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13 Dec 2013
L-R: Ying Luo, Davide Rossi, Brenton Emery, Damien Mavroudis, Przemek Grobelski. Absent: Tim Dean, Phil Gordge, Joe Gugliotta, Andre Levey, Barry Myers, Helena Wu.
Eleven Santos employees graduated this week with their University College of London Graduate Certificates in Energy and Resources (Policy and Practice). Read more
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20 Nov 2013
Santos' founding Chairman John Bonython, South Australian Premier John Bannon, and then Santos Managing Director Alex Carmichael commemorating the first export in 1983, from what was then known as Stony Point.
Wednesday 20th November 2013 marks the 30th Anniversary of the first crude oil cargo from the Cooper Basin Liquids Project – a project that has been delivering jobs and wealth to South Australia since the mid-1980s. Read more
06 Nov 2013
Congratulations to Santos' Chief Production Engineer Simon Chipperfield, who has received the 'Regional Reservoir Description and Dynamics' Award at the 2013 Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Regional Awards. Read more
21 Oct 2013
Play underway on the hallowed turf of the MCG (Moomba Cricket Ground).
The sun has set on another Cooper Cup at the Moomba Cricket Ground and Santos is proud to announce that over $90,000 has been raised for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Read more
25 Sep 2013
Santos' SIMOPS Manager Jon Jordans and National Director AIPM Steve Milner.
Santos' Cooper Basin Simultaneous Operations (SIMOPS) project has been recognised for excellence in project management, awarded the SA Project Management Achievement Award for 2013 by the Australian Institute of Project Management (AIPM). Read more
13 Aug 2013
Taking the ferry to the starting line.
The Santos Top End Gran Fondo is growing in popularity with 450 riders turning out over the weekend for Darwin's biggest annual community cycling event. Read more
09 Jul 2013
Santos Chief Information Officer (CIO) Hugh Banister was named South Australia's CIO of the Year at the information and communications technology (ICT) industry's most prestigious awards ceremony. Read more
08 Jul 2013
L-R: Justin Baxter, Clint Marsh, Daryl Stichel, Simon Turner, David Pritchard and Michael Mutch.
Congratulations to our Cooper Basin emergency services team for taking out the road crash rescue component of the 2013 South Australian Chamber Of Mines & Energy (SACOME) emergency response competition. Read more
15 May 2013
On Monday Santos GLNG FEED & Execute team, along with their colleagues at Fluor, achieved a significant safety milestone.
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14 May 2013
For the fifth year in a row Santos Patricia Baleen Plant has assisted the local country fire authority with their emergency response training.
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Our very own Santos team participated in a walk for JusticeNet SA to raise vital funds that will help keep this service operational for another year.
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30 Apr 2013
On Saturday 18th May, the Northern Fields Tirrawarra teams covering both oil and gas operations achieved three years without a recordable injury. Read more
25 Jan 2013
A record-total of 270 Santos employees took part in the 2013 Bupa Challenge Tour public ride on Friday 25 January across four distances starting in Modbury, Kersbrook, Mt Pleasant and Nuriootpa. Read more
17 Jan 2013
Pat Jonker and Matt Sarre
Former Tour Down Under winner and Aussie cycling legend Pat Jonker took time from his busy schedule to help Santos employees prepare for the Santos Tour Down Under's Bupa Challenge Tour. Read more
03 Dec 2012
This years award winners Max Fountain, Graham Bowen and Nick Lobb
The 2012 Apprentice of the Year Awards was held on the 29th of November at the Santos Centre in Adelaide. Read more
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Damian Pontt, Ben Franklin and Dan Solowij
The Santos Emergency Services team had a highly successful run at this year's World Firefighters Games, netting two gold medals and one silver. Read more
22 Nov 2012
Maher and Anderson at the official opening of Devil Creek
Two integral figures in the development of the Devil Creek domestic gas project, Apache Energy Managing Director Thomas Maher and Santos VP WA&NT John Anderson, were honoured for their work in the domestic natural gas industry, receiving the Western Australian Gas Industry Development Award for 2012. Read more
08 Nov 2012
SA Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis and Team Leader SA Operations Support Andrew Yule inspect the pitch at the MCG
The annual fundraising event for the Royal Flying Doctor Service, the Cooper Cup Cricket Challenge, will be held this Saturday at the MCG… the Moomba Cricket Ground that is, 1,600 kilometres away from Melbourne in the Strzelecki desert. Read more
31 Oct 2012
Pre-ride smiles.
Former Olympic cyclist Shane Kelly led a dedicated group of Santos employees on an 82-kilometre training ride in preparation for next year's BUPA Challenge Tour as part of the 2013 Santos Tour Down Under. Read more
26 Oct 2012
Santos wins National AbaF Partnering Award. The National Australian Business Arts Foundation Partnering Award for companies with more than 200 employees was won by Santos and the Art Gallery of SA for their Desert Country exhibition, which has brought 40 years of the desert painting movement to public attention with a national tour. Read more
15 Oct 2012
The first Adelaide office Cooper Cup fundraiser has raised $4,500 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Read more
16 Sep 2012
L-R: Grace Farrer Narrabri Shire Council, Jarryd Lucas - Trainee, Jason Elms – Santos , Rob Puckridge – Santos, Trevor Lucas - Trainee at Narrabri
Santos has supported a local Narrabri training and employment initiative entitled "Make It Work: Sharing Workers Locally Program" by hosting two Rural trainees, Jarryd and Trevor Lucas, within our Operations and Logistics team at Narrabri. Read more
13 Sep 2012
Santos employees conduct mock interviews with students.
More than 50 Santos employees have contributed 100 volunteer hours this year to help disadvantaged young people reach their full potential through the Smith Family's Next Steps workshops.
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12 Sep 2012
Santos Staff at Quiz Night: From Left Chandran Vigneswaran; Rochelle Youngson, Courtney Barker and Rikke Petersen.
A cheque for $34,500 – raised at the second Santos Oil and Gas Industry Charity Quiz in June – was presented to Homeless Connect at the Petroleum Club of WA AGM last night. Read more
28 Aug 2012
Daffodil Day Fundraising
Santos employees have been busy fundraising in Adelaide for both the Cancer Council and Sight for All, two fantastic not for profit Australian agencies. Read more
27 Jul 2012
Santos is delighted to announce it has renewed its partnership with the Santos Great Bike Ride for Charity, which will see the company remain as naming rights sponsor for another three years. Read more
11 Jul 2012
Almost 80 Santos employees ripped through the floorboards at the Adelaide Velodrome last Sunday, at the 'Come and Try Day' hosted exclusively for Santos by Cycling SA*. Read more
27 Jun 2012
One of the many Santos rogaining teams.
