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Still Running the Race That Almost Wasn’t
By BRAD SPURGEON OCT. 12, 2012
The Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel leading the pack at the inaugural South Korean Grand Prix in 2010. The race was run amid a deluge, after the start was delayed because of rain. Even then, conditions were so dangerous that the first 17 laps were a procession behind a safety car. Credit Ahmad Yusni/European Pressphoto Agency
The inaugural South Korean Grand Prix was the closest that any of the recent new Formula One races came to not happening.
But two years later, it will stage its third edition this weekend, and the race has been confirmed for 2013.
Although a five-year deal to start in 2010 was signed in 2006, the race did not appear on the provisional calendars issued in 2009. Not until the final calendar, in September 2009, was it included. But the doubts did not end there.
And despite a booming car industry, auto racing had begun in the country only a couple of decades earlier, and its most popular form was road-car racing, with Super 6000, a kind of stock-car racing, being the highest level, rather than Formula One’s open-wheel version.
But one by one, the fears began to dissolve as Formula One personnel and media arrived in South Korea. First, the bullet-train ride from Seoul to the circuit was as easy and comfortable as a long commute. Second, Mokpo and the love motels, as odd and inappropriate as they might seem to the high fliers of Formula One, were not only workable, but Mokpo — a vacation town — had done all it could to greet Formula One, even staging a street festival with several sound stages and live bands to coincide with the Grand Prix. The shuttle service between the track and the town worked, with taxis as an alternative.
For that first race, however, the track remained the least “finished” of the new Formula One tracks that had cropped up over the previous dozen years, and its design was the least impressive. But it was indeed ready.
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Accelerate : the science behind DevOps : building and scaling high performing technology organizations (Book, 2018) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1044778638 Title: Accelerate : the science behind DevOps : building and scaling high performing technology organizations Author: Nicole Forsgren; Jez Humble; Gene Kim Publisher: Portland, Oregon : IT Revolution, [2018] ISBN/ISSN: 9781942788331 1942788339 OCLC:1044778638
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Plasma homocysteine levels in obese and non-obese subjects with or without hypertension; its relationship with oxidative stress and copper. - PubMed - NCBI
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowClin Biochem. 2003 Jul;36(5):405-8.Plasma homocysteine levels in obese and non-obese subjects with or without hypertension; its relationship with oxidative stress and copper.Konukoğlu D1, Serin O, Ercan M, Turhan MS.Author information1Istanbul University, Biochemistry Department of Cerrahpasa Medical Faculty, Istanbul, Turkey. dkonuk@yahoo.comAbstractOBJECTIVES: The relationship between plasma total Homocysteine (tHcy) and oxidative stress and plasma levels of lipids, insulin and copper levels were investigated in obese and nonobese hypertensives.DESIGN AND METHODS: Plasma tHcy levels were determined by an enzyme immunoassay method. Plasma lipid peroxidation levels were measured as thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) by spectrophotometric methods. Plasma levels of copper and insulin were measured by atomic absorption spectrophotometer and electrochemiluminescence method, respectively.RESULTS: Plasma tHcy, copper and insulin levels did not differ in nonobese hypertensives compared to nonobese normotensives. Plasma TBARS levels were significantly increased in nonobese hypertensives when compared to nonobese normotensives (p < 0.001). Plasma tHcy, TBARS, copper and fasting insulin levels were significantly higher in obese normotensives and hypertensives than in nonobese normotensives and hypertensives, respectively (for each comparison; p < 0.001). There was a significant difference in plasma tHcy, TBARS and copper levels between obese subjects with or without hypertension (for each comparison p < 0.01). The univariate analyses demonstrated a significant positive correlation between tHcy and TBARS (coefficient +/- SE, 0.411 +/- 0.115, p < 0.01) and copper (coefficient +/- SE, 0.425 +/- 0.135, p < 0.01) in obese subjects. In a multivariate regression analysis in obese subjects tHcy was positively correlated with TBARS (coefficient +/- SE, 0.480 +/- 0.155, p < 0.01) and copper (coefficient +/- SE, 0.486 +/- 0.140, p < 0.01).CONCLUSIONS: We hypothesize that in the presence of other traditional risk factors, Hcy may have a permissive role in the endothelium damage even within the normal range and this role may be related to free radical generating