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Ames, IA (SportsNetwork.com) - The first time West Virginia played Iowa State, the Mountaineers won by holding Melvin Ejim to six points on 1-of-9 shooting.
Fast forward 16 days and the Mountaineers again limited the Big 12's top scorer, but WVU couldn't contain the other key players as the 15th-ranked Cyclones earned an 83-66 victory at Hilton Coliseum.
Ejim, who was hampered with foul trouble, netted seven points, which was nearly 12 below his season average. Georges Niang had 24 points and seven rebounds and DeAndre Kane totaled 17 points and 11 boards for Iowa State.
Dustin Hogue finished with 15 points and nine rebounds, and Naz Long tallied 15 points on a 5-of-7 showing from beyond the arc for the Cyclones (22-5, 10-5 Big 12), who won their fourth straight game.
Juwan Staten scored 19 and Eron Harris had 15 for the Mountaineers (15-13, 7-8), who lost their third in a row. WVU, which won at home over Iowa State 102-77 on Feb. 10, also received 14 points from Remi Dibo.
Ejim, who missed most of the second half due to foul trouble, was 3-of-7 from the field and had seven rebounds. He was also given a technical foul.
The Cyclones used a 24-5 run in the first half to take control. Hogue converted a pair of layups to cap the rally to widen Iowa State's lead to 28-14 with under nine minutes left. It was 39-33 in favor of the hosts at the break.
"Dustin Hogue I give a ton of credit for being the guy that was doing the dirty work for us," Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg said. "He was staying in that little area below the basket we call 'the room' and getting the dump-off pass and keeping great spacing out there. The two-man game was working well. We cleared a side of the floor and Dustin was the recipient of a lot of that."
A layup from Harris had the visitors within 66-59 with 8 1/2 minutes to go, but Niang countered with a pair of free throws. Niang later drained a jumper to start a 7-0 spurt that sealed the outcome. Monte Morris finished the burst by sinking two from the charity stripe for an 81-65 difference with barely over two minutes left.
"We didn't get stops and we didn't make any shots," WVU coach Bob Huggins said. "We have to make open shots."
Morris had 12 assists and seven rebounds to go with five points ... Iowa State
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Very interested in the portables. I'm looking into a new portable system right now, so I might wait to hear back on these.
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Very interested in the portables. I'm looking into a new portable system right now, so I might wait to hear back on these.
in that case, is there any chance that Headamp would sell a converter for the portable system? Or would the price of the converter approach that of the SR-003mk2?
wow, that new Sr 002 + Srm 002 looks really nice and portable :)
seems like a great choice for a quiet getaway.
I auditioned the 003 in Hong Kong directly after auditioning the 009, amazingly they still sounded great even with the harsh muti-thousand discrepancy in the comparison.
Incredible sound stage for an in ear and actually thought they might be easier to live with than the 009 due to their more natural frequency response.
Was really close to pulling the trigger but had second thoughts. Glad I did now that a new version is coming out, and will be interested to hear how the new portable amp fares in comparison to the old model.
Re. the conversation about making them closed, portable stats - well there's the challenge isn't it? The portable set give you the tools to make a portable closed electrostatic, while I expect you'd have to transplant them into a more roomy enclosure (like a set of on ear headphones say) with a decent damping scheme, I don't doubt that one of the talented modders on this forum could solve that puzzle.
yes, i have a sponsored announcements thread about it here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/628981/stax-at-headamp-coming-soon
first shipment arrives Monday
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$650 for the portable setup? Damn my thin wallet...I might still have to settle for a second-hand S-001/Mk2 if I want a portable Stax fix.
Also, now that I think about it, how will warranties be handled? Yama's/STAX USA?
same. ill get one next year when prices go down abit... buying the SR002 is better IMO since it has a warranty unlike the SR001 in case something goes wrong.
my JH16's are my IEM of choice, but I mostly use them at home. I use them maybe 3 times a year on an airplane, for that purpose the Stax wouldnt be good. But at home I use them out of convenience, when moving around or when I don't want a 2lb headphone on my head. For this the noise isolation isn't needed, and can sometimes be an inconvenience -- if I need to hear the phone ring, or waiting for someone to knock on the door, etc
HeadAmp Audio Electronics - home of the Pico and Gilmore amps. Now with Audeze, Fostex, HiFiMAN, Sennheiser, and STAX.
