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Combined GPU/RAM/VRM-cooler for graphics cards of the type NVIDIA TITAN X with 12 GB RAM and NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition with 11 GB according to reference design, compatible with SLI HB bridges.
During the design process, high cooling performance and a low resistance were defined as the main design goals. The kryographics Pascal series is equipped with a jetplate for the GPU area. All relevant components of the graphics card are in immediate proximity to the coolant channels inside the water block. A bypass channel reduces flow resistance by splitting the coolant flow to different areas of the water block after the coolant has passed the GPU area.
All mounting threads are equipped with nickel plated brass spacers for easy installation and to prevent twisting the graphics card. The areas contacting the GPU and RAM modules are polished for excellent heat transfer. For the voltage regulators, a thermal pad with high thermal conductivity is included.
The kryoconnect water block series features a delrin connection terminal that has a significantly reduced flow resistance compared to the previous aquagraFX series. The terminal is fastened to the water block by three screws and has G1/4 inlet and outlet ports on each side for flexible installation. Two sealing screws are supplied to seal the unused connection threads. The terminal can be replaced with kryoconnect kits for SLI configurations.
- Base part: Copper
- Top cover: Acrylic glass with stainless steel frame and insert
- Terminal: Delrin
Scope of delivery
- Cooler without connectors (screw threads G 1/4)
- Mounting material incl. thermally conductive pad
- Two sealing plugs for unused connection threads
- Hex nut driver size 4 mm for customized screws of the original air cooling unit
Please note
Graphic card and fittings are not included in delivery, please order separately. Threads are G 1/4. Thermally conductive paste is required for installation.
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|Materiaal deksel:
|roestvrij staal
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|GTX Titan X (Pascal), GTX 1080 Ti


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For more than a hundred years, Huntington University has pursued a spirited mission in higher education – to educate men and women to impact our world for Christ. Huntington has pursued this mission with an uncompromising commitment to academic leadership and spiritual vitality.
The generous support of alumni and friends truly makes a difference at Huntington University. Each gift helps to make the dream of a Huntington University experience a reality for many students. You can be sure your investment will pay off not only while these students attend Huntington University, but even more so as they go out to impact our world for Christ.
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CSU basketball adds another transfer
Larry Eustachy has added another transfer to his basketball program at Colorado State.
Former Oregon guard Fred Richardson III has joined the Rams and will be able to play immediately. He has two years of eligibility remaining.
The 6-foot-6, 205-pound guard from Richardson, Texas, played in 10 games as a freshman for the Ducks during the 2012-13 campaign before last season transferring to Lee College in Baytown, Texas, where he averaged 15.8 points and 7.1 rebounds per game.
"We are excited to add Fred to our program," Eustachy said in a statement. "We feel very fortunate to add a player of his caliber at this point in the recruiting process. He has good size and will bring a versatile skill set to our program. He has experience at the Division I level, and played in one of the best junior-college leagues in the country. On top of being a good basketball player, Fred also is a great student and a person of high character."
Richardson is one of four transfers who will be new to the Rams' roster next season. Former Iowa State guard Bubu Palo, who had reportedly committed to CSU earlier this summer, will not be joining the school, the Ames Tribune reported Tuesday.
The Rams have lost transfers Jon Octeus (UCLA), David Cohn (William and Mary) and Dwight Smith (Northern Arizona) since the end of last season.


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Lewis Hyde is a poet, essayist, translator, and cultural critic.
Lewis Hyde is a poet, essayist, translator, and cultural critic with a particular interest in the public life of the imagination. His 1983 book, The Gift, illuminates and defends the non-commercial portion of artistic practice. Trickster Makes This World (1998) uses a group of ancient myths to argue for the kind of disruptive intelligence all cultures need if they are to remain lively, flexible, and open to change. Hyde's book Common as Air is a spirited defense of our "cultural commons," that vast store of ideas, inventions, and works of art that we have inherited from the past and continue to enrich in the present.
A MacArthur Fellow and former director of undergraduate creative writing at Harvard University, Hyde teaches during the fall semesters at Kenyon College, where he is the Richard L. Thomas Professor of Creative Writing. During the rest of the year he lives in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he is a Faculty Associate at Harvard's Berkman Center for Internet and Society.


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In keeping with rapid demand, the USGS has posted new US Topo quadrangles covering Colorado (1,794 maps) and Minnesota (1,689). These new quads replace the first edition US Topo maps for those states. The replaced maps will be added to the USGS Historical Topographic Map Collection and are also available for free download from The National Map and the USGS Map Locator & Downloader website.
The new design for US Topo maps improves readability of maps for online and printed use, while retaining the look and feel of the traditional USGS topo map. Also, map symbols are now easier to read over the digital aerial photograph layer whether the imagery is turned on or off.
Other re-design enhancements and new features:
In addition, the new Colorado US Topo quads include recreational trails in National Forests, provided by the U.S. Forest Service. Although this first test of trails was successful, the Forest Service does not yet have comparable data in other states, and schedules for adding trails in all National Forests have not been set.
"We are excited to about these two updates that are part of our continual effort to improve US Topo maps for our users," said Vicki Lukas, USGS Chief of Partner and User Engagement. "First, the new design makes US Topo maps even easier to use, and the new Colorado maps include Forest Service trails as a new feature."
US Topo maps are updated every three years. The initial round of the 48 conterminous state coverage was completed last September. Hawaii and Puerto Rico maps are being completed this year. New US Topo maps for Alaska have started, but will take several years to complete.
US Topo maps are created from geographic datasets in The National Map, and deliver visible content such as high-resolution aerial photography, which was not available on older paper-based topographic maps. The new US Topo maps provide modern technical advantages that support wider and faster public distribution and on-screen geographic analysis tools for users.
The new digital electronic topographic maps are delivered in GeoPDF image software format and may be viewed using Adobe Reader, available as a no-cost download.
For more information, go to: http://nationalmap.gov/ustopo/
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Police pursuit ends in crash near school; teacher hurt
Teacher Stephanie Robbins among 4 people taken to ORMC
Four people were hurt in a crash on Silver Star Road near Evans High School early Monday that began with a police pursuit, according to Orange County Fire and Rescue officials.
The four injured, including 33-year-old teacher Stephanie Robbins, were taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center.
Police said four juveniles were inside the stolen car when it ran a red light and smashed into the back of an SUV.
Orange County deputies said they spotted the stolen vehicle and a sheriff's helicopter was monitoring it from the air when 17-year-old driver ran the red light.
"This white Mitsubishi ran the red light and T-boned the red Liberty. The occupants got out of the vehicle and fled. They were detained by Orange County deputies on the scene," said Kim Montes with Florida Highway Patrol.
The crash happened about 6:45 a.m.
"Based on the damage of the vehicles, this was a serious crash. We are lucky no one was seriously injured," said Montes.
