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Compiled by Kathrin Gerner, KF15, Togo
As the 14th class passes the baton to the 15th class, the Kiva fellows are sharing their final thoughts and first impressions. Be inspired by the personal connections Kiva creates between lenders and borrowers in Nepal and Sierra Leone. Find out how a phenomenal harvest can prevent farmers in Nicaragua from repaying their loans. Discover the creative ways of assessing credit worthiness used in Uganda and around the globe. Sample local customs and cuisine, while reading about the Day of the Child in Mexico and taking a culinary excursion in Liberia. Lastly, share the experiences of Kiva fellows across three continents in Colombia, Ghana and Ukraine.
Farewell from the Field
Country: Nepal / Fellow: Claudine Emeott (KF14)
Claudine shares a thank you note she wrote to lenders on behalf of BPV Patan borrowers in Nepal.
Kids Get Their Day
Country: Mexico / Fellow: John Farmer (KF14)
April 30th is the Day of the Child in Mexico. John takes this opportunity to shine some light on the many problems children face and how microfinance may help provide a better future for some of them.
Microlending Behind the Scenes: How MFIs Judge Credit Worthiness
Country: Uganda / Fellow: Nila Uthayakumar (KF14)
With their diverse customer base, microfinance institutions must be creative when assessing credit worthiness. Nila illustrates several methods used in individual and solidarity group lending.
Kiva Farmers: A Tale of Irony and Woe in Nicaragua
Country: Nicaragua / Fellow: Karen Gray (KF14)
How can a phenomenal harvest be detrimental to farmers? Karen explores how supply and demand affect market prices and the repayment ability of farmers.
Stretching a buck in Monrovia
Country: Liberia / Fellow: Carlos Cruz Montaño (KF14)
A dollar won't buy you much in most developed countries, but in Liberia it gives you the chance to sample several delicious snacks. Carlos takes us on a culinary tour of Monrovia.
Along the road
Country: Ukraine / Fellow: Jacqueline Gunn (KF14)
You get out what you put in. Jacqueline shares a few of the things she has learned as a Kiva fellow in Ghana and Ukraine.
Faces: How We Connect.
Country: Sierra Leone / Fellow: Eric Rindal (KF15)
"To touch a person's heart, you must see a person's face." Eric explores how pictures of borrowers and lenders make Kiva a very personal experience.
Video Blog: Interactuar – A Quite Amazing Organisation
Country: Colombia / Fellow: Nick Hamilton (KF14)
Can microloans alone be enough or are support services such as training and consultancy also needed? Nick lets his 2-part video do the talking.
Updates from the past month:
Farewells, Mistaken Identities + Micro-Microfinance
Earth Day, Celebrations + Exceeding Expectations
Trash, Delicious Treats + Community Outreach
Cute Pigs, New Toilets + Everything is Relative
April Fools, Terrible Coffee + Getting Attached
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Why do you smoke?
Cameshia Alston: "I just started when I was 13. I smoke because of stress. It relieves stress and calms my nerves."
Josh McNeil: "I don't know. I'm trying to quit, but I can't. I've only been smoking for six months. I just like smoking. I am 19, I'm a grown man, and I can."
Aaron Landsman: "Because I enjoy it. Actually, I'm addicted. I wanted to quit for New Year's, but I was afraid I would stress out and become a monster."

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Michael Brown's father calls for calm Monday -- the day his son is laid to rest
The White House is sending three officials to Brown's funeral
Eliott C. McLaughlin | 8/25/2014, 11:24 a.m.
FERGUSON, Missouri (CNN) Michael Brown will be laid to rest Monday, and his father says he just wants one thing: peace.
"Please, please take a day of silence so I can, so we can, lay our son to rest. Please. It's all I ask," Michael Brown Sr. said at a rally in St. Louis on Sunday.
Brown,18, was fatally shot on August 9 by officer Darren Wilson while walking down the streets of Ferguson, Missouri.
His death sparked days of violent protests in the St. Louis suburb. In the past several days, things have calmed down, and the town is slowly coming back to life.
Brown will be eulogized at the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis.
The White House is sending three officials to his funeral, including one who attended high school with his mother.
One of them is Broderick Johnson, who leads the White House's My Brother's Keeper Task Force. He'll be joined by Marlon Marshall, a St. Louis native who attended high school with Brown's mother, and Heather Foster. Marshall and Foster are part of the White House Office of Public Engagement.
