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Robert Carl: Terry Riley's In C
Oxford University Press, 2010
by Mark Zuckerman
Terry Riley's In C (1964) is widely regarded as the seminal work in the minimalist canon. Its score is lean: one page of music and about a page and a half of performance advice. The music is a sequence of 53 modules: numbered linear fragments ranging in scope from a single note to an extended phrase (there's exactly one of these, Module 35); most are short, oscillating sixteenth note patterns.
In C is an ensemble piece for an unspecified number of instruments of unspecified type. The composer recommends a group of about 35 players, but smaller or larger groups are acceptable. (The first performances, at the San Francisco Tape Music Center in November, 1964, involved 13 players.) The tempo is also unspecified, but the performers are directed to use the same one throughout. To keep everyone together, an ensemble can use a piano or a mallet percussion instrument as an eighth note metronome on high C's. There are few other constraints. Each ensemble member plays through the entire sequence of modules in order, but may start the next module at any time and repeat each modulead libitum, making an effort to interlock with modules played by others while being careful not to get too far behind or ahead. Once everyone has reached the final module, the ensemble crescendos and diminuendos a few times before members drop out, one at a time.
There are no dynamic markings, articulations, or phrase marks. These are determined during performance, through the interaction of the players. None of the modules demands any virtuosity, but an effective performance requires the kind of musical sensitivity you'd expect at a good jam session. Since In C envisions a limitless set of performances -– indeed, it's extremely unlikely any performance is repeatable, except with a recording -– its performance practice is as important as its score.
Although a rendition at a moderate tempo of all 53 modules played end to end without repetitions lasts under 5 minutes, a typical In C performance lasts about 45 minutes to an hour or more. Changes occur very slowly – almost imperceptibly – producing an effect admirers find unpretentiously hypnotic and detractors find simplistically mind-numbing.
In C has become immensely popular all over the world and, as the herald of a new musical genre, has had a profound influence on composers and music critics. But does it belong in the same company with musical monuments like Beethoven's Op. 109 Piano Sonata, "Appassionata" Sonata, and Diabelli Variations? Or with Wagner's Das Rheingold, Debussy's Ibéria, Mahler's Fourth Symphony, and Strauss's Elektra? Should it and Vaughn Williams's Ninth Symphony together represent the significant music from the second half of the Twentieth Century? Malcom Gillies, editor of The Oxford University Press series Studies in Musical Genesis, Structure, and Interpretation, believes so, with composer Robert Carl's ambitious, elegantly written book in the series, Terry Riley's In C, making the case.
Its blurred boundary between structure and interpretation makes In C an intriguing addition to such a series. Given the nature of the music and the sparse public record of its first realizations, any serious attempt to fulfill the series mission would involve extending the frontiers of conventional scholarship and musical analysis. Blazing such a trail requires courage, dedication, and no small amount of work. For the most part, Carl rises to the challenge. His treatise is a labor of love: the result of prodigious effort and wholehearted veneration.
To build a history of Terry Riley's development and process, and to reconstruct the circumstances of In C's public introduction, Carl interviewed not only Riley, but also a number of his friends and acquaintances, including many of the participants in the 1964 premiere performances and in the first recording, released on Columbia Records in 1968. He studied and analyzed the pieces Riley composed leading up to In C. He analyzed by ear 15 recordings of In C, including an in-depth analysis of the 1968 premiere recording.
There is a great deal to admire in the outcome. The bulk of the book focuses on Riley's development as a composer and on In C itself, and this is where the book is strongest.
The chapter on Terry Riley's Life and Art before In C succinctly explores Riley's musical biography, tracing the development of Riley's musical thinking and process and identifying influential people and circumstances. The narrative is illustrated frequently with reminiscences by Riley and his friends. We get a picture of Riley's musical personality – a gifted natural musician with ability on a number of instruments and eagerness to learn from and collaborate with teachers and colleagues whom he respected, regardless of their point of view. One of these mentors/collaborators was La Monte Young, whom Riley met while pursuing a master's degree at UC Berkeley and whose influence on Riley was pervasive: from exposing him to modern jazz (particularly John Coltrane), Asian music, and Young's own musical aesthetic to introducing him to marijuana and peyote. Riley went to France in 1962, earning his living playing ragtime and jazz piano. Although he spent most of his time in Paris – where he became absorbed in the expatriate Beat culture – his gigs took him all over Western Europe and northern Africa, where he encountered music from non-Western cultures.
Interspersed through the narrative are brief analyses of Riley's music from the late 1950's and early 1960's that map his progress as a composer and identify common elements of his practice. There is a fascination with pedal tones, a gradual reliance on diatonic modes, and a refining of some "modernist" practices. There are conventionally-notated pieces, improvisatory pieces, and pieces using magnetic tape technology: sound-on-sound and loopback.
Thus Carl effectively sets the stage for the In C world premiere, to which he devotes a chapter. In a flash of inspiration almost Mozartian in character, Riley composed In C over a 24-hour period after returning to San Francisco in early 1964 when his source of income dried up in Europe. The premiere in November was the second half of a program devoted to Riley's music. The group Riley assembled to perform In C included close friends and collaborators, many of whom went on to significant careers as composers and performers. Riley was also a pianist in the ensemble, and although he supervised the preparation and performance, there were contributions from the other players. Perhaps the greatest of these, attributed to composer Steve Reich (coincidentally, Riley's neighbor), was the metronomic pulse – often cited as a basic feature of minimalist music – which was added during rehearsal as a practical means of keeping everyone together. Carl relates a number of colorful anecdotes surrounding the rehearsals and the performances, and quotes the entire glowing review from the San Francisco Chronicle.
