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Evelyn Roughton is the chief cook and creator of all things yummy at The Crown, Indianola, Mississippi's famous and beloved landmark. The Crown opened as an English antique shop in 1972, and now it's an art gallery, gift shop, bookstore, gourmet food shop, AND a restaurant.
The Crown began serving lunch in the antique shop with a pub setting almost 40 years ago, in March of 1976—out in the cotton fields north of Indianola.
Evelyn is a lover and promoter of all things delicious, and all things Mississippi, especially the Mississippi Delta. She enjoys good food, spending time with her precious family, and talking to visitors at The Crown, directing them to the Blues heritage sites, the B.B. King Museum, and all the wonderful out-of-the-way places to visit in the Delta.
Evelyn is very active in the Indianola community. She is involved in the Indianola Chamber Main Street, B.B. King Museum, Indianola Garden Club, Indianola Civic League, and Indian Bayou Arts Festival. She has been the recipient of the Indianola Citizen of the Year award, the Delta Council Good Middling Lady Award, and the Indianola Blues Society Promotions Award. Evelyn is a member and Sunday School teacher at First United Methodist Church.
Evelyn graduated from Troy University in 1964, and soon after married Tony Roughton. The two traveled extensively while Tony was in the Air Force. They are the parents of two children: Jennifer Schaumburg runs the Crown, often with help from her two children, Sage and Prescott; and Kevin Roughton who lives in Maine with his wife Deanna Contrino and with their two children, Izabela and Carter.
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Completing the Data Capture tab for Text Field Types
1. The Data Capture tab for text fields provides four "User Control Types". The Data Capture window for text data varies slightly between the selections of the drop down for User Control Type. Each selection applies a different set of attributes to the field. We will illustrate how information is gathered in each of the four examples here. See Chapter 11 - Field Setup: Data Capture General for other prompts on this tab.
Entry from Field Type Tab
What type of field will this be? = Text
Data for this field will come from? = User Entry
User Control Type: Text Box
This option allows a single line entry and is best when used for a short string of text that does not wrap. The text entered in the Default Value field provides your user with an example of the type of entry required and may be overwritten by the user. Setting the Maximum Length prevents the user from entering too much text. Note: if you would like the additional text that does not fit in the amount of space you allow for this field, you can create another field on your template and use the "text overflow" option that is chosen in the "Field Type" tab.
User Control Type: Text Area
Basically the same as "Text Box" but this option allows multiple lines of text, as in the example below. You may still use the Max Length box to set how much text can be entered in the text area. Note: if you would like the additional text that does not fit in the amount of space you allow for this field, you can create another field on your template and use the "text overflow" option that is chosen in the "Field Type" tab.
User Control Type: Drop Down List
This option allows you to provide a list of data from which the user makes a selection. You will enter each choice on a separate line. This screenshot below displays three addresses. The drop down value displayed to the user and the information that will be populated on the template is separated by a Pipe Symbol "|". Returns that are needed on the template are added to the row of text using a back slash-n (\n). Here is an example of this:
Chicago Office|123 Main Street\nChicago, IL 60187\nPhone: 312-555-1212
In the above example, the customer will see "Chicago Office" in the drop down menu. When it is chosen, the following will be populated in the area designated for this information:
123 Main Street
Chicago, IL 60187
Phone: 312-555-1212
Important: you cannot use HTML here in this area. Only plain text is allowed.
User Control Type: Rich Text Area
This option is not available when building your template in the Interactive Designer version of Online Template Builder. The Interactive Designer has its own rich text behavior. This option is similar to the "Text Area" option but provides greater versatility in formatting (both to the designer and the end user) using a WYSIWYG text editor with toolbar options. The behavior experienced by the user may be slightly different depending on the specific browser they choose to use when customizing your template.
Allow User to Choose Base Font - When using this option this new choice will appear. If you would like your customer to choose from the fonts available in this template then check this box. The customer will not be given the choice of fonts otherwise. Please note: Because Online Template Builder is pre-loaded with system fonts available to all templates, the system fonts as well as the fonts you uploaded in the "Assets" area for the template will be available choices for your customer.
Entry from Field Type Tab
What type of field will this be? = Text
Data for this field will come from? = Another Field
Please select the field to use data from - When you choose "Another Field" in the Field type tab you will need to tell Online Template Builder what field you would like the entry to come from. The user will not see a prompt for this information. You will still be able to set particular attributes to this field in the format tab. You will choose from a drop down menu that lists all the field names that are available in your template.
Entry from Field Type Tab
What type of field will this be? = Text
Data for this field will come from? = Static Text or Field Scripting
Please enter the static text here - When this option is chosen the customer will not be prompted for entry of any information. One choice is to enter static text that you want to show on the template but do not want the customer to have an option of changing. If your intent is to have this field be part of a Field Script then leave this entry blank. Field scripting is explained in greater detail later.
Entry from Field Type Tab
What type of field will this be? = Text
Data for this field will come from? = Text Overflow
Please select which field to overflow text from, as needed - If this field is able to take text that is overflowing from another field, choose the name of the field here. If the customers entry goes over what is available in the field you chose text will flow into this field. You can flow more than one field into another and you can have text flow from one page to another. If the text does not go over the amount allowed this field will remain empty on the template.
Can I populate an image field based on the selection in a dropdown list?
You can have the user make a selection in a drop down menu, and based on that selection an image field would be populated. You would need two fields on the master pdf. The fields would be set up like this:
Field one -
contains the question/dropdown menu
Field type tab - text coming from user entry
Data capture tab - User control type = dropdown list
The List options would look like this:
The image1.tif and image2.tif names would need to be replaced by the exact names of the files you upload to the Graphic files area of the template. Obviously A and B would need to be replaced by the options you would like the user to see/select.