systems. Therefore, modest elevation of plasma Hcy may causally be involved in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis and/or cardiovascular disease.PMID: 12849875 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesComparative StudyMeSH TermsCopper/blood*Homocysteine/blood*HumansHypertension/blood*Hypertension/etiologyInsulin/bloodLipids/bloodMiddle AgedObesity/blood*Obesity/complicationsOxidative Stress*Thiobarbituric Acid Reactive Substances/analysisSubstancesInsulinLipidsThiobarbituric Acid Reactive SubstancesHomocysteineCopperLinkOut - more resourcesFull Text SourcesElsevier ScienceOther Literature SourcesAccess more work from the authors - ResearchGateMedicalHigh Blood Pressure - MedlinePlus Health InformationObesity - MedlinePlus Health InformationMiscellaneousCOPPER, ELEMENTAL - Hazardous Substances Data BankPubMed Commons home

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'Aliens tried to save America from nuclear war': UFOs shot at missiles in White Sands to protect Earth, claims former astronaut Comment made by Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon He says UFO stories from high-ranking military officials back up claim 'Test missiles were frequently shot down by alien spacecraft,' he said By
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Aliens came to Earth to stop a nuclear war between America and Russia, according the bizarre claim of a former astronaut.Edgar Mitchell, the sixth man to walk on the moon, says high-ranking military officials witnessed alien ships during weapons tests throughout the 1940s.The UFOs, he says, were spotted hovering over the world's first nuclear weapons test which took place on July 16, 1945 in the desolate White Sands deserts of New Mexico.Scroll down for video Edgar Mitchell (left), the sixth man to walk on the moon, says high-ranking military sources witness alien ships hovering during weapons tests. The UFOs, he says, were seen during the world's first nuclear weapons test which took place on July 16, 1945 in the desolate White Sands deserts of New MexicoThe Nasa veteran has regularly spoken about his belief in aliens ever since he landed on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 14 mission in 1971.'White Sands was a testing ground for atomic weapons - and that's what the extra-terrestrials were interested in,' the 84-year-old Texan told Mirror Online. RELATED ARTICLES
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'They wanted to know about our military capabilities. 'My own experience talking to people has made it clear the ETs had been attempting to keep us from going to war and help create peace on Earth.'Dr Mitchell says stories from people who manned missile bases during the 20th Century back up his claims. Edgar Mitchell, a veteran of the Apollo 14 mission in 1971, says stories from people who manned missile bases during the 20th Century back up his claims. 'Other officers from bases on the Pacific coast told me their [test] missiles were frequently shot down by alien spacecraft,' he said'Other officers from bases on the Pacific coast told me their [test] missiles were frequently shot down by alien spacecraft,' he said.He previously said supposedly real-life ET's were similar to the traditional image of a small frame, large eyes and head.He claimed our technology is 'not nearly as sophisticated' as theirs and 'had they been hostile', he warned 'we would be been gone by now'.Nick Pope, a former Ministry of Defence UFO researcher, told DailyMail.com that Dr Mitchell's comments are all based on second-hand reports.'Even where Mitchell's sources are genuine, how do we know they have access to classified information about UFOs?' asks Pope. 'White Sands was a testing ground for atomic weapons - and that's what the extra-terrestrials were interested in,' the 84-year-old told Mirror Online. 'My own experience talking to people has made it clear the ETs had been attempting to keep us from going to war and help create peace on Earth.'UFO believers say it's no coincidence that aliens showed up very shortly after we'd developed atomic weapons and rocket technology, as this is when they were alerted to the threat we pose to the wider cosmos.'Ironically, governments have sometimes secretly promoted belief in UFOs, because if someone sees a secret prototype aircraft or drone, it's much better to have it reported as a flying saucer than recognised for what it is,' said Pope. 'None of this is to say that there haven't been some genuinely fascinating and unexplained UFO sightings around nuclear facilities and military bases, but just because a UFO sighting is unexplained, it doesn't follow that it's extraterrestrial.''In a final irony, the very conspiracy theorists who believe Edgar Mitchell when he talks about aliens don't believe him when he talks about his moon mission, because they think it was all done on a film set.' This image was taken during the Apollo 14 mission in February 1971 of US astronauts Alan Shepard (left) and Edgar Mitchell (right). The Apollo XIV mission, the third mission to land on the moon, was launched on January 31, 1971 and landed on the moon on February 5, 1971Dr Mitchell, who has a Bachelor of Science degree in aeronautical engineering and a Doctor of Science degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics also says the Roswell cover up was real.'This is really starting to open up,' he told a radio show several years ago. 