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KALSONS Violin Concertoa. Cello Concertob. Symphonic Variationsc. aValdis ZarinH (violin); bAgnese Rugevica (cello); cJanis Zilbers (piano); Latvian National Symphony Orchestra/Terje Mikkelsen. Simax Classics PSC1213 (full price, 1 hour 13 minutes).
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Have you checked for today's update on Seen&Heard?
Have you seen the Goldfish concert?
David Wright writes about Franco Donatoni who died last month
Sebastian BACH (1685 - 1750) Arias Magdalena Kozená (Mezzo-soprano) Musica Florea (on authentic instruments) Marek tryncl (director) Recorded Kromeriz Concert Hall July and Sept 1996 DDD ARCHIV 457 367-2 [54.28]
A splendid disc with an exceptional new voice that you should try to hear.
Barriere Sonata No 10; Demenga Duo? O, Du ...; Guy Redshift; Knaifel Lux aeterna;
Moser Wendungen. Patrick & Thomas Demenga (cellos) ECM New Series 465 341-2 [65 min] [PW]Unique, and ever likely to remain so, this cello-duo recital by two gifted Swiss brothers contrasts wild flights of fancy by the 18C French cellist/composer Jean Barriere (1705-47) with modern works which challenge the open minded listener with contrasting idioms.
Steven R. GERBER Symphony No. 1, Dirge and Awakening, Viola Concerto * Triple Overture ** Lars Anders Tompter (viola)*, The Beckova Sisters** Russian Symphony Orchestra - Thomas Sanderling recorded in Studio 5, Recording and Broadcast Station of Moscow - 3-7 August 1999. Chandos CHAN 9831 [67.19] DDD [JP]
Sit up and take notice!
HOLBORNE (c.1545? -1602) "The teares of the Muses" 1599 - Elizabethan Consort Music Vol II Pavans, Galliards, & Almains Hespèrion XXI, Jordi Savall ALIA VOX AV9813 [66:13] [IL]
It is always a pleasure to hear the refined yet exuberant playing of Jordi Savall's ensemble. This new album of music by Anthony Holborne does not disappoint.
Sing, ye Heavens. HYMNS FOR ALL TIME. The Cambridge Singers, Thelma Owen (harp), John Scott (organ), The City of London Sinfonia Brass, Directed by John Rutter. Recorded Church of St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn, London. 8 & 11 February 2000. DDD Collegium Records. COLCD 126 [76.45] [HD]
A very warm welcome for a fine disc that already, with months to go, could be a good suggestion for a Christmas present.
Incitation to Desire Yvar Mikhashoff (piano) plays Tangos composed for him New Albion NA073CD [70.07] [PW]
I have no problem in concurring with the writer of the liner notes that this CD celebration of 'the dance of desire' is 'a telling memorial to an extraordinary pianist'.
BARGAIN OF THE MONTHBela BARTOK Contrasts (1938) Igor STRAVINSKY L'Histoire du Soldat, Suite (1919) Aram KHACHATURIAN Trio (1932) Darius MILHAUD Suite (1936) ensemble incanto Arte Nova Classics 74321 72105 2 [61.03] [AB]
I found this to be a most interesting CD with fascinating music played with zest, intensity and enthusiasm in good recording. Fully recommended.
MOZART MASSES Kolner Kammerchor / Collegium Cartusianum Peter Neuman Virgin Classics VB5 617692 8 Five CDs Bargain Price [HS]
These CDs deserve a place in the collection of anyone who relishes having a comprehensive (almost) set of the Mozart masses, and can be recommended for libraries as a valuable reference set. It serves to place the well-known and popular works in context alongside those lesser-known, but worthy of our careful attention.
VIVALDI Gloria RV 589, Magnificat RV611, concertos RV 243 & RV 563 Concerto Italiano directed by Rinaldo Alessandrini Ensemble vocal régional de Champagne-Ardenne, Chef de choeur Françoise Lasserre Opus III OPS 1951 *[59:49 & bonus free sampler disc 62:47] [GD]
I laughed the first time I pressed play. Surely they must be joking. Had it been an LP I would have checked I hadn't accidentally changed the speed to 45rpm. Imagine a comedy sketch with the conductor constantly glancing at his watch, then ever more feverishly accelerating his baton. BUT Gary went on to give it a maximum score and it is two discs for a fiver!
The Film Music of Malcolm ARNOLD Vol 2 Suite from Trapeze; Overture: The Roots of Heaven; Symphonic Study Machines for brass, percussion and strings; Suite: No Love for Johnny*; Suite: David Copperfield; Scherzetto for clarinet and orchestra: You Know What Sailors Are; Ballad for piano and orchestra: Stolen Face*; Comedy Suite (Exploits for Orchestra) from The Belles of St Trinian's; Fantasy on Christmas Carols: The Holly and the Ivy; Postcard from the Med.: The Captain's Paradise*.