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Read the review regarding the SR-001 and am now very interested in these.
Had a positive experience with STAX and would be very curious to see how their new earphones sound.
I hope they will be more comfortable than SR-001. I had difficulty placing them in my ears but when they did it sounded very nice.
I like to enter the STAX world but have no clue which one is a good entry:Sr 003 mk 2 + Srm 252 S vsSr 002 + Srm 002
Which one would make a good entry? I like to use this strictly for home purposes so portability will not matter. Thanks in advance.


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In fact, Ryan's results evidence his commitment. He thoroughly researches property values and neighborhoods and as a result garners an average of 95% of his sellers' asking prices, significantly higher than the Chicagoland average. For buyers, he works in advance to make sure that their search is efficient, targeted, and productive. Ryan takes pride in creating the perfect combination of buyer, home, and financing then ensures follow-through by attending to every detail.
He will follow where his clients' needs take them, but specializes in North Shore real estate. Ryan serves clients in Highland Park, Evanston, Winnetka, Wilmette, Lake Forest, and Glencoe. He even chose the North Shore to make his own home. As such, he really understands the area's history, culture and community.
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The 34,000-SF residence is on 48 acres of woodland, meadows and streams, and surrounded by hundreds of other acres set aside for land conservation, parks, walking paths, trails for horseback riding and the historic Delaware & Raritan Canal. Nearby is the first residence of George Washington after he became president.
Chalan Farm was designed by architect James Kissane with huge open interior spaces. Offered ready for interior finishing, the interconnecting modules of 14-foot floor-to-ceiling glass walls, as planned by the owner and adaptable for redesign, comprise the living room, dining room, gourmet kitchen, master bedroom suite and dressing rooms, plus other open-space areas for entertaining. A glass-enclosed spa and swimming pool are located adjacent to the master bedroom suite.
Beneath the glass house is a 17,000 square foot basement carved from solid rock, offering ample space for an art gallery, gym, studio, screening room, staff quarters, a wine storage vault and interior parking for up to 10 vehicles. The sprawling complex leaves plenty of room for such add-ons as a helipad, private golf course, tennis courts and riding trails, projects that were the owner's intentions.


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Infographic: Hollywood Disaster Map
Posted on Saturday, March 22nd, 2014 by Angie Han
In real life, a city-destroying disaster is a national tragedy. At the movies, though, it's just the expected conclusion of any big action movie. Politicians can argue all day long about whether Hollywood is destroying America in the spiritual sense, but filmmakers definitely love wrecking the country as part of a blockbuster narrative.
Today, we have a Hollywood disaster map that illustrates just how and where the movies like to hit. Not surprisingly, New York and Los Angeles lead the rest of the country in terms of general destruction. But just as in real life, certain types of disasters are more common in some areas than others. Hit the jump to look over the findings.


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Gautam Khaitan denied bail, as still wanted by Italians
A Delhi court today dismissed the bail plea of OP Khaitan & Co managing partner Gautam Khaitan, arrested in a money laundering case related to the AgustaWestland chopper deal.
Special judge VK Gupta denied bail to Khaitan who is in judicial custody.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED), while opposing the bail plea, had last Wednesday informed the court that he did not join the trial in Italy and the arrest warrants were still pending against him in an Italian court.
The ED statement came after Khaitan had moved a fresh bail plea, citing an Italian court acquitting two foreigners of graft charges.
Khaitan told the court that in a similar case, the Italian court passed a verdict exonerating two foreign nationals accused of bribery and corruption in India and in this view, the ED's allegation that he had received kickbacks now stands "eroded".
The investigating agency countered it and said that an Aug 5 order of the Italian court shows that Khaitan was involved in money laundering as the court there has mentioned about the illegal acts.