'I think we're headed for real disclosure and some serious organisations are moving in that direction.'Officials from Nasa were quick to play the comments down.In a statement at the time, a spokesman said: 'Nasa does not track UFOs. Nasa is not involved in any sort of cover up about alien life on this planet or anywhere in the universe.'Dr Mitchell is a great American, but we do not share his opinions on this issue.' MARTIAN CIVILISATION WAS WIPED OUT BY ALIENS, CLAIMS PHYSICIST While Edgar Mitchell may believe aliens attempted to save Earth from nuclear war, others have claimed ET has proved it. Earlier this year, physicist Dr John Brandenburg said he believes an ancient civilisation on Mars was wiped out by a nuclear attack from another alien race.Dr Brandenburg says ancient Martians known as Cydonians and Utopians were massacred in the attack - and evidence of the genocide can still be seen today. Back in 2011 the scientist first postulated that the red colour on Mars could have been due to a naturally occurring thermonuclear explosion.'The Martian surface is covered with a thin layer of radioactive substances including uranium, thorium and radioactive potassium - and this pattern radiates from a hot spot on Mars,' he told Fox News at the time. 'A nuclear explosion could have sent debris all around the planet.'But since then he has advanced his theory to the level that he now no longer thinks it was a naturally occurring explosion - but rather one planned by an intelligent alien race.According to Vice, the conclusion of his latest paper says that nuclear isotopes in the atmosphere resembling hydrogen bomb tests 'may present an example of civilisation wiped out by a nuclear attack from space.' Earlier this year, physicist Dr John Brandenburg said an ancient civilisation on Mars was wiped out by a nuclear attack from another alien race. He claims there is evidence for two nuclear explosions on the red planet (image from his paper shown) Read more:

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Great for lunch - Bountiful Bread
Ranked #57 of 687 Restaurants in Albany
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I love going here for lunch during the workweek. Great sandwiches, LOTS of build-your-own salad options (all very fresh ingredients) and an amazing bakery. It gets crowded around noon, but the wait for a table is usually very quick -- or you can get your order to-go.
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Creoteam, Owner at Bountiful Bread, responded to this review, November 11, 2013
Thank you for the great review. We appreciate the feedback, and we look forward to serving you again soon.
The food here is worth the occasional wait. The sandwiches and soup are very delicious. I particularly love the tomato pesto. Also chech out the size of the cookies!!! Usually grab a pastry platter for special occasions and its always a big hit.
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BOOM. Thanks for the great review. We have some really fun Fall items starting to roll in. Today, we hard Caramel Apples (Indian Ladder Apples, no less), Pumpkin Whoopie Pies, etc.
I have always been a big fan of bountiful bread and often recommend it to people. I have recently found out I have to follow a gluten free diet. When I went in to get the quart of soup I was asked what kind of bread I wanted with it. I said I couldn't have any since I can't have gluten. The girl was incredibly rude and said well there are no substitutes and you don't get a discount. I don't know where that came from I was simply stating why I couldn't have it. I was fine paying full cost but after such rude customer service I really don't see a value in paying $10 for a quart of soup.
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Dear Sara2B:
I am very sorry about your experience. I sent a private message with my cell phone number, and I would like to speak with you about the details.
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This place is amazing! I've been on four successive Wednesdays for their Beef on Weck sandwich special. The sandwich is top notch, beef melts in your mouth and the bread...OMG! They also have delicious looking pastries, cookies, cakes, etc. if you are lucky Cherry Almond layer cake is to die for.
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Thanks for the great review. The Beef on Weck is, for sure, one of our most popular specials. It's one of my favorites, too. Thanks for coming to Bountiful, and thanks for your support.