The historical narrative is resumed in a later chapter on the 1968 Columbia Records recording, which brought In C to national prominence. In the interim, Riley had moved to New York City and had taken up the saxophone. At the time, Columbia Records was looking for new and unusual music for its catalog, and, serendipitously, a young composer on leave from his day job as a producer for Columbia came across Riley and his music and so made the match. Columbia Records was major league: it provided experienced, professional, sympathetic musicians; almost six months' rehearsal; and state-of-the-art eight-track recording technology, allowing Riley to overdub recording sessions. Columbia also provided eye-catching cover art and sophisticated marketing. Riley supervised the recording and played soprano saxophone in the ensemble. The release was an instant success, remained in print for the life span of LP records, and remains in print after being reissued on CD.
The real meat and potatoes of the book are in the analyses of In C: the Analysis chapter, which contains an abstract analysis, and the Analysis section in the chapter on the Columbia recording. Carl borrows terms from microbiology in calling these "endogenous" and "exogenous," respectively; i.e., "from within" and "from outside."In Carl's usage, the endogenous analysis deals with the structural elements contributed exclusively by the composer, while exogenous analyses incorporate interpretive and improvisational choices by the performers. Ideally, we keep the endogenous analysis in mind as we experience a performance or recording – that is, as we perform an exogenous analysis in real time.
It's a brave dichotomy as applied to this kind of music, calling for a mixture of innovative analytic criteria and creative yet (hopefully) careful use of traditional concepts and terminology. The purpose of any musical analysis should be to provide a plausible, if not convincing, accounting that encourages paying closer attention. In this, Carl achieves a qualified success.
The endogenous analysis introduces structural elements of In C in a progression requiring increased degrees of discrimination and attention. Each of these elements is in a layer that can be experienced independently, but becomes more vivid if added with the other layers in the order presented. "Pacing" is explored in two layers – "harmonic density" and "rhythmic materials" – each depicted in a chart of the modules' relative information content with a description of the musical shapes it illustrates. "Motivic transformation"is a valuable discussion of how the modules interrelate that overheats – more to burnish In C than to illuminate it – by asserting a profound connection to well-formed notions of motivic development in Beethoven and Brahms (sort of like claiming In C and Beethoven's Fifth Symphony are alike in their being "in C")."The significance of Module 35"draws special attention to by far the longest and most melodic module – one that emerges in performance, even in the midst of competing modules, because of its character and because it contains the highest notes in the piece – as a way of recognizing large-scale symmetries in In C's structure. "Harmonic analysis" primarily discusses the succession of diatonic modes indicated by the score and perceivable in performance, even with module overlap. Except for its single overreach, the endogenous analysis is remarkably illuminating and generally reasonable, even accommodating the kind of variation that can occur in performance.
The exogenous analysis in the chapter on the premiere recording required a considerable amount of effort – it charts the first entrance and last exit of every module – but isn't as illuminating as the endogenous analysis. Its important conclusions are that the performers lingered over harmonic ambiguities at transition points and that Riley (who supervised the recording) "shows a taste for gradual, carefully controlled pacing, which causes the work to morph almost imperceptibly from one state to another (p. 93)." The balance of the chapter consists of quotes from and comments on three reviews of the recording, including one from Glamour – an indication of the success of Columbia's marketing. An analytical discography of 14 other recordings of In C is in the Appendix.
The final chapter discusses In C's legacy, with remarks by the participants in the premiere performances and recording, comments by composers and musicians from the generation following Riley's, and a summary of the performance/recording practice following the premieres. It ends with a section of Carl's own musings on In C, a prerogative well-earned by the hefty work leading up to it. However, he concludes with a bizarre speculation reminiscent of Walter M. Miller, Jr.'s apocalyptic science fiction novel, A Canticle for Leibowitz. The imagined situation is the aftermath of the collapse of civilization as we know it, with humanity returning to a primitive state – but, strangely, retaining the ability to read music. In Carl's words (p.109):
But if the score to In C survived, … it is perhaps the one piece of "art music" that any group could gather to play. Standard instruments are not even necessary… In short it would be a seed from which a new creative tradition could grow. It's hard to think of any other work that could serve this purpose so neatly, fully, inclusively.
It's tempting to forgive this rhetorical excess, in view of the importance of the book and the effortspent writing it. This is not, after all, the claim made by some advocates that minimalism has revived musical culture from the apocalypse of modernism. But it does place In C on a pedestal of such a height that it may distort the view below.
This could explain problems in the first chapter, which purports to define In C's historical context. Carl posits four characteristics one or more of which "new music" in the 1960's "was assumed" to share: research, formalism, experiment, and information density. Leaving aside that, in Carl's estimation, George Crumb and Milton Babbitt share the first characteristic – possibly the first and only time these two composers have been considered in any way similar – and that it misconstrues what both Crumb and Babbitt are about. None of these categories sounds very appealing musically; we might well wonder why anyone aspired to be a composer in those days. This view posits a group of "assumers" who had the power to determine what music was properly "new," a genteel version of the wearisome revisionist trope, run out all too often by minimalist and neoromantic partisans alike, that "modernism" exercised hegemony during this period to their heroes' detriment. Here, it comes off as a straw man set up to enhance the revolutionary stature of In C.