"We don't want anything tomorrow to happen that would defile the name of Michael Brown," the Rev. Al Sharpton said Sunday. "This is not about our rage tomorrow. It's about the legacy and memory of his son, and the mother's son, and their families."
Race tensions
Two weeks after the shooting sparked violent protests, the mood turned more tranquil over the weekend with smaller crowds and lots of music. Gone were police in riot gear and defiant protesters. The tear gas, rubber bullets and Molotov cocktails were nowhere to be seen, either.
In their place were clusters of officers, hanging around businesses, chatting with one another.
Music flowed at a memorial held Sunday at Greater St. Marks Missionary Baptist Church.
"Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. always had music as an element of protest," said the Rev. E.G. Shields Jr., who helped organize the event. "He knew there was a way that music helped soothe the soul."
Race has been at the forefront of the tensions; Brown was African-American and the officer who shot him is white.
Wilson's supporters held a rally in St. Louis on Sunday, where organizers announced they had raised more than $400,000 for the officer.
St. Louis authorities have released details of the racial and gender makeup of the grand jury, which started hearing testimony on Wednesday.
It comprises six white men, three white women, two black women and one black man, said Paul Fox, the administrator for the St. Louis County Circuit Court.
St. Louis County is 70% white and 24% black, according to last year's estimate by the U.S. Census Bureau.
Crucial grand jury
Unlike a jury in a criminal case, which convicts someone if jurors are convinced of guilt "beyond a reasonable doubt," a grand jury decides whether there is "probable cause." They decide whether to charge someone with a crime based on testimony and evidence presented in the absence of a judge.
In Missouri, they don't have to be in unanimous agreement to press such an indictment, as long as nine of the 12 agree on a charge.
The federal government is conducting a separate investigation.
FBI agents interviewed more than 200 people as part of the U.S. Justice Department's civil rights investigation, according to law enforcement sources.
The federal investigation must prove there was an element of "racial hostility" in the shooting. That's a higher standard than the one before the St. Louis County grand jury.
The 12 members of the grand jury are crucial. They may be the first to reach a decision on whether the case will be defined as a murder charge, a lesser charge or no charge at all.
CNN's Faith Karimi and Dana Ford contributed to this report.


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A Growing Hunger After God
As the deer pants for the water brooks, so pants my soul for You, O God. My soul thirsts for God, for the living God.—Psalm 42:1-2a
In this hour of all-but-universal darkness one cheering gleam appears: within the fold of conservative Christianity there are to be found increasing numbers of persons whose religious lives are marked by a growing hunger after God Himself. They are eager for spiritual realities and will not be put off with words, nor will they be content with correct "interpretations" of truth. They are athirst for God, and they will not be satisfied till they have drunk deep at the Fountain of Living Water.
This is the only real harbinger of revival which I have been able to detect anywhere on the religious horizon. It may be the cloud the size of a man's hand for which a few saints here and there have been looking. It can result in a resurrection of life for many souls and a recapture of that radiant wonder which should accompany faith in Christ, that wonder which has all but fled the Church of God in our day. The Pursuit of God, 7.
"O Father, may their numbers increase more and more—those who 'are athirst for God, and [who] will not be satisfied till they have drunk deep at the Fountain of Living Water.' Amen."
Reprinted from Tozer on Christian Leadership by A.W. Tozer, copyright © 2001 by Zur Ltd. Used by permission of WingSpread Publishers, a division of Zur Ltd.
Tozer on Christian Leadership is protected by copyright and may not be copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded, posted, translated, transmitted or distributed in any way.
Tozer on Christian Leadership was compiled by Ron Eggert.


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Sorbus aria Lutescens - Whitebeam tree 8/10cm girth
Sorbus aria Lutescens is a small tree with a compact round crown. New leaf growth emerges silvery white in spring and ages to green grey on the upper side in summer. Whitebeam produces clusters of small white flowers in late spring/early summer followed by orange/red fruits in ideal years. The compact shape and smaller size make this a good choice for gardens and avenues but it is as equally at home in parks and woodland growing to 7-10m tall.
Grows in all well drained, moist soils with little demands but avoid waterlogged areas.
If the availability below is not listed as 'In Stock' please contact us for more information regarding the item.
We are always updating the stock for sale at our tree nursery but some varieties may only be available through the winter season.