Field two -
contains the image
Field type tab - image coming from another field
Data capture tab - select Field one
The images would need to be uploaded to the graphic files area of the template - NOT the image picker area.
Previous Chapter: Chapter 11 - Field Setup: Data Capture General
Next Chapter: Chapter 13 - Field Setup: Data Capture for Image Fields


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I decided to make a cowl for The Boy, as a) the weather is turning colder and b) he tends to try to confiscate any cowls I make for other people and c) I needed to move this yarn out of my stash as quickly as possible because I really shouldn't be buying yarn but this was on sale 50% off plus I really needed to support my local yarn store, right?
The Boy likes squishy, comfortable things, and while I thought about doing a brioche stitch, I'm also in the countdown to holiday knitting, and yet I still wanted to whip this up quickly in time for his birthday next month. So Fisherman's Rib it is!
I couldn't really find a definitive tutorial for knitting this stitch in the round, and what I did find had conflicting information. Consider yourself warned, this is simply my version of how to work this rib stitch. I take no responsibility if the knitting police issue you a citation 😉
Written version:
Cast on an even number of stitches, and work one row of k1, p1 ribbing. I used a tubular cast-on, so mine was set to go as soon as the cast-on was completed.
Stitch Guide:
k1b – Knit one below (Insert the needle into the knit stitch below the stitch on the needle, knit, and slide both stitches off the needle)
p1b – Purl one below (Insert the needle into the purl stitch below the stitch on the needle, purl, and slide both stitches off the needle)
Round 1: k1b, p1* repeat from *
Round 2: k1, p1b* repeat from *
Repeat these two rounds until ready to bind off – knit one row of k1, p1 ribbing, then bind off loosely.


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Fog again yesterday, with rain at times. I had a delightful visit from Diane, who came from Roanoke to chose her bunny. She left with Autumn Joy's handsome chocolate agouti buck, christened 'Sandy'. Terrific name. We had a nice visit and I know Sandy is going to be a happy bunny.
Quick meeting with my sister-in-law about her plans for the farmer's and crafter's market. Everything is shaping up. Then she went off to check on crafters from the Cherry Festival for both her show and the Meadows of Dan one. I worked on getting some more information for that show in the afternoon and took some pictures for the web page. It was such a dull, gray day that I didn't feel inspired to do bunny chores! And damp angora isn't any fun to shear off a rabbit!
Big event of the day. I went with a group of friends to a contra dance at a neighboring town. As near as I can find out, contra dancing is a traditional country dance form, sort of like a square dance or Virginia reel. Sort of. Years ago I did a little of it, but I'm still pretty confused about where to be when and how to get there most of the time! The music is old-time, sort of Celtic in flavor and repetitive so that it sets the count for the dance. This is where we were and there are lots of links about contra dancing. It's a tremendous amount of fun and most of the dancers are either as inexperienced as I am, or very nice about mistakes!
Contra dancing reminds me of English romances, when they gathered for similar dances and there was so much more formality. The women last night almost all wore long skirts and when I sat out it was pretty to watch the movement of the dance and the swirling fabric during swings and turns. It would be lovely to see a dance in Victorian or Edwardian costume.
Back not so late, but oh, I was tired this morning! Got the bunny chores done and then did some more running for the festival information and picked up some bunny feed. Then Dad and I went down to visit a favorite cousin and his wife that don't live very far away. We had a terrific visit talking family and looking at old pictures. The trip down was very foggy, but the weather seemed to clear on the way home. Now it's raining. Surprise.


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I feel like these glitters are underrated – @makeupcommunity, why are y'all not talking about this that fell from heaven?
If you have read my blog posts that reviews Urban Decay makeup, then you would know that I'm not the biggest fan, but I still somehow manage to buy everything they release. You can never know if you like something 'till you try it right?
One of the glitters that I own is this gold / a little bit of silver. I really like this glitter for multiple reasons. One of them being that it can "spice" up and bland and boring look. For example, there are days where I'm either drowning in school work, or laziness kicks in and I'm not in the mood for a full out look – but I still want to put on some makeup. This is the part where the glitter becomes the hero, I put on some eyeliner (a little thicker than usual) then I spread the glitter over it, and BAM – you got an awesome makeup look that took little to no effort.
The other glitter that I own is a blue one, and I watched one of KathleenLight's tutorials and she used this color, and I wanted to recreate the look (never happened) but I still used this glitter nonetheless. Similarly to the gold one, I use this glitter for the same reasons. Another reason as to why I really like this glitter is because it's super pigmented – if that makes sense. You don't need to put your brush in the tube 20 times to get some products, once (at most twice) is more than enough for your whole liner.
I was hesitant to buying this glitter at first because I know what glitter is like – it's hard to take off. But these don't have that problem, use one makeup wipe and you're good to go.
I really do recommend these glitters, especially if you're the type of person that doesn't feel like putting in a lot of effort to your makeup looks. (It will make it seem like as though you did put in a lot of effort)
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Indus Initiative in collaboration with Future Water is organising its second regional training on 'Spatial Process on Hydrology (SPHY) model' from 14 to 18 December 2015. SPHY model is developed using the best available components of existing models resulting in a simulation model that is flexible in scaling, includes cryosphere, mountain hydrology, low land hydrology and land surface processes, is in the public domain, and can be linked to remote sensing. A first training course was provided to regional experts in December 2014. This follow-up second course will expand on the subject and will include newly developed interface components developed in response to possible improvements pointed out by the users.
Participants from India, Nepal, Pakistan and ICIMOD will be participating in the training. You are welcome to join in the opening session or interact with the resource persons and participants during the breaks. Please find the attached background, agenda and participants list.
The overall objective of this training is:
To ensure that SPHY can be applied by a wider range of experts with basic hydrological and computer skills, by developing and providing a basic interface including a data preprocessing tool.
