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'I will protect you," a father sings in the opera "Lost Childhood" to comfort his 9-year-old son, Julek The tragic irony is that shortly thereafter, the father, emblematic of so many Jewish men, will be marched out of his Lvov, Poland, home and murdered by the Nazis.
Young Julek, now Yehuda Nir, is a retired psychiatrist on New York City's Park Avenue. He is professor emeritus at Cornell Medical Center and author of the memoir "The Lost Childhood," on which the opera is based, On November 9, The National Philharmonic will present the first complete concert performance of the opera, at the Music Center at Strathmore, in North Bethesda, Md., to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht. While composer Janice Hamer and her cousin, poet/librettist Mary Azrael, have collaborated in the past, "Lost Childhood" is their first opera.
The National Philharmonic's Polish-born maestro, Piotr Gajewski, will conduct the opera. The performance has come about in the serendipitous way that such events generally tend to come together — Gajewski learned about the opera's existence from his father, who is a survivor of the Warsaw ghetto and resides in the same assisted living facility as Hamer's parents.
The core narrative begins in 1939, when Nir endured terrible times posing as an altar boy in a story that has as many twists as an action thriller, defying the concept of survivor as passive victim. Armed only with identity papers forged by his sister Lala's boyfriend, Ludwig Selig, Nir, his mother and Lala passed through the war years, eluding discovery. As Nir has said, his life is a triumph over 1 million Nazis who set out to murder a 13-year-old boy. "Hitler is dead," Nir asserts, "but I am alive."
"Lost Childhood" dramatizes the iconic wartime story of Nir's family, using an invented dialogue between an older version of himself, Judah Grunfeld, and Manfred Geyer, the son of perpetrators. The character is based on Gottfried Wagner, composer Richard Wagner's great-grandson, who wrote about his disaffection with his family history in "Twilight of the Wagners."
In an essay written for the November 9 performance, Wagner wrote, "The opera does not attempt to replicate Yehuda Nir's memoir in music and poetry, but rather uses some of its material to different purpose — a work of art and a plea for dialogue between non-Jewish Germans and Jews living since the Holocaust, and by extension, for resolution through dialogue of current conflicts, human rights violations and genocides."
Though fiction, the dialogue follows a real-life friendship. Beginning in 1994, Nir and Wagner traveled to psychiatric conferences, publicly discussing the personal difficulties each has continued to struggle with: for Nir, identity and dislocation issues, anger and the desire for revenge, the loss of his father. For his part, Wagner had to deal with a family history that embraced racism — a home where Adolf Hitler was a frequent dinner guest, affectionately dubbed Uncle Wolf. For the opera, Azrael wove in material from interviews with the two men, shifting the emphasis to our time in the present. "The opera is the first to deal with these post-Holocaust issues," Hamer said in a telephone interview. Her music incorporates Polish-Jewish prewar folk songs, polkas juxtaposed with Nazi anthems and "Nie Sollst Du Mich Befragen" ("Don't Ask Me From Where I Come"), from Wagner's "Lohengrin." The libretto is most unusual for its postwar vision of understanding when forgiveness is not an option.
"Lost Childhood" has been produced in a variety of formats since, including concert readings and piano-vocal workshops, and in a staged workshop in Israel's Tel Aviv in 2007. In 2010, in celebration of Nir's 80th birthday, scenes were performed at a lavish party organized by his daughter, Sarah Maslin Nir, a New York Times reporter. His eldest son, Daniel Nir, a financial contributor to the opera's development, said, "The work combines my father's double passions: to get his story out and music." He and his brother, Aaron Nir, following their father's legacy, will make a gift to the University of Virginia Jewish Studies Program, in memory of both their grandfathers: Yehuda Nir's father, Samuel Grunfeld, and their mother Eva Herman's father, Jules Roos. Some of the funds come from Jules Roos's frozen bank account after the Swiss settled with the World Jewish Congress in 2000.
Recently interviewed, Nir's psychologist wife, Bonnie Maslin, emphasized the importance of the opera as a vehicle of memory: "Music connects with emotion and therefore is much more powerful than mere history. This opera is a way we get to say Kaddish for untold numbers of people." She noted another aspect of her husband's life: An activist, Yehuda Nir went to Israel at the outset of the Six Day War, and to Bitburg, Germany, to protest President Reagan's wreath-laying visit there. Maslin has established an exhibition hall in honor of Yehuda Nir, child Holocaust survivor, and donated his Holocaust materials to the Gelman Library at George Washington University.
While the opera is now finally fully orchestrated, it awaits its next great moment, in complete dress and scenery; like the memory of the Holocaust, "Lost Childhood" is a continued work in progress.
Regina Weinreich is the author of "Kerouac's Spontaneous Poetic: A Study of the Fiction," editor of "Kerouac's Book of Haikus" and co-producer/director of the 1994 documentary "Paul Bowles: The Complete Outsider."
