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Senior Brandon Chapek provided depth for Nebraska at offensive tackle throughout his career. Chapek saw the most extensive action of his career as a senior, moving into the starting PAT and field-goal unit late in the season as the Huskers battled numerous injuries.
Chapek was a standout in the classroom and was one of 30 Huskers to earn Academic All-Big Ten honors. Chapek earned his degree in biological sciences/pre-dentistry in December of 2013 and was one of 20 Huskers playing as graduates in the bowl game.
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Chapek was a reserve tackle and provided depth on the line. He appeared in four games, including the final three games of the regular season. Chapek made the first road trip of his career to Penn State in November.
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Slow Food Corvallis celebrates local women farmers and the food they produce with a summer dinner at Tyee Wine Cellars
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CORVALLIS, Oregon –Slow Food Corvallis (SFC) will hold a summer dinner and wine event at Tyee Wine Cellars to celebrate local women in mid-Willamette Valley agriculture on Thursday, August 9. Heidi Tunnell, Eugene's 2011 Iron Chef winner, will prepare a four-course meal on site, crafted with local foods from family farms. The event will be held on the Buchanan Family Century Farm (26335 Greenberry Road), nestled in the heart of the valley south of Corvallis.
At the centerpiece of the SFC event are 12 portraits of women farmers by Scio artist Rebecca Waterhouse. The "Ladies in the Fields" series honors the role of women in northwest Oregon's sustainable farming phenomenon. Waterhouse has combined her art and love of agriculture to produce portraits that capture farmers and producers in their daily routines –– milking, honey harvesting, blueberry picking, cheese making.
Showcasing what the farmers do best, Tunnell will be working her culinary magic with their local summer fare. Guests are in for a delectable taste adventure created by this Willamette Valley chef who is on the forefront of the farm-to-table culinary renaissance in Oregon. Like the women farmers Waterhouse has painted, Tunnell is outstanding in her field. She will prepare the dinner on-site, giving guests a close-up view of a chef in action.
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The event kicks off at 5:30 p.m. when Lise Hubbe of Sweetwell Farm in Scio picks up the reins on her draft horse team to treat guests to a wagon tour of the hazelnut orchard and scenic open spaces on the Buchanan farm. When not pulling a wagon, her Brabant Belgians June and Hal are a working team offering a traditional twist on green technology that is gentle on the land.
While feasting on Tunnell's appetizers and tasting Tyee and Ponzi Vineyards wine, guests can meet with Waterhouse and the featured farmers at Tyee's gallery display of their "Ladies in the Fields" portraits. Several farmers will also have non-perishable products for sale.
Dinner will be served family style in the open-air barn. Tyee and Ponzi wines will be available for purchase by the glass or bottle. Guests preferring a non-alcoholic beverage can sip on a refreshing lavender honey lemonade made with Queen Bee Apiary honey.
True to her trademark farm-fresh approach, much loved at Tunnell's popular Creswell barn dinners, the menu will be posted a few days before the event on slowfoodcorvallis.org. Drawing on the expected seasonal selections from the featured farmers, the meal is currently slated to include lamb sausage bites,
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This event captures what Slow Food is all about –– family farms, the farmers, the land, local foods, and the talented chefs and winemakers who can bring it all together in wonderful taste adventures, says Henderson. "And it will be a lot of fun for everyone – I just might be first in line for the wagon tour!"
Tickets are $65 per person (includes wine tasting, dinner, wagon tours, and gratuity) and can be purchased on-line at http://www.brownpapertickets.com.
Featured in the "Ladies in the Fields" portrait series are:
Merrilee Buchanan Benson (Tyee Wine Cellars)
Andrea Davis (Kings Valley Gardens)
Alice Fairfield (Fairfield Farm)
Karen Finley (Queen Bee Honey Company)
Lisa and Nancy Hubbe (Sweetwell Farm)
Scottie Jones (Leaping Lamb Farm)
Jan Neilson (Fraga Farm)
Jennifer Olsen (The Mushroomery)
Hannelore Ondrusek (Price Creek Family Farm)
Luisa Ponzi (Ponzi Vineyards)
Julia Sunkler (My Pharm)
Tommie van de Kamp (Queener Fruit Farm).
Wagon Tours: 5:30-7:00 p.m.
Appetizers: 6:00 p.m.
Dinner: 7:00 p.m.