Santos employees raised more than $7,170 for the Asthma Foundation's 2012 Take a Breather Charity Challenge last weekend. Read more
03 May 2012
Santos VP Eastern Australia James Baulderstone delivered the keynote address at the SACOME annual industry dinner earlier this week at which Santos was honoured with a 2012 Premier's Community Excellence Award in Mining and Energy. Read more
23 Apr 2012
Jackson Operations Crew at the training centre.
Santos and TAFE SA launched a new skills-based training centre at TAFE SA's O'Halloran Hill Campus. Read more
04 Apr 2012
UCL MSc students Matthew Bouraee and Lendyn Phillip with Santos' Kate Mann.
University College London students visited Santos' Port Bonython facility this week to gain a better understanding of the significance of the company's liquid petroleum products export business. Read more
28 Mar 2012
Women's Champions: the Santos Fearless Divas.
Santos teams competed in both the Perth and Adelaide legs of the 2012 Nissan Corporate Triathlon Series. Read more
10 Feb 2012
The Santos WA & Offshore Australia Drilling & Completions team participated in a charity half-day event at Native Arc in the Perth suburb of South Lake on 3 February 2012. Read more
13 Jan 2012
Santos' Andy Moore, Matt Clarke and Forbes McIntosh riding for a reason.
Cancer Council SA, official Charity Partner of the Santos Tour Down Under, gave special mention to Santos staff in a statement issued today thanking the many corporate teams supporting Ride for a Reason. Read more
04 Jan 2012
Champion cyclist and Santos Ambassador Shane Kelly recently led 25 keen Team Santos cyclists on the second edition of the 'hardcore ride' in preparation for the 2012 Bupa Challenge. Read more
08 Dec 2011
Andy Moore, Matt Clarke and Forbes McIntosh raising money for Ride for a Reason.
One in four people will develop cancer by age 60. That is the reality today, but through research and a healthy lifestyle we can change this.
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02 Dec 2011
Volunteers at the Homeless Connect project.
Santos volunteers in the Perth office have turned out in full force to support the annual Homeless Connect project, an initiative offering Perth's homeless a range of goods and services from food and clothing to dental and medical checks. Read more
01 Dec 2011
Boys from Clontarf's South East Academy before their Norseman to Esperance ride.
Employees in the Perth office have lately spent serious time in the saddle for good causes, with 40 riders joining 3,500 others in the Santos Great Bike Ride and others helping the Clontarf Foundation raise $10,000 in a fundraising ride from Norseman to Esperance. Read more
08 Nov 2011
L-R: Gill Griffith, Mary Rose Alahiotis, Georgia Alyanak and Elisa Colak.
Santos received two awards for its learning and induction programs at the 2011 Asia Pacific LearnX E-Learning and Training Awards held in Brisbane recently. Read more
02 Nov 2011
In October some of the GLNG project's more adventurous employees took part in the Stock Up For Hope Charity Drove.
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27 Oct 2011
Santos' Jim Wilton (right), with team mates at the end of the 50 kilometre trek.
A number of Santos employees again took part in the Adelaide Trailblazer Challenge earlier this month, a physically demanding trek through the Adelaide Hills to raise money for charity.
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11 Oct 2011
James Baulderstone during his hour of silence.
James Baulderstone, Santos' Vice President Eastern Australia, recently volunteered to remain silent for a whole hour to raise funds for The Peter Couche Foundation's Don't Speak: Silence For Stroke, raising a total of $8,088 from Santos employees and online donations. Read more
06 Oct 2011
Students playing in the 2011 Aboriginal Power Cup.
Santos employees raised more than $1,200 for Slight For All, an organisation that works with Aboriginal communities to treat preventable eye diseases, through an internal eBay-style auction of guernseys worn by participants in the Santos-sponsored Aboriginal Power Cup.
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05 Oct 2011
Brisbane to Bridge participants: (L-R) Greg Sykes, Cangie Wu, Camila Eviston, Huw Mason, Tom Massey, (front) Dee Walsh and Khalee Field.
Santos' athletic proficiency was on show in September, with more than 270 of the company's finest taking part in the Adelaide City-Bay and the Bridge to Brisbane fun runs. Read more
30 Sep 2011
Santos employees at the Brisbane to Bridge fun run.
20 Sep 2011
EQ Regional Manager Sam Klaas, President Santos GLNG Mark Macfarlane, and Manager Social Performance John Phalen with the award.
The Santos GLNG project was recognised for its outstanding contribution to the wellbeing of Surat Basin communities by winning the inaugural Surat Basin Community Engagement Award at the Surat Basin Conference in Roma last week. Read more
29 Aug 2011
Santos staff in Adelaide raising funds for the Cancer Council's Daffodil Day.
Santos employees in Adelaide raised $1,630 on Daffodil Day last Friday, 26 August, which has been donated to the Cancer Council SA. Read more
02 Aug 2011
Santos Indonesia President Meiti Wajong receiving the Career Development Monitoring Award from BPMigas Chairman R. Priyona.
Santos Indonesia was presented with two awards at the ninth anniversary celebrations for BPMigas earlier this month. Read more
01 Aug 2011
Santos' Manny Sessink and John Anderson with Shakespeare WA's Paige Newmark (centre) with the trophy.
The inaugural Santos Oil and Gas Industry Charity Quiz raised $26,000 for Homeless Connect, a one-stop-shop for homeless people in Perth.
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01 Jul 2011
Chris West, CEO Zoos SA, Maria Fidge, CEO Common Ground, and Santos CFO Andrew Seaton at the sleepout
Andrew Seaton, Santos' Chief Financial Officer, participated in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout held at the Adelaide Zoo recently, raising a total of $9,336, including almost $3,500 of employee donations.
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30 Jun 2011
Winners, Phil North and Greg Cowley with Asthma Foundation CEO, David Bedson
Santos employees raised more than $6,500 for the Asthma Foundation's Take a Breather Charity Challenge: Rogaining recently, a five-fold increase on 2010.
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03 Jun 2011
Andrew Seaton, Santos' Chief Financial Officer, will brave the elements in this year's Vinnies CEO Sleepout at Adelaide Zoo to help raise funds and awareness about homelessness. Read more
24 May 2011
Santos' David Schubert, Dave Hudson, Jim Day, Carly Falconer, Andy Pietsch and Mike Willis.
The 32nd annual PESA-SPE golf day, of which Santos was a principal sponsor, raised a total of $25,000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
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20 May 2011
Santos' team looking stylish as ever.
Santos employees participated in The NISSAN/BRW Corporate Triathlon on the Gold Coast. Read more
19 May 2011
Santos Energisers.
Two Santos teams took on Cycling South Australia's Cyclo Sportif over the past six months, enhancing the company's reputation for cycling prowess and style. Read more
11 May 2011
Captains Starlight with fans Emily and Ashton Lamshed (who belong to Santos' Mel Lamshed).
