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'Future elections' : BN SILA BERI PERHATIAN
Future elections
Dr Baharuddin said "digital media warfare" and the preference of the younger generation should be given serious thought, particularly with the presence of 1.8 million fresh voters for the next election in 2012 or 2013.
Mobile TV and handphone networks are also expected to play a major role.
"We cannot deny that the digital divide still exists in the country, but we can no longer sweep aside the role of new media.
"During the Ijok and Machap by-elections, bloggers were already active but their impact was insignificant, unlike what happened during the 2008 general election," he said.
Barisan Nasional was at the receiving end as it failed to adequately address issues raised.
"For example, on Feb 13, newspaper front-page reports were not only on the dissolution of Parliament but also on judiciary issues," he said.
Dr Baharuddin said a weak approach did not clarify sensitive issues, causing the public to switch to reading blogs for further clarification, which ultimately had a detrimental effect on the ruling coalition.
The study Peranan dan Pengaruh Internet dan Kewartawanan Bloggers Terhadap Pengundi Semasa Pilihan Raya Umum Malaysia 2008 (The Role and Influence of the Internet and Journalistic Bloggers on Voters during the 2008 General Election) was conducted by Prof Madya Dr Baharuddin Aziz, Dr Rahmat Ghazali and Dr Abd Rasid Abd Rahman from Universiti Teknologi Mara's Communications and Media Studies Faculty.- Bernama


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Deep Rock Galactic Discussion
Trainer Tools and Resources
Trainer Options
NumPad1: Infinite Health
NumPad2: Infinite Shield
NumPad3: No Reload
NumPad4: Unlimited Ammo
NumPad5: Unlimited Flares / No Flare Cooldown
NumPad6: Unlimited Grenades
NumPad7: No Heat
NumPad8: Change Credits By 5000
NumPad9: Free Crafting/Purchase
NumPad0: Super Speed
NumPad/: Unlimited Drill Ammo
NumPad*: Unlimited Resources
NumPad-: No Material Gear Upgrades Costs
NumPad+: One Hit Kills
NumPad.: Free Perk Upgrades
Page UP: Rapid Fire
Page Down: Unlimited Turret Supply
Insert: Unlimited Turrent Ammo
Home: EXP Multiplier
Editor Options
Misc: Credits
Modifier: EXP Multiplier
All values ingame won't update immediately after you activate a cheat. You must let the game changes the value itself before you see the cheat takes effect.
Unlimited Ammo:
Works only for weapons, not gadgets.
Visit eqiupment shop first and either buy something or mouse hover an item you can buy, then press hotkey or use editor. You need to get or spend money before you see changes.
Free Crafting / Purchase:
While active visit vanity shop and everything can be accessed for free. No resources, credits or rank is required. KEEP THIS OPTION DEACTIVATED OUTSIDE OF SHOP!
Unlimited Resources:
While active you have unlimited resources during a mission. Just go to your depot and drop your resources. Please note that you have to turn this cheat off then otherwise it will only drop the first (endless) resource.
Free Crafting / Purchase:
While active gear upgrades are free. You will still need to have the required rank. KEEP THIS OPTION DEACTIVATED OUTSIDE OF GEAR TERMINAL!
Free Perk Upgrades:
While active perk upgrades are free.
EXP Multiplier:
While active your gained EXP is multiplied by 4. You can change the amount by changing the editor item value.
These scan exclusions in your security software might be necessary to run this trainer:
The trainer exe file (or the folder its stored in)
The "Work†folder located here:
C:\Users\[YOUR NAME]\Cheathappens\
Mute Hotkeys:
To temporarily disable the Hotkeys, press CTRL-H after trainer is
activated. You can use CTRL-H to re-activate the Hotkeys as well.
You can also mute specific hotkeys by changing the hotkey you want to mute to 'NONE'.
VR Mode
- HTC Vive
Click on the 'VR Mode' button. Trainer options will now be drawn as buttons. Activate the trainer as usual with your keyboard. Put your HTC Vive on and when you are ingame press the 'Menu' button on the hand controllers to open the steam overlay. At the bottom you can click on the 'Desktop' button and you can easily press options on the trainer with your hand controller now.