The Italian court Oct 9 acquitted former Finmeccanica CEO Giuseppe Orsi and ex-AgustaWestland head Bruno Spagnolini of corruption charges in the chopper deal with India.
They were, however, sentenced to a two-year jail term on lesser charges of falsification of invoices.
Khaitan, who was on the board of the Chandigarh-based company Aeromatrix, was arrested a day after the agency conducted a search of his premises Sep 22.
The supply of 12 VVIP helicopters from British firm AgustaWestland came under scrutiny after Italian authorities alleged that the company paid a bribe to clinch the deal with India, inked in February 2010.
India Jan 1 terminated the Rs.3,600 crore (about $770 million) deal with AgustaWestland for the purchase of the choppers following allegations of kickbacks having been paid to fix the deal.
India had paid around 45 percent of the total contract value for the choppers meant to ferry the president, the prime minister and other VIPs.
The ED had registered a case in this deal in July 2013 under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act and booked former Indian Air Force chief SP Tyagi, foreign nationals Carlo Gerosa, Christian Michel and Guido Haschke, companies like AgustaWestland, its parent company Italy-based Finmeccanica, Chandigarh-based IDS Infotech and Aeromatrix as well as two companies based in Mauritius and Tunisia, a few other firms and unidentified people in its criminal complaint.
The ED named 21 entities in the case.
The Central Bureau of Investigation lodged a separate case in March 2013 against Tyagi and others in connection with the kickback allegations.
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Amarchand Delhi acts for Sumitomo on Rs 200 cr buy of Kochhar-client Carzonrent
Amarchand Mangaldas together with Japanese firm Anderson Mori & Tomotsune advised Sumitomo Corporation Japan, with Amarchand also advising SMAS Auto Leasing India on acquiring the auto leasing business of New Delhi-based Carzonrent, which was advised by Kochhar & Co. The acquisition was for Rs 200 crore, as reported by the Times of India.
Amarchand Delhi partner Puja Sondhi, principal associate Ramanuj Gopalan, senior associate Sushrut Biswal and associate Vasudha Sharma acted for Sumitomo and SMAS. Kochhar Delhi partner Niti Paul, senior associate Maureen Z Ralte and associate Rakshit Kapoor acted for Carzonrent.
SMAS, a Japanese automobile joint venture, enters the Indian market through this deal, reported Mint.
Sathasivam guide to journalism: No reason to 'prevent' media from court reporting (if journos always read judgments first)
Kerala Governor and former Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam today told journalists to ensure that they report court cases after reading the judgments.
"First get the copy of the judgment... these days in the Supreme Court, it's available on the internet after two or three hours. Then read the judgment and report. If such a thing takes place, I don't find any reason to prevent the media from reporting court cases," said Sathasivam, a former chief justice of India.
Delivering the convocation address at the Institute of Journalism here, he said journalism is a noble profession which not only informs the people but also enables and empowers them.
"A true journalist should be a reporter of the present and a pointer to the future. It was feared in the recent past that with the advent of electronic media and its astounding sweep, journalism would lose its impact and be relegated to the background.
"But the magic of the printed word and that of journalistic pursuit remained unaffected. In fact, both are complementary rather than contradictory, each aiding and abetting the other for mutual benefit," he said.
Sathasivam urged journalists not to start and end as mere pen-pushers, transmitting news parrot-like to the reader.
"He has to analyse every bit of news, and report only those that will prove to be true. He should be honest to the core, but at the same time use his faculty of discretion to the full," he added.
RamJet blasts gov't, Rohatgi for invoking treaty confidentiality to keep alleged black money stashers secret
The central government today told the Supreme Court that it could not disclose the names, received from foreign governments, of people who have allegedly stashed away their ill-gotten money to tax havens, as it was bound by the confidentiality clause under the double taxation avoidance agreement.
Its stand was made in an application seeking modification of an earlier court order asking it to disclose the names all such people it had received from German government to the petitioner Ram Jethmalani.
Attorney General Mukul Rohatgi mentioned the application for an urgent hearing before a bench of Chief Justice HL Dattu, Justice Madan B Lokur and Justice AK Sikri.