About Slow Food Corvallis: Slow Food Corvallis (SFC) is a chapter of Slow Food USA, a national organization participating in a global, grassroots movement that links the pleasure of food with a commitment to community and the environment. SFC works to reconnect residents of Corvallis and the surrounding area with local agriculture and food production –– the people, traditions, and food culture. It sponsors educational events and volunteer activities and actively collaborates with other local organizations engaged in similar efforts to promote sustainable food systems and quality nutrition for all income levels.
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French Sports Minister Valerie Fourneyron added on Twitter that there was no place for Anelka's gesture.
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"It is sickening that such a well-known footballer would make such an abusive and hateful gesture in front of tens of thousands of spectators. There should be no room for such intolerance and racism in sports and we expect that the English Premier League officials as well as the police will give Anelka the appropriate punishment."
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This isn't the first time Anelka -- who has played for the likes of Juventus, Real Madrid, Chelsea and Arsenal in a 19-year career -- has been involved in controversy.
He earned the nickname of "Le Sulk" due to his body language and was thrown out of the 2010 World Cup by France after he allegedly insulted then coach Raymond Domenech at halftime during a defeat against Mexico.
Anelka was later banned for 18 matches by the French Football Federation, and in response he announced his international retirement. He had been part of France's European Championship-winning squad in 2000.
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Anelka is now playing for his sixth English club, having left Chelsea in January 2012 for a big-money move to Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua.
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HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL--(Marketwire) - ADP Dealer Services (NASDAQ: ADP), a leading provider of computing solutions for vehicle dealers and manufacturers, today announced that ADP ServiceEdge has quickly gained popularity throughout the industry since its launch in July 2012, changing the way dealerships approach their Service Retail Workflow. With a single service workflow tool integrating multiple dealership departments, dealers are saving time, increasing productivity and keeping their customers satisfied.
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ADP ServiceEdge empowers the customer to begin the service process anywhere -- in the dealership, at home, or on a mobile device. It helps dealers focus on -- and increase -- "customer pay" service revenue, outside of standard warranty work. ADP ServiceEdge combines appointment setting, lane write-ups, and lift inspections as well as integrates with the ADP Drive Dealer Management System.
"Gone are the days of relying on one vendor for appointments, another for reception, and yet another for mobile walkarounds and technician inspections," says Bob Karp, SVP of North American Field Operations and Sales for ADP Dealer Services. "Now, dealerships can use a single workflow, where each piece talks to each other. Appointments and repair orders can be created in less time, helping our clients be more productive."
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Kate Hudson Wraps Up a Late Night on Set With Larry David
Kate Hudson wrapped up a long night on the set of Clear History yesterday. She headed back to her trailer after shooting at a fair near Boston with her costar Larry David, who's also directing the HBO movie. Kate's been in and out of Massachusetts working on the project for the last few weeks. Larry's also rounded up Bill Hader, Jon Hamm, Danny McBride, Michael Keaton, Eva Mendes, and Amy Ryan for the comedy, with Kate playing the role of Jon's glamorous wife. In real life, of course, she's engaged to Muse front man Matthew Bellamy. Matt Bellamy's joined Kate on the East Coast despite his work prepping for yesterday's release of his band's sixth album, The 2nd Law. To support the record, Matthew and Muse will perform at MTV's EMAs in Frankfurt on Nov. 11.


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TYLER — The East Texas Woods and Waters Foundation (ETWWF) and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will host two special fishing events in January 2013. Two thousand rainbow trout will be stocked into The Nature Center pond to provide a free fishing opportunity for area youth and their adult fishing mentors. Event dates are January 5 and 12, 2013, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., rain or shine.
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- How to Get Here: From ESE Loop 323 in Tyler, go southeast on University Blvd. (Spur 248). Take a right turn on F.M. 848 (Bascom Rd.). Go 0.2 mile and turn right at The Nature Center gate. Please park in main parking area and walk to pond using the concrete trail near the kiosk.
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What is [Scratch]? Scratch is a computer application aimed primarily at children and allows them to explore and experiment with the concepts of computer programming by using a simple graphical interface. It was developed by a group at the MIT Media Lab. Scratch can be installed and freely redistributed on any Windows, Mac OS X or Linux computer
Scratch Class Outline 1 hour workshop for small group of Scratch beginners
Welcome & Introduction (5 minutes)
Meeting one another: Name Game (5 minutes)
Introducing Scratch (15 minutes)
- What is Scratch?