Santos employees in Adelaide raised $1,330 on Starlight Day last Friday, 7 May, which has been donated to the Starlight Children's Foundation. Read more
10 May 2011
World's best: Darren Stanton, Adam Nye, Keith Skidmore, Alex Swanson and Quentin Smith.
Santos has won one of the most prestigious awards in the field of information technology, being named global Innovator of the Year at the annual Red Hat Summit in the US last week. Read more
21 Apr 2011
Santos employees have dug deep to contribute a total of $21,546 for the victims and recovery efforts associated with the recent natural disasters in New Zealand and Japan. Santos has matched these contributions. Read more
15 Apr 2011
Enterprising employees at Santos' Ballera operations have played a crucial role in the discovery of a rare species of katydid, which has become the first of its kind to go on display at the Australian Museum in Sydney. Read more
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04 Apr 2011
Santos teams once again featured highly in the annual BRW triathlon held in Adelaide recently, with 80 Santos employees taking part and looking resplendent in their Santos tri-suits. Read more
01 Apr 2011
Liam Gallagher
Santos' Liam Gallagher and Clare Murdoch intrigued more than 100 high school students with stories of how they use microfossils to locate hydrocarbons deep in the earth at the Palaeo Twilight session at the South Australian Museum recently. Read more
08 Mar 2011
The Santos team braved big swells, unhelpful currents, seasickness, jellyfish and a hammerhead shark as it took on the annual 20-kilometre swim across the Rottnest Channel recently. Read more
02 Feb 2011
Major fundraisers Forbes McIntosh and Richard McCormick had the pleasure of presenting the Ochre Leader's Jersey to Matt Goss following the Tour's third stage.
Santos employees who raised funds through the Cancer Council SA's Ride for a Reason program raised an impressive $37,036.40, making the group the largest fundraiser in Ride for a Reason. Read more
24 Jan 2011
Derek Seret, Craig Fraser, Mark Grainger and David Habib following the Mutual Community Challenge Tour.
The 2011 Santos Tour Down Under – the second year of Santos' ongoing partnership with the Tour – was the most successful yet, with a record 772,000 people attending the event over the past week. Read more
21 Jan 2011
Santos' Forbes McIntosh (left) and Richard McCormick presenting Matt Goss with the Ochre Leader's Jersey in Stirling.
More than 200 Santos employees are taking part in the Mutual Community Challenge Tour through the Adelaide Hills this morning. Read more
16 Dec 2010
Santos' Teof Rodrigues receiving the award from Dr Behrooz Fattahi, 2010 SPE President, and Dato' Wee Yiaw Hin, SPE Director, Northern Asia Pacific Region and an Executive Vice President with Santos' GLNG partner PETRONAS.
Santos has become the first Australian organisation to receive the prestigious Regional Distinguished Corporate Support Award for the Southern Asia Pacific Region from the international Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE).
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14 Dec 2010
Santos' Craig Harris and SAPOL's Alastair Robertson and John Hood receiving the award from the South Australian Minister for Police and Emergency Services, Hon. Michael Wright MP.
The South Australian police force's Critical Infrastructure Support Group – a joint project between SAPOL and Santos – received a state award at the 2010 Australian Safer Communities Awards. Read more
07 Dec 2010
Back: Eamonn Montague, Damien Mavroudis, Serkan Arkan (captain), Joel Stockill, Marcus Godfrey. Front: William Cibich, John Cser, Adrian McManus, Romi Branajaya. Not pictured: Oliver Neate, Peter Kokkoni.
Santos has won its fourth Adelaide Corporate Challenge indoor soccer title in five years, dominating the season to continue its reign of supremacy. Read more
03 Dec 2010
Adelaide's best mo-grower Scott Knoblauch with Santos' best fundraiser Adrian Masullo.
A record 106 Santos Mo Bros and Mo Sistas took part in Movember to raise awareness of men's health, successfully raising over $31,000 for Beyond Blue and the Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia. Read more
01 Dec 2010
Bambang Sudjatmiko, Etty Purwanto and Anjasmara Kencanamurni.
Santos Indonesia has received a Career Development Monitoring Award for its career development and human resources management. Read more
26 Nov 2010
Santos' outstanding apprentices were recognised last night at the Apprentice of the Year Awards ceremony at the Santos Centre in Adelaide. Read more
25 Nov 2010
Emergency officer Jay Blood and technical specialist Bob Freschi shaking the boot.
Cooper Basin employees and contractors have raised more than $5000 as part of the Shake the Boot charity campaign, which will go towards the Adelaide Women's & Children's Hospital Newland Ward Burns Unit. Read more
23 Nov 2010
The Santos team.
Nearly 4,000 cyclists took part in this year's Santos Great Bike Ride in Perth, which raised about $250,000 for local charities. Read more
19 Nov 2010
Footsteps team members Tony Lewis, Sam McMillan, Paul Dunn, and Andrew Corrick (absent) collecting their prizes from Andrew Antony.
A record 600-plus employees tested themselves and their pedometers in the 2010 Walk the Moomba Pipeline competition. Read more
12 Nov 2010
Cangie Wu, Luciana Silva, Lanair Hedger-Smith, Ron McNab and Claire Behan.
Seven Santos employees volunteered at the recent launch of the Contemporary Art Centre of SA's latest exhibition – The New New. Read more
05 Nov 2010
Ryan Milton and Cameron Brown cross the finish line in first place.
Eleven Santos employees took part in the Adelaide Trailblazer Challenge recently, walking, running and clambering their way over long distances to raise more than $3,000 for charity. Read more
27 Oct 2010
Ying receiving her award from AGIT's Andrew Creek and Kay Whiting. Image courtesy Gas Today.
Santos' Ying Luo received the best presentation award at the Australian Gas Industry Trust's Gas Speak conference in Canberra. Read more
26 Sep 2010
Wes with Peter Gooch, Operations Superintendent Cross Border.
Two Santos apprentices have achieved external recognition recently, with Wes Murray a finalist at the South Australian Training Awards and Chris Ferrall selected to take part in the Today's Skills, Tomorrow's Leaders program. Read more
22 Sep 2010
Santos' fastest, Andrew McCouaig, loosens up after the run.
Santos has again put in a record showing at Adelaide's City-Bay Fun Run, with 185 participants joining about 31,000 others for the annual event last Sunday. Read more
02 Sep 2010
Santos employees in Adelaide raised $1130 on Daffodil Day recently, which will be donated to the Cancer Council SA. Read more
01 Sep 2010
Santos received a high commendation for a submission on fatigue risk management at the 2010 APPEA National Oil & Gas Safety Conference in Perth recently. Read more
17 Aug 2010
Santos' Gary Smith and Peter Moriarty with be active's Sue Turner.
Santos employees have yet again shown their excellence in sporting endeavours, taking out the 1000 metre fastest team and fastest senior swimmer awards in the 2010 Aquatic Team Challenge in Adelaide. Read more
01 Jul 2010
Into the wild: Adrian Marshall and Greg Cowley.
