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May 06 2013 12:16PM
Despite the Oilers being out of the playoffs for the 7th straight season, there is still numerous intriguing hockey stories unfolding around the NHL. Did the Vancouver Canucks window for a championship just slam shut? It didn't take long for Ottawa and Montreal to build a legitimate rivalry. The WHL final is very competitive, and today the first finalists for an NHL award were announced.
The NHL announced the three finalists for the Calder trophy (Rookie of the year). Brandon Saad, Brendan Gallagher and Jonathon Huberdeau made the cut while Nail Yakupov and Minnesota Wild D-man Jonas Brodin didn't.
I actually think Brodin got a worse snub than Yakupov. He played over 23 minutes a night at a much harder position. I understand why Oiler fans feel Yakupov got ripped off. I went back 50 years and couldn't find one year where the rookie leading scorer wasn't at least a finalist.
Of course, Yakupov never led rookie scoring until the final game of the season, and I wonder if six goals (35% of his season total) in the final three meaningless games played a role in the voter's decision? That is just a guess, but seems the only rationale explanation. Up until that weekend I don't think Yakupov was a legitimate candidate.
I would have voted for Brodin to win, but since he isn't in I'd vote for Gallagher. He had a solid season and did more than just put up points.
You shouldn't play the "He is Russian" card as why Yakupov got left off the ballot, because we've seen six Russians win the Calder since 1990: Sergei Makarov, Pavel Bure, Sergei Samsonov, Evgeni Nabokov, Alex Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin.
It sucks for Yakupov not to be named a finalist, but it likely saves him a trip to Vegas where he wasn't going to win. This way he can stay home and train, and maybe use this snub as motivation to show the writers they made a mistake.
It would be great if the organization played with as much passion as the fans have over topics like this. Fans were fired up, and next season the Oilers better bring that same emotion onto the ice.
- Mike Gillis' job has to be on the line in Vancouver. He agreed to let his goalie become a captain, then signed him to a ridiculous 12-year deal, then couldn't trade him and now his team is near the cap and the core of his team is aging. I'm very curious to see if Gillis stays in Vancouver, or if head coach Alain Vigneault becomes the sacrificial lamb.
- Love the rivalry that has emerged from the Habs/Sens series. It wasn't just the 3rd period line brawl, although that reminded me of the great Oilers/Flames playoff games in the 1980s, but there is a lot of animosity and passion in this series. It is the must-watch series right now.
- One of the best stats I've ever seen. The first star in all three games of the Habs/Sens series has lost a tooth during the game, including both goalies and D-man Jean-Gabriel Pageau.
- If the Rangers get knocked out for the 2nd straight season by the Washington Capitals you have to think John Tortorella gets fired.
- With potential job openings in New York and Vancouver I bet Lindy Ruff will be on the short-list for both.
- I don't see much wrong with the state of the NHL, but I get fired up when people suggest the NHL is losing control of the game because of Gryba's hit on Lars Eller. Those hits are rare, so let's stop pretending the league is on downward spiral to "No-respectville." Read more here.
- I've spoke with numerous scouts the past week and four of the five I spoke with feel Sean Monahan would be an excellent choice for the Oilers. All four of them feel he's a real pro. He is extremely mature and plays a solid two-way game. He isn't flashy offensively, but the Oilers don't need more flash. They need more substance. The other scout felt Darnell Nurse would be the perfect fit for the Oilers. He said Nurse is an incredible athlete and will emerge in three or four years as a top-pairing D-man.
- Taylor Hall only played 8:33 in yesterday's 3-2 loss to Switzerland. He only played 1:43 in the 3rd and didn't get a shift in OT. I saw Hall turn the puck over twice at the offensive blueline and I'd bet that is the reason Lindy Ruff stapled him to the bench. Having Ruff as his coach at the World Championships could turn out to be a blessing for Hall. The Oilers young kids need to learn to protect the puck better, and I'm guessing Hall responds with a much better game tomorrow.
We have our 12 finalists set for what will be an epic party next Friday night, May 17th, at On The Rocks. Tickets are $25/each with 100% of the proceeds going to charity. And with your $25 ticket you get $50 in gift certificates from On The Rocks and Oodle Noodle. So you make money by supporting the cause. You can buy your tickets here. They will be sold out by next week.
May 06 2013, 05:55PM
He gave Ebs two cracks in the SO. Ebs didn't do much but w/e.
May 06 2013, 06:10PM
Good for Ruff to bench Hall. He tries that stupid toe drag move all the time and it never works. Here in Edmonton we can't bench him because he is our best player. On team Canada he is average.
Can you please name the players that you think are better than Hall and give that team a better chance at scoring a goal?
Hall was horrible against the Swiss.
Can you please name the players that you think are better than Hall and give that team a better chance at scoring a goal?
Eberle, Duchene, Giroux, Skinner, Staal, Staal, Stamkos.
Eberle, Duchene, Giroux, Skinner, Staal, Staal, Stamkos.
He was struggling and the team has a lot of fire power. This may get him going.
This is a winning lineup (and you dont need a Queens MBA to figure it out)
1) Clarkson-Nuge-Eberle, 2) Hall-Dubinsky-Yak, 3)Clowe-Ott-Pajaarv, 4) Brown-Faceoff specialist-Clutterbuck, Extras: Tootoo, Smythe
Delete: Whorecough (buy-out), Alice, Gagner, Petrol, Jones, Belanger
D; 1) Streit-Boychuk, 2) J. Schultz-Nutcase (think Kasparitus), 3) Smid-Petry, Extras: N. Schultz, Matt Green type, Fistric
Delete: Peckham, Potter, Whitney
Goalies: 1) Dubnyk, 1A) Tim Thomas
If you're going to play NHL13 at least put together a better roster. The 3rd line is meh, and you have brown as a regular on the 4th line.
May 06 2013, 07:57PM
Eberle, Duchene, Giroux, Skinner, Staal, Staal, Stamkos.
Ok good, we agree Matt Read is not a better player than Taylor Hall.
May 06 2013, 09:35PM
Giroux made a mistake costing Canada a goal but wasn't bench. There's proof right there that Ruff hats the Oilers and will bench them. Won't be surprised if Ruff sits Hall in next game and he doesn't even dress.
I could see Ruff sitting Hall next game but sitting him AND not even dressing him? That's like Eberle shooting the puck over the crowd and into the spectators.
Where's my sandwich... and get me another beer.
Ok good, we agree Matt Read is not a better player than Taylor Hall.
lol. Yes we do.
Who cares how many minutes players get,coaches have all kinds of reasons to adjust a players minutes,some systemic and some otherwise.