The government has said that the names of such account holders against whom the prosecution has been launched could be disclosed as they are in public domain but in case of others, it was bound by the confidentiality clause.
The government has said that such disclosures would be counter productive for get information on black money stashed away in tax havens as foreign governments would not share such information in future.
The court had Aug 20 directed the central government to give Jethmalani details of the account holders in banks of Liechtenstein that were submitted to the court on May 1. The court's order came as senior counsel Anil Divan told the court that government had given him the names of 18 people against whom prosecution has been launched but held back the names of eight people.
However, senior counsel Ram Jethmalani, the petitioner in the plea seeking steps to bring back black money stashed away in tax havens, assailed the government position saying that it could as well be the position of people involved in taking ill-gotten money to tax havens and not that of the government.
Jethmalani Friday told the court that he had written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the issue.
The apex court by its July 4, 2011 order had set up the SIT which was mandated to undertake the investigations into the unaccounted money stashed away outside the country in tax havens and foreign banks and take steps to bring it back.
The SIT comprises the revenue secretary, the deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, the director of the Intelligence Bureau, the director, enforcement directorate, the director, of the Central Bureau of Investigation, the chairman of the Central Board of Direct Taxes, the director general of the Narcotics Control Bureau, director general, Revenue Intelligence, director, Financial Intelligence Unit, and Joint Secretary, (FT & TR-I) in the CBDT The court had said that SIT would also include director, Research and Analysis Wing (RAW).
However, the SIT could not get operational till May 1 as the government dragged its feet on the issuing the notification. On May 1, the apex court held that there was no ambiguity in July 4, 2011 order and directed the central government to issue the necessary notification.
Initially by July 4, 2011, SIT was headed by former apex court judge Justice BP Jeevan Reddy with another former judge Justice MB Shah as second in commandA
However, Justice Jeevan Reddy withdrew from the SIT citing personal reasons. The court by its May 1 order made Justice MB Shah the chairman with another former apex court judge Justice Arijit Pasayat as vice chairman.
DLF files with SAT to appeal SEBI cap markets ban
Realty major DLF today moved the securities tribunal against the order passed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) banning it and six of its executives from the capital markets for three years on charges of misleading investors.
A DLF spokesperson told IANS that the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) will hear its appeal against the Securities and Exchange Board of India Oct 22.
Ahead of filing the appeal, DLF had said in a statement that it had done no wrong nor had any law been violated during the initial public offer or otherwise. DLF had raised Rs.9,187 crore through the public offer in 2007.
"DLF and its board were guided by, and acted on, the advice of eminent legal advisors, merchant bankers and audit firms while formulating its Offer documents," the statement had said.
"DLF will defend itself to the fullest extent against any adverse findings and measures contained in the order passed by SEBI DLF has full faith in the judicial process and is confident of vindication of its stand in the near future."
Those prohibited from the markets include the chairman K P Singh, his son and vice-chair Rajiv Singh, daughter and whole-time director Pia Singh. Others barred are the managing director, TC Goyal, and senior officials Kameshwar Swarup and Ramesh Sanka.
Fali wins Jaya bail, conditional on getting appeal done and dusted quicksmart
The Supreme Court Friday granted bail to former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa, convicted of possessing assests disproportionate to her known sources of income.
Alongwith Jayalalithaa, her aide Sasikala Natarajan and two others have also been granted bail.
PTI tweeted: "Jaya volunteered before SC to be kept in confinement in house for 2-3 months while pressing for bail."
Update: However, the final order by the court, which has now been published, does not specify house arrest as a condition.
An apex court bench headed by Chief Justice HL Dattu said that all four will be released on bail subject to the satisfaction of the condition by the trial court.
The court made it clear that Jayalalithaa and three others will complete their appeal with all relevant documents before the high court in a matter of two months and thereafter, it will ask the high court to expedite and complete the hearing on the appeal within three months.