The truth, however prosaic, is far more interesting and more revealing of In C's relation to the musical world of the time. The 1960's were years of great musical diversity (in the pre-politically correct sense). Witness the wide-ranging catalog of nearly 150 pieces recorded in the decade before In C's premiere by the Louisville Symphony Orchestra, perhaps the greatest performance outlet ever for American music: everything from Elliott Carter to Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco to Carlos Chavez to Chou Wen-chung to Aaron Copland to Henry Cowell to Paul Creston – to name just the composers in the C's. The avant-garde during this period was particularly varied, with composers much closer to Riley than modernists in approach and aesthetic, like Earle Brown and Morton Feldman. It would be interesting to see an investigation of how In C compared to these, and to, say, Conlon Nancarrow.
This diversity was spurred by advances in technology, as significant in their day as the cell phone and Internet are today in increasing the ability to capture and preserve ephemera, enlarging the number of creators and consumers of music, and expanding access among consumers and creators. The expanding availability of reel-to-reel magnetic tape equipment made it possible to share recordings and provided a new means to make music. Performances could now more easily be preserved, pressed onto phonograph records, and played over the radio. The commercial introduction in 1948 of long-playing (LP) records, the improvements in audio technology to meet the demand for "high fidelity" in the 1950's, the introduction of commercial stereophonic recordings in 1957, and the development of inexpensive, high-quality, portable audio equipment using transistors starting in the late 1950's resulted in an explosion of, and hunger for, all kinds of music – classical, jazz, folk, rock, and genres never heard before and some never heard since – from mainstream to exotic. Popular interest was particularly attracted to music at the edges that blurred boundaries. The Swingle Singers' jazz-inspired Bach's Greatest Hitswon a Grammy in 1963; Wendy Carlos' Moog Synthesizer realization, Switched-On Bach, released by Columbia Records in 1968, was a huge hit.
All this had a profound effect on the complexion of classical music and especially on who became a classical composer. The increased presence of popular music genres and the expansion of college and university music departments enabled and encouraged a widening of what was studied as "music" and attracted a more varied group of music students. This led to crossover, as musicians from jazz, rock, and world music joined the ranks of concert music composers.
However revolutionary its content and impact,In Cwas a product of its time, squarely in the midst of the artistic, social, and practical effects of the contemporary advances in technology. University-trained, jazz-performing Terry Riley was influenced by exotic recorded music, and his experience with magnetic tape directly informed his composition of In C. Most important, though, was the slipstream of LP production and marketing in the late 1960's that put In C on phonograph turntables in living rooms, bedrooms, and dorm rooms around the world. Perhaps In C would have caught on without the 1968 Columbia recording, but its good timing makes that speculation unnecessary. As with so many musical success stories, In C's triumph took both genius and luck.
The crossover effect worked in both directions. Most of the early minimalists – Riley, Steve Reich, and Philip Glass, in particular – played their own work with ensembles of loyal musicians well versed in the music. This bears a closer resemblance to rock bands, who adopted the singer/songwriter model from folk music, than to classical music ensembles.
But all this may work better as topics for other books, ones that would build upon the ground-breaking foundation laid in Robert Carl's Terry Riley's In C. We should hope for this book's success and for others like it to follow, perhaps even as additions to the Oxford Studies in Musical Genesis, Structure, and Interpretation that fill some obvious voids in its catalog of music from the past century.


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Yep, we're still talking about my New Orleans trip! It's taking a few mores posts than I originally planned. If you missed the others, you can click here to bring up everything NOLA-related!
Due to this being such a crazy trip, I didn't get to do the traditional "go drink and do silly things on Bourbon Street!" stuff that a lot of people usually associate with New Orleans. I didn't even get to do the things that are more up my alley, like head over to Frenchman Street for some amazing live jazz and blues (and drinks.) Those are on my list for next time (yep, there's an actual list in the works), but I did at least get to see most of Bourbon in the daylight - a much more tame time of day.
The cat in the window is my favorite part of this pic.
I didn't eat at the Clover Grill this trip due to being totally broke, but it's practically a Bourbon Street landmark. They're open 24 hours, so hopefully some day I'll be able to pop in for a 3 a.m. grilled cheese. (Wait, is there an awesome place to get gumbo nearby? Grilled cheese goes surprisingly well with gumbo.) Love the balcony overhead, too. There are some really well-decorated balconies in the French Quarter!
Just a bit further down Bourbon is a place that I made a special point of stopping by, Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop Bar. If you've been around this blog for a while, you might remember my book review of "Patriotic Fire: Andrew Jackson and Jean Lafitte at the Battle of New Orleans" (if not, it's here!). Anyway, that book gave me a bit of a soft spot for Jean Lafitte, his brother Pierre and his (most likely) brother Dominique You, so I had to go visit what was once his blacksmith shop (most likely cover for his smuggling business), which is now a bar. On one hand, this place is seriously cool - they don't use any electric lighting, so it's all candlelit. On the other hand, when I get the chance to go back and actually enjoy a drink (see aforementioned brokeness) I'll make a point of going at night when there's live music. When I stopped by in the afternoon, there was loud music blasting, but it was of the very pop-y Miley Cyrus variety and it totally killed the cool mood.