Santos employees raised a total of $1,575 for the Asthma Foundation of SA at the organisation's Take a Breather Charity Challenge: Rogaining. Read more
02 Jun 2010
The running team: Belinda Wu, Rob Lord, Michelle Lim and Clayton Warner.
Santos achieved great results including two bronze medals at the 2010 Queensland Corporate Games recently, marking a successful debut for the company in that event. Read more
21 May 2010
Santos employees in Adelaide raised $900 on Starlight Day recently, which will be given to the Starlight Children's Foundation for a project at the Women's and Children's Hospital. Read more
10 May 2010
Women wore traditional attire in recognition of Kartini, with Lita Plautila adjudged the best dressed.
To celebrate Kartini Day in Indonesia recently, Santos' Jakarta office staged a talk show to recognise and learn about some of Santos' female employee, their jobs and their lives. Read more
03 May 2010
Back: Simon Harmsen, Dan Solowij. Front: Damian Pontt, Brett Franklin, Gary Churcher.
A team from the Cooper Basin emergency services department collected 14 medals at the recent 2010 Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games in Hobart. Read more
23 Apr 2010
Santos Place's personal assistants celebrated International Administrative Professionals Day in style yesterday, with more than 20 taking a break from their desks to visit the exhibition Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones at the Queensland Art Gallery. Read more
20 Apr 2010
Employees handed out Santos clappers to the audience.
Santos employees volunteered at the opening ceremony of the 2010 Special Olympics Australia National Games in Adelaide on Monday, 19 April. Read more
14 Apr 2010
Back: Marcus Godfrey, Serkan Arkan, Fraser McLean, William Cibich. Front: Adrian McManus, John Cser, Romi Branajaya. Not pictured: Andrew Hodges, Eamonn Montague, Peter Min, Teof Rodrigues, Tomas Ganduglia.
Santos has continued its winning streak in the Adelaide Corporate Challenge indoor soccer competition, taking out its third title in four years. Read more
24 Mar 2010
Maranoa Mayor Robert Loughnan, Santos' Sam Klaas, and Fr Stuart Webb from St Paul's
Santos has pledged $50,000 to a flood appeal in Roma, which comes in response to the town's worst flooding in recorded history. Read more
16 Mar 2010
Santos Amazon Jasi Watson.
Santos employees have again excelled themselves in the annual BRW Triathlon, recording good results in Adelaide and Perth in recent weeks. Read more
11 Mar 2010
A team of Santos' Perth employees have taken part in the annual Rottnest Channel Swim, a 20-kilometre slog from Perth's Cottesloe Beach to Rottnest Island. Read more
05 Mar 2010
Community Liaison Officer Jamie Miller on his back verandah.
Santos' local Roma employees responded quickly to help people to safety as Roma endured its worst flooding in over 80 years, with a quarter of the its 1,500 residents affected. Read more
25 Jan 2010
Santos Chairman Peter Coates presents Tour winner Andre Greipel with the ochre jersey.
The 2010 Santos Tour Down Under has been hailed a success by the riders, commentators, experts, administrators, and the record 762,000 people who attended the event. Read more
22 Jan 2010
Santos employees celebrate post-race in Goolwa.
More than 170 Santos riders have taken part in the Mutual Community Challenge Tour this morning, among an estimated crowd of 8000 entrants in the public ride. Read more
10 Dec 2009
Nearly $2000 was raised for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation in this year's Moomba Pipeline Challenge. Read more
21 Oct 2009
Photo by Catherine Lowe
The Stock Up for Hope charity drove, an event supported by Santos, has this year raised over $350,000 to support school chaplaincy services in regional Queensland communities. Read more
18 May 2009
The Santos men (top) and Santos women (bottom) battle it out in the Crewzing 2009 final
Two Santos teams finished third and fourth in the Crewzing Corporate and Community Regatta, held in Brisbane on 17 May. Read more
20 Apr 2009
More than 40 Santos employees took part in the BRW Corporate Triathlon at West Lakes, Adelaide, with excellent results. Read more
13 Apr 2009
Emma Yeoman, a senior coal seam gas completions engineer in Santos' Brisbane office, was the overall runner-up in the Queensland Resources Council's International Women's Day awards for 2008. Read more
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The Houston Fine Art Fair and The Texas Contemporary Fair: Twice the fairs equals twice the drama
By Kelly Klaasmeyer on June 27, 2011
So you may have heard, Houston is getting an art fair. Um, actually two art fairs. There has been a ridiculous amount of controversy surrounding […]
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Not Another Gift Guide
A brief tour of the Handmade Holiday Show
by Kevin Crowe
High above Gay Street, on the fifth floor of the Woodruff Building, Yee-Haw Industries and Jill Colquitt have organized an arts-and-crafts holiday blowout, featuring familiar local artists and some of their good buddies. If you were around in 2003, back when Yee-Haw hosted the Art for the People Holiday Shows, then youâ'll have some idea of the range of adorable kitsch and inspired craftsmanship collected, from finely knitted hats to Dolly Parton-inspired folk art.
â"Essentially we just said, â'Letâ's call our friends and invite them to sell some of this stuff during the holidays,â' because itâ's just nice to be able to have some variety,â" says Julie Belcher, co-owner of Yee-Haw.
Featured artists include Aaron McIntosh and Katie Reese of The Birdhouse, the quirky art community in the 4th and Gill neighborhood. Looking around, there may in fact be something for everyone. â"Thatâ's Robinella, from Robinella-fame,â" Belcher says, pointing towards a few paintings by our very own songstress.
â"[The show is] loosely juried,â" she adds, â"because we donâ't want any old-lady stuff.â"
University of Tennessee printmaker Sarah Shebaro, also known as DJ Mini Tiger to the barflies, has a few of her dramatic prints for sale. There are oil paintings by Eric Smith, most of which have a slightly surreal quality, toeing the line between Thomas Kinkade and Charles Ephraim Burchfield. Jessica Farmerâ's feline-inspired throw pillows were a hot item this past week, and Jessica Meyer was on hand last Saturday to show her â"skin-transferable lithographyâ"â"i.e., temporary tattoos. There were quite a few looky-loos until the SEC championship game began. Meyer is probably best known for her larger installation shows with models who are covered in her artwork.
Kimberly Woods-Pelton, in addition to the headbands she crafted that were once featured on the Style Network, has a rack of ultra-dapper duds as well as wine coozies for the sophisticated drunk. (We must reveal that Metro Pulse art director Travis Gray was briefly employed as a headband model for Peltonâ's website, www.dot-iris.com .)
Be sure to pick up a copy of How to Make Books by Esther K. Smith of the Purgatory Pie Press in New York City, which is a lot like Yee-Haw in concept, just not as great.
