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Today is one of those days when knowing another language is truly a gift.
תהלים פרק מא
:לַמְנַצֵּ֗חַ מִזְמ֥וֹר לְדָוִֽד
אַ֭שְׁרֵי מַשְׂכִּ֣יל אֶל־דָּ֑ל בְּי֥וֹם רָ֝עָ֗ה יְֽמַלְּטֵ֥הוּ יְקוָֽק׃
French Translation:
Psaumes 41
(1) Au chef des chantres. Psaume de David.
(2) Heureux celui qui s'intéresse au pauvre! Au jour du malheur l'Éternel le délivre;
Translated then into English: "Happy is he who interests himself to the poor. On a day of evil, the Eternal one delivers him."
I was looking for a good translation, and none of the English translations I saw conveyed the meaning of the word מַשְׂכִּ֣יל , which the French version translates as "s'intéresse", "interests himself."
This is Psalm 41. It opens with the unusual Biblical word לַמְנַצֵּ֗חַ, which is usually translated as "For the conductor", or the French "For the Song Leader".
The praise that opens this psalm is not merely that those who tend to the poor are happy, or fortunate. It is the one who proactively interests himself that is "Ashrei", which is not only happiness, but as Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch translates, "forward-moving." Many good people internally congratulate themselves for the kindnesses they do. And I hope they all continue to be kind, to extend themselves. I hope to be like them.
This Music Master, to use a phrase coined by Hermann Hesse in "The Glass Bead Game", doesn't just play music; he masters it.
There is a person who, when asked if his family can host someone for Shabbos, graciously and immediately says "Yes, of course!" Then there is another type of person who doesn't wait to be asked if he can host a lonely and not-popular individual for a Shabbos or Yom Tov meal. He goes to the rabbi, or the gabbai, or Shul president, and asks, "Is there anyone here who you think would appreciate an invitation for Shabbos or Yom Tov on a regular basis? Can I have his number so I can call him, and not wait for him to muster the courage to call me?"
There is a person who meets someone who רחמנא ליצלן is going through some difficulty, perhaps a family illness or worse. Or better yet, he is making a Simcha, with dozens of relatives coming in from all over the world. The person utters the phrase, "Call me if you need anything."
לֹא-נָבִיא אָנֹכִי, וְלֹא בֶן-נָבִיא אָנֹכִי: "I am no prophet, nor am I a prophet's son." (Amos 7:14) but I'm pretty sure that there will be no call.
A person who wants to master Chesed, (נצח שבחסד) will say, "Do you have anyone I can pick up at the airport for you?" and/or "I have an extra room; do you have family or friends you need to put up?" and/or "I'm going shopping later. What can I pick up for you while I'm there? Coffee? Grape juice?" Better yet, this master-in-training will find out who in the community is currently beset by additional burdens such as those examples, and call them and say those things.
I know of a group of young adults who were looking to be helpful. They purchased some car chargers and advertised, "If your car battery died, call us and someone will give you a boost." They purchased Shiva chairs, and advertised, "If anyone is sitting Shiva in this community (but the funeral was held in another city, so the local Funeral Home is not involved), we will deliver Shiva chairs, and then pick them up at the end of Shiva."
One does not need such a robust imagination to conjure up other examples of how to do this, and not only for community, but for your spouse, children, parents, neighbors.
"When opportunity knocks?" You go knocking on opportunity's door!

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Clear YOUR HEAD FILL YOUR MIND First semesters are always exciting, and they can also be overwhelming. Just ask first-year student Armi-Lee Amerila.
"My first semester was an adjustment," she recalls. "But it was also the most memorable year of my life." From our extraordinary campus and facilities, to student services, academic programs, small class sizes and beyond, students are central to all we do at uLethbridge. We will help you transition to university life through important events like Ahead of the Herd and New Student Orientation. When you begin your first year, you'll be officially welcomed to the uLethbridge family of scholars at Commencement. Armi-Lee says her transition from high school to university went smoothly thanks to her friends and her professors. "Having a network of friends around me gave me the comfort zone I needed," she says. "My professors really cared about
me and my future. One professor who stands out is Dr. Tracey Roemmele. She never ceased to make me laugh and smile. She's the very definition of chill; she really helped ease my stress during my first semester." Although schoolwork occupies much of Armi-Lee's time, she keeps a busy social schedule, hanging out with friends, hiking in the coulees and enjoying photography. And there's her love for music (just search "Armi-Lee Amerila" on YouTube). Armi-Lee's long-term plan is to become a teacher. Until then, she's a student mentor at uLethbridge, helping other new students adjust to university life.
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FILO, Module 3/ Module 4: The Methodology of History of Philosophy: The Case of the Mind-Body Problem
Course content
The two teachers will be present at the first and last of the fourteen lectures. The remaining twelve lectures will be divided into two. In the first part, Leo Catana will introduce and discuss important, contemporary methodological positions pertaining to the history of philosophy and intellectual history. In addition, he will use some passages from Plato that address the mind-body problem, though the emphasis of this first part is on methodology. In the second part, Sabrina Ebbersmeyer will discuss solutions to the mind-body problem in early modern philosophy. The reading includes, among others, works of Descartes, Elisabeth of Bohemia, Spinoza, Anne Conway and Leibniz. The students are expected to combine their knowledge about methodology and the mind-body problem, and key texts from both areas will be on the obligatory reading list. However, the students are free to choose their emphasis among the two.
Master in Philosophy, 2014-curriculum
The Master's Programme in Philosophy 2014:
Module 3, Classical Philosophical Problem: HFIK03721E
Module 4, Contemporary Philosophical Discussion: HFIK03731E
Module 5, Freely chosen topic 1: HFIK03741E
Module 5, Freely chosen topic 2: HFIK03751E
Students from outside the Humanities: Apply on form: http://hum.ku.dk/uddannelser/skemaer/enkeltestudieelementer.pdf/Indskrivning-enkelte-kurser.pdf
Gueststudents from outside UCPH:
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Curriculum for the main subject at Master´s level in Philosophy
, The 2014 Curriculum:
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- English
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The Elementary School District 15 board has adopted a budget resolution that calls for a property-tax levy next year of nearly $78.3 million, a 5.5 percent increase over the current year.
"Just because the levy goes up doesn't mean the tax rate will increase. If new property comes in at the projected $30 million and the multiplier for existing property stays the same, we are expecting the same tax rate as last year's," said Robert Strande, assistant superintendent for business and auxiliary services. Last year's tax rate was $3.611 per $100 of equalized assessed valuation.