- Oculus Rift
The oculus rift does not have a desktop mode as of now. You have to use the keyboard or controller hotkeys instead.
- Windows 7 or above
- 64-Bit OS (32-Bit is NOT supported!)
- .NET Framework 4.7 or above: www.microsoft.com/en-US/download/details.aspx?id=55167
- DirectX9 for controller support
Known issues:
AUTHENTICITY NOTICE (Does not apply to PROMO or FREE trainers):
In an effort to maintain the integrity of the files downloaded from
our site and to prevent illegal file sharing, this trainer will perform
an authenticity check while in use. This check requires an Internet
connection and the trainer will not run if a connection is absent or if
the trainer is blocked by a security application.
This check is only performed on trainers that have been personalized for
individual use, not our PROMO or FREE trainers. If you want/need to use
the trainer offline, please go to our trainer troubleshooting page for
instructions on how to obtain an offline key to avoid online checks.
[Edited by PWizard, 1/3/2019 4:59:29 AM]
[Edited by PWizard, 1/5/2019 5:10:49 AM]
I do have 1 problem however.
Option 9 seems to crash the game.
- log in to the game (i.e. your bay
- open vanity shop
- press num-9
- open vanity shop again, and it crashes
Before I report however I would like to check the version of the game I have. Anyone know where I can see the version number so I can compare it with the trainer?
Edit : Actually it crashes with most other options too. The credits cheat works but beyond that it gets sketchy. It doesn't crash right away only when you go into the mission or shoot (depending on what is activated).
[Edited by Nasedo, 3/1/2018 5:26:38 PM]
I do have 1 problem however.
Option 9 seems to crash the game.
- log in to the game (i.e. your bay
- open vanity shop
- press num-9
- open vanity shop again, and it crashes
Before I report however I would like to check the version of the game I have. Anyone know where I can see the version number so I can compare it with the trainer?
Edit : Actually it crashes with most other options too. The credits cheat works but beyond that it gets sketchy. It doesn't crash right away only when you go into the mission or shoot (depending on what is activated).
[Edited by Nasedo, 3/1/2018 5:26:38 PM]
As to what I see is the title was updated minutes after our trainer was released and already somewhere today. Early Access at its best.
Please use the update notification system to report a game patch, update or to report that the trainer may not be working with the latest version of the game. If 3 or more reports have been filed, consider BOOSTING the priority of this title for a faster turnaround on the updated trainer.
Will do that.
Still unsure where to see the version number. Don't want to misreport and give you guys more work where not needed and it is one of the fields that you have to fill in on the report.
[Edited by Nasedo, 3/2/2018 2:05:47 AM]
The problem is it is exactly the same version as on the trainer. Nl. 0.7.12859.0
Also did not get any updates yesterday or today. After I installed that is.
File date is still 28/2 (on fsd.exe) and steam is not seeing any updates to be downloaded and installed for the game.
[Edited by Nasedo, 3/2/2018 2:17:12 AM]
I've used the crafting cheat to purchase some stuff for free and deactivated it. While its deactive, I've played again several missions without a crash.
Lastly I've kept the easy crafting cheat active all the time and then the game crashed when loading a mission.
But there is no benefit having the option active outside of the shop. My recommendation is to turn it off when its no longer needed. Apart of that the trainer is working fine and no other crashes appeared so there is no need for me to do something as of now.
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Dancing is a passion of Pabitra Acharya. Pabitra is a multi-talented personality, active in various fields like modeling, choreography, acting and directing.
