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On the cello:
I'm trying to keep going with the Dvorak. The concert is now four days away, and I'm so looking forward to getting this off my plate. I hope I enjoy it at least a little bit. I'm uncomfortably indecisive about whether I'll play with the music or not. When I played it with the orchestra the last time (the recording I posted this past weekend), I played from memory. The question is whether the music would be better if I am reading or if I am playing from memory, and I'm not sure. (The fact that I'm not sure leads me to believe I should use music . . .)
The rest of the music for the concert isn't taking much preparation. I have decided that I won't play the overture, so I don't have to practice that. My solo is second on the program, and it would cause a lot of kerfuffle for me to squeeze off the "stage" (actually just the space between the first pew and the altar) after the overture and then back on. The physical space there is going to be a mess; the church is not willing to let us remove the first row of pews, so we're going to have to squash a Brahms-sized orchestra into a space that's never even big enough for a Mozart-sized one.
My cello is sounding a little sick. I think it's this horribly cold weather we've been having, and carrying it outside and in the car, that have perhaps caused the soundpost to shift a bit. I'm going to see if I can take it into the shop on Friday to have some adjustments made.
On the piano:
I signed up for a master class that will happen in February. I had intended to play Chopin Op. 55 No. 1, the F minor nocturne, but someone else already had dibs on that. Not wanting to play the same piece (really boring for everyone involved), I said I would play Brahms Op. 118 No. 1 instead. I don't know if this is the best choice. It's an odd piece: only two pages long, probably less than two minutes, it's full of swirling arpeggios and shifting key centers. It starts with a C7 arpeggio and ends in A major. It is more like a prelude than a full-blown stand-alone piece. But given my plan to learn the entire Op. 118, and given my difficulties with Brahms, I thought it might be helpful to work it up for this and to get some advice.
The teacher, Brian Ganz, is a pianist I met many years ago when I was a student at the University of Maryland. He had begun a performing career as a teenager, but at the time I knew him was taking some time off, accompanying student recitals while figuring out what he really wanted to do. His confusion was our gain -- he was a great accompanist and great to work with. He played on several of my recitals.
He now has a busy schedule of performing, teaching, and recording. The class I'm participating in is an activity of the Adult Music Student Forum, with which Brian has been involved in some advisory role for a while now.
Anyway, it will be a little strange to play for him as a pianist rather than as a cellist!
Just in case we somehow talk about how Op. 118 No. 1 leads into No. 2, I've also been looking at No. 2, the famous Intermezzo in A major.
I've also been touching on the current Bach prelude and fugue (WTCII in C minor), Gershwin prelude No. 1, and Chopin Op. 55 No. 1 as well as Beethoven Op. 2 No. 3.
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We have the results from heats 1-20 of the Irish greyhound derby that happened last Thursday and Saturday.
The Irish Derby got off to a terrific start at Shelbourne Park on Thursday night when the Graham Holland stars Sonic and Clares Rocket claimed the plaudits with two sensational performances as they stopped the clock in near record times of 29.12 and 29.16.
It was yet another huge night for trainer Holland at the Ringsend venue as he completed a four-timer in the Derby heats while he also won a supporting contest to bring his tally to the night to five winners. His other Derby winners were Droopys Cabaye in 29.63 and Clonbrien Hero in 29.65.
The other big star from the Derby action was PJ Fahy's Tyrur Harold as he led all the way in Heat 5 and stopped the clock in 29.46 when leading home Toolmaker Obama.
Heat 1 – CHIMES LEAVES IT LATE
John Kelleher and Pat Norton's Native Chimes got favourite backers off to a flying start, although he didn't have the easiest of passages in the early stages.
Skywalker Manner, Fennis Buzz and Ballybough Dad battled for the early lead with native Chimes sitting in behind them after being forced to check slightly on the run up.
It was at the turn that the race started to take shape. Skywalker Manner and Fennis Buzz went around locked in battle, but importantly the Johnny O'Sullivan trained Native Chimes got a clear run into the back straight to move third.
Skywalker Manner asserted down the back straight, but when Native Chimes powered his way into second before the third turn the writing was on the wall. As expected Native Chimes closed on the leader to the final turn and switching wide he launched a decisive challenge on the run in.
In a tight finish, Native Chimes (Premier Fantasy/ Native Gypsy) got up late to beat the gallant Skywalker Manner by a head in 29.69. Black Truffle was four lengths away third.
Heat 2 – A SONIC BOOM
After returning to form in recent weeks, Sonic produced the performance of his career in the second heat when leaving his rivals standing in the second heat as he clocked a scarcely believable 29.12.
It was evident from the opening stride that Sonic was going to produce something special as he shot from trap six to make every inch.
Good News, his great rival in the betting, was second into the turn but took a couple of hefty bumps.
This left Sonic to enter the back straight with a commanding advantage and he continued to pile on the pressure for the remainder. Pulling further and further clear, the brilliant son of Knockglass Billy and Vickis Dream hit the winning line with ten lengths in hand on Good News. Slippery Billy was a further five lengths away in third.
Heat 3 – CABAYE ON THE SCORE SHEET
Droopys Cabaye gave Graham Holland his third winner of the night and his second in the heats when coming home clear in Heat 3.
Only third into the turn, he drove the bend to sweep past Clona Kid and Postman Sam.
Once doing so the result was never in question. Maintaining a strong gallop throughout, Larry O'Rourke's Droopys Cabaye came home two and a half lengths to the good over the strong finishing Lisnastrane Gold in 29.67. Postman Sam chased the pair home in third.
Heat 4 – HAROLD IN A STROLL
Sent to traps a long odds-on favourite, Tyrur Harold gave an exhibition of front running despite a potentially tricky draw in the stripes.
PJ Fahy's brilliant son of Tullymurry Act and Badminton Girl never had a moments worry.
Making a fast start, the May '15 whelp was clear of his rivals before the turn and he drew right away to emerge a comfortable six and a half length and a length winner over Toolmaker Obama and Ballymac Sarahjo in a very quick 29.46.
Already the winner of the BIF Produce Stakes and the Irish Independent Irish Laurels, Clonbrien Hero made the perfect start on his first race at Shelbourne when he led all the way to win Heat 5 in 29.65.
Kay Murphy's son of Razldazl Jayfkay and Trout Or Salmon broke fast from the inside and moved to his right on the run up. He led around the bend from Jumeirah Bran but Kranky Mark soon took up the chase.
The Graham Holland trained Clonbrien Hero never looked like conceding and ran on strongly to win by three lengths in 29.65. Cahir Castle produced a big finish to take second, three parts of a length in front of Kranky Mark.
Heat six was a very open looking contest but Droopys Noah went off the strong favourite with his inside draw.
However Jaytee President had other ideas and shot out of trap three, leading up from Slippery Louise. Killeshil Jack moved second on the bend and moved wide, carrying Slippery with him.
Down the far side Killeshil Jack and Slippery Louise disputed second but the John Turner owned, Paul Hennessy trained Jaytee President was out front and making the best of his way home. Slippery Louise moved second again on the final bend and, despite running very wide turning for home, the Paul Hennessy trained Jaytee President raced on to win by a length and a half from Droopys Noah in 30.06 with Slippery John three lengths back in third.
Heat 7 – ROCKET WINS BY A WIDE, WIDE MARGIN
Ante post favourite Clares Rocket (Confident Rankin/ Lemon Madrid) went off a1-4 favourite for Heat 7 and he didn't his followers any anxious moments.
The dog trained by Graham Holland for the Full House Syndicate broke fast from six and immediately showed in front from Lolos Framptons and Coolavanny Mason.