Florida Highway Patrol investigators blocked the roadway as they looked into the crash.
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Web developers != web designers.
We all know this, right? I have no artistic claims whatsoever. But what happens in a lot of jobs is that there's a great deal of overlap. You get images from designers which are *nearly* right, or which require a bit of a trim or something.
There are a few good reasons for using GIMP, including that if you get used to its interface you will be able to perform at least the basic chopping and cropping of images that you get sent on pretty much any machine. That's because it's cross-platform and free - so if you find yourself sitting on someone else's chair and need to do some image manipulation, you can. No hassle finding install disks, not worries about licensing issues. Just go to http://gimp.org and click to install.
I want to make this tutorial focus on the practical benefits of knowing how to get the things you actually need done, done.
Step away from the lens flare and put down the drop shadow.
As a web developer, you probably only need to do a few common tasks with images: Cropping, resizing, fading bits out, compressing, changing file formats, taking screenshots. That sort of thing. If you feel the need to go near an effect or filter, you're out of your jurisdiction.
The interface.
OK, if you are familiar with Photoshop, GIMP uses a lot of the same concepts, but has a different interface. I used to be a PS user myself, and remember finding GIMP very confusing at first.
- Right-click an area and you will have a copy of the window menu available. For example if you select a rectangle and right-click it, you can choose image->crop-to-selection from the flyout. This saves a lot of pointless mouse movement!
- Virtually everything that can be reduced to a keyboard shortcut is. For example, the rectangular selection tool (arguably the most commonly used tool) can be activated simply by pressing "R".
- Holding down CTRL and scrolling with the mouse wheel is an intuitive way to operate the zoom
- Most selections or rectangular areas can be resized at any time simply by dragging the sides or corners. This is one of the most useful, practical and time-saving features.
- If you think you've used a tool but nothing has happened, it's probably waiting for your confirmation. This isn't obvious at first. For example, when using the crop tool, it will not crop immediately but will wait for you to press ENTER. This allows you to modify your selection first.
- Everything has its own little window. Now, some people hate this with a passion. But it means you can have all your tools on a second monitor. It also means that the windows aren't modal. If I open the colour picker in GIMP, I can leave it out the way and refer back to it whenever I need. In Photoshop, if I try to do that, the computer will beep pleasantly at me if I try to click any other tool to tell me that no, it may be the 21st century, but you still can't do that.
Supported file formats.
GIMP reads and writes most graphics formats with one important exception: PSDs.
Oh, it can write PSDs fine, but sometimes when reading them there are problems: layers might be missing, colours might be wrong, that sort of thing. It's unreliable, is what I'm saying.
GIMP's native format is XCF, which isn't really read by anything else and is unsuitable for sending to other people who don't have GIMP. The standbys for exchanging graphics with other systems are usually PNGs these days, which don't support layers.
You might be surprised what GIMP can save, though. It can even save in ASCII
Opening images.
- You can drag an image to GIMP's main interface to open it. If you drag onto an existing image, it will appear as a new layer
- GIMP keeps a list of recently used files in its file menu, consistent with many applications. Each of the files has a thumbnail next to it to make identification a little quicker.
- Right-click, open-with-GIMP works as you might expect, and on multiple files will open each in its own window. This is what I usually do. GIMP's startup time is a lot quicker than Photoshop so it's common to close the app completely and reopen it for the next file without having to choose between going for a cup of tea or leaving the app running in the background all day.
There are two easy ways to crop.
- Use the crop tool (shift-C). Remember, you can adjust the area to crop from any of the sides or corners. When you are satisfied, just hit ENTER.
- Use the rectangular selection tool ® to select a rectangle then choose image->crop-to-selection. Remember, you can do this from the context-menu as well.
Image->Scale-Image and Image->Canvas-Size. These tools are totally straightforward except to note that when resizing the canvas you have complete flexibility in positioning rather than simply anchoring the new canvas to the old.
Slicing things up for the web.
Have you ever had to make a table-based layout? Even these days? I have. It's part of the horror that is writing HTML email templates. GIMP offers you two ways to do the slice-and-dice that is otherwise the only reason you probably have a copy of Fireworks. The first thing you have to do is to drag some guides in from the margins until you have a crisscrossing pattern of lines showing where you want the image cut up.
- Filters->Web->Slice will let you save the images as an HTML table. It will do everything for you, including saving the images in your chosen format.
- Image->Transform->Guillotine will chop up the image in memory without saving it and open a different window for each slice.
Pasting new layers.
You might get tripped up when you first try to past images into your picture. Something pasted appears in your layers as a "floating selection" and what you can do with that is unfamiliar here-be-dragons territory. Simplest solution is to click the "new layer" button and it will be pasted into a new layer in the same way Photoshoppers expect.
Saving for the web.
If you've ever saved a PNG or JPG and wondered why it was so huge in comparison to those saved by Photoshop, well, it's not. It's about the same as those saved by Photoshop. It is however, much bigger than those saved by Photoshop's excellent Save-for-web feature, which GIMP lacks. Well, it might lack it as a built-in feature, but there's a good clone of the Adobe feature available as a plugin from here.
When I've tested it, it consistently produces better (as in smaller file size for the same perceived quality) than Adobe's offering.
And while you're on that site, check out the huge list of other plugins available.
Programmers like shortcuts. If you can do it with the keyboard, you can do it quicker.
I have no idea what key Apple Macs use in place of CTRL, I suggest trying each one in turn until you find out. That's pretty much what you have to do in every other Mac app, anyway, and they name the keys differently depending on which manual you read. Suck it and see.
These two will be familiar to anyone who's used a web browser:
CTRL-W : close (W)indow
CTRL-Q : (Q)uit application
Every tool will tell you its shortcut if you hover over it:
R : ®ectangular Selection
Shift-C : ©rop
Miscellaneous useful shortcuts:
CTRL-I : (I)nvert selection
1 : Set zoom factor to (1):1 (same as "actual pixels" from Photoshop)
In conclusion
There are of course a lot more things that GIMP can do, from scripting, recording actions, holding multiple views of the same image, using named clipboards, a gallery of filter effects... but they're not useful to most developers and are for a different tutorial. Maybe one with pictures


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You can find out more about Jaime Rush and the series at www.jaimerush.com. Jaime has also written eighteen books under the name Tina Wainscott, visit www.tinawainscott.com.
I have a copy of A Perfect Darkness and Out of the Darkness for giveaway. Details at the end of the post.
Welcome Jaime!
Um, what is it that I write again?
When people ask me what kind of books I write, I tend to toss out different answers: paranormal romantic suspense; paranormal romantic thrillers; psychic romantic suspense; urban fantasy romance. It really embodies all of that. Paranormal, yes. My characters possess psychic abilities. But when I call it paranormal, some readers think vampires, werewolves, or other creatures. I call it psychic suspense, but it's not like Medium where a mystery is solved because a character "sees" the future. My characters do more than that. One has pyrokinesis (setting fires), one gets storms of images that tear his brain apart, one has telekinesis (moving things), one can see ten seconds into the future…you get the idea. The easier part is the thriller or suspense tag, because either works.