A couple of other amusing things I came across along the way...
I'm not quite sure what that's written in, and entirely sure that I want to know.
Too soon?
More New Orleans adventures to share soon!
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Youths from Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State on Monday said they would barricade roads leading to oil installations if multinationals operating in the council failed to assist communities recently hit by flood.
President Goodluck Jonathan's hometown, Otuoke, is in Ogbia LGA. The youths under the aegis of Ogbia Brotherhood Youth Wing condemned the attitude of oil companies and wondered why they had not shown interest in the plight of the communities.
The National President of the group, Mr. Daziba Apiri, specifically called on the Shell Petroleum Development Company and the National Agip Oil Company to include the disaster in their Corporate Social Responsibility initiative.
Apiri, in a statement, asked the SPDC, the major oil company in the area, to convene an emergency meeting to discuss modalities of assisting the victims. He called on SPDC to give immediate attention to the Ede-Pie Imiringi Bridge which was washed away by floods.
He said, "The bridge provides the only access to the host communities of SPDC in the local government area. It was constructed by the old Brass Local Government Area and it was in a bad shape before the floods.
"But the floodwater has dealt a heavy blow to the bridge breaking it into parts. SPDC should reconstruct it to reduce the plight of commuters."
He appealed to the companies to provide food, water, clothing and funds to the flood victims in their host communities. He added, "The oil companies should also participate in evacuating affected persons to the camps established by the government.
"We warn that failure on the part of the oil giants to identify with the plight of the host communities may trigger reactions from the youth from the length and breadth of the Ogbia Kingdom. It will also lead to closure of the only access road to Ogbia host communities."
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The delegation led by the company's Managing Director, Mr. Ciro Pagano, handed the items to the Deputy Governor of the state, Rear Admiral John Jonah (retd) at the Government House, Yenagoa.
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I will be travelling with my bro/sis-in-law to Paris for 6 days at the end of May.
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Today I got the chance to sit down and talk with 4 time world pizza champion Michael Shepherd. If you are familiar with any pizza trade magazines or show then you have definitely heard Michael's name before.
We talk about how he went from talking over a failing pizzeria to becoming a 4-time world pizza champion and where he thinks this industry is headed.
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- Why he decided to compete in the world pizza championship.
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- Why networking and getting out to meet people meant and means to his business.
- Why he sees a need to move towards a more simplistic style of business.
- The mistakes of trying to be everything to everyone and how to avoid them.
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ÂGoing back to school can feel a little easier when you have the right tech tools and accessories to bring with you, said Gwen Hsu, senior director of product management, Kensington. ÂWeÂve named a range of easy-to-use, cost-effective essentials to this yearÂs list that can help students manage everything from carrying and securing their devices, to improving their experience while giving presentations, to enhancing their mobility while traveling.Â
KensingtonÂs 2016 list of ÂBack to School products includes:
Kensington Keyboard for Life Desktop Set (K72436AM; $21.99) Â Hardworking students need a keyboard and mouse that work as hard as they do. With a spill-proof design that resists liquids, including student staples like coffee and soda, the Keyboard for Life Desktop Set is designed with the studentÂs high-energy lifestyle in mind. Featuring a standard 104-key layout, a mouse with ambidextrous design, and a high-definition optical sensor, the Keyboard for Life delivers the responsive control that students need to succeed.
Kensington Combination Laptop Lock (K64673AM; $29.99)  Smart students know that there is safety in numbers, and thatÂs doubly true when it comes to the Combination Laptop Lock. The efficient resettable 4-wheel number code offers 10,000 possible combinations to protect a laptop and the private information it contains, and KensingtonÂs Register & Retrieve program allows only the user to look up forgotten codes. The lock also features a handy push-button design, which allows for one-handed engagement to easily attach a lock, as well as T-Bar locking Technology that attaches to the Kensington Security Slot found on most laptops. Students can anchor the cut-resistant carbon steel-cut cable to their desk, a table, or any fixed structure.
Kensington Hi-Fi Headphones with Mic (K33323WW; $24.99) Â No back-to-school collection is complete without Hi-Fi Headphones with Mic, which allows students to hear and speak with complete clarity. Designed for the transition to computer-based learning and testing, this unique headset provides high-quality sound that delivers deep bass and a wide dynamic range along with a built-in microphone for verbal responses. Students will enjoy the comfort and style of an adjustable, padded headband and plush, sealed earpads plus the durability of a robust 9-foot cord and a gold-plated audio jack.
Kensington LM150 Backpack  15.6Â/39.6cm  Cool Gray (K62622WW; $59.99)  Students can enjoy fashion plus function with the LM150 Backpack, which blends contemporary style with a modern design that keeps electronic device transport front and center. The pack offers padded pockets for snug laptop and tablet storage, plus extensive accessory storage for smartphones, school supplies, and more. When listening to music between classes, students will enjoy the convenience of a specially designed pass-through for earbuds that simplifies cord management. And busy learners will appreciate the ergonomic back cushion and shoulder straps, which provide comfort and relief even when the backpack is fully loaded with books and digital gear.
Kensington BlackBelt 2nd Degree Rugged Case for Microsoft® Surface Pro 4 (SKU K97442WW; SRP $59.99)  Many students rely on the Surface Pro 4 for the tabletÂs laptop-like power combined with portability. The BlackBelt 2nd Degree Rugged Case helps to protect this valuable mobile investment against drops or other accidents with a flexible hand strap and a rugged TPU body that is designed just for the Surface Pro 4. Other features like a Type Cover channel and cutouts for full access to the USB 3.0 port and buttons will make this tool indispensible for todayÂs student.