There was a coming together on the bend and all it served to do was to accentuate Clares Rocket's domination of the race. With every stride he increased his advantage and raced home a sixteen length winner from Inky Holdem in 29.16 with Lolos Framptons two lengths third.
This was a very open race from a betting viewpoint but it didn't quite work out that way as the Ian Reilly trained Crinkill Jake (Scolari Me Daddy/ Criniill Smiler) flew out of the inside trap and raced clear to the bend.
Slippery Louise was second on the bend but Killeshil Jack got up her inside and moved wide. They brought Jaytee Barracuda with them and the Brendan Keogh trained Crinkill Jake was away and gone. He strode home a five and a half length winner from Slippery Louise in 30.06 and it was a length to Killeshil Jack in third.
The Kevin Hutton trained Dorotas Wildcat (Ballymac Vic/ Droopys Danneel) became the first British trained heat winner in the classic when leading virtually all the way in Heat 9.
He wasn't the first to hit the ground but he quickly showed in front and led Sellout Magic and Karlow Crean around the bend.
Hovex Mick moved second early in the back and was five lengths off the leader. A very strong runner, Hovex Mick ran on strongly but failed by a length to overhaul Dorotas Wildcat in 29.62 with Sellout Magic some six and a half lengths third.
The final heat proved to be a very messy affair with Nitro Notorious leading narrowly to the bend from Swords Pepe and Droopys King.
There was a melee on the corner which saw Nitro Notorious hit the deck and Droopys King shot clear into the back.
However the Robert Gleeson trained Droopys De Rossi was in second and he sprouted wings to cut down the lead and hit the front between the bottom bends. Droopys Dr Rossi then stormed clear for an eight length winning margin over Droopys King in 29.69 with Homeless Darkie three lengths third.
Heat 11 – YANKEE CONTINUES SUPERB FORM
Champion Stakes winner Jaytee Yankee (Droopys Jet/ Basket Of Trumps) was understandably installed a warm favourite for the first of the night's heats, but he did have to work hard for victory as Droopys Payet set a strong pace in the turn.
Burnt Beans flew into the bend to challenge Droopys Payet, but the pair clashed. That allowed John Turner's Jaytee Yankee, who had been moderately into stride by his own standards, to move second. Suddenly he found himself on the rail entering the back straight and in a challenging position behind Droopys Payet.
Down the back straight the Paul Hennessy trained Jaytee Yankee quickly moved into top stride and he shot up the fence to take over from Droopys Payet at the third turn. Once doing so he quickly opened a race winning advantage and proceeded to cross the line a length and a half to the good over Droopys Payet in 29.71. Burnt Beans ran well after the opening bend trouble to finish a length away in third. Brinkleys Blaze finished well for fourth.
Heat 12 – DUTCH COMPLETES A JAYTEE DOUBLE
Just fifteen minutes later Paul Hennessy and John Turner teamed up again to complete a quick double with the ever-green Jaytee Dutch coming home clear of Offshore Point in Heat 12. This was an exciting contest.
Jaytee Dutch took a flier from trap two to lead the field into the corner, but at this point he was joined on both sides by the advancing Offshore Point and Collage Paradise. The latter checked off the second turn badly before going lame immediately after.
Now Offshore Point, who is renowned for his early dash, was in front, but Jaytee Dutch was stalking him in second. The result was inevitable thereafter. As Offshore Point began to run out of steam on the run in, Jaytee Dutch launched a decisive challenge. Coming home fast, the brilliant son of Droopys Scolari and Chin Gach Gook charged to the front on the run in to beat Offshore Point by a length and a half in 29.81. Drumsna Sat was another two lengths back in third.
Heat 13 – JUNGLES CONCRETE DISPLAY
Fresh from his exploits in the early rounds of the Bar One Irish sprint Cup, the Pat Buckley trained Concrete Jungle made the most of an ideal rails draw to come home in front in Heat 13 despite the persistent challenge of Sidarian Fern.
Concrete Jungle, owned jointly by Thomas and Oisin O'Connor, came away racing to dispute the lead into the turn with Sidarian Fern, while the remaining runners were left a little flat footed. Those behind ran into problems at the turn leaving the front two a mile clear.
Entering the back straight Sidarian Fern held a narrow lead, but Concrete Jungle moved to the front at the third turn and he increased his lead to a length as they turned for home. Concrete Jungle never took his foot off the pedal on the run in and he hit the line with a length vf to spare over Sidarian Fern in 29.65. Beannacht Tagdh ran a big race in third, finishing fast to be a length and a half third.
Heat 14 – TIPP IN CRUISE CONTROL
As with his kennel companions Sonic and Clares Rocket two nights previous, the Graham Holland trained Drive On Tipp emerged a facile winner to justify favouritism in Heat 14.
Larry O'Rourke had been on the mark with Droopys Cabaye on Thursday and Drive On Tipp completed his first round double in easy fashion.
The talented son of Droopys Scolari and Mohane Patient flashed from trap two and was always in complete command once doing so. Stefans Wee Bro gave chase in the early stages, but he had no answer to the pace and power of Drive On Tipp, who pulled right away to eventually win by six and a half lengths in a brilliant 29.35. Velvet John Joe finished well to grab second spot on the line, beating Stefans Wee Bro by a short head.
It had the appearance of being a good night for the team of Paul Hennessy and owner John Turner and it certainly turned out that way.
The evergreen Jaytee Jet (Droopys Scolari/ Chin Gach Gook) completed the treble when coming with a typical late run to win narrowly in 29.68.
Milldean Skip flew out of the inside box but the fancied Pension Plan broke slowly along with Calico Brandy and Theres The Bell. Cometwopass showed the superior early pace to lead into the bend from Milldean with Jaytee Jet in third. That remained the order to the run-in where Milldean Skip hit the front but Jaytee Jet was too close and he flew up the outside to win by a length in 29.68 from Milldean Skip and it was just three parts of a length to Cometwopass in third.
Peter Cronin opened his Derby account with a very solid performance from Swithins Brae (Kinloch Brae/ Full Of Beans) as he led all the way before stopping the clock in 29.61.
He led to the bend from Chawke It Down and Vancouver Shea but the latter was baulked on the bend and that ended his classic hopes.
Swithins led into the back by two and a half lengths from Chawke It Down but the leader's kennel companion Milltown Magic moved second before the third corner, while Minor Mike was making significant progress in behind. Swithins went on to win by two and a half lengths for the Swithins Syndicate while Minor Mike stormed home to pip Milltown Magic by half a length for second.
The complexion of this contest changed dramatically on the opening bend with Kilgraney Denver and Kilmessan Gold disputing the lead to the bend but the two dogs bumped with Kilmessan Gold the biggest sufferer.
Kilgraney lost his momentum and in a flash the Gerry Holian trained Typical Ash, which was a close third into the corner, shot around the outside to show in front early in the back straight.
From here Typical Ash (Droopys Scolari/ Typical Pearl) was in total control and he stretched out to win by six and a half lengths in 29.73. Kilgraney Denver held off a rallying Fast Fit Alex, which checked on the third bend, by a length and a half for third.
Ian Reilly's Dream Dude (Kisses For Cloda/ Greenbanks Kitty) has become a real Saturday night banker for punters at Shelbourne and he justified his short odds with a decisive victory in Heat 18 in 29.60.
Just five went to traps with Away Jet an absentee and Dream Dude broke fast from six and led up from Droopys Wilbury and Me Phat Daddy which battle for second spot.
Me Phat Daddy took a bump on the bend and Droophs Wilbury became a clear second. but all of five lengths adrift of the leader. Owned by Gavin Johns, Dream Dude remained in control and won by three and a half lengths from Wilbury. Rockybay Rover finished fast to take third spot some four lengths back.