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Author: Darcy Burke
Genre: Romance, Historical Fiction, Regency
Language: English
Series, if any: The Untouchables, Book 2
Publisher: Darcy Burke
Date of publication: 5 July 2016
No. Of pages: 233
Miss Lucinda Parell needs funds. Immediately. And She has no marriage prospects. But what she has is an unquestioned thirst for wagers. She meets her match in Earl Of Dartford. What starts as a protective gesture, turns into a mutual admiration, respect, understading and attraction. Can a commitphobe tame the man running from his past into accepting her heart?
I think we have established by now that Regency novels are my favorite after a good psychological thriller. When a historical novel has a plot that I can relate to more, I find more reasons to fall in love with it. This happens to be case when it comes to this book; it is a perfect blend of romance, love, chemistry, adventure and drama. The fact that characters are strong help in enhancing it manifold. Simply put, I live the characters and the storyline and the comprehensive narrative style which has been done with the whole victorian period in mind.
The cover image is dramatic and attracts your attention and definitely creates a sense of anticipation regardinng the way this story will pay out.
My opinion: One of those romantic books that I will definitely be recommending.
My rating: 4 out of 5


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Thank you for your interest in Huntington Pointe. Please fill out the form below and we will gladly provide you the information you request.
What is Unique about Huntington Pointe?
Huntington Pointe gives residents the chance to live in a highly desirable location with great lifestyle at a very affordable price with homes starting at just over $100,000. The single story attached Villas or Condo's give residents a completely maintenance free lifestyle. The condo buildings are uniquely positioned around the lake for desirable lake views.
Life at Huntington Pointe
Huntington Pointe is located in Delray Beach, a sunny coastal city in Palm Beach County, Florida. This sun-drenched retirement community is loaded with year-round activities and fun for active adult.
Life is like a beach in this cheery neighborhood which has two pristine large wonderful lakes and 1,096 condominiums & single story villas with designs that come in a wide range of styles, sizes and layouts to choose from.
The hub of Huntington Pointe – the grand clubhouse, which boasts of an entertainment complex, a great venue for sports and fitness pursuits and wide array of interest clubs. Residents can meet new friends and play Bridge with them or loaf around the pool and work on their tan, and just simply live an endless vacation.
In Huntington Pointe, life is like living in a resort where everything else is taken care of for the active adults – from making sure lawns are well manicured, driveways are washed and buildings maintained.
This gated community for adults is right along East side of Jog Road, just North of Atlantic Avenue. This fabulous resort-style neighborhood is very near Downtown Delray, where amazing dining, shops and boutiques and a whole lot of fun await you. The ever popular Delray beach is just seven miles away.
The focal point of Huntington Pointe is the deluxe first class clubhouse. The grand 50,000 square-foot clubhouse is a well-designed multi-faceted leisure complex that includes a heated indoor Olympic-sized pool, a well-equipped exercise facility with helpful fitness staff to assist the residents' needs as well as card rooms and crafts rooms and billiard rooms. If the adults want to be kissed by the sun, they can plunge in the outdoor Olympic-sized pool or play shuffleboards, tennis or walk around the lake. It also has its own Village Café where residents can enjoy a cup of coffee and toast for breakfast, or something heavy for lunch and some sweet delights for snacks with friends and family.
Plays are showcased with professional grade performances in Huntington Pointe's clubhouse theatre. There are countless organized activities and events for active adults to enjoy and participate. In Huntington Pointe, residents will never run out of wonderful things to do – from holiday celebrations to themed social events.
Lifestyle in Huntington Pointe is pretty relaxed and easy. Everything is done for the residents – from manicuring lawns to cleaning the garage. It's a fuss free life where everyone can just loaf around with friends and family. Their fun-filled activities include Zumba dancing and aerobics with their pals, the Bridge Club, the Book Club and the Art Club. It's possible to live the vida loca in this lavish community –where the sun never sets on fun-filled activities.
Huntington Pointe Homes & Real Estate
In Huntington Pointe, 55+ adults can choose to live in a condo or in a villa. There are lovely rows of luxurious villas on a tree-lined street in this charming community. The size of one villa starts at 1,590 square feet. They can choose other types of fantastic villas or condominium units – some are furnished, and come with a carport or a balcony or an enclosed porch and wood flooring and new stone tiles.
Huntington Pointe Areas of Attraction
The best beachside town in the country – that is just one of the names attributed to Delray Beach, home of the wonderful Huntington Pointe. This community of DelRay Beach features nearby galleries, boutiques and bistros. There is the yearly celebration of Savor the Avenue Event when the five-block Atlantic Avenue is transformed into a really long dining table and the best party is celebrated in town.
Delray Beach is situated in Palm Beach County where every inch of the city spells rich and famous. From the swanky Greco-Roman mansions that frame the shore to uber clean streets to posh European cars that cruise the highway. There are just bunch of fun things to do in the nearby cities. And of course, the truly gold, Gold Coast beach is just around the corner.
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We love the combination of great location and lifestyle at very affordable prices. The two large lakes and wonderful amenity center give residents a true sense of resort living around water which is what living in Florida is all about. While some might consider the buildings to be older they are well maintained and home buyers will find it difficult to find comparable home prices in this area. While the community does not have a golf course residents can select from a variety of courses within minutes of the community.
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I arrived safely in Baños and it is relaxing, but has a night life as well. I have been the subject of an interview in English for some college students, eaten lasagna, found my hotel, decided to go white water rafting, and am enjoying being away from Quito after a long and difficult week. I will try to take some pictures tomorrow, but I arrived at night and only know that way up in the darkness I see the light of a restaurant...the mountain/volcano is HUGE! I may try a horse ride on mountain Sunday morning. I wish now that I could study here... :)
Hasta mañana.
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Supreme Court of Canada to hear union's appeal of case concerning random alcohol testing in workplace
In a decision issued on March 20, 2012, the Supreme Court of Canada announced that it would hear the appeal of a case involving an employer's right to conduct random alcohol testing in the workplace
Some key facts concerning the case:
- The appellant is the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, Local 30.
- The employer is Irving Pulp & Paper, Ltd.
- The workplace is a mill in New Brunswick.
- As set out in my October 2, 2010 post, the majority of an arbitration board ruled, in November 2009, that the employer's random alcohol policy was not reasonable and thus not enforceable.
- As also set out in my October 2, 2010 post, the New Brunswick Queens Bench court, on judicial review, quashed the
arbitration board's ruling in a September 2010 decision.
- In July 2011, the Court of Appeal of New Brunswick dismissed the union's appeal. See 2011 NBCA 58.
- A March 22, 2012 Postmedia News newspaper article about the case can be found here.
