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VOLUME 53, ISSUE 31 Wednesday, Nov. 18, 1992 The Signpost Soapbox: Please pass the pigskin. P. 5 WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY OGDEN, UTAH Signpost Raking it in J : i - ! ! - - f - J- t u ..L I ... ' V:i - , . ' . ' - . t J i. , , - J . 7,r ENA LAD! THf SIGNPOSI DEANN DIXON IS one of several WSU personnel Involved in the removal of fall leaves. " ' "" -' 1 ' . - ' Aesthetics committee will beautify campus, if resolution is approved By MARKFORSBERG Gov't affairs ed. of The Signpost Weber State University may undergo a face-lift if a resolution by arts and humanities senator Scott Ennis survives the legislative process. The resolution would provide for the formation of an aesthetics committee composed of students and faculty, which would appeal for funds from ASWSU and other areas for "the artistic adornment of Weber State University," according to the resolution. The committee would be run much like the one that produces the "Metaphor," said Ennis, by allocating funds and putting out a piece or two of work each year. "We will ha vea committee that will fund projects like the HPEC mural from year to year," Ennis said. The purpose behind this resolution was to avoid the funding problems raised by the HPEC facility mural, which was denied funding from the ASWSU senate budget, he said. The idea would be especially appropria te for a college campus, said James McBeth, chairman of the visual arts department. "I think it's a really great idea. We need more visual art around and this is a way of making it happen. We learn visually, so we need more of the visual aspect oflearn-ing." He suggested several different types of projects the committee could approve, such as a large, all night projector show on the sides of various buildings. He also said the large ventilation facility on the north end of the Browning Center could be decorated. "It would make that area less of an eyesore," he said. McBeth also wanted a new piece of art for the front of the art building. The three-year-old mural above the entrance will be torn down when winter ends, leaving a bare brick wall. It cost $5,000 to erect, and was done by a student. Most of the projects would be like the mural on the art building, which was expected to last about two years, McBeth said. Projects would cost about as much as the HPEC mural and the art building mural, about $5,000. Bob Folsom, of WSU architecture and engineering, said all projects would have to be approved through him and the president's council, but he was wholly in support of the resolution."I have no objections to it as long as they don't knock down walls," he said. The resolution was postponed in Monday's senate meeting to allow the senators more time to investigate whether an aesthetics committee would overlap with the campus planning committee, and to decide to whom the committee would report. Copy machines and car pools discussed in ASWSU senate By MARK FORSBERG Gov't affairs editor of The Signpost It was a busy day in Monday's ASWSU senate, with the end of thequarter bringing on a rush of 14 new and old proposals. DM SI Wednesday, Nov. 18 Accu-Weather forecast for daytime conditions and high temperatures jAzz-v IDAHO -gj m'rO w i 1 1 r S 09fen 49 Agy. Salt Lake City 49' Provo "ii7 NEV. COLO. Cedar City 54 ARIZ. NM New resolutions and bills: Mark my spot: a resolution sponsored by Lisa Dowell, non-traditional student senator, which would provide clearly marked parking stalls near the curbs of roads and unmarked parking areas of Weber State University. Photocopy machines: a resolution sponsored by Jeff Hatch, business and economics senator, to require coin-operated copy machines in all WSU computer labs. B Year of the American Indian: a resolution sponsored by Virgil Begay, Native American senator, which would allow ASWSU to recognize 1992 as the year of the American Indian. This resolution was passed by a concensus vote. Car pool commi ttee: a resolution sponsored by Cynthia Bonsall, residence halls senator, to create a committee of five students or staff to research a method of encouraging car pooling to and from campus. WSU student handbook: a bill spon sored by Bryan Benard, social and behavioral sciences senator, to divert ASWSU funds to produce an ASWSU handbook. This would provide students with information on student officers and services. B Revisions were made on the College of Natural Science Area Council Charter and the Native American Students Council Charter. Resolutions and Bills voted on by the senate: Passed: B Multicultural diversity: a resolution to the general educationcommittee recommending a "multicultural diversity class" to be taught at WSU, preferably by the education department. Proposed by Miguel Orozco, Hispanic student senator. B Faculty diversity: a resolution by Sumiko Anderson, black student senator, that the ASWSU senate support the diversification of faculty at WSU. This resolution passed with a concensus vote. Shuttle improvement: a resolution by Zachary Campbell, health professions senator, that two new shuttle buses be purchased next school year and another the following year. Postponed: B Parking finals: a resolution by Julie Batchelor, traditional student senator, that a request be sent to the parking committee for all parking areas, except 24-hour tow-away zones, be open to students during finals week. 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The Ramsar Bureau's Work Plan for 2003 -- extract for Africa
Arusha, Tanzania, 4-8 April 2005
Ramsar Bureau Work Plan 2003
Based on Section II of the Convention's Strategic Plan 2003-2005 (Resolution VIII.25), incorporating all relevant Actions called for in Resolutions adopted by the 8th meeting of the Conference of the Parties
Approved by Decision SC29-1 of the 29th Meeting of the Standing Committee
Gland, Switzerland, 26-28 February 2003
1. The global actions described below are to be undertaken by the Secretary General, the Deputy Secretary General, and the Senior Advisor on Environment and Development Cooperation (SAEDC), in consultation with the Regional Coordinators, the MedWet Coordination Unit, and other staff as appropriate. The delivery of some actions will be achieved by regionally-consistent implementation support to Contracting Parties by the Bureau's Regional Teams.