Local delivery / collection - items too heavy or large to ship by carrier.
Pre - Order - not in stock but usually only a short order time.
Out of stock - not available at present.
- 8/10cm girth
- £114.00
Availability: Out Of Stock
Sorbus aria Lutescens - Whitebeam tree
Plant Information
- Size: 8/10cms girth standard.
Girth in CM equates roughly to height in feet. For example: 10/12cm girth = 10/12ft tall.
- Botanical name/s: Sorbus aria Lutescens
- Common name/s: Whitebeam tree
- Flower / Foliage: Clusters of small white flowers in late spring early summer turn to orange-red berries in autumn. Very eye catching silvery-white leaves young leaves age to have grey-green upper sides in mid summer
- Plant type: Deciduous
- Flowering period: Spring
- Mature height: 7-10m
- Mature spread: Up to 6m
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Slow
- Recommended usage: Ideal in all except the smallest size garden, park or woodland. Very good for summer screening with its dense crown
- Nursery grown: Yes
After Care / Plant Maintenance
- The Sorbus aria Lutescens will need watering throughout the first growing season, but make sure not to over / under water.
- Check tree tie / stake isn't rubbing and / or too tight or too loose on the trunk.
- Check for and remove any dead, decaying, diseased or crossing branch.
- Remove any weeds from around the base of the Whitebeam tree (including grass).
- Position/Aspect: North, south, east or west facing
- Soil: All moist well drained soils
- Hardiness: Sorbus aria Lutescens is hardy in the UK
- Plant maintenance: Low maintenance
How do I order from King & Co?
Order online
Your order may be placed via our Online Shop, which is fast simple and secure.
After your Online Shop order has been placed we will send an order confirmation email to the email address provided. This will provide you with details of your order, including the order number, which you should check and retain for your records. If there is an error in your order requirement, please contact us as soon as possible quoting your order number, so that we can rectify prior to dispatch.
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We will take your credit or debit card payment over the phone. Simply call us on 01376 340469 and one of our experienced team are always available to discuss your order 7 days a week.
From our Nursery
Collect your trees or shrubs from our Nursery in Rayne.
We accept all major credit cards including: Maestro, MasterCard, Visa Credit, Visa Electron and Visa Debit.
How can I expect delivery from King & Co?
Overnight to your door
We can delivery to you anywhere in England and Wales via an overnight courier service (two days for Scotland & Ireland).
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Every tree and plant is packed to ensure your order arrives safely.
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Please phone us to discuss, we are usually able to deliver to you via a dedicated vehicle.
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We will deliver to you in our local area and we will be pleased to arrange this with you whilst you are visiting our Nursery or via the phone. We also provide a planting service.
Planting service
We have our own installation teams to carry out planting in Southern & Eastern England. Please call us to discuss, we are always happy to provide you a quotation.


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Test Compatibility with Windows 8
The following PC Software developed by Microgate were fully tested on Windows 8 Pro (on a Dell Optiplex desktop PC) successful. No issues in setup phase and they run all smooth. The only driver that should be updated "manually" is for the USB to Serial converter (see here).
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Orange County VC & Angel EventTuesday, November 5, 2019
Sponsored by McCarter & English, mowMedia, Nolcha, Safeguard Global, Hio Social, SlashShout, TCVN, Pismo Ventures
Interested in meeting and pitching to early-stage Angel Investors and Venture Capitalists in Southern California? Register for the FundingPost event on Tuesday, November 5th, 2019.
FundingPost has hosted 400 sold-out venture events in 22 cities over the past 17 years.
At our next event, the panel of Investors will focus on Early-Stage Venture Investing: How to meet investors, pitch them, and what it really takes to get them to write you a check! We will be discussing trends in Early-Stage Investing, hot sectors, sectors that these Angels and VCs look at, things that are most important to them when they are considering an Investment, the best and worst things an entrepreneur can do to get their attention, additional advice for entrepreneurs, and, of course, the best ways to reach these and other Investors. There will be plenty of time for networking with the Investor panelists, both before the panel and after the panel at the Cocktail Party!
Interested in pitching? 15 will be selected for a 60-second fast pitch to the panel of Investors. The Investors will vote and the winner will get meetings with the Investors. We will have a sign up sheet at the registration table.
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Register today, because this event will sell out and seating is limited!
