough said. "For some of them, it's almost like a reunion weekend. And you never know what sports celebrity my might show up."
One-time NFL Super Bowl Champion Mark van Eeghen, who starred at Cranston West High and Colgate prior to his pro career and one-time Major League Baseball player and coach Mike Roarke have often been known to attend.
Former Major League Baseball standout Greg Gagne of the and current player Chris Iannetta of the Anaheim Angels, have also attended.
"Greg and Chris come here for a different reason," McDonough said. "Yes, they are certainly celebs; but they're also collectors. That's another thing that makes this show unique."
McDonough is also proud of the contributions made by the members of the guild, like John Murphy, Ralph Almonte, Bob Venditto, Walter McGarry and Rick Putnam. McDonough's wife, Pat, also chips in to make the event a success.


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Building Community
Dear HA members,
We hope our CSA becomes not only a place for picking up farm fresh produce but also a space for engaged Astorians interested in all things fresh and local. We're sorry it has taken a while for us to get going with this project (who knew running a CSA could be this time-consuming?) ;) We hope to begin creating an active space for activities, events and ideas related to improving our community.
Our first post is to share with you some of the things that CSA members are doing in and around Astoria. We hope you can participate in some way or the other! Let us know if you're involved in anything you'd like to share with other members.
Composting at Two Coves Community Garden using CSA scraps!
Our member, Dawn Henning, is trying to support Two Coves Community Garden's composting efforts. She hopes to establish a partnership with Two Coves and Harvest Astoria such that our veggie scraps can be collected and delivered to them to create nutrient-rich compost for their vegetable gardens (veggies turning back into more veggies!) Please contact dawn.henning[at]gmail[dot]com if you'd like to help out.
Greenshores NYC
GSNYC is a coalition of individuals, community groups, and local businesses who have joined together to improve and promote the waterfront parks and shoreline in Astoria and Long Island City. CSA member Dawn Henning helps to organize events and educational activities, and she is also the co-chair of the Street Tree Committee. The Street Tree Committee focuses on providing much needed maintenance work to our neighborhoods' many street trees to ensure their long survival, to beautify our neighborhoods, and to improve the ecological integrity of our watershed. If you're interested in getting involved, please email dawn.henning[at]gmail[dot]com.
The Stolen Chair Theatre Company
The Stolen Chair Theatre Company is transposing the model of community supported agriculture (CSA) to the world of the performing arts. In the CSA model, members invest in a farm at the beginning of the season and then receive their share of the produce that is harvested. In Stolen Chair's case, members will provide "seed money" for the company's development process, and then reap a year's worth of theatrical harvest! We hope this new business model will provide us the financial support we need and provide our members with an opportunity to be emotionally and creatively involved in a community of theatre-goers and -makers. This experiment in fixing the broken arts economy is being supported by an innovation grant from The Field (funded, in part, by the Rockefeller Foundation's Creative Innovation grant), and we'll soon be applying for the last phase of funding. Before we reach this final phase, we'd like to hone our ideas by talking to theatre-goers, CSA members, and fans of our work. This is where you come in!
The Stolen Chair Theatre will be hosting a focus group in the near future. We'll present our plans to you and then invite you to tell us what sticks, what stinks, and what still needs more work. Please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or to reserve your spot.


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By Shawn Langlois
Good morning.
The week leading up to the Christmas break is usually a relatively quiet one. But nowhere near this quiet.
Unless the debate is over gun rights, the scrums across the media and throughout cyberspace don't seem to be quite as heated as usual.
That won't last long, though. It never really does. Inevitably, it's right back to the business at hand. In this case, you can always count on Apple and its legions of followers to distract, befuddle and amuse.
Apple's downgrade from Citigroup is the latest in a series of knocks against the company. Before the late-morning bounce, the stock was poised to open below $500. And in what could be a twist to the "January effect," its prospects for a nice rebound to begin to 2013 may be more than merely Mac cheerleading. More on that below.
Key market gauges: Click here for the premarket action in shares of Apple /quotes/zigman/68270 /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL from the Nasdaq site. Futures on the Dow /quotes/zigman/8750714 DJZ2 and the S&P /quotes/zigman/3102232 SPZ2 are poking into positive territory while Europe /quotes/zigman/2380150 XX:SXXP is retreating.