* premiere recording premier recording in this version. John Bradbury (clarinet); Philip Dyson (piano)
BBC Philharmonic conducted by Rumon Gamba CHANDOS CHAN 9851 [78:55] [IL]It's been a long time coming but this second volume of Film Music by Sir Malcolm Arnold proves that Arnold was indeed a potent composer in the genre.
CPE BACH Sonatas Wq 51/2-5 (Lars Ulrik Mortensen) Couperin Prelude in B minor & 17th Ordre from Pieces de Clavecin (Anne Gallet) Rameau Suite en mi Christiane Jaccottet. Harpsichord by Stirnemann, 1777. Claves 50-9908 [73 mins] [PW]
This CD is a celebration of the restoration of an important harpsichord now in the Geneva Museum of Art & History. It is a magnificently decorated five-octave insstrument, bequeathed by Mme. Teyssere-Vuilleurnier in order that her life-long endeavours for early music would be sustained.
BACH Brandeburg Concertos 1-6. Concerto for four harpsichords, BWV 1065, Harpischord Concerto in D minor, BWV 1052, Violin Concerto no.1 in A minor, BWV 1041, Violin Concerto no 2 in F, BWV 1042. Musica Antiqua Koln, Reinhard Goebel (Brandenburg Concertos), The English Consort, Trevor Pinnock (harpischord) with Kenneth Gilbert, Lars Ulrick Mortenson and Nicholas Kraemer (harpischords) and Simon Standage (violin). DG Panorama series 469 103-2 . 2 CDs Approx. price £8-50 set [DW].
A bargain. Snap it up
BACH Concertos for Harpsichord/Violin/Flute/Oboe d'amore etc The English Concert/Pinnock. Soloists: Trevor Pinnock, Kenneth Gilbert, Lars Ulrick Mortenson and Nicholas Kraemer (harpischords) Simon Standage & Elizabeth Wilcock (violins) Lisa Beznosiuk (flute) David Reichenberg (oboe & oboe d'amore) DG Archiv Collectors Edition 463 725-2 [58+68+73+50+46 mins] [PW]
In neatly boxed packaging, only 1½ cm thick, are the complete harpsichord and violin concertos and a few more for other instruments, 19 concertos in all, given under Trevor Pinnock's sensitive and lively direction and recorded perfectly satisfactorily between 1981 & 1984.
Sebastian BACH (1685 - 1750) Arias Magdalena Kozená (Mezzo-soprano) Musica Florea (on authentic instruments) Marek tryncl (director) Recorded Kromeriz Concert Hall July and Sept 1996 DDD ARCHIV 457 367-2 [54.28] [HD]
A splendid disc with an exceptional new voice that you should try to hear.
J S BACH Ascension Oratorio BWV11, Easter Oratorio BWV11. Arleen Auger, Costanza Cuccaro, Julia Hamari, Mechthild Georg, Adalbert Kraus, Philippe Huttenlocher, Andreas Schmidt. Gachinger Kantorei, Bach-Collegium Stuttgart, Wurttembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn Helmuth Rilling Hanssler 92.077 67m DDD.[GF]
This interesting coupling brings together two of Bach's shorter sacred works ....the whole package is highly recommended as a unique coupling and definitely of high importance in this Bach centenary year.
J. S. BACH Chromatic Fantasia and Fugue, BWV 903 (1) BEETHOVEN Sonata in A flat, op.110 (2) DEBUSSY Preludes, Books I and II (3) Guido Agosti (pianoforte). Live recordings, Siena 1980 (1), Rome 1986 (2), Siena 1971 (3). Aura AUR 205-2 [75' 13"] [CH]
I thought of getting out Gieseking for some comparisons but decided against it. Agosti is up among the gods, and you don't compare gods.
MINIREVIEW JS BACH Partitas piano, Risto Lauriala Alba ABCD 101:1-2 [CD1: 73:26 - CD2: 72:59]
The discs are a sheer delight to listen to, proving that early music authenticity isn't always essential for a first rate release.
BACH Keyboard Works from the Cothen Period, BWV 813a, 815a, 818, 819a, 839, 840, 870a, 872a, 875a, 895, 899, 900, 901, 902, 902a, 903a, 918, 919, 924 - 931, 933 - 938, 939 - 943, 947, 948, 952, 953, 956, 957 and 961. Robert Hill - Lute-Harpsichord by Keith Hill (Manchester, Michigan, USA 1995) and Clavichord by Keith Hill (after Friderici ca 1750, 1997).recorded in the Pfarrkirche, Oberried, Breisgau - June 1999. Hanssler CD 92.107 (2 disc set) [2'01"14] DDD [JP]
There are many other collections of studies such as this but they tended to be written for experienced and developed players. Examples that come to mind are The Well Tempered Klavier and the Orgelbuchlein. The collection recorded here is for more junior hands, although the elan and complexity of the pieces will stretch and young minds (and fingers) to the limit.