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This year we decided to try ultrasound on some of the bulls in bull test. Most other breeds such as the Hereford, Angus, Shorthorn and Charlois have been using ultra sound for up to 5 years. We have always considered Murray Greys to be the best at marbling and passing along those genetics but other than our numerous carcass wins at various carcass competitions, we had no other source of carcass grading. When talking to the ultra sound technicians as well as some of the herford breeders there were several things that were impressed upon us. 1. The results are relative. 2. The results are genetic in that certain families will have higher marbling than others. 3. Heifers should be done at about 1 year of age. Age should be kept constant as it affects results and ones with low results can be culled from the herd. 4. Relative EPD's can be extrapolated from the results but must be done from the states. This involves some extra costs and the animal must have a strip shaved in it's side. 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Richard Webster was born and raised in New Zealand. He has been interested in the psychic world since he was nine years old. As a teenager, he became involved in hypnotism and later became a professional stage hypnotist. After school, he worked in the publishing business and purchased a bookstore. The concept of reincarnation played a significant role in his decision to become a past-life specialist. Richard has also taught psychic development classes, which are based on many of his books. Richard's first book was published in 1972, fulfilling a childhood dream of becoming an author. Richard is now the author of over seventy-five titles on New Age subjects. His best-selling books include Spirit Guides & Angel Guardians and Creative Visualization for Beginners. Richard has appeared on several radio and TV programs in the United States and abroad including guest spots on Hard Copy, WMAQ-TV (Chicago), KTLA-TV (Los Angeles), KSTW-TV (Seattle) and the Mike and Matty Show (ABC). He currently resides in New Zealand with his wife and three children. He regularly travels the world to give lectures, workshops and to continue his research.
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As I'm presuming you read from the above title, my Christmas plans and preperations have been hindered a little this year, what with the late arrival of our Christmas tree and the Antartic style weather forcasts.
Dont get me wrong, I adore Christmas, but unfortunatly, the discovery of the non-exestance on St.Nic' really put a damper on my Christmas Spirit! I found out when I was around 8, which I think is pretty young seeings as my little sister is nine and she still believes. I was told by one little girl in Primary school whos parents told her. so she decided to ruin it for the rest of us. I pretended that I still believed untill I was around 11, mostly for my little siblings benefit, but still most Christmas's since I found out iv'e had to be woken at mid-day to open my presents. Or one memorable year I was awoken by two extreamly over-excited four-and-five year olds at 4.30am, who insisted I go downstairs and open my presents.
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Unfortunatley I only achieved the aquisition of a Thursday outfit, and I'm pretty proud to say it's mostley from Primark but doesnt look it! Primark has so many gorgeous things at the moment, especially knit wear and accessories.
Any way, I got a mini-haul so I better get started..
Firstly, a few weeks back I got a pair of black velvet high-waisted micro-shorts which I wore to Two-Door-Cinema-Club. I got loads of questions about them so I'm letting you all know I got them in Penneys for 10euro. When I was in Penneys on Saturd ay I got the same pair again but this time in midnight blue velvet in the Sale for 3euro!
In Penneys I also bought a cream/beige lace and embroidery dress in the Sale for 8euro down from 21euro.
Another item I bought recently, wore too Two-Door-Cinema-Club and got some questions about was a cream lace crop-top with scalloped hem and a black satin peter pan collar with black satin buttons. I bought this a few weeks ago in New Look for 25euro andI absolutley adore it!
I also went into the HelloKitty shop (as I do most days) and got some black kitty shaped earrings. Mr.Kitty said that the Hello Kitty shop may not be staying untill February due to lack of public interest, and may be closing as soon as the first week of the new year! I am appalled at you, Public!
I was rooting around in my wardrobe today and I dug out this amazing dress I forgot I even owned! Its the Taylor Momsen dress from the limited edition Gossip Girl at Ms.Selfridge range about 6months ago, I cant believe I forgot I have it! It looks like a shoe-in to be worn at some stage over the Crimbo Holidays! Its cram and black lace with a black pearl and silk bodice corsage..
So thats my pathetic Sales mini-haul!
Last weekend was the closing weekend of the Eyre Square Christmas market. (The Galway Continental Christmas Market) it ran from November 19th-December 19th, and to be honest, it's a welcome feature in Galway City! It had stalls selling everything from wooden ornaments, foreign and local food(including crocodile, ostrich and kangaroo burgers, which im now quite partial to), and knitwear to Litre pints of German Beer, jewellery and confectionary. There was also an Indian Teepee for children to play in, and a Santa's Grotto for kids to go visit the man himself. It was an excellent feature and got brilliant reviews, so fingers crossed it will be back next year!