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Intro. At its core, this topic is about the history of technology. As such, it is necessary to examine the numerous theories and philosophies of technology in order to gain a more complete understanding of television as a technological artifact in history. Even though this topic examines the early years of television, I feel that it is still important to examine opinions of modern technology compared to early opinions at television's threshold.
One of the leading media theorists of the twentieth century was Marshall McLuhan. Among other things, McLuhan coined the term "the medium is the message," meaning that the form of a technology determines its content. Borrowing from Neil Postman's example, using smoke signals to communicate restricts the content that can be conveyed. Smoke cannot achieve any high levels of discourse simply due to its limitations in form of expression. Similarly, since television is limited to a conversation of images, it is also limited in its levels of discourse. McLuhan describes the relationship between form and content as symbiotic, by which the medium is embedded in the message and crucially affects how the message is interpreted. In McLuhan's Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man, he asserts that the media themselves should be the focus of study rather than its content. He believes that conventional understanding of media concentrates on "the scratch but not the itch." McLuhan goes further to claim, quite controversially, that content has a comparatively little effect on society when judged against the form itself. He believes, for example, that television will have the same effect on society regardless of its programming. For McLuhan, the moral questioning of media's material is a matter of perspective. He is more interested in studying the effects of the media than critiquing it. To demonstrate the instability of opinions, McLuhan juxtaposes the "considerable amount of alarm and revulsion expressed concerning the growing quantity of printed books" at the end of the seventeenth century with the fear that the printed word is nearing extinction today. Depending on the perspective, media might be viewed as a gift or a burden.
As we enter the world of media criticism, it would be a shame to ignore the work of Neil Postman. Writing more than a dozen books on the effect of media on society, his most famous work is probably Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business. In this extremely well researched and well constructed text, Postman argues his thesis that with the advancements in modern communication "all public discourse increasingly takes the form of entertainment." Comparing Aldous Huxley's Brave New World with George Orwell's 1984, Postman reasons that Huxley's world where people are controlled by pleasure is much more realistic than Orwell's world where people are controlled by pain. Postman has no difficulty accepting television as the present-day soma that induces people to relinquish their democratic rights in favor of amusement.
Postman elaborates on many of Marshall McLuhan's ideas. Altering McLuhan's famous slogan, Postman claims that "the medium is the metaphor." This new slogan is meant to emphasize that the media do not simply convey information, but instead, they are "metaphors through which we conceptualize reality in one way or another." In line with McLuhan's idea that form determines content, Postman argues that different media are appropriate for different kinds of information. Images, according to Postman, do not necessitate the same rational inquiry required to understand print typography. Television expects only a passive involvement from its viewers. Typography, on the other hand, requires active participation from its reader to organize the words presented into coherent meaning. Television programs have time constraints and continue their programs independent of the viewer. When deciphering a written work, the reader is the one who controls the progression of information. Because of its ease of comprehension and its emotional power, television is more appropriate to entertain than present important information.
On the whole, much of media criticism focuses on the destruction of American culture and the disconnection of society. There are very few sources that view popular culture from an optimistic perspective. Steven Johnson, in Everything Bad Is Good For You, supports the polemic that popular culture is actually making people smarter. By examining the evolution of video games and television, Johnson argues that these technologies are becoming more complex and increasing our cognitive capacities, instead of agreeing with the "assumption that mass culture follows a steadily declining path toward lowest-common-denominator standards."
Before delving into his book, Johnson establishes the need to do away with "the tyranny of morality play." He believes that most people have trouble evaluating the integrity of the media without assuming the need for a "healthy message" to be good for society. Indeed, television has seen an increase in darker storylines and antiheroes. He prefers to look at media "as a kind of cognitive workout, not as a series of life lessons." It is not that Johnson is not concerned with these issues. It is just that these issues are not the focus of his book.
After receiving political criticism that Everything Bad supported unfettered capitalism as a means of creating a smarter culture, Johnson corrected this by describing himself as "much more of a technological determinist than an economic determinist."
Taken at face value, many of Johnson's arguments are circumstantial and don't represent media and people on the whole. Johnson explains that "this book should not be mistaken for an extended justification for sitting around glued to the Xbox 360 all day." One of the main reasons he wrote this book was because "the virtues of playing baseball and making friends on the playground and communing with nature are universally agreed on...but the discussion of the popular media has relentlessly focused on the negatives." Seen in his expert writing skills, Johnson is not proposing the complete eradication of literature in favor of movies and video games as educational tools. More accurately, he is postulating that these technologies have merit as well and deserve further consideration.

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There was a time when Hollywood regularly gave women Academy Award nominations for acting in comedies. Carole Lombard, Irene Dunne, Rosalind Russell, Jean Arthur and Barbara Stanwyck were all Best Actress Oscar nominees for comedy performances. Claudette Colbert, Judy Holliday and Diane Keaton won their Best Actress Academy Awards for comedies. Teri Garr and the late, great Madeline Kahn netted Oscar nominations for comedies. Then exceptional funny work by women seemed to be overlooked by Hollywood. The 1996 performance Debbie Reynolds delivered under Albert Brooks' direction in Mother really should've earned the Hollywood veteran her second Oscar nomination. Excellent character comedy work! Because women in comedies have been overlooked by Oscars in recent decades, many of us were thrilled when Melissa McCarthy scored a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination for 2011.