In Asia, the Nikkei /quotes/zigman/5986735 JP:100000018 logged gains after Japanese voters returned the Liberal Democratic Party to power over the weekend. Read: 'Abe Trade' is expected to flourish in Japan.
The buzz: Worries are bubbling up everywhere ahead of Apple's trading day, summed up by CancunParadise on StockTwits: "I'm off to bed … hopefully i won't wake up to a complete slaughter." Well, "slaughter" might be strong. In fact, even after the bears began to take swipes at the stock, it actually turned positive.
The Zero Hedge blog was one of many to air some mock confusion on Twitter: "Didn't Citi just a few weeks ago assign 3 analysts to make sure AAPL hits $1000?" From another with the handle ThinkingTrades: "$AAPL is done. You don't need a freaking $C analyst to tell this to you after a 200 plunge."
Next stop: $425? Read the technical case on more pain from the Behavioral Macro blog. "Once the fever breaks on a story that is so beloved, sentiment usually doesn't stop deteriorating until the pendulum has overshot to the other side," writes Mark Dow.
It's not all bad news, though. Apple reported that its iPhone 5 sales hit a record in China and Morgan Stanley gave a rosy outlook.
Citigroup /quotes/zigman/5065548 /quotes/nls/c C was also in the spotlight, but the focus was obviously all about the analysts' call, not the stock itself.
Other top-trending tickers include the regular cast of characters: Research in Motion /quotes/zigman/18534 /quotes/nls/rimm RIMM , Facebook /quotes/zigman/9962609 /quotes/nls/fb FB , Amazon /quotes/zigman/63011 /quotes/nls/amzn AMZN and Cisco /quotes/zigman/20039 /quotes/nls/csco CSCO .
The chart of the day: Apple's problem? The law of large numbers, per the The Global Macro Monitor blog. "Apple has to wake up on the first day of every fiscal year and generate annual sales of iPhones, iPads, and iMacs equivalent to Ireland's GDP or a combined Hungary and Morocco. That's a big nut." Here's an illustration that might help put that in perspective.
The call of the day: The so-called January effect is on the way, with a twist this time around, according to Charles Rotblut on the Pragmatic Capitalism blog. Typically, it's the low-price, small-cap stocks that see a bounce at the start of a new year after having been sold for tax purposes in December.
But with the fiscal-cliff uncertainty, a large-cap version could be on the way. Using his screener, he came up with eight stocks to watch: Apple /quotes/zigman/68270 /quotes/nls/aapl AAPL , Capital One Financial Corp. /quotes/zigman/142838 /quotes/nls/cof COF , Franklin Resources /quotes/zigman/226981 /quotes/nls/ben BEN , Harris Corp. /quotes/zigman/228828 /quotes/nls/hrs HRS , M&T Bank Corp. /quotes/zigman/220191 /quotes/nls/mtb MTB , Quanta Services /quotes/zigman/210980 /quotes/nls/pwr PWR , U.S. Bancorp /quotes/zigman/278238 /quotes/nls/usb USB and Williams Cos. /quotes/zigman/246527 /quotes/nls/wmb WMB .
Of course, he added this caveat: "Be sure you like the long-term prospects, as there is no guarantee a January effect will lift these stocks. The data may fit the theory, but there is always the risk of the theory not working in reality."
Random reads: Gun rights advocates steer clear of Sunday talks shows, according to a roundup from The L.A. Times, including videos in which Michael Bloomberg pounds the table on his call for action, and one Texas Republican says things would have been different if the principal could have whipped out her M4.
"It is a bizarre, weirdly narcissistic notion that is totally unhinged from any of our history." The Talking Points Memo blog examines Newtown, CT's failed attempts at placing limits on "extreme gun-owning" in a post entitled "In search of the guns & freedom unicorn."
After airing out his own thoughts on the shootings, Joshua Brown of The Reformed Broker blog offered up "seven ways to make 2013 your most productive year ever," with the following tips: hire somebody, don't answer emails, and listen to more rap music, at least on your way to the office.
The worst CEOs of 2012, from Businessweek, which pointed to Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg as almost having made the cut.
Take a tour of the top 10 housing markets for 2013, courtesy of 24/Wall Street.
Finally, it's easy not to, but let's focus on the positives. Here's "why 2012 was the best year ever," according to The Spectator. (h/t @JustinWolfers).
