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… the new work schedule that is. Getting up at 5:00am sucks. Lack of traffic on the road at 6:30am definitely does not suck.
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East Kingston students to benefit from JPPC scholarship
TEN STUDENTS from East Kingston communities will benefit from J$2.5 million in scholarships, as part of the Jamaica Private Power Company's (JPPC) Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT) Scholastic Programme, for the next five years.
The announcement was made recently at a GSAT scholarship breakfast held in the students' honour.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ingrid Christian-Baker, general manager, JPPC, noted that the scholarships signaled the Rockfort-based power plant's commitment to empower the dreams of persons in communities where it operates.
"At the Jamaica Private Power Company, we are big on community. We are big on lives. We are big on dreams. And today is about empowering dreams. For the nearly 20 years that we have been part of Jamaica's power supply network, we have been playing a very involved role in the communities that surround our plant," Christian-Baker noted.
business of power
"We do this not just because we are in the business of power generation, but we are also in the business of empowerment. Today, we step up to empower the dreams and lives of 10 families. Lives we hope will be changed for the better, forever," she continued.
Pointing out the importance of such corporate goodwill, mayor of Kingston Angela Brown Burke noted, "The type of corporate social responsibility that the JPPC engages in is something we have to promote and laud. Education is a fundamental right and one of the areas that I believe can truly make an inter-generational difference."


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Natalya Sergeyevna Polevshchikova generally shortened to Natasha Poly, is a Russian supermodel.. Since 2004, Poly has appeared in prominent high fashion advertisement campaigns, magazine covers and on runways.
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Main pillars of treatment of mitral stenosis
- Look for possibility of recurrence of rheumatic fever – consider penicillins if such possibility is likely.
- Manage shortness of breath if present – consider salt restriction and diuretics
- For those with ATRIAL FIBRILLATION – consider warfarin and drugs that slow ventricular rate (like beta blockers, rate limiting calcium channel blockers eg verapamil, digitalis).➡Maintain warfarin INR between 2 and 3
- If recent onset atrial fibrillation – electrical or chemical cardioversion is done after anticoagulation with warfarin for 3 weeks or more
- Those with history of recent systemic or pulmonary embolism should also be thought for warfarin anticoagulation.
- Symptomatic patients with narrow mitral orifice of about 1.5 cm or less – consider valvotomy of mitral valve.
- Otherwise okay patients with no complications of mitral stenosis may be taken into account for balloon valvuloplasty.


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This week's theme is "ANYTHING GOES" but remember the only real rule to play along each week is to create a holiday or Christmas card.
Here is my card for the challenge featuring images from Warmest Wishes and Winter Penguin by PTI and Homespun Stitched Dies by MFT.
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The last time I was working in KL I went to Malacca thrice in four years, none of those trips were specifically photography orientated... then I got a call from a Creative Exec of Pricewaterhouse Coopers, the brief:
One day shoot in KL and Malacca, among the shots; they will select 5 from each location to be used in their Global Image series.
Would any photographer worth his salt... oh... lens, turn down an offer like that? :-)
So one fine Saturday morning I pack my gear and took a young photographer with me, who that person is; best remained unknown but I am happy to say that the young photog has learnt a thing or two from me.
For my choice of equipment I thought I will give my long idled workhorse, the Nikon F3P a workout. I took with me the 20/2.8, 50/1.4, 35-70/3.5, 80-200/4 and the ultra compact 300/4.5 IF-ED. The Canon EOS1n came along because I can use it for the 15 mm fish-eye. All shots were done on Kodak Ektapress 200 and 400 film.
Follows are some of the shots taken in Malacca, I will blog the KL experience another time. Those pictures "stamped" with © PwC are copyrighted by Pricewaterhouse Coopers and the rest are mine, please respect the rights.
Our first destination was the famous Christ Church which is a testimony to Dutch's architectural ingenuity. It stands exactly as it has always been since 1753. Since we were "rushing", we did not spent time looking inside! I regretted that!
The bright red church has been shots thousands of times, this is my rendition. You will notice that a lot of my shots I have human figure/s Incorporated in the composition, I used them to strengthen the shot; for with them, they actually "make" the shot. Ponder on that for a moment, young photographers.
The church was shot with the EOS1n and the 15 mm full frame fish-eye lens.
As we walked away from the red building I noticed the friendly ice cream man, he is like a Malaysian icon that we all grew up with! For this candid shot I used my trusty Nikon F3P and the ultra compact 300 mm f4.5 IF-ED lens.
This tele is a real gem, I was lucky to acquire a new one in Singapore many years ago; because of its compact size and the IF (internal focusing) and ED glass, it was an standard issue for all Reuters snapper in the good old days.
The friendly ice cream man received nice responses from oversea photographers!
"Very refreshing candid shot, CY!
To me, ice-cream men don't ring any bell, as we do not have any in France!
But I've seen quite a few ice-cream vans in England, and I always thought they were so picturesque!
Nice framing and close cropping.
Very spontaneous smile...
Excellent exposure, sharpness & clarity.
I like the pastel colours."
Marie-Hélène (France)
We have to get up on the roof top of a hotel to get this aerial shot of the famous Kampung Morten which consists of classical Malay houses that are protected and conserved by the Malaysian authority.
Canon EOS1n EF 80-200 f2.8 zoom lens at 100 mm. This is one of the shot picked by Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
Next destination, along the River Malacca; on our way there we saw this Chinese temple and I took a study of this sleepy old man; 300 IF-ED again. Hot day afternoon alright!
Taking a breather in a coffee shop along the Malacca River, I saw this rickety crossing. My F3P and 300 plus a 1.4X were mounted on a Manfotto carbon tripod, waiting for the "right subjects" to cross the river.
It was an hour long wait but worth it...
Further down the yellow river there is a half sunken boat with some bright red mud crabs on the river bank, took a while moving along the bank slowly to get the angle and to shoot through some vegetation for this rather "arty" shot. I like it, do you?
Late afternoon away from the searing sun, exploring the narrow lanes around Jalan Hang Jebat (former Jonker Street); spotted this shocking pink PLASTIC post box on a rustic cast iron gate.
I love the result! So did Pricewaterhouse's creative soul! SOLD! :-)
Further down the road is the stunningly colourful facade of the Hockkien Association. As I was framing with the Canon fish-eye, this boy came out from the door without warning! Instinctively I "fired" my camera.
I feel the boy strengthened the composition but my client want the shot without the boy! They are paying, so they get one without the boy... my gain ;-)
Further, further down the road we discovered this small shop that made colourful clogs, the Canon 15 mm fish-eye lens was perfect for this shot. Pricewaterhouse agreed! Gone!
Finally with time running out, we decided to take a quick trip to the famous Sam Po Kong Temple which was named after a fish that miraculously saved Admiral Cheng Ho's ship from sinking after it had been hit by a storm en route to Malacca from China.
But alas we were a bit disappointed by this featureless temple... the low late afternoon sun cast a nice shadow though. This is my shot.
It has been a worth while and very enjoyable trip indeed! Come to think of it, Malacca is a PERFECT place to hold a photo workshop! Possibilities endless.... mind boggles. CAIO!


