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IceHouse replied to Tony's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionTotally Agreed ! Security is the mainstay of this maxthon project. ¡It is useless to make extensions, or to correct something so simple, that one goes into the big problem, SECURITY.!
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Tony posted a topic in Maxthon Support & Discussionwheres the updated versions to fix the bugs that are blighting the last releases in both branches wheres the release to fix the security hole that was spotted last week but has likely been around for months - it was agreed it was urgent - does that mean something different in China - like lets not bother if releases get any more extended you will be able to give them a year number - you [Maxthon] are becomeing a non entity in the browser market or thats how it seems if bugs and problems cannot be solved then say so - users stick by you in hope - be honest enough to tell them whats happening
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Kilmatar replied to 7twenty's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI am ashamed, but I am the root cause of this problem. In November 2018 I found issue with MX's history on my work computer. History collection is stopped at 2018-10-10. This problem was taken by developers into work and the first step was changed MxHistory.dll file. This private debug DLL was have an added functionality - extensive logging of history tasks. Problem is still not fixed for now (6 months) but it looks like somehow this private debug version was leaked to production branch!
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Magdalene replied to cphx's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionThis bug has been around for several versions of Maxthon. The Violent monkey developers will have to fix or update it
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cphx posted a topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI need to disable and re-enable this tool everytime I start maxthon in latest version
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Magdalene replied to holo321's topic in Maxthon NewcomerYes
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Jus5631410 replied to 7twenty's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionToday I tried to use my maxthon account and after closing the program all the links are still in MX_LOG_21.log. This bug is serious
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holo321 replied to holo321's topic in Maxthon NewcomerI have both unchecked. Should I leave ''Enable Browser Security Protection'' unchecked?
"You'll change your mind about that when you hit 20,000 hours, kid!" It never ceases to amaze me how differently users look at features and feature changes. I didn't hate the integration of notes and bookmarks in the beginning, though I was pretty skeptical. Once I figured out how to use it — partly for leaving notes with the full titles of folders whose names had been truncated by Infobox — I got heavily vested. Most bugs or features I want to keep an eye on have a subfolder under "Maxthon" with a note that's just a laundry list of search terms to help me find that folder in the future.
I only mean that my native workflow is based around the install version. I considered using the portable exclusively once or twice, but I'm carrying forward some (very) old habits based around syncing my appdata folder and keeping notes related to programs there. The possibility of updating tweaks to individual files in the appdata folder when I updated versions held me off from it once, but it's been a long time since I've been editing those files by hand. Nowadays, there's the fact that I have other people using Maxthon under different Windows user accounts in my household and an install version allows me to keep all those users up to date at the same time. So I say "real world" only to mean the way that fits with the rest of my daily workflow, the way I'm likely to graviate toward when I'm not in a testing/experimenting mindset. There are definitely advantages to the portable version.
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EddyFicio replied to cphx's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionThat was a mistake, I really hate that they merged those two, they needed to stay apart, me and a few other members agree with that statement XD I only have a little more than 12k hours ... 12079hours level 76 XD
Maybe you have a wrong impression of just what the portable versions are. They are every bit as "real world" versions as the install versions. They are all that I use any more and they perform just as the install versions do such that I can not tell the difference while using them. I haven't installed a version for my regular use in over 2 years; I installed one to help a user with a question to see if the installed version acted differently than what I was experiencing with my portable version, but found that that user's problem was not related to which type of version was installed and then I simply deleted the installed version. I also never get warned that my desktop icon is abnormal using the portable version, an added benefit. Please don't let the title "portable" turn you away from using it in "real world use".
Thanks for the clarification, @rick.lane. That's the picture I was starting to get of the Early Access Area, though it's taken me a while to cobble it together from what I've seen on the forum. I may be giving users a little too much credit in assuming everyone knows the risks and responsibilities of running a beta version. It might help to have different boards entirely for the latest official release and for the latest beta release. If betas for the next-generation series are going to be available concurrently with betas of the next release of the current-generation product, I definitely recommend segregating them into a separate area. I like having the installer versions of betas available because (as I described above) I like to run with the beta in real-world use as much as possible. But maybe, if betas are going to be publicly accessible, only the portable version shoud be posted. (If the URLs stay consistent, those of us who really want to install them can figure out where to point Maxthon to download the setup .exe. )
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Secret-HQ posted a topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI've been having issues today with Maxthon crashing when I open the Maxnote tab (mx://note/). At first, I thought the crash may be occurring when i switched folders, but it seems to be a problem building out the center space/file listing part of the page. I tried opening and immediately switching to "My File" (rather than the chunky folder that was already selected when I opened the tab), but it still crashes. The Favorites sidebar is working fine. Also, I can open the Maxnote tab fine on a different computer running the same version of Maxthon (22.214.171.1240). Both installations indicate the Maxnote contents are in a "Sync completed" state. I'm thinking something happened to a local file during a crash this morning — but I'm hoping to avoid deleting my local Favorites file and resynchronizing/redownloading everything from the cloud, as that usually takes most of the day. Any ideas?
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What you are referring to as the "pre-release channel" is formally called the "Early Access Area" and it still exists, and is only accessed by those that have special clearance. Unfortunately, the developers are not using that area as much as they used to and in my opinion that is where the first versions of the 5.3.8.x releases should have been posted so as not to confuse regular but knowledgeable and concerned users, like yourself. Also in my opinion, there have been way too many complaints concerning these versions but the only ones that seem to understand what is going on and how to deal with betas are from long time testers and insiders that know not to install betas such as these onto their computers. Most non-tester users aren't aware that when one installs a new version of the MX5 series that one's previous version is over written or even if one installs it into a new folder, the previous one is deleted, so there is no going back without re-installing the older version, hence my suggestion to use portable versions for testing. So, you are correct that the Early Access Area is most of the time these days mostly dead and it is disappointing that these 5.3.8.x versions were posted on the public forum way before they were ready, without having first been posted on the Early Access Area, and unfortunately many users joined the ranks of those that have left Maxthon behind.