Kensington Expert Wireless Presenter with Red Laser Pointer & Cursor Control (K72425AM; $59.99)  Students can take control of the classroom  and a laptopÂs cursor  like professionals with the Expert Wireless Presenter with Red Laser Pointer & Cursor Control. The Expert Wireless Presenter allows students to toggle between presentation and cursor control modes with a simple flick of a switch. ItÂs both convenient  the wireless 2.4GHz receiver stores neatly inside the remote  and uniquely paired, saving worries about device interference.
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Happy New Year! By the time you read this, the year will be well under way and I hope you will have great fun from your Rollei photography. This issue completes our third year. Looking back over that period, which has passed very quickly, it has been an enjoyable if not challenging time for me as Editor. I should like to take the opportunity to thank all those who have helped to take the magazine over from Ian Parker and to keep it on a steady path.
Many have contributed articles and photographs; some have helped with the organisation and been of moral support too. I hope that it will continue to receive your enthusiastic input. Dáithí ó Scannláin asked, in the previous issue, if the magazine could have more pages. Well this time it has. There have been a lot of contributions which seem to 'gel' and so I have included all of these - a bumper issue! I do not promise that every issue will be of similar length, that depends upon continued higher levels of contributions.
Although the original suggestion of a spring meeting received minimal response, Denis Camp feels that by fixing a date, members may be more enthusiastic now that we are into the new year. The idea is to have a less structured 'meander with camera' get-together for a small number of interested people. Further details are attached. David Morgan is also organising our second postal auction, details are also attached.
The Digi-vs-Film debate still rumbles on and I have been reading comments on the Rolleilist. A recent thread has been the comparative 'true cost' Not only are there the obvious costs of photographic equipment, computer, software, printer, etc.; the 'running costs' of paper and ink (dye or pigment types); file storage and back up but there is an additional un-attributed 'cost': your time.
Something I had never really given much thought to was the time that it takes to sort, name, catalogue, adjust and file a batch of digital images at the end of a day's shooting. These files must then be backed up and re-backed up at intervals to prevent deterioration. These backups must then be catalogued so that in the event of a loss, a replacement file can be retrieved. Much further into the future, when one's descendants eventually come across a box of CDs, memory sticks or hard drives, they will not bother to look through every file to ascertain its content, they will probably 'bin' them. What a waste of our precious time! Now, with negatives or better still, transparencies, the contents would be instantly recognisable as to having potential interest or not and probably would be retained for further attention at a later date.
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Fewer bullets in a magazine means fewer people can get shot with it, the end. Beyond that bare bones agreement on the most basic aspect of this though, no. If guns are still available, limiting how many times one can be shot won't make much of a difference. The loons that use these to shoot up a place have some NRA clown making sure they leave the store with a fistful of guns because AMERICA, they're still going to do damage.
The most important factor is how quickly the shooters are confronted and stopped. Most high capacity guns are hard to conceal, making it hard for the shooter to approach would-be victims without raising alarm.
More gun training and less "gun free" zones is the answer. Why have armed guards in public libraries and not in schools?
You can't kill 26 people in less than 5 minutes without a multiple bullet magazine no matter how fast you are able to pull the trigger. The idea that it doesn't make a difference is ridiculous. Why anybody would need a rapid fire weapon to hunt or defend their property is asinine.
The left claims that it takes a second to change the magazine, why would you need to have more than X rounds? When in a high pressure situation, people have adrenaline running through their vanes and shake, regardless of how much training a person has. A recent study shows that, on average, in active shooter situations police officers hit their target 30% of the time. In a ten round magazine that is only three people. Most of the time it takes more than three bullets to bring a criminal down. Because the body is acting on instinct in a scenario such as this, the body has to coordinate using a finger to release the magazine, grab a new one, put it in, and pull the slide back to release it and put a new round in. When the body is shaking from adrenaline, it is difficult to align the magazine properly when inserting in the gun. When a law abiding citizen is having to struggle with this, the active shooter can take advantage of this. Also, if an active shooter is going to commit mass murder, why would they follow another law limiting magazines? A criminal will find a way to get possession of a high capacity magazine, no matter the cost. If the criminal will have one, anyways, why should an innocent bystander not be able to have the same grounds to have a fighting chance?
It wouldn't be that hard and if I'm going to shoot people ill go to one of the other places that sell larger ones and smuggle them in. Fifty words is not needed to dismiss this law as an absolute waste of tax dollars and the stripping of citizens rights.
Putting in a 30 round clip would take about as much time as it would take to use a stripper clip to fill up a 10 round magazine. As much as those who want to ban guns and magazines they don't very much about time it takes to use stripper clip and put in a 30 round magazine.
So you limit magazine size (crimp it) to only 10 or 7 like in New York and call it "one of the greatest achievements in prevent crime and gun control." Okay I am no a criminal but if I was one here is what I would of done now to commit henious acts to easily void that idiotic law.