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28 September 2015
New school extension on display
This afternoon Cromarty Primary School welcomed parents and the local community to a viewing of its newly-opened classroom extension. Entering from the back of the school property across the new MUGA (Multi Use Games Area) sports court, visitors were able to see the three classrooms with their cheerful, bright interiors and up-to-date equipment.
Work has begun to gut the interior of the old, listed school building which will be re-configured to better meet current needs. It is hoped that work will be completed by Easter 2016.


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Wedding Car Berkshire from Chauffeur line specializing in Modern, Vintage And Classic Wedding Cars Including Limousines 08001357442 for your Big Day In Berkshire Today with pocket friendly prices that are affordable for everybody to enjoy with pleasure and sublime appearance.
Our Chauffeurs will make you feel special on your wedding day and will certainly make it one to remember for years to come and will make every effort to get that fantastic and memorable wedding photo to treasure forever.
We have all types of wedding cars for you to choose from please make a appointment to view as some cars are not kept on site due to space especially our bigger vehicles such as limousines etc.
The Rolls Royce Phantom as Above is The perfect Wedding Car and will certainly turn Heads as you arrive at the church or at your wedding reception venue Hire This vehicle from £550.00 based on a 3 Hour wedding itinerary ideal for the Bride, Father and maybe one Bridesmaid or pageboy and comes with ribbons and bows and complimentary Prosecco on Every wedding Car Hire, Champagne to your taste can be supplied for a additional cost depending on The brand or Make of your choice which start from £35.00 per Bottle.
Here Below is one of our 8 seat Stretched Limousines ideal for carrying your Bridesmaids or your Guests to your wedding venue or maybe the bride or Groom would like to Travel to the wedding Reception in this Lovely classic American Limousine Which can be hired from £295.00 for a 3 hour wedding itinerary, this vehicle is ideal as you can drink chilled champagne from the bar to help settle your nerves on the way to your wedding or reception with Nice leather interior, Dvd players Air Conditioning Fiber optics, passenger and driver partition and more, these vehicles are ideal especially for longer journeys as there is plenty of leg room in these stretched Limousine vehicles
Would you like a Vintage Wedding Theme well look no further than our lovely Rolls Royce Wraith below, you will certainly turn heads in this vehicle ideal for the bride and father who is giving her away to her Husband to be, you can hire this vehicle from £450.00 for a 3 hour wedding itinerary, also you can also include returning to pick you up from the reception and take you to start your honeymoon with a vintage airport transportation service to Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton, Stansted or any other airport of your choice within the united kingdom including any seaports, Southampton, Dover Docks.
How to choose the best wedding car Berkshire
The dream-like ambiance in a wedding is wrought with much care and toil. If the bride and the groom live their dream of a spectacular wedding in that single day, the guests also get to witness the dream being realized in the form of the union of two souls. The wedding car perhaps is crucial to the whole ambiance as it renders the most important function of escorting the bride to the venue before she walks down the aisle to be forever tied in wedlock. In other words, it helps her to get a bit closer to her dream.
Therefore, a lot of things should be kept in view, before you choose the wedding cars Berkshire. Let us look at what they are.
The type of car
Yes, as the best man at the wedding who is responsible for making key arrangements, it would be easier for you to choose a wedding car if you have a clear idea about the couple's preference- viz, vintage, modern or classic. Initiate your search for companies, basing it on the kind of car preferred by the couple.
The brand of the car
Again a company that can provide you with a range of brands should always be given top priority rather than the ones that have limited ranges in the offing. If the couple has a particular brand fixation, then things get easier. If they are not fussy with their choices, then you can step up your knowledge of the brands a bit and then settle for one after conducting due discussions with the soon to be a married couple.
The size of the car
Is a single wedding car going to escort the bridal party including the flower girls, bridesmaids, etc., or are there going to be different cars meant for escorting them? Please remember the bride's immediate family including her parents, and grandparents need to be with her when she is making perhaps the most important journey of her life. Thus choose the car accordingly. Additionally take care of the fact that the car is big enough to accommodate the bride and her intricately designed wedding gown comfortably.
Do you have colour preferences
Wedding cars need not always come in stark white. Many companies providing wedding cars can offer you wide choices ranging from cream and icy blue to silver or grey. Some companies can even offer you more unusual choices like red and blue. Finally, a glamorous wedding car needs to be complemented by the perfect chauffeur. The best wedding cars are driven by uniformed chauffeurs matching the period of the car. Check if these services will be provided. You should also check if the uniform of the chauffeur can be made according to your preferences.
Chalk out the journey
The path navigated by the car on its way to the wedding venue should be chalked out in advance so that problems of late arrivals can be avoided. Thus while choosing from the wedding cars, it would be prudent to settle for a company that has rendered services in many venues in the region.
A search on the internet will help you find some companies offering wedding cars. Most of them offer online catalogs. You can go over these catalogs to choose the best possible transportation for your wedding day. You can easily compare prices and style to have the best wedding transport that you want in Wedding Cars Berkshire today.


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The narrative around Cam Newton's walk-off during the Super Bowl press conference has changed a bit. Initially, it appeared as if he was just tired of being there. But another mic tells a different story, you can hear a member of the Broncos defense being interviewed very nearby, explaining to reporters how they got to Cam. So Cam decided to remove himself from the situation, apparently. That's all alleged.
Either way, today, Cam spoke to reporters for the first time since the big game, and he confirms that he's a sore loser and isn't apologizing for it.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton defended how he handled himself with the media after his team lost to the Broncos in Super Bowl 50, saying he's a "sore loser."
The newly crowned league MVP walked out on reporters Sunday after answering only a handful of questions, mostly with short, soft-spoken answers.
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you a loser," he said.
He said if he offended anyone, "that's cool," and that he would not change his persona to appease anyone.
Newton hasn't spoken to the media in his previous four seasons on the day players clean out their lockers, but he felt compelled to talk on Tuesday amid criticism of him. As he was speaking, teammates stood around him, shouting "we love Cam."
"I've got no more tears to cry," Newton said. "I've obviously had a lot of time to think about it. I've seen so much blown out of proportion.
"At the end of the day, when you invest so much time and sacrifice so much and things don't go as planned, the emotions take over. That's what happens. As far as trying to be like this person, trying to be like that person … the truth of the matter is I'm not trying to be like this person.


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...I know that I can give thanks.
Because I have a Faithful God.
I have a Caring God.
I have a Loving God.
I have an Indescribable God.
My God is my Friend, Father, Helper and Provider.
He is my Leader, Hope and Strength.
He is everything I have ever needed and will ever need - and so much more.
And it is because of Him that I can be thankful every day - even when things aren't going quite right!
Join me and be thankful!!