So. I like Vivaldi quite a bit. I was skeptical of its mission statement and ambition at first, but their team has worked steadily make progress in the directions those early press releases pointed to, and I'm impressed enough with the browser that I use it almost exclusively for one of our Web apps at work, having gone so far as to install it on one of the utility computers where we use that app. But ... ... Vivaldi's notes don't integrate with Favorites in the same way Maxthon's do, and I've acclimated to having notes, screenshots, and favorites together in a single folder in Maxthon. Troubleshooting a problem at work? Create a folder in Maxnote, and in there you can put a link to the issue on the bug tracker, screenshots from users, e-mail reports you copypasted, your own troubleshooting notes, and maybe some other stuff I'm not thinking of right now. I like that. Heck, I wish Maxthon didn't segregate the views for different types of content when you're in the mx://note/ tab. I'd love to keep the same list on the left and just get slightly different main windows depending on the type of content I'm looking at. (But that's probably just me.) It's certainly the closest thing to a power-user browser I'm aware of, and the dev team's stated aims to bring customizability and functionality back onto the browser priority list alongside security and speed are music to my ears. It's a real competitor to Maxthon — and, for me at least, that's saying something. I like trying out new browsers (though I don't do as much of it as I used to), but suggesting I switch for my day-to-day use is like telling me there's another internet I should take a look at. I want to see that other internet, yeah — but give up the one that's been my window on the world for so long? :O @7twenty's always been pretty fair about Maxthon's accomplishments and its stumbles. It's part of what make his such an asset to the community!
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rick.lane replied to holo321's topic in Maxthon NewcomerAnd just to be sure, make sure that the checkboxes at Menu>Settings>General>Default browser are NOT checked.
I know Maxthon's been built around the Blink engine for a while, but doesn't Chromium compromise more than just that rendering engine? I was thinking it comprises code and UI elements as well and that Maxthon's long-term plan is to build a new version around those, doing away with some of the code they've built on their own around Blink (or around Webkit and adapted to Blink when they made that transition).
Bug multiple folders in maxnote (favorites)
Secret-HQ replied to pantantrollo's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI dunno. File trees prevent this from happening not to protect the user but because the file system has to know the difference between two folders in the same location. Maxthon presumably has a hidden identifier field that makes the first Test_1 different from the second Test_1 and uses that, rather than the displayed name, to distinguish between the two folders. I have moved folders from one parent folder to another, where there was already a folder with the same name. In those cases, I've wanted both folders to exist side by side temporarily until I could rename, consolidate, or otherwise handle them and their contents. I didn't want to have to rename the new one during the move from a dialogue box or (worse) have them consolidated into a single folder. (Of course, that's different from user to user.) One thing to consider is that Maxthon has to sync folders from the local copy to the cloud and back again. That's another aread where having a system-decided, unique identifier is better than using user-created names to identify each folder. (Consider the confusion a user could cause by moving a folder then creating a new one with the same name in its place if the folders didn't have unique identifiers.) Given that Maxthon has this unique identifier in place behind the scenes, the devs would have to go a little further to create validation tests for duplicate file names in the same location. (It's not like the file names are the unique identifier already; something else is. So a separate bit of code would have to check the file names against each other.) I'm not sure the performance impact would be worth it just to protect users from potential confusion. That said, there are some context clues that can help users. In your example screenshot, we can see the number of Favorites in each Test_1 folder and the order in which they're listed. Both of those might help us figure out which folder we want to save to without having to open each one in MaxNote and look inside.
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pantantrollo replied to Secret-HQ's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionMaxthon is built with blink core (chromiun) The current branch 5.2.7.x has 61.x and the 5.3.8.x has 69.x
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pantantrollo replied to pantantrollo's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI understand, as in any file system, to be able to create folders with the same name, it is obvious, but having a folder with the same name, INSIDE the same branch of the tree, is not only not logical, it is not functional. In the example of the image above, where everything hangs from the same branch, how do you know where the tests I am looking for are? Looking at all the test_1 folders one by one? File trees prevent this type of case, precisely because it would be chaos to have many folders with the same name within the same branch, not only for the user, but for the system itself.
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Secret-HQ replied to pantantrollo's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionI don't believe I've seen this bug in action, and I haven't been able to recreate it on my end. Maybe I'm misunderstanding what is IS. Is there a way to save Favorites where Maxthon automatically creates a new folder with the same name as an existing one? As far as I can tell, you have to create the folders manually, then choose to add Favorites to them. (For example, I can invoke "All all pages to Favorites," but it just adds them to whatever folder I select; it doesn't create a folder for them to live in.) True, I can have multiple folders with the same name (in different locations or even within the same folder), and that that can create confusion when I'm using the dropdown menu to decide which folder to save to — but I actually like having the ability to give folders the same name. (Presumably they have a unique ID that isn't visible so Maxthon can tell the difference between them.)
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Secret-HQ replied to pantantrollo's topic in Maxthon Support & DiscussionThis is one of those minor quirks I've intended to post about ever since I switched to 5.x but keep forgetting about. I like longer folder names and have had to fall back on some ugly (and sometimes hard to decipher!) abbreviations since bringing my Favorites over to MX5. The shorter names gave me a good excuse to do some cleaning up, but there are many folders where I'd really like to be able to go back to longer names.