We had a cracking contest in Heat 19 where victory went to PJ Fahy's lightly raced Tyrur Hugo which was actually opening his winning account in his sixth ever start.
The son of Godsend and Tyrur Monica showed great early pace to lead into the bend from Lemon Pete and Sab Miller. The latter ran wide on the bend and crashed into Calico Blackjack.
At halfway Tyrur Hugo held a five length lead from Lemon Pete but the latter began to edge closer as they approached the third bend. The leader was fading on the run-in and he was challenged on either side by Sab Miller and Lemon Pete. The judge was called on to decide and the decision by a short head went to Tyrur from Sab Miller in 29.84. Lemon Pete was just a neck adrift in third.
Redzer Rocco was an absentee in the concluding heat of the round and so just five went to traps and the favourite was the champion stayer Airmount Tess which looked ideally housed in the inside trap. Tess duly flew out but she was then outpaced to the bend as Buckos Dream raced up in front from Fwesthfromthesesh.
Buckos Dream (Superior Product/ Dalcash Dvinsky) was clear into the back from Fweshfromthesesh while Airmount Tess was challenged for third by Shugabear Barber. The Michael O'Donovan trained Buckos Dream was fading on the run-in but he held off Fweshfromthesesh by three parts of a length in 29.71 with Airmount Tess another four lengths back in third.

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What does it all mean in the end? Mystics and those people following and studying the High Arts perhaps understand but do they really see the big picture? It is going to take a while before more of you can see some part of this new future I have been sent to bring you ostensibly through Hillary Clinton.
Mystics would tell me there is much karmic past between myself and she who covets becoming the first female President of these United States of America. I would tell you that I am not interested at this time and perhaps never in this life time.
Since gaining awaredness I have pondered a perplexing question of whether or not the great mystics have lead humanity astray. Enlightenment teaches me that all paths to enlightenment are the correct path. My question then is why am I called here? No, there is something that has gone wrong here and I am starting to find other mystics who disagree with the majority.
The great mystics have lead you astray by putting your focus on returning to the source and perhaps inner peace. My focus in this lifetime has been inner peace as well but I cannot leave this world as a cesspool if I can help it all. My hope is that more of you will join me.


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During the video, Alvarez is demonstrated holding titles expressing: "I'm Prepared for virtually any rival. I don't run clear of everyone. I'm not afraid of any individual."
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Xiaomi ROAD FC 034 Official Weigh In results and broadcast schedule
Xiaomi ROAD FC 034 Official Weigh In results and broadcast schedule
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18 November, 2016 – ROAD Fighting Championship presents today's Official Weigh In Results for Xiaomi ROAD FC 034 which will be held tomorrow, 19 November in Shijiazhuang, China.
On the Main Card, all fighters successfully made weight. ROAD FC Featherweight Champion Choi Mu-Gyeom will make his third title defense against Turkish sensation Murat Kazgan. Without needing a weight cut, Aorigele takes on the much more experienced Kawaguchi Yusuke.
Yan Xiaonan and Fujino Emi will make it a slugfest between two of the most brutal cross-continental female fighters in Asia as Fujino successfully made the lower division cut. China's rising Song Kenan and powerful Russian Elnur Agaev looked to be in excellent form.
Champion wrestlers Hou Zhenlin and Shim Gun-Oh showed the most fire in their faceoff at openweight. Strongman Champion Zhang Jianjun and newly reformed tough guy Kim Dae-Sung were respectful.
Flyweight title hopefuls Alatengheili and Jo Nam-Jin squared off against each other for the second time, and sparks were flying. Opening the card, Dong Xin and In-Jae were calm on the stage, but expect an exciting striker's showcase in the cage.
On the preliminary card, Young Guns 30 match #2 Ma Haobin and Kim Hyo-Ryeong are two up and coming stars who were excited to face off. In match #1, Alateng Heili's brother Burigede and Hong Jung-Gi exuded the win-or-die-trying mentality.
In the four China Trials matches, all but one fighter made weight. Rodrigo Caporal came in 1.5kgs over the allowance and will be penalized, while his opponent Amartuvshin Khuukhenkhuu will be seeded in the ROAD FC $1 Million Lightweight Tournament no matter the outcome of this match. Caporal must pass a second Trials for a chance to be seeded.
Tuerxunbieke Habiti and Tao Shuoyu looked extremely fit and solemn. Yu Changzhao and Huang Zhenyue, along with Nuertiebieke Habetihan and Shang Lianru started off the weigh ins with respectful faceoffs.
New Wave MMA ROAD FC is the stage where legends shine, rookies thrill, and epic battles are waged that determine the future of MMA. From the pageantry of the grand entrance to the final crunch of the KO, ROAD FC showcases the very best of Mixed Martial Arts sports and entertainment. As we say in Korea, "Fighting!"
Event: Xiaomi ROAD Fighting Championship 034
Date: Saturday, 19 November, 2016
Place: Hebei Gymnasium, Shijiazhuang, China
Live in China on CCTV CNTV.com 16:00CST
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Choi Mu-Gyeom VS Murat Kazgan
Choi Mu-Gyeom : 65.7kg(Pass)
Murat Kazgan : 66kg(Pass)
Openweight Match
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Strawweight Match
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-100kg Catchweight Match
Zhang Jianjun VS Kim Dae-Sung
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Flyweight Match
Alateng Heili VS Jo Nam-Jin
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Jo Nam-Jin : 57.4kg(Pass)
Welterweight Match
Dong Xin VS La In-Jae
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La In-Jae : 77.3kg(Pass)
Young Guns 30
6 Flyweight 2r
Ma Haobin vs Kim Hyo-Ryeong
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Kim Hyo-Ryeong : 57.3kg(Pass)
5 Featherweight 2r
Alateng Burigede vs Hong Jung-Gi
Alateng Burigede ?66kg(Pass)
Hong Jung-Gi??65.9kg(Pass)
China Trials
4 China Trials Lightweight Match
Rodrigo Caporal vs Amartuvshin Khuukhenkhuu
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3 China Trials Lightweight Match
Tuerxunbieke Habiti vs Tao Shuoyu
Tuerxunbieke Habiti : 70.4kg(Pass)
Tao Shuoyu : 70.5kg(Pass)
2 China Trials Lightweight Match
Yu Changzhao vs Huang Zhenyue
Yu Changzhao : 70.3kg(Pass)
Huang Zhenyue : 70.2kg(Pass)
1 China Trials Lightweight Match
Nuertiebieke Bahetihan vs Shang Lianru
Nuertiebieke Bahetihan : 70.3 kg(Pass)
Shang Lianru : 69.9 kg(Pass)
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Normally, this is where you get Talkin' Baseball, but since Keith is still on vacation (and only really talks baseball with The Colonel, and no I do not know the secret club handshake) you get me for one more day. But if you're here for sports, the big stories in baseball right now are: the Ryan Braun PED suspension, Matt Garza got traded deep in the heart of Texas, the Rays can't lose, and the Natinals are imploding.
Earlier this summer, Keith gave you some good choices for summer reading. However, he picked all fiction. So, I'm going to give you a couple of picks for interesting summer nonfiction.
Gettysburg: The Last Invasion by Allen Guelzo: This summer marks the 150th anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg and this book is the best story of the battle I've ever read (and I've read most of the ones published in the last 60 years or so). Guelzo does a great job with both the strategic and tactical decisions of both armies and their commanders; big as well as small. He takes you inside the terrain and the seemingly small choices undertaken by desperate soldiers that ended up having massive impact on the battle, and ultimately, history, as well the limitations of war technology in that era. But what sets this book apart is the depth in which Guelzo reveals the simmering resentments and political division in both the Confederate Army; and especially in the Union Army, whose generals were hopelessly divided between radical Republicans and those who not only hated Lincoln, but wanted some kind of restoration of the pre-war United States. This book is full of long forgotten details and is a must read if you are a Civil War devotee, or someone who has spent many, many hours hiking over the hallowed fields of Southern Pennsylvania.