*Continuing my count to One Thousand Gifts*
55. Air-conditioning
56. Transportation that makes weekend visits so easy
57. Falando com minha familia Brasileiro!!!!!!!
58. Borrowing my brother's headphones
59. Stealing my boyfriend's music =P
60. Last-minute invites to a friend's house after church
61. My car
62. Quiet time at 10pm in this quiet house
63. My sister sleeping in my room :-)
64. Knowing I can sleep in tomorrow morning if I want to!
65. A warm quilt to sleep under
66. Green mint tea
67. Emails from YWAM
68. Leading worship
69. Wearing a new dress
70. The itchiness in my fingers to blog!! [I'm sure you're very grateful ;-) ]
71. Early morning breakfasts in the park with a friend
72. Going-away gifts that I never expected
72. Chocolate...
73. Seeing healing happen in people's hearts and lives
74. Being part of opening up my family's home to a friend in need
75. Learning to be crazy and have fun!!!!!!!
76. Randomly meeting a friend at Koorong in the city
77. Keeping connections with people from Third Wave 2012
78. Playing cards
79. Parties
80. My first pair of Havaianas =D
81. A [belated] Valentines Day gift from my man
82. The joy on this man's face when he receives his gift from me
84. The internet
85. Playing games at our youth service
86. Camp videos
87. Seeing a young couple take a step of faith to move cities to serve the Lord
88. Leggings: the comfiest PJs ever =P
89. Journalling
90. Brothers and sisters that love Jesus!
91. Financial provision
92. Knowing this weather will cool down this week
Please, join me and be thankful!
What is something from your past that you are thankful for?


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St Clair emigrated from Ireland to New South Wales, Australia
James St Clair and Eliza Cullen were married in Limerick in 1850.
James St Clair (a policeman) and his wife Eliza emigrated from Galway in Ireland to Sydney in 1850 as assisted immigrants aboard the 'Kate'.
James's parents were George and Eliza St Clair who were living in County Clare in 1850.
Elizabeth's parents John and Margaret Cullen were living in Doonass at the time.
James had a cousin, George St Clair, living in Sydney in 1850. Elizabeth had a cousin, John Johnstone, also living in Sydney.
Please contact me if you are researching this family tree.
Hercules of Paisley Renfrewshire
Ann HERCULES
b. 03 Apr 1818 Abbey Parish, Renfrewshire, Scotland
m. 23 Apr 1839 Abbey Parish, Renfrewshire, Scotland
George HIGGINS - coal miner
d. 05 May 1889 Abbey Parish, Renfrewshire, Scotland
father Robert HERCULES
mother Ann MORTEN
Seeking further information about Ann Hercules' parents and siblings.
Looking for details of Angelina MARRIOTT wife of John Wentworth (James) WATSON
Augustine MARRIOTT m Sara TOOKE 29 Oct 1689 at Christ Church afs
Benjamin MARRIOTT m. Esther CHAMBERS 1729, Somerset House, Westminster, London, England
Rev. George MARRIOTT b. abt. 1735 d. 1793 - spouse unknown
Sir James MARRIOTT b. abt. 1731 d. 1803 - spouse unknown
Angelina MARRIOTT, daughter of Rev. George MARRIOTT, m John Wentworth WATSON
Collaboration in researching this line would be most welcome.
Jane Frances Morris first cousin William Morris craftsman, writer, poet
Jane Frances MORRIS married Richard JOHNSON
Her father John MORRIS married Jane Francis WATKINS
John MORRIS is reputedly the uncle of William MORRIS, the English architect, furniture and textile designer, artist, writer, socialist and Marxist associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood and the English Arts and Crafts Movement.
If this is true John MORRIS is the brother of William MORRIS Snr and son of William MORRIS and Elizabeth STANLEY.
Any information appreciated.
John Henry DEREPAS, his wife Margaret Emily MACDONALD and their children, arrived in Sydney as assisted immigrants aboard the Duke of Roxburgh in 1849.
Looking for DUNBARs of Marykirk, Kincardine, Scotland
Mary DUNBAR was born about 1832 in Marykirk, Kincardine, Scotland. She married James DUNDEE in 1851.
Looking for information about her parents. According to the 1871 Scotland Census her father is James C DUNBAR born abt 1807 in Carrick, Kincardineshire. In 1871 he is living with Mary in Montrose, Angus at North St, Clark Land and his occupation is Wincey Weaver.
I have Mary's mother as Jane TAYLOR but have no further information.
Alfred Louis TISCHBAUER (1853 - 1922) - painter
Alfred Louis TISCHBAUER was born 1853, in Paris, France. His parents were Alexandre TISCHBAUER and Marie Julie FAVAUD.
He trained as a scene painter and designer and worked at the Paris Opera, where he became involved in the Paris Commune of 1871, was sent to New Caledonia as punishment and from there went to Australia.* It is interesting to note that it was the discovery of the body of a Communard buried in the Paris Opera that inspired the tale of the Phantom of the Opera.**
TISCHBAUER was a painter of repute and associate of fellow Communard excile and artist, Lucien Felix HENRY. One of HENRY's sculptures includes a bust of TISCHBAUER.*
Alfred worked at East Sydney Technical College.* Two of his better known works are a watercolour drawing, Pyrmont Quarry Sydney and an oil painting, George Street, Sydney, 1883. Some of his other works include an oil on canvas, Flooding creek, Sale, Gippsland, a watercolour, Sale, Dec '95, oil on board, Stormy Coastline, and watercolours of boating scenes painted in 1905 in New York.
He married Harriet Vincent WATSON on 20 Jan 1897, at St Johns, Footscray, Melbourne. Harriet was also known as "John". Her father George Wade WATSON was an Archdeacon.
Alfred and Harriet left Sydney and arrived in San Francisco, California, on 9 Feb 1903. In 1910, they were living in Manhattan Ward 16, New York, New York.
On the back of a photo taken in New York in 1912, which was sent to his sister-in-law Alice Marriott EASTERBY (nee WATSON), he wrote, "From your old brother-in-law Tischi". His great nephew knew of him as "Uncle Louis".
Another photo of Harriet and Alfred TISCHBAUER, sent to Harriet's sister Alice and her husband, Harry Tinniswood EASTERBY, includes the following: "New York, 25th March 1912. To Alice and Harry from two New Yorkers fresh from the country. Remember that the idea of having our mugs taken together comes from your dear and beloved sister, John Harriet Vincent Watson TISCHBAUER in wedlock etc."
TISCHBAUER completed a signed and dated watercolour of a boating scene in 1918. He died 2 Feb 1922 in California. Harriet left San Francisco and arrived in Sydney on 5 Sep 1922. Harriet died 14 Jun 1925, in Ingleburn near Sydney, NSW, Australia.
*Reference: Dictionary of Australian Artists Online
**Reference: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Looking for descendents of Rev. Richard Johnson, first fleet Australia
The Reverend Richard Johnson arrived in Australia on the first fleet in 1788. (b. 1755 in Yorkshire; d. 1827 England)
Married in England on 4 Dec 1786 to Mary Burton (b. Abt 1753 parish of St Poultry, London; d. 1831 England)
Had three children
1. stillborn Oct 1788 Australia
2. Milbah Johnson (b. 1790 NSW, Australia; d. 1803 England)
3. Henry Martin Johnson (b. 1792 NSW) returned to England with family in 1800; married Hannah Bartram 1815.
Who were Henry and Hannah's children? Any help much appreciated.