Taylor is loveing the experience and maybe he needs to enjoy the moment more and not feel so much pressure,just play his transition game like the coaches ask accurately and let things happen off of that exact presentation.
When things get tough the best thing to do is reroute energy to your accuracy of execution your coach asks you for,focus sharply and adjust fast for him.You cant decide what is more and what is less untill you learn what is just right,and that is always coach decided.
If I were Taylor I would do this and as an added bonus i would light it up with tighter execution and take the decision out of his coaches hands,ha ha ha.
Hall and Nail and all the Oilers need a more accurate team self-valuation and an entirely new and heightened sense of self respect.They need to wake the hell up and understand that there are targets on all of their chests,everyone want them to be vain and conceited,so they are black-balling them right off the bat,now the Oilers need to spit in their eyes and learn to kick it up a notch when they are challenged this way,to TAKE IT OUT ON EVERY TEAM next year,every single one of them need to pay for disrespecting the Oilers.
This is a winning lineup (and you dont need a Queens MBA to figure it out)
1) Clarkson-Nuge-Eberle, 2) Hall-Dubinsky-Yak, 3)Clowe-Ott-Pajaarv, 4) Brown-Faceoff specialist-Clutterbuck, Extras: Tootoo, Smythe
Delete: Whorecough (buy-out), Alice, Gagner, Petrol, Jones, Belanger
D; 1) Streit-Boychuk, 2) J. Schultz-Nutcase (think Kasparitus), 3) Smid-Petry, Extras: N. Schultz, Matt Green type, Fistric
Delete: Peckham, Potter, Whitney
Goalies: 1) Dubnyk, 1A) Tim Thomas
I totally agree. We should sign Faceoff specialist and Nutcase the minute they become free agents.
However I think my lineup would win much more than yours:
1) Power Forward-Two Way Number One Center-Sniper, 2) Speedy-Playmaker-Powerforward #2, 3)Speedy #2-Selke Winner-Pest, 4) Utility Guy-Faceoff specialist-Hitter, Extras: Goon, Extra
Delete: everyone with a real name
D; 1) Number 1 D man-Puck Moving defencman, 2) Big Puck moving defenseman-Slick skater, 3) Stay at home defensman - Kind puck moving defensmen, Extras: Guy 1, Guy 2
Delete: defenseman with names
Goalies: 1) Vezina goaltender, 1A) Best back up in game
Beat that lineup... oh wait, you can't. The best thing is, the salaries are all attainable and feasible.


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Sudan has perhaps one of the richest and most fascinating archaeological records in the world. Construction projects such as roads and dams are an increasing threat to its cultural heritage which prompts a large number of salvage excavations by Sudanese and international teams. Accordingly, as a large number of archaeological sites are cemeteries, the amount of human remains housed in museums and universities for use in research is steadily growing.
Despite the fact Sudan has many excellent archaeologists, the scientific potential of human remains – which can increase our knowledge about many aspects of past human cultures – is not fully harnessed. This is mainly due to the fact that there is relatively little training in the study of human remains within the country itself.
Recognising this problem, the British Museum's Amara West project has instigated a Bioarchaeology Field School, generously funded by the Institute of Bioarchaeology. I am currently in Khartoum running a one-week workshop at the National Council of Antiquities and Museums (NCAM). Over the course of the workshop, nine participants, including senior members of NCAM and archaeologists from the universities of Khartoum, Shendi, Bahri (Juba) and Wadi al-Nil, will gain a basic understanding of the study of human remains, the methods involved and the potential information that can be obtained.
During the first few days, we have been busy learning about the anatomy of the human skeleton. Following practice on a plastic skeleton, the participants get hands-on experience with skeletons excavated at the Meroitic cemetery at Berber, by workshop participant Mahmoud Suleiman Bashir, an inspector at NCAM.
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In what promises to be one of Sydney's finest performances this summer, sonic architects Grizzly Bear will have their Opera House debut streamed live around the globe, from Sydney Opera House's exclusive YouTube channel Live at the House, on Sunday 5 January, 2014, at 9pm AEDT. More
Internationally acclaimed, Australian trio The Necks will make their return to the Opera House stage, armed with their jazz-like improvisations and their 17th studio album – the critically acclaimed, simmering opus Open, on Monday 3 March, 2014. More
Rock 'n' Roll Hall-of-famer and six-time Grammy winner Buddy Guy, will make his Opera House debut with full band, on one of his final Australian tours on Saturday 19 April, 2014. Armed with harp-wielding heavyweight, Charlie Musselwhite and band as opening act – these performances by two legendary musicians will see the Concert Hall transformed into an unmissable blues extravaganza. More
Fresh from his sold-out performance closing GRAPHIC Festival, record breaking Italian maestro Ludovico Einaudi will make a whirlwhind return to the Opera House stage performing alongside his six-piece band, on Sunday 9 February 2014. More
For Easter 2014 Sydney Opera House will host early music pioneer Jordi Savall's ambitious work, The Jerusalem Project, a musical journey through 2,000 years of music that has connected Jews, Christians, and Muslims to the spiritual capital, featuring La Capella Reial de Catalunya and Hespèrion XXI in their Opera House debut. More
Due to an overwhelming response at pre-sale, the Opera House today announced legendary singer-songwriter and Crowded House front man Neil Finn, will play a second and final performance on Friday 21 March, 2014. Tickets are now on sale. More
The Sydney Opera House today unveiled the program for the tenth Utzon Music Series, a year-long program of recitals from renowned ensembles and soloists presented on Sunday afternoons in the intimate setting of the Utzon Room. More
The Opera House today announced the nearly sold-out performance from legendary disco and R'n'B hit-makers CHIC, featuring the highly influential guitarist, writer and producer Nile Rodgers, will be streamed live around the world on Sydney Opera House's exclusive YouTube channel Live at the House, on Saturday 7 December. More
As part of the Ideas at the House program, four leading thinkers from neuroscience, philosophy and psychology will appear live in the Concert Hall on Sunday 9 March, to explore how we can shape our future by expanding our imagination and creativity. More
A massive walk-through art installation on the Forecourt by Architects of Air and an unmissable performance by music legend Neil Finn are part of the Opera House's Summer at the House line-up, the full calendar for which was announced today. More
Architects of Air return to the Sydney Opera House forecourt with their new inflatable walk-in sculpture, EXXOPOLIS in January 2014. More
Armed with his era-defining songbook, full band and his first solo album in a decade, legendary singer-songwriter and Crowded House front man Neil Finn, will make his return to the Sydney Opera House stage on Saturday 22 March, 2014, as one of the headlining acts of this year's Summer at the House program. More
John Waters returns to the Sydney Opera House on Sunday 9 March as part of Ideas at the House with his rapid-fire one man show filled with a unique brand of outrageous insight and candid wit that has earned him the moniker "The Pope of Trash" from William S. Burroughs. More