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Customer Success Story: Data Management Company, Memeo, Now Spends Zero Time Managing Their EmailCarly Brantz
"We used to spend a few hours per week focused on managing our ESP and on peripheral tasks around server maintenance to ensure delivery. Now we spend none." –Ross Eltherington, VP of Operations
Data management company, Memeo provides easy to use backup, sync and sharing solutions for SMBs and enterprises. With over 22 million customers worldwide, their tools are used by some of the largest brands in the industry including Amazon, Sony, HP and Western Digital.
Memeo's new product Memeo C1 launched in December 2012 provides users with the ability to securely sync and access files across their computers and mobile devices while allowing IT admins to maintain maximum control. In order for the product to work, users have to receive their email communications 100% of the time. These email communications include account creation and validation notices, company-wide activity and data usage stats, and security alerts–all critical for the viability of Memeo C1. However, as their user base and subsequent email volume grew, Memeo's ESP couldn't ensure delivery of their mail nor could they support the need for the number of dynamic email templates required to send their transactional email streams. When blacklisting issues started to impair their product reliability, they knew they had to make a switch.
Memeo decided to switch to SendGrid's cloud email service based on a valued recommendation. Integration only took a couple of hours and soon after, their blacklisting issues disappeared. Their current email delivery rate is now 93% and unlike before, they spend zero time and resources maintaining email servers and chasing down email delivery failures. They can even whitelabel their service and customize their email templates to suit their business needs.
To learn more about how Memeo benefitted from switching to SendGrid and how you can too, read their case study.


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The 44th Annual Christmas Festival of Music and Readings at Wabash College will be held this Wednesday evening, December 7, in the Chapel. The Festival will begin at 8:00 pm. Preludial music of the season will commence around 7:30.
The Christmas Festival, which started at Wabash in 1969, alternates performances of musical numbers, congregational hymns, and several readings from scripture. It is modeled on the King's College Festival of Lessons and Carols at Cambridge University in England.
The Festival is free and open to everyone. Dress is completely casual. Please come as you are.
This year the Festival will feature various musical groups, including the Brass Ensemble, Wamidan, the Wamidan Children's Ensemble, the T-Tones, and the Wabash College Glee Club. There will also be a vocal solo by Abigail Gillan, and a piano duet by John Murrell and David Gunderman. Organ music will be performed by Zach Rohrbach and Cheryl Everett.
The readers for the evening will include Sam Rocha, Wally Novak, Christie Byun, André Adeyemi, Jill Lamberton, John Holm, Steven Henke, Alison Kothe, Zach Rohrbach, and Joe Emmick.
Following the Festival, there will be reception in the Sparks Center, catered by Bon Appetit.


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Leeds was granted its first charter by Maurice Paynel in 1207, and this led to the creation of Briggate, a wide street, lined with houses and shops with gardens behind. At the northern end of Briggate, at right angles to it was the Head Row, so-called because of its situation at the 'Head' of the town. It appears on the earliest surviving plan of Leeds made in 1560. The Head Row formed the northern boundary of the medieval town; beyond were the open fields. Originally, it would have followed the line of one of the 'headlands', which gave access to the fields.
From the junction with Briggate the street slopes downwards to the east towards Lady Bridge over Sheepscar Beck, where it becomes 'the Street', the road leading eastwards to York. Westwards it climbs to Burley Bar on Butts Hill, and then slopes downwards again towards the west, where it links up to 'the Street', the road into town from Kirkstall Abbey and Wharfedale. The 1560 map shows that unlike Briggate, which had deliberately been made wide enough to accommodate the market, the Head Row was very narrow. Until the 1930s, when it was widened, it was no more than 8 yards wide.
Burley Bar marked the north western limit of the medieval township. It was important to mark the boundaries of the town: those living within them were granted privileges, like paying lower tithes, free delivery of letters within the township and exemption from jury service at York
. Butts Hill, was so-called because it was near the place where the medieval townsmen practised their archery. It was also known as Merryboys Hill. The original name is remembered in Butt's Court.
The 1560 plan shows both sides of the Upper Head Row lined with buildings. Like Briggate, houses on the Head Rows would have fronted onto the street, with gardens or 'backsides' behind. One of these was Rockley Hall, which was situated at the junction of the Head Row with Vicar Lane. As the population of the town grew, the gardens behind the large houses became congested with cottages and outbuildings.