- Show sample of Scratch project from online community
- What is a Sprite?
- How to snap blocks together
- How to make a Sprite move and say something
- How to add another character
Creating a project- step by step follow along (15 minutes)
- Drag a MOVE block into the Scripts area.
- Drag out a PLAY DRUM and snap it onto the MOVE block.
- Add another PLAY DRUM block.
- Drag out a FOREVER block and drop it on top of the stack. You want it to wrap around the other blocks.
- Drag out a WHEN (GREEN FLAG) CLICKED block and snap it on top.
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- MOTION, CONTROL & SOUND blocks only
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For those of you that don't know, running a blog is easily a full time job. At my most successful point I was working 20+ hours a week on the blog, on top of the 50 hour/week at the job that pays the bills. It was craziness, and my hubby missed me. Shortly after I pulled back from the blog our little family of two promised to become a little family of three. After a pretty difficult 9 months the Lord blessed us with little Kaiya Paige.
After she was born, all bets were off. There was definitely no time for crafts, and certainly not for taking pictures, editing, and writing up my projects.
It's a sad day for me because I've finally come to terms with the fact that diyordont is a dead project for me. BUT, with one door closing, another has opened, and she's the sweetest most perfect gift I could have ever asked for <3.
So, in conclusion, I have to thank you all for the amazing amount of support you gave me in making my dream of diyordont a successful one. I wish you all the best and invite you to happily craft on :)
And, because I can't seem to keep myself from blogging, I've started a little family blog so if you miss me, feel free to stop by and say hi: www.overcomingmurphyslaw.blogspot.com.


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Friday Manhattan Co-Ed Open Play
Friday Manhattan Co-Ed Open Play
Friday Manhattan Co-Ed Open Play
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Tired of waiting on long lines or showing up 3 hours early to a gym just to try and get a spot. Well wait no more!
With Big City you also get to play on the same team as your friends when you show up.
While you wait for your next turn "Play While You Wait To Play" with a choice of fun games to enjoy on the sidelines. There will be Giant Jenga, SpikeBall, Giant Connect Four & VolleyPong!!!
Sign-Up in advance to participate in Big City Volleyball's weekly Open Play Friday evenings from 6:30pm – 10:00pm at The High School For Environmental Studies (444 West 56th Street betw. 9th & 10th Avenue), one of our premier gyms with two courts, conveniently located just a few blocks from Columbus Circle.
Who Can Participate:
Intermediate to Advanced players only! Players must be able to handle a free ball, pass accurately, serve consistently and play bump-set-spike vball rather than just retuning the ball to the other side of the court. (In Big City that's Divisions 3, 4 & 5). If you cannot do the above, you will be asked to leave. You don't have to currently play in the league to participate.
High School For Environmental Studies (444 West 56th Street - between 9th & 10th Avenue)
Go Down the ramp to the green door to enter and check in with security
Friday evenings September thru June.
7:00pm - 10:00pm
How Much:
$17 per session On-line in advance.
Only players who register on-line will be guaranteed a spot.
Players who pay at the door will not be given a spot to play until all on-line registered players have been checked in and then only if space permits.
Players who pay in advance will lose their spot if they arrive after check-in is complete.
Players can register in advance as many people as they like per session.
Players can Register in advance for as many sessions as they like.
*Must be 21 years old to participate.
*Only 48 spots per session.
How It Works
Each court will have up to three teams of 8 players. games will be to 21 points rally scoring. Players will sub in on dead balls. If a team wins two games in a row they must sit one game.
Big City prides itself on friendly competition. Please play fair and maintain respectable behavior towards your teammates and opponents. Call your own violations! (Nets, Sets and Out Balls). If you are rude in any manner or raise your voice you will be asked to leave and not allowed to participate again.


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Posted on Friday, 11.09.12
Cuba to try letting workers run state restaurants
By ANNE-MARIE GARCIA
Associated Press
HAVANA — Cuba's government will begin renting state-owned restaurants
to workers who want to run them independently, authorities announced
Friday in the latest step of President Raul Castro's economic overhaul.
Interior Commerce Vice Minister Ada Chavez Oviedo said a pilot program
will begin Dec. 1 at restaurants with up to five employees, according to
an article in the Communist Party newspaper Granma.
"A new system of economic management with the renting of state-run
locales for independent work in food services will take place
gradually," Chavez was quoted as saying.
She said the program initially will be tried in three of Cuba's 15
provinces – Artemisa, Villa Clara and Ciego de Avila.