Hailed as the 'Hendrix of his generation' for his cosmic tapestry of rave-ready beats and body-rupturing bass, visionary avant-electronic artist and producer Flying Lotus will make his standalone Sydney Opera House debut with Layer 3, his spectacular live audiovisual show on Sunday 9 March, 2014. More
Aung San Suu Kyi will speak at the Sydney Opera House's Concert
Hall on 27th of November, in her first official visit to Australia. This
will be a rare opportunity to hear from one of the most significant political
figures and activists of our time. More
Sydney Opera House today announced the 2013 Kids at the House season, a year-long program of theatre, music, puppetry, dance and creative play for children aged 2 – 15 years. More
Having sold out his first Concert Hall performance in a matter of weeks, Sydney Opera House today announced Ninja Tune's critically acclaimed electronic wizard Bonobo will perform a second and final show that same night, Monday 6 January 2014. More
La Soirée and Sydney Opera House are pleased to unveil the line-up of international stars who will surprise and delight Sydney audiences this summer. More
Armed with full band and the heartbreaking beauty of her critically acclaimed new album, Neko Case will make her long-awaited Concert Hall debut on Monday 3 March, 2014. More
American indie-rock royalty Yo La Tengo will make their Sydney Opera House debut in a special two-part performance, Quiet & Loud - an evening celebrating the soft and the searing. More
From December 2013, Sydney Opera House will become Sydney's favourite summer playground. More
On November 13, Editor of The Guardian Alan Rusbridger will join Annabel Crabb in conversation as part of Sydney Opera House's Ideas at the House program. More
Ninja Tune's critically acclaimed electronic wizard Bonobo finally makes his Sydney Opera House debut on Monday 6 January 2014. More
New York indie-rock trailblazers, Grizzly Bear will embark on a decade-long journey of their harmony-hued epics and heavy-hearted ballads with their Sydney Opera House debut, Sunday 5 January 2014. More
Swirling, colourful paints and a classic tale combine when The Steadfast Tin Soldier comes to the Sydney Opera House for two days only on 9 and 10 November. More
Youthful energy and the magic of circus combine this summer in Circus Under My Bed, from 14-25 January 2014. More
Sydney Opera House welcomes Corroboree Sydney, a new national festival for all Australians that celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture. More
Critically acclaimed American singer/songwriter Samuel Beam, aka Iron & Wine will make his long awaited Sydney Opera House debut, in a rare full-band performance in the Concert Hall on Wednesday 23 April, 2014. More
The international smash-hit that tested the boundaries of magic returns with a brand new line-up. The Illusionists 2.0 will sweep Australia this summer, set the stage alight in Adelaide, materialise in Sydney and appear in a puff of smoke in Brisbane. More
Due to overwhelming demand, The 13-Storey Treehouse will return to Sydney Opera House for the summer school holidays, 28 December 2013 - 25 January 2014 . More
Due to overwhelming demand, Sydney Opera House today announced The National will perform a second and final show on the Forecourt, on Friday 7 February. More
La Soirée will take over the Studio from January 7 and showcase the finest cabaret, burlesque and circus that has delighted audiences around the world. More
From 2-4 November Sydney Opera House will present the fifth annual Festival of Dangerous Ideas. More
Indie rock luminaries The National have been announced as the first contemporary music act to perform on the reopened Sydney Opera House Forecourt on Saturday 8 February 2014. More
Just for Laughs at Sydney Opera House returns in 2013. Line up just announced! More
US journalist and activist Alexa O'Brien and Australian commentator Robert Manne will be joined by video conference with Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald in a must-see panel discussion at Sydney Opera House on the 16th of September as part of Ideas at the House. More
The 13-Storey Treehouse will turn Sydney Opera House upside down next school holidays when a world of 3D machines, monster mermaids and, most worryingly, late homework comes to life. More
Wallace & Gromit will join the Sydney International Orchestra at Sydney Opera House on 29 December. More
Sydney Opera House today announced their program for the fourth annual GRAPHIC Festival, four days of graphic storytelling, illustration, comics, animation and music which will take place from Friday 4 - Monday 7, during the October long weekend. More
Oscar-winning animation; a live orchestra; a classic tale and Rhys Muldoon as your host. Peter & the Wolf comes to Sydney Opera House for one day only on 24 August. More
Guitar and percussion will fill Sydney Opera House's Studio next month when Babies Proms: Ole! takes children on a journey through Spain and Latin America. Join the fiesta from 7 - 18 August and experience the joy of creating and engaging with live music. More
Yoko Ono will appear on stage for the first time in Australia at the Sydney Opera House this November in conversation with MCA Chief Curator, Rachel Kent. More
Legendary disco and R'n'B hit-makers CHIC, featuring celebrated ringleader and producer extraordinaire Nile Rodgers make their Opera House debut, on Saturday 7 December. More
Author, broadcaster and academic, Shereen El Feki, will appear at Sydney Opera House on Monday 2nd September to discuss intimate life in a changing Arab world. More
Australia's only film festival especially for kids, Little Big Shots, returns to Sydney Opera House from 2nd August. More
Tavi Gevinson's Australian debut appearance will take place at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall on Sunday 18th August as part of Ideas at the House and in collaboration with Melbourne Writers Festival. More
Due to extremely high demand in the pre-sale, David Sedaris will present a second and final show at Sydney Opera House on Sunday 19 January, 2014. More
Author David Sedaris, internationally known for his sardonic wit, insightful commentary and wicked satire, will be spending the summer Down Under for an appearance at the Opera House as part of Ideas at the House. More
George R. R. Martin and Emmy award-winning actor Peter Dinklage will take to the stage of the Opera House this November in a must-see event for any Game of Thrones fan. More
Charismatic German chanteuse Ute Lemper, returns to Sydney Opera House Concert Hall to perform songs from her much-loved cabaret repertoire from a career spanning Berlin to Broadway. More
Sydney Opera House continues to be an ideal playground for families this Winter School Holidays with three exciting new shows and free creative play activities from 29 June - 14 July. More
Sydney Opera House will present the Australian premiere of world-renowned British choreographer Akram Khan's new full length work, iTMOi (in the mind of igor) in the Drama Theatre this August. More
National Geographic Live returns to the Sydney Opera House on the 21st July and 25th August with epic tales of adventure from the most remote corners of the planet. More
Due to extremely high demand in the pre-sale James Blake will present a second and final show at Sydney Opera House on Monday 29 July. More
Mercury award-nominated electronic wunderkind James Blake will follow up his Splendour in the Grass appearances with a full length show at Sydney Opera House for one night only on 30th July as part of Music at the House. More
Jimmy Giggle, Hoot the Owl and their best owl pal Hootabelle are heading to Sydney Opera House 4-7 July for their first ever Giggle-liscious live stage spectacular. More