The Supreme Court of Canada's summary of the case states as follows:
The respondent, Irving Pulp & Paper, operates a kraft paper mill along the banks of the St. John River. In 2006, Irving unilaterally adopted a workplace policy which included mandatory random alcohol testing, by breathalyser, for employees holding safety sensitive positions. An Irving employee and member of the union occupying a safety sensitive position was randomly tested. The test revealed a blood alcohol level of zero. Nevertheless, the union filed a policy grievance challenging the reasonableness of the policy on the basis of test set out in KVP Co.v. Lumber & Sawmill Workers' Union, Local 2537, [1965] 16 L.A.C. 73, which was referred to an arbitration panel. Applying a balancing of interests approach, the majority of the arbitration board determined that Irving failed to establish a need for the policy in terms of demonstrating the mill operations posed a sufficient risk of harm that outweighs an employee's right to privacy. Specifically, the majority concluded Irving had not adduced sufficient evidence of prior incidents of alcohol related impaired work performance to justify the policy's adoption. The majority concluded that, while the mill operation represented a "dangerous work environment", the mill operation did not fall within the "ultra-dangerous" category such as a nuclear plant or an airline, where employers had a lighter burden of justification.
Adopting a reasonableness standard of review, the Court of Queen's Bench allowed the application for judicial review and quashed the arbitration decision, holding it was unreasonable to require evidence demonstrating a history of alcohol abuse in the workplace once the majority of the arbitration board had concluded the paper mill represented a dangerous workplace. Although the Court of Appeal reversed the applications judge on the issue of the standard of review and applied a correctness standard, the Court of Appeal dismissed the union's appeal.


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You shall not murder. [Exodus 20:13 ESV]
Cain was the first to commit an act of murder. A different word is used in Genesis 4:8 than in Exodus 20:13. "Killed" means to hit or strike with deadly intent to destroy.
In the course of time Cain brought to the LORD an offering of the fruit of the ground, and Abel also brought of the firstborn of his flock and of their fat portions. And the LORD had regard for Abel and his offering, but for Cain and his offering he had no regard. So Cain was very angry, and his face fell. The LORD said to Cain, "Why are you angry, and why has your face fallen? If you do well, will you not be accepted? And if you do not do well, sin is crouching at the door. Its desire is for you, but you must rule over it." Cain spoke to Abel his brother. And when they were in the field, Cain rose up against his brother Abel and killed him. [Genesis 4:3-7 ESV]
Cain was angry with God because God did not accept the offering he brought. God warned him about the presence and power of sin, how it takes over and controls and enslaves the whole person. Cain could not kill God, the true object of his anger, so he murdered the next best thing. Abel was made in the image of God and thus a representative of God. Sin captured and twisted Cain's thinking giving him, in the thinking of his heart, a reasonable excuse to try, judge, sentence, and execute his younger brother. He showed a pattern, first outlined by his parents as they rebelled against God, which all people would follow and develop for the rest of history.
In God's statement in Exodus and Deuteronomy the word used for "murder" means to break into pieces, to take away the objects ability to function as it was made, that is, to take away it's life. The action may be spontaneous or preconceived and deliberate. It may be an act of carelessness or come from hatred or the desire for revenge because of anger. In all cases murder is the final act of dehumanizing another person and unjustly taking their life.
There are more ways to break a person than to take their life. People regularly steal life from others through manipulation, debilitating and hypercritical statements, and repetitive comments about a person's lack of character or lack of value. Hear what Jesus has to say.
You have heard that it was said to those of old, "You shall not murder; and whoever murders will be liable to judgment." But I say to you that everyone who is angry with his brother will be liable to judgment; whoever insults his brother will be liable to the council; and whoever says, "You fool!" will be liable to the hell of fire. [Matthew 5:21-22 ESV]
Let me be quick to say there is room for righteous anger. This is an anger exhibited by those who are poor in spirit when they see the truth of God being compromised when actions state His truth is not true or the lie is true. There is a place for hatred of sin. There is never a place for hatred of the sinner.
Like all of God's statements this one follows those which have come before. Do you not recognize God's authority and place in creation? You will not recognize the image He has stamped on His highest creation. Do you have idols? You will find an excuse in those idols to judge and execute those with whom you live. Do you have so little regard for God you reject Him and His commands and statements and expectations and love and compassion? You will reject those He has created in His image. Do you seek rest in something other than God? You will never find rest and try to destroy those who do live in peace with Him, those who have something you have not. Have you been taught, by your parents or other authorities, to devalue people who do not fit a taught and ungodly expectation or measure up to an arbitrary standard of righteousness? This is no excuse to disobey God.
God places value on people. We do not have the right to devalue those whom God has eternally established as valuable. Those who try to destroy what God has deemed valuable will face God's wrath, Him against whom they rebel. Jesus died, was murdered, for all, so those who are God's would not face spiritual death. Yet, we are all physical, sinful people and will face physical death. How we die is in God's eternal decree. But, woe to those who conspire to murder God by murdering those who are His.


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R.E.M. – Accelerate
I have not been of clear thoughts recently, and thus have not had much time with myself to listen to new music. The new REM album is an example of something I anticipated but which has not impressed me. It is quite short (34 mins, most songs under three), it does mark a return to their older sound, the guitar is loud and riffs are there, Stipe murmurs but… so far I fail to sense urgency and passion. It is a step towards where they should've been going though. I'll keep listening.
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Family Friendly Events in Harford County Maryland
An event every week that begins at 3:00pm on Friday and Saturday, repeating until May 7, 2017
An event every week that begins at 3:00pm on Sunday, repeating until May 7, 2017
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HCC Actor's Guild
A Student Production
Written by Don Schlitz and Ken Ludwig
The irresistible story of a fourteen-year-old boy growing up in the heartland of America based on the classic novel. Filled with foot-stomping, toe-tapping songs by Don Schlitz ("The Gambler") and a book by Ken Ludwig, this musical adventure is a tale of thrilling escapes, comedy and inspiration for the whole family.
April 21, 22, 28, 29, May 5 & 6 at 7:30 PM
April 23, 30, May 7 at 3 PM
Blackbox Theater at Joppa Hall
General Admission: $8 – $12
Learn More: tickets.harford.edu


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What to give the lady who gave birth to your husband…maybe a kick in the butt? Hahahaha, just kidding. Anyway…here are some options:
I want this for myself, but it also works extremely well as a gift for your MIL.
Bellabisinia is an Etsy shop filled with hand made scarfs from Ethiopia. They are mostly in the $30-$40 range. Nice, but not breaking the bank.
I have given these Tea Towels from Reverie Daydream as a hostess gift a few times. I think they would be great paired with a few kitchen spices or fancy mixes or my MIL. At $14 each they can easily be part of a larger basket gift.
Looking for something more like a keepsake? These lockets from Bella Vita would melt any MIL's heart, especially a new grandma. They run $55 but of course you need to put a pic inside it too!