2. The global actions also include most of the work of the Communications Team.
3. Global actions in 2003 will concentrate mainly on the following priorities:
a) the follow-up toCOP8, including:
finalization and wide circulation of COP8 Resolutions; and
preparation of a 2nd edition of the Ramsar "Toolkit" of Wise Use Handbooks;
b) preparation and circulation to Parties of the COP9 National Planning Tool and National Report Format;
c) preparation and input of Ramsar issues and opportunities to the 3rd World Water Forum (Japan, March 2003) and World Parks Congress (South Africa, September 2003);
d) continuing development of synergies with other multilareral environmental agreements (MEAs) and organizations in order to avoid duplication of work both at the international and national levels, and to establish effective coordination and cooperation among the related MEAs. Synergies may include, where appropriate and in consultation with the Standing Committee, further development and implementation of joint work plans, and actions between Ramsar and other MEAs and contributions to their COPs and other meetings. This should facilitate the work of the institutions directly responsible for implementation in each country, and at the same time generate the involvement of other key institutions that so far have not been working with the Convention, such as those responsible for water resources management and land use planning;
e) continuing engagement in a more wide-ranging dialogue with the development assistance community, so as to generate more funds for wetland-related projects in developing countries and countries in transition; including the provision of support to Parties in their development and fund-raising of wetland projects, and in particular to promote the Ramsar Endowment Fund, once its modus operandi has been established by the Standing Committee;
f) further development of work strengthening the Convention's capacity to respond to socio-economic issues, including through the promotion of environmentally sound trade in wetland-derived plant and animal products as a way to conserve wetlands and alleviate poverty, wetland incentives and disincentives for wetland conservation and sustainable use;
g) implementation of the Convention's programme on communication, education and public awareness adopted by Resolution VIII.31, through the provision of additional guidance, materials and information networks for the use of Contracting Parties;
h) further development of the celebration of World Wetlands Day 2003 as a tool to expand the outreach work of the Bureau and to increase the awareness of the role of wetlands in the hydrological cycle and in securing water security and the visibility of the Convention concerning the vital link between wetlands and water, as a means of contributing to sustainable development around the world and heightened understanding of the role of wetlands in this International Year of Water;
i) preparing for and supporting the work of the STRP and the implementation of its new modus operandi established by Resolution VIII.28, including the establishment of the STRP Support Service; and
j) assistance to the Regional Coordinators in their efforts to encourage and support Contracting Parties, in particular in relation to:i) implementation of actions called for in COP8 Resolutions;
ii) delivering on their pledges at COP8 regarding Ramsar site designations and other aspects of the implementation of the Convention;
ii) application of the Strategic Framework for the development of the Ramsar List, including issues related to the updating of the holdings of the Ramsar Sites Database; and
iii) full implementation of Article 3.2 of the Convention, and the assessment and reporting of the status and trends of wetland ecosystems.
Article 3.2: "Each Contracting Party shall arrange to be informed at the earliest possible time if the ecological character of any wetland in its territory and included in the List has changed, is changing or is likely to change as the result of technological developments, pollution or other human interference. Information on such changes shall be passed without delay to the organization or government responsible for the continuing bureau duties specified in Article 8."
4. These actions of the Work Plan are to be undertaken mostly by the Regional Coordinator for Africa and the Intern/Assistant to the Regional Coordinator, in consultation with the Administrative Authorities and other staff as appropriate.
5. The Africa region includes the mainland continent and the island states of Cape Verde, Comoros, Madagascar, Mauritius, Sao Tome & Principe, and Seychelles, which makes a total of 53 countries. Contracting Parties in Africa: (35), January 2003: Algeria, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Chad, Comoros, Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kenya, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mauritius, Morocco, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania and Zambia
6. The Bureau has been working effectively with the International Organization Partners, the Contracting Parties, and other players to facilitate the accession of additional countries to the Ramsar Convention. As a result, Benin, Burundi, Libyan Arab Jamahirya, Mauritius, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and the United Republic of Tanzania joined the Convention during the last triennium.
7. Angola, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Lesotho, Liberia, Mozambique, Rwanda, Seychelles, and Sudan are taking steps for accession. Djibouti has finished the process of accession and has sent the instruments of accession to UNESCO. Liberia and Equatorial Guinea have ratified the Convention and need only to designate a Ramsar site in order to complete the accession process. It is hoped that Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea and Liberia will become Ramsar Contracting Parties within the first half of 2003.
Issues and priorities
8. The important role of wetlands in sustainable development needs to be underscored and communicated to policy makers and economic planners in Africa, so that their values and functions are more fully recognized and taken into consideration. It must also be acknowledged that for Ramsar to be effective in Africa it must work in partnership with the major political and institutional frameworks, and especially the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD). In the framework of NEPAD, there has been an agreement among African Ministers to develop Africa-wide environmental action plans for selected thematic areas, including wetlands. This provides a major opportunity for supporting Parties in their delivery of commitments to the Convention, and supporting its NEPAD development and implementation will be a major priority during 2003.
9. The challenge for Africa is to make the best use of all existing frameworks and emerging opportunities for the conservation and sustainable use of wetlands and their resources through the adoption and implementation of a coherent national action plan for wetlands. Bureau support will focus on assisting Parties to address the following issues and challenges, through the application of the Ramsar tools and guidelines adopted by COP8.
a) Knowledge / Capacity-Building (inventories and valuations)
10. Wetland inventories are a priority in Africa. Until national inventories have been established, it is difficult to select and take long-term actions on wetland management initiatives. In this regard, economic valuation of the goods and services that wetlands provide will help us in convincing decision makers of the importance of wetlands. Environmental evaluations, as well as inventories and assessments, are important tools in wetland management.
b) Links to Poverty Eradication
11. Poverty underlies most problems in the wetlands sector and if our efforts are to be successful, we must link our activities to poverty alleviation and find solutions to these root problems. To this end, wetland and water resource management must be integrated with national livelihood policies.
12. Agriculture is important to livelihoods and food security and is one of the primary target activities in poverty reduction strategies. The NEPAD Wetland Strategy should promote livelihoods and food security through sound irrigation schemes, fisheries management, and range-land management including wetlands, protected areas, and agro-forestry in wetland ecosystems. Coordination and consultation among the relevant sectors and proper legal frameworks are crucial for success.
c) Ecosystem Management & Regional Cooperation
13. River /lake basins are suitable frameworks for ecosystem management: NEPAD highlights transboundary wetlands as an urgent priority because a number of the problems to be addressed (e.g., eradication of alien species, management of coastal zones, and technology transfer) require regional planning and action.