BACH Organ Chorales from the Neumeister Collection, BWV 714, 719, 742, 957, 1090-1095, 1097-1120. Kay Johannsen recorded on the Trost-Organ, in the Stadtkirche Waltershausen - 15-18/5/99 Hanssler CD 92.086 (2 disc set) [1'26"46] DDD [JP]
The Neumeister Chorales are a relatively recent find, being unearthed by a Harvard Bach scholar Christoph Wolff in Yale University in 1985.....So, what we have here on the face of it, is an academic issue, which gives us the opportunity to hear organ chorales of Bach which are not too commonly available in a modern recording, which gives much pleasure admirably played on a well sounding instrument with minimal background intrusion, the minimum of mechanical noise and a full bodied clear recording.
BACH Organ Music Volume 12 (Preludes & Fugues BWV 545 & 550; Trio Sonatas 3 & 4; Fantasias BWV 571/2; Toccata BWV 910 (and including some organ works of doubtful authenticity). Kevin Bowyer Nimbus NI 5647/8 [62.49+60.38] [PGW]
Kevin Bowyer's interpretations of Bach are renowned....This is a worth-while addition to any collection, and no Bach lover should be without some of Kevin Bowyer's recordings of this perennially fascinating music.
Barriere Sonata No 10; Demenga Duo? O, Du ...; Guy Redshift; Knaifel Lux aeterna;
Moser Wendungen. Patrick & Thomas Demenga (cellos) ECM New Series 465 341-2 [65 min] [PW]Unique, and ever likely to remain so, this cello-duo recital by two gifted Swiss brothers contrasts wild flights of fancy by the 18C French cellist/composer Jean Barriere (1705-47) with modern works which challenge the open minded listener with contrasting idioms.
BARTOK Concerto for Orchestra MUSSORGSKY Pictures at an Exhibition - orchestrated Maurice Ravel Boston Symphony Orchestra - Serge Koussevitsky broadcast December 1944 (Bartok) & 1943 (Mussorgsky) from Symphony Hall, Boston Naxos 8.110105 [59.29] [JP]
I guess you must decide for yourself whether or not you can tolerate dim, distorted sound with a high level of surface noise, allied to a quality of playing which also is much less than we would get today. If you can, there are many revelations to be beheld here.
Bela BARTOK Contrasts (1938) Igor STRAVINSKY L'Histoire du Soldat, Suite (1919) Aram KHACHATURIAN Trio (1932) Darius MILHAUD Suite (1936) ensemble incanto Arte Nova Classics 74321 72105 2 [61.03] [AB]
I found this to be a most interesting CD with fascinating music played with zest, intensity and enthusiasm in good recording. Fully recommended.
Arnold BAX Violin Concerto; A Legend; Romantic Overture; Golden Eagle. Lydia Mordkovitch (violin) London Philharmonic, Bryden Thomson with Richard Nunn (piano) in final two items. Chandos CHAN 9003. (DDD) (75.27) [DW]
I am reviewing this CD as I have read a few existing reviews which are, in my opinion, somewhat unfair....The recording and performances are superlative. The quality of music varies. Lydia Mordkovitch is a perfectionist and we can but love her the more for it.
BEETHOVEN Violin Concerto (arr. For clarinet by Mikhail Pletnev) MOZART
Clarinet Concerto. Michael Collins: Clarinet, Russian National Orchestra Mikhail Pletnev DG 457-652-2 70m DDD. [GF]This is an interesting and highly polished transcription of Beethoven's Violin Concerto.
BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Violin Concerto in D, Op. 61.Johannes BRAHMS (1833-97) Violin Concerto in D, Op. 77. Jascha Heifetz (violin); NBC Symphony Orchestra/Arturo Toscanini (Beethoven); Boston Symphony Orchestra/Serge Koussevitzky (Brahms). Naxos Historical 8.110936 [AAD] [76'39] [CC]
Mark Obert-Thorn has effected excellent transfers of these Heifetz performances (both originally issue on Victor). Despite their age (the Beethoven dates from March 1940, the Brahms from April 1939), a multitude of orchestral details are clearly audible....Well worth acquiring for the Brahms.
BEETHOVEN Symphony no.9 in D minor, op.125 - "Choral". Elisabeth Söderström (sop); Regina Resnik (con); Jon Vickers (ten); David Ward (bass), London Bach Choir, London Symphony Orchestra/Pierre Monteux. Rec. June 1962, Walthamstow Town Hall, London. Millennium Classics MCD80090 [68'06"] [CH]
Despite a few minor reservations (and less minor ones about the recording) this is a performance I shall come back to often. It is definitely among the Ninths that count.
BEETHOVEN Symphony no.9 in D minor, op.125 - "Choral" Gabriela Benackova, Vera Soukupova, Vilem Pribyl, Karel Prusa, Prague Philharmonic Choir, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra/Lovro von Matacic. Live, Prague 6.6.1980, sung in Czech Praga Productions PR 250 076 [68'25"] [CH]
Reviewing the Monteux Ninth I concluded that, whatever the reservations, this was one of the Ninths that count. I don't think the present one is, though I enjoyed hearing it once and would perhaps return for the middle movements, and that for the particular qualities of the orchestra, while recognising Matacic's ability to make those qualities shine.