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Thanks for the link to your original post, @Jus5631410 — and for reposting @rick.lane's reply here. I missed your original post — mods, if anyone wants to move mine into that thread, please feel free! — but I've been following Rick's advice about running betas via the Portable version for a while. I used to keep a couple of versions installed at any given time, but once the appdata that was saved by different versions began diverging, I started running into issues. Now I test-drive the beta version for a couple of hours from the portable version, then jump the gun and overwrite my "official" install to start using it for my regular browsing. Sometimes this isn't so smart, as I'll discover quirks or bugs the leave me having to step back and reinstall. For my part, I'm wiling to take the risks of running a beta version (as long as they're mostly stable, as Maxthon's) are, but I don't have the time to put a beta through its paces in an isolated environment. I like to integrate it into my workflow (and be prepared to step back if I need to). Is the pre-release channel mostly dead these days, @7twenty? Is that why the 5.3.x betas are out here on the public forum alongside the 5.2.x betas? My issue isn't labeling the betas as betas. As you say, Team Maxthon does a pretty good job of that, and users have plenty of info for deciding whether or not they want to try a beta or stick with the official releases. My concern is there isn't enough context for the slightly unusual practice of having two different beta channels. Mixing the releases on a single board sorted by release date invites confusion and raises questions there's no place to find answers for. ("Does Bug X that was fixed in the latest 5.2 beta exist in 5.3? Was it addressed? Will it be addressed in the future?") I'm glad 5.2.7 is being maintained while 5.3.8 is being developed, but some boilerplate about the two beta channels could make matters clearer. Maybe it's as simple as saying, "Security patches and bugfixes are being made in 5.2.x. When these apply to 5.3.x, they're being made in parallel there. New features are being added only to 5.3.x." Speaking of development (and hopefully not wandering too far off-topic): Are the 5.3.x versions built on the Chromium engine? Or is that change still further down the road from what we've seen here on the forum?


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On recently broadcast special edition of Larry King Live on CNN, King interviewed a panel of "mind experts" about how the thoughts we think literally turn into the events we experience, the material things we possess... and even the health of our body.
For years, goal-setting and positive thinking were often criticized as "LOA :the law of attraction" was relegated into the category of "new age" fluff.
On the recent CNN's Larry King show, panel experts John Assaraf, Bob Proctor, and others who were featured in the movie call 'The Secret' explained that recent breakthroughs in neuroscience along with understanding mental laws, reveal why goal setting, the "LOA : law of attraction" and 'positive-thinking' all work, regardless of whether you look at them from a scientific perspective or a metaphysical .
Scientists have even identified specific parts of the brain, such as RAS:the reticular activating system , which works with the visual parts of our brain to call our conscious attention to things that are important to reaching our goals and to filter out those things that are not important.
The reticular activating system/RAS is activated by 'programming' goals into our sub-conscious minds. Our sub concscious mind is the "power- center" and THIS is the mechanism that explains why goal setting and positive thinking are now being accepted as scientific methods for change.
We are discovering that our brain is cybernetic in nature, which means that it is literally like a computer, waiting for a program to be installed.
And here's the kicker - do you know that the subconcsious is completely neutral and impartial - it will carry out any instructions we give it.
Unfortunately, many people are still running negative programs they picked up from others as children when their non-conscious minds were totally open and impressionable, or which they developed over the years as a result of repetition of their own negative body thinking.
As it turns out, their own thoughts, repeated daily, are one of the primary ways that their 'mental-computer' is programmed on a sub-conscious level, habits and automatic behavior,
which is the level of beliefs.
if we want to change our results, we must overwrite old negative programming and install positive new programming into our subconscious.
And this can be achived through such techniques as positive self-talk (affirmations),written goal setting, and visualization or mental imagery.
In the 1970's, East Germans and the Soviets were the first to formally use structured mental rehearsal, and they dominated in several olympic sports at that time. This was reported in great detail in Charles Garfield's landmark book, "Peak Performance." Today, virtually all elite athletes use visualization extensively, as we now know that the brain can't differentiate between real practice and practice that is vividly imagined.
If you are getting more of the same negative results in your life - such as the same health problems, or the same body fat continues to return even after you lose it, then you have probably been un-consciously running old negative programs and re-inforcing them with negative thought patterns.
You can begin the positive mental reprogramming process by writing down your goals, changing your internal dialogue and taking a few minutes to relax, quiet your mind and perform a session of visualization or mental rehearsal every day (seeing yourself in your "mind's eye" not as you currently are, but as you ideally would like to be).
These methods, repeated often enough, will begin to program the non- conscious portion of the mind, which is the same part of the mind that controls your heart beat, digestion and new cell production, all on "automatic pilot."
In the last decade, neuroscientists discovered that you have the capacity to create an almost infinite number of new neural connections in your brain when you run new thought patterns.
The Old neural pathways are like grooves in a record, and if you are struggling with your health related behaviors or behaviors in any other area of your life, you have been playing the "old records" over and over again.
If you were to carve a new groove into that record, it would never play the same way again. the old pattern would weaken and the new one would take over. Brand new, positive thoughts, feelings and images begin to create new neural patterns.
Psychologists estimate that it takes 21 to 30 days to establish a new pattern in your brain. During this time, the focus on sticking with your practice and repeating your new thought patterns is critical.
Is this easy? For most people, no it's not. In fact, controlling your thinking and keeping it constructive may be one of the most difficult challenges you have ever faced. Fortunately, writing goals and reading affirmations can help get you started.
You can take some of the pressure off yourself by simply accepting that negative thoughts and self criticisms will pop up from time to time. Just observe them, without mulling over them or adding to them, and change the polarity of the thought by quickly repeating one of your positive affirmations or by changing your mental pictures.
So is there something to this whole "positive thinking" thing?
The philosophers and theologians have been saying yes for the entire span of recorded history: "As you think, so shall you be." Variations on this proverb can be found in every spiritual and philosophical tradition.
But... if you are the left-brained, "prove-it-to-me" type, you dont have to go on faith anymore. Scientists are beginning to prove more and more convincingly that thoughts are powerful things. Even Larry King seemed impressed with what his panel of "mind mentors" had to say.
So how soon are you going to begin your mental training right alongside your physical training? When are you going to learn how to harness this power locked up inside your mind?
Guess what? You're already using this force every day because you cannot turn it off. Whatever you are thinking and picturing in your mind repeatedly on a daily basis is already on it's way to you, so it's simply a matter of HOW you are using it, not IF you are using it.
What do you say to yourself every day? Do you say, "I am becoming leaner, healthier and more muscular every day?"... or do you say "I am a fat person - Ive tried everything, nothing ever works?"
The fact is - you can think yourself thin and healthy or you can think yourself obese and ill. Maybe not in the literal sense...but most certainly as the critical part in the chain of causation...