That lovable character she created for Bridesmaids was just so wrong that she was right.
I have been a fan of her work ever since I saw her in the 1999 movie, Go, now one of my favorite counter-culture holiday movies. A Christmas rave in L.A. goes all wrong. Go could've been called It's a Blunder-full Life because of all the misfits who get involved with a party drug purchase. She played a gay guy's cheerful and totally clueless roommate.
Her role was brief but she totally stood out -- and she stood in a cast that starred Katie Holmes, Timothy Olyphant, Scott Wolf, Jay Mohr, Taye Diggs and Sarah Polley. I followed McCarthy over to TV on the sitcom Gilmore Girls and, currently, Mike & Molly.
I have an idea for McCarthy. Back in the 1960s, one of the top comedy teams around was Mike Nichols and Elaine May. This couple starred on stage and in appearances on network television variety shows. Their comedy albums were best-sellers.
Nichols and May were smart, inventive, good actors and -- above all -- very funny.
Both went on to become film directors who guided actors to Oscar nominations. Under his direction, Elizabeth Taylor and Sandy Dennis won Oscars for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft were Oscar nominees for The Graduate. Meryl Streep was an Oscar nominee for Mike Nichols' Silkwood and Postcards from the Edge. Hollywood veteran Eddie Albert and actress Jeannie Berlin got their Oscar nominations for 1972's The Heartbreak Kid, directed by Elaine May.
Elaine May wrote, directed and starred in a 1971 comedy that, I'm so glad to report, has finally made it to DVD. A New Leaf co-stars Walter Matthau as a vain, selfish New York City playboy who blew through all his inheritance money pampering himself and living the high life. Henry is broke and desperate. He's forced to borrow money.
He has a certain amount of time in which to pay back a sizable loan. Suicide would be too painful. He can't do that. Then one day he sees the solution to all his problems. She's Henrietta, the klutziest and most socially awkward white woman the Good Lord ever put into a pair of pumps. She's a botantist. She's a mess. She's single. And she's got money. She's a rich, single mess. Henrietta just became beautiful to Henry.
Will the playboy wed her and knock her off for the money? Can klutzy Henrietta keep from accidentally killing herself by simply walking? This sweet woman is practically an accident just waiting to happen. I love A New Leaf. I could see this being remade with Melissa McCarthy as the loveless botantist who believes she's finally found romance.
Who would I cast opposite her as the playboy with marriage and murder on his mind?
The star of TV's Mad Men -- the handsome Jon Hamm.
He's done some fine dramatic acting as the morally adrift advertising man on that series. I really dig the way Hamm does comedy. His guest appearances on 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live broke me up. And he's funny in Bridesmaids too. He's perfect to play the over-aged trust fund baby done in by his own sense of entitlement.
Melissa McCarthy is an Emmy winner for her sitcom work on CBS' Mike & Molly.
Last weekend, her comedy movie Identity Theft opened. One reviewer liked it and referred to her as "a female John Candy." I felt that was an uninspired compliment, obviously comparing her to the late Candy because he was a plus-sized actor. McCarthy plays a wife on a hit sitcom, she's good at physical comedy and she also makes movies. I'd compare her to someone like Lucille Ball. Or Carol Burnett. Or Bill Murray -- a comic actor who also graduated from weekly network TV comedy to Oscar-nominated film work. Melissa McCarthy and Jom Hamm in a remake of Elaine May's A New Leaf -- that's my Hollywood pitch.
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Three-dimensional art made by one of four basic processes: carving, modelling, casting, constructing
- Introduction
- Sculpture in focus
- Sculpture in context
- Other perspectives
- Conserving sculpture
- Sculpture in detail
- Sculpture for kids
Techniques and processes
Carved sculpture is usually made from stone, wood, ivory or bone. The main material used for modelling is clay. The process of casting involves modelling (in clay or wax), making a mould from the model, and then pouring a liquid material, such as plaster or molten metal, into the mould.
In the twentieth century a new way of making sculpture emerged with the cubist constructions of Picasso. These were still life subjects made from scrap (found) materials glued together. Constructed sculpture in various forms became a major stream in modern art (with constructivism; assemblage and environments). Techniques used included welding metal, introduced by Julio González, who also taught the technique to Picasso.
Browse the slideshow of videos and artworks below for an introduction to a range of sculptural techniques and materials.
The beginning of sculpture
The earliest known human artefacts recognisable as what we would call sculpture date from the period known as the Upper Paleolithic, which is roughly from 40,000 to 10,000 years ago. These objects are small female figures with bulbous breasts and buttocks carved from stone or ivory, and are assumed to be fertility figures. The most famous of them is known as the Venus of Willendorf (named after the town in Austria where it was found in 1908).