West Australia's Barking Gecko Theatre Company bring their confronting play Driving Into Walls to Sydney Opera House in June. More
Gathering the finest collectives, selectors and underground heroes of Sydney nightlife, Vivid LIVE has invited Future Classic, GoodGod Danceteria!, Astral People and Club Kooky to transform the Opera House's Studio and Western Foyers, each weekend of Vivid LIVE. More
From May 8-18, famed song and dance man Wayne Scott Kermond will tap, jive, and soft-shoe shuffle this way through an introduction to the rhythms of the 1930's and 40's in Babies Proms: Swing Baby Swing at Sydney Opera House. More
Sydney Opera House in association with Gaynor Crawford Presents are delighted to announce that Martha Wainwright will return to the Concert Hall stage on Thursday 6 June as part of Music at the House. More
From May 24 – June 2, Sydney Opera House will welcome some of the most ambitious and innovative local and international artists for Vivid LIVE a ten-day celebration of music on the nation's most famous stages. More
There is no better place for families these April school holidays than Sydney Opera House, with two new theatre shows, free creative play activities and a special tour of the House designed just for kids. More
Kids comedy duo, The Listies return to Sydney for School holidays at Sydney Opera House with a brand new show about the movies – The Listies in 6D. More
The witch and her animal friends will fly into Sydney Opera House this April school holidays when much loved children's book Room on the Broom is brought to life on stage. More
German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk will perform the Australian premiere of their groundbreaking master works in 3D Kraftwerk - The Catalogue 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in an exclusive engagement for Vivid LIVE at Sydney Opera House from May 24 - 27. More
One of Australia's greatest rock bands The Drones, will make their Opera House debut headline appearance with an unmissable Concert Hall performance on Saturday 27 April, as part of Music at the House. More
Due to an overwhelming demand, Sydney Opera House today announced Canadian twins Tegan and Sara will perform a second and final show in the Concert Hall on Friday 26 April. More
All About Women will be a day of discussion and debate with major international guests discussing everything from parenting and sex to the state of the world. More
The much loved concert series Babies Proms returns to Sydney Opera House from 5 - 17 March. More
Canadian indie-pop twins Tegan and Sara will make their long awaited Concert Hall debut, 25 April. More
Sydney Opera House and Etihad Airways will present an exclusive season of dance by Nederlands Dans Theater in June 2013. More
Message Sticks Festival 2013 returns to Sydney Opera House from 19-24 March, celebrating the arts and culture of the world's first peoples, highlighting our own Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. More
From February 12, New York's bravest and bawdiest burlesque duo, The Wau Wau Sisters, join La Soirée for a month of jaw-dropping physical prowess and filthy fun. More
From 29 November to 1 December 2013, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra with Chief Conductor Mariss Jansons will perform in Sydney for the first time. More
Two Ideas at the House events throw the spotlight on the changing face of religion and its influence on our modern society. More
In April 2013, Sydney Opera House will present The Composers: Arvo Pärt, a celebration of the work of one of the most revered composers of our times. More
Award-winning Irish singer-songwriter Damien Dempsey will perform in the Studio at Sydney Opera House on St Patrick's Day, Sunday 17 March as part of the Music at the House. More
On May 18th, Sydney Opera House will host a stunning afternoon of music with one of the world's greatest violists Yuri Bashmet and his renowned chamber orchestra The Moscow Soloists. More
Due to an overwhelming response to the members pre-sale, Sydney Opera House have added a second and final concert for Wilco. More
Chicago six-piece Wilco will perform in the Concert Hall Sydney Opera House on 2 April, 2013 as part of Music at the House. More
Today Sydney Opera House announced So You Think You Can Dance finalist and hip hop dancer Demi Sorono will join the international cast of Summer at the House headline show BLAZE. More
Sylvie Guillem, widely celebrated as the most exceptional dancer performing today, will return to Sydney Opera House next March for a season of intimate performances in the Drama Theatre of 6000 miles away, her latest collaboration with three world-renowned contemporary choreographers – Mats Ek, William Forsythe and Jiřì Kylián. More
Bestselling author, world leading psychologist and expert adviser on wellbeing at the highest level of international public policy, Martin Seligman will appear live in the Concert Hall on Sunday 17th February as part of Ideas at the House. More
Bestselling author, world leading psychologist and expert adviser on wellbeing at the highest level of international public policy, Martin Seligman will appear live in the Concert Hall on Sunday 17th February as part of Ideas at the House. More
Sydney Opera House today announced the titans of Australian rock Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds will partner with the Sydney Symphony to present two exclusive performances in the Concert Hall, on Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 February, 2013. More
Sweden's folk troubadour Kristian Matsson, aka The Tallest Man on Earth will make his Concert Hall debut on Tuesday 5 March. More
Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Recital Centre announced the premiere visit to Australia of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra (MCO). More
Sydney 2013 Kids at the House season, a year-long program of theatre, music, puppetry, dance and creative play for children aged 2 – 15 years. More
In his only Australian recital, the world's greatest Wagnerian bass-baritone Bryn Terfel will light up the Concert Hall stage with a selection of traditional songs from the Celtic isles and Schubert lieder. More
Due to an overwhelming response, Sydney Opera House has announced that an additional two shows will go on sale to the general public tomorrow for Neil Finn and Paul Kelly in the Concert Hall. More
Australia's favourite musical and comedy trio Tripod are back in concert with their new show Men of Substance as part of Summer at the House. More
As part of Ideas at the House, Elizabeth Gilbert will be live in-conversation with Caroline Baum to discuss Life After Eat, Pray, Love and how she finally made peace with marrying again. More
Two of Australasia's greatest singer-songwriters, Neil Finn and Paull Kelly, will perform together over three nights in the Concert Hall from 10-12 March. More
Sydney Opera House today announced Norway's indie-folk duo Kings of Convenience will make their long awaited Australian debut in the Concert Hall, on February 7. More
After running over two and a half years in New York, the Off-Broadway hit, My First Time comes to Sydney Opera House for Summer at the House, from January 4. More
World music superstar composer and musician Goran Bregović returns to the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall with his 19 piece Weddings and Funerals Orchestra. More
Sydney Opera House has added a second show for Sarah Blasko, performing with Sydney International Orchestra on Monday 18 February. More
The influential, world-renowned Nederlands Dans Theater present an exlusive season of dance at the Joan Sutherland Theatre, June 2013. More.