You see, there's a lot of talk these days in the personal improvement world about law of attraction, manifesting, intention, visualization, affirmations and of course, positive thinking.
Without understanding that there is an orderly, scientific basis underneath all of these things, many people will simply remain skeptics, while on the opposite extreme, others may get the idea that you can sit around meditating and visualizing, then expect a mystical "law of attraction" to kick in and then "poof!" a great body materializes out of thin air... along with the perfect relationship, a nice bank account and fantastic career success.
What really happens is "Positive thinking" and related methods quite literally re-program your brain, which in turn creates new behaviors that move you physically toward whatever you have been thinking about and focusing on.
So success is achieved through positive thinking + positive doing.... attraction + action. There are two sides to the coin. Without paying attention to both, you may continue to struggle... often against nothing but yourself.
If you want to transform your body or any other aspect of your life, then you have to change on the inside (the mind) first and then everything else will follow.
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One of the goals of our partnership with Rowan is to equip students with the skills necessary to be successful in obtaining internships in the construction materials lab. Each year, at least four applicants will be selected for this exciting opportunity. The selected applicants will be paid to work in the lab for up to 10 hours a week throughout the year in different aspects of construction materials related projects.
Taking part in the Fellowship Program will allow Rowan Students to seize opportunities to grow and serve our region in meaningful ways. The development of industry partnerships is also significant for the continuing evolution of the university and enables them to provide graduates with the skills and expertise necessary to succeed in our industry.
Samuel Feldman
2018, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Point Pleasant Borough, NJ
Ryan Krueger
2018, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Folsom NJ
Kayleigh McDevitt
2018, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Westville NJ
Darren Weis
2018, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Pittsgrove NJ
Zachariah Wenig
2018, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Riverton NJ
Past Rowan Fellows
Kristen Blake
2016, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Kristen Blake is a senior Civil Engineering major with minors in GIS and Planning. She is planning to attend graduate school, focusing on geotechnical engineering. Kristen is the President of Rowan's Club Field Hockey Team and is a member of Rowan's chapters of SWE and ASCE.
William Butler
2017, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Steven Buzby
2017, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Linwood NJ
John Gallo
2017, Civil & Environmental Engineering
John is a junior Civil & Environmental Engineering major at Rowan. John's main interests in civil engineering are site and engineering design, stormwater management, construction management, and transportation.
Austin Gould
2017, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Danielle Habiby
2017, Civil and Environmental Engineering
Danielle Habiby is a junior Civil and Environmental Engineering major who also works in the Admissions Office as an Admissions Ambassador.
Dylan Livingston
2017, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Dylan Livingston is a Civil Engineering major at Rowan University. He is a member of ASCE and the treasurer of the Table Tennis club at Rowan University.
We have some great news about Samantha Beckett who interned in our Asphalt Lab and Engineering Department during the summer of 2015. Sam was notified that she was selected as a recipient of the 2015 Suzanne Axworthy Undergraduate Scholarship. This scholarship is in honor of Suzanna Axworthy who developed and advocated for public and specialized transportation throughout Philadelphia. She worked for SEPTA, WHEEL Inc., and as a consultant. She was also an active member of WTS Philadelphia for as long as her professional career, serving as the Awards Chair from 1986-91, Vice President from 1989-91, and President from 1991-1993.
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RISKbitz wishes everyone, even regulators and reinsurance lawyers, a very Happy New Year. And to celebrate the New Year, RISKbitz asked a number of self-regarding industry leaders for their New Year's Resolutions and Predictions. They naturally declined, so instead we asked some other familiar industry personalities:
Sir Norbert "Nobby" Johnson, chief executive, Mocha Re (speaking from the slopes in Gstaad with a glass of schnapps in hand): Everything's looking splendid and tickety-boo. (Singing) "I see trees of green, red roses too. I see them bloom, for me and you. And I think to myself, what a wonderful world?I see friends shaking hands, saying ?how do you do?' They're really saying ?So that's a $10m limit on CatXL US windstorm. Done deal old chap.' Trebles all round, what?"
Burl Juggernaut III, chief executive, Gollum Re, Bermuda: "I predict the Bermuda market will rename itself ?The London Market' and then relocate to New York. And this year's fashion will see Bermuda shorts half an inch longer and with turn-ups."
Sir Dudley "Dumbo" Duddleston, chief executive, Hoggwartz Global Insurance (speaking from a deserted beach in the Seychelles, with an ice cold Dom Perignon on hand): "Obviously one can't predict the future, except in my case, it's looking pretty good, with a fat pension, golden handshake in place and share options aplenty. As for resolutions, well, I resolve to stop drinking mediocre brandy."
Herbert Geoffrey Bumpstead, senior underwriter, Hapless Insurance: "I thought I might have a go at the old mortgage business in the US. Bit of E&O or D&O perhaps. Looks like jolly good business.
Harvard J Thwakkenbakker IV, senior vice co-principal partner at management consultants V?cU?usity: "2008 is the time to exterminatise the excessive superfluity, and opt for a Caesarian section to birth new ideas. In other words, it's time for a new Corporate belief system. If thought leadership is flatlining, then you need to get the shock pads out and shout "Clear!". But most importantly, we need to grasp the ethical swingometer by the throat, and travelate on the wave of conductivity to risk nirvana."
Simon Molegrip, consulting actuary: "I'm not in the game of making predictions or forecasts, thank you very much."
Ian Luddite, chief executive of Lloyd's Luddite Agency: "I forecast a time when computers become small enough to fit in a Box at Lloyd's, increased use of overhead projectors in presentations, and phones may become cordless. I also hear rumours that Lloyd's is developing a device to move effortlessly from floor to floor, giving someone a ?lift', if you will. I also predict that the issue of viruses being transmitted by telegram will become a major problem this year."
Steve Grabber, broker: "My New Year's Resolution is to give up commissions and replace them with something less addictive - like crack cocaine."