These are just two of the many good nonfiction books available this summer.
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After a much-awaited outdoors screening of Dracula, with a live score by Philip Glass and the Kronos Quartet, was interrupted by a violent thunderstorm just as Bela Lugosi was about to spread terror in England, the cultural weekend was brought back from the dead by Heiner Goebbels' glorious Eraritjaritjaka—Musée des Phrases at the Rose Theater. A big moist thank you to the Lincoln Center Festival for programming that piece.
Over the years, Goebbels has come to embody a unique combination you could call music-theater—not musicals, but a hybrid combination that's like an equivalent to the dance-theater embodied by Pina Bausch. He integrates music into thought-provoking spectacles that are never less than visually striking. It's a tough combination to achieve, especially since the visuals are more than surface: For Goebbels, they are part of the very fabric of the show, of the intellectual concept even.
In Eraritjaritjaka, André Wilms spoke all the words (pulled from Elias Canetti's writings—hence, perhaps, the subtitle) while the Mondriaan Quartet played pieces ranging from Ravel and Bach to Gavin Bryars and John Oswald. Halfway through, and just as we were getting used to what looked like yet another European import mixing portentous aphorisms, classical music and elegantly minimalist staging, Wilm left the stage. Actually, we know he left the building since he was followed by a cameraman who continuously filmed him (the image was projected onto the white facade of a house onstage) as he got on then off a cab, bought a bottle of water in a supermarket, entered a building then an apartment, cooked an omelette, etc. But where was Wilms? Unlike the Times' Bernard Holland, I won't spoil the surprise. Suffice it to say that the show had suddenly turned into a metaphysical thriller as Goebbels brilliantly scrambled our expectations in a wizardly technical trick that looked as if he was playing with time and space.
File under What Were They Thinking: Sitting behind me was a mother and her two tween girls. While I love the idea of exposing kids to high art, this was really not a play for children. Needless to say, they quickly got bored and restless, and the trio had to make a hasty departure—and since there was no intermission, it was a hassle for everybody around them. What could that woman possible have thought? "A high-concept show in French and based on Elias Canetti? Move over, Lion King!"
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Glassula and Goebbels
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What a coincidence : I was at both shows too !
- Elisabeth Vincentelli said...
You have good taste, then!
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The students featured here all participated in RSS programmes. If you or someone you know has recently received and award for undergraduate research please let us know email@example.com
The Dr. Harry O'Flanagan Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Research was awarded to Yuan-Hsun Chang, pictured here (l) with Ashwanth Ramesh (r), and Prof Fergal O'Brien (m), for his oral presentation of his project entitled 'A 3D Environment Influences Osteocyte Function'.
Tristram Hills, pictured here with Prof. Kevin McGuigan, Research Day Academic Coordinator, won first prize for his poster presentation of his project entitled 'A prospective study of the incidence of aspiration and dysphagia occurring in acute stroke patients admitted to Beaumont Hospital'.
RCSI Student wins top Undergraduate Award in Medical Sciences
Joseph Sweeney, RCSI BSc in Pharmacy graduate, has been awarded the winning prize in the 2013 Undergraduate Awards Medical Sciences category. Pictured (l-r) is Prof Fergal O'Brien, Professor of Bioengineering and Regenerative Medicine; Joseph; and Dr Orlaith Brennan, Lecturer in Physics. Orlaith and Prof O'Brien supervised Joseph in his research. The Undergraduate Awards are an international academic awards programme that identifies top students across the globe through their innovative undergraduate research. (November 2013)
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The Dr. Harry O'Flanagan Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Research was awarded to Ayman Saeed, pictured here with Prof. Anne Hickey, for his project entitled 'Effect of synthetic retinoic acid derivatives in Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and Multiple Myeloma cells'.
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Medical students Aine McCarthy received the Dr. Harry O'Flanagan Prize for Excellence in Undergraduate Research and William Leitch was winner of the Undergraduate Poster Prize at Research Day 2012.


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Franz-Peter Jerosch, 13, of Yarmouth and his partner placed eighth in juvenile pairs at the U.S. Figure Skating Championships Saturday in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Jerosch and Lindsey Stevenson, 15, of Southborough, Massachusetts, earned their berth by placing second in the Eastern Sectionals in November. Representing the Skating Club of Boston, they received a score of 31.37 to finish within eight points of champions Altice Sollazo and Paul Yeung of California.
Twelve pairs competed in the event. Jerosch, an eighth-grader at Harrison Middle School in Yarmouth, reached the 2014 national championships in juvenile boys last winter, where he placed eighth.


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Friday, September 9, 2011
Questions, questions...
I'm often asked (or overhear when I'm eavesdropping) "How do I sell more," or "How do I get my salesperson to sell more." I always answer by asking "Who's buying now, what are they buying and why?" Very few business owners or CEOs have a real handle on who their customers are, what motivates them and why. One owner I know refuses to even ask his customers, believing it is an intrusion. Oy! Tip: your customer has already made a commitment to you with their initial purchase...it is up to you to turn that into a relationship. Ask them how you can best serve them...they will be delighted to tell you what they think.
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Saturday, September 01, 2007---744 Words---Average reading time: 2-minutes, 27 seconds (time frittered away) (a pointless waste of time)
Offending readers one issue at a time since 2001.
Almost completely free of original ideas.
Often wrong…never in doubt.
Rave: Roy Barcroft
On the Victrola: "The Measure of Monk" by Thelonious Monk (Yet another Starbucks collection).
Reading: James Crumley's "Bordersnakes."
Rave: "Leave It to Beaver" is celebrating its 50th anniversary. You can vote for your favorite episode at tvland.com.
Rant: The power of the media lies in its inherent ability to make us obsess over stories we would have otherwise ignored.
TV Time Out: Overall, I give "The Bronx is Burning" a mid to low "B." On the whole, it lacked the high heat.
I thought the early episodes (before Son of Sam was caught) were stronger---mainly as the cops were magnificent and there less Mickey Rivers in the last three installments.
Erik Jensen, who played Thurman Munson was outstanding---as was John Turturro as Billy Martin.
Hmmm: Guess which will get you a fine: watering your lawn or paying an illegal alien to mow it?
Innocent: August 29th marked the 40th anniversary of the final episode of "The Fugitive" starring David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble.
When it originally aired, it was the highest rated show in TV history with 45.9% of US households tuned in. It is the only TV show aired prior to 1970 still in the Top 20.
David Janssen was one of those rare actors who had three hit television shows. Richard Diamond, Private Detective (1957-1960) and Harry-O in the mid-1970's(very under-appreciated) were the other two.
Rave: No publication does a more entertaining job with abbreviations, nicknames and acronyms than Daily Variety. My current fave is "spesh" for special.
Rant: One in five Americans cannot find the U.S. on a map, but 20 million Mexicans can.
TV Timeout II: If you get RFD-TV, you can catch "The Imus Ranch Special" on Labor Day.
Lou Boldt and John LaMoia of the Crimes Against Person squad of the Seattle PD are the leads in Ridley Peason's "The First Victim."
A container filled will illegal Chinese aliens goes overboard in Puget Sound, resulting in three deaths. The illegals are headed for either sweatshops or prostitution.
A Chinese/American TV investigative reporter goes undercover to locate the sweatshop. When she is captured, the station's anchor (Stevie McNeal, the reporter's sister by adoption), takes a personal interest.
She arouses the ire of the criminals and interferes with the police work. When things get very sticky, she joins the SPD effort.