The measure is similar to management models already under way at beauty
salons and barber shops. The workers will assume responsibility for
maintenance, repairs and utilities and must enroll in the country's
nascent tax system, Chavez said.
The independent restaurants will still have access to tobacco products
at wholesale prices for resale to customers.
State-run restaurants are often bland affairs that suffer from poor
quality, listless service and pilferage by employees for their own
consumption or for sale to the black market.
The idea behind the new measure appears to be that turning workers into
stakeholders can solve those problems.
"This new model attempts to stimulate the quality of food services,"
Granma wrote.
Initiated in 2010, Castro's economic changes have allowed greater space
for private enterprise that was stigmatized for decades after the 1959
Cuban Revolution when the state ran practically all aspects of the economy.
In "updating" its model, as officials call it, Cuba has also legalized
home and car sales, increased private and cooperative farming and
announced the end of the exit visa that all islanders must apply for to
travel abroad.
Future plans call for cooperative midsize businesses, extensive layoffs
of public-sector workers and the progressive elimination of government
Still, Castro insists Cuba will remain socialist and says key sectors
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I now have three children in school. THREE! Three out of four - I'm not sure how that happened so fast but there you go! I was a little concerned about Imogen starting Kindergarten as she is so young (she turns five in early March) but she is the third child, she is ready and excited to go and her preschool teachers promised me they would be honest and let me know if they thought she wouldn't be able to handle it. So while I worry (hey, it's my job, right?!) I also am confident that I made the right decision.
But seeing as last year kind of fell apart at the seams in terms of ensuring homework was always done and the home readers completed, this year I want the kids to nag
about reading, rather than the other way around. And so... the reading tree was created very spontaneously a couple of days ago. It's similar to a rewards system but it's also a record of things we've read throughout the year and also a pretty cool decor addition to our hallway!
The idea is this: every time one of the kids read a book/part of a chapter book - or I read to them - they write their name, the book title and date on a leaf and stick it on the tree. Every 50 leaves stuck on the tree, I'll buy a new book for their library.
I first came across this concept at my mum's preschool when I used to work there during university. During the Read-A-Thon, they would place leaves on the tree for all the children who read that day. In the end it was colourful and pretty and cool. I think she used paper as the tree - and you could do so if you rent or don't want anything marking your walls, but I wanted something more permanent for the year so I just painted it on the wall in our hallway just outside of Zak's room. I used watercolour paints (the
from Officeworks) and painted the tree on freehand in various shades of brown and black. The first strokes are quite dotty and don't look like it would look great at all, but once it's dry you simply gently wipe it over with a baby wipe or two and it blends beautifully. It is also easy enough to wash away - it might need a light coat of paint eventually, but it won't need much at all. I actually prefer using watercolours on the wall than proper paints - the blend of colours is so pretty.
Freehand painting - the outline hasn't been "smudged" yet.
Smudging the paint with a baby wipe.
The leaves are just cut up bits of coloured paper - we're going to start out with greens and greys and yellows and change colours as the seasons change. I envision it should look quite colourful by the year's end! I also imagine our book collection will be a lot fuller. And that can only be a good thing.


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When Creativity Knocks new episode is now live! In my second episode taped at the Maker Faire in California, I am demonstrating to Ana & Megan Araujo how to create a hummingbird feeder from a recycled water bottle!
I also want to thank all of you who registered at the Shine a Light site and supported When Creativity Knocks! We've made it to the next round and will keep you posted!
WCK has been busy adding lots of new features to the site too - we now have product & book reviews, a Blogger's Bonanza, a weekly Creative Journal article by artist Jenn Mason, and more.
Check it out for lots of creative inspiration! http://www.whencreativityknocks.com/
I recently completed two Preserve It Frames projects which will be on display at the "An Evening of Hope" American Cancer Society Dinner in October - Thanks to my lovely friends for letting me share their photos & stories!
Until next time.... do something CRAFTY today!


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Companies and society both benefit when the private sector invests in knowledge, a recent survey shows. The survey measured the results and effects of funding allocated by the Research Council of Norway to research in the industrial sector.
The survey was conducted by Møreforsking Molde, which has carried out such studies for the Research Council for many years. The current report reviews the year 2012, and shows that Research Council investments yield benefits for companies and society alike – but that it takes time before research results translate into tangible rewards. Four years after projects have been completed, a large proportion are still working on commercialising results.