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Stony Brook University, Department of Music Course Descriptions
Spring 2018
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MUS 502: Proseminar in Tonal Analysis
Prof. August Sheehy
Wednesday, 2:30-5:30pm, Staller Center Room 2314
In this course, we will analyze music at the heart of the tradition often described as "tonal." To that end, our primary "texts" will be musical works by canonical composers such as Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven.. Drawing on influential articles and monographs on music theory and analysis, we will consider these musical works in terms of form, meter, tonal intuitions, and counterpoint. The relatively restricted range of compositions will allow careful and sustained, intensive analysis and interpretation; at the same time, the techniques we study can be applied to a broad range of music (e.g., some earlier and later music in the Western concert tradition, some styles of jazz, and some popular styles). Students will produce a final paper analyzing a musical work chosen in consultation with the instructor. Above all, we will strive for musical insights and build the skills for communicating such insights with clarity and elegance.
This counts as a "theory" course for performers, and is intended for all graduate students.
3 credits
MUS 504: Analysis of 20th/21st Century Music: The 20th Century String Quartet
Prof. Daniel Weymouth
Thursday, 1-4pm, Staller Center Room 2314
The course will involve an in-depth study of several pieces, all string quartets from the past century: Bartok, Berg, Jolas, Ligeti, Reich and Xenakis. We will also consider the nature of analysis and different analytical techniques and what they can (and cannot) tell us about the music. However, the emphasis will be on nuts-and-bolts, dig-into-the-music analysis.
Students should plan to spend 9 to 12 hours per week on this course outside of class. You will have to do a significant amount of analysis, and share the results, in charts or some similar form, and especially a lot of writing. There will also be weekly assignments involving short written responses to assigned readings. Grading will be based on these weekly assignments—on the readings, and on the analyses—along with two term papers. The course counts as a Theory requirement for the MM and DMA, and is very suitable for performance students as well as historians, theorists and composers, but do expect to do graduate-level work.
This counts as a "theory" course for performers and is intended for all graduate students.
3 credits
MUS 507: Studies in Music History: Symphonies of Beethoven
Prof. David Lawton
Tuesday, 1-4pm, Music Library Seminar Room W1531
The symphonies of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) had an enormous impact during his lifetime, and provided an imposing, even intimidating body of work for most of the 19th—century composers who wanted to write symphonies. Even today, they remain the cornerstone of the symphonic repertoire. We will study all nine of his symphonies in this course, but will delve most deeply into Symphony No. 3 in E-flat ("Eroica"), op. 55, Symphony No. 5 in c minor, Op. 67, Symphony No. 6 in F major ("Pastoral"), op. 68, and Symphony No. 9 in d minor, op. 125. In part the focus on these four works is because there are fine monographs dedicated to each one of them: Cambridge Opera Handbooks for Nos. 3, 6, and 9, a Norton Critical score for No. 5, and a Yale Masterworks Series volume for No. 9. These five books will be on reserve for the course in the Music Library. There will also be a required text for the course, which will be available through Stony Brook's Amazon connection: Lewis Lockwood, Beethoven's Symphonies: an Artistic Vision (New York, W.W. Norton & C., 2015). I will post on Blackboard Powerpoint presentations with full scores of all the symphonies, with the measures numbered, and various supplementary materials. Particular topics to be addressed in the course include reception history (including the question of programmatic interpretations of these works); formal and structural analysis and interpretation; and issues of performance practice, including tempo (the controversy over Beethoven's metronome marks), and orchestration (including traditional retouching of some aspects of his scoring by well-known conductors and composers, including Richard Wagner, Gustav Mahler, and Felix Weingartner). We will listen to many different recordings of these symphonies, particularly from the first half of the twentieth century, when differences in interpretation by conductors such as Willem Mengelberg, Felix Weingartner, Wilhelm Furtwängler, and Arturo Toscanini were much more pronounced than what one hears on recordings made today. The course is intended primarily for MM and DMA students. The final grade will be based upon two quizzes, two short written assignments, and a substantial final paper, which DMA students may develop into a DMA research essay.
This counts as a "history" course for performers, and is primarily intended for MM/DMA students.
3 credits
MUS 507: Studies in Music History: Romanticism and Modernism: Music, Literature, Philosophy
Prof. Stephen Smith
Thursday, 1-4pm, Music Library Seminar Room W1531
This seminar studies musical modernism and romanticism across the 19th and 20th centuries. It will examine musical works alongside a wide range of historical documents and objects, in order to think through the position of musical practices within broader social, cultural, and political contexts. Readings may thus be drawn from music history, music theory, philosophy, literary criticism, and art history, as well as writings by composers and other artists. One of our principle lines of inquiry will entail asking to what degree these categories—romanticism and modernism—continue to condition our own contemporary practices as performers, composers, listeners, and thinkers. Grades will be based upon attendance and participation, two presentations, and a final research paper.
This counts as a "history" course for performers, and is primarily intended for MM/DMA students.
3 credits
MUS 516: Electronic Music Workshop
Prof. Daria Semegen
Tuesday, 7-10pm, Staller Center Room 3343
Electronic Music Composition Workshop includes timbral/textural design, structures, hearing sonic persona, aesthetic appreciation/analysis of creative tools, proportions, expression, tensions/contrasts (e.g. in wabi-sabi, kintsugi, ikebana and aspects of Dada, futurism, fluxus, Bauhaus stage proportions, performance art, etc.). Hybrid patterns design, randomness, "how to choose", audio-visual perception, somatics, motion-awareness, intuitive/subjective/objective awareness, evaluation/modification/mixing/editing techniques in all production phases. Working with nuance: varying dynamic expressions of volumes, timbres, registers, densities. Individual projects may involve fixed-media, visual art, lighting design, multi-media, movement, theater techniques, instrumental/vocal performance, concrète, electronic analog/digital means. If scored: may be conventional or experimental notation. Experimental tools; designing innovative work strategies, controlled improvisation-play generation of new materials, modifying existing materials and applying degrees of random for new possibilities. Trouble-shooting, mastering and refining digital/analog editing techniques. Attention to technical, musical, aesthetic analysis and critique throughout. Meeting time may be flexibly rescheduled to accommodate the student seminar group. Questions? Please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Prerequisite: MUS 515 or the equivalent. This counts as a "theory" course only for performers in the MM program.
3 credits
MUS 517: Introduction to Computer Music
Prof. Margaret Schedel
Wednesday, 5-8pm, Staller Center Room 3358
MUS 517 is a hands-on introduction to the use of computers in the creation and performance of music. Topics include hard-disk recording and mixing, computer manipulation of natural sound, a bit of MIDI, software synthesis, and computer-interactive music. In addition, there will be a "literature" component to the course — we will listen to important works of computer music, and discuss aesthetic issues and production techniques.