1) buy custom sized magazines and pouches. Magazines that are of smaller size are EVEN EASIER to fit and store on your body. To reload a semi automatic weapon, it only takes about 2 to 5 seonds with untrained hands or about 4 seconds if someone practiced for a few hours. An average combat load for US soldier is about 12 magazines. That is 30x12 = 360 rounds (I carried by far more during my deployment to Iraq. Still on average I carried about 600 rounds at the ready and ran for more to the supply at the back of my Humvee when low on ammo, or took prepacked extra rounds from my assault pack.) Now imagine a criminal stuffing small 10 or even 7 round plastic miniature magazines into the pockets like chocolate chips. Those are a lot easier to store on your self than ordinary magazines. Beta C magazines like Aurora shooter use are highly avoided and disregarded by seasoned veterans because they tend to jam and in fact that is what happened in the movie theatre, forcing that lunatic to pull out his .40 caliber pistol and start shooting people.
This is infact actually making criminals more efficient than they supposed to be. Now a criminal before shooting spree will simply learn how to reload his miniature sized plastic magazines and continue on the rampage. Nothing have changed except Liberals such as Mayor Bloomberg, Frank Lautenberg, Diane Fenstein and that ugly dude named Rosie O'Donel finally got the false sense of security... except not for themselves but for innocent disarmed law abiding sitizens.
So... have this law limited or stopped another gun crime? Not at all. The only thing it did is make criminals laugh at it.
so called "High capacity magazines" will still be bought by criminals off the black market. Or the criminals will bring more lower capacity magazines and just reload. Reloading takes 2 seconds. AND in the mean time, the law abiding citizens will be having to defend themselves with lower capacity magazines. Holding less rounds per magazine doesn't make the gun less dangerous, it just makes it just a tad slower. If you get shot from a 5 round magazine it will be the same as getting shot from a 10, 20, 30 or 100 round magazine. It will just take the shooter a few seconds longer
Limiting the amount of bullets in a magazine will not make a difference. There is no way that cops will go around counting gun magazines and there are already plenty of guns out there that probably have more magazine lots than what the new limit would be set at. This would have no effect at all.


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Education Reform We Can Believe In
By Marty Nemko
I've written dozens of articles, a monograph, and sections of books on school reform, reinventing education. Here's a summary of my current thinking.
Until career opportunities for women expanded, education was abetted, ironically, because so many women saw teaching as the highest-level job to which they could reasonably aspire. Today, woman have more professional options, so a smaller percentage of our best and brightest women enter teaching. And it remains a woman-dominated profession: Only seven percent of elementary school teachers are men, the lowest percentage on record.
Until career opportunities for women expanded, education was abetted, ironically, because so many women saw teaching as the highest-level job to which they could reasonably aspire. Today, woman have more professional options, so a smaller percentage of our best and brightest women enter teaching. And it remains a woman-dominated profession: Only seven percent of elementary school teachers are men, the lowest percentage on record.
Too, classes, reasonably, were grouped by student ability and/or achievement. That made teaching a doable task: With some whole-class instruction plus periodic breaking the class into two or three ability/achievement groups, for example, for reading, a typical teacher was able to provide most kids with lots of appropriate-level instruction.
Alas, today, political/egalitarian pressures have caused the replacement of most ability-grouped classes below high school level by mixed-ability classes. That has turned the task of meeting all kids' needs into a Herculean one, even for a capable and dedicated teacher.
Making teaching even more difficult is the more extreme version of egalitarianism that is also now the law of the land: Non-native limited speakers of English and special education children, even those with severe intellectual or emotional disabilities are usually placed in the regular class. That, of course, expands the range of student needs a teacher must meet. Thus the teacher is usually forced to develop mainly individualized instruction. Not only is that extremely time-consuming, it means that kids are spending much class time in passive seatwork, which is boring to many kids, and particularly difficult for active boys. And when those kids can't endure that increased seat work, they are often put on a Ritalin leash eight times as often as are girls.
Making teaching and learning yet more difficult is the political pressure to ratchet-up standards to absurd levels. The mantras are "All students can learn to high standards." "Everyone to college!" That's politically appealing but a pedagogical nightmare. Walk into many classes and you'll see teachers vainly trying to teach the intricacies of Shakespeare to kids reading on a 6th grade level, simultaneous equations to kids who can't reliably multiply.
The final nail in the learning coffin isthe central governing law in education today: No Child Left Behind. It imposes scary punishments and tempting rewards for improving the lowest-achievers' learning but none for helping above-average kids to live up to their potential. If that's not a formula for reducing our nation to the lowest common denominator, I don't know what is.
In sum, today, we have less-good teachers attempting to teach much harder material to a much wider range of students, and with rewards mainly for improving the least capable students. I can't think of a more perfect storm for education failure, for education to fail to be the magic pill that enables the U.S. to live up to its potential or compete with China, let alone to close the recalcitrant achievement gap.
My blueprint for education reform
I Recruit better teachers by:
A. Having school districts screen prospective teachers before training them, including observing them teaching a lesson.
B. Those who pass the screening receive a low-cost six-week summer intensive training led by master teachers.
That would likely yield far superior teachers in the classroom compared with the current system, in which
C. Make it easier for principals to fire ineffective teachers. Today, after a 2-3-year probationary period, teachers have their jobs for life except in the most extreme cases. Even if they're burned out, providing inferior instruction, or damaging kids psychologically, they're allowed to continue hurting class after class of children until they decide to cash in their generous retirement benefits.1. Universities screen applicants using criteria less related to teaching ability: GPA, GRE, and an essay.