14. In developing the links between NEPAD and Ramsar, there is a need to expand integrated land and water use plans which would serve as the basis for national and regional cooperation.
15. The development of land-use policies must be integrated with water resources management, and countries will be encouraged to adopt uniform water quality standards at the national and subregional levels.
16. Inland waters and coastal areas should be managed together through integrated water resource management and integrated coastal zones management.
d) Funding
17. Funding is severely limited in the region and is needed for a range of actions including inventory, assessment, monitoring of water resources, training, capacity-building, education and public awareness.
18. Funding is also required for the preparation and implementation of wetland management plans for water supply, biodiversity conservation, agriculture, fisheries, range-lands, forestry, and tourism development.
e) The way forward
19. Resolution VIII.44 concerning the role of the Convention in NEPAD provides a strong framework for future actions to secure wetland conservation and wise use in Africa, and during 2003 work will focus on supporting and encouraging Parties to implement the terms of this Resolution, notably that it:
a) urges Contracting Parties to provide support for the implementation of actions undertaken through the Environment Initiative of NEPAD;
b) urges Contracting Parties in the African region to use NEPAD, AMCEN (African Ministerial Conference on Environment) and AMCOW (African Ministerial Conference on Water) to advance the objectives of the Convention, mindful of the need to adopt a multi-sectoral approach to the conservation and wise use of wetlands;
c) urges Contracting Parties to pay specific attention to the development and implementation of initiatives with transboundary elements, particularly where these refer to shared river and lake basins, shared wetlands, migratory species and technology transfer;
d) calls upon the NEPAD development partners to provide support to African Contracting Parties in the implementation of the Ramsar Strategic Plan, including communication, education and public awareness (CEPA), which is considered an important tool for realising the goals of the programme; and
e) directs the Ramsar Bureau to develop synergies between the implementation of the Convention and NEPAD in Africa.


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It's an exciting day for SideQuest Studios and the eastasiasoft team! Our indie role-playing game, Rainbow Moon, is out today for PS Vita. And as promised in my last post, we have a lot of great offers for PS3 Rainbow Moon players and PlayStation Plus subscribers.
After we released Rainbow Moon on PS3 last year, one of the most common questions we received was "Are you going to make a Vita version?" Obviously we weren't the only ones that believed Rainbow Moon would make a great experience for handheld platforms, and with demand being so high, we set about working on a Vita port almost immediately.
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For a small developer like SideQuest Studios, it's really a special event when one of our games finally hits the store following almost two years of development. We have already received amazing feedback from players in Europe, where Rainbow Moon was released a few days earlier, and we are very excited to finally bring the game to the North American PlayStation Store.
As a goodie and to further spark your interest, I have brand new stuff to show you today, including a new launch trailer and another episode of our development diary video series. I will also tell you more about Rainbow Moon's main characters.
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Summer is a great time to game. Open the window, turn up the volume to let everybody know what you're playing. Another way to celebrate summer gaming is to watch this edition of PULSE which features new and upcoming releases and the annual PlayStation Store Summer Sale. Join Christina Lee for a look at Rainbow Moon — a classic looking 90′s RPG produced by the same folks who created Soldner X. For the PlayStation Vita, Zen Pinball 2 is coming soon supporting cross-play. The PS3 version supports stereoscopic 3D and is backwards compatible for those of you who've got the original.
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The last time we spoke, I explained Rainbow Moon's battle system. This time, I'd like to give you some insight into the game's character development system. Many gamers think that character development is just about battling and leveling up. While that's partly true in Rainbow Moon, there's a lot more that can make or break a game.


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BENEZETTE – Just over a month ago, Governor Tom Corbett signed House Bill 2169 into law. The bill, in part, created a special conservation license that could be chanced off annually to raise funds to benefit conservation and education efforts in Pennsylvania's Elk Country. Working together, in a span of roughly four weeks the Keystone Elk Country Alliance (KECA) and Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) were able to raise over $150,000 selling tickets for the first ever Pa. Elk Tag Raffle.
BENEZETTE – It was a beautiful weekend in Benezette for the 2014 Pennsylvania Great Outdoors Elk Expo, which was held at the Elk Country Visitor Center on Saturday and Sunday.
"We really couldn't have asked for better weather today," Elk Country Visitor Center Operations Manager Carla Wehler said on Saturday afternoon. "It wasn't too hot, wasn't too cold, and there was no rain. It was just a beautiful day and was a little bit overcast. We're pretty excited."
Devyn Condon, a life scout in Troop 93 for the Boy Scouts of America is raising support in the forms of donations and aluminum pop tabs for the Service Paws for Central Pennsylvania organization.
The Service Paws for Central Pa. organization was started in November 2011 in Altoona. The mission of the organization is to support service dogs and those they serve.
A major way that it accomplishes its goals is through collecting aluminum can tabs and monetary donations. The tabs can be recycled for cash, which will then go towards the purchasing and care of service dogs in the central Pa. area.
Ardelle Johnson Parsons, 86, of Ridgway, died Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014 at Pinecrest Manor in St. Marys following a lengthy illness.
She was born May 25, 1928 in Kane, daughter of the late David N. and Ada (Eckenbaum) Johnson.
Daniel J. Hill, 45, of 201 Tyler Ave., Ridgway, died Saturday evening, Aug. 16, 2014 at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh following a brief illness.
He was born July 9, 1969 in Ridgway, son of the late John F. and Janis L. (Snyder) Hill. He married Tanya M. Hlavac on May 21, 2005. He had resided in Ridgway all of his life and was a member of the Ridgway Church of the Nazarene, and the Ridgway Moose. Dan was a graduate of the Ridgway High School, Class of 1987. He had been employed by the County of Elk as a corrections officer for 10 years.