Another question i keep getting asked is where do I get my bandannas. Well Ive' already had my Cher Lloyd mini-rant, spurred by someone saying, 'Oi, you look like that Cher Lloyd from the back with that yoke on your head'. So anyway I got my black, dark blue, green and white of some of my wanna-be gangster lad friends a couple of years ago. The red I got in the Army Surplus store, the pink off a friend. The rest I got in the Biker Stall 'Hell For Leather' in Eyre Square and off E-Bay, Hope thats helpful!


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|The moral here is Be Kind to one another
Above is a large tag, using a napkin, stencil, silver paint and bits and pieces. Stamps are by Lost Coast Design and Crafty Individuals. Coloured with Distress Inks.
Am entering this into the Craft Room Challenge and Word Art Wednesday
I tried to make a Halloween decoration, but it didn't turn out very well, but am showing it anyway because am not starting again.............life is too short............lol
All that faffing about with twigs and everything else to produce this............lol
Have a great weekend and take care of yourselves. Thank you for dropping in, Hugs Annette x


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Performing classic Broadway musicals with a full orchestra returns them to their original symphonic splendor. Because of the decreasing size of pits and budgets, many first-rate theater companies now use scaled-down instrumental forces when producing musicals. Clever reductions exist, but something is lost. The harp part is covered by the pianist, four sax lines are boiled down to one, and the string section is decimated. In the worst scenario, everyone is replaced by a synthesizer. What is lost is not just color and richness but also counterpoint—the back and forth among instruments that is a hallmark of masterful orchestral writing.
When Boston Landmarks Orchestra and Commonwealth Shakespeare Company (CSC) decided to revive Rodgers & Hart's The Boys from Syracuse, this summer, we looked forward to what we had done in 2013 with Kiss Me, Kate: playing the full charts. The performance comes next Wednesday at 7pm at DCR's Hatch Memorial Shell.
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Christopher Wilkins and I took this as a challenge. The musicologist in us was eager to find out exactly how the materials were in bad condition, and moreover we were motivated to help preserve and restore this chapter of American musical history. The optimist in us viewed the pronouncement of "simply not possible" as a dare. Wilkins and I worked with a band of fellow optimists, including CSC director Steven Maler, adviser and Broadway specialist Matthew Peter Donoghue, the most helpful team at Rodgers & Hammerstein (Ted Chapin, Michelle Yaroshko, Wayne Blood), Roger Grodsky of the University of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and skilled copyist David Kempers. It is because of their work that we will hear the Spialek orchestrations on August 31. They are incomparable.
The tale takes interesting turns.
From Vienna to Manhattan via Siberia
Our quest to restore the original 1938 orchestration of The Boys from Syracuse began, improbably enough, in Vienna with Gustav Mahler and Enrico Caruso.
Spialek was born in Vienna in 1894. As a boy soprano, he sang at the Imperial Opera under the baton of Mahler, and once appeared in La Bohème in a performance starring Caruso. In his teens, Spialek worked as a movie house pianist by night, attending classes by day at the Conservatory. His musical career was interrupted by World War I. Spialek was captured by the Russian Army and sent to a prison camp in Siberia. Undeterred, he formed and led an orchestra of 28 prisoners. When the Revolution broke out, Spialek and his fellows were set free—but he was left stranded in Siberia. In a saga worthy of Hollywood, he worked his way back across Europe on foot, playing piano recitals in town concert halls and movie houses in exchange for food.
Spialek made it back to Vienna by 1921 and began a moderately successful career as a composer. He quipped that one of his pieces won a competition not because of its quality but because of his neat handwriting. In 1923 Spialek and his new bride emigrated to New York City, and soon he was working in movie houses and theaters once again. By chance, Spialek met the legendary Robert Russell Bennett (1894-1981), who would become the leading orchestrator of Golden Age musicals (Kiss Me, Kate; Annie Get Your Gun; Oklahoma!; My Fair Lady; Show Boat; and The Sound of Music are some of his credits). Bennett arranged for Spialek to work as a copyist at T.B. Harms, which was one of several publishers who controlled the musical stages of New York in the manner of a (usually) benevolent mob syndicate. Spialek had made it into the club.