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Madison - A Madison man has been convicted in the stabbing death of his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend last summer at a Madison mobile home park.
Twenty-six-year-old Matthew J. O'Dell pleaded guilty to second-degree intentional homicide Friday as part of a plea agreement with prosecutors. He was originally charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the stabbing death of 24-year-old Craig O'Donnell on June 30. O'Donnell died from 21 stab wounds to his neck, torso and extremities.
The Wisconsin State Journal reports http://bit.ly/XZ5SKY the plea deal spares O'Dell the possibility of spending the rest of his life in prison. Second-degree intentional homicide carries a penalty of up to 60 years of combined prison and extended supervision. O'Dell will be sentenced in about two months.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the first in a four-part series which deals with issues facing rural Utah.
The Utah Rural Summit was held on Sept. 4-6 at Southern Utah University in Cedar City. The theme for the conference was, "Has the Old West Left Town." Several Emery and Carbon county community and business leaders were in attendance.
One of the issues that is always at the forefront in rural Utah is how to deal with the public lands which make up so much of our counties. Emery County is trying a bold approach in dealing with public lands and this issue was discussed at the summit.
Emery County Commissioner Randy Johnson gave one of the breakout sessions entitled, "Why another National Monument?" Commissioner Johnson began by assuring the audience that Emery County and the governor have not lost their sanity and that he would try to explain the rationale behind the bold move.
Commissioner Johnson explained that Emery County has been at it for a long time. In 1994-95, Emery County became a pilot county for the Coalition for Utah's future. Well over 80 percent of the lands in the county are public lands. As part of the plan in dealing with public lands the public lands council was formed with a full-time administrator and a $250,000 budget. Eleven people make up this council with various backgrounds pertaining to public lands. This council meets monthly to address issues. The council has memorandums of understanding with all of the entities that deal with public lands including the Bureau of Land Management and the forest service.
The public lands council has been the vehicle to decide some future for the San Rafael Swell, to design a picture of what ought to happen on the Swell. Through this council, HR3625 was generated which proposed a National Conservation/Heritage Area which was sponsored by Congressman Chris Cannon and Jim Hansen. The conservation side of the bill dealt with the land management and the heritage side dealt with the human factor. There are those who believe that you can only manage public lands if humans are out of the picture. With the heritage area, the human factor could be educated and informed and people could be directed where the county wants them and stay out of areas where there isn't an infrastructure. This legislation went down in Congress.
In the year 2000, a more politically correct version of the bill was introduced HR3605. It was different from the original legislation as it contained layered management for the conservation area and included wilderness study areas that were semi-primitive and primitive areas which included nonmotorized travel. One million acres were outlined for protection including land which extended into Wayne County and included Factory Butte.
This bill was pulled when it became something the county couldn't live with. Among other things, Congress wanted all roads in the bill area to be closed through the planning process. The conservation/heritage area was the best piece of public lands management legislation that had been proposed in a long time. Many states at this time passed legislation that mirrored the Emery County legislation. "After six years of significant work, where do we go from here, Congress would be a more difficult sell now than they were last time. The idea to perhaps propose a national monument was proposed. My name is on a lawsuit against President Clinton for the last monument created, but we didn't want all the work that's been done to go to waste so we decided to take a look at it, like Yogi Berra said, 'If you don't know where you're going you might end up somewhere else.'
"I took a friend from Portland out to the Swell recently and we saw cars from six different states out there. The Swell is listed as a guided destination on websites all over Europe. We used to say the only tourism we had was when someone was arrested on I-70. Because of I-70 we have a people problem. They come to the area and sometimes get themselves into trouble. The question is can we do something. Can we go to the President with a grass roots effort that takes the national conservation area/heritage area legislation and brings it together to accomplish a purpose by the use of the Antiquities Act," said Commissioner Johnson.
In January the idea of exploring the idea of a monument was brought to the forefront when Governor Leavitt announced the beginning of a process. "This was not a done deal and President Bush has assured us that he will not make any decision against the citizen's wishes. Are options are limited and time is working against us. At one time the environmental groups were proposing 1.7 million acres of wilderness and they are now up to 9.1 million acres. The options look bleak and this might be the last chance to choose. A monument might not be a perfect solution. What will happen if we do nothing. Could we end up with something worse? It's a real possibility. We came close in 1996 to having a monument, the Swell was on the short list and was being considered by Al Gore. They designated 14 more monuments in addition to the Grand Staircase National Monument," said Commissioner Johnson.
Emery County is looking at another way of doing things before it is too late; while there is a friendly administration that is in favor of multiple use. Commissioner Johnson said, "We can relax and wait and assume we're safe, or we can actively pursue Emery County's interest while we have a friend in Washington; we should seize that opportunity now or we might not get this opportunity again where local interests can be profited and provide economic opportunity. We can create a visitor friendly multiple use monument that is created differently than the Washington people with their agenda to protect scientific resources and ignore the human resources; who want to keep people out and created a defacto wilderness monument. We don't want to see those mistakes repeated.
"We want to explore the historic resources and welcome visitors and tell the story with human dimensions. We want to connect to history and acknowledge our interaction with the Swell and encourage heritage businesses, bed and breakfasts, rock art tours, ATV tours and a wide variety of uses. The Swell provides outdoor experiences that don't conflict with each other. We want to curtail abuse while using the land. By presidential proclamation we can accomplish what we tried to do with Congress with the national conservation/heritage area legislation. One was by Congress the other process is through the president.
"We want to protect the interests, water and grazing and all preexisting rights, utilities, roads and local participation in the ongoing management of the monument. We want no federal reserve water right. The environmentalists almost certainly establish federal reserve water rights. The water language will protect water rights into the future. With claims and permits in place existing rights continue and the language recognizes the existence of rights. We intend to protect grazing rights. Under our concept grazing will be governed by laws and managed as if a monument didn't exist. This language will be clear in a proclamation. The historic resource is part of the history, part of what we are showcasing and this will give grazing an added measure of protection.
"The roads and access, next to water access, affects all other uses and the two keys are the RS2477 road right of ways and the BLM route designation will not be affected by monument designation. Currently Emery County and the state are working to establish these rights once and for all. The BLM route designation will identify roads and Emery County is fighting to keep routes open. We expect to come out fairly well and will probably have good and bad news once the routes are established. The BLM route designation would endure as part of the monument plan.