KERSEY – The timber industry was highlighted during Friday's Elk County Farm Bureau Legislative Tour, which was held at Northwood Resources, Inc.(NRI) in Kersey.
As part of the 18th annual tour, approximately 40 attendees gathered at NRI, situated off state Route 255 along Birch Valley Road.
Owner Michael Hoffman provided a tour and general information about the log yard and distribution center of cherry, red oak, hard maple and white oak logs. The company is a family-owned business founded in 2011. Hoffman has worked in the timber field for 30 years.
HORTON TWP. – A Brockport resident faces multiple charges in an alleged rape incident that occurred on or about Aug. 14 at 3 p.m.
Junior Dewey Senior, 84, of 41 Rocky Ln., Brockport, is charged with felony counts of rape, unlawful restraint, and corruption of minors, as well as a misdemeanor count of indecent assault. The office of Magisterial District Judge George A. "Tony" King wouldn't release the affidavit of probable cause for protection of the victim.
A criminal case against a former Kane woman linked with an identity theft has been bound over to McKean County Court following a preliminary hearing earlier this week in Kane District Court.
Aimee Carol Anderson Wile Hodgdon, 41, a former Kane resident now living at 213 Faries St., Wilcox, is accused of using the identity of 86-year-old Mabel Johnson of Wetmore Township to fraudulently obtain a credit card. She allegedly used the credit card to make cash withdrawals at Hamlin Bank in Kane and purchases at the Family Dollar and Dollar General stores in Kane.
BENEZETTE – During this year's Pa. Great Outdoors Elk Expo at the Elk Country Visitor Center in Benezette, official event merchandise will be available, including the 2014 elk expo patch. Each year a different four-inch embroidered patch has been made to commemorate the expo, and individuals have had the opportunity to submit their photos of Pennsylvania elk in hopes of having one chosen to be featured on the annual collector's item.
This year's patch depicts a winter scene of a bull elk bugling and is based on a photograph taken by John Rihn of Glenshaw in December 2010.
A Johnsonburg man faces several felony charges for an alleged statutory sexual assault on a known 13-year-old female.
Charles James Nussbaum, 28, of 515 1/2 Market St., Johnsonburg, is charged with felony offenses of statutory sexual assault, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, corruption of minors, criminal use of a communication facility and indecent assault. Additionally, he is charged with a misdemeanor count of indecent assault. It is alleged that these acts occurred approximately between April 1 and July 20.


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I haven't had any yet. But MY suspicions are that water gets behind the plactic trim and freezes. Water expands and cracks them. I had noticed this concern has dropped off to almost nothing over the summer. Now with freezing temps and precipitation it is back. Maybe instead of plastic they need to make it from a more pliable vinyl material.
These aren't pick ups with frames so it is unlikley body twist. Hoisting problems, maybe. Anyone have an old one to see if there is a "water pocket" behind the trim for water to collect and freeze?
I too have a sharp incline to enter my driveway. I don't have it. These are unibody cars. There is some flex but.... I don't think it is that much to break these panels like this. Mine is garaged in rain and cold also. But you all did have some very cold in Dallas a few weeks ago. Maybe they are too long or too short. Or they are torqued down too tight. It is a big problem and Chrysler does need to address this no matter what the cause is.
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Heads of Dubai and Cairo International Film Festival hold discussions to promote Arab cinema
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In line with the Dubai International Film Festival's (DIFF) directive to foster increased collaboration between the regional film festivals, Abdulhamid Juma, Chairman of DIFF, and Dr. Ezzat Abu Ouf, President of Cairo International Film Festival pledged joint cooperation to ensure the success and international acclaim of both the Arab film festivals.
The call for increased mutual support came as part of Juma's regional roadshow in Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia.
The two festival heads expressed willingness to promote excellence in Arab cinema on the global arena, with a specific focus on contemporary productions from the Middle East and North Africa region.
Commenting on the role that Egypt has played in the evolution of Arab cinema, Abdulhamid Juma said, 'Egypt is home to the oldest Arab cinema industry in the region. Its productions have received widespread acclaim that reflects its significant contribution to the development of the Arab film industry.'
Dr. Ezzat Abu Ouf acknowledged DIFF's vital role in reviving the Arab film industry. He said, 'We are confident our partnership with DIFF will take both the festivals to new levels of excellence in promoting emerging talent.'
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Churches with Silbermann Organs
Map showing locations
Organ information
Church Services
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Organ Recitals
CDs - Bach on Silbermann Organs
|DRESDEN AREA - East Saxony
DRESDEN - Trinity Cathedral (previously Hofkirche)
Organ: 1755. 3M+P/47. Silbermann died during construction; work completed by apprentices. 1944 pipework dismantled and stored safely. 1971 reassembled with few alterations, in newly built casework. Restoration by Jehmlich, 2002.
Open/Recitals: In addition to Sunday Services, the Cathedral is normally open from 9am to 5pm Mon-Thur, 1pm-5pm Fri, and 1030am-4pm Sat. Half-hour Organ Recitals Wednesdays at 1145am. Organ Vespers Saturdays at 4pm May-Oct.
Other attractions:
In 1736 Silbermann built a magnificent 3M+P/43 organ for Dresden's Frauenkirche. In 1945 organ and church were completely destroyed. The Frauenkirche lay in ruins until 1994; a grand program of rebuilding is currently underway.
Location: 13km E of Dresden on Rte 6. Then S on the Pirna road. After 4km, turn E to Dittersbach.
Organ: 1726. 1M+P/14. Good, new zinc frontal pipes.
Open/Recitals: For information contact
Location: Rte 170 S out of Dresden to Dippoldiswalde. Turn E on the Glashütte road 4.5km then N 3km to Reinhardtsgrimma.