"It's critical for the Research Council to have reliable information about how our R&D support to industry is working," says Anne Kjersti Fahlvik, Executive Director of the Research Council's Division for Innovation.
"We use impact analyses as a means to help us improve our funding schemes and to provide a sound basis for promoting the knowledge-intensive industrial sector that is so vital for value creation in Norway."
The survey polled companies for information about competence-building, knowledge dissemination and other external effects, as well as commercialisation and financial returns. The results indicate that companies value competence-building and the strengthening of knowledge networks as much as the purely financial profits.
Fully 90 per cent of the projects concluded in 2012 were considered very successful in terms of competence-building. The companies reported that 80 per cent of these projects have facilitated constructive cooperation and networking, and 61 per cent of the companies rated the competence-development gained through the projects as very important for their business development. Fifty per cent of the projects have benefitted greatly from cooperation and networking, and the companies emphasise that this has helped them to develop technological innovations.
Since it can often take a long time to implement research results, the survey included the companies' evaluation of results four years after project completion.
Of the projects completed in 2009, 67 per cent were considered to be very important for companies' competence-development. Sixty-three per cent of project owners considered cooperation with R&D institutions to be very important for their company's development, and 33 per cent of the projects were judged to be very important in developing the company's long-term competitiveness.
"Even when a company does not succeed in commercialising the research results of a project, the knowledge gained can be applied to other contexts," points out Ms Fahlvik. "The dissemination and spread of research findings and new knowledge acquired through innovation projects yields significant returns for society and industry as a whole."
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Coming Full Circle
Although I came out of the tradition of the Russian vocal school and grew up with it, I have deliberately taken my time before going into the studio with repertoire from my motherland. But this project has actually been on our wish-list right from the beginning and fulfils a strong personal desire of mine. The "Russian Album" came into being in collaboration with Valery Gergiev: a programme of some of the most beautiful Russian songs and arias, recorded at the site of our first shared successes, the Mariinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg, where Gergiev discovered me and from where he has continually mentored me in my career.
Since Valery engaged me for his ensemble, the reception of Russian opera in the world has progressed in a wonderfully satisfying way: ten years ago Russian opera was much less known outside Russia, but that is changed now - and it's because Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky are working very hard and doing many wonderful new productions. It is to the performances of these productions in London, Milan and the US that I ultimately owe the beginning of my career - for example our appearance with Glinka's Ruslan and Lyudmila eleven years ago in San Francisco. I return there quite often, but that particular performance is still in people's memories. That means that this opera, this music, is still ringing in their ears. I think that's wonderful.
Now listeners can enjoy the fruit of our collaboration on the present CD, including some of the most beautiful moments in all of Russian opera, such as Natasha's aria "Čudo, kak khoroša ona" from Prokofiev's War and Peace or the "Letter Scene" from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin.
What is so special about a programme from the Golden Age of Romantic Russian opera? Quite simply this: apart from the wonderful melodies, there's the uniquely rich orchestration; and for me personally, it's of course wonderful that I can sing texts in my mother tongue. Five days to rehearse and sing a piece of Russian music was such a treat for me! Some of the operas are familiar to the international public, but this CD contains many undiscovered treasures. Valery explains that the concept of Russian opera was virtually non-existent 200 years ago. Now, it's possible to speak about more than just the five or six that are familiar all over the world - also about the incredibly beautiful operas by Rimsky-Korsakov and Glinka and the less familiar ones by Tchaikovsky. For example, Valery never doubted that Rimsky-Korsakov's Snow Maiden would be a great success. "You'd have to be deaf and blind not to like it," he always says. We can hardly wait to take this particular work around the world with the Mariinsky Opera Company.
Some of the roles on this CD I've already sung in Mariinsky productions, and, by the way, I'd love to sing them live on stage again. Officially I still belong to the company, and I try to be available whenever Valery needs me. But it's not easy to shift to the Russian idiom at short notice when you've just sung a big part in the Italian or French repertoire. I need time to get my voice into the right shape. Russian music is extremely emotional and requires a big, dark sound. So you have to start by working on your breath control. You really have to support the voice well, or you won't make it through to the end of the opera!