And Belcherâ's sister, Sharon McRorie of Asheville, N.C., has crafted a whole line of jewelry from various plastic flowers out of Belcherâ's personal collection. â"Theyâ're mostly from Japan,â" Belcher says, â"but some of them are from West Germany. Iâ've been collecting them....I told her, â'Here, just have some fun.â' Something that we can sell that doesnâ't have to be $100.â"
Amy Campbell has her folksy paintings of famous local musicians on display. Thereâ's the star of the old Midday Merry-Go-Round, Don Gibson, whose 1958 classic â"I Canâ't Stop Loving Youâ" was a hit for both Ray Charles and Kitty Wells. R.B. Morris, local everyman, is there, too, as well as WNOXâ's own impresario Lowell Blanchard, who was the mastermind behind Knoxvilleâ's eclectic country music scene from the â'30s until the mid-â'50s. Of course, Dollyâ's also featured.
There are plenty of prints by Yee-Hawâ's own Brian Baker, and all the usual Yee-Haw fare is on hand. But, as Belcher jokes, â"People get sick of that stuff.â"
What: Handmade Holiday Show
Where: 424 S. Gay St., fifth floor, above Downtown Grill & Brewery
When: Dec. 6-9, Dec. 13-16; Thursday and Friday 4â"8 p.m., Saturday noonâ" 6 p.m., Sunday 1-5 p.m.
How Much: Free to browse
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a car that runs on a battery that never needs to get charged
A dynamo produces electricity when it is turned and batteries gives energy to motors to turn a wheel.while the wheel is turning we can use this energy to turn the dynamo and produce electricity that charges the battery at the same time the car is moving.Of course we will need a huge battery but by nano technology we can minimize the size by using nano-batteries.
Jul 18 2013: So it transformes mechanical energy to electricity without any lossJul 17 2013: Ooh,what i meant is that the battery is charged already and ready for use and when it needto get charged again it is charged by a dynamoJul 17 2013: perpetual motion machines are impossible with today's technology. Converting mechanical energy (movement) to electricity will have a loss due to friction and generating electricity. Charging a battery also loses energy.
Adding another generator means more weight and more loss due to friction.
Jul 17 2013: Then how does a dynamo produce electricity
Jul 18 2013: rotating coils and magnetic field with a commutator to convert it to steady dc. check out Faraday Law of InductionJul 17 2013: A battery is a STORAGE device. If you continue to take-away from the stored energy and never replace it (recharge), the supplied voltage WILL go to zero and you will be without power. Ain't nothin' free, Mugharad!
Jul 17 2013: There is something that recharges it and its the dynamo
Jul 17 2013: I interpreted your statement, ". . . runs on a battery that never needs to get charged." to mean the battery never needs to get charged.Jul 17 2013: i can fly using the following method: i grab my own clothing, and lift myself up in the air. then with the other hand, i just push myself around.
Jul 17 2013: Doesn't seem logical and btw you're not funny :)
Jul 17 2013: why do you think i have said that? goofing around, or maybe i had a point?
Jul 17 2013: Whats your point then?Jul 17 2013: His point, Mugharad, as has also been pointed out to you by most other responders, is that what you're suggesting is impossible as specifically stated by the first law of thermodynamics.Jul 17 2013: not going to explain differently. i feel it is enough.
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Jul 17 2013: or to provoke thinking. sometimes works. sometimes doesn't.
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Jul 17 2013: I think it is not possible. In terms of energy balance, the car would have rub with ground, thus it consumes energy.
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Besides, what you thought is ideal condition, because no efficiency is 100%, i.e. dynamo cannot convert mechanical energy into electrical energy with 100% efficiency.
Jul 17 2013: Maybe Using more that one dynamo can balance it


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Typical douchebag move by the team whose depths apparently knows no bounds. You've got the meddlesome, attention headline-whoring owner who just threw Tannenbaum under the bus for foisting Teblow on him (which insiders label as BS) and now he's already usurping the role of his newly hired (after a lot of rejections) GM Itzdick. As to MEvis, aside from the cost being too high for someone who's turning into a china Doll, based on the recent past, it's likely he'd be holding us up every year or two to void his existing contract. For the Fins it's not like he's our last missing piece to justify what would be a huge cost of acquisition, a huge contract and the drama of renegotiation for this brittle corner IMO
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I would trade our 1st this year and a 2nd this year and give Revis a generous 5 year contract, let's say 5/45, 20 guaranteed.
I think the Jets would consider it. They are obviously conceding the need to rebuild.
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It has just been announced that the German University, Technische Universität Darmstadt is the winner of this years Solar Decathlon competition! In order to win this prestigious design competition, the German team had to beat out a whole slew of American universities on U.S. turf (the National Mall in Washington DC). Frankly, however, we're not surprised to see a winning design emerge from the land of high-quality engineering. And the Darmstadt Solar Decathlon house was a worthy winner of the coveted prize. The stunning solar house was simple, elegant, and extremely innovative in its use of solar shutters and fold-up interior space.
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Combining the manufacturing expertise of Volkswagen with a beautiful modern design sensibility, the Technische Universität Darmstadt's wowed the crowds this week at the 2007 Solar Decathlon with their gorgeously innovative Solar Decathlon home. The Darmstadt home combines both high-tech active solar and low-tech passive solar components into smart operable building envelope of movable photovoltaic shutters. This clever solar shutter system bears more than a passing resemblance to old school German wooden shutters — only writ large, spanning every exterior surface of house and covered with photovolaic panels that generate electricity while they simultaneously shade the house from the sun.
And the judges and viewers on hand at this years Solar Decathlon event seem to agree that the Darmstadt house is a cut above. Darmstadt won the first prize of the competition in the architecture round and have been continuing to rack up points in every category until this final victory was announced. Darmstadt also seems to be the popular choice at the show – the house was constantly mobbed by people and surrounded by long, winding, Disneyland-esque lines.
The Darmstadt House design is based on a platform system which allows for customization and quick assembly, all made in Germany using German technologies and materials like local German oak. The student team began with an automotive-inspired and uber-German concept: In the 1990's Volkswagen created the platform system for cars, and the student designers wanted to use the same concept of prefabrication and platform design to design an applicable and flexible system. The home's platform system consists of a space for the building technologies, large spaces, and strategically-arranged interiors for floor integration and flexibility.
The main structure of our house consists of three modules. The construction of each module, from bottom to top, is a platform, living area and roof. The platform is composed of a top layer and a bottom layer, between those two layers is room for technical installations, storage and integrated furniture. This platform system allows for innovative furniture and storage solutions which are embedded in the floor. Like something resembling a burrow — the bed, couches and all storage are folded into the floor, saving space in a unique and cozy way.