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Stencil Hop with Nathalie Kalbach's StencilGirl Oldtimer Stencil!
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Oh I love this- and such a clever idea too!!! Beautiful - and I am sure it is hard to see your son leaving the"nest" :) Thank you so much for playing along Maria- I love it!!!ReplyDelete
Brilliant idea to use the mask so you could repeat the image. You are so inspiring my friend! What a beautiful page to memorialize how you are feeling about your son leaving for college... xoxoReplyDelete
What a clever way to use the stencil1 Thanks for showing it step by step - I'll have to try thisReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Gunvor! I'd love to see what you do!Delete
Love, love, LOVE what you have created here! A bittersweet moment that will be cherished through your artwork! So dynamic!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Kathy! Bittersweet....yes, yes it is!Delete
Thank you for the tutorial! I love how you used the stencil and it's outcome! It's a special day when the kids are leaving home for the big World!ReplyDelete
Amazing!!! Love this and so appreciate the step by step! Good luck to your son in college!ReplyDelete
Beautiful Mama tribute to your son.....this car makes the perfect vehicle to go visit in style....he might like a ride in it too - once you get there that is! xoxReplyDelete
So Sentimental Maria! It's beautiful!ReplyDelete
Fabulous! Love how you used the car - with the pop of red on the first car! What a way to draw the eye through the whole page by creating the line of cars!!ReplyDelete
This is stunning, Maria!ReplyDelete
Love that little globe in the corner and the way you repeated the stencil combined with text! Awesome!Replies
Thanks Mary! I need a map from Chicago to Arizona :) Just trying to give you some inspiration, LOL! Perhaps might be a good subject for one of your future works of art!Delete
Great work and I love how you showed us the process! Awesome!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks! Glad you liked it!Delete
This is so cool. ThanksReplyDelete
I love the line of cars!
Thank you for sharing!
love what you did hun.. great job! xoxReplyDelete
its maria! i feel like i know u now from the stencilgirl blog! i love what u did with the old car, and i love that it represents your son leaving soon, thats a big one for moms! tx for sharing and inspiring! aloha, angi in hanaReplyDeleteReplies
I feel like I know all of you too when I see you commenting on StencilGirl :) Thanks for stopping by today!Delete
How awesome is this??!! You put alot of time and energy into this project and it definitely paid off - beautiful!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Andrene! I appreciate that :)Delete
Thank you for the tutorial. I imagine one can do this process with any larger icon on a stencil, as opposed to a stencil with multitude of small graphics. i.e. one large circle vs many small dots. TFS!ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes Laura that would work perfect! I do it all the time. Thanks for stopping by!Delete
What a wonderful way to commemorate this special time! Thanks for the tip on making masks and using them with the stencils. You've created a very strong image!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the tutorial. Great work. :o)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Rhonda I appreciate your comment!Delete
Very original. I love it. Thanks for sharing, Johanne L.ReplyDelete
Love your project! So much to look at and I appreciate seeing the process! In the next to the last picture, are you spraying the black? So many titles you could use on this! Enjoyed the hop and seeing so many ways to use the stencils! Will hop thru again, try to implant those ideas in my head!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win, love to play with it !
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Janelle--no that is the black paint still on the stencil from when I stenciled it with black on the red car. I am showing that I am putting the stencil over the mask. Hope that helps! Thanks for stopping by!Delete
I loved the repeating use of the stencil. It gives such a feeling of movement.ReplyDeleteReplies
YAY!! That was my plan--movement :)Delete
Each project on the hop has just gotten better.ReplyDelete
I love how you did the line of cars and the quote that you used is unique and appropriate for your son's journey to come.Replies
Thanks Sue, I appreciate your comment.Delete
María, your piece has a very sentimental expression....i know what your feelings are now, because i went thru something similar eight year ago...the difference: my son painted an angel's back showing his heart bleeding and looking thru a window where a road with no end was! Is a large piece 3 ft. x 8 ft., which i adore!... I love what you created and someday will be trying something alike!...ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you for sharing that with me :) What a treasure you have :)Delete
Wow a traffic jam on paper! I love it. What a great idea putting the multiple images in your creation. StenciGirl has a great stencil here. I would love to get to play with this one.ReplyDeleteReplies
That made me smile! A traffic jam, love to see what other people see when they look at something I make!Delete
Beautifully done,I see the card leaving your house and it has no color, just on an adventure taking your so to school, when he arrives it is a very bright red, the color represents that he has arrived to a new stage in his life, full of vim, vigor and excitement. What a wonderful tribute to a child going away to college.ReplyDelete
Marie, I love the art in your card and the saying is perfect! JackieReplyDelete
Fabulous, got some lovely stencils. xxReplyDelete
How cool is this!?!?! Love how you used Nat's car stencil... what a fabulous idea!!ReplyDelete
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The Council's Transportation Committee voted in favor of steel wheels on steel rail by a 4-1 vote, the same score registered by the expert panel a week earlier. The consensus appears to be that while such a system will be more expensive to construct, operational costs will be less than the other options -- a rubber-tire bus system on concrete, monorail or magnetic levitation.
Toru Hamayasu, the city's chief transportation planner, estimates the construction cost will be as much as $3.8 billion, although inflation and interest could raise the amount closer to $5 billion. Senate President Colleen Hanabusa warns that construction costs are "always dwarfed by the operation and maintenance of a steel system," but Ron Tober, the expert panel's chairman, said the steel system "will save you all money in the long run."
Some concerns have been expressed about noise and potential rusting. However, the system should not run through residential neighborhoods and we presume that technology has improved since Aloha Stadium began rusting the day after it was built.
The entire Council should act at the earliest in mid-April to approve the technology so the state's congressional delegation can continue efforts to gain federal funding for the project. The Council must maintain the city's commitment to the project.