The Chinese Triad, slimy INS agents, ships, containers, rendezvous, fake ID's, graveyards, brothels and sweatshops, the media, agency turf wars, SPD politics and an information leak all conspire in the SPD's mission to out think the villains.
The characters, both good guys and bad guys are credible throughout, the pace is resolute and determined (mirroring the police procedures), local color drops you into the Puget Sound area and the dialogue is realistic.
Good plot, sturdy story telling and absorbing character studies.
Maybe a little too much time spent on Boldt and McNeal's introspections on their family lives that fail to advance the plot---but that is a small objection.
Ratings game: MSNBC's "Hardball with Chris Matthews" is a distant third in its time slot in the cable news game. Fox News Channel's "Big Story with John Gibson" leads the way.
Factoid: Before Trigger and Roy Rogers hooked up in 1938, Trigger was ridden by Maid Marian (Oliva de Havilland) in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938).
Rant: We don't need to teach Spanish in pre-schools. What we need to do is stop coddling those immigrants who don't take the time and effort to learn English
Didjaknow: Puget Sound is North America's largest estuary, has unusual and unpredictable tides and currents, and produces some of the fastest surface currents in the western United States.
Quote: "Friends don't let friends become US Attorney General, ineptly."---Dennis Miller.
Rant: Okay…I am driving along and I see a dozen city workers standing around a new section of sidewalk watching the concrete dry. And, we wonder why we cannot get decent raises for cops, firefighters and teachers.
If you can read this, thank a teacher. If you are reading it in English thank a Veteran.
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Saturday, 28 March 2009
Gliss - Devotion Implosion
Los Angeles three-piece Gliss are about to release their latest album 'Devotion Implosion' which will once again have them bringing their fuzzy, shoegazing guitars, heavy drums and spaced out vocals to our ears.
This album will draw obvious comparisons to Psychocandy by Jesus and Mary Chain but after some further listening will reveal some other elements from BRMC to the Pixies.
First single 'Anybody Inside' thunders out the speakers with thumping and fuzzed up bass lines and even fuzzier guitars that would make BRMC very jealous. The main concern I have with the album is despite it being a good album it reminds me too much of other bands. You'll be listening to a track and it will remind of something else you've heard before on a different album by a band in the same genre so you'll stop the album but on the alternative instead. Like I said it is a good album but it's just not unique and stand out enough for it to stay in your head.
Check out: Anybody Inside, Morning Light
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West, J.
1. The construction of Sections 525 and 526 of the present Code- of Civil Procedure has been the subject of several decisions in the High Courts, which take very different views of the subject. In the case before us, when an application was made to the Subordinate Judge to file the award, an objection, amongst others, was raised on the ground that the arbitrators had made their award several months before the date of the one brought in to be filed, and that as their authority had thus been exhausted, the latter so-called award was not really an award, but merely a sham award induced by improper influences. The facts relied on in support of this contention were denied by the party seeking to get the award filed, and the Subordinate Judge, after an investigation, decided against the objections and ordered that the award should be filed. He did not regard the objection as a frivolous or colourable one, but as of a serious character; but so regarding it, he thought he was competent to deal with it and dispose of it on the hearing of the application, and acted accordingly.
2. The first question before us is, whether, under these circumstances, the Subordinate Judge was right after a serious ground of opposition had been disclosed, in dealing with such a matter of litigation on the application before him, or whether he ought not to have refused to file the contested award and left the applicant to the remedy of a suit on it as a cause of action. Now Section 525 makes no provision for the trial of a question of whether the reference has been really made or whether the award is prima facie void. It seems rather to assume that the reference and the award are, of facts, undisputed. The authority, however, to inquire into the reality and validity of the transaction, might, no doubt, be inferred from the direction, that the Court is to cause notice to fete served on all parties to the arbitration calling on them to show cause why the award should not be filed. No better cause could be conceived why an. award should not be filed than that: there had been no submission to arbitration. But, then, an objection of that kind, and specially one not admitting of simple statement and disposal, may well give rise, as in the present instance, to a long inquiry into difficult questions of fact and of law, such as, are commonly involved in a contest amongst members and ex-members of a partnership. No provision is made for the trial of such questions; the provision that is made by Section 526, which must be read along with 525 as its intended , complement, is that the award must be filed, unless one of the objections specified in Sections 520 and 521 is established. These objections all relate to a case in which the reference and the award are accepted facts; and thus Section 526 points to them as admitted facts under Section 525. As to what is to happen if an objection is made good, Section 526 is silent, but it is plain that the cause contemplated in Section 525 having in such ft case been shown, the Court ought to refuse to file the award. It can enter on the inquiry into such objections as are specified, and can finally dispose of them.
3. This close connexion of Sections 525, 526, and the limitation imposed on the inquiry to be made by the Court under the latter section seem to show conclusively that no other inquiry was intended by the Legislature to be made on the application to file an award. The facts prima facie constituting a valid proceeding are assumed just as when a reference has been made by a Court, assumed as a basis for the further proceedings for which provision is made. But as the reference has not been made by a Court, and the submission and award therefore may be disputed, the absence of a provision for dealing with such a dispute, coupled with the express provision for dealing with collateral objections, seems to us to imply that a dispute of the former kind was not meant to be dealt with on the application to file an award, The Legislature, had it contemplated such a cause against filing as one proper for summary and final investigation, would, we think undoubtedly have said so, and provided a rule for dealing with the case. In the absence of a rule, we think the inquiry cannot properly be made in that way when a serious and material objection is disclosed. That in itself is, we think, a cause why the award should not be filed, as contradicting the hypothesis on which the procedure prescribed in Sections 525 and 526 is founded. If the objection is obviously unfounded, the Court may well regard it as no cause against the filing; but if it is substantial, than the party urging it ought, we think, not to be deprived of the advantage of being a defendant rather than a plaintiff and of having an appeal open to him in the event of an unfavourable decision. Were the law clear and explicit, and so expressed as to deprive the person likely to be injuriously affected of these advantages, we should have to apply it; but where a rule is defective, as in this case, we should assume a reasonable and consistent line of thought in the legislature rather than the contrary in our endeavours to give full effect to its meaning.
4. For these reasons we set aside the order of the Subordinate Judge and direct that the award be not filed or be deemed not to have been filed. Costs to be paid by the opponent.


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Wednesday, June 16, 2010
kick-off to summer reading
Research has shown over and over how important summer reading is to maintaining progress from year to year. Some schools have gone to year round school in order to shorten the time students are away from the classroom. This is one, but certainly not the only approach to maintaining the skills your child worked so hard to refine during the school year.
I remember spending my summers playing kick- the-can until dark and riding my bike throughout the neighborhood with a sack lunch looking for an adventure. I also remember I had a friend who lived on the corner of my street that was forced to spend hours of each summer day studying. I would wave to her in her bedroom window as I raced by on my bike. Thankfully, there are simple solutions, beyond year-round school and studying all summer, to keeping reading and writing skills sharp during the three month hiatus.
In fact, the best thing you can do for your child is simply to keep them reading. Let your child choose the material they want to read (that is on their level) and encourage time spent reading. There are many programs that offer incentives. One of which is the make a splash -- READ! program put on by the summit county public library.
overview of the program:
runs from June 7 - July 31, 2010
1. go to your local branch of the summit county public library and fill out a card to join the program
2. each week let your child check out a book
3. your child, with or without your assistance, reads the book
4. return the book and fill out a slip to be entered to win a prize each week
* visit the library 4 out of the 8 weeks the program runs and receive a free McDonald's coupon*
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Demo at Dennis Anderson's Muddy motor sports park at Currituck County's first fair.
rocks mud truck dirt race climb monster
wow..this is an awesome action shot…you did fantastic…your photos are amazing…great job
Thank you Bill…No good shots of the night Bog though:(
Great peak action shot Angel!