He worked his way up through the ranks. Soon he was sought after as an orchestrator in his own right, and in 1936 received the plum assignment of orchestrating Rodgers and Hart's On Your Toes, followed immediately by Pal Joey. In the late '30s, Spialek was Richard Rodgers's orchestrator of choice, and in 1938 was hired to orchestrate The Boys from Syracuse.
Those Twins
Boys opened at the Alvin Theater on November 23 1938 after tryouts in New Haven and Boston (at each city's respective Shubert Theater). It played for 235 performances, a decent run during the Depression. But in 1939 Richard Rodgers and Hans Spialek had a falling-out, and by 1943 the team of Rodgers and Hart had also broken up (followed by Hart's untimely death). Although several of the songs from Boys have become standards, the show fell out of favor, in part because its vaudeville aesthetic had been supplanted by the realistic drama of Oklahoma! and Carousel. Perhaps because there was no rental market for regional and amateur productions, the handwritten parts of Boys were never engraved. Luckily, they were saved (the musical materials from quite a few Broadway shows have been lost or discarded).
When The Boys from Syracuse was eventually revived on Broadway, in 1963, Spialek's big-band orchestration was abandoned in favor of a perhaps more modern-sounding, smaller arrangement. It is this version that has since been available for rental from Rodgers & Hammerstein, but Broadway enthusiasts have long known that the more interesting 1938 version existed in the publisher's vault.
In 1983, librettist George Abbott and conductor John Mauceri planned a Broadway revival. As Steven Suskin writes in his book The Sound of Broadway Music:
Everyone assumed that Spialek was long gone, but an old-timer at Rodgers's office mentioned the he had seen "old Hans" at Russell Bennett's funeral…. Someone had the bright idea of calling 411, and there was Hans on West 86th street, The bright and alert octogenarian left a message that Mauceri could "call him any day, from two in the afternoon till two in the morning.
The planned revival of Boys never happened. The producer had lost a small fortune on a different adaptation of The Comedy of Errors, and was not eager to sink any more money into a musical based on the same story. Abbott, Mauceri, and Spialek instead revived On Your Toes for a 500-performance run.
Spialek died soon after, in November of 1983. Interest in his orchestrations had been revived, but The Boys from Syracuse materials sat unused in the archives of Rodgers & Hammerstein.
In 1997, Encores!, under the baton on Rob Fisher, performed the 1938 Boys, apparently using the handwritten parts. This was the first professional performance of the original orchestration since 1938. The Boston Landmarks Orchestra / Commonwealth Shakespeare performance on August 31 will mark the second.
Encores! also made a wonderful recording of Boys, which is still the only commercially available document of Spialek's 1938 orchestration. There has been a performance by students at the College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati, led by Roger Grodsky, who assisted us in our quest. Remarkably, a high school on Long Island also has apparently performed from the challenging manuscript parts!
Finally Seeing the Parts
Last April Christopher Wilkins and I made a pilgrimage to the offices of Rodgers & Hammerstein in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood. Awaiting us there, in a suite adorned with fascinating memorabilia of Broadway's glory days, were the handwritten musical parts from the 1938 production of The Boys from Syracuse. These were facsimiles of what was played in the pit of the Alvin Theater for those 235 performances. Later we had rare access to a full score, or partitur.
It is not entirely accurate to describe the condition of the materials as poor. All pages are present and legible, and Spialek's handwriting (the partitur and some of the parts are in his hand) is indeed neat. But simply copying the parts and giving them to a professional orchestra in 2016 would have presented challenges. Instead of designations such as Reed I, Reed II and Reed III those parts are labeled with the first names of the intended musicians: Dale, Dante, and Pepper. These talented players played a variety of winds, and some numbers call for switching from flute to tenor sax in just two or three beats. Violins divide (sometimes illogically) into A, B, C, and D rather than I and II. Key signatures and clefs were often left out in the haste. Sometimes there is no music at all on the page, just verbal instructions ("Play the end of the first page again, then the last part of the third page").