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Genotyping Assay Market by Technology (PCR, Sequencing, Microarray, Electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF), Application (Pharmacogenomics, Diagnostic Research, Animal Genetics, Agricultural Biotechnology), and Product - Global Forecast to 2023
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|基因型鑑定 (遺傳基因型決策) 化驗的全球市場預測 2023年:聚合酵素鏈鎖反應 (PCR)、定序、微陣列、電泳法、MALDI-TOF法 Genotyping Assay Market by Technology (PCR, Sequencing, Microarray, Electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF), Application (Pharmacogenomics, Diagnostic Research, Animal Genetics, Agricultural Biotechnology), and Product - Global Forecast to 2023
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The genotyping market is expected to reach USD 31.9 billion by 2023 from an estimated USD 11.8 billion in 2018, at a CAGR of 22.0%. Technological advancements, the decreasing prices of DNA sequencing, and the increasing incidence of genetic diseases are expected to drive the growth of the global genotyping market. However, the high cost of equipment is expected to restrain market growth to a certain extent during the forecast period.
On the basis of application, the genotyping market is segmented into pharmacogenomics, diagnostic & personalized medicine, agricultural biotechnology, animal genetics, and other applications. The pharmacogenomics segment is expected to register the highest CAGR during the forecast period. The increased use of genotyping to predict the efficiency of drugs during drug development and the growing need to understand the adverse effects of drugs are the major factors driving the growth of this market segment.
On the basis of end user, the genotyping market is segmented into pharmaceutical & biopharmaceutical companies, diagnostic & research institutes, academic institutes, and other end users. The pharmaceutical & biopharmaceutical companies segment is expected to witness the highest CAGR owing to the growing importance of biomarkers in genotyping used among these end users, given their applications in drug development which, in turn, will support the growth of this segment.
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The prominent players in the global genotyping market are: Thermo Fisher Scientific (US), Illumina (US), QIAGEN (Netherlands), Agilent Technologies (US), Danaher Corporation (US), Roche Diagnostics (Switzerland), GE Healthcare (US), Fluidigm Corporation (US), PerkinElmer (US), Eurofins Scientific (Luxembourg), Bio-Rad Laboratories (US), Pacific Biosciences of California (US), GENEWIZ (US), and Integrated DNA Technologies (US).
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PODCAST: Bartók's String Quartet II
As part of the Chilingirian Quartet's podcast series, Levon talks on Bartók's 2nd Quartet, ahead of the quartet's concert at Kings Place, London, 7th February 2016. The second concert in an historic series of six concerts to be given by the Chilingirian Quartet, commemorates the 70th anniversary of Bartók's death by reconstructing the first complete cycle of Bartók quartets in the UK – given in the 1949/50 season by the London Chamber Music Society's precursor organisation, the South Place Sunday Concerts.
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I think when people see the name Bartok in programs, even now they feel like running away sometimes. I think it's something that's totally unjustified. It's something that we're trying to put right with the series we're giving over the next two years at King's Place. We're repeating exactly the same programs that were given in 1949 and 50 at the Conway Hall, the first time that all Bartok quartets were played in London. This is the second concert. We've done already number one, Bartok Number One and the second one, we play Number Two which really is the most approachable of the quartets. Actually, I say to student groups and to amateur groups that it's the most playable. They can play this. Maybe for the amateurs they might play not as fast as Bartok sometimes, but it's eminently playable. It's a real string quartet with amazing new things in it. This is, I think, the best introduction to Bartok's music and particularly to his string quartets.
He incorporates some Arabic themes. I don't think people are aware so much that Bartok, who was trawling around eastern Europe, of course collecting Hungarian music, Hungarian melodies and because the neighbouring countries are Romania, Ruthenia and Muldova. All those, the style of music and the ethnic music he was familiar with. Before writing his second quartet, he made a trip to North Africa and he picked up one or two things from there. There are three movements and the middle movement there's some real good Arabic music and, of course, it's incorporated with Hungarian rhythms, but the actual melodies they're wonderfully different. You have a very unusual piece of music that the middle movement, which is the fast, lively, fun, sinister, dry humoured but basically fast movement. You have the first movement which is very lyrical and very gentle, wistful. He wrote this, don't forget, between 1915 and 1917, so it falls into that very sad period when Europe was at war. It's very wistful and very sweet and very expressive.
Then, having played this crazy Hungarian Arabic second movement which all goes mad sometimes, he follows it with the third and last movement which is bleak, absolutely dark, dark clouds, hopeless, everything that you might want to describe the hopelessness of the situation in Europe at that point, the first World War. It's very static. It's very expressive and then it's very non-expressive, very black and yet everything in this work is, I think, totally understandable. It's not overly dissonant. It's not overly brutal, that comes a little later with particularly Three, Four and Five. It was written for the Hungarian quartet. This is the original one with Kepe and they premiered it before the first World War was over in Budapest.
That must have been an interesting first premier. It is compact, relatively speaking, and it's in a sandwich in this concert where we've retained the original programs from 1949, 50. The sandwich consists of a Mozart quarter. Some might say his very greatest quartet. A very unsung great quartet, his Quartet in A Major, and I would only say one small thing about it. This is the piece that Beethoven loved. He went as far as to copy the last movement of this Mozart quartet in his sketch book. When somebody said to him "What is this?" He said, "Now there is a piece." So Beethoven to compliment Mozart, which of course he acknowledged him as a great composer, but to actually pick out this particular piece as the one that he thought was Mozart's most interesting I think is enough for me to place it right at the very, very top. It's interesting his longest quartet. It's a wonderful start, if you like, with this great Beethoven like Mozart quartet.