It means so much to me to be able to record Russian music with this wonderful orchestra, and with Valery. I consider it an honour to record these beautiful soprano arias in my homeland. Many of them have probably not been recorded for a long time - that makes the honour even greater. And maybe this has only been our first step together on CD, and many more recordings will follow in the future, maybe even DVDs dedicated to our beloved Russian repertoire. Valery has often emphasised that a main concern of his is opening up the treasure trove of Russian opera repertoire to the world - and I'm delighted to be a part of that!
Anna Netrebko
After astonishing debuts as an unknown young singer, Anna Netrebko is now one of the world's favourite opera heroines. Her performances in opera and concert sell out immediately and her starry presence is continually in demand for high-profile dates such as this summer's gala concert at the Football World Cup in Berlin. Anna Netrebko's luscious soprano has glittered in Mozart, Verdi, Gounod, Donizetti and Puccini. She is preparing for a recording of La Bohčme (Mimě) in April 2007. But although she's a thoroughbred, Russian-trained singer, Anna Netrebko has never focused on Russian repertoire for her recordings. Now, for the first time, she's ready to lavish her pure, powerful voice on composers from her homeland, in a programme of some of the most beautiful arias and songs in the Russian repertoire.
This is a deeply personal recording, made in the opera house where she first found stardom, St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre, working with a conductor who has been her mentor and friend since he picked her for his opera company - Valery Gergiev. What a fantastic team to interpret the treasures of Russian opera for the world! Gergiev has often said he is happy to dedicate a large part of his life to doing just this, and Anna Netrebko is happy to be part of this mission.
"Ten years ago Russian opera was much less known outside Russia, but that is changed now - and it's because Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky are working very hard and doing many wonderful new productions," she says. Gergiev is justifiably proud of his cultural heritage. "The Russians have accomplished a great deal in opera. I think we regard ourselves as the fortunate bearers of one of the most important traditions in music history. And together with Anechka [his familiar name for Anna], in works like Prokofiev's War and Peace and Betrothal in a Monastery, we've tested it in the proving ground of London, Milan and America."
Anna herself is very pleased to have introduced American audiences to Glinka. "Eleven years ago we appeared in San Francisco in Ruslan and Lyudmila. I return there quite often and people still remember that occasion as something really significant. This opera, this music, is still ringing in people's ears, and I think that's wonderful."
Gergiev says Anna was largely responsible for this triumph. "We took an insane risk on entrusting Anechka, then a very young singer with no experience, with an absolutely central, extremely difficult, virtuosic role. But I thought to myself that if everything worked out, the success and the joy would be that much greater. And the result was tremendous. Anna showed she was ideal for the part - not just her vocal skill and power, but her acting. It was so natural. Seldom in life does a risk pay off like this one did."
Audiences can enjoy the fruits of their fantastic collaboration on this disc. Here is an aria from Anna's signature role, Natasha in Prokofiev's War and Peace, which launched her career in the West in 2002 with ecstatic reviews from critics. Gergiev says this role was made for her. "Even if she learns many more new parts, this will remain one of the chief roles in the life of Anna Netrebko. That's because this type of heroine perfectly fits her dramatic, vocal and musical possibilities. And she also corresponds ideally to the character's visual conception." Also included is Tatyana's heartrending Letter Scene from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. Unlike many sopranos who tackle the role, Anna looks and sounds like the beautiful, passionate and naive young girl Tchaikovsky had in mind, although she hasn't yet sung Tatyana on stage. That is a treat still to come.
What is so special about this repertoire from the Golden Age of Russian Romantic opera? Anna answers immediately, "Apart from the wonderful melodies, there's such impressively rich orchestration!" Of course it helps that the drama is in her mother tongue. "To sing Russian music for five whole days is such a joy for me!" Some of the operas are familiar to international audiences but many are hidden gems. Gergiev explains: "Though the concept of Russian opera was virtually non-existent 200 years ago, it's now possible to speak not only of the five or six familiar operas, but also of those incredibly beautiful operas by Rimsky-Korsakov, Glinka, and the lesser known ones by Tchaikovsky." He is in no doubt that Rimsky-Korsakov's Snow Maiden is a winner. "It's an absolutely splendid opera. You'd have to be deaf and blind not to like it!" He says he can't wait to take it round the world with Anna Netrebko and his Mariinsky Opera Company.
Anna has sung some of these roles on stage in Mariinsky productions - she is still nominally part of the company, and always tries to be free when Valery Gergiev asks for her. But she admits it is a challenge to fly in from singing a major role in the Italian or French repertoire and to have to switch to the Russian idiom. "I have to allow time to put my voice in the right position. Although the roles I sing are not too heavy for me, Russian music is very emotional and it needs quite a heavy sound. So you must work on breath control. You have to support it well, or you won't make it to the end of the opera!"