By definition, paranormal means beyond normal, and that certainly describes my books, as well as my interests since I was a kid. I love ghost stories, unusual phenomena, unexplained mysteries. My favorite show was Unsolved Mysteries. I was never so much into creatures (Chupacabra romance, anyone?) but I ate up X-Files, Highlander, and Roswell (a not as well known but cult fave about three teens who are aliens).
My earlier books (written as Tina Wainscott) played with themes such as body switching, near death experiences, twin connections, cellular memory, and psychic connections. I love that it could be real. It's on the edge, accessible to all of us. Who hasn't had a whoo-whoo experience? A knowing? If you haven't, someone you know has, I'll bet. Just recently a man I met, upon hearing what I write about, recounted an out of body experience he'd had. I believe we all have the ability to expand past our five senses. What could be more fascinating, more mysterious, than the human brain? Our soul? We are amazing creatures. If we don't get in our own way, think of the things we can accomplish.
I often meet people who are amazed at the writer's mind. To be honest, so am I, and I've been doing it since I was a kid. That people, scenarios, worlds come out of that mysterious place in our brain (or is it our soul?), is like magic. Artists of all kinds do the same thing. We create so that we can share our magic with you. We honor you with our words, our pictures.
I have another way to honor you, reader, writer, bookseller… everyone. I'm giving you the opportunity to be in a book. Yes, you can have your name in a nationally-published book! All you have to do is fill in your name and email address in the form at my site. There is no contest, no "lucky" winner. You're all winners to me. Tell your friends! Post it on your blog! Names will be included in my third book of my Offspring series, TOUCHING DARKNESS, scheduled for July 2010. See www.jaimerush.com for details.
I also host my Kick Butt First Line contest for readers and writers. Shocking, suspenseful…make us want more! Cash prizes! Contest runs from September 15 through November 1, 2009.
Uh…so what do I write? I probably should tell you about OUT OF THE DARKNESS, my second book in my Offspring series: In a flash, Zoe Stoker goes from tattoo artist to target of an assassin. All her life she's felt like a freak, and now the Offspring, people who also have remarkable psychic abilities, are her only hope. The enemy grows more dangerous…and so do her feelings for one sexy loner as she gains command of her powers and loses control of her heart.
The one consistent tagline I have used for my series is that it's X-Files meets Lost. Government conspiracies, a group of outcasts who band together, and the hope of finding what you've always been looking for: acceptance. That's what I write.
Thanks Jaime for introducing us to your series! Now time for the giveaway.
- To enter, leave a comment or question for Jaime.
- Open to everyone - everywhere (well I don't ship off planet).
- Remember to leave a way to contact you.
- Blog, tweet, post, etc., about the guest spot for an extra entry.
- Giveaway ends Tuesday, October 6 at 11:59 PM EST.


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Since most of us here are Tolkien fans, I thought this would be a good choice for a new topic. I thought that this would cause some extremely interesting debate. Please, be polite and stay on topic. I wouldn't want the topic to be locked.
In case you're wondering, my choice was Return of the King. The Hobbit is good too, as I wrote one of my book reports on it. I haven't read the Silmarillion or Two Towers; not because I am lazy, but the Silmarillion at our bookstore is really expensive and I am waiting for a hard-back Two Towers to go on sale, as I don't like paper-backs.


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- Page 1 Toshiba Satellite U840W Review
- Page 2 Screen, Speakers and Entertainment Review
- Page 3 Performance, Value and Verdict Review
- Attractive, innovative design combining metal and rubber
- Cinema screen is great for movies and productivity
- Superb speakers
- Good battery life
- Average keyboard with some flex
- Glossy TN-panel display with poor viewing angles
Key Specifications
- Review Price: £755.00
- 'Cinema 21:9', 14.4in 1,792 x 768 TN screen
- Brushed aluminium body with rubberized grip sections
- Core i CPU, HD 4000 GPU, up to 10GB RAM
- SRS 3D up-facing speakers
- Backlit keyboard
The 14-inch Toshiba Satellite U840W is not just your average Ultrabook. Instead, it's as if Toshiba took a regular ultraportable laptop and stretched it widthwise. If you've seen Philips' 50PFL7956H 21:9 TV, you'll know exactly what to expect, as the U840W is actually the world's first 21:9 widescreen laptop.
What's wrong with the good old 'regular' 16:9 variety, you may ask? Well, though most TV content is formatted in this aspect ratio, the majority of movies are not. Cinemas offer an 'ultra-wide' (usually 2.35 or 2.40:1) screen, and with the U840W, so does your laptop. With a resolution of 1,792 x 768, it's also ideal to work with two documents side by side.
Mind you, it's not just the Satellite U840W's screen that potentially impresses, as it's also beautifully built, offers good connectivity and performance, plus excellent battery life – and at under £900, it doesn't break the bank. So is it worth your hard-earned cash?
Toshiba Satellite U840W Design and Build
There's no denying that the Satellite U840W is Toshiba's prettiest Ultrabook yet by quite a stretch. Half the lid is brushed mocha aluminium, while the other half sports a black, textured, rubberised finish. The same combination applies to the keyboard surround, while the U840W's entire base is finished in that black rubber. On many laptops a two-tone design doesn't work, but for some reason here it simply does.
All this makes the U840W, quite frankly, the best-feeling Ultrabook we've yet come across. It's simply lovely to hold, and all that soft-touch plastic provides a secure grip, too. Every inch of this Satellite feels premium, smooth and pleasant to the finger, and most of it doesn't scratch or pick up fingerprints easily. Only the glossy black screen surround breaks this trend.
Build quality mostly matches up. Though it's not quite on a level with the likes of the MacBook Air or Samsung Series 9 due especially to some flex in the keyboard area, overall this is one well-designed ultraportable. Reasonably durable, ergonomic and pretty, with the Satellite U840W you're getting the best of most worlds.
Toshiba Satellite U840W Connectivity
Connectivity is pretty good too on the Toshiba Satellite U840W, though you don't get any extras. On the left you'll find a flip-out Gigabit Ethernet port and two speedy USB 3.0 ports. The front houses an SDXC card slot, while the right is home to headphone and microphone jacks, a third USB 3.0 connection and HDMI for video output.
Toshiba Satellite U840W Usability
Unfortunately, keyboards have always been a weak point of Toshiba Ultrabooks, even as recently as the Toshiba Portege Z930. The good news is that the U840W improves noticeably on its predecessors.
While the aforementioned flex can be annoying and feedback is still far from as positive as we would like, the well-laid-out keyboard on this widescreen Satellite is very usable thanks to better travel and slightly more defined action. We can only hope that Toshiba continues to improve here till it can rejoin the ranks of HP, Samsung and portable keyboard king Lenovo.