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November 25, 2007 at 12:09 am
[…] and Italy. This enthusiasm, coupled with some traditional German ingenuity, may help to explain the German Solar Decathlon win last […]
November 7, 2007 at 12:04 pm
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November 3, 2007 at 6:55 pm
[…] more details/photos on the winning home, check out this post: Inhabitat: Germany Wins the 2007 Solar Decathlon!. Here's an excerpt: Combining the manufacturing expertise of Volkswagen with a beautiful […]
October 30, 2007 at 3:04 pm
i just found out about Pure Energy Solar. these guys do really incredible work, so if anyone is looking to have a solar energy system installed, check out their website at pureenergysolar.net
October 29, 2007 at 5:42 am
[…] of seven teams to score a perfect 100 points for energy balance. Inhabitat actually had one of the best posts on the winning house so visit them to learn […]
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October 28, 2007 at 5:41 am
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October 27, 2007 at 5:38 am
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October 23, 2007 at 5:52 pm
The table and chairs are made by Kaether und Weise:
October 23, 2007 at 12:22 am
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October 21, 2007 at 3:51 pm
That looks fantastic!
Anyone know where that folding table and chairs is from? Is it sold here in the states?
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October 21, 2007 at 10:19 am
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October 20, 2007 at 5:07 pm
your analogy is a bit off. Rather than Volkswagon, you might better compare it to Mercedes or Porche. That is one very expensive little hut. But beautiful.
October 20, 2007 at 5:07 pm
[…] Unos diseños muy bonitos de parte de todos los participantes, y lo que ganó fue la innovación, la funcionalidad, lo compacto y la distribución de las celdas solares por parte de la universidad de Darmstadt. Inhabitat ha hecho una excelente reseña del primer lugar de la competición. […]
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October 20, 2007 at 4:32 pm
Dupont sells a similar phase change panel at
A related technology is used to warm baby bottles away from home.
October 20, 2007 at 4:09 pm
fett greets from indonesia eva,
i just saw that you and your team won the competition in washington…thats stuning!
we see us in darmstadt, or bali…(if you like:-)
greets mo
October 20, 2007 at 4:04 pm
If someone wants to find out more about the wax material used to capture heat, google for "micronal pcm". It is a product by BASF, there might be other producers.
I know about the technology from its use in some motorcycle jackets where it is also used to regulate heat.
October 20, 2007 at 11:26 am
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October 19, 2007 at 10:02 pm
Side Note about Modern, Sustainable, Modular Residential Design, and all that is Pre-Fabulous:
I saw no Michelle Kaufmanns, Marmol Radziners, RAZOR Studios, Workshop APDs, Ed Begley Jr.s, or Brad Pitts at the Solar Decathlon. But, LOTS of super cool techies & interested & inquisitive people (including Inhabitat's own, Jill). It was a great learning event for the general public, and should have been so for the starchitects as well.
One of the coolest things was the plethora of smart munchkins (I'm talking 7 & 9 yr. olds) asking adult questions about BIPV & Thermal Bridging! Our future designers!
October 19, 2007 at 8:40 pm
Another interesting tech item on the Technische Universität Darmstadt's house… The envelope walls have some sort of wax type substance within them that absorbs heat from the interior when it's too hot (as wax melts ) & draws cold from the interior when the interior temp is too cold (as wax solidifies).
The innovative louvered bi-fold doors were fabricated by the Darmstadt students utilizing photovoltaic amorphous thin film technology. Interesting that BP Solar, one of the major sponsors of the Solar Decathlon, does not produce a thin film product. They used to, but pulled out a few years ago. In a Q&A session, BP Solar's Business Development Manager, Paul Garvison, was bombarded with questions of why BP does not currently produce a thin film product, a key material in the wave of Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV).
Many of the team engineers reitterated the point that the first point to having an energy efficient house is to have a tight, well insulated house. This was another area where the Darmstadt house succeeded well beyond it's competitior's means. Key to this success was the windows and doors provided by Häußler. The doors were somewhere around 4″ thick, much like the insulated doors you'd find on a walk-in refrigerated case used in grocery stores.
I spoke at length with glasermeister Mathias Häußler about his window's and doors, and he claims that they insulate so well, that you barely need any heating in the winter. Mathias and I laughed as we both struggled through conversions on our cell phone calculators to determine how the windows would price out for use in the USA. Stay tuned… I'll have more information on this in a future post.


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Jaime Laredo, artistic director & violin
Susie Park, violin
Ida Kavafian, viola
Sharon Robinson, cello
David Shifrin, clarinet
Benjamin Hochman, piano
DVOŘÁK: Miniatures for Two Violins and Viola, Op. 75a
BRAHMS: Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello in A minor, Op. 114
FRANCK: Quintet for Piano and Strings in F minor
This concert is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes in duration.
David Shifrin & Golub Kaplan Carr Trio
BRAHMS: Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello in A minor, Op. 114 – Andantino grazioso
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Few artists have had such a nurturing effect on his students as Jaime. He treats each of them as an artistic individual, enabling them to draw out the deepest of interpretations. At a recent concert celebrating Jaime's 70th birthday, he was joined on stage by five of his students: Pamela Frank, Bella Hristova, Soovin Kim, Susie Park and Jennifer Koh.
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DVOŘÁK: Miniatures for Two Violins and Viola, Op. 75a
Born Nelahozeves, north of Prague, September 8, 1841; died Prague, May 1, 1904
Miniatures for Two Violins and Viola, Op. 75a
Composed in 1887; 14 minutes
The music of young Antonín Dvořák tended to follow the model of his mentor, Bedřich Smetana, with its predominantly classical forms flavored by generalized "folkish" themes. As his nationalistic leanings became more pronounced in works like the Slavonic Dances, Op. 46, Dvořák began to be regarded as something of a romantic exotic, a kind of Czech Chopin, in whose compositions the hometown folk tradition was equally matched with the common musical vocabulary of the day.
Dvořák was a prolific composer of chamber music, with 14 string quartets and a variety of trios, miniatures and character pieces to his name. But his Drobnosti (Miniatures) for two violins and viola are somewhat unusual in his oeuvre, with an instrumentation that calls for additional explication. At the time of their composition in the late 1880s, the composer and his family were living in the same house as his mother-in-law, who had rented one of her rooms to a university student. This young student happened also to be an amateur violinist studying with Jan Pelikán, a member of the orchestra at the National Theatre in Prague where Dvořák himself had played viola. Wanting to write something for the three of them to play together in the evenings, Dvořák produced a trio for two violins and viola (published as Op. 74), and then he worked on a suite of short miniatures for the same ensemble, reporting to his publisher that he was enjoying it as much as if he were writing a large symphony.
Almost immediately, Dvořák arranged this suite for solo violin and piano titled Romantic Pieces, which was published in 1887. But the manuscript score for the trio version was lost until 1938, and it was eventually published in 1945. Though the four-movement format might imply a single unified chamber work, the movements are (as the title suggests) unrelated, and are often performed individually. Dvořák actually began a fifth movement—there are eight measures of sketches—but never completed it.