One imagines Rodgers, Hart, Spialek, and a team of copyists in a smoke-filled hotel room in Boston or New Haven quickly rewriting songs after tryouts. There would hardly have been time for the ink to dry before the next performance. The cello part is, touchingly, signed and dated by its first player:
Wilkins and I left New York with a car full of photocopies of these precious parts and renewed optimism. Thanks to the speedy, accurate, and beautiful work of copyist David Kempers, we now have a full score and set of parts engraved and laid out to 2016 standards. More than anyone else, Kempers has made our performance of Spialek's work possible. He has as well helped preserve an important musical treasure.
Post Scriptum
There is a final footnote to this saga. Wilkins and I spent much of the spring and summer learning about Hans Spialek, and tracking down those handwritten parts. We were also preparing for all of our concerts, including the July 20th Pictures at an Exhibition, which we presented in partnership with the Gardner Museum. Among the people we worked closely with was Kathy Sharpless, the Gardner's marketing and communications director. Backstage after the concert, we all were chatting. Sharpless remarked how much she was looking forward to attending The Boys from Syracuse, as her grandfather had orchestrated the score.
The performance is this Wednesday at 7pm (rain date is September 1st, and if raining that day the concert will be moved to Symphony Hall).
With degrees from Harvard, the Ed school, and BU (MM vocal performance), tenor Rishi is a veteran recitalist and also arts administrator, currently with BLmO.
I'm very glad to hear of this restoration of the original orchestrations for my favorite Rodgers and Hart show. I believe that Larry Moore worked on the restoration for Encores! but because of a computer crash, the work was lost. I'm not sure of all the details, or if the work was lost before or after the performances.
There are some errors in the article that I think should be mentioned.
On Your Toes was not followed immediately by Pal Joey. Pal Joey opened more than four-and-a-half years after On Your Toes. In between On Your Toes and Pal Joey, Spialek was the primary orchestrator on these Rodgers and Hart shows: Babes in Arms, I'd Rather Be Right, I Married an Angel, and Too Many Girls. He also orchestrated the music that Rodgers wrote for the 1939 ballet Ghost Town. In addition, he worked on three Cole Porter shows (You'll Never Know, Du Barry Was a Lady, and Panama Hattie), and some other shows, too (including Dietz and Schwartz's Beat the Devil and Noël Coward's Set to Music).
In fact, in Steven Suskin's The Sound of Broadway Music, on which the author seems to have leaned for much of his info, Spialek is quoted as saying that it was during work on Pal Joey that he inadvertently alienated Rodgers. So the falling out was in 1940, not 1939. Rodgers never again hired him as the primary orchestrator for any of his shows, although Spialek did go on to contribute orchestrations to some Rodgers shows as a secondary orchestrator.
The Boys From Syracuse was not revived on Broadway in 1963. It was revived Off-Broadway. Had it been revived on Broadway, the orchestrations surely would not have been Spialek's, but they would have been for a larger group than the small group heard on the cast recording of the 1963 Off-Broadway production (and it may be that musicians were actually added for the recording). The orchestrations perhaps would have been more like the orchestrations heard on the original London cast recording, That production, which was based on the Off-Broadway production (same director, choreographer and set designers) followed the Off-Broadway production eight months later, playing in the Drury Lane. The Off-Broadway Theatre Four seated less than 300 people. The Drury Lane seats more than 2,000. An orchestration for a much larger group was created for the London production. Larry Wilcox orchestrated the Off-Broadway production. Ralph Burns orchestrated the London production.
One reason why The Boys From Syracuse did not have a longer run was the World's Fair, or so it was said at the time, although the article is correct that its run was a decent one for the time period. Still, it had received such excellent reviews that it might well have lasted at least somewhat longer if not for the World's Fair.
I often hear people speak of the "Twelve Major Orchestrators of the Golden Age." :)
No, I don't. Really, this gang of 12 was an invention of Steven Suskin's. It's a perfectly sensible group, but the article makes it sound like people speak of those 12 orchestrators as a group. I know a lot of musical-theatre lovers, and I've never heard or read anyone except the esteemed Mr. Suskin refer to such a group.