Ludwig van BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Violin Sonata in A, Op. 47, 'Kreutzer'. Witold LUTOSLAWSKI (1913-1994) Partita for Violin and Piano. Alban Beikircher (violin); Mathias Huth (piano). Arte Nova 74321 67523-2 [DDD] [56'27] [CC]
Disappointing in the extreme.
BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) Piano Sonatas - No. 16 in G, Op. 31 No. 1; No. 17 in D minor, Op. 31 No. 2, 'Tempest'; No. 18 in E flat, Op. 31 No. 3. Louis Lortie (piano). Chandos CHAN9842 [DDD] [71'58] [CC]
Despite Lortie's obvious attributes of an apt, approachable sound and carefully prepared fingerwork, there is an impression of only receiving half of the story.
Hector BERLIOZ (1803 - 1869) CD1 [74.18] Symphonie Fantastique a. Op 14 [52.44] Le Carnaval Romain.b Op 9 [ 8.39] La Damnation de Faust c. Op 24 (Extracts) [12.13] CD2 [71.30]Réverie et caprice. d Op 8 [ 7.25] Les Nuits d'été.e Op 7 [29.08] La Damnation de Faust f Op 24 (excerpts) [24.50] Requiem. g Op 5 (excerpt) [10.21] DG Panorama 469 118-2 [145.48] [HD]
An excellent double disc bargain - especially for Régine Crespin admirers.
BIANCIARDI Missa Octum Vocum Coro da camera Festina Lente/Schola Gregoriana (Federico del Sordo - organ)/Complesso Armonia Antiqua/Michele Gasbarro -director Warner Fonit 8573 81476-2 [54.13] [PW]
This is a winner and I recommend it enthusiastically to collectors of 16th Century ecclesiastical music and, more especially, to anyone whose collection does not yet have an example of this repertoire.
Georges BIZET (1838-1875) Carmen (highlights)Teresa Berganza; Plácido Domingo; Sherrill Milnes ; Ileana Cotrubas.The Ambrosian Singers and London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Claudio Abbado Symphony No. 1 Orchestra National de France conducted by Jean Martinon L'Arlésienne Suites 1 and 2 London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Claudio Abbado Agnus Dei José Carreras; Wiener Sängerknaben;Wiener Symphoniker conducted by Uwe Christian Harrer Je crois entendre encore Plácido Domingo;Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Carlo Maria Giulini "C'est toi" "Au fond du temple saint" Gregory Cross and Gino Quilico; Orchestra Symphonique de Montréal conducted by Charles Dutoit. DG PANORAMA 2CDs 469 121-2 [146:21] [IL]
As a compilation this represents excellent value.
BOTTESINI Double Bass Concerto in F sharp minor, Double Bass Concerto in B minor, Gran Duo Passione Amorosa Boguslaw Furtok, Johannes Stähle (double basses) Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra Stephan Tetzlaff, Ulrich Edelmann (conductors) CPO 999 665-2 (53 minutes) [TB]
The performances have fire and commitment, and eloquence when necessary. The double bass may conjure expectations of its unsuitability as a solo instrument, but hearing these warmly recorded performances will surely convince even the most sceptical of listeners.
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Truth for Life - November 2, 2013
November 2
Unaffected by Change
It is just as well for us that in all the variableness of life there is One whom change cannot affect, One whose heart can never alter, and on whose brow inconsistency can make no furrows.
All other things have changed-all things are changing. The sun grows dim with age; the world is growing old; the final chapter of the worn-out vesture has begun; the heavens and earth must soon pass away; they will perish-they shall grow old like a garment. But there is One who only has immortality, of whose years there is no end, and in whose person there is no change.
The delight that the sailor feels when, having been tossed about on the waves, he steps again upon the solid shore is the satisfaction of a Christian when, in all the changes of this distressing life, he rests the foot of his faith upon this truth-"I the LORD do not change."
The stability that the anchor gives the ship when it has at last obtained a solid hold is like that which the Christian's hope provides him when it fixes itself upon this glorious truth. With God "there is no variation or shadow due to change."1
Whatever His attributes were in the past, they are now; His power, His wisdom, His justice, His truth are unchanged. He has forever been the refuge of His people, their stronghold in the day of trouble, and He is still their sure Helper.
He is unchanged in His love. He has loved His people with "an everlasting love";2 He loves them now as much as ever He did, and when the creation itself is set free from its bondage to decay, His love will still endure.
Precious is the assurance that He does not change! The wheel of providence revolves, but its axle is eternal love.
Death and change are busy ever,
Man decays, and ages move;
But His mercy waneth never;
God is wisdom, God is love.