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Date: Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Time: 5:00pm-8:30pm
- Entrepreneur Ticket: $95
- Investor / Service Provider: $105
- Exhibitor + Workshop: $400
Moderator: Joe Daniels, McCarter & English
Introduction: Michael Crumley, SafeGuard Global
Fireside Chat: John Harbison, Chairman Emeritus, Tech Coast Angels
Sophia Jin, Hanwha Holdings
Polina Chebotareva, Cambridge Companies
Josh Schlisserman, LvlUp Ventures
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Laugh if you will – the creator of the NOMAD hasn't been competitive in the marketplace in the last handful of years, but this year may mark a turnaround for the beleaguered company. The Zii EGG represents the first significant engineering push which Creative have taken since their glory days around the turn of the millenium. On paper, the new player is an iPod touch killer, however, unlike other iPod touch killers, Creative haven't betted the farm on hardware alone.
Their platform is based on Google's Android – a platform which is destined to give the iDevice a run for its money. Creative cannot write software, standing on Google's back, they may be be given a second chance at influencing the portable market.


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Wow, J. Crew decided to give their models a very distinct look this season. She must be easy to spot in a crowd: "Hey, have you guys seen Amanda? She's tall, cute — you know, she's got that crazy checkered hair."
And in case you were worried where the missing hair had run off to, here it is! Just hanging out by itself, as hair so often does.
J. Crew: Unnatural Beauty [Photoshop Disasters]


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Geographic returns to ND
Follow the links in this Herald article to get to a most excellent National Geographic article on the North Dakota oil fields. A few years ago, National Geographic wrote on the emptying of North Dakota's farm country. It was an accurate article, but because it didn't include the Chamber of Commerce booster points, it was greeted with anger by the more defensive North Dakotans. This article is just as good, and gives a detailed and enlightening account of conditions on the oil field.
Can we not face the notion that most things are simultaneously good and bad? The economic boom helps people make money, but the environmental and social impact of oil development is a disaster. Why hide the downside?


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John Patrick McKenzie (b. 1962, Philippines) uses text for both its visual and semantic qualities, creating work that simultaneously serves as both image and poetry. McKenzie's process is based on a complex, repetitive sequencing of calligraphy that methodically adds layers of nuance to his chosen subjects, which are most often people and objects from pop culture, current events, and his immediate surroundings. Swirling, multiangled, and disorienting, the placement of his language comments on the contradictory, sometimes overwhelming, nature of media attention and celebrity.
McKenzie moved to the United States with his family in 1964 and joined the Creativity Explored studio in 1989. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally (See below), and he was nominated for SFMOMA's prestigious SECA Art Award in 2012. McKenzie's drawings are included in the permanent collections of Le MADmusée, Liège, Belgium, and abcd (art brut connaissance et diffusion), Paris, France.
See more of McKenzie's work on Artsy.
On paper
Half of the proceeds from each art sale go directly to the studio artist.
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I was motivated to join the Marine Corps, I was, my dad was a Marine, my uncle a Marine and grandfather also, a Marine. So I was pretty much motivated as fuck before going to bootcamp, I was thinking like, oh wait until they see me, just wait, it will be the greatest thing ever being a Marine, and I was motivated until i got to Parris island, and realized how much bootcamp sucked and how brutal it was, like everyone else, and after the crucible, I was motto as hell, and was pumped, and it only kind of hit me that week, prior to crucible, on the way to church, I talked to another recruit, thinking, wow, I kind of just endured these past 12 weeks, and really, I kind of want to be a civillian again. So i realized I satisfied that urge of wanting and being a Marine down in parris island, and I wanted to be a civillian again, until the reality set it, that I was fucking locked in, for the next 6 years of my life….
Back to what I was saying before, so after the crucible, i was motto as fuck, couldn't wait to come home and show off to the girlfriend and to all those scumfucks i graduated highschool with. So I get home on bootleave, half way through, and fucking realize I want to be a civillian again, and I did not want to leave, I realized how fucking awesome the civllian life is, how much I took for granted. Because In Parris Island I learned everything i needed to learn, I realized you have to a complete piece of shit to not be sucessful inthe civillian world, and hard work is easy, you just gotta fucking do it. Thats what I got out of the Marine Corps, and thats really all I wanted out of it, I joined becuase i felt i was a screwup who was lazy, i felt I needed a change, an appiphany so to speak, and I got one, and now thats its all said and done, I want out becuase I fufilled and learaned everything I wanted from the Marine Corps when I was in the parris Island, now i just want to live my life and leave the Marine Corps behind, but I can't and I'm stuck with it the next 6 years of my life. Okay, so I'm reserve you say, not too bad right? Wrong. I have a Sergeant who just came off of active duty, who was only his second drill last month (as it was for me too) and he was basically telling me how much he hated it as well. Ill tell you why.