We have no complaints of the huge multi-touch trackpad, which is smooth, responsive and sports a subtle but nice click.
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Special effects genius Ray Harryhausen spent his life doing the impossible. He made completely unreal, imaginary things believable. From Jason and the Argonauts to Mighty Joe Young to The Three Worlds Of Gulliver, he marveled audiences for decades with his inventive approach, and in doing so, pioneered his own animation technique called Dynamation. Perhaps more importantly, he also inspired an entire generation of future filmmakers with his technological marvels and showed the world the possibilities of stop motion.
This morning, Harryhausen's family released a statement informing the general public the visionary passed away this morning at the age of 92. Messages of condolences and tributes from the likes of Patton Oswalt, Jon Favreau and Edgar Wright have since poured in, and by the end of the day, an incredible number of further praises will come from cinematographers, special effects artists, monster movie fans and students of cinema.
Harryhausen was born in Los Angeles in 1920. Together with classmate Ray Bradbury, he began watching monster movies at a young age and by his thirties, was contributing regularly to major Hollywood motion pictures. For decades after that, Harryhausen continued to churn out groundbreaking work, most notably the fight scene with the skeletons in Jason and the Argonauts.
When movie fans talk about the history of cinema, the names that most often come up tend to be those belonging to actors and directors. That's understandable, but it doesn't paint the entire picture. Without Harryhausen movies wouldn't look quite as beautiful today, and for that reason, we are all very much in his debt.
Cinema Blend's thoughts go out to the Harryhausen family. Ray had a great run, but I think I speak for everyone when I say I still wish he'd been able to give all of us another wonderful ninety-two years of brilliant ideas.


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Orascom Construction Industries S.A.E. (OCI S.A.E.) is the former parent company of OCI N.V. OCI N.V. acquired 99.84% of OCI S.A.E. in a mandatory tender offer between 2013 and 2014. The residual shares remain listed on the Egyptian Exchange under the symbol OCIC. The Company intends to relaunch the mandatory tender offer subject to regulatory approvals.
OCI S.A.E. owns certain fertilizer and construction activities based in North Africa. As part of the Demerger of the Engineering and Construction Group to form Orascom Construction Limited (Orascom Construction) in March 2015, the Company intends to demerge OCI S.A.E. into two separate groups, an Egyptian fertilizer group company and an Egyptian construction group company (Egypt Demerger).
This process will be the final step in the complete separation of both businesses. Upon completion of the Egypt Demerger, OCI S.A.E.'s Egyptian construction group company (Construction Egypt) will formally become a legal subsidiary of Orsacom Construction. The Egypt Demerger requires the approval of EFSA and GAFI.
On 28 January 2015, the OCI S.A.E. board of directors approved the Egypt Demerger. On 29 January 2015, OCI S.A.E. published an invitation to its shareholders to attend an EGM on 15 February to approve the Egypt Demerger in principle. On 15 February 2015, such EGM was conducted wherein the Egypt Demerger was approved in principle.
Until the Egypt Demerger is approved and effected, Orascom Construction retains the economic benefits and liabilities of the construction activities under OCI S.A.E., and OCI N.V. retains the economic benefits and liabilities of the fertilizer activities under OCI S.A.E. through a Conditional Sale Agreement, which is described in more detail in the Orascom Construction prospectus found on its website.


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Boy Scouts remove 2 men who toppled ancient rock
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Two men already facing possible criminal charges for purposely toppling an ancient rock formation in a state park have now been removed from their posts as Boy Scout leaders.
A northern Utah Boy Scouts council announced Monday that Glenn Taylor and Dave Hall will no longer be allowed to lead scouting troops due to what happened Oct. 11 at Goblin Valley State Park, which they filmed and posted on Facebook.
The move comes on the heels of the national Boy Scouts of America condemning the men's actions last week and promising a review of the incident. The Boy Scouts' Utah National Parks Council posted a statement on its website saying the men's actions are not in line with the principles the organization teaches about preserving nature.
"We encourage all leaders and Scouts to review the 'Leave No Trace' principles, as we are all a part of maintaining the integrity, character and the natural beauty of the outdoors for all living things," the statement said.
The rock formation they toppled over is about 170 million years old, Utah State Parks spokesman Eugene Swalberg said. The central Utah park is dotted with thousands of the eerie, mushroom-shaped sandstone formations.
Hall and Taylor came under fire last week after posting a video on Facebook where Taylor can be seen wedging himself between a formation and a boulder to knock a large rock off the formation's top. Taylor and his two companions can then be seen cheering, high-fiving and dancing.
They said the rock formation was loose and they feared it was dangerous. They were leading a group of teenage Boy Scouts on a trip when it happened.
Utah State Parks authorities are conducting a criminal investigation, and the Emery County Attorney's Office also is reviewing the incident to determine if charges should be filed.


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Is this the year of the electronic textbook?
In general, no, said Bob Henshaw, instructional technology consultant in the Center for Faculty Excellence, as he opened the March 16 Faculty Council discussion on the changing landscape of textbooks.
Henshaw, who moderated the five-person panel discussion, kicked off the conversation with two seemingly contradictory statements. Overall, there is no significant movement toward electronic textbooks at Carolina; however, students interact with content visually and bring more electronic devices to campus each semester.
Panelist Jean DeSaix, senior lecturer in biology and an e-textbook user for several years, said the most pressing issue was figuring out the challenges and opportunities e-textbooks present.
An e-textbook resembles a print textbook, but resides on the publisher's website and requires users to purchase a time-limited access code. Unlike its hard-copy counterpart, there is nothing to sell back at semester's end. And unlike a scanned PDF that's posted online, an e-textbook is dynamic.
DeSaix said she liked the e-book's annotation possibilities, the search function, the way that students can see additional information online and the opportunity to interact with students. But the tricky part is helping students know what works best for them. "E-books are not the be all, end all for everyone," she said.
Kelly Hanner, course materials manager for Student Stores, said Carolina's bookstore was one of the first university student stores to make e-textbooks available. Sales have increased since 2008, but there still is not a tremendous interest from the students, she said.
Zealan Hoover, student body vice president, presented the student perspective. "Affordability often trumps pedagogy when it comes to something like this," he said.
He pointed out several issues that make students reluctant to embrace e-textbooks, including problems with transferability, permanence, retrieving specific material and making notes directly in the book.
Hidden costs are also an issue, he said. For example, some students prefer to read information on paper and are paying to print the material in addition to accessing it online.
"Students here are conservative when it comes to change, which surprises some people," Hoover said.
In terms of learning, a digital version of what's in print is least effective, said Sandi Kirshner from Pearson Publishing. But she stressed that technology can be effective in enhancing learning, and she believes that widespread adoption of devices like the tablet and smart phone will propel the use of e-books. In fact, current K–12 students, with their dependence on devices, are likely to be more comfortable with e-books than current college students are, Kirshner said.