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From Morning & Evening revised and edited by Alistair Begg copyright © 2003. Used by permission of Crossway Books, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers, Wheaton, IL 60187, www.crossway.org.


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I received the following inquiry in 2011 from an elderly woman who recalls a strange sighting of a winged being that occurred near Powellton, WV previous to a tragic train explosion.
"Hello, sir - a friend referred me to your articles about strange occurrences in West Virginia. The Mothman encounters stirred memories of an incident that took place when I was a girl.
The strange incident took place near Powellton, WV in December 1934. I was 8 years old. At the time, my father worked for Elkhorn-Piney Coal in McDunn. He and the other miners would take a train to the mine each day.
The day before Christmas Eve my father mentioned an unusual sighting he and the others on the train had while traveling back to Powellton from the mine that evening. As they looked out towards the east they noticed a very large bird flying above the trees. My father was a very simple man and didn't believe in any nonsense but this large bird really caught his attention. He described it as a freakish-sized owl very dark in color. The sky was getting dark but they could still make out the large form. He said it also looked at the train as it flew over the trees. Nobody on the train could figure out what it was. The mere fact that my father even mentioned it suggested that it must have been an unusual sight.
My father was scheduled off from work for 3 days during the Christmas holiday. On December 27th, he was getting ready for work but said he felt poorly. My mother was concerned because he had a high fever and awful chills. She insisted he stay home and telephoned the doctor. My father was reluctant to stay home and put up a good argument but my mother was not going to back down. She put him to bed and waited for the doctor.
Well, we waited for hours until the telephone rang. The operator told my mother that the doctor was at McDunn - there had been a horrible train explosion. She couldn't talk but said that the doctor's wife asked her to contact us. My mother was pale when she told my father what had happened. I remember they both started praying and crying. For years both of them thought the large bird was an angel sent by God as a warning and that my father's life was saved for a reason.
My father never went back to the mine. It turned out that he had contracted polio though he was very lucky since he survived it with only a slight limp. We soon moved away to a small town in Kentucky where my father found the calling and became a Pentecostal preacher. He told his story of survival to anyone who would listen until the day he died.
I happened to read your stories while looking on the internet with my great-grandson. I always assumed my father saw something more divine. That's what he always believed. I'm not so sure now. Thank you, sir. Emma"
NOTE: The disaster that Emma was referring to was the locomotive boiler explosion at McDunn. On December 27, 1934, a boiler in a locomotive hauling mine workers at McDunn in Fayette County, WV exploded, resulting in the death of eighteen miners. Below is a newspaper account of the explosion. Lon
Locomotive Boiler Explosion at McDunn
Beckley Post-Herald
December 28, 1934
*Sixteen Dead as Engine Of Mine Train Explodes
*Others May Die
*Boiler Of Locomotive Is Hurled Through Car Carrying Men To Fayette Mine
*Explosion Occurs As Train Reaches McDunn
*Victims Employes of Koppers Operation On Armstrong Creek
By Hamilton Faron
Associated Press Staff Writer
POWELLTON, Dec. 27 - (AP) - Mauled and torn beneath a locomotive boiler that hurtled high into the air after an explosion, 16 men are dead and 43 others in a hospital tonight - eight likely to die.
The huge boiler flew into the mist-filled air without warning as the men rode a work train to their jobs in the mountaintop mine of the Elkhorn-Piney Coal company.
"It was a terrible noise - then the men screaming, crying, and shouting," said Mrs. Earl Morris whose house beside the tracks was wrecked by the blast.
Her father, Steve Komas, sr., was killed; she and her two little boys barely escaped death when the top of the locomotive cab crashed into their bedroom.
The train, four wooden coaches, had made its last stop as it chugged up the mountain to the mine with nearly 350 men aboard.
It puffed into the little town of McDunn, miners talking and laughing as they waited for the locomotive to gain stream for the upward climb.
"There was a big explosion - the front of the locomotive was thrown into the coach," said Charles Kitchen, 16, badly injured.
Car Torn to Pieces
"Then a minute later there was another one and it tore our car to pieces."
The huge boiler flew high in the air, turned over, and crashed on the top of the wooden car. It literally tore away the roof and one side, crumbling through the straw-matting seats.
Ambulances and private cars from the entire section, from all the mine towns scattered along Armstrong Creek, were pressed into service to carry the injured to a Montgomery hospital.
The mine foreman, W. B. Parks, was driving to the mine just behind the train. He took charge of rescue work - led miners in the other two cars, many of them cut and bruised, in efforts to rescue their fellows.
Four had been decapitated - all were burned, scalded, and crushed beneath the heavy boiler.
Lunch pails, miners' hats and lamps, shoes, and even a letter or two from relatives and sweethearts were buried in the splintered remains of the car, splattered with blood.
Families Rush To Scene
Men, women, and children gathered by the hundreds, some to aid in rescue work, others sobbing their grief at the loss of husbands, fathers and sons.
At the hospital, the injured were given beds in beds in every available spot.