On the north side of the Head Row was a one and a half acre croft owned by Thomas Wade, who in 1530 founded a charity and directed that rents from his lands on the Head Row should 'remain and go to the use of mending, upholding, and keeping up the highways about Leeds'. The charity was administered by the Trustees of Wade's charity, and in 1893, as the result of a hearing in the High Court, it was decided that the charity's funds could be used for buying land for public parks and open spaces. The Garden of Rest in Merrion Street, and Middleton Park were both financed by funds from Wade's charity. The photograph shows properties on the site in 1928.
Towards the western end of the Lower Head Row, near the junction with Vicar Lane was the chantry of St. Mary Magdalen, founded by William Evers, Vicar of Leeds, in 1470. Thoresby, writing in 1716 says that in the registers of St. Peter's Church (the Parish Church) there is a mention of a 'Chapel at the Head Row' which had been converted to a private house, but he could find no other evidence of it.
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Mark's Delightful (and Delicious!) West Village Home
Name: Mark Wynsma
Location: West Village — Manhattan, New York
Size: 475 square feet
Years lived in: 2 years — rent
Bright, colorful and filled to the brim with charm, Mark has transformed a standard run of the mill white walled rental into a vibrant home. From first glance into the entry way, it is clear that the home has been thoughtfully put together and showcases a love for design - and for color! One of the suggestions to renters I hear most frequently is to treat your rental like a home and put in the effort to make it yours. This home is a perfect example of that advice at work. From top to bottom, Mark has put in that effort and made this space warm and personal.
While the entry way is small in size, it makes a big impact with its bright walls, artwork and arrangement of lovely vintage vases and bowls. Strategic placement of a painting hides the fuse box from view. In this bright and colorful home, the vibe is chic, friendly and comfortable.
From the wall colors (chosen with confidence), to the selection and installation of the bathroom sink (done on his own late into the night just before his family was due to visit), to the knobs on his closet (repurposed sink knobs previously from a restaurant), the design of the space has been a labor of love on Mark's part. Given how it all came together so well, I was surprised when Mark told me that this was his first foray into home decor. Though he did admit that as a child, he managed to convince his parents into painting one of their previously white walls a vibrant red. This type of natural inclination towards color makes sense in someone who is now so adept at using paint to sculpt out visual space.
There are no window frames. I taped off two inches around each window and painted a white frame around them . . . it made a world of difference!
To hear Mark, pastry chef at Commerce Restaurant in the West Village, talk about the work he has put into his various home improvement projects - major (appliance installation) to minor (painting the hardware on the front door to better offset the red color) - calls to mind a quote from Charles Eames. "The details are not the details. They make the design."
Though all the rooms, are lovely and cheerful, the main room: an open kitchen and adjoining living room, is the place to be. Bowls filled with hand selected fresh fruits and vegetables are ready for eating. Open shelves display an eclectic array of dishes along side an arsenal of hanging pots and pans, a favorite being the vintage copper piece discovered in a Paris flea market. Between the open layout and personality on display, this a home perfect as a gathering place for friends.
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My Style: Urban Eclectic
Inspiration: New York City, specifically the West Village. I am always finding a new store, cafe, or restaurant while wandering around my neighborhood, it's ever changing. I draw inspiration from the majestic pre-war brownstones and the pops of color from their pots of flowers, window boxes, and brightly painted front doors. I regularly find myself going into clothing stores in the city not to check out the merchandise, but to look at how they have staged their space and am often jealous of the great vintage pieces of furniture they find! I also draw inspiration from my childhood. My mother has always been an avid gardener and has shown me how much life can be added by bringing the outdoors into a living space.
Favorite Element: It's the small things I appreciate the most about this apartment. I live in a corner apartment with 6 unobscured windows (the 7th faces another building, however I still get light through it) and two real bedrooms that both fit at least a full size bed with really good amount of closet space ( in terms of New York City standards). I have seen many apartments in the west village where most are not as functional as mine e.g. one bedroom is the size of a small walk in closet, railroad spaces (you have to walk through one bedroom to get to the other), a blocked view from the windows that directly face surrounding buildings, or having a huge electric meter in the middle of a wall (yes, the ones mounted on the side of most peoples houses) hanging out in the kitchen, hallway, or dining room.
Biggest Challenge: Making a very uninteresting "standard" apartment visually aesthetic without changing too much (because of the buildings regulations). When I moved in, it was your standard beige walls, no trim around the windows, no moldings or interesting wood work, budget oak kitchen cabinets, and a bathroom sink and mirror combo I hope they got a hell of a deal on.