The court told senior counsel Fali Nariman, who appeared for Jayalalithaa after Ram Jethmalani had represented her in the Karnataka high court bail plea, that it will not grant a day more to his client if they don't complete the paperwork of their appeal before the high court with all the documents within a span of two months.
Jayalalithaa is presently in a Bangalore jail after her conviction in the disproportionate assets case. The former chief minister was awarded four-year prison term and a fine of Rs.100 crore.
She had moved to the Supreme Court Oct 9 seeking the bail.
Jayalalithaa, along with her aide Sasikala Natrajan, VK Sudhakaran and J Ilavarasi, Oct 7 were refused bail by the Karnataka high court which held that there were no grounds for granting bail.
Besides her health grounds, Jayalalithaa has invoked section 389 of the Code of Criminal Procedure seeking the suspension of her sentence and grant of bail till the pendency of her appeal against the trial court order.
The high court Oct 7, while declining bail to Jayalalithaa and three others, had relied on apex court orders as it ruled that putting the sentence on hold after an appeal is filed against the trial court order was not automatic. It had said that plea for bail after the conviction was different from the plea for bail while the trial was on.
It had also cited the apex court ruling that "corruption amounts to violation of human rights and leads to economic imbalances".
In the 18 year old disproportionate assets case, the trial court in Bangalore Sep 27, convicted Jayalalithaa for possessing assets disproportionate to her known sources of income and sentenced her to four jail term and Rs. 100 crore fine.
The case against Jayalalithaa and three others related to period from 1991 to 1996 involving Rs. 66.65 crores when she became chief minister for the first time.
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IDIA diversity initiative scholar and NUJS Kolkata third-year student Shivam was selected to represent the law school at the 12th William C Vis (East) International Commercial Arbitration Moot, after he secured the third rank in NUJS' intra university moot selection rounds.
Having represented NUJS at the 24th Manfred Lachs Space moot last year Shivam was lauded on the IDIA's website as "one of the most promising IDIA Scholars".
IDIA has requested for sponsorship for him since the expenses for his participation at the moot, which is scheduled for 15 March, will run up to an estimated Rs 1,50,000.
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Fali takes over from RamJet, gets Jaya date in SC for Friday
The Supreme Court will Friday hear the bail plea of AIADMK chief J Jayalalithaa, who is at present in a Bangalore jail after her conviction in a corruption case.
The former Tamil Nadu chief minister was sentenced to four years in prison and a Rs.100 crore fine.
A bench headed by Chief Justice HL Dattu said the matter would be heard Friday as senior counsel Fali Nariman mentioned her matter for listing and an early hearing.
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text: Musical Events December 26, 2005 Issue Opera Hot The Met's fall season. By Alex Ross Table of Contents » Joseph Volpe, whose sixteen-year tenure as the general manager of the Metropolitan Opera ends this season, may be remembered as a man who stayed true to his title: he managed. Performances went off with maximum efficiency, seven each week. World-class singers showed up in mostly suitable roles, and if they misbehaved they were shown the door, or at least treated brusquely. James Levine was kept happy. Electronic subtitles appeared on the backs of the seats. Modest efforts were made in the direction of fresh production styles, novel repertory, and premières—Tobias Picker's "An American Tragedy" bowed this month—but not enough to ruffle anyone's feather boa. Through various crises—a singer dying onstage, a bloated superstar cancelling, attendance figures falling in the wake of September 11th, a Cuban billionaire patron turning out to be neither a billionaire nor a Cuban—Volpe kept the great old house trundling along. Was he a visionary? No. Did rival American companies—particularly the San Francisco Opera, with its history-making productions of Messiaen's "Saint Francis" and John Adams's "Doctor Atomic"—challenge the Met's preëminence? Yes. But the chaos that has surrounded many big houses elsewhere has been absent from the Met, and in this business the absence of chaos is a considerable achievement. The fall season showed off the familiar virtues and flaws of the Volpe era. Casting remains the company's glory; a "Così Fan Tutte" with Matthew Polenzani, Mariusz Kwiecien, Barbara Frittoli, Magdalena Kožená, and Thomas