"None of them knows what happened," said Mrs. Francis W. Bromberg superintendent of the hospital. "They were all too dazed to have any definite ideas."
A few blocks away in Montgomery, bodies of 16 miners lay in an improvised morgue at an undertaker's - doors were placed on boxes to provide slabs - in a long row while crowds of miners walked slowly by seeking friends and relatives.
There were the bodies of the engineer, William M. Blankenship, 52, and his fireman, Delmar L. Oxley, 35, Blankenship hurled over a house into the shallow creek bed.
Cause Not Determined
The cause of the explosion will not be determined until Federal boiler inspectors make an examination. The boiler itself was moved just far enough from the railroad tracks to permit trains to pass on the private line of the Koppers Coal Company.
The wrecked car was pushed into a ditch.
The inquiry will be directed by officials of the Koppers Company who hastened to the scene from the main offices in Pittsburgh.
Until their arrival, funeral plans for the victims also are undetermined - many persons discussed the possibility of a group funeral service. All the men were workmates in the mine - neighbors in the little towns scattered along Armstrong Creek.
Those dead, all of whom lived in this vicinity and all of them miners except the engineer and fireman, were:
William Blankenship, the engineer.
Delmar L. Oxley, fireman.
Jess Persinger.
William Manus.
Thomas Craft.
Sam Runyon.
Everett Leach.
Steve Kozma, sr.
William Turner.
Pat Murphy.
Rome Walters.
John Lowe.
Henry McMillan.
Ed Howlett.
Ray Tarter.
James Hunter.
The hospital said these men are critically injured and may die:
Homer Cart, of Glencoe, Ohio.
Charles Hagen, Powellton.
O. V. Lytton, Deepwater, W. Va.
Jack Cole, Powellton.
Jim Giovanozzi, Powellton.
Theodore Toppex, Powellton.
Alexander Wood, Powellton.
A. J. Gearhart, Powellton.
Explosion Sidelights
"Powellton, Dec. 27 - (AP) - The scene of the locomotive explosion which killed 13 miners is a settlement of a dozen smoke-blackened dwellings that does not even have a telephone.
The community is typical of many that dot the vast bituminous coal region of Southern West Virginia, a rugged area of towering mountains and hills.
News of today's tragedy was sent from a telephone built in a box on a telephone pole about two miles away, the nearest one to the settlement.
The miners wore clothing grimy from the coal pits, many carried lunch pails and had waved good-byes to their families just a few minutes before. Feet cocked on opposite seats, some were enjoying a morning smoke and swapping yarns.
The impact of the blast was terrific and was heard for a mile or more. The startled miners were catapulted from their seats and sent sprawling to the floor. A second later scalding steam and water covered many.
State police provided a lane for automobiles taking the dead and injured away. Those who were not dead were taken to the hospital at Montgomery, a town of 2100 about 11 miles away. Friends and relatives of the workers, anxious to find fathers, brothers, and husbands, came frantically by automobile and on foot. The roads were congested.
The little Coal Valley Hospital at Montgomery did not have enough beds to care for all the injured. Hurried calls were sent out for more, and they were brought in trucks from Charleston.
Every available automobile was pressed into service to carry the maimed. One youth, Eugene Flack, said he made four trips with injured to the hospital. He did not know whose car he was driving.
Clarence Foster, one of those who escaped injury, said: "The train blew plumb up."
Death swept all around one little family today and left them unscathed as 16 miners died in the explosion of a boiler on a train carrying them to work.
Earl Morris left his little mine town home this morning and for the first time in weeks decided to walk up the mountainside to the mine - ordinarily, he would have boarded the train that stopped before his door.
A few moments later the heavy metal cab of the locomotive crashed through the roof of his home - passing within a foot of a bed where his wife and two baby sons were sleeping. "We'd just gone back to bed," she said.
The Morris boys and their little cousin, Iris Merritt, daughter of Lefty Merritt, former ballplayer in Wheeling, joined neighbor children playing with Christmas toys.
They apparently did not know of their narrow escape or that their grandfather, Steve Komas, was killed.
Christmas wreaths hung in splintered windows at McDunn today. The glass was blown out by the force of a blast that shattered a locomotive. Blinds were lowered in some of the dozen or so little one-story company houses to shut out the chill winds.
An automobile placed high on brick blocks - stored for the winter, was shoved into a creek by the blast. A huge boulder was thrown against the side of a home.
Crowds of curious tramped miles up the narrow valley after traffic had been cut off to halt the stream of traffic that handicapped ambulances."
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Peripheral Neuropathy is the term that describes the condition that occurs when the messages from your brain and spinal cord can't connect well to your muscles, skin and other areas of your body outside of the CNS.
When this problem arises, you may experience numbness, burning, tingling, pain and possible loss of function of the above-mentioned areas. The peripheral sensory nerves can be affected which would cause pain, tingling, burning or numbness, while issues with peripheral motor nerves can cause difficulty walking, lifting items, or moving the arms and legs.