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In this paper, we propose a knowledge acquisition method EMCUD which can elicit embedded meanings of the initial knowledge provided by domain experts. EMCUD also helps experts to decide uncertainty… (More)
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PURPOSE To evaluate the effectiveness of three-phase spiral computed tomography (CT) for the evaluation of nodular hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC). MATERIALS AND METHODS Images obtained at… (More)
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by Robert Schumann, Henry Pleasants (Editor)Robert Schumann
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By Robert Schumann, Henry Pleasants
Copyright © 1965 Henry Pleasants
ISBN: 978-0-486-14309-5
Études, Opus 125
GAIETY, REPOSE AND GRACE, the characteristics of the art of the ancients, are also characteristic of the school of Mozart. As the Greek pictured his thundering Jupiter with a smiling countenance, so Mozart withheld his bolts of lightning.
A real master nurtures no pupils, only other masters. It is ever with a sense of awe that I have approached the works of Mozart, whose influence was so great and so extensive. Should this clear way of thinking and poetizing give way to something more formless and mystical, as suggested by the forces whose shadows now encroach upon all the arts, let us not forget the beautiful epoch which Mozart dominated and which Beethoven then shook until it shuddered in every joint, conceivably not entirely without his Prince Wolfgang's sanction. The throne was subsequently occupied by Carl Maria von Weber and a couple of foreigners. Since their withdrawal from the scene, people everywhere have grown more and more confused, and toss now in an uneasy, classic-romantic semi-sleep.
Time was when artists who seemed to have reached their peak were advised to continue anonymously, since what might be regarded as progress in a younger, unknown artist could be counted against the established and the famous as a sign of failing creative power. If this were also to mean that music long regarded as significant because of its association with a famous name were no longer to be a stimulus to associative error, then the critic would be guilty either of guessing or presumption if he claimed to have identified a culminating peak. How, after Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, for instance, could the critic have anticipated an Eighth or Ninth? The artist, on the other hand, even while continuing to strive onward and upward, would always regard the last, just completed work as this culminating point.
It would be untruthful to rank the work under discussion as equal in beauty to those from Opus 60 to Opus 80, where all the creative forces governed harmoniously. It is still the same stream, to be sure, still majestic and imposing, but already broadening out to be received by the sea, the mountains receding, and the banks no longer restraining the current within a flowering channel. But all honour to it in its course, and let us remember how once it took the world about it to its bosom and faithfully reflected it!
With music developing so rapidly, a phenomenon unexampled in other arts, it must be inevitable that even the best works seldom remain a subject of conversation for longer than a decade. That many of the younger talents forget so quickly and so ungratefully that they are building on foundations laid by others is merely an example of the intolerance of youth, characteristic of the young in every epoch.
As young as I am, I prefer to have nothing on my conscience or in common with a certain Florestan, so-called, if also greatly beloved. Ah, Florestan! If you were a great king and lost a battle, and your subjects ripped the purple from your shoulders, would you not cry out to them in anger: 'Ungrateful wretches!'?
O! dear Eusebius, you make me laugh! And if everyone were to set his clock back, the sun will still rise as usual.
As much as I admire your way of allotting everything its proper place, I find you a romanticist at heart—although not without a certain reverence for names, which time will cure.
Really, old man, if some had their way, we would soon be back in the good old days when you had your ears boxed for putting your thumb on a black key.
For the time being, however, I shall not go into the misguidedness of some of your enthusiasms. Let's concentrate on the work itself.
Methods and pedantry may bring rapid progress, but it is one-sided and trivial. O! What sinners you teachers are! With your Logier contrivances you force the buds to premature blossom, or, like falconers, you pluck your pupils' feathers so that they may not fly too high. Guides you should be, showing the way, but not for ever tagging along.
Even with Hummel's School of Piano I began to have my doubts about whether he, fine virtuoso that he was in his time, was also the best pedagogue for those who came after him. Along with much that was useful went much that was aimless and mere padding; along with good advice went much that was simply stultifying. That the musical examples he chose were all by Hummel I readily forgave. One knows one's own things best, and can choose more readily and more appropriately. What I failed to realize was that Hummel had simply not kept up with the times. Maturity—and these études—have taught me better.
Études, Davidsbündler, are studies, i.e. they should help one learn to do what one has not been able to do before.