UPDATE: 25 November 2009 - Henry and Hannah had no known issue. Claims that William Jonathan Johnson is a descendant of the Reverend Richard Johnson are unjustified. The Rev. Johnson may however, be a great uncle to William Jonathan Johnson, as his brother, Robert Ebenezer Johnson lived with his great aunt, who (according to information provided by Ruth Fielding), was Rev. Johnson's sister.


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Kinue Hitomi
Kinue Hitomi at the 1928 Olympics
|Personal information
|Native name
|人見 絹枝
January 1, 1907
Okayama, Japan
|August 2, 1931
(aged 24).
Osaka, Japan
|Women's athletics
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Kinue Hitomi (人見 絹枝 Hitomi Kinue?, January 1, 1907 – August 2, 1931) was a Japanese athlete. She was the world record holder in several events in the 1920s – 1930s and was the first Japanese woman to win an Olympic medal.
Hitomi was born in what is now part of Okayama-City. In November 1923 during the 2nd Okayama Prefectural Women's Games, she set an unofficial national record of 4m67 in the long jump event. In April 1924, Hitomi entered what is now the Japan Women's College of Physical Education. She returned to Okayama in October 1924 to participate in the 3rd Okayama Prefectural Women's Games, where she set an unofficial world record of 10m33 in the triple jump event. She bested this record the following month at the 1924 Meiji Shrine Games in Tokyo, with a distance of 11m35 and also set an unofficial world record for the Javelin throw of 26m37.
In October 1925, Hitomi participated in the 4th Osaka Games, winning first place in the 50 metres event, and again besting her unofficial world record for the triple jump with a distance of 11m62. In the 1925 Meiji Shrine Games in Tokyo, she won both the 50 metres event and the triple jump.
In April 1926, Hitomi went to work for the Osaka Mainichi Shimbun newspaper. In May, she set new unofficial national records for the long jump (5m06), shot put (10m39), 100m hurdles (15m4) at the 3rd Women's Olympics held by the newspaper at Miyoshino. In June, in a completion sponsored by the Tokyo Mainichi Shimbun newspaper, she set new unofficial national records for the long jump (5m75) and the 4 × 100 metres relay (52s2).
In August 1926, Hitomi was selected to attend the "2èmes Jeux mondiaux féminins FSFI" games at Gothenburg, Sweden as the only Japanese woman athlete. She travelled by the Trans-Siberian Railway alone to Moscow, where a reporter from the Mainichi Shimbun met her and escorted her to Sweden. Competing in a total of six events, she received a gold medal for the long jump, with a distance of 5m50, setting a new official world record, as well as a gold medal for the standing long jump (2m49), silver medal for the discus throw (32m61) and bronze medal for the 100 yard dash (12.0 seconds). She also received an honorary prize from Alice Milliat, president of Fédération Sportive Féminine Internationale (FSFI) for the most individual points at 15.[1]
In May 1927, at the 3rd Women's Athletic Meet at Meiji Shrine in Tokyo, Hitomi set two new unofficial world records for the 200-meter run (26.1 seconds) and the standing jump (2m61). She also tied the world record for the 100-meter run at a meet in Osaka in June. At a meet in Tokyo in October of the same year, she unofficially tied the world record for the 50-meter sprint (6.4 seconds) as well as the 100-meter sprint (12.4 seconds). Hitomi continued to set unofficial new world records in early 1928, with the 400-meter run (59.0 seconds) and 100-meter sprint (12.4 seconds) in Tokyo. At the Olympic qualifying event in Osaka, she set new official world records for the long jump (5m98) and the 100-meter spring (12.0 seconds), and was one of the first women to be included into a Japanese Olympic Team.
During the 1928 Summer Olympics in Amsterdam, Hitomi was the only Japanese woman athlete to compete. She entered the 100m, discus, and high jump individual events but had been concentrating most on the 100m. However, she lost this event in semifinals. She then decided to join 800m in haste (she hadn't run an 800m race at any official competition until that time), and as last-minute entries were still permitted, she was allowed to compete. Hitomi passed by 2:26.2 in the preliminary and received silver medal in the final with a time of 2:17.6 in a dead heat with Lina Radke. She became the first Japanese woman to win an Olympic medal.[1]
In April 1929 Hitomi achieved 217 points in the triathlon (100m, high jump, javelin) setting an unofficial world record at the 6th Japan Women's Olympics at Miyoshino. In May, she set an official world record for the 200-meter run with a time 24.7 seconds in Tokyo. This was followed in October by new unofficial world records of 12.0 seconds for the 100m and 7.5 for the 60m sprint in Shenyang.
In early 1930, Hitomi was asked to lecture to women's schools around the country. In July, she set new official national records for the long jump and javelin throw. In September, she participated in the "3èmes Jeux mondiaux féminins FSFI" games at Prague with five younger Japanese athletes. During this event, she won the gold medal for the long jump, silver medal for the triathlon and bronze medal for the javelin throw, despite suffering from a fever.[1] She was also awarded a silver medal for her 12 individual points.
After the event, the Japanese team went on tour to Warsaw, Berlin, Brussels, Paris and London for competitions within the next half-month. This extremely tough schedule took a toll on her health. Even after her return to Japan, she was asked to lecture, and visited sponsors and contributors in many Japanese cities without much rest. She was also surprised by the unexpected hostile reception to her athletic successes by the Japanese public. On March 25, 1931, she entered a hospital in Osaka under a false name to avoid publicity. Hitomi died from pneumonia on August 2, just three years after her Amsterdam Olympic 800m final.[2]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Guttmann, Allen (2001). Japanese Sports: A History. University of Hawaii Press, ISBN 0824824644. p. 75
- ↑ Kinue Hitomi. sports-reference.com
- Christensen, Karen. International Encyclopedia of Women and Sports. Macmillan Reference USA, 2001. ISBN 0028649524
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Gertrud Gladitsch
|Women's 100 metres
20 May 1928 – 2 June 1928
|Succeeded by
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|Preceded by
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|Women's 200 netres
19 May 1929 – 13 Aug 1933
|Succeeded by
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|Preceded by
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|Succeeded by
Muriel Gunn
|Preceded by
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|Women's Long Jump
20 May 1928 – 30 Jul 1939
|Succeeded by
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GROVELAND ~ Steven John Sisler, 69, of Groveland, passed away at 8:56 a.m. on November 30, 2017 at Hardin County General Hospital Emergency Room.
Born April 8, 1948 in Peoria to John Wayne and Rosemary (Klassert) Sisler, he married Leona Susan Holden on June 6, 1981 in Peoria County. She passed away January 4, 2011 in Groveland. He also was preceded in death by his parents; one brother, Donald Sisler and one sister, Betty LaMaster.
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|Anna Gourfinkel Kopelman is a chamber musician, recitalist, and teacher. She has performed with members of the Borodin Quartet at the Britten/Shostakovich Festival in England, at the Shostakovich Festival in Venice, and at the Grand Hall of the Moscow Conservatory. And she has given numerous concerts throughout England, Italy, France, Russia, the Netherlands, and the U.S. Gourfinkel has also participated in many American festivals, and has collaborated with musicians such as Nathaniel Rosen, Emanuel Borok, Nina Beilina, and Misha Quint, as well as with her husband, violinist Mikhail Kopelman. A graduate of the Moscow Conservatory, she is currently an Assistant Professor of Chamber Music and Accompanying at the Eastman School of Music since 2004.