Then, in the second half to end, we play the champagne quartet of Beethoven, his G Major quartet. Unbelievable fun and games in three out of the four movements and then a beautiful, serene, lyrical slow movement but with a surprise in the middle where he writes some incredibly fast music. This is a very joyful piece and there you have a fantastically contrasting program. The central work, which I suppose was the focus of the very first cycle in London and, of course, it's the focus of our present cycle.
Technically, his music is challenging. You can't get away from it. Having lived with this music for 40 years now, it feels simply like a wonderful string quartet, like a [Heiden 00:06:19] quartet and the technical challenges have to be met by each individual member of the quartet, whichever quartet it is, ours or another group. Yet, as with other music, you have to bring out the phrasing, the moods, the articulation, so if a group plays Bartok, either in a panic-stricken way because they can't play it individually or in what I would call a sort of contemporary frame of mind rather than putting it as a son of list. Something that is fundamentally based on music that they, the listener, will know and understand and love. Bartok, of course, had his own character, his dry, strong, shy character and uncompromising technical compositional style.
Within all of that, there is real music. What I would challenge is whether enough performances of Bartok, particularly these earlier pieces, Number One, Number Two, which have enough musicality and lyricism and the technical problems should not surface for the listener. The players have to be good enough just to bring out the music.
I think it's very simple like that so it sits, in particularly this program, I think it's very interesting it sits so comfortably for me within these great two pieces by Mozart and Beethoven. You would, I hope, recognize it as just another quartet by written by another great quartet composer. We'd have a lot of fun. We are having a lot of fun rehearsing it right now. Interestingly enough, two of us, Ronnie and I have played this many, many, many, many times and, in this case, it's new for Suzie and Steve. They are so familiar with the style of Bartok and we've done Bartok quartets before, so it's also very exciting, I think, all around to explore this wonderful piece with two of us having done it a lot and two of us doing it for the first time.
I think that element of it is making it like a fresh interpretation, working out how to go around the corners. If I had to tell the difference between Bartok and Mozart or Bartok and Beethoven, it's the change of speed, what we call tempo. It's these changes which are much, much more frequent. More speeding up, more slowing down, more different tempos. Just much more, if you like, romantic. Like some of you play Chopin, you know, they're pull it about, well, there's that very strong element in Bartok and in the slow movements he's always subtly changing the tempo, officially changing it.
Mozart and Beethoven might have signalled to us a slightly different feeling without marking it. We, as the interpreters, have to know that but Bartok clearly marks slower, faster, much faster, ten times faster, ten times slower, so, I guess for the performers and for the listeners, that is a challenge. Again, I think it's up to the performers to do it, not to make it sound like a mathematical problem or equation. Again, sometimes people think that you need to be mathematical to play Bartok. I think, of course, you need to be able to count but I think you need good rhythm. I go back to one of the most brilliant mathematicians in history, Albert Einstein, by what we know about stories about him. He played the violin. It seems that he had shocking bad rhythm, so good rhythm is not the same as being good at mathematics. Some of the best mathematicians are the most rigidly unmusical players. They might play all of the notes, and they might think they are doing it brilliantly, but they have no feel for rhythm.
In Bartok, you have to play very complex stuff but with basically good rhythm. That comes with birth, from birth. Bartok was basing his music on living alongside and amongst great folk fiddlers and singers who never went to music school or anything like that. They were just natural musicians.
If you would like to come to a concert at King's Place, I would strongly recommend to come to the pre-concert talk just to hear about it and maybe get familiar with it. Then, come with absolute open ears and almost like, just listen. They'll be a piece at the beginning and there will be a second piece and it just happens that the second one is the Bartok. You don't need any special preparation. I think it's so beautiful and so clear if we do it well, then you have no problems as an audience. This could be your entry point into what he does later. We'll be doing the Third Quartet, of course, in March. Wonderful piece, much shorter so, again, very easy to handle. More wild, more sort of real wild stuff in that but I think, again, very straightforward when it comes to it.
Then, next year, Four, Five and Six, so I think Number Two is the big one for just understanding, getting into the style.
Bartok String Quartet No. 3
The Chilingirian Quartet perform Bártok's third quartet in a programme with Beethoven's String Quartet in F, Op. 18 No. 1 and Mozart's String Quartet No. 19 in C, K465 at Kings Place, London.
6.30pm Sunday 24th April 2016
Pre-concert talk: 5.15pm, St Pancras Room
Professor Amanda Bayley, distinguished Bartók scholar and author of the Cambridge Companion to Bartók discusses his fourth string quartet.


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Peterborough has lost its status as the fastest growing city in the country, according to a new report published today (19 January).
The Centre for Cities annual study shows that Peterborough has been pushed off the top slot for its population growth rate over the last 10 years and into second position - just behind Milton Keynes.
The accolade of the UK's fastest growing city has been regularly used by city politicians to underline the dynamic nature of city and the success of its development.
According to the Centre for Cities' 2015 Cities Outlook report, from 2004 to 2013, the city's population grew by 15 per cent - an extra 24,900 people.
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The study also shows that Peterborough's population in 2013 of 188,400 people was 1.1 per cent larger than the previous year.
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But Councillor Marco Cereste, the leader of Peterborough City Council, played down the significance of no longer being the UK's fastest growing city, saying it was not important.
Paul Sweeney, Centre for Cities' senior economist, said: "It is still neck and neck between the two cities. The difference in the population growth rate is just one per cent.
"I think the key difference is that Milton Keynes has been able to secure jobs growth in high-paying knowledge intensive services jobs, such as banking, media, advertising, which has encouraged more people to live in the city.
"Peterborough has struggled to secure more jobs growth at the high end of the labour market."
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Mr Sweeney added: "I think everything is stacked in Milton Keynes's favour for the future. It has seen a meteoric growth over the last 30 years.