Thank you J D:)
Oh by the way……………………….that is an awesome shot, right at the right time!
:) Thank you…I had a few seconds here…as he was a wee bit hung up:) I kept waiting for him to roll that thing…he got close a few times.
I want those thoes tires
:) They would look nice on your jeep…wouldnt they???
great capture angel..
Thank you Nancy:)
Cool photo! Looks like fun too!
oh,.,,,,my bad……………..thepack
I've never been to one of these. This photo makes me wish I was there. Well done:)
For me…Its a rush…I love em:) Thank you:)
Ohhhh…big truck with big tires and big engine! Love it Angel! Great capture!
Me too! Thanks as always Shelly:)
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by S. Victor Aaron
Like Jason Stein, Gutbucket co-founder Ken Thomson is a bass clarinetist — he's an alto saxophonist, too — and both like to play along the margins of jazz, but Thomson's conception of music freely spills over into other styles as well. His latest project, Ken Thomson And the Slow/Fast, is a quintet with him and Russ Johnson (trumpet) forming the brass front line, Nir Felder on Felder on guitar, Adam Armstrong on bass and Fred Kennedy on drums. They really means it with this whole "slow/fast" dichotomy: the five tracks here alternately either take is nice and easy or kicks it into thrash jazz mode. "Kleine Helmet" is folky and dreamy like a Bill Frisell song, while the immediately following "Goddamn You Ice Cream Truck" sounds like a punk rock band with a disciplined horn section. Either the songs reveal themselves gradually like a stripper over a ten minutes time frame, or punch you in the face like the stripper's jealous boyfriend, sometimes within the same song. There's not a terribly lot of soloing going on here and there's no need to be, as Thomson opts for charted unison lines that are often more stupefying than the improvised solos. Those charts get to the heart of what It Would Be Easier If is about: classically structured music welded to modern, whack jazz, rock and world fusion sonorities. Those things aren't necessarily evident right off, so if you don't like this record the first time out, keep listening. Eventually it'll sink in quite nicely.
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|2017-2018 MLB Offseason Thread
|Tweet Topic Started: Nov 28 2017, 04:58 PM (303 Views)
|Erick Von Erich
|Nov 28 2017, 04:58 PM Post #1
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
|Or: "The Giancarlo Stanton Trade Speculation" thread...
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|Scrooge McSuck
|Nov 28 2017, 06:09 PM Post #2
I'll get you next time, toilet!
|Dodgers payroll bumped to 345 mil. Still lose World Series.
|Mad Dog
|Dec 10 2017, 06:05 AM Post #3
ho ho who the hell are you?
Stanton goes to the Yankees.
I feel bad for the last few Miami fans out there. Ownership is just a shit show.
|Scrooge McSuck
|Dec 10 2017, 06:24 AM Post #4
I'll get you next time, toilet!
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
The fire sale doesn't come as a surprise. On top of the cost of buying the team from Loria, you inherit a team losing more money than any other ball club, so cutting the payroll makes the most sense.
Firing personnel diagnosed with cancer in such untimely manners is the only thing that stands out as a truly terrible act.
No need to overpay for play-by-play guys on a team that draws one of the lowest ratings in baseball.
No need to overpay glorified spokespeople because they're former Marlins (seriously, Andre Dawson was a Marlin for maybe 1 season).
If the bottom line is to stop the bleeding, these moves make sense, no matter how much it sucks watching a team stripped down, again.
|Erick Von Erich
|Dec 21 2017, 08:44 AM Post #5
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
Evan Longoria (and cash) to the Giants. Rays get Denard Span and 3 of the Giants' top prospects.
Surprising move (to me, at least), since I kinda' felt Longoria was "Mr. Ray" and would be around forever. As it is, his 10 years with the team were solid.
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|Dec 21 2017, 01:43 PM Post #6
true maharajah Jinder Mahal
around forever rarely exists in sports anymore
whether baseball or football, etc
|Erick Von Erich
|Dec 21 2017, 02:38 PM Post #7
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
I think Ken Griffey, Jr going from the Mariners to Reds in 2000 was kind of the "wow, nothing/nobody lasts forever" wake-up call. There are a few rare cases (Tim Duncan comes to mind), but you're right, nobody sticks with their team for a full career.
I didn't realize that Longoria has "already" logged 10 full seasons. I'm hoping Scrooge checks in with his take on the whole thing.
As a result, my McCutchen Paranoia has shot up. I'm checking the headlines everyday to see if he's moved. I know he'll most likely be gone, this time next year, but it'll still suck for me. Like putting a pet down, when you realize: "damn, he's been here longer than I thought. Went by so fast. Guess it is time to move on".
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|Dec 21 2017, 07:01 PM Post #8
I'll get you next time, toilet!
I was at lunch when a friend of mine casually flashed his phone, showing me the article. Longoria being traded bothers me more than any other departure in Rays history. Kazmir in '09 sucked because Kaz was the player I stuck to when I began developing a love for the franchise. Carl Crawford leaving for free agency opened my eyes that no one was going to sign long-term for big money. Longo changed that. He was not only a face of the franchise, but signed extensions that kept him with the team beyond what some might've expected from a small market. He's the last of the 2008 Rays that made an improbable run to the World Series. My first instinct was the childish "I'm done with this team, I'm going to follow the Giants" or an equally mid-level market that I have no prior connection to as a fan. I'll still support the Rays, but this keeps reminding me not to get attached to players too much. Any day can be the day they put on another uniform and leave the quarter-filled Trop in their past because of cheap owners and the inability of finding a new location for a better stadium.
Anyway, as far as the trade goes, yeah, they got some talent, blah blah blah, anyone young will be gone in 5-6 years for the next batch of prospects.
|Dec 22 2017, 01:28 PM Post #9
true maharajah Jinder Mahal
peyton manning to the Broncos also
and before griffey Jr, there was Joe Montana to the Chiefs
granted they had Steve Young to replace him, but still
yeah Duncan is a rare case
Dirk Nowitzki is nearing the end and it seems he will always be a Maverick
until I remembered he was traded on draft night. had to google it, the Bucks drafted him
|Erick Von Erich
|Jan 15 2018, 02:59 PM Post #10
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
Gerrit Cole goes to the Astros for 4 guys: P Joe Musgrove, RP Michael Feliz, 3B Colin Moran and minor-league OF Jason Martin. Not the kings' ransom Bucs fan were hoping for, but it's still a curious trade.
Cole's 2015 was stellar, but he's been decidedly average since. He gave a up a bunch of homers in 2017, leading a lot of people to suggest something was wrong with him. He was the #1 SP on the 2017 Pirates... which unfortunately translates to a #3 on a normal staff.
The whole deal reminds me of the Pirate trades from about 10 years ago. Where they shipped out "All-Stars" in Pittsburgh and netted guys like Andy LaRoche, Jose Tabata or Ross Ohlendorf. The Cole trade doesn't both me, though, as the Bucs are supposed to have a ton of young arms in the minors (as long as they're not named Tyler Glasnow). Cole's 2018 season will be a roll-of-the-dice and I'd rather roll those dice on some young dudes, instead. I'm also guessing that Ivan Nova will now be the 2018 Opening Day starter for the Pirates.
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|Erick Von Erich
|Jan 15 2018, 03:01 PM Post #11
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
..and as soon as I posted that, Andrew McCutchen is reportedly heading to the Giants. Man, that hurts. Even though I knew it was coming. McCutchen was absolutely my favorite player and the best Pirate since Barry Bonds in 1992.