So, I get a taste of civllian life during my month off right? Well heres why it sucks, because the reserve in a sense, is like teasing an animal, they constantly feel like they're gonna get the thing they want, but the reality is, they're not gonna get that fucking dog bone. ANd that's the reserve, I'm teased with, 'oh you can go to school' 'oh you can work', but the reality is every fucking month I have to sacrifice a weekend, and report for this bullshit, how can I accomidate a school scheudale, what if i have a final the monday after the weekend, and with my major, being finance, how can I work as a corporate banker, with crazy hours, and say they need me to come in on a saturday, oh wait, cant cause of reserve, all the reserve does it get your enjoying and becoming comfortable with civillian life making you feel free for a little why, and then all of a sudden the carpet is pulled out from underneath you, pretty much saying "JK YEAH RIGHT LOLOLOL, YOU'RE MINE THE NEXT 6 YEARS BITCH". And thats what makes it suck, it could be a weekend needed for work, vacation, a wedding, nope, gotta sacrifice it.
So this is my 3rd drill coming up, and I just fucking hate it, a lot of what has to do with it are these power insane, unintelligent douche bags that are your fellow Marines. Everytime I go, there are in particular these 2 douche bags I have to put up with, who I went to MOS school with and were such assholes to me, and I thought i'd never have to see them again, but of course they end up at my unit, and they make my life suck, so my entire month I just dread going back to drill, and while I'm there I just feel like shit, and just knowing that this will be my life the 6 years makes me want to get the fuck out, I hate it, it does nothing for me except get in the way of pursuing my civillian career and life with my girlfriend, and it just fucking urks me, living month to month, dreading each month, because of the upcoming drill dates, and just having that in the back of my head, the whole month makes me anxious, depressed and shitty, and knowing that im going to have to put up with this fucking emotional drain for the next 6 years of my life, makes me want to go to drastic measures to get the fuck out, if there is anyway for 6 years to pass quickly, please, someone let me in on it, because i fucking hate the way my life looks right now.
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Welcome to The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Victoria Archive
The Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Victoria's on-line archive is a valuable resource for Society members, researchers, performers and casual browsers. It has information about all of the shows performed by the Society over its extensive history, including lists of cast and crew, photographs and other material. Our collection of sound files will be available in due course.
The archive is searchable by year and show name via the menu on the left. Users can also use the search facility in the top right hand corner on the top banner to look up dates, names appearing on cast lists, show names.
Some of the highlights of the archive are:
- Cast lists going back to the early years of the 1930s.
- Lists of cast, crew and in some cases orchestras from the 1980s onwards.
- Playbills from most shows from the 1990s on, and some even earlier than that.
- Photographs of many shows from the past.
- An ability to search the archive for casts, crews and orchestras for all shows from 2008 onwards.
- Scanned copies of the Society magazine The Palace Peeper.
- Sound files and video clips from shows.
- Articles and reviews.
Please contribute
Are you a member or a former member who can help us fill gaps in the current archive?
Do you have any old playbills, reviews or other like memorabilia that could be shared online?
You are welcome to contribute these to the archive. The aim is to make this archive as useful and as comprehensive as possible - and you can help.
Please contact one of the administrators or log into the site and contribute them online.
The Society's online archivist is Diana (Hatch) Faizoulline. She has been engaged with this archive project for many years and has scoured the Society's collections for information about old cast lists and photographs. As a regular performer with the Society over many years, she has contributed a lot of the information from her own extensive collection of old programmes and other memorabilia. Diana is the first point of contact for any contributions to the online archive. The Society's webmaster is Alex Scutt, who is overseeing the process of transferring a huge amount of this material into the new online database through which you are now browsing. It will take a little time before all of the material is transferred. Please check back regularly on the site or contact one of us if information you think is on the archive isn't. This online archive is distinct from the Society's library. Information about the Society's library and the Bruce Doery collection is available elsewhere on the website.