Comment by Alan Gomberg — August 27, 2016 at 3:21 pm
Yep. In 1997 I was hired by NY City Center and The Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization to clean up "The Boys from Syracuse: for a 1998 City Center Encores! production, which was recorded after the concerts. I cleaned up the orchestra parts, in some cases writing new parts, and the performances, recording, and later production conducted by Roger Grodsky for the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music. During the process, which took me most of the summer and autumn of 1997, Wayne Blood created a new piano-vocal score which was used for the Encores! rehearsals. This new score contained vocal arrangements for "Falling in Love With love" and "Come with Me," based on information I learned form the 1938 reviews at the Billy Rose Theatre Collection of the New York Public Library. To my knowledge, few copies of this first draft of a new vocal score exist, but Mr. Rishi makes no comment in his article of working from that.
During the further work on preparing a new vocal score, everything was lost in a computer crash and nothing further was done to complete a score restoration. During my work, John Sheehan wrote an article for OPERA NEWS magazine about me and the work on the score. It was published in one of their 1998 issues.
Early this year, Matthew Donahue contacted me about this score. I told him the information I knew and that the show, for all intents and purposes, was in limbo. I never heard anything more from him, and I am happy to see this show completed.
Comment by Larry Moore — August 29, 2016 at 11:11 am
It is always good news to learn that the musical materials for the original version of a classic show have been cleaned up and engraved into scores and orchestral parts that make modern authentic performances possible. It would be a great shame if the work of masters like Hans Spialek and Robert Russell Bennett are forgotten in the eagerness of producers to "modernize" the sound of the score (and, of course, to save money in the process). The original sound is just as much a part of a show by Kern or Gershwin, Rodgers, Porter, Loesser, Loewe, or Bernstein as it is to an opera by Mozart, Verdi, or Wagner.
I'm glad, too, that Larry Moore has mentioned his part in the preparatory work for the 1998 Encores production and Roger Grodsky's production in Cincinnati. Careful analysis of the original reviews, as well as communication with surviving participants and the actual paper sources that remain (however marked up and difficult to use) can cast a lot of light on these works, and it is good to have an experienced specialist in musical theater reconstruction like Moore doing serious and careful work on these significant works in the musical theater.
I hope the success of Kiss Me, Kate two years ago will be matched by The Boys from Syracuse thi s year, and that it will lead to still morre projects to recover our music-theater heritage.
Comment by Steven Ledbetter — August 29, 2016 at 1:27 pm
Beyond matters of scoring, the modern interpretation of our musical theater heritage also demands that we listen to records and films of early performances to get the style of singing and playing right.
A friend pointed me to the recent San Francisco Opera production of Showboat (on a handsome looking BluRay.)I hated the forced and pushy business of the production almost as much as I hate the miked crooning in various other revivals from Broadway's golden age.
The 1936 James Whale movie Showboat is an important artifact as well as an artistic pinnacle- and it has to be what Kern wanted, since the composer, conductor and at least two of the singers reprised their 1927 Broadway roles[example here]. There's a telling moment late in the show when Magnolia tells Kim not to oversell her song. That's exactly what the SF production did.
No company seems to get the operetta style right anymore.
Comment by Lee Eiseman — August 29, 2016 at 2:48 pm
Any chance of a webcast?
Comment by perry41 — August 29, 2016 at 11:44 pm
I have only a general comment, not a review–followed by what must seem to most readers an odd over-all response to the occasion. I thought the singing, dancing, and production were very good, and the amplification not as bad as I had expected, but I found myself wishing that there had been no songs and no dances (and no intermission, impractical as that would have been)! 'Comedy of Errors' depends for its effect, as a play, on relentless speed, and on hilarious interactions that pile up on one another with crazy amplitude and without stop. When the play is turned into a musical, the constantly 'interrupting' songs and dances (the raison d'etre of musicals, as of course I well know) bring the ever-building hilarity to a halt over and over again, killing the heart of the comedy. At times, it becomes tedious. "Falling in love with love" is a terrific song, though. It was good to hear it sung well (with all the reprises).
Comment by Alan Levitan — September 10, 2016 at 9:06 am
I am not sure that all readers realize that faithful reader, veteran concert- and theatergoer, and serious amateur pianist Alan Levitan is also one of the more distinguished emeritus English professors in this area specializing in Shakespeare (and more) — indeed long ago having his own show on channel 2 on the subject.