Anna Netrebko has waited many years to make this Russian Album, and is delighted with the end result. "It means so much to me to be able to record Russian music with this wonderful orchestra, and with Valery. And I'm really happy to have the honour of recording these wonderful soprano arias in my homeland. Some of them may not have been recorded for a very long time, and that also is a very great honour." Gergiev adds, "I think this is only a first step we're taking today with Anna." He looks forward to capturing more of Anna's greatest moments on CD and DVD. Netrebko fans will be pleased to know that there may be more of this glorious music in the pipeline.
Amanda Holloway


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Book one of our holiday cottages in Germany and discover the country's history, culture, trendy cities and charming small villages. Explore the beautiful nature in the Black Forest or Bavaria, or enjoy a stay in one of our holiday cottages by the Baltic Coast. Have an exciting in one of our Holiday apartments in Berlin. Find your holiday rental in Germany now.
Holland is famous for its cheese, tulips, windmills and architecture. From our Holiday cottages in Holland, you can go to the Wadden Sea, visit amusement parks, the vibrant cities, Amsterdam or Rotterdam, or just enjoy the quiet life on the countryside.
If you enjoy quality chocolate, Belgium beers, moules and waffles, then you should book one of our Holiday cottages in Belgium. Stay in the countryside or book a holiday cottage near one of the many charming old towns such as Bruges.
Holiday cottages in Luxembourg
This small country often goes unnoticed as a holiday destination, but despite its small size, there is a wealth of activities. In one of our Holiday cottages in Luxembourg, you can experience the attractions and culture first-hand.
Like the rest of our destinations all our Holiday apartments in Austria are privately owned. Enjoy a winter holiday near the slopes in Austria, or visit the country during the spring/summer and enjoy the beautiful nature and fresh, clean air.
Holiday apartment in Switzerland
Many people travel to Switzerland during the winter for the snow and great alpine skiing, but the country is also a fantastic summer destination, especially if you enjoy an active holiday. Stay in a Holiday apartment in Switzerland with a panoramic view over the valley and mountains.
Holiday apartments in the Czech Republic
Visit the beautiful capital, Prague, relax in one of the many spas, learn about the culture and rich history of the country or enjoy an active holiday skiing, cycling or playing golf. With one of our Holiday apartments in the Czech Republic, you can discover this beautiful country.
Charming holiday cottage in Poland
Book a Charming holiday cottage in Poland, and get the opportunity to visit the Gothic castles in the North, the medieval cities of Krakov and Wrosclow or the capital Warsaw for its modern cafés and nightclubs. The countryside is also breathtaking with charming coastal areas, impressive mountains, picturesque lakes and dense forests.
Finland is often overlooked for its neighbouring countries, Sweden and Norway. Nevertheless, Finland has plenty to offer. Visit magical Lapland, the metropolitan city, Helsinki, or the coastal areas where you find old wooden towns, beaches and thousands of islands. Book your Holiday cottages in Finland now.
Have a unique holiday in one of our Holiday cottages on Iceland and experience the impressive nature and friendly locals. Visit the cosmopolitan capital, Reykjavik and the spectacular spa, The Blue Lagoon.
Stay in on of our holiday villas in Bulgaria by the Black Sea coast. Here are plenty of popular holiday resorts, including Albena and Golden Sands on the Northern coast and the biggest resort, Sunny Beach, further South. Enjoy privacy and pure relaxation in one of our Holiday villas in Bulgaria.
Our Holiday rentals in Montenegro are located by the beautiful Adriatic Coast where you can enjoy days of sunshine, relax on sandy beaches and visit the charming ports and ancient cities.
Discover this fascinating country, its culture, mountain landscapes, healing spas, caves and castles. Our Holiday homes in Slovakia are mainly traditional cottages with all modern amenities. We also have some great ski chalets in Slovakia for your winter holiday.
Stay in one of our Holiday rentals in Hungary, for example, by the large Balaton Lake. Visit one of the many spas and revitalise in one of the hot spring. Or book a holiday apartment in Budapest, and explore the beautiful capital.
As you can see, we have a wide variety of holiday villas and apartments, in some of the best holiday destinations in Europe. We hope you will have a fantastic time in your dream holiday rental. Holiday rentals in Europe.


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