This is a graduate-level course. There are lab assignments each week, as well as reading and listening assignments, usually with a short précis or chart in response. There is also a final project, which may be a short piece, a program or a paper (or anything else that you and I think is interesting). Weekly, you should expect to spend 3-9 hours on projects (some work may only be possible in the Studio), and 1-3 hours listening/reading in the library.
The course is open to and appropriate for all Music Department Graduate students (others with prior permission). For composers, you need to have taken 515 first. I do not assume extensive computer knowledge; I do assume basic computer literacy. I also assume musical training and background. We usually get a lively mix of people with a broad range of expertise and interests: the more the merrier!
MUS 517 is counted as a non-studio Theory course for MM students —many performers have taken the course and have enjoyed it. It is not considered a course from which one can develop a DMA paper, but DMA students are also welcome, and have also enjoyed the course.
This counts as a "theory" course for MM students.
3 credits
MUS 524: Topics in Music Composition: Writing Opera
Prof. Sheila Silver
Tuesday, 1-4pm, Staller Center Room 3317
MUS 524 will be a workshop in composing for opera. We will compose an aria, then a duo, and then a scene. We will be given texts to set. If you have ideas for your own texts to be used, they must be approved before the class begins. We will have a few singers to work with and will do a presentation, semi-staged, at the end of the workshop. If we don't have a pianist, we may need to use pianists that are in the class. Besides composing for opera, we will also review representative works from the repertoire. The course is limited to 6. If you wish to enroll, please let Prof. Silver know immediately.
For composers in fulfillment of MA work or as part of the PhD contract.
1-3 credits
MUS 537: Research Methods in Ethnomusicology: Baggage: Ethics in Ethnographic Fieldwork
Prof. Benjamin Tausig
Monday, 1-4pm, Staller Center Room 2310
Ethnographers cannot pack light. Fieldwork, always a journey of some kind, is freighted with the legacy of knowledge production and the life history of the fieldworker herself. Disciplines that use ethnographic methods, including ethnomusicology and anthropology, have reckoned with this baggage and its implications. What is an ethical ethnography? What do we bring to the field, and what do we leave there? This course will examine the extensive theoretical literature on ethnographic best-practices, especially around the baggage that all researchers carry with them when studying human communities. We will also read a number of ethnographic monographs (from a variety of time periods) that raise important ethical questions.
There will be weekly readings and assignments, as well as semester-long individual ethnographic projects. Students are expected to have taken a proseminar in ethnomusicology prior to enrollment.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students. Though it counts as a "history" course for performers, MM/DMA students considering enrolling must first confer with Prof. Tausig.
3 credits
MUS 542: Ethnomusicology and Social Theory
Prof. Margarethe Adams
Wednesday, 2:30-5:30pm, Music Library Seminar Room W1531
This course provides a firm foundation in social theory by establishing an understanding of historical trajectories in the disciplines of ethnomusicology and anthropology, and through studying influential theoretical areas of inquiry. Topics include temporality; place; embodiment; nationalism; copyright, ownership and cultural rights; semiotics; and ecomusicology. This is an upper-level seminar with a significant weekly reading load. Requirements include weekly written responses, article presentations, a final paper, and a final oral presentation. Attendance and enthusiastic participation in discussion is mandatory.
Intended for students who have taken at least one graduate-level musicology/ethnomusicology course.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students. Though it counts as a "history" course for performers, any MM/DMA students considering enrolling must first confer with Prof. Adams.
3 credits
MUS 547: Topics in Baroque Music: Sound, Music Conflict, 1570-1750
Prof. Erika Honisch
Monday, 1-4pm, Music Library Seminar Room W1531
What were the sounds of war in the early modern period? What were the sounds of peace? The period between 1570 and 1750—roughly coincident with the cultural era known in Western contexts as "the Baroque"—was characterized by almost continual conflict in Europe. Whether caught up in the French Wars of Religion, the English Civil War, the Thirty Years War, or the War of the Austrian Succession, Europe's diverse citizens must have feared, with the philosopher Thomas Hobbes, that their lives were bound to be "poor, nasty, brutish, and short" (Leviathan, 1651). Music written during this period was shaped by the depredations of war. It gave voices to hopes for peace, to joy at survival or victory, to grief at loss and devastation. But music, and sound more generally, did not merely reflect the tumultuous world around it. Trumpet blasts, motets, anthems, hymns, bells, artillery salvos—all of these sounds induced people to act: to take up arms, to pray, to give thanks for being spared, to celebrate a victory and, sometimes, to accommodate dissent.
This course focuses on the sounds and music of conflict during the Baroque period, as deployed in music by composers from Monteverdi and Schütz, to Rameau and Handel. Together, we'll ask: What kinds of musical sounds represented conflict? What kinds of musical sounds promoted peace? How was music thought to work on its listeners? How can historically informed analysis illuminate music's intended effects? Readings will include relevant primary source excerpts (e.g. Monteverdi, Kircher, Hobbes, Louis XIV, Schütz), sonically oriented musicological texts (Fisher, Dillon), and foundational work on music, power, and conflict (Saunders, Van Orden, Weaver).
Readings (ca. 120 pp. per week) will be in English, although I will make reference to secondary literature and primary sources in other languages. Participants will write a research paper, a "conference" version (20 minutes long) of which will be presented in the final class session. Twice in the semester, participants will lead discussion.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students, although it will be accessible for MM/DMA students interested in the music of the Baroque.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students. Though it counts as a "history" course for performers, MM/DMA students considering enrolling must first confer with Prof. Honisch.
3 credits
MUS 553: Topics in 19th Century Music: Opera Studies, Performance Studies, Theater Studies: New Approaches to Opera and the Long 19th-Century
Prof. Ryan Minor
Wednesday, 2:30-5:30pm, Staller Center Room 2310
This seminar will operate on two tracks, simultaneously taking account of new scholarship on operatic practices and cultures in the "long 19th century," and also coming to terms with the increasingly blurry boundaries separating opera studies from performance studies and theater studies. Thus while the operatic works and cultures under purview will be those, roughly, from Mozart through Weill, the theoretical concerns will encompass a much broader repertoire, indeed even beyond opera. Topics will include the turn to performance within recent musicological thinking; the "liveness" debates; mediation and remediation; the license and limits of performance studies; the scope and influence of post-dramatic theater; participatory spectatorship; and "radical" staging practices such as Regietheater viewed from the politics of Brecht's epic theater, Artaud's theater of cruelty, and Boal's theater of the oppressed.
Participants will need to devote a substantial amount of time to viewing opera and theater productions outside of class. You should not enroll for this seminar if you are not willing to commit to these screenings, which of course are in addition to the readings. Grades will be based on attendance and participation, weekly written responses, at least one in-class presentation, and a research paper.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students. Though it counts as a "history" course for performers, MM/DMA students considering enrolling must first confer with Prof. Minor.