Organ: 1731. 2M+P/20. Very good, many alterations and renewals.
Services/Open/Recitals: The communiy's German-language website offers full information about the community plus concert details in the Schloss and on the Silbermann organ.
Town website welcome page,
Location: Go 55km ENE of Dresden to Bautzen. Crostau is 11km S on Rte 96.
Organ: 1732. 2M+P/20. Good condition, many repairs.
Services/Open/Recitals: The fully comprehensive, German-language website lists information on the organ, its history, restoration, and full details of concerts etc. Also general community information.
Website: Gottfried Silbermann - Orgel zu Crostau
|FREIBERG AREA - North-central Saxony
Location: 27km SW of Dresden.
The Silver City of Freiberg is proud home today to no less than four Silbermann organs in three churches. In the Jakobi-Kirche a two-manual, 20-register organ built in 1717; in the Petrikirche a larger, two manual organ with 32 registers built in 1735; and in the cathedral, two Silbermann instruments. The smaller, below center, is a one-manual instrument, originally built for the Johannis-Kirche and moved to the cathedral in 1939.
The larger of the cathedral's organs must surely rank as one of the world's finest: the three-manual, 44-register instrument illustrated at left. Amazingly perhaps, this magnificent instrument was only Silbermann's second work, built between 1711 and 1714. It was thoroughly restored in 1982/1983. The case was designed by the then organist, Elias Lindner, the angel which heads this page being a part of the side decoration.
Services/Open/Recitals: Freiberg Cathedral is proud of its Silbermann Organ and provides ample opportunity for visits and auditioning. Cathedral guided tours with organ introduction are held on Sundays at 11am throughout the year, and additionally on Thursdays at 2pm from May to October. Also from May to October, the 8pm Thursday organ recitals are a long tradition much enjoyed.
St Jakobikirche
Small organ,
Freiberg Cathedral
Location: 10km NE of Freiberg on Rte 173.
Organ: 1716. 1M+P/14. Good condition, some alterations.
Location: ENE out of Freiberg 20 km to Hainichen, 9km on to Mittweida, then N 10km to Schweikershain.
Organ: 1750. 1M/6. Very good, one new register.
Location: ENE out of Freiberg 20 km to Hainichen. 1.5km further on the Mittweida road, take a Right to Rossau and Ringethal.
Organ: 1723. 1M/6. Good, little altered.
Location: Take the 173 about 8km E out of Freiberg, watch for a R turn to Frenkenstein 2km further on.
Organ: 1753. 1M+P/13. Good, but alterations and unrecorded repairs.
|FRAUENSTEIN AREA - South-central Saxony
Location: Nassau is just a short 6km down the 171 S of Frauenstein - take a Right to the village and church.
Organ: 1748. 2M+P/19. Very good, original condition largely preserved.
Nassau is a sub-district of Frauenstein.
Nassau Silbermann Organ: photos and specification
Location: From Frauenstein, follow Rte 171 first S then W to Sayda (20km). Take a R towards Freiberg; after 4km take a L through Dörnthal to Forchheim, a further 10km.
Organ: 1726. 2M+P/20. Very good, pedalboard enlarged.
Location: From Frauenstein, follow Rte 171 on its tortuous way first S then W to Sayda (20km). Pfaffroda is 5km further on, to the R.
Organ: 1715. 1M+P/14. Original condition largely preserved.
|REICHENBACH AREA - Southwest Saxony
Location: Chemnitz (formerly Karl-Marx Stadt) is 70 km SW of Dresden on Rte E41. Continue on Rte E441branch to Exit 9 then head N 5km on Rte 94 to Reichenbach.
Organ: 1725. 2M+P/29. Though rebuilt, with only casework and part pedal register retained.... it's still a very handsome instrument!
Location: 18km due S of Leipzig on Rte 2.
Organ: There are two Silbermann organs in Rötha.
The St Marien organ illustrated left built a year later in 1722 with 1M+P/11, condition good, hardly altered.
Organ: 1737. 2M+P/27. Good, few renewals.
Website: For full information on concerts and recitals, check the website:
Location: From Reichenbach head N towards Werdau which is 15km. Just before Werdau, that is, after about 12km, watch for a left taking you directly into Fraureuth.
Organ: 1742. 2M+P/20. Good, original condition preserved.
Location: From Reichenbach head W on Rte 94 to Greiz -Zeulenroda-Schleiz (42km). Then take a country road R to Möschlitz and Burgk (6km).
Organ: 1743 rebuild of a 1639 organ built by Caspar Kerll (father of composer JC Kerll. Final specification 1M+P/12. Thorough restoration in 1982 by Eule of Bautzen. Original condition preserved.
Open/Recitals: The Castle is located in a very picturesque area, on a hill overlooking a bend in the Saale River, and is itself a major tourist attraction. Concerts and recitals are given regularly in the chapel, many by leading international organists. For further information contact:


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SPOILER ALERT: If you have not read SUPERMAN/WONDER WOMAN #8 yet and do not wish to know what happens, stop reading this post now!
Tonight, Arrow will take its already impressive level of action to stunning new levels in a season finale entitled, "Unthinkable." The name is a reference to events within the episode, but really, it could just as easily apply to the episode itself.
With all of the action and explosive twists the writers of The New 52: Futures End have managed to squeeze into the comic's first two issues, it's almost surprising to realize that the book's only on its second issue. (Second as far as numbering goes, at any rate. The Free Comic Book Day installment was a zero issue!) However, that's precisely where we are.
The future is in some very good hands.
Hi DC Collectors and Facebook fans! Welcome to the "100K Likes" edition of Ask DC Collectibles, our semi-regular question and answer feature here on DCComics.com.
As if sixty minutes of breathtaking action and tantalizing twists weren't enough, tonight's season finale of Arrow also featured our first look at The Flash, the eagerly anticipated new DC Comics series coming to The CW this fall.