Luke Swindler, coordinator of general collections for the University Libraries, said that e-books still are a relatively small niche. As the University community prepares for a transition to electronic textbooks, he advised faculty members to become involved in the issues and remain informed.
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The International Energy Agency announced this month that the United States will become the world's largest oil producer by 2017 and a net oil exporter by 2030.
That strongly positive news could be one of the factors that knocks the monkey off America's economic back, a direct result of advancing technology that makes possible the use of petroleum resources previously inaccessible or too costly to access.
Mississippi, which is an energy producing state for oil and natural gas, could be a major beneficiary of the increasing production of both resources here and elsewhere, Mississippi Energy Institute chief Patrick Sullivan said in response to Daily Journal questions about the news.
Some of what Sullivan said has been reported, but the optimistic outlook about oil and natural gas plays to another of Mississippi's under-appreciated manmade assets, in pipelines feeding the Atlantic coast and New England from refineries and, for now, imported petroleum
Sullivan said, "In a macroeconomic context, the development of oil and natural gas from these formations that historically were not economically productive looks to provide the U.S. major supply and cost advantages, more so in natural gas than in oil, at least for now. On the natural gas side, the implication for Mississippi is our state has more natural gas pipeline activity than any other state (tops in volume transported and 4th in miles of pipeline).
"In looking at development advantages long-term, we have major supply capability advantages, and if the production in the Marcellus region results in excess pipeline capacity as is expected (pipelines going through Mississippi have historically moved gas from west and Gulf to East Coast and northern markets), Mississippi may see some price advantages in the future as the transporters are looking for new destinations for gas produced west of us or in the Gulf."
Some Mississippi leaders have already made energy development an economic growth priority, but the specificity of the new report on U.S. production adds urgency to opportunity.
"On oil," Sullivan noted, "my opinion is it's similar to the natural gas situation, but due to oil markets being much more global with relative ease of transporting overseas, the price differences aren't nearly as wide as you see with global natural gas prices. However, West Texas Intermediate has consistently been less expensive than other markets due to oversupply, and we're close to WTI. If the U.S. continues to export more refined oil products, there could be opportunities for Mississippi through refining, shipping, or transporting."
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When the lights were flipped on at Gillette Stadium for a prime-time game Nov. 24, the Patriots and Broncos had yet to win much of anything. Despite leading their respective divisions, neither knew what the future held, either in the hours or weeks to come. All they shared, as the clock ticked down toward a much-anticipated regular-season game, were short-term focus and long-term goals.
Some details from the game might be forgotten — Brandon Bolden led the Patriots in rushing, for example — but what happened on that Sunday night in Foxborough seems relevant now, only because of what's happened since.
As expected, the Broncos won the AFC West, and the Patriots won the AFC East. Both received byes into the divisional round, and each took care of business at home over the weekend, setting up a Sunday rematch. The winner of the AFC Championship game at Denver's Sports Authority Field advances to Super Bowl XLVIII.
Nobody knows how Sunday will play out. If the first Broncos-Patriots game is any indication, there will be big plays, wild swings, and surprises. New faces, too, since both teams are missing key parts that played Nov. 24. The Broncos actually get one back, since tight end Julius Thomas missed the first game with an injury.
If we're lucky, the second meeting will be just as entertaining as the first, which saw the Broncos bolt to a 24-0 halftime lead, thanks to fumbles by the Patriots on their first three possessions. The hosts responded with 31 straight points — aided by two Denver turnovers — to nudge in front.
After the Broncos forced overtime with a late touchdown pass, the teams seemed headed for a rare tie, until a Patriot punt bounced off Denver's Tony Carter with three minutes left in the extra session. The game's 11th fumble — and seventh turnover — allowed the Patriots to kick a field goal and win, 34-31. It was the largest comeback in franchise history.
"Obviously it's going to be a different game," Patriots safety Steve Gregory said. "Different situations, different things will come up in the game. It's a completely different game."
This one, like the last one, will feature a pair of star quarterbacks in Tom Brady and Peyton Manning, leading their teams against each other for the 15th time. Brady leads, 10-4, including 2-1 in the playoffs.
Brady won't have tight end Rob Gronkowski to throw to this time. Gronkowski, who caught seven passes for 90 yards and a touchdown in the regular-season game, is out for the year with a knee injury.
But Brady also won't have Denver linebacker Von Miller chasing him — he's also out with a knee injury. He won't have top cornerback Chris Harris to avoid (knee injury). And he won't have to elude defensive end Derek Wolfe, who suffered seizure-like symptoms and was put on IR Tuesday. Miller sacked Brady twice in the first meeting.
To gauge how different the Patriots are, LeGarrette Blount had two carries for 13 yards two months ago against the Broncos, when Bolden led the way with 58 yards, and Stevan Ridley was benched after a first-quarter fumble. In the six games since, Blount gained 564 yards on 95 carries, and scored nine touchdowns.
Blount was asked if the Patriots can take anything specific from the first Denver game, or if the teams are too different for it to make a difference. His answer was about the Broncos, but he could have just as easily been talking about himself.
"Right about now is when a lot of guys are playing different football, you know?" Blount said. "Guys are getting on hot streaks, and we've just got to go out there and see what they're doing well, see what they're not doing well, and hopefully try to exploit it."
Blount didn't run it well against Denver (granted, he wasn't given much of a chance), but the Broncos sure did. With the Patriots prepared to stop Manning and the passing game at all costs, it opened up consistent running lanes for Knowshon Moreno, who ran for 224 yards on a whopping 37 attempts.
The 280 rushing yards by the Broncos weren't just a season high allowed by the Patriots; they were the most ever given up in Bill Belichick's 233 games coaching the team, eclipsing the 256 Miami ran for in the 2002 season finale.
It may be hard to tell based on Denver's rushing numbers from the first meeting, but this time around the Patriots will be without one of their best run-stoppers. Linebacker Brandon Spikes, who had nine tackles and recovered a fumble against the Broncos, is also out for the rest of the season.
Manning threw for a season-low 150 yards in almost five quarters (remember, the first game went overtime), and completed just over 50 percent of his passes (19 for 36). But in the six games since then, he's been back to normal, tossing 21 touchdowns and averaging 330 passing yards per contest. Now, with Julius Thomas back, Manning will have his four favorite weapons available (joining Eric Decker, Demaryius Thomas, and former Patriot Wes Welker).
The Patriots did a great job against Manning and the passing game the first time, holding Welker, Decker, and Demaryius Thomas to a combined nine catches. Denver, having so much success on the ground, was content staying with that, finishing with a season-high 48 rushing attempts. It's the only time in 17 games this season (counting the playoff win) the Broncos have had more running plays than passing plays.
Will that be the case come Sunday? That depends on how things play out. Each team would gladly sacrifice the run or the pass, so long as it comes with a victory.