3 credits
MUS 559: Topics in Analysis: Rhythm, Meter, Form, and Time
Prof. Matthew Barnson
Monday, 1-4pm, Staller Center Room 2314
As performers and composers we spend months, years, and lifetimes shaping moments into minutes and minutes into hours. Depending on our skill and desired outcomes, those moments might fly by, or, perhaps, make time stand still.
In this course, we'll explore theories and analytical strategies of rhythm, meter, form, and time advanced by scholars including Allanbrook, Berger, Butler, Cooper and Meyer, Demers, Kramer, Lehrdahl and Jackendoff, Little and Jenne, Perle, Reynolds, Roeder, and van den Toorn and applied to the music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Berg, Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Thomas Adés, Éliane Radigue and electronic dance music artists.
We will study several theories of rhythm and meter and examine how they can influence interpretive decisions by performers. Dance figures prominently in this course and we'll look at the way composers, like Bach and Mozart, used inherited dance forms – already formalized and stylized,– to build much larger forms in their instrumental works, sacred music (Bach), and operas (Mozart). We'll then look at similar practices in later composers like Berg (in Wozzeck), Thomas Adés, and Caroline Shaw. We'll also look at the ways electronic dance music artists, like Jeff Mills, James Ruskin, and Kenny Larkin, sculpt larger sets.
Finally, we'll discuss the limits and problems of these theories, for instance, in hearing at the level of form (versus more locally), and especially in more recent music that doesn't share formal conceits (like dance forms or rhythms), or even an interest in regular metrical structures.
This course is aimed at composers and performers and will include several model composition projects. The final project, depending on each student's needs, might be a paper, a composition, or performance project.
This course is both technical than philosophical. Students enrolling should have a good grasp of Western classical harmony and forms, along with some basic pitch-class set theory.
This seminar is primarily intended for MA/PhD students. Though it counts as a "theory" course for performers, MM/DMA students considering enrolling must first confer with Prof. Barnson.
3 credits
MUS 569: Perspectives on the Performance of Music Since 1945
Profs. Judith Lochhead and Eduardo Leandro
Tuesday, 1-4pm, Staller Center Room 2322
The course focuses on issues of performance of music written after 1945 from technical, conceptual and aesthetic perspectives. Weekly assignments will be focused around topics such as: notation; extended techniques; rhythmic practices; performing with electronics; structure and analysis; the theatricality of performance; music and the political; interpretation and style, including cross-cultural and cross-genre works; and indeterminacy/choice/improvisation. This year we will have guest appearances by each of the four members of the Yarn/Wire Ensemble: Percussionists Ian Antonio and Russell Greenberg, and Pianists Laura Barger and Ning Yu.
- The course is designed to address the issues of performers, composers, and scholars, and
is open to students in the MM/DMA and MA/PhD programs.
- Seminar participants will prepare a seminar project at the end of the term which will
consist of both a short lecture-recital or colloquium and a written paper based on that
- Attendance is mandatory and only one absence is allowed (exceptional circumstances
will be considered). Unexcused absences will lower your grade.
- Grading is based on weekly assignments, participation in seminar discussion, and the
semester project.
This counts as a "history" course for performers, and is intended for all graduate students.
3 credits


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We used some of Tracy's Chick'n Seitan to make 'Coq-less Au Vin'...
...and MAN was it ever GOOD!!! It's one of the best dinners I've made in a while - served with fresh Ciabatta Bread - Roasted Asparagus (definitely the best way to cook asparagus) and some Leonardo's Eggless Noodles - and some Red-Red Wine...
Coq-less Au Vin - Adapted from the Joy of Cooking
3 Chick'n Breasts - recipe link above
4 oz Fakin' Bacon
1 cup chopped onions
1/2 cup chopped carrots
Fry the Fakin' Bacon in a little bit of olive oil until browned - remove from the pan and add the onions and carrots - stirring occasionally until the vegeatables are tender. Stir in 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour and stir to make a roux. Stir in:
3 cups dry red wine
1 cup vegetable stock
2 tablespoons tomato paste
2 bay leaves
1/2 teaspoon dried thyme
1/2 teaspoon dried marjoram
Increase the heat to high and bring the sauce to a boil, stirring constantly. Return the Fakin'bacon and the Chick'n to the sauce pot. Reduce heat until the liquid barely simmers. Cover and cook about 25 minutes.
Heat 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil in a wide skillet over medium-high heat and add:
1 cup frozen pearl onions - pinch off the outer skin
8 ounces sliced mushrooms
Cook tossing until the mushrooms give up their juices. Add to the sauce pot and season with Salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste.
Serve with Boiled potatoes or noodles.
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Newt Gingrich Not Totally Certain Libs Can Defeat Themselves in November
Won't he feel like an ass when he realizes we're not sitting out the midterms to elect his damn Tea Party? We're doing it to send a message, you stupid douche.
I can't wait to see the look on his face.
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You may scarcely know your Friends that post most often. They have cooked something new, have cute puppies, or have children with prizes. They might have taken a quiz that reveals what trivia they know or what experiences they have had that everyone else might have had. They may be somewhere they like. They may have read an interesting study.
If you stay on Facebook a lot, you will learn about important papers published, about who has died, or if they find that crashed plane's black box. But what you will not get is any true connection with your Friends. What you will not get is any idea of what they are really up to, what is bothering them, what family tragedies they are enduring, or what true joy they are experiencing, though actual death will appear if it is of an elderly parent. You will not get any real enrichment of your connection with your friends, though when you see them next, you may feel artificially close. You might know what they had for dinner last night, how their last batch of home-brewed beer turned out, or where their vacation was.
In a way it reminds me of the difference between my junior and senior year in college, when I moved from a co-op of about 50 to an apartment with one true friend. There were a lot of reasons I made the move, but one of the most important was that I despaired of shallow friendships. I did not have to commit to real friendships at the co-op because there was always someone in the living room. If I felt lonely, I could just go to the living room, and talk with whomever was there. It filled a void, but not in a good way, like a handful of potato chips when I really needed a warm bowl of pinto beans.
So I moved out and into an apartment with Sue. We shared a one bedroom, something students do not seem to do any more. Besides being close friends ourselves, we had other friends to our apartment, or met them, more often in bars or the library than coffee houses – did Ann Arbor even have them in the 1970s? I wish I could say that this was much better, that my life became full of enriched friendships. But I was lonely more often than I had been in the co-op. I did have stronger real friendships, relationships where we had to actually decide to see each other. But I also learned there is a human place for shallow friendships, for soft encounters to fill a temporary void.