"We support ATV use and not abuse. People need to act now, the local voice needs to be heard and involved The advisory council will have direct input now and over time. The local voice is significant. The monument advisory council assures that the local voice will not be silenced. The hunting and wildlife will still be managed by the state and monument designation would not be a factor. We have six local priorities and would insist that these issues are addressed to our satisfaction or there will be no monument. We don't intend to lock out, but to lock in our priorities. To start with a clean slate and design a plan on how these things will be managed into the future. We will define size and protect against federal water right. If we let others define our future, there will be federal water rights, roads will be closed, people will be kept out and there will be no public input.
"A former Garfield County commissioner said perhaps if they would have acted a few years ago when they had the opportunity then it would have been much smaller and easier to live with than what they got.
"There are risks involved with or without a monument, our purpose is to protect our interests and concerns. The president will not do anything against Emery County's wishes. The political power to achieve our objectives is here now, a power shift might bring into power those who are not our friends. We can choose a locally designed monument or be forced to see a monument or something worse someday. If we choose no things will change....no action is a greater risk. You can control your own destiny or someone else will. Decisions will be made concerning our area, we can choose who will decide. This is our last chance to choose, may we choose wisely," said Commissioner Johnson.
Emery County has prepared an information video concerning the monument idea. This video was shown as part of the presentation. Afterwhich a question and answer session was held.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A three-minute video suicide note posted on YouTube by a 16-year-old Louisville high school student who killed herself moments later left school officials scrambling Tuesday to try to protect other students from the ensuing social media frenzy.
The video was posted around 6 p.m. Monday, and by the next day, it had been watched and rewatched more than 10,000 times before it was taken down from YouTube about 4:30 p.m.
Worried officials at Jefferson County Public Schools shut down district network access to Twitter and YouTube on Tuesday morning after learning that students across the district were circulating the video, then restored access about an hour later once they felt they had time to reach out to students at Male High School.
"The safety and security of our students is our No. 1 priority. Jefferson County Public Schools is doing everything possible to support students who are grieving at this time," district spokeswoman Mandy Simpson said in a statement. "We temporarily removed access to Twitter and YouTube this morning. This was an effort to ensure that students who are emotionally impacted could get the help they needed as we worked with officials to address the situation through the most appropriate and efficient channels."
However, the district shutdown didn't prevent students from accessing those sites through their own cellphone service, and the video's views continued to climb throughout the day.
Scott McLeod, founding director of the University Council for Educational Administration's Advanced Study of Technology Leadership in Education, said it doesn't surprise him that the district shut down access to the social media sites.
"It was likely a way for them to try to let things cool off and minimize the distractions until they could address it appropriately," McLeod said.
But McLeod said he questions the effectiveness of shutting down access to the social media sites during school hours, especially if students are allowed to use their phones during school hours.
"Unless you take away their cellphones, they will find another way to access the information," he said.
Jon Hile, whose daughter is a freshman at Manual, said he believes the school missed an opportunity to discuss the situation with students.
"You can't deny the fact in this age of social media that those kids saw that video," he said. "I think it could have been handled better. Trying to ignore what happened isn't going to help anyone."
Until last year, Jefferson County forbade students from using their phones, music players and computers while on school property or while attending a school-sponsored activity.
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By ED NEMECHEKLanders, Calif.
I have discovered a root cause of our wildfire problem in America. In investigating the massive "Day Fire" near Castaic, Calif. and wondering why it has burned into three weeks, destroyed over 80,000 acres including most of the condor reserve, causing mass evacuations and threatening many towns, we certainly must wonder: "Where are the supertanker water bombing aircraft like the DC-10, 747, and Ilyushin-76 that could have stopped this terrible fire in one day at any time?"
The answer, I found out, is that the U.S. Forest Service refuses to employ the supertanker aircraft on fires on federal land now and since 1995 thereby facilitating the horrible destruction of past fires nationwide including the Yucca Valley, Calif., "Old Fire," killing many victims, and recent "Sawtooth fire" until it reached state property at Big Bear, Calif. when the DC-10 was brought in and stopped in one day the 'federally facilitated holocaust' that had horribly destroyed Pioneertown, killed a man, and almost destroyed my family.
The same is true of the "Day Fire" threatening California towns as it is on federal land and the supertankers are insanely prohibited by the forest service until the fire progresses to state property. We should see how our federal land is being mismanaged to cause wildfires and demand the officials responsible for this, and deliberately stopping the use of supertanker aircraft, be investigated and never see the outside of prison walls again.
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Velocity Frequent Flyer, the award-winning loyalty program of Virgin Australia today launched Australia's first frequent flyer program for pets.
Breaking new ground in the loyalty space, from today, Velocity members can now earn 300 Points each time their dog or cat flies on Virgin Australia's expansive domestic network. Silver, Gold and Platinum members will also receive a special Points bonus.
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In 1935, in what would become the most cited of all of his papers, Albert Einstein showed that quantum mechanics predicted such a correlation, which he dubbed "spooky action at a distance."
In that same year, Erwin Schrödinger christened this spooky correlation "entanglement." Yet its existence wasn't firmly established until 1964, in a groundbreaking paper by the Irish physicist John Bell. What happened during those years and what has happened since to refine the understanding of this phenomenon is the fascinating story told here.
We move from a coffee shop in Zurich, where Einstein and Max von Laue discuss the madness of quantum theory, to a bar in Brazil, as David Bohm and Richard Feynman chat over cervejas. We travel to the campuses of American universities - from J. Robert Oppenheimer's Berkeley to the Princeton of Einstein and Bohm to Bell's Stanford sabbatical - and we visit centers of European physics: Copenhagen, home to Bohr's famous institute, and Munich, where Werner Heisenberg and Wolfgang Pauli picnic on cheese and heady discussions of electron orbits.
Drawing on the papers, letters, and memoirs of the 20th century's greatest physicists, Louisa Gilder both humanizes and dramatizes the story by employing their own words in imagined face-to-face dialogues. Here are Bohr and Einstein clashing, and Heisenberg and Pauli deciding which mysteries to pursue. We see Schrödinger and Louis de Broglie pave the way for Bell, whose work here is given a long-overdue revisiting. And with his characteristic matter-of-fact eloquence, Richard Feynman challenges his contemporaries to make something of this entanglement.
In this stunning debut, Gilder has found a wholly original way of bringing to life a tale of physics in progress.