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Michele – violinist
Michele's Story
I am often asked by guests how a Londoner such as myself came to be living in Thenay, an unassuming picturesque village in the Loire Valley
teaching English in the village catholic Lycèe and performing as a violinist. Or the hidden question; what motivated you? happiness? love? despair?
My story begins with a born yearning to connect with people beyond the normal social niceties. My father taught me to be curious and creative and my mother and my grandmother taught me to work hard and to value education. However, the truth was evasive in my childhood with several forced moves, changes of schools and eventually the disappearance of my father who re-surfaced in America under a different name. Driven by the need for absolute truth I turned to Christianity and in so doing, found an honest Christian man who wanted to marry me.
No longer in each other's lives, the marriage with God and the Christian man is now a distant happy memory. But I have not given up the search for spirituality, for generosity, for trust in relationships and a yearning for a deeper connection with humanity and nature. It is now to music, to the arts, to the French culture, to my reading and studying, to the beauty of the nature around me and to an attempt to remain open and curious that drives me forward.
Michele Spencer BAHons LGSM
Studied at Guildhall Music College in London.
or Solo violin:
private engagements/ weddings/portes ouvertes/vernissages/wine festivals/weddings/funerals
100-250€ (1-3hrs)
Recent playing experience:
– La Ballade Blanche, April 2011
- -Street theatre in Pontlevoy
- -Violinist for dance spectacle, Blois, May 2011
- -Violinist with France Montgolfiers May 2011
- -Working with composer Herbert Winful (see photo below)
- -Violinist with English theatre company, Full Body & The Voice
- -Opening of Ouchamps & Molineuf art exhibitions
- Caves Monmousseau, opening of art exhibition
- Regular performer at Chateau Vallagon
- Performer at Hotel de l'Ecole speacial dinners
- Director of Music for Ballad de Sens, April 2012, Pontlevoy Abbey
2011 Musee de Beaux Arts Tours – violin spectacle with dancer and artist Pamela Moulton
Previous: classical musician with English orchestras and ensembles
To listen to Herbert's music with Michele improvising.
Performance at H.A.G., Blois, May 2011 with 18 dancers and Michele improvising on violin to a theme by Purcell.


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Slax update should be this week
I've been somehow busy with other stuff lately, but we had to wait for AUFS for Linux Kernel 3.8 anyway. It's now available, and KDE has released bugfix version 4.10.1, so there is everything we need for the next Slax update release. It should be finished this week, or at the beginning of the next week.
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I hope all the apps are updated to firefox, smplayer etc
startup a bit fast in kde,
good to see u back take care
hope startup faster too ~~
Hi Thomas,
I have an issue to report, i do not know if it is specific to my install or if anybody else has encountered it.
Network Manager can not scan for wireless networks
The iwconfig shows that the wifi adapter is recognized and that the iwlwifi kernel module is ok.
The error message i see points to Policykit :
"Error checking authorization:
The name org.freedesktop.PolicyKit1 was not provided by any .service files. "
I use slax-English-UK-7.0.5-i486.zip
With the following modules:
I have not tried it yet with other language versions, but will do so soon.
I had the same error after installing Chrome. Get rid of the Google Chrome module and re-start. This should do it.
Thanks, I was wondering why my wifi doesn't work too -- even after installing all available firmwares that I could get my hands on -- that I'd to resorted to Porteus V2.0 for daily use. Also, notice that the Restart option dissappears after installing Google Chrome.
@slaxuser Chrome is conflicting with polkit1 for some reason. I notified Tomas and he is aware of this issue. I am happy with Firefox at this moment. Just do no install Chrome for now.
yup, chrome hosed my installed also. I'm just lucky that I didnt start with chrome like usual so i figured it out.
It is a mystery for me why google chrome module should cause this. It is installed in /opt, there is no reason it should affect other things in Slax whatsoever.
Could that be rather caused by the chrome dependency (gconf) module?
have a look at http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=104872
Indeed it seems to be a bug in Chrome/Chromium
Any chance of an arm build?
@tomas I would not have Chrome available at the store until we find the issue with it.
我使用Slax 7.05 Chinese (Simplified)
Hi Tomas
Sometimes, when I use the Firefox browser, right click menu will lose response.Restart the browser can solve this problem.