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Kids at a north Dallas elementary school are learning about life on their own farm.
The program at Moss Haven Elementary School was designed to teach students who are growing up in the middle of the city about farming. The idea grew after parents and staff started thinking of ways to get kids moving and eating healthy.
"It's showing team work. It's showing hard work ethic for the kids to be out on the farm working. It's building healthy habits," said Principal Phillip Henderson.
Many kids who once did not like vegetables are now growing and eating sweet peppers, okra, bell peppers, eggplant and more. They're also hatching healthiness one egg at a time in the chicken coup.
The lessons have turned into homework for some parents too.
"More and more families have started gardens in their own yards and the kids are out helping their parents trim bushes and plant flowers. And they are really becoming experts," said Kim Aman, a teacher at Moss Haven.
The school in the Lake Highlands area was named a healthy zone school by Cooper Clinic and United Way. Only 52 schools in North Texas have that distinction.
The farm is also a model other schools have adopted.
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Keith Campbell received his Ph.D.
in sociology from the University of Missouri -- Columbia in 1977.
His primary area of specialization is ethnic and racial minorities
with -- a special focus on Native Americans. Dr. Campbell's courses
on Native Americans include Introduction to Anthropology (a general
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"We all knew there were Salafists groups in Libya and we thought they were marginal and that the government would be able to control them… .What we're seeing now is a problem in the chain of command in the security forces. You have official security forces under the authority of the government not responding to the orders of the deputy prime minister who called for the defence of these sites."
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Civet is a method of marinating game in wine and herbs. It is a traditional way of preparing hare, deer and boar across southern Europe.
Makes 6 servings.
Prep Time: 1 1/2 hr.
Cook Time: 1 1/2 hr.
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4 - 1/2 lb wild boar (leg)2 cups olive oilFlourGame stockMarinade:3 carrots3 onions2 leeks2 quarts red wine5-6 black peppercorns1 sprig thyme1 sprig rosemary1 bay leafSalt
Bone the leg of wild boar and cut the meat into even-sized pieces. Slice all the ingredients of the marinade and prepare. Place the meat in the marinade and leave in the refrigerator or a cool place for approximately 2 days. Remove the meat, drain, and coat with flour then brown over a high heat.
Sauté all the marinade ingredients, except for the wine, in the same oil. When soft, add the wine then after a few minutes the stock. Reduce then pass through the food mill. Combine the sauce with the meat, check for salt and leave to cook slowly until the meat is perfectly cooked. Serve with steamed carrots.
From the book Cocina tradicional en Paradores: Cataluña
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Source: Mark Sanchez Is 'Really In Love' With Eva Longoria
Love is in the air for Eva Longoria and Mark Sanchez!
After the former "Desperate Housewives" star confirmed she and the New York Jets quarterback are dating, a source told Access Hollywood the athlete's feelings for his new ladylove run deep.
"He is really in love with her and serious about her," the source told Access of Mark's affection for Eva on Friday.
Prior to her new relationship, Eva dated Eduardo Cruz (Penelope Cruz's brother) for more than year following her January 2011 split from ex-husband Tony Parker.
Mark has previously been linked to Jamie-Lynn Sigler, model Kate Upton and Hayden Panettiere.
A rep for Eva had no comment about Mark and Eva's relationship when contacted by Access Hollywood on Friday.
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HadoopDB: MapReduce and DBMS Hybrid
HadoopDB is a research open source project from Yale University designed with a hybrid architecture combining parallel databases (currently Postgres) with Hadoop systems aiming to help the field of big data analysis.
Unfortunately after the initial announcement, a couple of papers (see Resources and some (small) coverage in the press, I haven't heard much of it anymore, so I was wondering if HadoopDB got anywhere?
In case you want to help with HadoopDB, the homepage is even listing a job opening:
We have some money to fund a full-time position ("chief hacker") within the project (located in New Haven, CT). More details can be found ☞ here. To apply, go to the following ☞ website.
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GREENEVILLE (WATE) - Deputies in South Carolina say they have taken four suspects into custody in a Greene County murder. One of the suspects is the teenage son of the victim.
The Newberry County, S.C. Sheriff's Office says a citizen saw the suspects run through a field into a wooded area. Officers then quickly surrounded the area and tracked the suspects with a helicopter.
They were taken into custody without incident.
A friend of the victim's son says he visited the home and there was definitely tension, but never witnessed any physical altercation.
Greene County, Tenn. Sheriff Steve Burns says deputies were called to a home at 3905 Snapps Ferry Road Wednesday night around 11:00 for a shooting.
Robert J. Blanchard, 36, was found dead of a gunshot wound.
Based on evidence, four suspects and a vehicle were identified. One of the suspects is the 16-year-old son of the victim.
Law enforcement have identified the teens as Liam Lawler, 15; Shelby Riley, 16; Zack Blanchard, 16 and Daniel Richards-Birchfield, 15.
The Greene County Sheriff's Department issued a bulletin to law enforcement in surrounding states.
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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been sentenced to five years in a penal colony on charges of fraud and embezzlement, a ruling his supporters called an attempt to block one of President Vladimir Putin's fiercest critics from politics.
Navalny, 37, who rose to fame as an anti-corruption whistleblower and staunch opponent of the Kremlin, was found guilty of defrauding 16 million rubles ($500,000) in a timber deal from a regional state-owned company in 2009. He was led away by court bailiffs in Kirov, 900 kilometers northeast of Moscow.
After the verdict but before he was handcuffed and led away, Navalny urged his supporters to continue his struggle against corruption: "Don't all get bored without me. The most important thing is not to sit idle; a toad won't lift itself off the oil pipe." (The "toad" was what he called President Vladimir Putin's government in a post on his LiveJournal blog.) That post was retweeted more than 5,000 times in three hours.
Navalny had recently registered his candidacy for the next mayor of Moscow, but his campaign team said that following the verdict he was dropping out of the race.