Diminished function of your Autonomic Nervous System leads to problems with involuntary functions such as breathing, blood pressure and sweating. Mononeuropathy (one nerve affected) is in most cases the result of traumatic injury, inflammation or local compression such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or Bell's Palsy.
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Windows 2000 Object Structures
This article is excerpted from Undocumented Windows Secrets: A Programmer's Cookbook (Addison Wesley, 2001, ISBN: 0201721872).
There is hardly anything more fascinating in the internals of Windows 2000 than the world of its objects. If the memory space of an operating system is viewed as the surface of a planet, the objects are the creatures living on it. Several types of objects exist—small and large ones, simple and complex ones—and they interact in various ways. Windows 2000 features a clever and well-structured object management mechanism that is almost completely undocumented.
The Object Header
The body of an object can assume any form suitable for the creator of the object. The Windows 2000 object manager doesn't impose any restrictions on the size and structure of the object body. Contrary to this, the header portion of an object has much less degrees of freedom. Figure 1 shows the memory layout of a full-featured object, equipped with the maximum number of header fields. Every object features at least a basic OBJECT_HEADER structure, immediately preceding the object body, plus up to four optional structures that supply additional information about the object. As already noted, an object pointer always refers to the object body, not to the header, so the header fields are accessed via negative offsets relative to the object pointer. The basic header contains information about the availability and location of additional header fields, which are stacked up on the OBJECT_HEADER structure in the order shown in Figure 1, if present. However, this sequence isn't mandatory, and your programs should never rely on it. The information in the OBJECT_HEADER is sufficient to locate all header fields regardless of their order, as will be shown in a moment. The only exception is the OBJECT_CREATOR_INFO structure that always precedes the OBJECT_HEADER immediately if it is included.
Figure 1 Memory layout of an object.
Listing 1 shows the definition of the OBJECT_HEADER structure. Its members serve the following purposes:
The PointerCount member indicates how many active pointer references to this object currently exist. This value is similar to the reference count maintained by Component Object Model (COM) objects. The ntoskrnl.exe API functions ObfReferenceObject(), ObReferenceObjectByHandle(), ObReferenceObjectByName(), and ObReferenceObjectByPointer() increment the PointerCount, while ObfDereferenceObject() and ObDereferenceObject() decrement it.
The HandleCount member indicates how many open handles currently refer to this object.
The ObjectType member points to an OBJECT_TYPE structure (described later) representing the type object that has been used in the creation of this object.
The NameOffset specifies the number of bytes to be subtracted from the OBJECT_HEADER address to locate the object header's OBJECT_NAME portion. If zero, this structure is not available.
The HandleDBOffset specifies the number of bytes to be subtracted from the OBJECT_HEADER address to locate the object header's OBJECT_HANDLE_DB portion. If zero, this structure is not available.
The QuotaChargesOffset specifies the number of bytes to be subtracted from the OBJECT_HEADER address to locate the object header's OBJECT_QUOTA_CHARGES portion. If zero, this structure is not available.
The ObjectFlags specify various binary properties of an object, as listed in the top section of Listing 1. If the OB_FLAG_CREATOR_INFO bit is set, the object header includes an OBJECT_CREATOR_INFO structure that immediately precedes the OBJECT_HEADER.
The QuotaBlock and ObjectCreateInfo members are mutually exclusive. If the ObjectFlags member has the OB_FLAG_CREATE_INFO flag set, this member contains a pointer to the OBJECT_CREATE_INFO structure (described later) used in the creation of this object. Otherwise, it points to a QUOTA_BLOCK that provides information about the usage of the paged and non-paged memory pools. Many objects have their QuotaBlock pointer set to the internal PspDefaultQuotaBlock structure. The value of this union can be NULL.
The SecurityDescriptor member points to a SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR structure if the OB_FLAG_SECURITY bit of the ObjectFlags is set. Otherwise, its value is NULL.
In the above list, several structures have been mentioned that weren't discussed in detail so far. Each of them will be introduced now, starting with the four optional header parts shown in Figure 1.