Elizaveta Kopelman has been praised for "her great interpretive ability and formidable technique." She has played critically acclaimed debut recitals at the Purcell Room and Wigmore Hall, and her concerti appearances have been with the London Philharmonic at the Barbican Centre and the Iceland Symphony, among others. Elizaveta is also an avid chamber musician and performs regularly with her father Mikhail Kopelman. Moscow is the city of her birth.
|Pianist Maxim Lando, age 15, has been described by the Berkshire Fine Arts as having an "ever so clear approach to the keyboard, and the molding and shaping of phrases straight from the musical angels." In 2015 he was the first American awarded the Gold Prize at the International Television Contest for Young Musicians in Moscow. He is also winner of the 2014 Juilliard Pre-College Concerto Competition, and won second prize at the 2015 Kissinger Klavier Olymp in Germany. Maxim has been featured on CNN's Best of Quest, NPR's From The Top, CNC News, America's Got Talent show at the Hammerstein Ballroom in Manhattan, as well as Bavarian Radio, Russian TV-Kultura, and television shows in Italy, Armenia, and Kazakhstan. Maxim is one of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation's 5 Young Scholars, and has performed duets with Lang Lang on WQXR (broadcast live from Greene Space) and at the UN (sharing the stage with Sting). ~ www.maximlando.com
|Max Levinson is known as an intelligent and sensitive artist with a fearless technique. He won First Prize at the Guardian Dublin competition, and was recipient of an Avery Fisher Career Grant and 2005 Andrew Wolf Award. Levinson has performed as soloist with numerous orchestras, such as the San Francisco Symphony, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Detroit Symphony. As recitalist, he has appeared at Wigmore and Tully Halls, Ravinia, and Lincoln Center's "What Makes it Great." An active chamber musician as well, he is Artistic Director of the San Juan Chamber Music Festival in Ouray, Colorado; and has collaborated with such artists as the Tokyo, Vermeer, and Borromeo Quartets, the Jacques Thibaud String Trio, Pinchas Zukerman, Joseph Silverstein, Arnold Steinhardt, David Finckel, and Carter Brey. His festival participation includes Mostly Mozart, Marlboro, Tanglewood, and Davos. Born in the Netherlands and raised in Los Angeles, Levinson began studying piano at age five. ~ maxlevinson.instantencore.com
|Timur Mustakimov has been described by the Russian press in the Kamerton Magazine as "a pianist with his own style, recognizable and at the same time spontaneous." Winner of the 2013 Heida Hermanns International Competition as well as prizes from piano competitions in Ufa, Russia and Kiev, Ukraine, and the Jacob Flier and 2011 Mannes College Concerto competitions in the United States, Timur won his first competition at age 12 in the Republic of Tatarstan. Born in Nizhnekamsk, Russia, Timur began his piano studies at the age of 8, then enrolled in the Special Music School for Gifted Children in Kazan (the capital of Tartarstan).
|Adam Neiman, who is recognized as an artist of rare depth, sensitivity and virtuosity, is a Grammy nominee and winner of an Avery Fisher Career Grant, Young Concert Artists, Gilmore Young Artist Award, and Silver Medal at the Alessandro Casagrande competition. He is featured in the documentary, Playing for Real, in which Jens Nygaard and Jupiter also make a brief appearance. Adam is a member of Chamber Music Society II of Lincoln Center and the Corinthian Trio. He was born in Hayward, California ~ www.adamneiman.com Photo by Lisa-Marie Mazzucco
|Evren Ozel's achievements include scholarships from the Chopin Foundation and YoungArts Foundation, first prize at the 2016 Boston Symphony Concerto Competition, second prize at the 2016 Thomas and Evon Cooper Competition, and second prize as well as the Mozart and Chopin special prizes at the 2018 Dublin Piano Competition. He has performed with numerous orchestras including the Cleveland Orchestra, RTÉ National Symphony, Minnesota Orchestra, and Boston Pops. He has also performed twice on NPR's From the Top as a soloist and chamber musician, and has participated in festivals such as Marlboro and the Mendelssohn Akademie Leipzig. His music education began at age 3 at the MacPhail Center for Music in his hometown of Minneapolis. In 2014 he continued his studies at the Walnut Hill School, then at the New England Conservatory, where he currently studies piano with Wha Kyung Byun. He has also taken master classes with such artists as Andras Schiff and Richard Goode.
|Drew Petersen, recipient of the 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant and 2017 American Pianists Awards, has performed as soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician in the U.S. and Europe since the age of five. At age 21, he also won 4th prize in the 2015 Leeds piano competition. For this season and in 2018-19, he is Artist-in-Residence at the University of Indianapolis. As soloist, Drew has performed with many orchestras. Leading up to a performance of a Mozart concerto under the baton of Lukas Foss when he was 11 years of age, he was the focus of a documentary, Just Normal, which was aired on Plum TV in the Hamptons, Cape Cod and Islands, Aspen, and Vail. His festival participation includes the Aspen, Taos, Tanglewood, Verbier in Switzerland, Euro Arts in Leipzig, Musica e Arte Festival in Tolentino, Italy. Drew's performances have also been broadcast on France Musique, PBS's "From The Top," the McGraw-Hill Company's Young Artist Showcase hosted by Robert Sherman and aired on WQXR, among others. ~ drewpetersenpiano.com
Roman Rabinovich made his Israel Philharmonic debut under the baton of Zubin Mehta before his 11th birthday, and he performed with the orchestra and Mr. Mehta again in 1999 and 2003. The Palm Beach Daily News recently noted, "Rabinovich has full technical command of the piano and plays with a great deal of sensitivity." Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Roman now lives in Israel. He is also an award-winning artist, and his work will be exhibited at our Jupiter concerts. ~ www.romanrabinovich.net Photo by Balazs Borocz
William Wolfram, winner of the William Kapell, Naumburg, and Tchaikovsky competitions, is recognized as an artist who combines powerful Romantic instincts with a truly formidable command of the keyboard. Millions have seen him on public television, where he was prominently featured throughout the documentary of the 1986 Tchaikovsky Piano Competition. The noted piano authority Joseph Horowitz in his book, The Ivory Trade, characterizes him as a polished Romantic virtuoso, worthy of comparison to the young Van Cliburn and Vladimir Horowitz.
|Nigel Armstrong is emerging as a dynamic and creative artist both within and beyond the realm of classical music. From his musical beginnings as a member of "The Little Fiddlers" in Sonoma, California to collaborations with tango musicians in Argentina, he has enjoyed using the violin in a versatile manner throughout his life. As soloist Nigel has performed with orchestras such as the Dusseldorf Symphony, the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, YOA Orchestra of the Americas, the Pacific Symphony, and the Boston Pops, and with conductors including Sir Neville Marriner and Carlos Miguel Prieto. He received the 2nd Prize, the Ole Bull Prize, and the Nordheim Award at the 2010 Menuhin Competition Senior Division in Oslo, Norway, and got the 4th Prize plus the Commissioned Work Prize at the XIV Tchaikovsky Competition. As a chamber musician his concerts have taken him across the U.S. and abroad—highlights have included opportunities to share the stage with the Tokyo String Quartet and pianist Jonathan Biss.