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"Cycling is a perfect form of escapism and of nostalgia. It is such a simple action, yet one of the hardest things we learn to do as a young child. But what a breakthrough when we can finally 'fly' on two wheels, for so many of us it was a gateway to freedom as a child. As an adult, it brings back that pure joy from so many years before, even though we may not be conscious of this. As for the 'attraction' of suffering, I believe this too comes from something deep inside. We lead an existence, in our privileged western world, which seldom inflicts crisis upon us, at least on a physical plane. Through extreme sporting exploits we connect back to a primitive part of ourselves: stand up and fight or lie down and roll over. It allows us to achieve a sense of self-pride that is often so hard for us to find in 'normal' life. Or accept defeat humbly with a vow to return and try again."
These words are from an interview a cyclist named Phil Deeker did for Rapha. The interview as a whole can be read here.
These words describes to the fullest my thoughts on why I love cycling. I'm merely an amateur, an average cyclist who simply can't get enough of it. News, races, interviews, I follow them all. From a distance that is, as a full time job, a lovely wife and a beautiful daughter claims what's rightfully theirs. There have been some vacations to France in July, I have to admit. Next project is a trip to one of the great classics.
Why cycling
My passion for cycling began some years ago, much because of the coverage of le tour made by Norwegian TV2. Hours of great scenery combined with skilled commentators who not only focused on the sport but on France and cycling history and great athletes, made me hooked. And of course, if it wasn't for Norwegian riders like Thor Hushovd and Kurt Asle Arvesen, my interest would perhaps not been so profound, at least not so fast. The interest for cycling in Norway is and have been booming, many new riders have made it into the PRO lines, among them Edvald Boasson Hagen who grew up near my hometown. And that is all we have in common, that's for sure. I consider myself lucky since my wife also is a great fan of the sport as well. That makes a lot of things much easier, our family holidays to France included.
Phil Deeker describes the suffering in cycling as something he enjoy the most. As I read his thoughts, I also rely on the "fun parts" he's talking about. The escapism from the daily hustle and bustle, the anticipation before and the feeling during and after an outdoor workout, the simplicity of just getting out the door and go somewhere, anywhere. It is a happy smile on my face when I walk in the door after a ride, that's for sure.
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Please send me an email to firstname.lastname@example.com. I will appreciate any feedback from you, either on this blog, on twitter or by email. I cannot promise you an answer right away, but I'll never ignore you on purpose.
Hope you will enjoy reading this blog. I will focus on tips & tricks, news & stories, a bit on clothing and equipment. As I mentioned I'm not a very experienced rider. I love riding my bike for recreational rides and for training. Competing has and will take place, but sporadic. You are hereby warned, I do not represent any formula for success but predicts merely an alternative perspective to you.


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This obviously applies to all the non-destructive testing (NDT) methods and it is for this purpose that EN, ISO and ASTM terminology standards were written and published; they are regularly reviewed.
November 2013 - Magnetic particle testing, electricity and cosinus φ
The phase difference between voltage and current intensity, when using alternative current (AC), shall be kept as low as possible. It is also called the power factor, and is expressed by the cosine of the angle φ, between the moment when the maximum voltage is got and the moment when the maximum current intensity is delivered. Ideally, this angle should be zero.
October 2013 - About abbreviations of terms in non-destructive testing
Once our French/English PT and MT lexicons(1)(2) have been completed by adding the main current abbreviations of terms used, we found out that there are much more abbreviations in English than in French.
We may wonder why.
Would French people be lacking some imagination or inventiveness?
We are not far from thinking so, only by reminding us of the reaction of some French Engineers as shown by the following paragraphs.
September 2013 - Inspection upon products' arrival
The recent European scandal of the horse meat sold allegedly as beef has shown the current limits of the Quality Assurance and the traceability based only on the review of documents issued by the manufacturers and the suppliers.
With the globalisation of the markets, this trickery has affected many European countries, some manufacturers, many distributors and a huge number of consumers.
The whole system is based on the trust and the reliability that every company puts into its suppliers. Are yearly or more frequent audits sufficient enough to avoid this kind of anomaly?
August 2013 - Low-frequency magnetic fields and exposure of users (follow-up)
This paper follows the one(1) published on our Website, which dealt with the exposure of the MT operators to the low- frequency magnetic fields, according to the European Union regulations.
A new Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council released on 26 June 2013(2) has been adopted on the minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers against the risks arising from physical agents (electromagnetic fields).


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"Classical music is singular among major art forms in its bondage to the past"-Alex Ross, The New Yorker, May 13, 2015.
Believe it or not....like it or not....there are composers in our world today, this very moment, writing music. Classical music. Sadly, I know very few of their names, and will hear little of this music. So much remarkable music was written between 1653 (I'll start with the year Corelli was born....you can certainly go back even farther) and 1937 (the year Gershwin died) that one can forever listen to only music of that time frame. Who needs "new" music?
I believe the answer is...WE all need it. I certainly do. And late last year a good friend introduced me to an amazing "new" work by composer John Luther Adams. It is called Become Ocean, and it won the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for music, and the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Classical Composition.
Become Ocean swallows you....whole. It is a work of delicate beauty, power, and sublime emotion. Mr. Adams has been writing music for decades, and I have begun exploring his other works which I have also enjoyed immensely.
I spoke with John Luther Adams on March 26, the same day as Pierre Boulez' 90th birthday. Maybe this was just a coincidence, but it really seemed appropriate as I listened to a great retrospective about Boulez on NPR later that same day. Both Adams and Boulez write music which is both trans-formative and groundbreaking....music that challenges the listener to hear it with a different frame of reference than we were programmed with. In his book Modern Music and After, author Paul Griffiths states, "the thing is, we're all brought up with this huge education in the harmonic system that governed Western music for so long. And that music has taught us how to listen to that music and it hasn't taught us how to listen to other music".
I feel very fortunate to have been able to talk with John Luther Adams and I am excited to share our conversation with you.
TH Where are you right now? Are you in Alaska?
JLA I'm in New York City
TH I heard in a recent interview you gave that you are "homeless" at the moment…between homes that is. Are you still living in Alaska, and are you still and Alaskan?