What Friends Say: "Wow . . . great colors!" or "What are you doing baking? You should be an interior designer."
Biggest Embarrassment: By far, the bathroom door. The building's super did a bootleg job installing the previous bathroom sink and had to carve a little notch in the bathroom door so it would close without hitting the overhang of the sink. I carefully selected a sink I thought would clear the path of door, however, the measurements on the website where I bought the sink where a few inches off. The gap went from being about an inch in length to 5 inches in length.
Proudest DIY: Installing the bathroom sink with no clue about plumbing on a time restraint (I started at 2:00 am when my family from California and Michigan were flying in at 9:00 am) . . . yeah, that was a fun night.
Biggest Indulgence: Flowers . . . I really enjoy having fresh cut flowers around all year long.
Best Advice: Two pieces of advice: Don't work against the things you dislike about your space. . . find a way to use it to your advantage. And, color is your friend! The great thing about paint is that it can be painted over, so put all of the reservations aside . . . and just go for it!
Dream Sources: ABC Home, Design Within Reach, Room & Board, Lafontsee Galleries, Porte de Clignancourt flea market, Restoration Hardware, The Rug Company, Olde Good Things, & Modern50.com
Resources of Note:
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Jamaica Bay
• Lamp: Pottery Barn
• Houndstooth Chair: Room & Board
• Photograph: YellowKorner Soho
• Pillows & Throw: Jonathan Adler
• Coffee Table: CB2
• Leather Trunk: Vintage, found on the street
• Sofa: Vintage piece found on eBay
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Chocolate Sparkle
• Kitchen Island: Vintage found on eBay
• Tolix Stool: Design Within Reach
• Ghost Chair: Design Within Reach
• Counter Stools: Crate & Barrel
• Lighting: Restoration Hardware
• Vintage Copper Pot: Porte de Clignancourt Flea Market, Paris, France
• Rice Bowls: Pearl River Market
• Espresso Machine: Williams Sonoma
• Cutting Board: La Petite Cuisine, Versailles, France
• Cake Stand: Crate & Barrel
• Vintage US Navy Dishes: Fish's Eddy
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Silver Hill
• Platform Bed: EQ3
• Lighting: The Conran Shop @ ABC Home
• Wooden Deer Head: Vintage, Thailand
• Ink on Paper: Kristopher Jones for Lafontsee Galleries
• Underwater Print: Samantha French on Etsy
• Floor Mirror: IKEA
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Thyme Green
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Midnight Dream
• Paint: Behr Premium Plus in Yam
Thanks, Mark!
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Last year, I did notice that the whole sagging thing was showing signs of dying on the vine. I began seeing students who used to sag that were not doing it so much anymore. I began to hope against hope that this fashion catastrophe's days might be numbered. It turns out that I was premature in my wishful thinking.
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I am writing to you to inform you that I had to send Numbskull to the office today due to his constantly sagging pants. It has become a daily dance between Numbskull and myself concerning the fact that he comes in every day with his pants sagging so low, I really cannot figure out how he keeps them from falling to his ankles. I have grown tired of being subjected to the sight of Numbskull's undergarments, especially after so many prior warnings. The problem also is that not only do I have to warn him about his pants on a daily basis when he walks into the classroom, I then have to give him repeated warnings throughout the class period, as he usually never pulls them all the way up, or even if he actually does, he wears the pants so loosely that in no time, they are sagging right back where they were.
Numbskull has received more than enough warning from me about his pants, to no avail. From here on out, I will be sending him to the office every day he walks into my classroom with his pants sagging so that the office can give him a belt or rope to help him hold his pants up.
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...please DO send him and others to the front office. Coincidentally, we discussed this matter at this morning's School Climate Committee since it was a topic that was brought to us by your colleagues. We have decided to take a hard stance on the matter. We will be asking students to leave their pants with us after changing into their P.E. shorts or sweatpants. We've discovered that many of the students are already wearing gym shorts underneath their sagging oversized or undersized skinny jeans....Again, I sent this email on Tuesday, I was out yesterday (my son had a fever), and I was back today (Thursday). Fourth period rolled around today, and guess who walked in with his pants sagging below his butt cheeks, and his undergarments exposed for the world to see? He wasn't even halfway through the doorway when I told him to turn around and go to the office to get his pants fixed. He began to argue with me, but I told him I didn't even want to hear it; just go to the office. I called the office to let them know he was on his way and why.
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