By beating the Broncos in overtime, the Patriots showed that a 24-point lead isn't always enough. They followed it with fourth-quarter comeback wins the next two weeks, at Houston and at home against the Browns. Battling back has been a Patriots trademark all season, on the field and off. But it was never on display more than on a 22-degree night at Gillette Stadium in late November.
Denver has gone 5-1 since the game in Foxborough, same as the Patriots. Two teams that appear evenly matched and have already played one instant classic this season will line up again on Sunday. With the Rocky Mountains serving as the backdrop, the Patriots and Broncos will determine which squad will head to New Jersey and represent the AFC in the Super Bowl.
Let the hype begin.
Michael Whitmer can be reached at mwhitmer@ globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeWhitmer.


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BT wins pricing control over faster broadband
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BT has convinced regulators to allow it to charge rivals whatever it wants for access to its forthcoming £1.5bn fibre network, following an intensive lobbying campaign.
Ofcom said today that BT Openreach will have to offer rivals equal access to the network, as it does to existing infrastructure, but price controls will be removed. "This will allow investors to make an appropriate return on their investment, based on the risk they are taking but pricing at a level that the market will bear," the regulator said.
It means Openreach will probably offer competitors the choice of reselling active wholesale products, or of installing their own equipment in exchanges. Ofcom said BT Retail must be treated without favour.
BT plans to spend £1.5bn on fibre by 2012. New build developments will get full fibre to the home (FTTH) access at "up to" 100Mbit/s. The rest of the cash will be spent on cheaper fibre to the cabinet (FTTC) deployments capable of speeds of "up to" 40Mbit/s.
In total, BT chief executive Ian Livingstone said today, the investment will connect "at least" 40 per cent of households to higher speed broadband by 2012.
Internet users in sparsely populated areas are most likely to miss out because broadband investments in such areas show a lower return. LLU providers apply such economic analysis to the current generation of broadband services by shunning rural exchanges.
Similarly Virgin Media's cable network, which is being upgraded to offer speeds of "up to" 50Mbit/s, passes about half of households, in densely populated areas.
The first FTTC broadband packages are planned to go on sale early next year in Muswell Hill in London and Whitchurch, a small town in South Wales.
Ofcom's decision marks a significant - although widely expected - victory for BT. Since announcing the £1.5bn investment last July, BT executives have made repeated public threats they would withdraw the cash if they did not get free rein on pricing. With the UK's internet infrastructure being outpaced by international rivals, Ofcom was under great pressure to yield.
Lord Carter's much-criticised interim report on Digital Britain last month offered scant insight into how the whole of the UK might be connected to better broadband. Its pronouncements on next generation access were limited to vague references to mobile technologies and public works cooperation.
The internet industry now awaits more specific proposals in summer. According to the Broadband Stakeholder Group, an industry lobby, ubiquitous FTTH would cost up to £29bn.
Ofcom's announcment today and the accompanying documents are here.
An Ofcom spokesman sent us the following statement: "Ofcom's decision was based on nearly two years of public consultation. We did not "yield" to pressure from anyone, as suggested in your article. During our consultation we sought a wide range of views and in our announcement we are acting entirely in the interests of UK citizens and consumers, seeking to promote both investment and competition in super-fast broadband."®
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REDSTONE CANYON — Bob Reichert gestures to the skeletal remains of what was once a lush, green forest on his 200 acres in the Lawrence Creek drainage area.
"I call this the black forest," the Loveland man said with a small laugh, joking but not really, using the chuckle to mask sadness.
Reichert is sad about the loss of his family cabin — a 1,700 square-foot haven with an atrium and 32-years worth of work and memories — and the loss of his beautiful view, all charred by the High Park Fire in June.
And he is worried about how the upcoming rains and spring snow melt will rush down the now-barren hillsides, carrying ash and debris onto county roads and into water supplies.
To help prevent that, he is working with the Natural Resources Conservation Service and volunteer groups, including Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado and Wildland Restoration Volunteers, to put seed, mulch and straw bales on his land.
A team treated about 10 acres of Reichert's home Thursday and a previous 21 acres in October, sprinkling seed by hand on steep slopes then protecting it with mulch.
The volunteers, hailing from throughout Northern Colorado and as far away as Golden, also laid straw bales, called waddles, in strategic spots under the guidance of John Giordanego, Colorado northern regional director of Wildland Restoration Volunteers.
The waddles work as natural dams, allowing some water to escape through, but stopping the fast flows and debris along the way, described Suzanne Basinger, Larimer County's fire recovery manager, in charge of compiling resources for fire victims.
Her office has information to connect landowners with the volunteer groups and with potential grants, such as the NRCS grant that will reimburse Reichert for the seed he purchased once the planting is completed to the federal agency's specifications.
Wildland Restoration Volunteers covered the $14,000 cost of the straw bales and waddles.
The NRCS was awarded $1.25 million from U.S. Congress to cover efforts to treat acres on private land burned by the High Park fire. While the money is welcome, resource specialist Todd Boldt said it is just a fraction of the $12 million needed by the local arm of the federal agency for the aftermath of the High Park Fire.
A similar NRCS grant was awarded to Reichert's neighbor, Mark DeGregorio, who lost his full-time home in Lawrence Creek while he was working as a fire information officer on the High Park blaze. Both men watched — DeGregorio from the roads where he was working and Reichert from his Loveland home — as their homes went up in smoke.
Around what was once DeGregorio's home, students from Polaris Expeditionary Learning School in Fort Collins scattered on the slopes Tuesday, raking, seeding and mulching as a service learning project.
Different teams of volunteers from nonprofits throughout the region have been helping the people who lost their homes in the fire sort through the debris, clean up land and now recover the vegetation and protect the watershed and roads.
They have dedicated as yet uncounted hours to complete tasks residents could not undertake alone.
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Literacy in Theory and Practice
Cambridge University Press, 1984 - Language Arts & Disciplines - 243 pages
This book challenges conventional theories about literacy, and the practices which often arise from them. It attempts to provide a new perspective through which the variety of literacy practices across different cultures can be viewed and from which the practical issues that arise in specific literacy campaigns and programmes can be approached. Dr Street first examines the explicit theories developed about literacy within different academic disciplines, on the premise that these underlie statements about literacy within development campaigns and in everyday usage. He analyses in detail arguments about the 'technical' and 'neutral' nature of literacy and its supposed 'cognitive' consequences in the work of some psychologists, linguists and social anthropologists. He claims that these amount to a coherent but flawed model that he terms the 'autonomous' model of literacy. Against this he poses an 'ideological' model, one which pays greater attention to the social structure. He attempts to bring together recent shifts in this direction in writings on literacy and to construct a coherent model for further work.
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Redskins, without RGIII, beat Browns for a share of first place
CLEVELAND -- There likely always will be concerns about Robert Griffin III's durability.