2. The university-based teacher training program is more than a year long, expensive, and usually heavily taught by theoreticians who have never taught, let alone been master K-12 teachers. Many of them couldn't even control a K-12 classroom, let alone effectively teach and inspire most kids.
The previous suggestions would yield better teachers not just because of better selection and training but because it would encourage higher-quality people to enter the profession. Most capable people don't want to be in a field in which incompetents are protected and in which the best and worst teachers receive the same pay and title.
II. Make it realistic for teachers to effectively teach:
- Group classes by ability/achievement, at least for academic subjects.
- Give teachersthe optionto send kids who take too great a toll on the other students' learning (disruptive kids, special education kids, not-English-speaking kids) to special classes so those kids can get more of the on-target instruction they need, while the regular teacher's other 29 kids aren't deprived of their right to an appropriate-level education.
- Make easily accessible, on the Internet, fabulous teacher-ready curriculum, including online video lecturettes (rich with visuals) by the nation's most effective and inspirational teachers that the kids could use for homework instead of traditional homework, which too often gets blown-off, cheated on and, which certainly rarely inspires.
Alas, I fear that none of this is likely to occur. I believe that for two reasons:
- Looking back on a half century of calls for major education reform, most change has been in the opposite direction I'm calling for.
- Too many of the educators I've interacted with over the past three decades have struck me as timid and/or more interested in protecting or expanding their turf than in well-educating children.
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Do you spend money like you have more than you actually do?
I've done that before and it gets old.
Eventually the ride stops.
Society glorifies spending money but being frugal gets a bad wrap.
Most people think it's miserable being frugal.
But it's not.
Here are several reasons your life is actually easier being frugal.
You Have Less Stress
Tired of living paycheck to paycheck?
I am.
Do you have to select which bills to pay each month because you can't pay them all?
That's really stressful.
Do you ever tell someone to hold the check a few days before they cash it?
Frugal living gets you out of this vicious cycle.
Your stress levels won't go down immediately.
But over time you will have less stress because you manage your money better.
And that's a much better place to be in.
You Don't Keep Up With the Jones
Are you always looking around at the neighbors and want what they have?
I get it.
The grass always seems greener.
Especially now with Facebook.
Everyone snaps a photo of their best moments and posts them.
The photo of the neighbor and her brand new Lexus looks fun.
But you don't know they stress level behind that smile.
When your frugal, you don't worry about keeping up with your neighbors.
You understand there's more than new leather smell behind the new Lexus.
It makes life easier.
You Always Have an Excuse Not to Hang out
This one is my favorite.
You have those "friends" you don't really want to hang out with?
I do.
Now you have a handy excuse.
You're too cheap to spend $6 on a water and watch the Braves' lose.
Better yet.
If you use the excuse enough, they'll just stop asking you to hang out.
You get to choose.
Be frugal or don't be frugal.
I prefer to worry less about money.
So I am frugal.
Think about making your money life easier as well.
Look into being frugal.
Are there any other reasons your life is easier being frugal?
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Bijural Terminology Records
- Common Law
surrender a security
- Civil Law
surrender a security
- Title of the Legislative Text
Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, R.S., c. B-3
- Provision
127. (2) Where a secured creditor surrenders his security to the trustee for the general benefit of the creditors, he may prove his whole claim.
- Problem
In the French version, the term
"remet"is inappropriate to express the right of the creditor to renonce the right to his or her security.
- Solution
In the French version, the term
"remet"is replaced by
"renonce à".
- Harmonized Provision
(Amendment to the French version only)
127. (2) Lorsqu'un créancier garanti renonce à sa garantie en faveur du syndic au profit des créanciers en général, il peut établir la preuve de sa réclamation entière.
Federal Law-Civil Law Harmonization Act, No. 2, S.C. 2004, c. 25, s. 67.
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The modern lifeline of communication, on Monday, failed the first Indian metro it had been launched in.
If August 1995 was the high point of cellular service coming to Calcutta, March 21, 2005, marked a network-jam low as the full impact of the BSNL agitation on day seven hit not just fixed phones, but also mobile-to-mobile calls.
The phone flop show was bad enough to prompt principal secretary to the chief minister A.K. Bhattacharya to call chief general manager, Calcutta Telephones, S.P. Chakraborty.
'I called him on behalf of chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee and inquired about the latest situation,' Bhattacharya said. 'I requested him to see to it that the agitation is withdrawn as this is causing major inconvenience to the people of the state, especially during the Board examinations.'
According to Bhattacharya, the chief general manager had assured him the 'matter was being looked into at the highest level'.
A spokesperson for the United Forum for BSNL Executives, the platform of agitating executives, said a letter containing their demands had been faxed to the chief minister.
The consumer, of course, could do little but suffer through Monday's mission impossible ' trying to connect to another local cell user.
Monday morning blues set in slightly late as Calcutta got into working-day gear, but once the business hours set in, calls not being completed and 'network busy' messages became the norm till the evening peak hours.
The word from the two major operators was as contrary as the call conundrum. An Airtel spokesperson blamed it all on the 'points of interconnect' between BSNL and the cellular operator.
'Because of the problems at BSNL's end, a channel that can support, say, 10 calls was bearing the burden of 100. As a result, 10 calls got through, while 90 were in queue and clogged the network,' he explained.