JLA I'm still an Alaskan. I'll always be an Alaskan. Alaska is home in the deepest sense, and always will be. But after 40 years living full-time in Alaska, my wife Cynthia and I decided that we were ready for a new adventure. We both went North in our early 20's, and now here we are in our 60's and we decided "let's do something crazy…let's have a big adventure again". We kept my studio, a cabin with five acres in the woods outside of Fairbanks and that place is still for me the navel of the universe. But we sold the house that I designed and built and we are now traveling a great deal. But we are dividing our time between the wilderness of Manhattan and the desert outback of Mexico.
TH So…that sounds wonderful!
JLA It's pretty exciting.
TH I'm a marathon runner, and there is a place called the Copper Canyon in Mexico that's talked about in a great book about the Tarahumara Indians and their epic running skills. Is the "outback" you visit in Mexico close to this place?
JLA No, we are farther South and West. But I've read the book and I am a runner also.
TH Born to Run.
JLA Yeah.
TH That book messed me up for a while!
JLA How did it mess you up? Did it start making you run barefoot?
TH That's what I started to think…maybe I need to give up shoes! Maybe I'm doing this all wrong, you know?
JLA I'm a little skeptical, but I do know from hard experience that the right shoes are essential. I had a bout with Plantar Fasciitis a few years ago that was brought on by the wrong pair of shoes. And then alleviated by the right pair of shoes. And so I think you've definitely got some points about footwear. And when we are in Mexico, occasionally I am able to run on the beach without shoes and it's wonderful!
TH Nice! My running friends are going to be excited. They're not necessarily classical music fans…I don't even know if they read my blog…but they'll think it's cool that a famous person that I got to speak with is also a runner. That's cool!
JLA I'm not a runner the way you are…I'm not a marathoner…but as a kid I played a lot of different sports, but my best was track 'n field. I was a jumper...a long jumper and a hurdler. But I was also a good sprinter. I was good enough to place in the dashes and be on the relay team. So I've always been a runner in some way. It's like the highlight of my day whether I'm in New York, Alaska or Mexico, my afternoon run is very special for me.
TH I did read something about you…that even in the cold months in Alaska, you always tried to get outside every day for some kind of exercise?
JLA I got outside everyday…for years it was all walks. I started running again in my fifties. I've been really lucky because I didn't run all those years, and knock on wood, my joints…my knees and hips and everything…seem to be good because they don't have a lot of miles on them. So I'm enjoying it for as long as I can and I intend to keep on running.
TH Good for you. Me too. I kind of came to it late. I just turned 50 and I've put a lot of miles in, but most relatively recently so I hope that means I can keep going well into the future too.
JLA Good for you!
TH OK, so on to music now. A good friend of mine is a famous sailor. His name is Webb Chiles and he has completed 5 circumnavigations of earth, 2 of them solo, and is currently on his 6th (also a solo). He actually lives with his wife Carol in the Chicago area when he is not sailing, and I had dinner with him over the Holidays while he was home between legs of his voyage. After dinner we sat down to listen to music and have a scotch (Laphroaig). We exchange music suggestions frequently and share a love of classical music in particular. So we sat down and he said he had a new piece of music that he thought I might like. It was called Become Ocean by….YOU of course. So we listened to it and I immediately loved it, and I knew I wanted to talk to you…to learn about how this amazing work came to be. How it came to life. Were you involved in the recording process and production?
JLA It was recorded in Seattle by the Seattle Symphony with conductor Ludovic Morlot. They commissioned the piece and premiered it and gave the first 5 performances. They did it 3 times in Seattle, once in Portland, OR, and once in New York City at Carnegie Hall. I was, as I always am, actively involved in the mixing of the recording. I was not there for the recording sessions. In fact I wasn't there for the premiere. I had a medical emergency. We were home in Alaska a few days before we were supposed to go to Seattle for rehearsals and for the first performances of the piece. I woke up one morning and said to my wife…"something is really wrong. I think I have a detached retina".
TH Oh no….
JLA And in fact I had a detached retina. So instead of flying to Seattle we flew through Seattle and came back to New York. The day Become Ocean premiered I was on an operating table here in New York having my eye repaired. But it's a happy story in that I was not necessary…the piece…the orchestra….they did not need me at all. It doesn't often happen, but I was recovering from my surgery a week later…face down. After you have this retinal surgery you have to keep your head down. So you're sleeping on your stomach, or trying….it's awful. So I'm lying there, sleep deprived and miserable… worried about my eyesight, and here came the delivery guy with a CD from Seattle, and I put it on and it was a recording of the second performance I think. And I was just so happy because it sounded exactly as I imagined it would. That doesn't always happen. There was not a note that I would change in the composition and there was nothing about the performance that I would change. It was really a wonderful experience. And it was comforting to know that I was completely unnecessary.
TH So many composers are tormented by the need to revise and change their compositions over and over.
JLA I'm right there with them. I'm a chronic reviser. But for some reason, this piece just came out right from the get go.
TH So they recorded several performances…and did they then edit the best of each together into one final version?
JLA No, they actually did a recording session several months later. They were very smart. They lived with the piece for a while…they let me live with the piece for a while…and then they recorded it. I could not get to the sessions, but I knew I was in good hands. And so then I was intimately involved in the mixing of the recording, which is something that is very important to me. I was born in 1953 and really came of age…my generation was probably the first...to grow up with virtually the whole world of music available to us through us through recordings. It's something we all take for granted now, but it was a new thing and it was very exciting and an essential part of my musical education. So I've always been deeply committed to making recordings. And in fact recording sessions and mixing sessions are among my favorite parts of my job. I like recording sessions much better than I like performances. Maybe it's because I'm working, whereas in a performance I'm just sitting on my hands worrying. In making a recording you're taking a piece that's usually conceived for live performance and you're translating it into a different medium. It's not just a matter of making a document to me; it's a matter of making a new work in some sense. The mix is very important to me. When we mixed the recording, I had only heard the piece live once. I had not been in a rehearsal. The Seattle Symphony came to New York and they played it in a concert at Carnegie Hall and I was present at the concert. And it was one of the great nights of my life. It was wonderful. BUT, it also was a little bit incomplete. Carnegie Hall is so big, and so warm and so round in its sound that I missed…. at least where I was sitting on the main orchestra floor… I missed a good deal of the detail of the piece. I missed the harps…there are 4 in the recording…and the percussion, piano, and celesta. ..I missed, if you will, the "foam on the waves"….the little detail of all those arpeggios and those beautiful rolling figures. They got "mellowed out" by Carnegie Hall. So when we got in the studio for mixing the piece, I was delighted with the tracks we had. They did a terrific job not only performing it, but also recording it. And then I was really able to focus in on making a recording that sparkles and works as a solitary listening experience as well as a social listening experience.