Sculpture flourished in ancient Egypt from about 5,000 years ago and in ancient Greece from some 2,000 years later. In Greece it reached what is considered to be a peak of perfection in the period from about 500–400 BC. At that time, as well as making carved sculpture, the Greeks brought the technique of casting sculpture in bronze to a high degree of sophistication. Following the fall of the Roman Empire the technique of bronze casting was almost lost but, together with carved sculpture, underwent a major revival during the Renaissance.
The development of sculpture
Explore the development of sculpture from the eighteenth to the twenty-first century through Tate artworks.
Sculpture in focus
An in-focus look at the work of two very different sculptors and their approaches to materials, techniques and subject matter.
Henry Moore: Abstracting the figure
Experiments with abstraction were one of the features of early twentieth century art, beginning with Picasso's readymade sculptures. Henry Moore emerged in the 1920s as a leading avant-garde sculptor. He was initially inspired by sculpture from non-European cultures, such as those from Africa, Asia and South America which he first saw in the British Museum. In the 1950s and 1960s, Moore worked almost exclusively in plaster which was cast in bronze, creating abstracted figurative sculptures inspired by forms from the landscape and nature.
Tate curator Chris Stephens and Anita Feldman from the Henry Moore Foundation introduce Henry Moore's sculpture as displayed at Tate Britain.
A gift of sculpture
This Tate Etc. feature focuses on the sculptures Moore gifted to Tate.
The Bronze Age
Article exploring Moore in the context of his contemporaries and the success of the The New Aspects of British Sculpture exhibition at the 26th Venice Bienale in 1952.
Cornelia Parker: Crushes, collisions and explosions
In the late 1980s British sculptor and installation artist Cornelia Parker began making installations using materials that had often been subjected to violent acts of transformation.
In Cornelia Parker's hands, nothing is stable. Solid objects fall apart, collide, combust and are crushed, only to re-emerge from these acts of violence in new and surprising forms.
I like to take man-made objects and push them to the point where they almost lose their reference, so that they become something else, take on other alliances.
In this video the artist explains the ideas and processes behind her Folkestone Mermaid, a commisson for the 2011 Folkestone Triennial.
Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View
Use this learning resource for an in-depth exploration of Parker's iconic installation Cold Dark Matter, in which she magically presents an exploding garden shed, complete with shed-like contents, as if they are caught mid-explosion.
Cornelia Parker: Talking Art
'My work is all about the potential of materials – even when it looks like they've lost all possibilities.' Watch Cornelia Parker in conversation with curator and writer Lisa LeFeuvre.
Sculpture in context
Curator Greg Sullivan introduces British art from 1810–1840 and examines neoclassical sculpture in the context of what was happening in painting at that time.
The poetics of space
Sculptor Anthony Caro and architect Norman Foster discuss the relationship between sculpture and architecture in this Tate Etc. article.
Tate Debate: Why do we still need monumental art?
Blog questioning the relevance of monumental public sculpture in the context of contemporary society, with reference to Anish Kapoor's 2012 commission for London's Olympic Park.
Other perspectives
In this video from the Fashion meets Art series, fashion designer Jonathan Saunders explains just what it is about Anthony Caro's vibrant abstract sculptures that inspires his designs.
Saloua Raouda Choucair: From Beirut to Tate Modern
In 2013 Lebanese artist Saloua Raouda Choucair received her first major show outside her home country at the age of 97. This video follows the journey that these pioneering works of abstract art took from Beirut to Tate Modern, as well as providing insights into the artist's life and the development of her work.
Interview with Helen Charash about the life and work of her late sister Eva Hesse
Artist Eva Hesse pushed the boundaries of sculptural materials and form in her extraordinary sculptures. 'What was it like to grow up with a genius?'…In this article, the artist's sister provides an intimate perspective on Hesse's life and work.
Conserving sculpture
Watch experts from the worlds of conservation, performance, textiles and archaeology discuss the preserved studios at the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden.
Conserving large-scale painted sculpture
Read about our conservation project on Phillip King's Call.
The conservation of John Foley's sculpture of Sir Joshua Reynolds P.R.A
The conservation team explain how they cleaned this extremely dirty marble sculpture of Sir Joshua Reynolds, for display at Tate Britain in 2005.
Sculpture in detail
In 2005 Rachel Whiteread's Embankment was installed in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall. This video provides a behind-the-scenes insight into the processes involved in installing large-scale sculptural installations.
IN FOCUS: The Singer exhibited 1889 and Applause 1893 by Edward Onslow Ford
This in depth research project considers how two sculptures by nineteenth century sculptor Edward Onslow Ford function as a pair, and explores the context of their making and reception in late Victorian Britain.
Contemporary Sculpture and the Social Turn
The two curators of skulptur projekte münster 2007, Kasper König and Carina Plath, are joined by James Lingwood, Director of Artangel, London, and two of the participating artists, Maria Pask and Mark Wallinger, for a panel discussion on the way artists engage with urban space and the public sphere, and the way the public engages with art works.