Now I'm long past the crucible of college, I have a clear understanding of friendships, close and otherwise. I have a family and a lab group. Why do I even look at Facebook? Is it the village commons, but with no gossip, where everyone appears only as they want to and criticism is forbidden? Is it keeping me from nourishing friendships? Is it the fluff of rice crispies when I really want oatmeal? Are there enough photos family members post that I otherwise would not see to make up for stranger's successes? Have we traded in occasional loneliness for something worse?


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I don't feel like talking– I feel like retreating.
I've been really jumpy lately, finding everything stressful.
I'm writing everything down, trying to sing and smile everyday as a way of keeping myself together.
Writing provides immediate relief and if not instant clarity, then at least a sense of order for the times when I feel my head is about to split with all the various thoughts, fantasies and figments careening around my skull.
You have to relax, and breathe and measure and stretch to get the sound you want; singing is my meditation.
Smiling is good, too. Whether it's about a funny story or a random thought or a conscious registering of how delicious dinner was or how fabulous I feel in pajamas, brushing my teeth unencumbered on a Saturday, I try to find joy in my day everyday, even if it's just for a moment.
Everything has been at a roar lately. I would give anything for some quiet, a good dog, a good book, a good sleep and plenty of good food. Really, I'm just missing the dog. I'd like to foster someone small, as I think that it would be a win for all concerned, however, more research is required before anybody says yes to anything. But I want this with every fibre of my being, honestly.


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"Don't be selfish; don't live to make a good impression on others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourself. Don't think only about your own affairs, but be interested in others, too and what they are doing." Philippians 2:3-4
There is a huge difference between selfishness and self LESS ness.
1. Hinders our relationship with Christ and others.
2. Interferes with what God wants to do in us and through us.
3. Says "Me" first
4. Weakens our spiritual growth
5. Blinds us to God's truths
6. Focuses inward
7. Says, "Do for me."
Self LESSness...
1. Says, "God first."
2. Is concerned about others
3. Keeps its focus on God and the things above.
4. Loves without requirement
5. Speaks truth
6. Encourages
7. Gives of its time
8. Works for God and to bring Him glory
9. Doesn't seek the praise of man
10. Is aware that time is fleeting and doesn't waste opportunity to serve and share Christ with others.
11. Has not hidden agenda or impure motive.


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I don't really like bananas. Something about the texture and the after taste. And probably something to do with growing up with apple bananas in Cayman. I love apple bananas, I can eat 3 or 4 at once, they are sweeter, a little tangy and very smooth, mmmmm … apple bananas. But the regular bananas you get in the grocery store, Cavendish bananas, well, they generally aren't my cup of tea. Isabella goes through phases where she will eat 3 bananas a day. They are the first thing she asks for when she wakes up, she will stop in her tracks at the park and ask for one, devour it and then ask for another. Banana, please! So we buy them and she eats them and we buy more until one morning she wakes up and looks at you like you have lost your mind when you offer her a banana.
And then we are left with a bunch of bananas, sitting in a bowl on the counter, getting more ripe by the minute. Sometimes Martin makes banana bread or takes them to work. I try to ignore them. It happened last week she went from 2 bananas a day, to giving me and the banana dirty looks when offered. And for some reason I thought of Banoffee "Danger" Pie. That's right, this pie has a middle name, and it is Danger.
It is British, obviously – just say the word Banoffee – it practically requires a slight British accent. This isn't a delicate dessert. It is very sweet and very rich. And very good. It is a dessert that makes you feel like a kid.
Banoffee Pie
1 and 1/2 cups graham crackers, finely ground
5 tablespoons butter, melted
1/3 cup granulated sugar
2 cans sweetened condensed milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 large banana, thinly sliced
1 1/2 cups heavy cream
Place the condensed milk in a pot of water and let boil for two and half hours. Add water as needed to ensure that the cans are always covered. Let the cans cool until you can pick them up. Carefully open them and pour into a bowl. Add the salt and mix well to combine.
In a large bowl combine the graham cracker crumbs, melted butter and sugar. Mix well to combine. Press into a pie plate. And bake until slightly golden. About 10 minutes.
Remove and let cool completely.
Layer the bananas and dulce de leche in the pie shell and refrigerate at least 2 hours.
Whip the cream to soft peaks and top the pie. I left the whipped cream unsweetened – the filling is very sweet – but you can add a little sugar if you like.


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Optimal manufacturing and remanufacturing capacities of systems with reverse logistics and deterministic uniform demand
Abstract: Using reverse logistics in production systems can help to reduce costs. However, it can also mean introducing a source of uncertainty in the system behavior. In this study we present a method for calculating the optimal manufacturing and remanufacturing capacities of a system with reverse logistics and steady demand taking into account the random behavior of the quantity, quality and timing of units that are collected thru the reverse logistics system. The collected units are remanufactured or disposed of. We also provide an example to illustrate the method.
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I've seen plenty of them, believe me… especially in guys' garages. I, myself, like to read it all the way through while striving to find the best story that is most worthy of being snipped out & shared with people, such as this one I found from last Sunday's Toronto Sunday Sun. FYI ~ I did remove the Sunday girl of the day – but only to cover up a horrid looking mark on someone's door (haha).
Anyhoo, here is article I am typing out in full today to get some practise in data entry, seeing as how my capabilities still lie mostly there, for if I leave my arm flat-out on the table, I really have not much of a problem physically, so I best be making full use of my talents, wouldn't you say?
by Mercedes Stephenson
I will never forget the young Canadian medic who sat across from me in a light armoured vehicle (LAV) barely more than a year ago as we rumbled across the Afghan countryside.
He was "kitted out", as soldiers say, like the Michelin man.
Every free inch of space on his torso was covered in medical supplies.
He was carrying so much stuff you could barely see his uniform on the top half of his body.
There was an important reason for every single item. A lifesaving reason.
Scissors, he explained, to cut through the tough fabric of uniforms to get to deadly wounds quickly; large tubes designed to be shovedf into collapsed and bleeding lungs after an IED inflicts the horrific injuries on a body; and tourniquets (never used in Canada but always in Afghanistan) to stop the bleeding from lost legs and arms.
Tourniquets swayed between us as we sat across from each other. They hung from a long metal beams running the length of the LAV, ready to be used at a moment's notice.
Literally as in-your-face reminder of the constant danger that lurks on these roads.
As he explained the purpose of each piece of equipment to me, it was clear his sophistacted and extensive medical knowledge would have made many a Canadian emergency room doctor jealous. This extraordinary young man had probably treat more traumatic injuries, and more severe injuries, than some ERs see.
Capable hands
It was frankly reassuring to be in the presence of such capable and healing hands knowing we were in such a high-risk situation. Solideriers love and protect their medics, and after spending time with this extraordinary young man, I could appreciate why on more than a cold intellectual level.