The estimable Bach, who knew a million times more than we imagine, was the first to write for pupils, but he began so prodigiously that not until many years later was he recognized as the founder of a rigorous but thoroughly sound school, and then only by a few who had, in the meantime, made progress on their own.
His son, Carl Philipp Emanuel, inherited lovely talents. He refined and sharpened, adding melody and song to the predominant harmony and figuration, but never approached his father as a creative musician. As Mendelssohn once said, 'It was as if a dwarf were to appear among giants.'
Clementi and Cramer followed. Because of his contrapuntal, often cold music, the former found little sympathy among the young. Cramer was preferred because of the bright clarity of his études. There were others to whom one granted certain, more specialized virtues, but only Cramer was held to provide an allround schooling for head and hand.
But then it appeared desirable to provide something for the heart, too. It was recognized that the empty monotony of these études often did damage. It was also recognized, thank God, that one did not have to learn them, goose-like, one after another in order to chalk up progress. The excellent Moscheles composed interesting, illustrative pieces, which also engaged the imagination. And then came Hummel.
Eusebius, I tell you frankly that these études came along a few years too late. When you have plenty of ripe fruit, do you offer the pleading child bitter roots? Guide the child straight to the rich world of Hummel's earlier compositions, and let him partake of the spirit and fantasy that play there in a thousand inviting colours.
Who would deny that most of these études are conceived by a master's hand, that they are perfect in their fashion, that each enjoys a certain distinctive physiognomy, and that, finally, they all derive from that sovereign assurance that only long years of experience can give? Lacking is beauty in the work itself, which we hope might so enchant the young that they would forgive its difficulties—in other words, the stimulus of imagination.
Believe me, Eusebius, if theory—to use your own metaphor—is the accurate but at the same time lifeless mirror which dumbly reflects the truth but which, without the animate object, remains inanimate, then imagination is the blindfolded fortune-teller, from whom nothing is withheld, and who is often most delightful in her errors.—But what do you say to all this, Master?
My young friends, you are both wrong. A famous name has made the one a captive, the other a rebel. How does it go in Goethe's Westöstlicher Divan—
Was sich schweigend nur entfaltet—
Lieb' ich doch das schöne Gute
Wie es sich aus Gott gestaltet
(As if twere on a name it stood,
All that which silently unfolds—
I'll take the beautiful and good
As God creates and God beholds.)
OUR ADDRESS from the editor's throne shall be brief. It is an old journalistic custom to greet the New Year with fine promises, although not even the journalist can exert any firm control over what the year may bring. Whether we have fulfilled promises already given, or lived up to expectations—which, according to our far-reaching plans, were considerable—is not for us to judge. An acknowledgment of the youth of the venture may also imply such censure as may be warranted. Such body and spirit as heaven may grant shall remain essentially the same. A word of explanation, however, about the continuation of the critical section of these pages is in order.
An age dominated by the custom of exchanging compliments is nearing its end. We confess that there was no desire on our part to contribute to its resuscitation. Whoever will not dare to attack what is bad in a thing can only half defend what is good.—You artists, and particularly you composers, have no idea how happy we have been when we could greet your work with truly unmeasured praise. We know only too well the language appropriate to the discussion of our art; it is the language of benevolence. But with the best will in the world the encouragement or the restraint of the talented as well as the untalented cannot always proceed—benevolently.
In the short period of our activity we have learned a lot. Our basic policy was set forth at the outset. It is simple: to be remindful of older times and their works and to emphasize that only from such a pure source can new artistic beauties be fostered; at the same time to oppose the trends of the more recent past, proceeding from mere virtuosity, and, finally, to prepare the way for, and to hasten, the acceptance of a new poetic era.
Some of our readers understood us immediately and recognized that our judgments were governed by non--partisanship and, above all, by sympathetic enthusiasm. Others gave no thought to the matter, and cheerfully awaited the beginning of the end of the old refrain. It is otherwise sheerly inexplicable that we should have been expected to review things which are beneath criticism. Still others called our procedure 'inconsiderate' and 'inflexible'.
To the latter we prefer to attribute, not base motives, but rather the noblest. Recognizing, for instance, that our artistic contemporaries are not, as a rule, rich in worldly goods, they may, perhaps, feel that one should not spoil the often hard-won fruits of their toil by exposing a glum future. It is painful, they may argue, to be told, after travelling a long distance, that one has chosen the wrong path; for we know perfectly well that the musical artist or, for that matter, any other artist, cannot pursue another, probably more stable, profession or craft without damage to his art.