The advice from Airtel: 'If you are trying a number and don't get through, don't redial. Wait for a few minutes before trying again.'
Hutch, however, said 'there was no problem' on its network, and rubbished the technical claim of its rival.
'In case of local cell-to-cell calls, points of interconnect with BSNL do not come into play at all. Only in the case of calls going to another circle do they have to be routed through BSNL's trunk exchange,' claimed a Hutch spokesperson.
With Calcutta playing host to over 13.8 lakh cell users and an almost equal number of fixed phones, essential services from hospitals to airports were hit hard on Monday.
If at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, both external and internal telephone services were affected, the public reservation system of the railways went off-track till 12.30 pm.


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I like maps. I thought I'd archive a couple of useful links for generating your own maps:
- First, a site to describe how to take latitude and longitude and project them into two dimensions. Contains lots and lots of formulas. Map Projections: How Projections Work
- Of course, to use those formulas you need some raw data. The CIA World Databank II has such data, and is public domain to boot. The linked site has them in an easy to parse textual format for easy manipulation.
Addendum: the wikipedia has links to these sites, which is how I found them.
Addendum2: I also found this website to be useful. It countains outlines for the continents, which I used to generate this animated gif of the earth's rotation.


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Ludmila Kupriyanova
(Redirected from Ludmila Kuprianova)
Ludmila Andreyevna Kuprianova (1914-1987) (Russian: Людмила Андреевна Куприянова) was a Soviet palynologist and Chairman of the Palynological Section of the All-Union Botanical Society (USSR). Her scientific career spanned more than 50 years, most of it associated with the Komarov Botanical Institute in Leningrad. She was among the first to recognize the importance of vouchered pollen and spore reference collections for research.
- Palynos 11(1): p. 5, 1988.
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Croatian striker Mario Mandzukic is to leave Bundesliga side VfL Wolfsburg to join rivals Bayern Munich, his manager said on Wednesday.
"I was contacted by Karl-Heinz Rummenigge who confirmed that Bayern and Wolfsburg have agreed on Manduzkic's transfer," Ivan Cvjetkovic told AFP.
"Since it was the Bayern chairman who called me I consider the transfer settled."
The news of the 26-year-old striker's transfer was expected to be announced on Bayern's website soon, he said, but refused to elaborate.
Local media reported that Mandzukic was to sign a three-year-deal for which Bayern would pay 13 million euros ($16 million).
Mandzukic, dubbed 'Super Mario' here, scored three goals for Croatia at Euro 2012 in Poland.
However, he could not save his side from being eliminated in the group stage as though they beat the Irish and drew with Italy they lost to Spain which saw the Italians deprive them of second spot.


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Indiagames Mumbai-Jobs For C++ ProgrammersDecember 19th, 2010 Posted by VFreshers
C++ / Java Freshers Programmer Job Vacancies in Navi Mumbai – 19th dec 2010
Job Position : C++ /Java Programmers
No of Openings : 15
Name of the Organization : Indiagames Ltd
Experience: 0 – 2 Years
Job Location: Navi Mumbai
Qualification : B.Tech/B.E. – Any Specialization,BCA – Computers,Diploma
Required :
- In depth understanding on C+ & Java
- Good Communication skills
- Eagerness to learn ,quick minded and extremely interested in new technologies as well as in the games industry
- Creative, full of ideas & a strong team player
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In India, the Company also distributes games via its consumer focused website and operates a broadband Games on Demand service located at http://www.indiagames.com. Key investors include UTV– India's foremost Media & Entertainment Company, Adobe Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc.
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Parkour Party Map for Minecarft Maps
Parkour Party Map for Minecarft Maps 1.9.3/1.9 inculdes different types of jumps, according to the levels. You have to pass 15 levels to finish. Every level is harder than the other one. The map is singleplayer and multiplayer friendly. Every jump is 100% possible.
Let's Play:
How to install Parkour Party Map:
- Download the map.
- Extract file.
- Click on the Start Menu in Windows.
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- Type %appdata% into the Run program, and press Enter.
- Go to .minecraft/saves folder.
- Drag extracted map folder into that.
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- Enjoy and play!


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Timer is an open-source android app which puts a stopwatch, countdown timer, and world clock viewer onto your android phone. Vanilla android lacks this basic functionality - this app aims to fill this gap with a simple and intuitive interface, using standard android UI widgets and libraries, the way it should have been done in the first place.
Feedback? Feel free to leave a comment!
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text: Here is the deal. You are the new commissioner of the NRL. Your job is to create a new REAL national Rugby League Competition. 14 Teams in 1st division 14 Teams in seconds Where would you establish the top tier clubs and what would they area would they represent? What would the clubs be called and what would the badge have on it? The second division clubs do not have to be in the same place as the top tier clubs. Each top tier club has a feeder club in the seconds. Money is no issue as you have just signed a new TV deal worth 200 million dollars. The AFL are jealous.The AFL are the enemy and must be stopped. Clive Palmer will not be involved.[hr] 1st Grade Brisbane /city Ipswich/city Gold Coast/city Northern rivers/Port Macquarie Newcastle/city Wests/Penrith incorporating Parra,Penrith,dogs, west tigers Souths/SFS Inc souths cronulla easts Central coast/Manly/Gosford Manly,Norths South coast St George/Wollongong Melbourne/city Adelaide/city Perth/city NSW country/Dubbo Qld country/? Will edit.