After the ruling which Navalny had described as politically motivated, several hundred protestors gathered outside Red Square, before police detained some of the demonstrators.
Navalny's ruling has criticized by powers overseas within hours. The United States said it was "deeply disappointed", while the EU said the verdict posed "serious questions" about the state of Russian law.
"We are deeply disappointed in the conviction of Navalny and the apparent political motivations in this trial," Michael McFaul, the U.S. ambassador to Russia, said on Twitter.
Top EU diplomat Catherine Ashton also said the verdict "raises serious questions as to the state of the rule of law in Russia."
Other Russian critics of the Kremlin have been vocal following the verdict.
"With today's ruling, Putin has told the whole world he is a dictator who sends his political opponents to prison," opposition politician Boris Nemtsov told Reuters.
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who has criticized the rollback of democracy under Putin, said the verdict "left a very bad taste in the mouth."
"Using the courts to fight political opponents is unacceptable," Gorbachev said in a statement on his foundation's website.
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CROP biotechnology has been achieving "continuing success" globally as the number of farmers who use it and the farms planted to biotech crops are increasing, recording 17.3 million farmers who planted the crops in 170.3 hectares in 28 countries in 2012, Dr. Clive James, chairman of the board of directors of the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), said on Thursday.
James said the trend in crop biotechnology is in favor of developing countries, which compose 20 of the 28 countries that adopt the technology.
Another significant development, he said, was that for the first time developing countries planted more biotech crops in 2012, with 52 percent, against the developing countries' 48 percent. They registered equal production in 2011.
This, James said, "was contrary to the perception of critics that biotech crops are only for the developed countries and would not be adopted by developing countries."
The increase in biotech farms in 2012 recorded a growth rate of 6 percent, or 10.3 million hectares more from 160 million hectares in 2011, James told a select group of journalists at a hotel in Makati City when he announced the results of the ISAAA report "Global Status of Commercialized Biotech/GM Crops for 2012."
James said this development was "remarkable" because it recorded a 100-fold increase in biotech crop hectarage in the 17th year of its adoption—from 1.7 million hectares in 1996, when it was first commercialized.
"It also reflects the confidence of farmers in the technology. They make their decision on the second year [on the technology they use] based on the performance of the first year," he said.
He noted that of the 17.3 million farmers, 15.5 million, or 90 percent, are resource-poor, thereby helping farmers increase their income.
He said biotech contributed to economic gains of $100 billion from 1996 to 2011, half of this was from reduced production cost, such as less pesticide sprays, less plowing and fewer labor, and the other half was from increased production per hectare.
Increased production, James said, resulted in increase in farmers' income and "more money in their pockets."
He said farmers have increased their income by $135 to $185 per hectare for each cropping season.
He also pointed out that although biotech is not a panacea because farmers have to observe good farming practice, recent developments have shown "encouraging" prospects for Millennium Development Goal in 2015 of cutting poverty by half with more farmers planting biotech and registering increasing incomes.
"The real problem is feeding the world of tomorrow. In the next 50 years, the global community will consume twice as much food as the global population has consumed since the beginning of agriculture 10,000 years ago," James said.
In the Philippines the ISAAA report said the area planted to Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and herbicide-tolerant corn in 2012 was projected to increase to 750,000, or up by 16 percent from 675,000 hectares in 2011.
This has ranked the country 12th among the 18 biotech mega-countries with 50,000 hectares or more planted to biotech crops. The other countries are the US, Brazil, Argentina, Canada, India, China, Paraguay, South Africa, Pakistan, Uruguay, Bolivia, Australia, Burkina Faso, Myanmar, Mexico, Spain and Chile.
The number of Filipino farmers planting biotech corn in 2012 has increased to 375,000, or up by 53,000 from 322,000 in 2011.
The farm-level economic gains from biotech corn since it was commercialized in the country in 2003 up to 2011 is estimated at $264.5 million, and $93.6 million in 2010 alone.
Other biotech crops being developed by national and international institutes in the Philippines, which the report said "continue to look promising," are the biofortified Golden Rice; fruit-and-shoot-borer-resistant eggplant; papaya with delayed-ripening trait and ringspot-virus resistance; Bt cotton; virus-resistant sweet potato; and virus-resistant abaca.
James said two more countries adopted biotech crops in 2012: Sudan, with 10,000 farmers planting Bt cotton in 20,000 hectares; and Cuba, with 3,000 hectares of Bt corn. Other countries planting biotech crops in Africa are South Africa, Burkina Faso and Egypt.
Although the ISAAA report said that the US continued to be the lead producer of biotech crops globally, with 69.5 million hectares, James said Brazil, which is second to the US in biotech crop hectarage, is the "engine of growth" in biotech globally.
The report said Brazil, for the fourth consecutive year in 2012, registered a record 6.3-million-hectare increase, or a year-on-year increase of 21 percent, the highest in the world.
Of the 170.3 million hectares planted to biotech globally, Brazil grows 21 percent of it, and is "consolidating its position by consistently closing the gap with the US," the report said.
Other leaders in biotech crop production, such as India, grew a record 10.8 million hectares of Bt cotton, while 7.2-million resource poor farmers in China grew 4 million hectares of Bt cotton, the report said.
In the European Union, five countries, led by Spain, planted 120,071 hectares of Bt corn, or an increase of 13 percent from 2011.
The ISAAA report, citing a report of Brookes and Barnum, said biotech contributed to conserving biodiversity with the use of less arable land. It said that if the 328 million tons of food, feed and fiber produced from 1996 to 2011 had not been produced through biotech, it would require an additional 108.7 million hectares of conventional crops to produce the same volume.
At the same time, it also reduced agriculture's environmental footprint.
James said that from 1996 to 2011 it has contributed to the reduction of pesticide use at 473 million kilograms of active ingredients. This is equivalent to 9 percent of the total global pesticide market of $65 billion annually, he said.