"The challenge for Peterborough is how to develop its economy to get that increase in high skilled jobs that will start to attract more people in to the city."
Mr Sweeney said: "Peterborough has seen a lot of immigration and that has been a real boon for the city. Clearly Peterborough is seen as a place of opportunity.
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"To push on, it really needs to attract more high value jobs which would have a greater impact on the economy."
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Cllr Cereste said: "My number one priority is to get a university for Peterborough. Without it we can never hope to compete with many other cities.
"Not having a university puts us at a disadvantage. It is a fundamental flaw in our city.
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Peterborough has a university centre run by Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge and has about 1,000 undergraduates.
Cllr Cereste said: "My aim is to have a University of Peterborough, with degree awarding rights and proper buildings within four years."
The Centre for Cities' report also highlights the educational attainment of Peterborough residents.
It shows that in 2013, 29 per cent (32,900 people) had high level qualifications - degrees or equivalent - placing Peterborough 38th out of 64 cities. It is a big improvement on the previous year when the number of people with high level qualifications was 29.400 - 26.1 per cent and left the city in 44th position.
Also, the proportion of the population with five A* to C grade GCSEs, including English and mathematics, risen to 56.2 per cent in 2013 (37th place) compared to 48.3 per cent in 2012 (57th position).
Cllr Cereste said: "We have made a massive investment in education of about £200 million - every senior school is new or refurbished. A good education is a fundamental building block in creating a successful city."
The city scores highly for innovation.
The number of business start ups per 10,000 of the population is 50.4 (18th place) compared to 36.5 the previous year (23rd place).
The number of patents issued per 100,000 of the population was 6.4 in 2013 (6th place) compared to 2.7 in 2012 (41st place).
Employment surged to 74.1 per cent of the working age population in 2013 (13th place). In 2012, the employment rate was 70.8 per cent (26th place).
Not surprisingly unemployment fell with a claimant count change from February 2008 of minus 0/7 per cent leaving Peterborough in fifth position.
Average weekly earnings in 2014 were £480 (25th place) compared to £465 in 2013. But their real value fell by £14 - a drop of 2.9 per cent (43rd place ), according to the study.
The report shows that the city's CO2 emissions rose from 6.4 per capita in 2011 to 6.7 (52nd place) in 2012.
Average house prices rose from 157,900 in 2013 (31st place) to £167,800 in 2014 (30th position).
And the proportion of city postcodes with superfast broadband fell from 74.6 per cent in 2013 (34th) to 69.3 per cent in 2014 (42nd place).
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Q&A: The Ayodhya dispute
BBC News examines key questions surrounding the bitter dispute over the flashpoint religious site at Ayodhya in northern India - in 1992 it prompted some of the country's worst religious violence since partition.
What is the row about?
Hindus and Muslims have been at loggerheads for more than a century over the Babri mosque in Ayodhya, in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
Hindus claim the mosque was the birthplace of one of their most revered deities, Lord Ram, and that it was built after the destruction of a Hindu temple by a Muslim invader in the 16th Century.
Muslims say they offered prayers at the mosque until December 1949, when some people placed the idols of Ram under the cover of darkness in the mosque. The worship of the idols began soon after.
Over the next four decades, Hindu and Muslim groups went to court over the control of the site and the right to offer prayers there.
The dispute erupted in 1992 when a Hindu mob destroyed the mosque, and nearly 2,000 people were killed in subsequent religious riots across the country.
What do the courts say about the row?
Allahabad High Court's ruling in September 2010 addressed three questions. It said that the disputed spot was Ram's birthplace, that the mosque was built after the demolition of a temple and that it was not built in accordance with the tenets of Islam.
Following the decision, Hindus hope to see a temple built on the site, while Muslims are still demanding the reconstruction of the mosque.
In 2011 the Supreme Court suspended the ruling after Hindu and Muslim groups appealed against the 2010 verdict.
The case has already languished in India's famously sluggish legal system for so long that most of the original petitioners have died.
Who was awarded what?
The court ruled in an 8,500-page judgement that two-thirds of the disputed site should be allocated to Hindu groups, with the remainder to Muslims.
For the first time in a judicial ruling, it said that the disputed site was the birthplace of the Hindu god.
The court ordered that the current arrangement at Ayodhya - which is currently the site of a makeshift Hindu temple - should be "maintained as the status quo" for three months to allow time for any appeals against the judgement.
How did the judges rule on the conflicting claims?
The court ruled that the disputed site is the birth place of Lord Ram, who is "both a juristic person and a deity".
The two Hindu judges on the three-judge panel said that the building constructed by the founder of the Mughal dynasty in India, Babur, was not a mosque because it was built "against the tenets of Islam" on the site of a demolished Hindu temple.
However the Muslim judge in the case dissented from this view, arguing that no temple had been destroyed and that the mosque was built on ruins.
The two Hindu judges also agreed that the Ayodhya site was found by the Archaeological Survey of India originally to have been "a massive Hindu religious structure" and that Hindus had been worshipping there as a "sacred place of pilgrimage... since time immemorial".
It also ruled that Hindu idols were placed in the disputed structure in 1949 - a point which Muslims argue is important because that act, they say, triggered much of the tension over Ayodhya that remains today.
When did Hindu-Muslim tensions last escalate?
More than 50 people died in February 2002 when a train carrying Hindu activists returning to Gujarat from Ayodhya was set alight, allegedly by a Muslim mob.
At least 1,000 people - mainly Muslims - died in the violence in the state that erupted afterwards. Other estimates say the death toll was at least double that.
Have religious tensions eased in India in recent years?
Yes. It is now not as easy to mobilise young people under the banner of religion as it was in the early 1990s.
India's economic boom has changed priorities, and development is now the key issue. Correspondents say in recent years Hindu extremists have failed to win the supporters that many feared they would in 1992.