But we fail to see what it is that we musicians have over other arts and sciences where various parties are openly opposed, and openly carry on their disputes and feuds. Nor do we see how it is compatible with the honour of our art and the truth of criticism to contemplate with equanimity the three arch-enemies of ours and every other art: the untalented, the too versatile and the talented scribblers. This is not to say that we have anything against certain transient celebrities. They have their legitimacy, filling perfectly the role assigned to them by the mighty dictates of fashion. They are, moreover, and we acknowledge it sadly, the sources of the capital with which the publishers—who are also essential—cover the losses incurred in the issuance of the classics. But three-quarters of all the rest is spurious stuff and unworthy of publication. The public is up to its ears in printed music, confused and confounded. Publishers, printers, engravers, players and listeners spend their time vainly. Art must be more than a game or a mere pastime.
Such were our views when this journal was founded. They have doubtless become apparent from time to time. If we have not previously enunciated them so definitively it was because we hoped that the accomplishments of certain noble young spirits whose sponsorship we regarded as a duty, and the intentional disregard of the run-of-the-mill conglomeration, would provide the quickest means of discouraging mediocrity. We confess that we landed on the horns of a dilemma. Many a reader will have noted and complained that the space we allot to criticism bears no proportionate relationship to the number of works being published. He has not been given an opportunity to form an idea of all publications, good and bad. It was the three arch-enemies enumerated above that made it difficult. In order to give the reader a point of view from which he could take in the totality of the scene, we had to devise a procedure which would meet the requirement without impinging upon the consideration due the essential and the important.
Now the productions of the three arch-enemies are, in fact, so similar —the first lifeless, the second trivial and the third routine—that with the characterization of a single composition one has covered the basic features of them all. And so, in consultation with artists who have both the elevation of the art and the well-being of the artist at heart, we shall review those compositions that fall into any one of the three categories with one of three stereotyped reviews, adding nothing but the titles of the compositions—not, mind you, on the basis of a one-sided opinion, but only according to the considered opinion of many. That we hope this feature to be as brief as possible must be as obvious to the reader as our wish to discuss, in shorter or longer essays, everything that is distinguished even by just one small felicitous turn.
Thus, let this confession begin the New Year. One often hears, 'the new year, an old year'. Let us hope: 'A better year!'
FLORESTAN'S SHROVETIDE ORATION
(Delivered after a performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony)
FLORESTAN LEAPED UP on the piano and said:
Assembled Davidsbündler, that is, youths and men dedicated to the destruction of Philistines, musical and otherwise, the bigger the better!
You know, men, that I am not one to rave about things. Truly, I know the symphony better than I know myself. Let us waste no words upon it. Least of all having just heard the real thing.
Nor was I the least bit annoyed, as little as I heard. Mostly I was laughing at Eusebius, and the way the rascal went after that fat man who asked him during the Adagio:
'Tell me, sir, didn't Beethoven also write a "Battle" Symphony?'
'I think you mean the "Pastoral", don't you?' suggested Eusebius, indifferently.
'Ah, yes, of course,' said the fat one, and resumed his meditations.
I suppose man deserves his nose; why else would God have given him one? These audiences endure a lot, about which I could tell you the most marvellous stories. For instance, that time, Kniff, when you were turning pages for me in a Field nocturne. Half the audience was already indulging in self-examination, i.e. they slept. I was playing one of the most dilapidated old pianos that ever imposed itself upon an audience. Unfortunately, my foot slipped, and I caught the Janissary stop instead of the sustaining pedal. It was soft enough, fortunately, so that I could turn an accident to profit and, by repeating it from time to time, give the impression of military music heard in the distance. Eusebius, of course, did his best to disseminate the truth, but the audience was ecstatic.
Excerpted from Schumann On Music by Robert Schumann, Henry Pleasants. Copyright © 1965 Henry Pleasants. Excerpted by permission of Dover Publications, Inc..
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Easy check in , room OK - Review of Park Inn By Radisson Pulkovskaya - TripAdvisor
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Dear Pizaaaaa27,
On behalf of the hotel team I thank you for your review.