Allen was a model Mozart performance, and James Levine made it shine. A revival of "Ariadne auf Naxos" gave witness to Violeta Urmana's majestic ascent from mezzo-soprano to dramatic soprano roles. The young Italian tenor Giuseppe Filianoti made a dashing début as Edgardo in "Lucia di Lammermoor," and acquired a fan club in the upper balconies by the fifth performance. An old-school, from-the-heart singer in the mode of Giuseppe di Stefano, Filianoti plucked off high notes with a clear, pinging tone, maintained a generous long line, and threw himself into the role with infectious, almost loony enthusiasm. On the ho-hum side, a new staging of Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette," set in a sort of Renaissance astronomer's fantasy world, was beautiful to look at but dramatically inert. If the creative team had any strong ideas, they seem to have been squelched sometime during the rehearsal process. Peter Gelb, the former head of the Sony Classical label, takes over from Volpe next fall. Expect more chic, more flair, more vaguely radical gestures at the Met. The one-man army of Peter Sellars will finally invade the house. The film director Anthony Minghella is scheduled to bring his production of "Madama Butterfly" from London. Singers will probably be younger, slimmer, more photogenic; Gelb reportedly plans to lean on Anna Netrebko and Rolando Villazón, two singers with a certain movie-star quality. (Internet wits call them "opera hot," which means that they are explosively sexy in comparison with the usual.) Such moves may produce short-term gains in attendance, though the long-term health of the company cannot be guaranteed by glitz alone. Ideally, Gelb will think past the marketing level and grapple with what it means to put on opera in the twenty-first century. Netrebko and Villazón recently sang together in a revival of "Rigoletto," providing a preview of the Gelb regime. (They will be back in January and February.) Of the two, Netrebko is the one obviously put on earth to sing at the Met. Her voice is preternaturally lovely, glowingly audible even at the softest dynamic levels, rich-toned from top to bottom. She spins lusciously long phrases, although she tends to lose control of pitch in rapid runs. She is obviously determined to be something other than a lyric ornament, as her slow, haunting "Caro nome" and willowy poses made clear. Villazón is equally riveting, in a different way. He doesn't have the biggest voice in the tenor business (Filianoti's rings out better), but he works overtime to make his presence felt, partly through pinpoint musicianship and partly through vehement expression. His Duke came off as a demented young narcissist, yet was dangerously appealing all the same. What's worrying is that he sometimes pushed his voice to a shout when orchestra and chorus kicked in behind him. Both Villazón and Netrebko face rocky futures if they stretch their voices too far, but the Met won't be a dull place with them around. Between 1950 and 1990, the Met presented a grand total of three world premières. Volpe and Levine have made partial amends for that wretched record by bringing forth four new operas in the past fifteen years, with Tan Dun's "The First Emperor" on deck for next season. Unfortunately, premières are still so infrequent that crushing expectations attend them, and disappointment inevitably ensues when a new work fails to astound Diaghilev out of his grave. Picker's "An American Tragedy," which had its first performance on December 2nd and plays through December 28th, has had a predictably mixed reception. Opera fans have acclaimed its solid construction and singable lines; critics, by and large, have scoffed. After two viewings, I find myself siding with the fans. The opera is a fitfully inspired creation, wavering along the fine line between tragedy and turgidity, but, on a primal, Pucciniesque level, it hits the mark. The story comes from Theodore Dreiser's novel, which also inspired the 1951 film "A Place in the Sun," with Montgomery Clift and Elizabeth Taylor. A poor, handsome, lethally ambitious young man named Clyde Griffiths shacks up with an employee at his uncle's factory, only to cast her aside in favor of a wealthy socialite named Sondra Finchley. When Roberta, his first lover, is found drowned in a lake, Clyde is sent to the electric chair, although he seems guilty more of contemplating murder than of committing it. Gene Scheer, the librettist, sleekly condenses Dreiser's eight hundred and fifty pages, and he could have cut a little more. The first act lacks dramatic situations, and only in the second do we get to the raw meat: Roberta, pregnant and enraged, confronting Clyde in church; the death in the lake; the trial; the