©2008 Louisa Gilder; (P)2009 Gildan Media Corp
"An admirable, unexpected audio book, historically sound and seamlessly constructed, that transports those of us who do not understand quantum mechanics into the lives and thoughts of those who did." (George Dyson, author of Darwin Among the Machines)
"A nice mix of theory and history."
Entanglement has vexed some of the greatest minds of the 20th century and this is what I loved about this book. Books on physics (other than text books) tend to either be histories focused on an individual or books focus on a subject matter. I really enjoyed how the author unraveled the subject over time through the individuals making the discoveries creating a interesting timeline. It did start a little slow but got very intersting later.
I focus on fiction, sci-fi, fantasy, science, history, politics and read a lot. I try to review everything I read.
"Quite nice"
This book started at bit slowly and got better as it went. I wonder if the writing started at the middle and the first few chapters were added on later. Perhaps the reports of conversations from direct interviews are just much more compelling than the conversations recreated from letters and notes. I nearly gave up after the first couple of hours, but then it started getting better, and it continued getting better for hour after hour, ending very strong. This is well worth listening to. The tone and level seems great for a general audience and is still interesting for those who already know some of the physics and history.
A fellow listener inclined to share my opinion on these productions. Maybe even inspire someone toward a powerful, or educational audiobook!
This is truly a treat for someone like me who is just now learning the mysteries of the quantum field theories, and mechanics of it all. You see this book adds color and depth to the history of some of the most amazing discoveries ever. The drama that was related to this new field of science's beginings is so inspiring. I would hope that people would read this and be motivated toward this subject, because it seems that mankind in whole is becoming to social and superficial to care about the nature of particles.
I loved this book! thank you Louisa Gilder!
"A Tangle of Creative Insight"
Louisa Gilder has written a book on the story of the discovery in physics that we live in a mysteriously entangled world... . The idea that has profound implications in all fields of study but importantly... including that taboo realm to 20th century science: the mind/spirit/material question that has enthralled humanity for millennia.
The author does not delve into the implications and throws some tonal cold water here and there on the idea... but still for me it was always part of the narrative.
In fact her book is about how very interesting personalities gradually over decades, faced the implications of the extra light speed "Entanglement" of particles that seemed to be inferred in the equations of Quantum Physics and how as time went on... John Bell and others described and suggested experiments to confirm what physics, by the authors story seemed to be willfully ignoring. He was met with resistance by some who didn't like the implications and intrigue by younger experimental physicists.
But this book is as much about the personalities behind the storied history of physics in the 20th century. Their interactions and creative competition, egos and interpersonal rivalries, playful even deeply affectionate regard are very well crafted.
Although their is some creative license that the author admits first thing to pull together from extensive reading of personal letters etc. how conversations very likely would have developed when no one was there but these second sources give a detailed if not completely quoted outline of what was indeed said.
In fact this is the strong point of the book... her familiarity with the issues at hand... that is the physics and the personalities involved and their often peculiar interactions on the historical stage... drawn together with conversations that may or may not have happened as written. One senses that her efforts are close to the truth and that she has little decernable prejudice, funny and wise, even touching.
I liked this book. It is very detailed as to what had happened. An overall very good story, about the age of quantum physics as it rushed in.
Bekah K.
"Interesting but story bounces all over the place"
Not sure
I understand the need to break the book up into time periods, but then maintain the time periods. The book jumps to peoples deaths, then talks about what they are saying in the next chapter. Really makes the book hard to follow especially in audio form.
Parts of it were worth the time, i found the arguments between bor and einstein very funny.
"Insightful and fulfilling"
I only get to listen to an audio book whilst walking the dog. I found the book so fascinating and insightful that I was finding reasons to walk the dog more often. I enjoy leaning about quantum physics,but am not a history person. However the text was so cleverly written that I became captivated with the conversational style and getting a sense of who these personalities were. If you are into quantum physics, then you have to listen to this book to appreciate the historical struggle to make it accessible to us all. The narrator, Walter Dixon, does a great job of reading this title. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
"A Trek Through The History of Quantum Physics"
Listening to how the ideas developed really gives you an insight into the personalities of the familiar characters in the world of Quantum Physicists and an appreciation that some of today's accepted dogma was highly controversial at the time it was proposed and split the community into believers and non-believers.
I really enjoyed the narration but I'm going to have to re-listen at least one more time as the gentle tones of the reader lulled me into sleep several times on my train commute and bedtime read.
"It gets too much into details"
Very extensive book, it is a biography of every physicist, telling his life and work, and the interaction between them. It is very interesting, but I found it a little too long.
"Great overview -- leading to Bell and later develo"
I enjoyed the construct: Imagined (but well researched) conversations between leaders in quantum thought, presented as though you are in the room. Clearly, the intention is not to be literal in the reconstruction of an event -- the discussion being imagined -- but to insert you into the stream of thought at that time.
The book spends quite a bit of time moving from pre-quantum history and discussions, through the early Copenhagen discussions, Einstein/Bohr conflicts and discussions, the EPR paper, and then to Bell. I will listen to the book again -- probably a couple of times -- to make sure I follow where Bell's inequality comes from and how it has been advanced... I suspect the book does a fine job of explaining it, but it will take a listening or two...
The book also presents a great personal look at David Bohm and his somewhat sad departure from the US to Brazil and then the UK...
The audio was really good, the reader was great, and it was possible to just sit, enjoy and thinbk.
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Ruling from 1509 until he died in 1547, he's perhaps better known for his weight and his wives than the accomplishments of his reign. Let's meet the wives of Henry VIII, King of England.
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Question 1 of 30
True or false: Did Henry VIII really have six wives?
True. Henry VIII had six wives. (Not at the same time; we mean in his lifetime.)
Question 2 of 30
What was his first wife's name?
Anne of Cleves
Catherine of Aragon
Catherine of Aragon, the youngest child of Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain.
Jane Seymour
Question 3 of 30
Who was Catherine of Aragon married to before Henry VIII?
Arthur, Prince of Wales
Catherine of Aragon was first Princess of Wales, married to Arthur, Prince of Wales.
John of Gaunt
Henry, Duke of Cornwall
Question 4 of 30
How long did Henry's first marriage last?
2 years
10 years
24 years
Henry and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, were married for almost 24 years.
Question 5 of 30
Who did Henry break with the Catholic church to marry?
Anne Boleyn
Henry broke with the Catholic church when he ended his marriage to Catherine of Aragon to marry Anne Boleyn.
Anne of Cleves
Catherine of Aragon
Question 6 of 30
Which of Henry's wives was accused of treason, adultery and incest before her execution?
Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn was executed in 1536, accused of adultery, treason and incest.
Catherine Howard
Catherine Parr
Question 7 of 30
How did Queen Anne Boleyn die?
Anne was beheaded.
burning at the stake
hung, drawn and quartered
Question 8 of 30
Which lady-in-waiting became the second wife of Henry VIII?
Catherine of Aragon
Anne Boleyn
Anne Boleyn, lady-in-waiting to Catherine, became Henry's second wife in a secret ceremony in 1533.
Jane Seymour
Question 9 of 30
How soon after Anne Boleyn's death did Henry VIII marry Jane Seymour?
10 hours
10 days
Henry and Jane were married 10 days after Anne Boleyn's execution.
10 months
Question 10 of 30
Who is the mother of Queen Mary I, the first Queen Regnant?
Anne Boleyn
Catherine of Aragon
Catherine of Aragon is the mother of Mary, named after Henry's sister Mary Tudor, and his eldest child.
Elizabeth I
Question 11 of 30
Why did Henry divorce his first wife, Catherine of Aragon?
She failed at giving him a male heir.
All are true, but Henry divorced Catherine because, although having six pregnancies with Henry, she didn't give birth to a male heir.
She was Spanish.
She had previously been married to his brother.
Question 12 of 30
Who is the mother of Edward, Henry VIII's only son?
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour gave birth to son Edward, Henry's male heir to the throne.
Question 13 of 30
Which of his six wives died shortly after childbirth?
Anne Boleyn
Catherine of Aragon
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour, Henry's second wife, died just two weeks after giving birth to son Edward.
Question 14 of 30
Which of Henry's wives gave birth to his legitimate children?
Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn and Jane Seymour
Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn and Jane Seymour are the three wives that gave birth to Henry VIII's legitimate children.
Catherine of Aragon, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr
Catherine of Aragon, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves
Question 15 of 30
True or false: Anne Boleyn had six fingers on one hand.
definitely true
probably true
probably not true
It's said that Anne Boleyn had six fingers on her right hand, or a hand deformity, but it's probably not true. It's believed she was given "witchlike" characteristics by Catholic propagandists.
definitely false
Question 16 of 30
While married to Catherine of Aragon, Henry VIII acknowledged he had an illegitimate son with:
Elizabeth "Bessie" Blount
In 1519 Bessie Blount gave birth to Henry Fitzroy, whom Henry VIII made Duke of Richmond. It's rumored Henry also had a son, Henry Carey, with Mary Boleyn, and, possibly other children out of wedlock.
Mary Boleyn
Mary Shelton
Question 17 of 30
Which of his children was declared illegitimate, but reinstated in the line of succession before Henry's death?
Edward VI
Elizabeth I
Elizabeth was declared illegitimate after her mother Anne Boleyn's death.
Question 18 of 30
Which of Henry's wives was never crowned?
Anne Boleyn
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour, his third wife, was never crowned.
Catherine Howard
Question 19 of 30
What did Henry say about fourth wife, Anne of Cleves?
that, "I like her not! I like her not!"
that she gave off "evil smells"
that she was "nothing fair"
all of these things
Henry VIII said all of these things about wife Anne of Cleves, and their marriage was dissolved after six months.
Question 20 of 30
How long was Henry married to his fourth wife, Anne of Cleves, before divorcing her?
a few days
a few months
A few months after marrying, Henry was already interested in Catherine Howard, who would be his fifth wife.
a few years
Question 21 of 30
Which of Henry's wives was stripped of her title and then executed for adultery just 16 months after marrying?
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Howard
Sixteen months after her wedding, Catherine Howard, Henry's fifth wife, accused of adultery, was stripped of her title as queen and later executed.
Catherine Parr
Question 22 of 30
What did Anne Boleyn say about her trial and sentence?
I die a Queen, but I would rather have died the wife of Culpeper.
I heard say the executioner is very good, and I have a little neck.
Anne said, "I heard say the executioner is very good, and I have a little neck." It was Elizabeth I who said, "I would rather be a beggar and single than a queen and married"; and it's believed Catherine Howard's final words were, "I die a Queen, but I would rather have died the wife of Culpeper."
I would rather be a beggar and single than a queen and married.
Question 23 of 30
If you count the marriages he had annulled, making them nonexistent in the eyes of the church, how many marriages did Henry technically have?
Accounting for annulled marriages, considered dissolved in the eyes of the church, Henry was married only to Jane Seymour, Catherine Howard and Catherine Parr.
Question 24 of 30
Whose "Prayers or Meditations" was published and produced by Henry VIII's printers?
Anne of Cleves
Jane Seymour
Catherine Parr
Catherine Parr's book, "Prayers or Meditations," came out in 1545, making her the first queen of England to be published.
Question 25 of 30
Who of Henry's legitimate children ascended to the throne following him?
none of them
all of them
All of Henry VIII's legitimate children ascended to the throne, as Queen Mary I, Queen Elizabeth I and King Edward VI.
Question 26 of 30
True or false: Henry VIII outlived all his wives.
False. Both Catherine Parr and Anne of Cleves survived Henry VIII.
Question 27 of 30
Who was the last of Henry's queens to die, Anne of Cleves or Catherine Parr?
Anne of Cleves
Anne of Cleves was Henry's last surviving wife.
Catherine Parr
Question 28 of 30
Which of Henry's wives married her former love, Thomas Seymour?
Anne of Cleves
Catherine Parr
After Henry VIII died in 1547, Catherine Parr married Thomas Seymour.
Jane Seymour
Question 29 of 30
What's the famous rhyme describing the ends of Henry VIII's wives?
beheaded, divorced, died, beheaded, divorced, survived
divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived
It goes, "divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived."
divorced, beheaded, survived, divorced beheaded, died
Question 30 of 30
Which of Henry VIII's wives is buried with him, at St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle?
Catherine of Aragon
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour is the only one of Henry's wives to be buried at St. George's Chapel with him.
Catherine Parr


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Compiled by an international team of over 140 contributors, this is the first Oxford Companion to deal with the subject of photography. It appears at a watershed in the medium's history, as digital imaging increasingly dominates the global photography scene. Providing a wide range of technical information, the Companion also presents, in a concise and readily accessible form, the mass of recent scholarship on photography as a social and artistic practice. There are over 800 biographical entries, both on photographers and on others who have influenced photographic culture from the 19th century to the present. The Companion is stunningly illustrated, with many pictures published here for the first time.
This is essential reading for anyone with an interest in photography and the visual arts; it will also appeal to readers interested in the social history of the last 150 years.


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