I use Slax 7.05 Chinese (Simplified)
When I want to turn on the function of reading time, it prompted me to start JOVIE speech synthesis fails, can not find the service "KTTSD".
"Sometimes, when I use the Firefox browser, right click menu will lose response.Restart the browser can solve this problem."Looks like private browsing mode will occur
I finally found the problem in Firefox an extension (http://www.toptip.ca/2010/10/firefox-extension-google-dictionary-and.html)
Hi, any of you (without gpu) have trouble with momentary x-freezes. Seems cutting network access during freeze prolongs it. can't find any error mesg besides reference to gpu and or drm .
It happens on both intel graphic and ati. Worst on intel though!
"I finally found the problem in Firefox an extension "When I disabled it sometimes problems still exist
this comment is in czech, because the developer is czech, sorry english-speaking people
nainstaloval jsem si slax 7, a byl jsem opravdu spokojen, nádherné prostředí s transparentností, mnoho nastavení a hlavně rychlost a svižnost i na horších hardwarech, proto bych se rád zeptal, jestli neplánujete možnost instalace slaxu fyzicky na harddisk počítače, boot by byl rychlejší a snadnější a slax by mohl s jeho výhodami dost konkurovat známému ubuntu, přizpůsobitelnost je opravdu dobrá, chci vás pochválit, opravdu skvělá práce
hi did you think about using plymouth for bootsplash?
Tomáš už přispěno že on bude nikdy obsahovat instalační (Google translate)
(Tomas already posted that he will never include an installer)
The fact is, Slax itself is already "installable", you can put it to hard drive the very same way like you put it on USB disk.
Hi Tomas, I have an Ethernet Atheros AR8161, no wifi, and Slax doesn't recognize it. I tried lost of commands but no success. I can post the exits of all I did, but I don't know if here is the right place to do it. Thanks
Tomas, another observation, I'm kind noob


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Taught by Orville Johnson in Fingerstyle Blues seriesLength: 38:01Difficulty: 3.0 of 5
The blues is a distinctly American style of music. Many popular genres such as jazz, rock, and country music draw upon basic blues concepts. Consequently, it is advantageous for any guitarist to study the blues.
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In this lesson, Orville introduces one of the basic fingerstyle techniques - the alternating bass technique.Length: 14:49 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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Orville Johnson teaches his interpretation of the piano-based song "Winin' Boy Blues" by Jelly Roll Morton.Length: 29:33 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Orville Johnson teaches his take on a blues standard entitled "One Dime Blues."Length: 13:46 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Orville Johnson teaches the classic gospel tune "I'll Fly Away" in the Piedmont style.Length: 18:40 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Orville teaches the a fingerstyle version of the classic blues number "How Long, How Long."Length: 23:31 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Orville Johnson teaches a common blues melody that has been used in several classic songs including "Louis Collins."Length: 15:09 Difficulty: 0.0 Members Only
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Orville Johnson reviews an original tune he calls "St. Johnny" in this lesson.Length: 44:09 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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In this Fingerstyle Blues lesson, Orville Johnson uses the 12 bar blues in C to talk about chord substitutions.Length: 35:34 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Orville Johnson walks through "Jelly Jelly," an original piano blues style song.Length: 22:14 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Welcome to part one of a two part mini series on the great guitarist known as Scrapper Blackwell! Orville tackles the unique techniques Scrapper utilized.Length: 28:15 Difficulty: 2.5 Members Only
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Orville Johnson delves into the style of Mississippi once more. This time around he takes a look at a song that is inspired by "Frankie and Albert".Length: 16:17 Difficulty: 3.0 Members Only
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Orville Johnson likes to use a technique called "Heavy-time bass" when playing the bass notes on his guitar. In this lesson he teaches you how adding this trick to your arsenal can make you a more versatile...Length: 25:29 Difficulty: 3.5 Members Only
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Orville Johnson was born in 1953 in Edwardsville, Illinois and came up on the St. Louis, Missouri music scene, where he was exposed to and participated in a variety of blues, bluegrass and American roots music. He began singing in his Pentecostal church as a young boy, in rock bands in middle school, then took up the guitar at 17,with early influences from Doc Watson, Rev. Gary Davis, Mississippi John Hurt, and Chuck Berry. In the early 1970's, Orville spent several seasons playing bluegrass on the SS Julia Belle Swain, a period-piece Mississippi river steamboat plying the inland waterways, with his group the Steamboat Ramblers.