Listing 1 The OBJECT_HEADER Structure
#define OB_FLAG_CREATE_INFO 0x01 // has OBJECT_CREATE_INFO #define OB_FLAG_KERNEL_MODE 0x02 // created by kernel #define OB_FLAG_CREATOR_INFO 0x04 // has OBJECT_CREATOR_INFO #define OB_FLAG_EXCLUSIVE 0x08 // OBJ_EXCLUSIVE #define OB_FLAG_PERMANENT 0x10 // OBJ_PERMANENT #define OB_FLAG_SECURITY 0x20 // has security descriptor #define OB_FLAG_SINGLE_PROCESS 0x40 // no HandleDBList typedef struct _OBJECT_HEADER { /*000*/ DWORD PointerCount; // number of references /*004*/ DWORD HandleCount; // number of open handles /*008*/ POBJECT_TYPE ObjectType; /*00C*/ BYTE NameOffset; // -> OBJECT_NAME /*00D*/ BYTE HandleDBOffset; // -> OBJECT_HANDLE_DB /*00E*/ BYTE QuotaChargesOffset; // -> OBJECT_QUOTA_CHARGES /*00F*/ BYTE ObjectFlags; // OB_FLAG_* /*010*/ union { // OB_FLAG_CREATE_INFO ? ObjectCreateInfo : QuotaBlock /*010*/ PQUOTA_BLOCK QuotaBlock; /*010*/ POBJECT_CREATE_INFO ObjectCreateInfo; /*014*/ }; /*014*/ PSECURITY_DESCRIPTOR SecurityDescriptor; /*018*/ } OBJECT_HEADER, * POBJECT_HEADER, **PPOBJECT_HEADER;


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April 2, 2011: Further to AAVSO Alert Notice 433, Dr. Paula Szkody, University of Washington, informs us that the time of the HST observations of GW Lib has been set for Friday night, 2011 April 8/9. The ground observations to confirm that the object is not in outburst - and allow the HST observations to take place - will thus need to take place on Thursday, April 7/8. However, because GW Lib is a late-night object for ground observers at this time of year, we are asking observers to make additional observations on Wednesday, April 6/7, as well.
Please continue to make one observation per night between now and April 6, and more frequent observations Wednesday, April 6/7, through Saturday, April 9/10, and then nightly observations again until the end of April.
It is extremely important that we know whether GW Lib is down as early in the evening of April 7/8 as possible, so please submit your observations from the nights of April 6/7 and 7/8 to the AAVSO as soon as you make them, using the name GW LIB.
In the event of an outburst, please contact the AAVSO immediately.
If visual observers cannot see GW Lib itself, they should report a fainter-than magnitude using the faintest comparison star visible. CCD observers are asked to use filters during observations if available; V filter is preferred, but B,Rc, and Ic may also be used. At least magnitude 15.8 needs to be reached (GW Lib is ~16.8 at minimum). Please refer to AAVSO Alert Notice 433 for additional instructions for CCD observers.
Coordinates: RA: 15 19 55.45 Dec: -25 00 25.30 (J2000.0)
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Your observations are critical to the success of these HST observations. Many thanks for your efforts and contributions!
This AAVSO Special Notice was prepared by Elizabeth O. Waagen.
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INTRODUCTION Creative Time and Panasonic are proud to present Günther Selichar: Whos Afraid of Blue, Red, and Green?, an online competition and public art project based on the elementary visual building blocks of digital display screens. From January 21 March 31, 2004 (in cooperation with the Landesmuseum in Linz, Austria), Selichar invites participants to design an animation comprised of 15 vertical compositions in blue, red, and green. Three winning entries will be chosen by a jury, which includes: the artist; Peter Halley, artist; Carl Goodman, Curator of Digital Media at the American Museum of the Moving Image; Erwin Redl, artist; Christoph Thun-Hohenstein, Director, Austrian Cultural Forum; Barbara Pollack, Writer and Artist; Yvonne Force, Curator and Producer; Anne Pasternak, Executive Director, Creative Time; Benjamin Weil, Curator; and Justin Camerlengo and Sarah Jacobo, Panasonic, and will be featured on at the last minute of every hour on the NBC Astrovision by Panasonic as part of the next installment of The 59th Minute: Video Art on the Times Square Astrovision.
Drawing upon Barnet Newmans abstract expressionist "zip paintings" from the 1960s, Selichar enables participants to create their own digital animations in blue, red, and green, the three pixel colors that enliven our video, computer, and television screens. By asking participants to create their own animations, Selichar draws our attention to the pervasiveness of screens in our daily life and the complexities that underlie them.


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Is Brian Austin Green Dating Courtney Stodden Following Megan Fox Split?
Has Brian Austin Green moved on with Courtney Stodden after splitting with Megan Fox?
The 46-year-old actor was spotted out to lunch in Los Angeles with Stodden on Saturday (June 13). According to sources close to the pair, the two met on social media about a month ago and are currently just friends, TMZ reports.
Green and Stodden are reportedly in talks of creating music together after initially bonding over their similar political beliefs.
In May, Green confirmed that he and Fox's marriage of ten years was over.
Fox recently starred in Machine Gun Kelly's music video for "Bloody Valentine." The pair were photographed making out on Monday (June 15), seemingly confirming romance rumors.
Last month, the former Beverly Hills 90210 star addressed Fox's role in the rapper's video. "She met this guy, Colson (MGK's legal name), on set," Green said on an episode of his ...With Brian Austin Green podcast.
"I've never met him," he continued. "Megan and I have talked about him. They're just friends at this point. I trust her judgment, she's always had really good judgment. I don't want people to think her or he are villains or that I was a victim in any way."
Stodden married Doug Hutchinson in 2011 and filed for divorce in March 2018. Their divorce was finalized in January.


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