A large part of RGIII's appeal is his willingness to try to make something out of nothing by scrambling out of the pocket and taking off on a run. Often the Washington Redskins rookie sensation will sacrifice his body for a couple of extra yards, which makes him more susceptible to injury than most quarterbacks.
However, the Redskins can take comfort in knowing that they can win without Griffin.
GIANTS:Get routed by Falcons
COWBOYS:Outlast Steelers in OT
Fellow rookie quarterback Kirk Cousins made his first start Sunday while Griffin with sidelined with a sprained right knee and turned in an impressive performance in leading the Redskins to a 38-21 victory over the Cleveland Browns.
Cousins, the Redskins' fourth-round draft pick this year from Michigan State, threw for 329 yards and two touchdowns, both to Leonard Hankerson. Cousins completed 26 of 37 passes and overcame an early interception to lead the Redskins into a share of first place in the NFC East with the Giants and Cowboys.
The previous Sunday, Cousins came on in relief for the injured Griffin late in the fourth quarter and rallied the Redskins to a 31-28 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
"I had all the faith in the world in Kirk, so I never doubted him at all," said Alfred Morris, yet another Redskins' rookie, who rushed for 87 yards and two touchdowns. "Everyone in this locker room knows what Kirk can do."
Still, it's one thing playing part of a game and something entirely different to play a full 60 minutes. Cousins showed he was more than up to the challenge after a shaky start in which he misfired on his first three passes and was intercepted on the Redskins' second possession.
"It show you what the guy's all about, the way he kept his composure," Redskins coach Mike Shanahan said. "That one throw (on the interception), I thought there was a little shoving right there. I thought he made the correct read but those things happen sometimes. You have to keep your composure and fight through it."
Cousins did that and once he got rolling there was little the Browns could do to stop him as the Redskins took control of their own playoff destiny with their fifth in a row, their longest winning streak in seven years.
If the Redskins win their final two games -- at Philadelphia on Dec. 23 and home against Dallas on Dec. 30 -- they will win the NFC East and qualify for the playoffs for the first time since 2007.
"This isn't my first rodeo," Cousins said. "I did play a lot of football in the Big Ten. I had games like that where I started slow. You've got to have character. You've got to find it in yourself to dig deep and keep pushing and that's what we did. And that's what I'm proud of my team for the way we didn't get spooked by a slow start. We got a good tempo going, we found a rhythm and it made all the difference."
Cousins isn't nearly as mobile as Griffin -- then again, few quarterbacks are -- so the Redskins didn't use any option plays Sunday. However, Washington didn't alter its offense in any other way with Cousins at quarterback and he showed good mobility on both touchdown passes.
While on the run, Cousins threaded a pass through three defenders to Hankerson for a 54-yard touchdown late in the first quarterback that tied the score at 7-7. In the third quarter, Cousins rolled right on a play-action pass and threw a 2-yard strike to Hankerson that put the Redskins in front, 24-14.
"I think as much as Robert wants to show people he can be a pocket passer, which he can, I want to show people that I can move around a little bit and I think I did that today," Cousins said. "We both have our strengths and our coaches are going to try and utilize us the best they can."
Throughout the week, Shanahan left open the possibility that Griffin could play. The Redskins did not officially name Cousins as the starter to Saturday after the Browns had already finished preparations for the game.
However, Browns coach Pat Shurmur dismissed the idea that Cousins' success might have partially been due to the element of surprise.
"They would have been doing all the same things, with the addition of the option if RGIII was in the game," Shurmur said. "That looked like the Redskins' offense. I'd like to credit Kirk. I thought he did a nice job of playing the game. He led his team to victory."


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Life is tough. But Nuns are tougher. If you need helpful advice just Ask Sister Mary Martha.
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Mark My Footsteps!
We're already digging around in the garage loft for our Christmas decoration and lights, such as they are. We don't light the lights until Christmas Day, but they get dusty up there. Advent is about preparation.
What songs shall the grade school kids sing for the Christmas recital? What projects with construction paper and paste shall we make with the kindergartners and first graders?
I am besides myself with glee, as usual.
I think I'm going to teach them Handel's Hallelujah Chorus and have everyone sing along. They do that out here at the Hollywood Bowl every year. I've never gone. I suppose I should try to go and sit in the nose bleed seats (which are fantastically inexpensive) and take notes.
And I think this year we'll make a study of Christmas songs. They have such an influence over the season. Rudolph was invented in a Christmas song. We love the Little Drummer Boy, but he certainly is not found in the New Testament. Silent Night was written by a priest.
What's your favorite Christmas song? I have ten or twenty favorites. I have a few that don't exactly float my boat, either. Not a big fan of "We Three Kings", love "O Come All Ye Faithful".
I truly love "Good King Wenceslaus". What a great story! What great imagery! "When the snow lay round about, deep and crisp and even." Beautiful! Can't you just see it? Wencelaus and his aide go trudging out on a freezing ("the frost was cruel") night because the King has spotted a poor man feebly gathering sticks to burn. Wencelaus orders up meat and wine and logs for fuel to take to the poor man. Out they go. Wenceslaus barrels ahead while the aide struggles to keep up. Finally he informs his master that he is freezing and can't go another step. The King tells his aide to "mark my footsteps my dear page, tread thou in them boldly, you will find the winter's rage, freeze the blood less coldly."
Clumsy, I know. But the aide does as the King says and finds that the footsteps of Wenceslaus are indeed heated.
What a great story! Such a happy tune!
Good King Wenceslaus was a real person who became known as the the champion of the wretched because of his kindness to the poor. He was really the Duke of Bohemia who was raised by his dear old grandma. He brought his country to Christianity.
Unfortunately, he came to a bad end in 929 AD or so, when he was murdered by his brother and a band of pagans. Oh, well.
Welcome to Advent everyone! Prepare ye the way!
17 comments:
- Claudia's Genealogy Blog said...
The first time my daughter played (viola) in the orchestra rendition of Handel's Messiah we were in attendance.
When the part of Handel's Hallelujah Chorus began we were startled when everyone in the audience stood up.
We learned later that it is tradition because King George II (England) stood up and so did everyone else because the King had risen. They do it all the time now. I must admit I was sort of surprised at my first performance.
I love Christmas songs! I guess my favorite is O Holy Night but I also love The Holly and the Ivy, especially when it's sung by Bing Crosby.
Great Blog Sister!
From one who grew up in Catholic School and was always terrified of the Nuns. Especially my 7th grade teacher Sister Delores who whacked you on the back of the head with the erasers.
- e.d. said...
I'm quite fond of the Polish carol "Infant Holy, Infant Lowly." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IA0Xk0AQTKU
My church brings in string instruments for midnight Mass; hearing this sung with the violins and cello is one of my favorite parts of Christmas.
Also I like the French tune "Il Est Ne Le Divin Enfant," because rounds are fun and I'm of French extraction! My friend from college and I used to sing it as a round together.