Orville moved to Seattle, Washington in 1978, where he was a founding member of the much-loved and well-remembered folk/rock group, the Dynamic Logs. Other musical associates include Laura Love, Ranch Romance, File' Gumbo Zydeco Band, Scott Law, and the Twirling Mickeys. Johnson, known for his dobro and slide guitar stylings and vocal acrobatics, has played on over 100 albums. He has appeared on Garrison Keilor's Prairie Home Companion, Jay Leno's Tonight Show and was featured in the 1997 film Georgia with Mare Winningham. His musical expertise can also be heard on the Microsoft CD-ROMs, Musical Instruments of the World and the Complete Encyclopedia of Baseball. He teaches as well at the International Guitar Seminar, Pt. Townsend Country Blues Week and Puget Sound Guitar Workshop.
Orville released 4 recordings in the 1990's: The World According to Orville (1990) Blueprint for the Blues (1998) Slide & Joy (1999) an all-instrumental dobro tour de force and Kings of Mongrel Folk (1997) with Mark Graham. He also appeared on 4 discs with the File' Gumbo Zydeco Band and produced Whose World Is This (1997) for Jim Page and Inner Life (1999) for Mark Graham. In the 21st century, he has released Freehand, a new Kings of Mongrel Folk disc, Still Goin' Strong, and been featured in the soundtracks of PBS' Frontier House and the Peter Fonda flick The Wooly Boys as well as the compilation cd Legends of the Incredible Lap Steel Guitar.
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Trying to figure out which of these bikes or scooters to buy? Compare the TVS Radeon Vs TVS Star City Plus on carandbike to make an informed buying decision as to which bike to buy in 2020. This comparison has been carried out on the basis of prices, engine specifications, mileage, and features of these two-wheelers.
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The ex-showroom, New Delhi price of the TVS Star City Plus starts at ₹ 61,436 and goes up to ₹ 61,936 for the fully-loaded model. On the other hand, the price of the base version of the TVS Radeon starts at ₹ 59,942 and goes up to Rs. ₹ 62,942 for range topping model.
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The Masters in Computing (Data Analytics) course content has been developed jointly by IBM and DCU to equip students with deep analytical skills to support the changing face of business today. The new program will provide a variety of exclusive resources including access to real-world IBM case studies from cities and organizations around the world. It will be delivered by experts from DCU and IBM and will facilitate collaborative research projects between the two organizations.
"This new MSc program will give students deep quantitative skills and technical expertise to apply analytics to real business problems. Cities today generate large volumes of data, and both IT managers and city leaders must understand the implications of the use of that data and how to create social and business value by extracting actionable insights from that data. These data and analytics challenges also exist in other industries, and students with these skills will have many career opportunities," says Dr Katharine Frase, Vice President and CTO, IBM Global Public Sector.
Technologies such as the Internet, social media and cloud computing are generating vast amounts of data. The ability to analyze big data has implications for industries as healthcare, retail, finance and transportation.
The data analytics sector, which is growing at 40% per annum worldwide, focuses on converting large amounts of raw data into valuable information through the use of statistical analysis and advanced software. The sector has been targeted for jobs growth as part of the 'Disruptive Reforms' in the Irish Government's Action Plan for Jobs 2013.
"With this growth rate, there will soon be a shortage of talented analysts who can help cities and organizations work with big data and analysis," says Professor Brian MacCraith, President of DCU. "This new Masters program seeks to address this skills gap and will complement existing national Big Data initiatives by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and Enterprise Ireland (EI) such as the Centre for Applied Data Analytics Research and the Insight-sponsored structured PhD in Data Analytics."
Big data is a term for technology and services that harness the explosion of data coming from a growing number of resources - including data collected from smartphones and social networks, instrumentation and atmospheric readings to surveillance cameras and sensors.
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Abdomen enhanced CT revealed soft tissue thickening with fluid collection in the paravertebral spaces of L3-S3 and L5-S1 spines. Multifocal decrease of perfusion in bilateral kidney was noted. In spine MRI, signal change and abnormal enhancement was noticed in the vertebral bodies of C3-4, T4-6, T8-9, and L3-4 spines. Extension of enhancement with air bubble along the paravertebral and epidural space around L3-4 and T5 spines suggested the formation of epidural abscesses. A small abscess was also seen in the left psoas muscle.
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