- Browse all articles on sculpture
- Watch all sculpture related videos
Sculpture for kids
These blog posts, games and activites are a fun and simple way to introduce sculpture to kids, whether in the classroom or at home.
Who is Barabara Hepworth?
This Tate Kids blog post looks at one of the most famous abstract sculptors.
Who is Henry Moore?
This short introduction looks at the work of figurative sculptor Henry Moore.
Top 5 sculptures
Find out Tate Kids top 5 sculptures!
Digital Makers: Be a 3D designer
This resource is a great introduction to 3D printing and explains how to make a 3D digital model.
Junky funky sculpture
Taking influence from Sir Antony Caro's strange sculptures, this art activity gets kids making their own.
Soap carving and Barabara Hepworth necklace
Kids can create Barabara Hepworth inspired small sculptures with these fun and unique activities.
Weaving organic
This Textile Tryout activity for kids explains how to make an organic, abstract sculpture with weaved elements.
Cornelia Parker Thirty Pieces of Silver
Inspired by Cornelia Parker's sculpture of squashed silver objects, the Art Sparks create their own work, The Silver Cage.
Anish Kapoor Ishi's Light
Watch the Art Sparks create a work infuenced by Anish Kapoor's floor standing sculpture and get kids to create their own at home.
Related glossary terms
Techniques and materials:
Cast, carving, metal, mixed media, maquette, installation art
Groups and movements: Eighteenth / nineteenth century:
Neoclassicism, new sculpture, realism, symbolism, Victorian
Groups and movements: Twentieth century:
Assemblage, cubism, constructivism, Geometry of Fear, minimalism, New British Sculpture, new generation sculpture, environments, land art, YBA


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Born: 25 October 1800, Rothley Temple, Leicestershire, England
Died: 29 December 1859, London, England
Babington was a noted child prodigy, at age eight he had written Compendium of Universal History which covered events from the creation to 1800 and The Battle of Cheviot, a romance à la Sir Walter Scott. He was educated at a private school at Hertfordshire then attended Trinity College, Cambridge. He won several awards for poetry while at Cambridge, including the Chancellor's Gold Medal in 1821. He was called to the bar in 1825 but used his legal skills in politics rather than the courts. He was a member of parliament for some fifteen years, serving three different ridings on four different occasions, making a number of eloquent speeches in favor of governmental reform and against slavery. He held several government offices at home, sat on the Supreme Council of India for four years, and was instrumental in forming the colonial government there. His five-volume History of England is regarded as one of the finest historical works of that scale. While choosing subjects for artwork to be painted in the Palace of Westminster he saw the need to collect an authoritative set of portraits of historical personalities and became one of the founders of the National Portrait Museum. He was created Baron Macaulay in 1857, the first and last to hold that title.
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Our jury presented the Prize of the International Film Critics to a film each in Competition, in Panorama and in Forum.
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28 Sep 2012
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Too many parties will kill you amiga!! Rest at least one day a week!! I've been working overhours for the last 3 weeks...this week I got very sick, on the edge of exhaustion! Today I'll just make a new post and I'm off for the weekend!!
Looking totally gorgeous for an average Friday! The military green looks very nice on you! Its still very warm there in DF no? I need sweaters over here haha. The pants is also super stunning and the Louboutin-like shoes are out of control, really love those!
Wishing you a lovely weekend amiga, and rest!!!
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Love that clutch is gorgeous! o.o
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Love the print on your pants, great outfit, always surprise me!
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• Between 1 and 2:30 p.m. March 28, someone removed wallets from the purses of three employees of a business in the 2200 block of 75th Street and subsequently used the victims' debit cards to make fraudulent purchases.
• Lisabet Enriquez, 19, 117 E. 55th St., Westmont, was charged with retail theft about 7:33 p.m. March 28 after removing items of jewelry from Kohl's, 1001 75th St.
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【ゴシック期】travel collections (Travelog)
This is a summary of all the Logbooks (Travelogs) related to ゴシック期 that we have available for the Marche(Italy) area. Please go ahead and click on them if you want to read their contents. Does reading about ゴシック期 in Marche(Italy) make you want to go there too? In that case let's start planning your next trip!