Oh well... at least that means I have about 12 chances to get some of my McCutchen Pirates stuff autographed, this year.
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|Jan 17 2018, 12:42 AM Post #12
true maharajah Jinder Mahal
|Yankees are getting machado and Keyshawn next offseason :)
|Erick Von Erich
|Jan 17 2018, 04:17 PM Post #13
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
Some of this you may have heard from me, over the years, but just go with me....
McCutchen was definitely "my guy". Was at a Spring Training game in 2007 and he made an amazing catch. I was keeping score and had already marked it a double for the Reds...but was amazed that Cutch raced over to make the catch. As a longtime Pirate sufferer, I'd learned to never get my hopes up on "top draft picks". So I didn't really know who he was, until that night
My lasting image of him is from a locker-room celebration when the Bucs made the post-season in 2013. The team was going bananas, spraying champagne and all. McCutchen was there, getting sprayed with goggles on, and that trademark smile of his. His teammates were chanting "MVP! MVP!" I felt like a proud poppa and about cried-- "my guy" led the Pirates to the frickin' postseason!
I wished my grandfather (and great-grandfather) were still alive, so I could've told them all about this. My dad called me up, that night, and serenaded me with "Oh, the Bucs are going all the way! All the way! All the way!"
My dad and I still debate whether or not Cutch is the #2 all-time Pirate (behind Clemente, of course). I was at a game in Denver when he hit 3 homers, a few years ago. He was one of the main reason I went to Miami to see the WBC, this year. My wife knows to ask me: "how did McCutchen do?" whenever I'm done watching my Bucs games.
I've only met/talked to him, twice, very briefly. Yet I feel a strong connection with McCutchen. He's absolutely my Favorite Player. It's going to be a test for me, this year. "My guy" is now on the Giants, who are just "some team" to me. I want him to do well... but I'll wish to hell that he was still a Bucco.
Of course, if the Bucs actually improve this year...well, that'll numb the wound just a little. But there will always be a scar. Right next to the scar from the 1992 NLCS.
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|Jan 17 2018, 10:54 PM Post #14
true maharajah Jinder Mahal
Not a pirates fan, but my two cents
Honus Wagner was way before our time. But he has to be 1 or 2. Clemente the other of course
I'd put willie Stargell ahead of mccutchen as well
Ralph kiner too
Bill mazeroski as well
But it's cool you got to meet him
|Erick Von Erich
|Jan 18 2018, 08:23 AM Post #15
I'm Big E and I tell it like it is
Clemente is, hands-down, the #1 player in Pirate history. Prototypical "5 tool player".
Honus Wagner was kinda' like Tony Gwynn. Yeah, he could be #2. He's the main statue at PNC Park with good reason.
Stargell has numbers, but he had some flaws. One of top 5 players of the 70's, though. Would still take McCutcheon over him. I feel like McCutchen's Pirate career is what Dave Parker's could've been, had Parker not been injured or sniffing cocaine, circa 1981.
Maz was an outstanding fielder, consistent player and a great 2B for his era. When you compare Mazeroski's career and stats to any other 2B, it's not apples-to-apples. Pirates fans have no problem with his HOF nod, but not everybody is sold on him. Of course, Yankees fans hear his name a lot :)
McCutchen's Pirate career was longer than Kiner's. Yet Kiner was hitting 50 HR's before it became common. He also played on a lot of dogshit teams, so he wasn't the focal point of a team like Clemente or McCutchen were.
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Soaring oil prices, depleting sources of fossil fuels and adverse environmental changes have led to significant interest in alternative fuels. Against this backdrop, biofuels have emerged as clean and renewable source of energy to improve the life style of consumers and bring about environmental benefits globally.
Among the various types of biofuels, biogas is gaining popularity across the world as it can be produced through anaerobic digestion or fermentation of organic wastes along with effluents from industrial as well as municipal wastewater treatment plants in a sealed fermenter.
Owing to several benefits, various types of biogas plants have been developed in different parts of the world. Broadly they can be classified into institutional and commercial, based on the application. A typical biogas plant consists of a digester and gas holder either in a single chamber or separate chambers. The anaerobic digestion process takes place in the digester and the produced biogas will be collected in the gas holder. Biogas primarily comprises methane and carbon dioxide and small amounts of hydrogen-sulphide, moisture and siloxanes. Compared to fossil fuels, biogas burns more cleanly and releases less carbon dioxide per unit of energy.
Biogas generated at these plants is being used to produce electricity and heat. It is also being used to run vehicles and also as a fuel for different industrial applications. Furthermore, residues from the anaerobic digestion process constitute a nutrient-rich digestate, which can be used as an enriched organic manure to supplement the use of chemical fertilizers.
Market research firm Global Data has forecasted moderate growth for the global biogas power market between 2012 and 2025, expecting it to climb from 50,516 GWh to 130,321 GWh at a CAGR of 7.6%.
Some of the largest biogas plants operating in the world are given below
Mexico City waste-to-energy plant
A new biogas plant is coming up on the site of Bordo Poniente, a former Mexico City's largest landfill site. Mexico's development banks Bancomext and Nafinsa, and national infrastructure fund Fonadin are backing the project.
Veolia, through its subsidiary Proactiva Medio Ambiente Mexico S.A. de C.V., has won the public call for tenders published by the government of Mexico City. The company signed the contract to design, build, and operate the facility.
The new waste to energy facility, which is expected to cost $1.6bn, will provide an efficient alternative for treating the waste from this city of 10 million people. It will generate 965,000 MWh of electricity per year, which will be used directly by the Mexico City Subway Metro.
Construction work is scheduled to start in 2017 and will last three years. Operations are expected to commence in 2020.
C2e Renewables NC, US
Carbon Cycle Energy (C2e) of Colorado is constructing America's largest utility-scale biogas plant – C2e Renewables NC – near Warsaw in Duplin County. C2e CEO James Powell said that upon completion in late 2017 the biogas facility will produce enough fuel annually to generate approximately 290 GW hours of electricity. The $100m facility is designed to process more than 750,000 tons of organic waste and power 32,000 homes annually. C2e has agreed to supply the plant's total output of bio-methane to Duke Energy and to an undisclosed 'Fortune 500 company'.
Nature Energy Korskro biogas plant in Denmark
Denmark-based Nature Energy is constructing one of the largest biogas plants in the world.
The biogas plant, which is anticipated to start operations by early 2018, is being built near Korskro, Denmark, in an area of about 13ha.
Upon completion, the facility will process 1,050,000 tons of agricultural biproducts and organic waste. It is expected to produce 41 million Nm3 of biomethane (equal to 45.4MW) per year to the Danish gas grid.
The biogas plant, which will be based on manure, energy crops and organic by-products, is designed to adapt to the existing elements in the landscape.
Nature Energy is claimed to be the largest producer of biogas in Denmark. The Danish Government signed a green energy agreement in 2012 to facilitate the distribution of upgraded biogas in the gas grid.
Nature Energy has established four large-scale biogas plants and is in the process of constructing an additional three facilities.
In total, the company is planning to build 17 biogas facilities in Denmark.
Image: Nature Energy Korskro biogas plant is anticipated to start operations by early 2018. Photo: courtesy of Nature Energy A/S.
Jordberga Biogas plant in Sweden
Swedish Biogas International has established Sweden's largest anaerobic digestion plant in Jordberga, northeast of Trelleborg, for the production of biogas. Other partners in the project are E.ON, Skånska Biobränslebolaget and Nordic Sugar. The partners have invested $23m on the plant, which will process 110,000 tons of green waste to produce 110 GWh of biogas. Jordberga facility has become fully operational in April 2015. It reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 30,000 tons per year.