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Incredibles 2 is a 2018 American animation superhero film written and directed by Brad Bird. It's a sequel to 2004's Incredibles and features the Parr family in Bob/Mr. Incredible (Craig T. Nelson), Helen /Elasti-girl), Violet (Sarah Vowell) and Dash (Huck Milner). It highlights their exploits and struggles in a world where the activities of the superhero kind have been suppressed by higher powers.
Character performances
a.) Elasti-girl and Mr. Incredible.
Holly Hunter reprises her role as Elasti-girl and her character is more less in the driving seat as far as the overall plot is concerned. She is presented with an immense opportunity to represent her kind and considering the circumstances in play, she does not pass on it. I really liked the way Elasti-girl carried herself in her new role. In as much as it was something that would change the course of her life and that of her family, she was skeptical of what it entailed and hence the movie showed that there was more to her character than just being messianic figure to people like her; a people who have been outlawed and shunned away by society. Additionally, her stretchy abilities are more profound in comparison to the 1st movie which made the action scenes she was in very enjoyable and exciting.
Her husband Bob is incredible as well, pun intended. He takes up a new role in this motion-picture for the better part of the 1st and 2nd Act; it's not something he is accustomed to although he gradually grows into nevertheless. It was fascinating to watch him go through the sheer trouble (which makes for great comedy) but at the same time, there was some emotionality to his struggles which substantially made his character more compelling in this photoplay than in the 1st installment.
b.) Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack.
These 3 characters, with the sizable exception of Violet, light up every scene they are in and I loved it. I am sidelining Violet on this aspect because she carries on the feistiness, the authoritativeness and the outright reclusiveness that we saw in the first film on here. Her character arc centres on matters of the erotic nature once again but unlike before, she faces a new problem which involves her high school crush and thus the two find themselves in a precarious situation. It's a problem that hits her hard and it was great to see her try finding a solution even though she was not in an emotional state to do it. A girl's got to do what a girl's got to do, right?
On the other hand, Dash and Jack-Jack had me amused all the way being the seasoned troublemakers that they are. It was fun seeing them do certain stuff and say certain stuff which I believe will extensively appeal to you upon watching this film whether or not you are comedy-savvy or not. Of the two, Jack-Jack steals the show all the way and I duly won't explain how and why so I guess you'll have to see the toddler's performance in the movie to know what I mean.
c.) The Plot, Boons and Banes.
I, for one, enjoyed the first Incredibles movie when it came out in 2004; I didn't have the privilege of watching it in a theatre and I am glad I didn't because the DVD version was better. The 8-year-old me found awe in animation films e.g Finding Nemo and superhero movies e.g the Superman franchise starring Christopher Reeves and thus to see a particular film that incorporates my two interests into a 2 hour spectacle was a dream come true for me. It was fun, exciting and visually appealing with a great plot and equally great subplots.
I would credit the same to this sequel; it does its predecessor proud and goes several notches higher in terms of character performances, comedy, story and investing stakes. I came into this 2018 movie in need of entertainment and I got it; whether it was the Incredibles exchanging baby-sitting responsibilities while in combat, Jack-jack brawling with a raccoon thingy or even Dash & Mr. Incredible complimenting a waiter on a restaurant's fantastic water, you'll definitely get your money's worth if you indeed share my cinematic interests concerning the film.
That said, the one issue I have with the movie is the lack of continuity with the characters especially from an age perspective which might push into a 3rd installment if at all there'll be one. The 'elephant in the room' factor for me and for many who care to notice it is the fact that the characters haven't aged at all; it's been 14 years and none of them look older than they previously were.
One might argue that my issue is a non-issue because it would have played against the fabulous character that is Jack-Jack. All the same Brad Bird, the director, could have and should have found a way of accommodating a much older and more mature versions of the characters in the story while maintaining the same tone. This flaw in particular is small, it might be negligible or it might not even be an issue at all to some people but it is what it is, the way I see it.
Well, I think I have covered all there is to cover about Incredibles 2; at least from a spoiler-free perspective. It's a gorgeous looking film in every way and I won't mind yet another Incredibles movie in the coming years; it might contain that specific fault that I mentioned earlier but in the grand scheme of things, these motion-pictures have found their way to my heart and thus credit to Pixar and Disney for that.


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VIIcode O2M Oxygen Eye Mask Review
33 comments
- Kim Alston said...
These sound promising Rowena! I like that you're being proactive, instead of reactive. The under eye area is so delicate. I haven't used anything specific for under eyes lately. I think way back when I used L'Oreal's Revitalift and it was very hydrating. I have been trying a new skincare...REN (loving it)...so, I'm going to see if they anything specific for under-eye since the products are working for me.
- July 3, 2015 at 1:35 AM
- Alice Cerea said...
Amazing pics!
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- July 3, 2015 at 3:35 AM
Your skin already looks pretty flawless and I'm sure your undereye area isn't any different! Sounds interesting though. My beautician in Belgium always used to say that my skin lacked oxygen.
- July 3, 2015 at 3:53 AM
- Lilli said...
My eyes would need it and Id be very curious to try the patches during the night. I've been pretty lazy recently on my undereye area as well :/ Have a good weeend Rowena, kisses! xo
- July 3, 2015 at 6:45 AM
- Kizzy Von Doll said...
I need this and I want to try it, looks brilliant!! Very needed!! Happy weekend doll xx
- July 3, 2015 at 7:24 AM
- MaysaAndSunshine said...
I have noticed some fine lines under eyes and it is quite alarming. Never thought this day would come so soon..ha. This sounds like an interesting product to try, Rowena. The price is steep for 6 pieces but will be worth if it works. Good to know the patches feel good, moisturized and light.