- Sue said...
I loved reading the story of St. Wenseslaus with my kids. His evil brother, Boleslaus, won the funniest name award with us. We always refer to him as "bowl o' sauce." (Which is why I had to look up the actual spelling of his name!) :o)
- Donna said...
I love "Silent Night" and "Oh, Holy Night".
- Katherine said...
'We Three Kings' is an Epiphany song!
Personnent hodie is an old favourite for me, The Angel Gabriel (Basque carol) for Advent, Sleepers, Wake (esp. Zion hears the watchman shouting); for Christmas, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, and Once in Royal David's City (largely because my sister and I have a tradition of poking each other during mass at the line 'Christian children all must be / mild, obedient, good as He' even though we are now adults and clearly too old to be doing that!)
Speaking of which, despite her having been a Protestant, all of those Mrs. Alexander hymns are quite good ones for children, having been written with specific pedagogical purpose.
Dear Anonymous - so sorry you were terrified of nuns. Wonder what you were doing that DESERVED being whacked on the head with erasers. ??? SOOOOO tired of people saying that nuns were terrifying. Get over yourself, already! Maybe you were sent to Catholic school by your parents to get straightened out. Maybe your classmates have not-so-fond memories of you (spoiling their recess, distracting them from their studies with your eraser-earning antics). And gee - would an eraser really hurt? REALLY???? Shame on YOU, not on the nuns. I never had the priviledge of attending Catholic schools because my parents were too poor to afford it, and probably too ashamed to beg. But I have been teaching at schools with anywhere from one to five sisters, and they were all as nice as could be. They were from different teaching orders, too, so you can't say I just happened to run into an exceptional community. I'm not saying all sisters are perfect - I've seen a couple of slip ups - but it rarely involves the discipline of a student. So please, knock it off, people! The joke isn't funny any more.
Catholic School Teacher
(Incidentally, we have a couple of students who were sent to us to be straightened out. Newsflash to you parents who do that: Try discipline in your own house. Don't make a mess for others to clean up. It's not fair to the parents who send their students to get a Catholic education.)
- JP said...
Aren't we a bit early in discussing Christmas songs? But since we're here...
Katherine, I love Personnent Hodie, but I've only ever heard it as part of Connie Dover's "Cantus" which is definitely Good Friday-ish!
I also rank Angel Gabriel as a favourite, too!
I think my all time favourite is actually Carol of the Bells, which really isn't religious at all. Weird, actually, but I've always liked it. My parents had an LP with some philharmonic orchestra playing it at the HOllywood Bowl. I didn't hear words for it for years.
- Nelson said...
I love "Silent Night" song and a dozen of songs in my mother tongue - Tamil...
- Marion Teague said...
I love all the traditional Christmas Carols - the words contain some wonderful deep theology in many of them. Even We Three Kings, which I don't like either (I think it's the silly chorus that spoils it). O Little Town of Bethlehem is a favourite, with those wonderful words "Cast out our sin and enter in, be born in us today". Amen!
First anonymous, I was taught by some very sweet nuns but I also was taught by some terrifying nuns. And we were all goody-goodies in those days so didn't need straightening out, yet all terrified. Some were great teachers with wicked senses of humour, just very strict and perfectionists and some were plain horrible. To the second anonymous, that's life, not everyone has had the same experiences as you and that's no reason to get all crotchety. The first anonymous probably feels as if they're back in the Convent again!
- ~Ana Paula~A Católica said...
Dear Sister Mary Martha,
A Big Salutation from BRASIL!!
You, Sister, may access this Link on Internet to listen not my only one song, BUT ALL MY FAVORITES CHRISTMAS' SONGS!!
You will not regret of doing this. TRUST IN ME, Sister:
A wonderful ADVENTO to You and All the School Kids!!
(Like you, Sister, I am also "besides myself with glee, as usual" in this particular period in the Catholic Calendar!)
Stay in the Peace of God!!
You and All Your Readers!!
It was during Advent several years ago that a cynical agnostic was prompted by the Holy Spirit to get back into church... but because I was so cynical, the Holy Spirit had to take a very specific tack; I'm a musician and music lover so I got it into my (hard) head that I wanted to hear some well-sung Christmas music, and maybe even sing it with a choir again. None of that Santa/Rudolph junk either.
I found a church most likely to have traditional music, was enthusiastically invited to join the choir (it must have been the one church choir on earth that needed altos!) and then told the next weekend that I couldn't sing with them until the vestry made a decision about whether Non-Members were allowed to join the choir. I was disappointed, but stubborn. The priest had the final say and he decided that the "non member" rule had never been enforced before, and the choir director had recommended me, so of course I should be allowed to sing with the choir. Unfortunately, this decision was not handed down until Epiphany, but the "damage" had been done - spending the advent season reacquainting myself with the story of the Nativity and being introduced to absolute fearlessness of Mary was enough to turn my stiff-necked agnostic self around. I was baptised in the Easter of the following year - nearly a year and a half since the Holy Spirit rolled his/her eyes and whispered something about "good, real Christmas music" in my ear. Sorry I made you work so hard, Holy Spirit!
Still love the Christmas music (none of that Santa silliness) as well as Advent music. And my favorite carols have already been mentioned here - Infant Holy, Infant Lowly and The Angel Gabriel. Sadly, I think my favorite version of the latter is the arrangement by Sting on the first Very Special Christmas album.
wow second anonymous ~
First of all the comment I left was tongue in cheek.
Lighten up
Sorry if I aggravated you.
Perhaps you have not read Sister's blog profile.
I never said I got whacked in the head with an eraser, I just said it was something she did. I had some wonderful nuns and some not so wonderful nuns. Just like all teachers. And I'm too poor to send my children to Catholic school, I would if I could.
Merry Christmas
to you and yours
Sister- If you want to really teach the kids the Hallelujah chorus AND get the audience in the spirit, take a look at this approach: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCFCeJTEzNU
Hilarious but not at all disrespectful and it gets people's attention (more so than little tykes struggling through a piece that takes experienced singers some time to master).
Does not have to be done in monk's robes, either...
Happy Advent!
(FWIW, I had 12 years of Catholic school nuns, and another 6 of Jesuit priests in college... Just as with the lay teachers, there were some wonderful nuns and some... ahem... who might have had a different professional calling than teaching children...) But it was a lay teacher who imposed the most corporal punishment. And as I look back on it now, it is not at all funny -- it was a big person bullying a little person instead of using reason and discipline. Hardly a lesson a Catholic school intends to teach.
Sister, thanks for the commentary on Good King Wenceslaus. Just last week I pointed out to my dear spouse that this is one of my favorite songs that just isn't heard enough these days. I've made it my personal goal to spread this song on social media to bring it back.
- Paige said...
Good King Wenceslaus is one of my favorites, too. I always hear the Ames Brothers' version, so that one has to be my favorite-- they sing ALL of the verses, too!