Diageo's on-site biogas plant in Speyside
British on-site anaerobic digestion solutions provider Clearfleau has commissioned an on-site bio-energy plant at Diageo's Glendullan distillery at Dufftown, Speyside in August 2015. Glendullan biogas facility processes approximately 1,000 m3 of malt whisky distillery co-products per day to produce 6 GW hours of thermal energy for the distillery. The plant reduces fossil fuel energy demand at the distillery by 25%, reducing its carbon footprint by 1,000 tons of CO2 per year.
Image: Clearfleau completes commissioning of new AD plant for Diageo. Photo: courtesy of Clearfleau Limited.
DONG Energy's biogas plant in Manchester
EnviTec Biogas UK, a subsidiary of Germany's EnviTec Biogas, has broken ground in April 2016 on a 6MW biogas plant for REnescience Northwich, a subsidiary of Danish utility Dong Energy, in Northwich near Manchester, UK.
The plant, which will use DONG Energy's patented REnescience technology, will process up to 120,000 tons of waste per year from around 110,000 UK homes. REnescience uses enzymes, mechanical sorting and anaerobic digestion to produce biogas. The facility was expected to be fully operational by early 2017.
Nijhuis Industries biogas plant in Ukraine
The Netherlands-based Nijhuis Industries won a contract in 2012 to deliver a full-scale biogas plant to PJSC Oril-Leader Poultry Farm in Yelyzavetivka, Ukraine. The biogas plant digests chicken manure and creates heat/cooling and energy. It started operating at full capacity in 2013, producing a total of 5 MW hours of power enough to provide electricity to 15,000 apartments and heat to 1,500 apartments. It is one of the largest biogas plants to process chicken manure and slaughterhouse waste in Europe.
Israeli biogas project
Clean energy company Bluesphere has signed a MoU with Israeli State-owned Environmental Services Co (ESC) in September 2014 to develop a 5 MW biogas project in Israel. As part of the agreement, Bluesphere will develop the project, taking care of the permissions, project finance and operations for the plant's 20-year life. ESC, on its part, will lease a suitable site and supply food waste as feedstock for the biogas plant, besides providing maintenance services.
Agro-industrial biogas plant in Spain
In February 2016, Spanish engineering firm Ahidra, Water and Energy and the Netherlands-based Coltrade have signed an engineering procurement and construction contract to construct one of the largest agro-industrial biogas plants in the world within the dairy industry in northern Spain (Asturias). Developed by Biogasur Generación, the facility is designed to process 400,000 tons of manure annually in Central Lechera Asturiana to produce biogas, solid and liquid fertilizers. The 4.5 MW facility is slated to commence operations in the spring of 2017.


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1. In this case the Lower Appellate Court has differed from the first Court in holding that the suit is barred by limitation, and we have to decide whether the District Judge was right or wrong.
2. The suit was brought to eject the defendants from a 2 annas, 8 gundahs share of a certain mouzah, and to obtain from them mesne profits in respect thereof. Plaintiff's predecessor in title acquired the share in question of the whole mouzah Rampore Balwa, of which the mouzah now in question is a 'dakhili,' by purchase at a sale held in execution of his own decree against his debtor, Het Narain Singh, and obtained formal possession through the Court on the 30th of September 1874.
3. In December 1874, Het Narain Singh, together with all his co-sharers in the mouzah, granted a perpetual mouroosi ticca of their 'dakhili' to the defendant No. 2, reserving the almost nominal rent of Rs. 25 per annum.
4. Subsequently the plaintiff's predecessor brought a suit against all the maliks, including Het Narain, whose right had been sold to him, on the allegation that they had dispossessed him; and after his death the plaintiff recovered a decree for the 2 annas 8 gundhas share which had been Het Narain's on the 31st of March 1881. In March 1882 he obtained formal possession in execution of that decree.
5. On the 29th of January 1887, defendant No. 1 having purchased at a sale in execution of a decree against defendant No. 2, the right of the latter as ticcadar, obtained formal possession of the same through the Court.
6. Plaintiff complains that he was then dispossessed of the 2 annas 8 gundahs share belonging to him; and he instituted this suit to recover it in December 1887-13 years after the grant of the ticca by Het Narain to the defendant No. 2.
7. The first Court was of opinion that the ticcadar's possession was not adverse to the plaintiff; and that he does not claim any right adverse to the plaintiff. That Court further held that the formal possession obtained by the plaintiff of the share now in dispute in 1882 was possession not only as against the defendants in that suit, but as against the ticcadar also who claims through one of those defendants, and that such delivery of possession saves this suit from limitation, even if the ticcadar's possession was adverse.
8. The Appellate Court, on the contrary, held that the ticcadar's possession was adverse to the plaintiff's right and that it had been held 'all these years', and therefore was sufficient to bar this suit under Article 144 of the schedule to the Limitation Act.
9. My opinion is that the District Judge's decision is correct; and that although the ticcadar originally acquired no right whatever to that share of the mouzah which had, before the sale in 1874, belonged to Het Narain Singh, yet his possession immediately became adverse to the plaintiff; and that the latter cannot as against the ticcadar take any benefit from the formal possession obtained in execution of the decree of March 1881 to which the ticcadar was no party. The plaintiff himself has repudiated any relation of landlord and tenant as between himself and the defendant, and by his suit declares the possession of the latter to be adverse to his rights; and if that possession had been enforced for more than 12 years before this suit was brought, I do not see how the plaintiff can get rid of the bar of limitation. It might be more easy to do so if the ticcadar in question was a mere lessee of Het Narain Singh, and if there purported to exist any reversionary right in the latter. It might in such case be argued that the symbolical possession obtained by the plaintiff as against Het Narain in 1882 was equally effective as against one setting up to be his tenant or his ijaradar, and in possession on his account. But here the ticca purports to be a perpetual estate, with no reversion to the grantors, and no right reserved to them but the nominal rent of Rs. 25 per annum amongst them all. The Full Bench decisions--Juggobundhu Mukerji v. Ram Chunder Bysack I.L.R. 5 Cal. 584; 5 C.L.R. 548 and Juggobundhu Mitter v. Purnanund Gossami I.L.R. 16 Cal. 530--cited for the appellant do not, in my opinion, govern the present case, in which, as I think, the defendant has been in adverse possession for more than 12 years before suit, and not on behalf of the party against whom the plaintiff obtained a decree in 1881 and got symbolical possession in execution of that decree. In the case of Bejoy Chunder Banerjee v. Kally Prosonno Mookerjee I.L.R. 4 Cal. 327 this Court pointed out the distinction as regards a plea of limitation between a person holding as tenant for a term under a party in wrongful possession, and one holding as owner and not as lessee on the term of paying a fixed sum annually to the former owner, although what he pays is called rent. And that distinction is one which I think must tell in favour of the defendant in the present suit.
10. The Privy Council decisions cited for the appellant--Ram Chunder Singh v. Madho Kumari I.L.R. 12 Cal. 484 and Tekaetnee Goura Coomaree v. Saroo Coomaree 19 W.R. 253--do not seem to me to be applicable to this case. Those cases only show that a tenant cannot plead limitation in a contest with his landlord in respect of an adverse right as a perpetual tenure-holder except from the date when the landlord has had notice of such adverse claim. And this ruling does not further the plaintiff's case before us. I am of opinion that the defendant is entitled to raise the plea of limitation, and that the Lower Appellate Court has properly found that the possession was always adverse to the plaintiff, and I would accordingly dismiss this appeal with costs.


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On the last big weekend of the summer, bay waters from the Upper Newport Bay to Newport Dunes remain closed to swimming, diving and other recreational uses because of a sewage spill, officials said Sunday.
The closure was ordered after a spill Saturday and remains in effect until further notice.
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