Dmitri Berlinsky is head and shoulders above the average competition winner, a violinist with a beautiful tone, his own character, and tremendous musical finesse. "Berlinsky shone. He exuded the confidence and poise of a young Valentino. There was no shortage of brilliance, and his verve was a source of delight" The Washington Times. Dmitri is a native of St. Petersburg, Russia and a winner of the Paganini, Montreal, Tchaikovsky, Queen Elisabeth, and Young Concert Artists competitions. ~ www.dmitriberlinsky.com
|Elizabeth Fayette, praised by the New York Times for her "alluring, lustrous sound and seasoned virtuosity," made her Carnegie Hall debut in 2013 with the Juilliard Orchestra under conductor Alan Gilbert. In recent seasons, she debuted with the Houston Symphony as a prizewinner in the 2013 Ima Hogg Competition, was a Second Prize winner in the Young Concert Artists Auditions and was awarded the Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia Career Grant. Elizabeth is a founding member of the Sheridan Piano Trio, which recently performed throughout Denmark. She also performs with the New York Classical Players, is a fellow in Ensemble ACJW, and will return to the Marlboro Music Festival this summer. Born into a musical family, Elizabeth began studying the violin with her mother at the age of two; she holds degrees from the Curtis and Juilliard, where she recently completed an Artist Diploma. ~ www.elizabethfayette.com Photo by Margaret Maloney
|Miriam Fried is one of the world's preeminent violinists. A consummate musician—equally accomplished as recitalist, concerto soloist or chamber musician—she has been heralded for her "fiery intensity and emotional depth" (Musical America) and technical mastery. Fried has played with virtually every major orchestra in the US and Europe. In recent seasons, she has had orchestral engagements with such prestigious ensembles as the Berlin Philharmonic, Orchestre de Paris, Czech Philharmonic, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Jerusalem Symphony, St. Petersburg Philharmonic and the BBC Philharmonic. Since 1993, she been chair of the faculty at the Steans Institute at Ravinia. She is also a member of the Mendelssohn String Quartet and has collaborated with such distinguished artists as Isaac Stern, Pinchas Zukerman, Garrick Ohlsson and her husband, violinist/violist Paul Biss. Miriam Fried's successful solo career was launched in 1968 after winning First Prize in the Paganini and Queen Elisabeth competitions. After childhood lessons with Alice Fenyves in Tel Aviv, she came to the US as a protégée of Isaac Stern and continued her studies with Ivan Galamian at Juilliard and with Joseph Gingold at Indiana University. Fried plays a particularly noteworthy violin, a 1718 Stradivarius said to have been the favorite of composer-conductor Louis Spohr. It was also owned by Regina Strinasacchi who, it is thought, used the instrument to play with Mozart the Sonata in B-flat, K. 454, which had been written for her. Photo by J Henry Fair
|Francisco Fullana, a native of Majorca, is a recipient of the 2018 Avery Fisher Career Grant and has won several competitions, including the Brahms, Sarasate, Julio Cardona, and TIM "Torneo Internazionale di Musica" prizes, and the Maria Paula Alonso Award, among others. The Boston Globe has recently called him "a very special violinist." Acclaimed for his concerto performances in both Europe and the US, Francisco has appeared as soloist with numerous orchestras such as the Bayerische Philharmonie in Munich with Sir Colin Davis conducting, the Bavarian Radio Orchestra, and the Vancouver Symphony. He has also played for the King and Queen of Spain and members of the Spanish Royal Family, and collaborated with such artists as Jerome Lowenthal for Samuel Adler's Birthday Celebration, Anthony Marwood and Questlove of The Roots. Francisco plays a 1679 Pietro Guarneri, generously on loan from the Stradivari Society of Chicago. ~ www.franciscofullana.com
|Vadim Gluzman's extraordinary artistry brings to life the glorious violinistic tradition of the 19th and 20th centuries. He appears regularly with the world's finest orchestras, including the London Symphony, London Philharmonic, Berlin Philharmonic, Leipzig Gewandhaus, Chicago Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, Boston Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, and Israel Philharmonic, with such conductors as Christoph von Dohnányi, Andrew Davis, Neeme Järvi, and Michael Tilson Thomas. The Israeli has also performed at major festivals—Verbier, BBC Proms, Lockenhaus, Ravinia, and Tanglewood, to name a few. Accolades for his extensive discography under exclusive contract with BIS Records have been garnered from Diapason d'Or, Choc de Classica, and Disc of the Month (ClassicFM, Strad, and BBC Music Magazine). Vadim plays the 1690 ex-Leopold Auer Stradivarius, on extended loan through the generosity of the Stradivari Society of Chicago. ~ www.vadimgluzman.com
|William Hagen is the third prize winner of the 2015 Queen Elisabeth Competition (the highest ranking American since 1980). Having captured the attention of the Belgian press and public during the competition, he has been hailed as a "brilliant virtuoso…a standout" (The Dallas Morning News) with "an intellectual command of line and score, and just the right amount of power" (violinist.com), who "plays with an obvious and sincere love for the very act of music making" (North Texas Performing Arts News). He also won second prize at the 2014 Fritz Kreisler Competition. At age 22, he is already a seasoned performer on concert stages in the U.S. and abroad, and has played with conductors such as Marin Alsop, JoAnn Falletta, and Keith Lockhart. Recent performances include a tour of Belgium with the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège and Brussels Philharmonic. William has spent summers at Verbier in Switzerland, and at Aspen. A native of Utah, he began violin lessons at the age of four. At age 10, he studied with Robert Lipsett at the Colburn Community School, commuting to Los Angeles for lessons. William plays on an Andrea Guarneri violin made in Cremona, circa 1675. ~ www.williamhagen.com
|Mark Kaplan, internationally acknowledged as one of the leading violinists of his generation, has played with nearly every major American and European orchestra and juggles a busy performance schedule around the world as both a soloist and a chamber musician. In addition, he performs with his own Weiss-Kaplan-Stumpf Trio, and is currently a professor of violin at the University of Indiana, Bloomington. He plays a Stradivari made in 1685, named after the Marchese Spinola, whose family owned it for several generations. Photo Courtesy of Indiana University ~ www.markkaplanviolin.com
Mikhail Kopelman is renowned for his style of immense grace and beauty combined with a flawless technique. He has performed in a dizzying array of venues throughout the world as first violinist of the Borodin String Quartet for two decades and Tokyo String Quartet for six years. He now leads the Kopelman Quartet, a string quartet in the very best style and tradition of the old Russian School. For more than 15 years Mikhail Kopelman was closely associated with Sviatoslav Richter in numerous performances and recordings. Born in Uzhgorod in the former Soviet Union, he won Second Prize at the Jacques Thibaud International Competition, and in 1995 he received the Royal Philharmonic Society Award and the Concertgebouw Silver Medal of Honor.