It is joy for us to know that you liked our hotel and that we satisfied all your needs. We work to make our guests happy.
We will be glad to welcome you in Park Inn Pulkovskaya in the future!
Basic, quiet but missing essentials.
"Park Inn Pulkovskaya, St. Petersburg" was a decent hotel, nothing special, but it did the job in the sense that it provided me with a fairly quiet room to sleep in.
One of the first things I realized when I entered my room was the lack of a lock for the door to your room. Sure, the door automatically locks, but it always feels good to have that sense of extra security in the back of your mind before heading to bed. The room was also missing an ironing board and iron; there is one available to you in a common room down the hall.
The room was clean though, I was happy about that.
The bed itself was small and not the most comfortable, but I didn't care, I was very tired from my long trip.
The hotel itself provides a great restaurant/pub though and there are a few pubs and restaurants walking distance from the hotel; even a Sushi restaurant for you Sushi lovers out there. The Metro station to bring you right into Downtown St.Petersburg is about a 10-15 minute walk from the hotel.
The Hotel itself is fairly close to the airport, but not close enough to anything else exciting.
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I would like to thank you for taking time to share your feedback with us. Dialogue with our guests is essential for us and it really helps us improve our services.
It is good to know that our hotel fullfilled its main goal - nice sleep. But about locks on room door I would like to let you know that we have safety lock and in order to use it you just need to turn door handle up. Then, no one will be able to enter your room in case they do not have your key card.
We are happy to hear that you enjoyed our Paulaner brewery restaurant. It offers freshly brewed beer and Bavarian cuisine.
I stayed here for 3 nights, my first trip to St Petersburg. The hotel staff were very organised, the room was clean and tidy and the breakfast (included) was comprehensive. The hotel is huge and it was a long walk to the breakfast room from the other wing.
The location is convenient with the metro within 5 minutes walk, great shops nearby and some great restaurants with menus in English.
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Dear Tui12,
Thank you for sharing your experience with us. It is very important for us to know what our guests think about our hotel.
We are very glad to hear that your first stay in St. Petersburg happened to be in Park Inn by Radisson Pulkovskaya.
As you noticed, location of the hotel is one of our advantages. We are close to the airport but at the same time it's 5-7 minute walk to the nearest metro station that takes you directly to Nevsky prospect with main sightseeings of the city.
We will be happy to welcome you in our hotel in the future!
This hotel has become cleaner, nicer in the last year and a half or so
you can feel staff is more concerned, they really care
the room I had was very good, overlooking square
Very clean, as it should be
Also had a great impression of the Paulaner restaurant - used to not like it : dark, not very appealing and not always clean enough
Here also, you can feel a different wind - new management perhaps
Breakfast remains basic however : no individual yoghurts, buffet rather poor choice, chipped china
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I would like to thank for rating our hotel 5 stars. We are very happy to see that you noticed lots of improvements in our services and facilities. We are trying to do our best to make our guests happy.
As you have noticed, we are very proud of our Paulaner restaurant. And you are absolutely right saying that we changed a lot in the restaurant. Paulaner is currently undergoing major renovation and soon it will be as good as its big brother in Munich.
As for the breakfast, I will pass your comment to food and drink department for them to check served china. Please, accept our aplogies for that.
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Good trip again in St. Petersburg!!!
I stayed with my group in this hotel for 4 days from 10th Sep to 13th Sep 2013.
Inside the rooms, except for cleanliness, do not expect too much: the rooms are too small without a mini bar, the bathroom is clean but without shampoo and body lotion. The rooms do not have independent air conditioning. Everything has been vanished in this 4 star !!! Hotel.
Location of escalator is very bad, I stayed in room number 4103 and it is very far from escalator. One of my guests is with child and for them also it is very inconvenient to reach the room from escalator
Free internet connection, but disconnect every 5 minutes.
You need to pay 400 RUB for swimming pool ! No matter if you are a guest or not ! What kind of a 4* hotel is this???
The Restaurant for breakfast is also located in the old wing which is very far from new wing!!! Not very convenient if you are in a hurry!!!
And about the location, It is located near to the airport, good if you are with a group and your itinerary is well prepared. I don’t recommend for individual travelers!