- July 3, 2015 at 7:57 AM
- Stanislava E. said...
Although I am 24 I already use eye gel every morning and evening, because I have some kind of fear of wrinkles (don't laugh much). I think that this mask is pretty cool, but why so expensive? It should make miracles for this price, haha. Just kidding. I would love to give it a try, but as you said, I don't think my eye area needs that much treatment. It's good to get to know about such products though. I haven't used an eye treatment mask so far. Maybe one day. Have a good weekend, Rowena! xo
- July 3, 2015 at 8:36 AM
- Elle Sees said...
this just sounds good, based on the name alone! i've never worn them through the night but i wear similar ones often
- July 3, 2015 at 9:12 AM
- Paola Lauretano said...
So promising... I would like to try this mask!!!
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- July 3, 2015 at 10:03 AM
- Ivana Split said...
I heard so much good thing about various eye treatments (mostly capsule ones) but I never tried them myself. Oxygen enriched eye mask sounds interesting. I was a bit skeptical about creams enriched with oxygen in the past until something happened that changed my mind. A friend asked me once to order olive oil enriched with oxygen for his sister who has psoriasis and it cured her from psoriasis! ever since I've been thinking about ordering that, I mean if it can cure psoriasis it must be good:)
- July 3, 2015 at 10:51 AM
- Ivana Split said...
maybe the price isn't too much if those 6 patches really deliver a result....it's worth considering, that's for sure.
- July 3, 2015 at 10:52 AM
- FASHION TALES said...
I have only used a cream facial mask for eyes, I've not tried this one, but it sounds promising. Great review Rowena. Will have to check it out. <3 Happy holiday weekend to you.
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- July 3, 2015 at 11:06 AM
- Nicky mywishstyle said...
I need them!!!!
- July 3, 2015 at 4:06 PM
- JOURNAL OF STYLE said...
Especially their treatment of dark circles since mine are a genetic "gift" of my father! ;) And I can use those overnight?! Wow, so handy! I'm definitely gonna check it out, Rowena! Thank you for the intersting review, dear! Happy Independence Day!
xxx Ira
- July 3, 2015 at 6:09 PM
- Corinne said...
These look great but yeah, the price is a bit steep! I'm so bad at looking after my eyes.
Corinne x
- July 3, 2015 at 6:41 PM
- Alicia Mackin said...
Yes I would be curios about the one that treats dark circles though my problem is puffiness and fluid retention under the eye ( it is awful to deal with) and I have yet to find a product that really does a good job of combating that.
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- July 3, 2015 at 7:19 PM
I have never tried any eye masks but I could do with one as I'm pretty tired these days...
- July 4, 2015 at 3:30 AM
- Arden Rubens (TOPCOAT) said...
Overall this sounds like a nice mask! Would loveee one that will get rid of dark circles. xx
- July 4, 2015 at 8:11 AM
- Miharu Julie said...
Great review
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- July 4, 2015 at 9:06 AM
- Natalia | Fashioned by Love said...
Thank you for the review! And by the way, your skin looks flawless! x
- July 4, 2015 at 10:39 AM
- Midnight Cowgirl said...
The mask sounds nice! I would be interested in trying the dark circle mask since wrinkles aren't a concern just yet :)
- July 4, 2015 at 11:23 AM
- Gabrielle said...
This certainly does sound interesting, especially as with all these hot nights I've got slight dark circles underneath my eyes now! On a different note, you have fantastic skin Rowena! :)
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- July 4, 2015 at 12:32 PM
- Gemma Magpie said...
Oh this sounds so lovely, especially with this hot summery heat! xx
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- July 4, 2015 at 1:02 PM
- Lenya said...
Sounds very promising, Rowena. The price certainly is ....uhm heavy....Happy Fourth, Rowena.
- July 4, 2015 at 3:04 PM
- Maggie Dallospedale said...
So good Rowena.
I've to try it
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- July 4, 2015 at 5:10 PM
- Diana Vilic said...
Great review. I'll have to check it out.
- July 4, 2015 at 6:52 PM
- Diana Ashuayem said...
I love that you can use while you sleep. Hope you are having a wonderful 4th of July!
- July 4, 2015 at 7:49 PM
- Amalia Fitry Baruna said...
This looks like an amazing product to give it a try but too bad it is waaaaaay to expensive for me T^T
Also, I always adore your pictures because they're always have a high quality
I would like to know what camera do you use? I'm currently on a hunt to buy a camera but which one is the best I still doing my survey :D
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- July 5, 2015 at 1:49 AM
- Shirley Tay said...
Gosh, sounds like I'm in need of one too, dear! xoxo
- July 5, 2015 at 7:39 AM
- Style For Mankind said...
So cool! Happy brand new week dear! :)
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- July 5, 2015 at 12:23 PM
- Syarah Khayrunnisa said...
Nice products..... I wanna try that but It is too expensive ><
I love your blog... anyway, mind to follow me back via GFC? ^^ thanks
xoxo, Syarah
- July 5, 2015 at 3:45 PM
- Coco said...
I have yet to find the right eye mask because my eyes are hyper-sensitive. This sounds promising and I love the brand concept!
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- July 5, 2015 at 3:51 PM
- Jane said...
Very neat! I never do well with eye creams and so I kind of gave up on treatment and maintenance around the eyes but this looks hopeful!
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The training sessions were held at the University of Wisconsin Madison School of Nursing's Signe Skott Cooper Hall. Teepa was also the main speaker at an evening program for health care decision makers within the Greater Madison community. This event was also held at the School of Nursing and was a result of the partnership between ElderSpan Management, the School of Nursing and its Center for Aging Research and Education (CARE). Additional sponsors for the event were Agrace Hospice & Palliative Care, Catholic Charities of Madison, Home Health United, and Dean & St. Mary's.
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