walk to the chair. Funny how this Gilded Age melodrama, in which obscene wealth warps the morals of all, anti-abortion laws drive young people to desperation, and capital punishment is handed down without clear physical evidence, is not quite as dated as it should be. Picker works largely within the lingua franca that has defined mainstream American opera since Gian Carlo Menotti found a popular audience for the form after the Second World War, with "The Medium" and "The Consul." There are vernacular songs and religious hymns to establish the all-American scene, lush verismo textures for the lovemaking, suave Gershwinesque tunes to convey the upper classes at play, distorted genre pieces à la Shostakovich and Britten for public confrontations, and, at moments of maximum fright, bursts of Berg. There's also much that's individual; Picker's harmony flirts with traditional tonality without falling prey to cliché, his orchestration achieves both transparency and power, and his crowd scenes skillfully set solo voices against a booming chorus and a churning orchestra. It's a pleasure to listen to him put one idea in front of another; a twelve-tone composer in his youth, he retains the serialist's habit of working obsessively with a tight array of notes. Admittedly, Picker's writing here is not as tight as in "Emmeline," the crisply lurid 1996 opera that established his theatrical reputation. The vocal lines flow, but the prosody is odd; long stretches of text are shoehorned into a set melodic pattern, whether or not the pattern fits. ("Bring-it-to-the-chuuurch" sounds right; "I'll-meet-you-to-niiight" sounds awkward.) Also, there are too many recurring tics, such as the ominous appoggiatura—C sounding over B-flat minor—with which the opera begins. A similar token of doom appears at the beginning of "Emmeline," and it seems to put a heavy gilt frame around the action instead of drawing us in. Yet notice how Picker resolves this chord in the final scene: once Clyde confesses that he could have saved Roberta, fraught B-flat minor gives way to a simpler, starker A minor, on which the opera ends. The score is full of such careful touches; melodrama aside, it's a serious, substantial piece. The cast was almost excessively fine. Nathan Gunn sang the role of Clyde, and he had the right quotient of male glamour for a performer in competition with the tragically beautiful Monty Clift. His burnished baritone combines the easily separable virtues of smooth legato and crisp diction, and his burnished body wouldn't look out of place in an Abercrombie & Fitch ad. But he lacked loudness, and, by extension, menace; you couldn't think the worst of him. It didn't help that Scheer and Picker gave him a weak aria in which toxic ambition was expressed as a love of motorcars. Susan Graham swanned grandly through the Sondra Finchley role, adding a sardonic edge to her plush mezzo timbre. Patricia Racette gave dramatic fire to Roberta. Richard Bernstein, as the D.A., showed off a dark, commanding bass-baritone. Dolora Zajick thundered righteously in the role of Clyde's mother, her deepest tones putting the fear of God into decadent Manhattan. James Conlon conducted with self-effacing panache, and, reportedly, helped fix problematic patches of the score during the rehearsals. Francesca Zambello provided psychologically acute direction; her work with Clyde's wealthy relations, who were played by Jennifer Larmore, Kim Begley, William Burden, and Jennifer Aylmer, brought out much funny, telling social detail. Handsome, austere stage pictures were provided by Adrianne Lobel, the set designer; Dunya Ramicova, the costume designer; and James Ingalls, the lighting designer, all of whom work regularly with Peter Sellars. The action took place on multiple levels, and photographic collages evoked the upstate New York setting without lapsing into the picturesque. As he has so often, Ingalls provided the decisive touch: in the drowning scene, a bright light somehow made everything dark. ♦ Alex Ross has been contributing to The New Yorker since 1993, and he became the magazine's music critic in 1996. Bio All work & You Might Like Jigsaw Puzzle Strongbox Submissions Goings On App About Us Caption Contest The New Yorker Festival ✕ The New Yorker Strongbox Strongbox is a new way for you to share information, messages, and files with our writers and editors and is designed to provide you with a greater degree of anonymity and security than afforded by conventional e-mail. 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All athletes must have a completed physical on file (dated after February 1st, 2014) to be eligible to participate in Athletics for the 2014-2015 seasons.
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