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Jascha Heifetz; Gregor Piatigorsky; Alfred Wallenstein; William Primrose; Izler Solomon; Erick Friedman; Malcolm Sargent; Johannes Brahms; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; Johann Sebastian Bach; RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra.; RCA Victor Orchestra.; New Symphony Orchestra of London. |
OCLC Number: | 17970924 |
Notes: | The 3rd work with string orchestra acc. Title from container spine. Previously released material. Compact disc. Program notes ([12] p.) inserted in container. |
Performer(s): | Jascha Heifetz, violin; with Gregor Piatigorsky, violoncello; RCA Victor Symphony Orchestra; Alfred Wallenstein, conductor (1st work); William Primrose, viola; RCA Victor Orchestra; Izler Solomon, conductor (2nd work); Erick Friedman, violin; New Symphony Orchestra of London; Sir Malcolm Sargent, conductor (3rd work). |
Event notes: | Recorded May 19-20, 1960 (1st work) and Oct. 2, 1956 (2nd work), in Republic Studios, Hollywood; and May 19-20, 1961, in Walthamstow Town Hall, London (3rd work). |
Description: | 1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
Contents: | Concerto for violin and cello in A minor, op. 102 / Brahms (28:57) -- Symphonie concertante in E-flat, K. 364 / Mozart (26:48) -- Concerto for two violins in D minor, S. 1043 / J.S. Bach (14:23). |
Responsibility: | Brahms, Bach, Mozart. |
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The distal extremity of the canine limb (ie, the paw) is composed of distinct anatomic structures and sites—the haired skin of the dorsal carpus and tarsus, the more glabrous palmar or plantar interdigital epidermis between the footpads, the footpads, the ungual or claw fold, and the claw—that each can suffer unique dermatoses. Dogs are often presented with concerns of a clinical "foot skin problem." It is the clinician's responsibility to determine which tissue(s) is affected and which disease(s) is the most likely cause.
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The Ouija board
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That ws spooky!!!!
The ending where d light dies out reminds me of my post purple:)
Fab job done!Whoa! That was something.. will this be continued to know to know if she really was possessed? what happened next?
ReplyDeleteOH NO... never try to invovlve into something that one does not know enough of .. such things do exist ..
spooky story though i wonder what happened next
BikramRepliesYes, Bikram. There are certain things which one should not meddle with. Unfortunately, I have never been one to follow rules ;) I have left it to the reader's imagination as to what happens next :) Hopefully, I shall dwell a bit more and come up with a continuation!
DeleteYes, I shall post the next part soon :) Let me run wild with my imagination here for a bit!
Gosh that was super spooky! But what a splendid narration! It had a distinct regional flavor to it...that one cannot miss. Loved this.
By the way, I've always been fascinated with the Planchette but never got a chance to try it...I'm not sure I'll try it after reading this ;)Beautifully narrated Aathira :) The candles die out. What else could you wish for at that moment? :D Scary.
ReplyDeletespookyyy! I tried it with my friends on a vacation in Goa and I tell you, it was very scary! I do not know if spirits came or not but the session gave us jitters!!!
ReplyDeleteOooo....this gave me the chills. When we were young me n my elder cousin brothers tried the exact same thing at our grandmother's place. But we were caught before things turned spooky. But my mom has tried this and definitely has stories to tell!
ReplyDeleteOoo....gave me the chills! More so because me n my elder cousin tried the exact same thing as kids at my granny's place. Got caught before any spookiness could strike!
ReplyDeleteScarrry! Very well written...and you have hardened my resolution not to use an Ouija board ever!!
ReplyDeleteIts good,moodayi vannappo nirthi kalanju.why cant you add a bit more .pedikan thayarai vannapol nirthi.hey u kno wat i too was thinkimg to write a yekshikadha,then i found this.
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Crespo da Silva's Intermediate Dynamics: Complemented with Simulations and Animations offers a unique approach, based on a strong problem-solving methodology and use of computer software for problem modeling, visualization and solution. Dynamics concepts are developed progressively, so readers can follow the natural flow of topics, from basic to more advanced. Later chapters cover Lagrangian dynamics and vibrations/oscillations of systems, for courses that advance to this level. Reviewers have praised the book for its excellent problems and examples, that effectively link dynamics concepts with engineering applications. The inclusion of MATLAB and Simulink provides a vehicle for showing modern computer usage, problem modeling, and visualizations of dynamics concepts. A bound-in CD ROM with Simulink routines is included, and a Book Website has full solutions to all chapter problems, links to professional websites, and other student and instructor resources.Crespo da Silva, Marcelo R. M. is the author of 'Intermediate Dynamics Complemented With Simulations And Animations', published 2003 under ISBN 9780072921885 and ISBN 0072921889.
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February 14, 2014 – Mykhaylo Kozelko, an independent application developer, announces the release of Cool Photo Effects for Windows 8 that allows you to apply 300 original and exclusive effects to photos.
For some photographers, the original image is just the launching point for a new composition. After layers of brushes and edits, the final photo may look totally different. For those photographers, Cool Photo Effects is the perfect app. Its library of filters offers 300 creative effects that can be combined to give a unique look to a photo.
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Playhouse, August 15, 2012
The Olympics are over and I'm exhausted! I've watched athletes use muscles most adults can't find, and I've witnessed endurance and stamina few athletes ever attain. Neon-glowing running shoes have grown wings on the track, and I've gasped for breath alongside the Olympic swimmers. In every arena the physically fit competitors awed the world with their stunning achievements.
My aging body could only dream or fantasize about performing like an Olympian, but I smiled as I realized that my spiritual individuality can train for a lifetime – and should!