I think a 3 star hotel near Nevsky Prospekt is much better than this 4 star hotel.
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I would like to thank you for choosing Park Inn by Radisson Pulkovskaya for your vacation and sharing your experience with us! We appreciate feedback of our guests that helps us improving our services.
It is unfortunate for us to know that you faced some inconveniences during your stay. I would like to note that our bathrooms are equipped with soap and shower gel/shampoo as per Park Inn standards. Additional amenities (minibars, kettles, etc) can be provided for free upon request, depending on availability.
Our free Internet system is completely new and we still face some issues. It would help us if you reported your Internet disconnection problem to Reception staff for us to fix it.
Our hotel was built in 1984 and it is the second largest hotel in St. Petersburg. Construction of the hotel corresponds to standards of those years and we cannot change location of lifts. Please, accept our apologies that location of your rooms was inconvenient for you and your guests. Unluckily our hotel was fully booked during your stay and we could not provide another room for you. The same reason - 100% occupancy during your stay - made F&D department place your breakfast in the second wing of the hotel.
However, location of our hotel is good for both tourist groups and individual tourists. The hotel is located in 15 minute ride to the airport and 10 minute walk to metro that takes you directly to the heart of the city in 15 minutes. The hotel is surrounded by shops, restaurants and places of interest.
Please, accept our apologies once again if your stay did not meet your expectations. We will carefully work on mentioned issues to avoid such problems in the future.
i was the in 2007. 5 nights, clean rooms, breakfast buffet a little sparse. Staff were pleasant, from front desk to the service people. But certainly only a three star, not four - few amenities in the rooms, no fridge, no mini bar.
i think you choose another better hotel with this money.
rooms are back in the hotel are very very far from lobby and entrance and breakfast salon.
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I would like to thank you sharing your experience of 6 years. We are happy to see reviews of our guests from all years but we would like to point out that during these 6 years a lot of things changed in the hotel. We reconstructed majority of our facitilies to increase guest satisfaction. We rebuilt our rooms and planning to continue with Wing 2 this winter.
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See comment in PubMed Commons belowIsr J Med Sci. 1993 Dec;29(12):757-63.Laron syndrome due to a post-receptor defect: response to IGF-I treatment.Laron Z1, Klinger B, Eshet R, Kaneti H, Karasik A, Silbergeld A.Author information1Endocrinology and Diabetes Research Unit, Children's Medical Center of Israel, Petah Tikva.AbstractThree siblings with Laron syndrome (LS) and normal serum growth hormone binding protein (GHBP) are described. Basal serum levels of hGH were high and IGF-1 low, and in contradistinction to the classical form of the disease serum GHBP and IGFBP-3 were normal in these patients. After 7 days of human growth hormone administration serum IGFBP-3 levels as well as the number of red blood cell IGF receptor sites increased. After short- and long-term IGF-1 administration the IGF-1 receptor binding capacity as well as the number of IGF receptor sites decreased to levels found in control subjects. One year treatment with IGF-1 increased the growth velocity by 47-96% in the two older children. It is concluded that the findings described are compatible with a normal GH receptor and normal signal transmission for IGFBP-3 synthesis but a defect exists in the post-GH receptor mechanism for the generation of IGF-1. This is the first description of this type of defect leading to a variant of Laron syndrome.Comment inGenetic dwarfism with high growth hormone levels--multiple causation of GH nonresponsiveness. [Isr J Med Sci. 1993]PMID: 8300382 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] SharePublication Types, MeSH Terms, SubstancesPublication TypesResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tMeSH TermsAdultCarrier Proteins/bloodChildChild, PreschoolDwarfism, Pituitary/drug therapy*Dwarfism, Pituitary/genetics*Dwarfism, Pituitary/metabolismFemaleHumansInfantInsulin-Like Growth Factor I/metabolismInsulin-Like Growth Factor I/therapeutic use*MaleReceptors, Somatotropin/metabolism*Recombinant Proteins/therapeutic useSyndromeSubstancesCarrier ProteinsReceptors, SomatotropinRecombinant ProteinsInsulin-Like Growth Factor ILinkOut - more resourcesOther Literature SourcesCited by Patents in - The LensMedicalLaron syndrome - Genetic AlliancePubMed Commons home