The first movement (Cavatina) opens with a long-breathed singing line in the first violin, accompanied by the second violin as the viola plays the bass line. The second section is more impassioned, before a return of the main theme. In the lively (Capriccio) second movement, Dvořák's folk leanings emerge through the energy of a rural folk dance. The third movement (Romanza) repeats the texture of the opening movement—an untroubled duet between first violin and viola with the second violin filling the inner voices with accompaniment. Only the haunting central section disturbs the calm. Then the elegiac quality of the fourth movement (Elegia) develops from the opening passage, a series of halting sighs that sets the mood through to the suite's conclusion.
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BRAHMS: Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello in A minor, Op. 114
Born Hamburg, May 7, 1833; died Vienna, April 3, 1897
Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello in A minor, Op. 114
Composed in 1891; 26 minutes
By 1890, the aging Johannes Brahms had decided he would not begin any new compositions; he would simply finish off those he had already started. He was nothing if not methodical, and the organizational neatness of tidying up unfinished compositional threads near the end of his career appealed to Brahms's sensibilities. But in March 1891, he heard a performance by Richard Mühlfeld (1856-1907), principal clarinetist of the court orchestra in Meiningen, and was thoroughly captivated by Mühlfeld's playing. Brahms proclaimed him "the greatest wind player alive" and immediately began work on a series of new compositions for clarinet inspired by, and intended for, Mühlfeld. In rapid succession he penned a Clarinet Trio (Op. 114), the famous Clarinet Quintet (Op. 115) and two Clarinet Sonatas published together as Op. 120.
Although subsequent audiences have favored the Quintet among these late clarinet works, Brahms himself thought very highly of his Op. 114 Trio and considered it the equal of the Quintet in substance and craftsmanship. The Trio is a somewhat somber and serious work, more so than most of the others Brahms was writing at the time. All four movements share a considerable degree of musical materials, as they are based primarily on the juxtaposition of triadic and scalar passages.
Although written with the clarinet in mind, there are passages in this Trio where the cello assumes such a dominant role that the work begins to resemble a cello sonata with added obbligato. In the first movement(Allegro), the cello introduces both themes, the second merely an inverted variant of the first. Both themes become increasingly disjunct during a terse development section. Then the recapitulation of both themes is given to the viola.
In the intimate second movement (Adagio), the instrumental exchanges are much more fluid. Both melodic instruments are taken to their extremes of pitch, while the piano continues to provide support. As evidence of Brahms's economy of means, the motivic gestures in this movement are nearly identical to those of the first, and there is unusual musical wealth for a movement of only 54 measures.
Many critics consider the third movement (Andante grazioso) the most appealing of this Trio. It is a leisurely Viennese waltz, with occasional hints of the Austrian ländler in the middle sections. The opening melody is profoundly simple, even commonplace, yet with nods and knowing winks to the listeners who comprehend in it the composer's self-mockery.
In the finale (Allegro) the rhythmic first theme is counterbalanced by a more sustained second theme in a sonata-allegro format. The development section is noted for its chains of modulations by thirds—a favorite Brahms device. The metric games of the previous movement continue here as well, as the meter wavers between 2/4 and 6/8 creating a rhythmic uncertainty that persists into the bravura coda.
FRANCK: Quintet for Piano and Strings in F minor
Born Liège, December 10, 1822; died Paris, November 8, 1890
Quintet for Piano and Strings in F minor
Composed in 1879; 36 minutes
César Franck's music—full of individuality, passion and innovation—is somewhat at odds with the public image of a quaint, aging and conservative organist at the church of St. Clotilde in Paris. Though not a prolific composer, the intensity of Franck's vision set French music on a new path in the last quarter of the 19th century.
Like Beethoven, Franck's first published chamber works were a set of piano trios. His last major work was the String Quartet in D major, and in between he wrote what has become one of the most popular piano quintets in the repertoire. Franck completed his Piano Quintet in 1879 and dedicated it to Camille Saint-Saëns, an old friend and colleague who played the piano part at the work's premiere in 1880. Saint-Saëns was not impressed with the piece (he had written two piano quintets of his own by this time), and after Franck gave him the manuscript in gratitude for his performance, Saint-Saëns intentionally left it behind. It was later found in a pile of trash.
The renowned 20th-century pedagogue Nadia Boulanger once claimed that this passionate quintet contained more pianissimo and fortissimo markings than any other chamber piece. The powerful emotions expressed in it were possibly inspired by Franck's infatuation with one of his students, Augusta Holmes, which, if true, may also explain why his wife was not fond of the work. She declared, "His organ pieces are everything that is admirable; but that quintet! Ugh!"
The extremes of musical expression appear early in the first movement. The introduction pits a rather severe descending figure in the first violin against flowing triplets in the piano. In the Allegro that follows, the violin's dotted-figure seems to triumph as it leads into ardent dialogues with the piano. A sighing second theme continues the intensity, yet gentle motifs by the piano restore occasional calm throughout the movement. The main theme returns in a furious fortissimo at the start of the recapitulation and again in the coda, but the movement ends with a resigned murmur.
Though the tempo marking for the A-minor second movement (Lento) and the softer dynamic level suggest a change of emotional temperature, the contrast is not as great as one might expect. The strings continue to play a fervent descending motif while the piano accompanies with triplet chords. As he develops and varies these themes, Franck makes subtle reference to materials from the first movement and foreshadows a theme that will appear in the finale. A lyrical D-flat passage provides sporadic respite from the sighing motifs, but it eventually cadences back into a halting A-minor.
The Finale is written with the key signature of F-minor, but persistent G-flats and A-naturals suggest a kind of "gypsy" scale rather than the minor mode, lending the movement an exotic touch. The second violin opens with a bustling chromatic pattern, juxtaposed with piano octaves. Gradually the piano theme gathers strength until all strings join in a unison statement while the piano takes over the moto perpetuo passage-work. Melodic snatches from previous movements are recalled in a passionate dialogue that leads to powerfully conclusive octaves on the tonic F.
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Jaime Laredo
With these concerts, the Chamber Music at 92Y series, under the artistic direction of Jaime Laredo, draws to a close. For 40 seasons Mr. Laredo has made the series a preeminent presenter of chamber music in New York City, hosting renowned artists and ensembles, encouraging rising musicians and actively cultivating new works.
The series has reflected Mr. Laredo's commitment to artistic excellence that has endured throughout a 50-year-long career as soloist, conductor, recitalist, pedagogue and chamber musician. Born in Bolivia, he won the prestigious Queen Elisabeth of Belgium Competition at the age of 17. He currently serves as music director of the Vermont Symphony, artistic director of the Brandenburg Ensemble and leader of the annual New York String Orchestra Seminar at Carnegie Hall. Mr. Laredo is also violinist for The Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio, a mainstay of the Chamber Music at 92Y series, and the Laredo-Robinson Duo with his wife, cellist Sharon Robinson.