The pommel horse comes in the form of obstacles that can discourage and intimate me, but when I race toward them in Christ's strength the obstacles become a springboard for me to vault over and beyond them. My landings haven't always been strong, but I rejoice in knowing obstacles don't have to defeat me.
The balancing beam reminds me of the narrow way that leads to eternal life. When I mounted it as a new believer its narrow path seemed quite difficult until I realized the believer can "mount up with wings like eagles." The dismount comes in the form of death, but its landing is in heaven. My reward is waiting!
The uneven bars are a familiar work station for me. I've been up and down, over and around in the struggles that life has thrown at me. I soon learned that life isn't fair, and those ups and downs can master me or I can master them in order to encourage those that are waiting their turn behind me.
I could never collect enough nerve to dive three stories into a tank of water, but as a Christian I can take an unknown leap of faith to follow the Lord's direction. The ease in which I obey is a concern of my Father, and He isn't attracted to big splashes either.
Pole vaulters can reach amazing heights but not without their poles. As a Christian I can scale heights with God's help alone – . . . "by my God I can leap over a wall."
The Olympic relay races were some of my favorites. Every participant ran with such intensity – rushing down the track to pass on his or her baton. It was a team effort.
I picture Christian friends training and working together to carry the Good News all the way to the finish line. In the relay race we all have to participate. The job is too great – too significant for any to cheer from the bleachers.
Finally there will come the rewards ceremony held in heaven, but gold won't be one of them. Revelation describes heaven as a city of gold with golden streets. No, gold medals would be insignificant trinkets there. Anyway, our focus won't be on the rewards, but on Jesus who made it possible for us to call heaven our home.
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Understand that subtraction is the inverse of addition and vice versa; use this to derive and record related addition and subtraction number sentences
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Addition - Crystal Crash |
A fun game to practise mental addition skills. The game was designed to cover all the mental addition objectives in the new math curriculum. You can choose one objective, or choose all the objectives for a year group. This game, together with all the other crystal crash games, is available as a single iPad or Android app.
Bubble Pop - Number Bonds |
A great way to practise number bonds and mental addition. Levels include: number bonds to 10, 20, 50 and 100 as well as addition pairs with a total of up to 20, 50 or 100. Look at the target at the top of the screen and then aim your bubble to make that target. As a teacher I know how important it is that children know their number bonds (pairs of numbers that add up to 10, 20, 50 or 100), and can add quickly mentally. Repetition is essential in learning number bonds. This game is designed to make the process fun. Children have to aim their bubble to make a given sum. As they progress the levels get harder; they have less time, or less bubbles to shoot. Each correct answer is accompanied by an image to reinforce the number bond they have found. This game is available on iPad, iPod and iPhone, as well as on android phones and tablets. |
KS2 Maths Invaders |
Shoot the spaceship with the correct answer and dodge the incoming fire. A fun game to practise a wide range of key mathematical skills. There are over a hundred carefully differentiated levels linked to objectives from the new maths curriculum. The game can be used to teach: Multiplication, Addition, Reading Numbers, Subtraction, Fractions of Numbers, Roman Numerals, Rounding Numbers, Division, Converting Fractions to Decimals, Converting Fractions to Percentages, Telling the Time in Words, Recognising Multiples, Factors, Prime, Square and Cube Numbers, and Simplifying Fractions. A full list of levels is below. This game is also available as an iOS and Android app. |
Subtraction - Crystal Crash |
The game was designed to cover all the mental subtraction objectives in the new math curriculum. You can choose one objective, or choose all the objectives for a year group. This game, together with all the other crystal crash games, is available as a single iPad or Android app.