He said that with the reduced use of fossil-based products, such as herbicide and insecticide sprays, and with less or no plowing through herbicide-tolerant crops, a total of 23 kilograms of carbon dioxide were saved in 2011—which is equivalent to removing 10.2 millions of cars off the road.
On the future prospects of biotech, the report said more developing countries are expected to plant biotech crops before 2015 in Asia and Africa.
James said the first biotech-based drought-tolerant corn is planned to be planted in the US in 2013 and in Africa possibly by 2017.
The report also made the following prospects:
• The first stacked-trait soybean that is tolerant to herbicide and insect resistant will be planted in Brazil this year;
• Drought-tolerant sugar cane is being developed in Indonesia; and
• China has the potential to plant around 30 million hectares of biotech corn, and is doing field testing on biotech rice.
In Photo: Dr. Clive James, chairman of the board of directors of the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications, informs journalists on the global developments in crop biotechnology at a Makati City hotel on Thursday. (Lyn Resurreccion)


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Do you remember? Recall that one time a Mr. Brandon Dawayne Roy heaved a prayer (well, a prayer to us mortals, but in his minds eye was nothing but a mere layup) that delicately, beautifully, and triumphantly caressed the pure white net en route to a swishing buzzer beater against the Houston Rockets? I remember. I remember because the second I saw him catch the ball about eight feet away from the three-point line, I thought to myself that, "If he makes this, he will save our franchise." On November 6th, 2008, Brandon Roy did just that, much to the chagrin of the Houston Rockets.
We all know what happened years after that triumphant moment when Roy made the shot and untucked his jersey in a catharsis of game-winning greatness. Cruel fate decided to steal yet another Portland limb, and left us with the meager shards of what could have been had B-Roy stayed healthy. But, as diabolical as fate can be, she gave us one last token of the man who will always be adored among Trail Blazer faithful.
The Dallas game. Game Four. 2011.
The fourth quarter. 67-49, the blue team. There goes the season, once again. So everyone thought. Everyone but Mr. Roy.
His beautiful blender of floaters, fade-aways, and drives not only channeled a former healthy version of himself, but a former healthy version of himself that played with such unparalleled excellence -- excellence that hasn't been seen in the likes of Rip City since the days of Mighty Mice, Our Vydas, Glides, Worthy Ducks, and Uncle Cliffords. He led Portland to perhaps the most triumphant comeback in the last ten years, complete with the rare deliciousness of a clutch four-point play to boot.
Both scenarios are testaments to Roy's legacy as a Portland Trail Blazer. But one easily stands taller than the other, no question. Roy's high-arcing, net-grazing gem from the Houston game is exhibit "B," but it is his immaculate symphony of greatness from Game Four of the Dallas series in 2011 that is wholeheartedly his exhibit "A" concerning the trial of his greatness.
The point of my diatribe looms near. Greatness is greatness, real recognizes real. However, Brandon Roy's legacy will stay with the Dallas game, and not the Houston game, for several reasons. Yet the most ominous of reasons as the aforementioned being his crowning achievement is the stakes of the contest, and the high-level aura of what that particular game embodied.
It was against Dallas, a longtime tormentor of Portland playoff pursuits. It was basically a must-win, even though in hindsight the Blazers fell to the eventual champs. And it was huge. Portland needed that win.
In other words, it was a big game.
Big games are what separates the heroes from the sidekicks. They are the embodiment of a future legacy, the stage where pressure is welcomed, not feared. Big games form hometown heroes, and are recounted to wide-eyed youths years later in an almost fairy-tale like rendering.
Which is why the Big Game Package is leaps and bounds the package to acquire compared to the other options.
The hopefully promising rearing of Damian Lillard as the playmaking successor to Brandon Roy will be crafted during the big games. The schedule speaks for itself. A preseason appetizer against the Denver Nuggets is almost too perfect of an opponent for Rip City. Ty Lawson is on the menu for our young point guard, and the rest of that team is no joke. But again, it is only the preseason.
The electric loathing that is felt when our fellow Purple and Gold decked West Coasters come up north to visit us caps off what will hopefully be a building season. What better way to cement a legacy from our rookies than a spectacular showing against the hated rabblers known affectionately among Portland as "BEAT LA!" We all know what Mr. Aldridge, Mr. Batum, and Mr. Matthews are capable of, if Damian Lillard and Meyers Leonard more than hold their own, it will be a nurturing joy to witness the growth of two possible franchise cornerstones excelling in a big game.
Big games are not necessarily enjoyable for the quality of opponent that comes to town (although seeing the likes of Derrick Rose, Tim Duncan, Aaron Brooks [!], LeBron James, Chris Paul, Rajon Rondo, Carmelo Anthony, Deron Williams, Jeremy Lin, and Kevin Durant does help), rather they are cherished for how the hometown team fares against a quality opponent. A victory in a big game does more than just add another W to the favorable column -- it builds and builds and builds upon a legacy. A legacy of trust, greatness, and promise, all the applicable factors of resurrecting the likes of a torn Rip City.
As a fan, I will never remember a game for the price of the ticket, or the day of the week it was on. No, I will remember the big ones. The big ones that not only featured marquee opponents, but which saw our very own Portland Trail Blazers go chin-to-chin with hardy foes despite the discrepancies of on-paper skill. The big games are the ones to look forward to, even though any moment of witnessing Trail Blazer basketball live is a joyous moment to bask in. It is the big ones that allow us as fans to witness the building of a team, for in the face of adversity, the true wills of teamwork, unity, and desire are reached.
The Big Game package is the only package for me. To experience our rebuilding Portland Trail Blazers mold into what could be a great team for years to come will no doubt be a joy to watch, but to watch them do so in the big moment will be an unparalleled feeling of everything that accompanies the pride of being a member of Rip City, the greatest basketball city in all the towns in all the world.
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