|Abigel Kralik, born in Berkeley, California, began violin studies in Philadelphia at the age of four, and continued her lessons for three years in Dublin, Ireland before moving to Hungary in 2008. As a student of Eva Acsne Szily, she won numerous first-place awards, including a first and grand prize at the national Koncz János competition in 2010. In 2012 she won first prize at the international competition, Talents for Europe, in Dolny Kubin, Slovakia. Abigel has performed as a soloist with several orchestras in Hungary, most recently with the Anima Musicae Chamber Orchestra, and has performed with acclaimed musicians such as Vilde Frang and Nicholas Altstaedt, among many others. She attended the Perlman Music Program, and in 2018 she will be at the Verbier Festival Academy and was invited as a Performing Artist at the Moritzburg Festival. Abigel studied at the Liszt Academy of Music's Young Talents Program in 2011, and is currently at Juilliard on the Kovner Fellowship under the tutelage of Itzhak Perlman and Laurie Smukler. ~ www.abigelkralik.com
|Kobi Malkin is making his mark as an exciting soloist and a perceptive chamber musician. He has been praised by the New York Times for his "palette of emotions, from languid introspection to fevered intensity with gorgeous tone and an edge-of-seat intensity." Kobi began his violin studies at the age of 6 at the Karmiel Conservatory, and made his debut in Israel at age 14. His winnings include the Kornhauser prize of the Aviv Competition, the New England Conservatory's Concerto and Violin competitions, and the Canetti Violin Competition. Kobi has appeared as soloist with the Ashdod Chamber Orchestra, Haifa Symphony, Jerusalem Symphony, Symphonette Ra'anana, Ruse Philharmonic, and the Young Israeli Philharmonic. As an avid chamber musician, he has collaborated with such artists as Itamar Golan, Miriam Fried, Frans Helmerson, Kim Kashkashian, and Mitsuko Ushida; he was also a fellow of ACJW. His festival participation includes Ravinia, Music@Menlo, Yellow Barn, the Perlman Music Program, and Marlboro. Kobi performs on a 1701 Pietro Guarneri violin, on generous on loan from Yehuda Zisapel. ~ www.kobimalkin.com Photo by Susan Wilson
|Asi Matathias, a protégé of Pinchas Zukerman, is already recognized as one of the most talented musicians of his generation. He made his debut at the age of fourteen with the Israel Philharmonic under the baton of Zubin Mehta, displaying a musical maturity and inspiration far beyond his years. This success was immediately followed by an invitation from Mehta to play with him the following season. Since then, he has performed as a soloist with numerous orchestras around the world. Asi is also a recitalist and has appeared extensively throughout Europe, the U.S., Asia, and Israel. As an enthusiastic chamber musician, he has participated in festivals such as the Jerusalem, Con Anima (Austria), Vienna Bezirk Wochen Festspiele, Israel, and Prussia Cove in England. Asi began playing the violin in Israel when he was 6. His teachers include Aaron Rosand and David Nadien, and he currently continues his studies with Zukerman.
Stefan Milenkovich is recognized internationally for both exceptional artistry and his life-long commitment to humanitarianism. Winner of the Indianapolis, Paganini, Tibor Varga, Queen Elisabeth, Yehudi Menuhin, and Young Concert Artists competitions, he has performed for President Reagan, Mikhail Gorbachev and Pope John Paul II, and at the age of 16, played his 1000th concert in Monterrey, Mexico. Stefan was appointed a "Child Ambassador" and received the 2003 "Most Humane Person" award in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, the city of his birth. He is member of the Corinthian Trio ~ www.stefanmilenkovich.com
|Robin Scott enjoys a burgeoning career as a soloist, chamber musician, and concertmaster. Winner of the California Young Artists, WAMSO, Yehudi Menuhin, Irving Klein, and Stulberg competitions, he has soloed with the Minnesota Orchestra and Indianapolis Symphony, among others. As a chamber musician, he has performed at the Kennedy Center, Library of Congress, and Jordan Hall in Boston, and has participated at Marlboro, Ravinia, Yellow Barn, and Kneisel Hall. Robin plays on a Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin generously lent to him by the Marlboro Festival.
|Josef Spacek, winner of the 2009 Michael Hill Violin Competition, was recently appointed Concertmaster of the Czech Philharmonic. As soloist he has appeared with numerous orchestras, including the Philadelphia Orchestra, Czech Philharmonic, Prague Philharmonia, Auckland Philharmonic, and the Russian Chamber Philharmonic. Also an avid chamber musician, Josef has performed with various ensembles and is a regular at music festivals, such as Bravo in Vail, Angel Fire, and the Moravian Autumn festivals. His recordings include the complete Ysaÿe sonatas for solo violin and works of H.W. Ernst. Josef was born in the Czech Republic. ~ www.josefspacek.com
|Danbi Um, born in Seoul, Korea, is a winner of the Astral Auditions and a member of Chamber Music Society Two of Lincoln Center. As soloist, she has appeared with the Israel Symphony, Auckland Philharmonic, and the Vermont Symphony, among others. She has also performed at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Seattle Chamber Music Society, Kennedy Center, Kumho, and Carnegie's Weill Hall. As chamber musician, she recently toured with "Musicians from Marlboro." She has also participated at such festivals as Marlboro, Ravinia, and Yellow Barn. Danbi, a graduate of Curtis and Indiana University, started playing the violin at age two, then moved to Canada at age 8 to continue her studies. ~ www.danbium.com
Xiao-Dong Wang has been called the most talented violinist ever to emerge from China. He began his studies at age 3 with his father, concertmaster of the Shanghai Symphony; he then studied with the renowned teacher Zhao Ji-Yang at the Shanghai Conservatory. At ages 13 and 15, he won the Yehudi Menuhin Competition; he is also winner of the First Prize and special Szymanovski Prize in the Wieniawski-Lipinski International Competition. Xiao-Dong has soloed with such orchestras as the Royal Philharmonic in London and the Sydney Opera Orchestra, and is a founding member of the Concertante Chamber Players.
|Itamar Zorman, winner of the 2011 Tchaikovsky Competition and the 2010 Freiburg Violin Competition, has been cited by the press as a "virtuoso of emotions." He has performed as soloist with conductor Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Orchestra, Philharmonie Baden-Baden and Jerusalem Symphony, among others; and has been featured on WQXR's "Young Artist Showcase" and performed a solo recital broadcast by Radio France at the Festival de Radio France in Montpellier. Itamar plays on a 1737 Pietro Guarneri violin from the private collection of Yehuda Zisapel. ~ www.itamarzorman.com
Frank Morelli is one of the most influential bassoonists in the United States today. The Miami Herald has hailed his breathtaking virtuosity, and Gramophone has proclaimed his playing "a joy to behold." The Orpheus recording, Shadow Dances, which features his playing, won a 2001 Grammy Award. Frank, who has made 9 appearances in Carnegie Hall as soloist, was the first bassoonist awarded a doctorate by Juilliard. He is member of the renowned quintet, Windscape ~ www.morellibassoon.com
|Korean-born soprano Hyunah Yu was a prizewinner at the 1999 Naumburg Competition and a finalist in both the Dutch International Vocal and Concert Artist Guild competitions. She also received the coveted Borletti-Buitoni Trust Award upon the nomination of pianist Mitsuko Uchida. Known particularly for her performances of the music of Bach, Hyunah appears regularly with esteemed conductors such as Valery Gergiev, David Zinman, Jaime Laredo, and Blanche Moyse; at well-known opera houses and festivals, and with orchestras throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia. A highlight of her career has been her title role in Mozart's Zaide in New York, London, and Vienna under the direction of Peter Sellars, conducted by Louis Langrée. She is also an avid chamber musician and recitalist. Her debut CD on EMI was released in 2007, and of her two solo recitals recorded and broadcast for the BBC Voices program, one was named Radio 3's Best of 2004. The Washington Post wrote that she was "absolutely captivating...with exceptional style and effortless lyrical grace. The audience, to judge by the general swooning, was helplessly in love by the end."