His emotional maturity and depth was humbling and moving. Sitting across from someone several years younger than tyou but more than a thousand times braver has a way of putting your own piddly accomplishments in perspective.
His intensivty, compassion and personal sense of responsiblity, tempered (PAUSE, I'm soooo tired because I'm speed-typing this for the very 1st stab in a long time – no pun intended here, folks) with his tremendous professionallism and street smarts, were an incredibla combination and we are fortunate to have it in abundance i Canadian troops.
When he recalled past victories and the agony of defeat as he fought to save lives in the mud and blood, the realization I was sitting across from someone who absolutely deserved to be described as a hero was clear.
Like most heroes, he would tell you that he is not one. That he just did his job. That he wishes he could have done it better and saved more people. Because that's what he told me.
Canadian medics don't just save Canadian lives. They regularly rescue Afghan civilians and even treat injured Taliban on the battlefield.
Unmatched humanity
The moral fortitude of people fresh from battle able to treat a foe with a humanity they would never extend to our soldiers under the same conditions speaks volumes of the kind of people who wear our uniform.
A year ago, I sat in the back of a LAV with a group of fierce and determined Canadian soldiers from the Calgary Highlanders and Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
They risked their lives to protect mine. They put on the uniform to risk their lives to protect yours too – this entire country as a matter of act. Yet so rarely do we talk about the peo9ple prepared to lay their lives down for yours.
I azskwed a few of them that day for their opinion of media coverage of the war. They told me they were bothered by the focus on how people died, rather than how they lived. Many a Canadian soldier had saved a life in the day, before theirs was taken, yet it was never mentioned on the 11 p.m. news.
It is time this country honoured our soldiers by how they live and what they do – like that incredible young medic – not just the way they die.
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Bill Wiggin MP's ram Pedro has taken this year's title of Reserve Champion at The Ryeland Flock Book Annual Show and Sale held at Ludlow Livestock Market.
Members of Bill's 'Parliamentary Flock', who were show by daughter Rosie (ten) and sons Jack and Toby (seven, five) also won first prize in two of the events individual classes.
Ryelands are an ancient breed of sheep originating from Leominster. Here, some 800 years ago in the twelfth century, local monks grazed their flocks on the surrounding ryegrass pastures – giving rise to the name.
It would appear that the Ryeland really is the sheep with the golden fleece. Its soft and resilient wool, which is reputed to fill the Woolsack in the House of Lords, was once known as 'Lemster Ore' for the amount of wealth it generated.
Bill, who has been breeding Ryelands for just four years, commented:
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The Ryeland is a wonderful sheep – very easy to handle and with a delightful, docile nature.
It is great to have such a lovely local breed and I am proud to be linked to Herefordshire in this way. Winning such a prestigious prize for my livestock is a tremendous honour.'


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|Story Mission 02 - The Entrance Exam
|Objective - Victory
|Enemy base camp captured.
|Objective - Failure
|Base captured; 20 turns pass; Morale 0; all infantry defeated.
|Scout, Shocktrooper
|A Rank
|2 Turns
Your team for this exercise will be Avan (Scout), Zeri (Shocktrooper), and Cosette (Engineer). This mission is spread between two areas, where you must first capture the enemy outpost to the north of Area 1 so that you can redeploy your troops from the newly secured allied outpost in Area 2.
In order to finish this mission in 2 turns, you need to go rambo with Zeri. That said, take control of the man and dash for the enemy camp to the north. You can avoid being shot by the Shocktrooper if you stick to the right until you're out of range. Use CP #2 to kill the scout guarding the camp with a grenade. Capture it and retreat. Your last CP should be used to redeploy Zeri from your new outpost in Area 2 and move him forward.
In Turn 2, take Zeri again and get moving. Most of the enemies here are Scouts so a shocktrooper should be tough enough to withstand damage from these guys, but you can go ahead and kill some of them if you want.
Do save your grenade for use on the Shocktrooper guarding the enemy's base camp though. Dislodge the Shocktrooper from his spot in front of the flag with a grenade when you are close enough to do so. Use your final CP to kill the Shocktrooper (aim for the head as usual) and take the camp.
Editlanseal academyAfter completing all the available key and free missions, sleep in Avan's room then head for the classroom for some events. You can save your game again if you want, before going to the briefing room.
|Story Mission 03 - Liberating Arlem
|Objective - Victory
|Light command tank defeated.
|Objective - Failure
|Base captured; 20 turns pass; Morale 0; all infantry defeated.
|Scout, Shocktrooper, Light Tank.
|Clear Bonus
|Pistol Mechanism A (x1)
|Arms, Arms X.
|A Rank
|3 Turns
For this mission, Avan, Zeri, and Cosette are mandatory units. Avan will be in Area 3 (tunnel), deploy a Shocktrooper there to accompany him. Put another Shocktrooper in Area 1 (silo) as well. In Turn 1, move Avan and company north along the left path, clearing enemies along the way. This path lets you reach the enemy camp faster. At Zeri's side, move a Shocktrooper east, climb up the ladder and then down to the other side.
In Turn 2, capture the outpost in Area 3 and put the units on standby. At the silo, send the person that descended from the ladder northwest past the grassy area, to the rear end of the enemy's camp. Shoot the ragnite crate, mop up any remaining troops and secure the base. Do not forget to put all of your idle soldiers on standby with Triangle and then end phase.
In Turn 3, start deploying units from your new southwest outpost, killing enemies for extra credits. Just be sure to leave 1 CP and deploy someone from the northeast camp, to shoot the ragnite crate and destroy the tank.


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Nick Diaz is no doubt an elite fighter – tough, smart, agile, in your face, submission nightmare – are a few words you could use to describe him. I truly wish there were more fighters in MMA like the Diaz brother's, they are always willing to take on anyone, anytime.
So how would Nick do against UFC champions Georges St. Pierre or Anderson Silva?
Nick Diaz:
"I'd like to fight both GSP and Anderson Silva because I think I could beat them, but they [UFC] won't ever let that happen."
Some blogs are a already labeling this as crazy talk from Nick, but I say he is a very big threat to these champions. How many fighters, and great fighters have gone in there against these guys leaving a long list of other contenders in the wake only to freeze and get shut down? Too many is the answer.
I think Nick has that no fear attitude and that drive to get in there and perform to his game plan and not be flustered by the hype of his opponents, whether it be GSP or Silva. I say he stands a great chance against these two – and would make for an exciting fight. The question of would he win – well he obviously would not be the favorite going into a fight with Silva or GSP but he is a definite threat to the two. Diaz has an iron chin, world class Jiu-Jitsu, and a rare fighting spirit that many in MMA don't have, so I wouldn't be so quick to call the man crazy.