Mr. Laredo has recorded nearly 100 discs, which have received the Deutsche Schallplatten Prize, one Grammy Award and seven Grammy nominations. Last year, both Mr. Laredo and Ms. Robinson assumed chairs at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and since 2009 they have been artistic directors of the Linton Chamber Music Series in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suzie Park
A native of Sydney, Australia, Susie Park has concertized around the world. Among her many honors, she was a top prize winner of the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. She has appeared as soloist with orchestras including the San Francisco and Pittsburgh symphonies, the Royal Philharmonic and the Orchestra of St. Luke's with conductors including Hans Vonk, Alan Gilbert, Fabio Luisi and Yehudi Menuhin. She is a founding member of ECCO—the East Coast Chamber Orchestra—and she was concertmaster of the New York String Orchestra in Carnegie Hall.
A passionate chamber musician, Ms. Park was the violinist of the renowned Eroica Trio from 2006 to 2012, which earned a Grammy nomination for its eighth CD, An American Journey (EMI). Her collaborations include the Guarneri, Juilliard, Emerson and Cleveland quartets, Kim Kashkashian and Jaime Laredo. Her festival appearances include Caramoor, Ravinia, Aspen and Open Chamber Music at Prussia Cove, England. She has given recitals throughout the US and Australia, and she was a member of Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's CMS Two, a three-year residency program for young emerging artists. In December 2009, Ms. Park performed with trumpeter Chris Botti in 41 consecutive shows at New York's Blue Note jazz club.
Ida Kavafian
Violinist/violist Ida Kavafian is one of the most active and versatile musicians performing today. Artistmember of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and former violinist of the renowned Beaux Arts Trio, she performs as a soloist; in recital with her sister, Ani, in the Kavafian Duo; and as a member of the Trio Valtorna and the Opus One piano quartet.
Ms. Kavafian made her Chamber Music at 92Y debut in 1979 and has returned nearly two dozen times. An original member of the innovative group TASHI, she appears as guest violist with ensembles such as the Guarneri, Orion and American string quartets. She is founder of the Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival, and for nearly 30 years she has been artistic director of the renowned festival Music from Angel Fire. She made her New York recital debut at 92Y under the auspices of Young Concert Artists.
Ms. Kavafian has premiered many new works by such composers as Tōoru Takemitsu, Michael Daugherty and bluegrass virtuoso Mark O'Connor, and she has toured and recorded with jazz greats Chick Corea and Wynton Marsalis. She serves on the faculties of Bard College, The Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School of Music.
Born in Istanbul of Armenian parentage, Ms. Kavafian is married to violist Steven Tenenbom; they breed, raise and show champion Vizsla purebred dogs.
Sharon Robinson
Winner of the Avery Fisher Recital Award, Piatigorsky Memorial Award and Pro Musicis Award, cellist Sharon Robinson appears around the world as a recitalist, concerto soloist and chamber musician. Her festival appearances include Prague's Autumn Festival, where she performed Dvořák's Cello Concerto at the famous Dvořák Hall. She made her Chamber Music at 92Y series debut in May 1976, and has appeared every season since as chamber musician or member of either the Laredo-Robinson Duo or Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio.
Ms. Robinson works closely with many of today's leading composers, including Richard Danielpour, Ned Rorem, Arvo Pärt, Stanley Silverman and André Previn. She is admired for building consortiums of presenters as co-commissioners of new works. For example, she gathered 12 presenters to commission Ellen Taaffe Zwilich's Quintet in honor of The Kalichstein- Laredo-Robinson Trio's 35th anniversary.
Ms. Robinson's CDs include the Vivaldi Cello Sonatas on Vox and a Grenadilla disc of solo cello works by Debussy, Fauré and Rorem. Last October the Trio released the complete Schubert piano trios, and the Duo released an album of three double concertos in celebration of their 35th wedding anniversary, both on the Bridge label. Ms. Robinson is also a renowned teacher; last fall she and Mr. Laredo each assumed chairs at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
David Shifrin
One of only two wind players to have ever been awarded the Avery Fisher Prize, David Shifrin is in constant demand as an orchestral soloist, recitalist and chamber musician. He has served as principal clarinetist with the Cleveland Orchestra, American Symphony Orchestra (under Leopold Stokowski), the Honolulu and Dallas symphonies, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and New York Chamber Symphony.
An artist member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center since 1989, Mr. Shifrin served as its artistic director from 1992 to 2004. He has also been artistic director of Chamber Music Northwest in Portland, Oregon, since 1981. He collaborates frequently with such ensembles and artists as the Guarneri, Tokyo, and Emerson string quartets, Wynton Marsalis, and pianists Emanuel Ax and André Watts.
Mr. Shifrin's recordings have appeared on multiple labels and have received three Grammy Award nominations. His recording of the Mozart Clarinet Concerto with the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra was named Record of the Year by Stereo Review. His latest recording, Shifrin Plays Schifrin on Aleph Records, is a collection of clarinet works by composer/conductor Lalo Schifrin.
Mr. Shifrin has been on the faculty of the Yale School of Music since 1987 and has been artistic director of the Chamber Music Society of Yale since 2008. In 2007 he was awarded an honorary professorship at China's Central Conservatory in Beijing.
Benjamin Hochman
Winner of a 2011 Avery Fisher Career Grant, pianist Benjamin Hochman made his highly acclaimed New York recital debut at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2006, which was soon followed by engagements with the New York Philharmonic and the Israel Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall. A native of Jerusalem, he was selected to participate in such prestigious residencies as Lincoln Center's Chamber Music Society's CMS Two, Isaac Stern's International Chamber Music Encounters in Israel and Carnegie Hall's Professional Training Workshops. His numerous engagements at 92nd Street Y have highlighted his penchant for diverse programming.
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In 2009, Mr. Hochman's first album was released on Artek. It included solo works by Bach, Berg and Webern. His latest recording project, titled Hommage to Schubert, features two Schubert sonatas alongside Schubert-inspired works by Widmann and Kurtág. It will be released by Avie Records in November 2013. His website is benjaminhochman.com.
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I've seen both こんばんわ and こんばんは used; which is correct here? If we interpret the は as the topic particle, は would seem correct, but it seems that わ is used quite frequently anyway...
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こんばんは is correct, according to that page in Japanese.
My gut feeling is the same - 今晩は -> こんばんは.
That said, a cursory Google of こんばんは yielded 13M hits, whereas こんばんわ yielded 26M.
こんばんは is correct. The former is mostly a stylistic/emphatic usage.
こんばんわ is cuter. こんにちは is more correct/formal/proper.
こんばんは (今晩は) is the one in the dictionary for "Good evening!". I think that こんばんわ has a cuter feeling, maybe a little softer. It's a total guess, but it might be related to the feminine わ at the end of sentences. Actually, this page seems to be saying it's related to 和 (わ - peace) which gives it a nicer feeling.