|Jacqueline Kerrod, described as "exceptionally virtuosic and sensitive," is perfectly at home in multiple genres. The native of South Africa has performed in major venues in the U.S. and Europe including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, Greene Space, Joe's Pub, National Sawdust, the Apollo Theater, SF MoMA, Royal Albert Hall for the BBC Proms, and the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam. She has performed at Mostly Mozart, Radio Love Fest (BAM), the Norfolk and Aspen festivals, Harare Festival in Zimbabwe, the Asphalt Contemporary Festival in Düsseldorf, the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown, South Africa, Jazztopad in Wroc?aw, Poland, with the legendary composer/multi-instrumentalist Anthony Braxton (a MacArthur Foundation genius grant recipient), and at the Savannah Festival with Grammy®-winning arranger and producer Robert Sadin. She is also an Aldeburgh World Orchestra Artist. Jacqueline was a featured performer at the American Harp Society National Conference in New York, has been a guest artist with Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and toured with two-time Grammy®-nominee Seraphic Fire. ~ jacquelinekerrod.com Photo by Matthew Schmidt
|Thereminist Elizabeth Brown combines a composing career with an extremely diverse performing life, playing flute, shakuhachi, and theremin in a wide variety of musical circles. Her chamber music, shaped by this unique group of instruments and experiences, has been called luminous, dreamlike, and hallucinatory. As thereminist, Elizabeth has performed with the Boston Symphony, with the American Symphony at Carnegie Hall and at Lincoln Center, and with the American Composers Orchestra at Zankel Hall. She has been guest composer and thereminist at both Monadnock Music and the Yale Summer School in Norfolk. A Bookmobile for Dreamers, for theremin, soundscape, and video, is her fourth collaboration with artist Lothar Osterburg. Celebrating the imagination as inspired by the printed word, it has been presented at Lincoln Center as well as across the U.S. and in Canada, Germany, and Japan. Previous collaborations with Osterburg include Piranesi, for theremin, string quartet, and video. She recently toured Japan in a program for shakuhachi and ichigenkin (one-stringed koto), and was an invited guest at the 2018 World Shakuhachi Festival in London. A Juilliard graduate and Guggenheim Fellowship recipient, Elizabeth's music has been heard in Japan, the Soviet Union, Colombia, Australia, South Africa, and Vietnam as well as across the U.S. and Europe. She has served as Artist-in-Residence in numerous places, from the Hanoi National Conservatory of Music to Grand Canyon National Park. And she was a fellow at the Rockefeller Foundation's Bellagio Center in Italy and at the MacDowell Colony ~ elizabethbrowncomposer.com. Photo by Peter Schaaf
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|Cromford - Langley Mill, Derbyshire
|Partially watered, some canal bed lost
William Outram took over the project and took it to completion, but the canal proved a complicated and difficult affair involving the building of a number of tunnels and aqueducts. The first parts of the canal (on the Pinxton Arm) opened in 1792 but delays and difficulties with construction elsewhere such as at the Butterley Tunnel meant that the canal didn't reach Cromford until 1794 [1]. The Nightingale (also known as the Leawood) Arm which was built by Florence's great-uncle opened in 1802 [2]. The Cromford & High Peak Railway opened in 1831 connecting to the canal at High Peak Junction giving the canal a boost allowing trade up to Manchester.
In the end the canal cost twice as much as originally envisaged but it was a financial success. The canal carried limestone, coal, lead and iron ore among other cargos. By the 1840s the canal was carrying over 300,000 tons of cargo a year but as with all of the canals the coming of the railways eventually eclipsed it and by the late 1880s cargo has dropped to less than 50,000 tons. The canal was bought by the Midland and London North Western Railways and was used for local traffic.
Only a short stub at Langley Mill where it joined the Erewash and Nottingham Canals remained. However restoration efforts began in the 1970s with the towpath restored from Cromford to Ambergate and some navigation possible, though at the moment only the stretch from Cromford to the Leawood Pump House (around 2km) is fully watered and navigable. The canal retains some water as far as Ambergate.
|Lawn Bridge near Cromford
|Cromford Wharf
|Towpath Swing Bridge at Leawood, current limit of navigation
|Gregory Tunnel near Whatstandwell
|Langley Mill Boat Yard
[1] Hugh Potter, The Cromford Canal (Tempus, 2003) p. 11
[2] Ibid. p. 106
[3] Ibid. p. 67


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My photos are mostly on my DSLR but I did take my iPad to the top of Mutianyu where the Great Wall can be accessed by cable car which I thought was pretty scary ... until the kids talked me into riding the luge to the bottom. So here's a shot of being up top:
It was a beautiful, sunny day, but very chilly at the top, and when I have time I will post the incredible details of the rest of that day. It's a story in itself.
That is me, in the photo below, arriving at the bottom. I had to wear my rain cape just to stay warm. I am sure it was warmer in Ottawa!
Right now I'm in a Starbucks getting caffeinated after enjoying a traditional Taiwanese breakfast of Dan Bing, Radish Cake, hot soy milk, and various fried pastries at a street kiosk. Mmmmm. And as we are about to explore the city with our wonderful guide (my eldest son, Matt, who has been living here since August and who is becoming exceptionally fluent in Mandarin), I must be brief.
When we arrived in Taipei yesterday, my son had left instructions about where we were to have lunch while he finished up his class at the university. We had the most incredible beef broth with noodles and pickled mustard greens, and really yummy ribs. Here's what I would say is the best soup I ever had (photo courtesy Michael Pal):
That's it for today!
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Virtual reality (VR) has the potential to enable visualization of complex physical phenomena in their natural spatial scales and significantly improve the product development process. Virtual environments provide a tool for users to interact with three-dimensional models using intuitive methods in their natural spatial scales. This paper presents the implementation details of a virtual environment combining surround-screen virtual reality technology and particle tracing of massless particles to explore the benefits these tools bring to engineers seeking to understand the complex fluid behavior present in mixing processes. The implementation of interaction methods, including volume data selection using a convex hull approach, cutting plane generation, and the integration of a tablet PC as a user interface, will be presented. Design and technical details involved with the interaction methods will be discussed along with the resulting interactive virtual environment.
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Convex hull. The point in the center of the image is being added. Yellow faces are visible to the point; green faces are invisible to the point (courtesy of Tim Lambent, University of New South Wales).
Flowchart for adding a point to a convex hull
User creating convex hull
Completed convex hull in virtual environment
User visualizing particles from selected volume
Cutting plane placed into flow field. The cutting plane is visible on the right side of the image.
Particle distribution from cutting plane
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