TH What label released it?
JLA It's on Cantaloupe Music.
TH How did they mic this recording? Was it a traditional classical set up with a few well-placed mics for the whole orchestra, or did it involve more than that?
TH It's perfect. With headphones it was incredible. The balance, voicings, and detail are stunning. I feel like I am on…or in…the ocean.
JLA Great….as you know it was nominated for Grammy's in 3 categories and won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Classical Composition this February.
TH I have to be honest with you….and I shared this with your wife in an email before we talked…and then I decided I had to share this with you…I didn't know until December (2014) that there was a composer named John Luther Adams! So while trying to learn more about you and your other compositions, I stumbled on the fact there is another contemporary composer named John Adams, whose work City Noir was recorded last year by the St. Louis Symphony with David Robertson, and they also won a Grammy this year. So 2 different John Adams' were part of the Grammy's this year. How come I had never heard of either of you (laughing)??? Are the two of you friends?
JLA I've known John since 1976 when we were both just "John Adams". Our paths cross from time to time. We'll share a conversation or an email now and again. We're friends and colleagues. Although, as with so many friends and colleagues, we don't see one another very often.
TH Nature and the environment are central themes in your work. And I'm aware of many other composers from Ravel to Mahler to Debussy who also drew inspiration from nature. Do you feel any particular kinship to these other composers?
JLA There are so many aspects to that question and topic. I don't feel so much kinship with Mahler. I feel a deep kinship with Debussy. I'm an American composer, and I feel that I'm part of a uniquely American lineage that goes back to say….Charles Ives. I think Ives is really the great-granddaddy of us all. And other composers like Ruth Crawford, Henry Cowell, Edgar Varese right up through Lou Harrison, John Cage, Morton Feldman and Pauline Oliveros… these are my people. I feel much more of a personal and direct connection with these composers whose music sounds nothing like mine, but with whom I share a certain attitude of independence and exploration. We're sometimes called experimentalists…I don't know what to call it…I just want to say without in any way rejecting the great European tradition that I feel more directly related to this American tradition. Another aspect to your question has to do with the influence of the natural world…of what we call nature…and the expression of that influence in our sounding music. I would say that when I was younger I painted landscapes in music. I made, in some way, "programmatic pieces". But I haven't been interested in that for a long time. So Become Ocean, although it has deep connections with the natural world… I don't think it really depicts nature. There's a famous episode where someone accosted Jackson Pollock and asked him, "Mr. Pollock, don't you ever feel the need to paint from nature?" And Pollock snarled back, "I am nature". And you know…we are all nature. I get what Pollock was saying and that's kind of an aspiration of my own for the music to be a place…to be a landscape of its own that has something like the wholeness and the complexity of a real place. So I guess I'm saying I believe in the power of music to be itself. ..and in fact I would say if it's not itself…if music doesn't stand on its own as music, then nothing else is going to save it. Picturesque titles, programmatic notes, extra musical associations…..they mean nothing if the music doesn't move you or touch you or ravish you or terrify you or sock you in the belly…..MOVE you in some very direct way. Ultimately, there's a third dimension to this that I'd interject. Everything that we human animals do…everything that we are…everything that we think and everything that we imagine that we create ……ultimately derives from this miraculous, complex, intricately interconnected world that we inhabit. We are inseparable from nature. So how could we do anything but make music from nature.
TH That's a great perspective! Do you like sacred music? Are you a person of a particular faith? Have you written any sacred music? Do you consider what you've already written sacred? Weigh in on that if you will.
JLA I was confirmed in the Episcopal Church. I've never been a practitioner of any established faith. As a young man searching for meaning, I investigated…dabbled in various things here and there. Ultimately, my faith is in the earth. It's in what the Yupik people of Alaska call the "spirit in all things". Which, of course, is an idea that is present in virtually all of the world's religions in one way or another. I understand that somebody might say "you're an animist". Well…..maybe. I think I'm an animist in the way that a particle physicist is an animist. That is….we understand now not only through religion or art, but we also understand through science that the universe is more like music than like matter. That everything is vibration. That everything is in constant flux. And everything is inextricably inter-connected and this is true at the level of the cosmos and its true certainly as essential elements as the science of ecology. The Butterfly Effect. So I think that applies not just to what we regard as the physical aspects of the world, but also as what we might refer to as the spiritual dimension of existence. I don't think there's much difference. I think they're the same thing. So the question of sacred and profane?? Music is my spiritual practice. In a sense…music and the earth…are my faith and my religion. And I would say that much, if not most of what I do is, in a sense "sacred music". Some of it more overtly than others. There's a piece with sacred in the title…Strange and Sacred Noise. It's a concert length piece for percussion quartet. It's visceral. It's violent. It's elemental. And yet at the same time it aspires to a certain kind of trans-personal experience that we might call the sacred. I've recently written a concert-length choral work called Canticles of the Holy Wind and there is no text…just the sounds of the wind and the songs of the birds…my transliterations of those languages that I don't speak and won't ever understand. We love to chop things up in Western culture. We love to categorize and separate our senses into 5 different categories. And really, they are all part of the same whole. I was at the messenger feast in Barrow. It's a traditional ceremony of the Inupiaq people of Arctic Alaska. It goes on for 3 days in a series of dances and ceremonies for lack of a better word, culminating in this very powerful dance called the "Box Drum Dance" which involves wooden drums suspended from the ceiling…and elaborate masks and headdresses and songs and dances. It's an unbelievable thing to experience. But I was at the messenger feast (Kivgiq it's called in the Inupiaq). This ancient tradition and very power cultural and spiritual event happens, of course, in the school gymnasium because there is no big church. So already we're having what we would think of as a sacred event in a secular space. And so you've got this serious business happening…it's the center of attention…and then a little grand-child might run though the space and his grand-dad, who might be part of the ceremony, will reach down and pick up the child to wipe his nose. Then he'll set him down and return to the ceremony. There's this easy back and forth between the sacred and the secular. I think it's a really healthy way to view things and "to be"….to realize that every moment and everything we do is sacred, and everything is very much grounded in the earth…and in the moment.