Addition and Subtraction Dominoes |
Answer addition and subtraction questions to arrange the dominoes in the correct order as quickly as possible. Lots of choice over level including; add and/or subtract within 20, 50, 100, using decimals or with negative numbers. |
ITP Number Facts |
View full screen in your browser. This ITP displays up to 20 coloured counters and the corresponding addition sentence. The number of counters you select, appear on the screen in purple. Click on any counter to change its colour, the number sentence also changes. To hide and reveal the number sentence, click on the box with the question marks. You can replace a number in the number sentence with a question mark by clicking on the number, and drag counters around the screen to form groups. Addition can be changed to subtraction by clicking on the addition sign in the box. Counters can be dragged into the displayed box, which you can make opaque to hide the counters. This resource is freely available to download from the archived Primary Framework site. |
ITP Difference |
I have created my own version of this ITP which allows you to find the difference between two 2-digit numbers and shows this on a number line. View full screen in your browser. This ITP allows you to compare two rows of beads and to analyse the calculations they can represent. It can be used to promote the language of addition and subtraction, particularly the interpretation of difference. The ITP operates as a series of animations which show how the rows of beads can be represented by two number lines and then as a single number line with the difference indicated by a 'jump'. This resource is freely available to download from the archived Primary Framework site. |
Balancing Sums |
An excellent tool for reinforcing an understanding of the role of the equals sign. Choose one objective, or many. You can choose all the objectives for a single year group (or multiple year groups). You can also choose to balance between different types of calculations (eg addition and multiplication). |
Missing Symbols |
Drag the symbols to the correct position to make the number sentence correct. Lots of levels to play. See if you can improve your score over time. For more multiplication and division resources click here. For more addition and subtraction resources click here. This game is now part of the 'Calculations' collection, which includes the following 17 games and resources: Column Addition, Expanded Addition, Expanded Addition - Place Value Counters, Number Bonds(2), Addition - Digit Drag, Missing Symbols, Column Subtraction, Column Subtraction using Place Value Counters, Counting on to find difference on a beadstring, Multiplication Grid Method, Multiplication Written Method, Ratio and Scaling Numbers, Representing Multiplication, Division by Chunking Up, Division by Chunking Down, Formal Written Division - Round Up or Down?, Short Division Writen Formal Method. The Calculations app is available on Google Play and the App Store. |


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The skills that are required of a legal practitioner working in the hospitality sector span a number of the more traditional legal disciplines, including real estate, corporate and commercial, employment, licensing, health and safety, IP/IT, tax and competition. The sale or purchase of a hotel, for example, will give rise to issues and concepts that are not generally found with assets such as offices and retail premises, including complex holding structures, management contracts and franchise agreements. CLTs first Hospitality Law Conference provides practical insights into some of the key matters that arise in the lifecycle of a hospitality based asset. The conference will be of interest to those working within the hospitality sector as a head of legal, general counsel or legal advisor, as well as to lawyers in private practice. With this in mind, the topics that will be covered go beyond the purely legal to look at how a legal advisor can add value to the business and be a commercial partner to the business.
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Scott Antel is an internationally regarded emerging markets hotels & hospitality lawyer. He has more than 20 years experience advising both owners/developers and international operators in the Middle East, Russia/CIS, Turkey, the Baltics and Asia on hotel, branded residence and mixed use developments. A senior partner in BLP's Abu Dhabi and Dubai offices, Scott recently joined BLP to lead the firm's "tier one" global Hospitality Practice in the Middle East as well as focus on developing the Russian, African and Asia Pacific practices. Scott regularly advises clients on all aspects of hotel, branded residence and mixed use development as well as operational matters, including litigation. He has acted on hundreds of hotel projects, including numerous landmark projects with major international hotel brands. He most recently advised on several luxury hotel and branded residence projects on Dubais iconic Palm Jumeirah. He also works in the franchise sector advising hotels, restaurants and retail clients.
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Anthea Bamford has experience in a wide range of real estate transactions including direct and indirect real estate investment, joint ventures and real estate development projects. Anthea has worked across a range of real estate sectors including office, retail, hotels and logistics with particular focus on advising investors into these sectors including complex multi-jurisdictional deals and co-investment structures and associated management arrangements. Anthea also has significant experience in advising developers and anchor occupiers in major office pre-lets.
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Craig Baylis, Head of the firm's Regulatory Practice Group, is widely experienced in health and safety and food safety, and has significant expertise in successfully defending clients in proceedings brought by enforcement agencies. As a leading practitioner in the licensing field, Craig regularly appears before tribunals all over England and Wales, including advocacy in the Crown Courts on licensing appeals. Craig is recognised as an expert in the area by Legal Business Legal Experts and regularly speaks on licensing law at national conferences.
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James Marshall is a Partner in BLPs award-winning global antitrust & competition team, based in London. He advises on all aspects of competition law and regularly counsels clients on merger control, investigations, commercial deals, abuse of dominance and compliance. James has 10+ years experience advising on antitrust and regulatory issues in the aviation, energy, rail and water sectors. He has particular experience advising hotel sector clients on competition issues.
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Sabina Wyss di Corrado is responsible for PPHE Hotel Groups acquisitions and development projects globally, with a focus on Europe. Sabina has over 15 years experience in the hospitality sector, having worked as an advisor for Christie + Co and TRI Hospitality Consulting (now part of CBRE Hotels) and the Unctad/ITC (UN/WTO). Sabina also held operational roles in hotels and Airlines in Europe, Central America and Australia. PPHE Hotel Group is a pan-European hospitality company, listed on the London Stock Exchange. The portfolio totals 39 hotels & resorts, with a further three hotels in the pipeline. The Groups new developments and extension projects add over 1,000 additional bedrooms to the Portfolio by early 2017, in addition to 500+ bedrooms in the pipeline for the coming years. PPHE has a long track record in operating, leasing, owning and franchising full-service upscale and lifestyle hotels across managed, owned and franchised operation - with the added benefit of the Groups experience in developing its own hotels. Brands include the lifestyle concept artotel and the upscale brand Park Plaza for which PPHE holds the master franchise for EMEA (56 countries) from Carlson. In recent months, PPHE successfully completed the refinance of the majority of its portfolio, acquired the remaining interest of the Arenaturist hospitality group from its partner Goldman Sachs and opened three new hotels.
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