TH After hearing Become Ocean, I began exploring some of your other works such as The Light that Fills the World, Songbirdsongs, Dark Waves, Four Thousand Holes….I'm hooked!
JLA Outstanding!
TH Do you think about what key to write in when you are composing? Are there certain keys that provide a better voice for your music perhaps?
JLA No…and really I don't think of keys at all. My music sometimes passes through harmonic territories that can be described in traditional tonal terms. But that's just a passing moment…an incidental thing. For me, I work in non-tempered tunings…extended tunings that don't exist on the piano keyboard. I work in percussion works that have no tuning whatsoever…they have complex a-periodic sounds…noise rather than tone. And then I work a lot in the familiar 12-tone equal temperament of Western musical tradition. But I don't think about keys…and I work freely with all these different tonal resources and all these different sounds. And for me, I think of it more like working with different colors or palettes. So different pieces require different colors.
TH I remember hearing how Pete Townshend was working on the project that that eventually resulted in classics like Won't Get Fooled Again and Baba O'Reilly…he had the idea that every note vibrates a certain way and each one of us is sensitive to this in our own way, and react individually to these vibrations accordingly. You had to score Become Ocean for the Seattle Symphony and I wondered if certain notes carry a thought or emotion differently than others in your "palette" so to speak.
JLA I'm sure that's true. I have no doubt that that's true and it might be true a different way for different people. But I don't think about emotions when I work. I certainly don't think about a narrative. And as I get older, and the music takes me continually into these strange and beautiful new places, I'm often less interested in telling you or even suggesting what you the listener should think or feel. Or hear in a piece. In fact, nothing makes me happier than when you think or hear or feel or experience something that I, the composer, didn't anticipate or didn't understand was present…was implicit in the music. That is very exciting to me. Look, the music always knows more than I do. And the reason I do this…the reason we dedicate ourselves to music and the reason music is so essential to our lives is that it's bigger than we are. It's deeper….it's like the ocean. There's not just one current or one stream. There's this ocean of possibility. I revel in that. I'm not trying to say anything. I'm just listening and trying to hear something I haven't heard before, and then my job is to try and make that audible so you can hear it too. What it means is up to you.
JLA That's great…that's fantastic. That makes me very, very happy. But I guess my point is if I set out to do that, I wouldn't be as successful (laughs). I think it's more powerful because it's not as though I know something that I'm trying to tell you. I'm just trying to discover this.
TH And that's the beauty of music whether it's John Luther Adams, or Charles Ives, or JS Bach….the way we each perceive it versus what Adams, Ives or Bach thought of when they were writing it…they should be distinctly separate. It should not be a didactic experience. It wouldn't work.
JLA Well, speaking of Bach. Years ago, over dinner somewhere…some gathering with idle dinner chatter…there were two composers at the table and a bunch of other folks, and somebody asked the desert island question…you know, the question if you could only have one composer, who would it be?
TH That question was on my list too!
JLA And now, I don't know what my answer would be, but then, I surprised everyone at the table including myself …the other composer said Mozart, and I don't get Mozart at all…I never have. And that's my problem, not Mozart's. Mozart just doesn't do it for me. But JS Bach never fails. Just something about Bach that I can get lost in and it seems to be inexhaustible. You can inhabit that music.
TH Quick question, which Glenn Gould recording of the Bach Goldberg Variations is your favorite...the 1955 or the 1981?
JLA I love them both, and I've actually vacillated, and I haven't listened to them for a while so I'm not sure. I was so familiar with the 1955, so it took me a while to get used to the one from the '80s. But in recent years I've liked the late one.
TH Me too. But what great bookends to a fabulous career.
JLA Yes, what a gift.
TH I read you like to drink whiskey? Any favorite brand?
JLA No, it's like music…my favorite whiskey is the whiskey I haven't tasted yet.
TH Lastly, I did read that you are a big baseball fan. Did you watch my Royals in the World Series last October?
JLA That's what speed do!! We were rooting so hard for those guys. We were completely charmed by the Royals. They won our hearts. Here they are, an American League team playing classic National League baseball.
TH I agree with you…even growing up with the Royals, I hated the DH and I would scrap it in a heartbeat if I was the Commissioner.
JLA I'm afraid we are going the other direction. We're going to get it in the National League at some point.
TH So I understand you're a Mets fan?
JLA Yeah, I am. And I think this is going to be a good year to be a Mets fan. People are drinking the Kool-Aid. Anything can happen as you guys learned last year. But I will be very happy if the Mets have a winning season, which the Mets haven't had in 7 years. They've got some very exciting young pitchers as you know, and I'm all about pitching. When I played baseball as a kid I played every position except pitcher and catcher. For me it was all about the dramatic catch, the triple, the stolen base…..But now as an older baseball fan it's all about that 60 feet 6 inches….the highly compressed space between the pitcher and catcher. I'm all about pitching now.
TH Me too. I'd rather watch a well-pitched game than a 10-8 slug fest.
JLA Absolutely.
TH Have you been to Kansas City before?
JLA I have not!
TH We have so much great stuff going on. Baseball, barbecue, and a world class symphony in a world class performing arts center.
JLA I would love it!
TH Thank you so much for your time. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
JLA It was a pleasure.
Here is a link to John Luther Adams' Website: http://johnlutheradams.net/
Here is a link to John Luther Adams' Website: http://johnlutheradams.net/