Comment by David Moran — September 10, 2016 at 9:08 am
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Rita Monahan Wellness Event
EOU, OHSU gear up for annual Rita Monahan Wellness Event May 13Contacts:
Emily Smith, Rita Monahan Wellness Event Chairperson
Kylie Lanman, EOU Wellness Coordinator
LA GRANDE, Ore. April 19, 2017 – Oregon Health & Science University's School of Nursing in La Grande and Eastern Oregon University's Wellness Program are gearing up for their annual partnership event combining the Rita Monahan Walk-A-Thon and University Wellness Fair.
The Rita Monahan Wellness Event will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, May 13 in Quinn Coliseum.
The public event is free and includes a 5K walk/run, health-related booths, music, raffle items, health screenings and fitness demonstrations. Registration is $20 for community members and $15 for EOU and OHSU students to participate in the 5K.
This is the third consecutive year OHSU and EOU have teamed up to offer the health and wellness event on campus. It is also the 17th annual event honoring Monahan, a beloved OHSU professor who motivated and encouraged her students to excel. Before her passing in 1999 from colon cancer, she generously requested that a scholarship fund be created in her memory to assist graduating students in paying for their RN licensure examination.
Rita's husband Greg Monahan, an EOU professor emeritus of history, is matching up to $1,500 in donations made to the scholarship this year. Contributions are tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law and the tax ID number will be mailed to donors from the EOU Foundation office once the donation has been processed.
Donations to the Rita Monahan Scholarship are accepted online via the EOU Foundation at www.eou.edu/wellness-payment.
Registration forms for the 5K walk/run are available at www.eou.edu/wellness-form, the Student Health Center or the Health Hut in the Hoke Union Building and at 9:30 a.m. the day of the activities.
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Interviewee ID: 990351
Name: Ariunzaya
Parent's name: Tömörbaatar
Ovog: Borjigon
Sex: f
Year of Birth: 1976
Ethnicity: Halh
Occupations: self-employed
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Education: secondary
Notes on education: büren dund
Belief: Protestant
Born in: Mönhhaan sum, Sühbaatar aimag
Lives in: [None Given] sum (or part of UB), Darhan-Uul aimag
Mother's profession: Erdenenet machinist
Father's profession: Erdenenet electrician
To read a full interview with Ariunzaya please click on the Interview ID below.
Summary of Interview 090759A with Ariunzaya by Otgonbayar
Ariunzaya was born in 1976 at Bürentsogt mine, Sühbaatar aimag. When she was three years old, her parents were appointed to work at the GOK that had just been established. So they came to Erdenet to live. Erdenet was just being built and mostly Russians lived there. It was very hard during the rationed goods time [of the early 1990s] and flour was used up very quickly and kasha was used to make soup.
In 1994 after completing the eighth grade she started to believe in Christ. Regretfully, her parents divorced in 1995 and a family divorce is very harmful to people especially to children.
In 1996 a great congregation was organized in Ulaanbaatar and for 2-3 months Korean pastors came to organize prayer meetings. Ariunzaya took part in this meeting and she offered herself to God and went to Dornod to spread the Gospel.
She lived for almost two years in Dornod and returned home to find her family to be in a very difficult situation. Her parents reunited and they both had started to drink. She together with her two younger brothers sold ice-cream to make the ends meet and soon she went back to Dornod.
Her father died at the time she was going to have her second child. She overcame all physical and emotional sufferings and considers it God's blessing to have delivered a healthy child.
Summary of Interview 090759B with Ariunzaya by Otgonbayar
Ariunzaya egch told how she established a congregation [tsuglaan] in Dornod aimag. Her uncle lived in Dornod, which is why she went there by car in 1996. In Dornod she got in touch with the first [Christian] believer there Ganzul egch and went to her place. She told her the purpose of her coming and said she wished to spread the Good News to many people. She met a person called Nyamdelger and they rented a place for a meeting. Four or five people came to the first meeting and the next meeting they decided to hold at Nyamdelger egch's place. Thus, the family numbers increased that believed in the Lord. She told about taking care of her sister in Christ Nandia's granny. The granny died in 1998 and all her relatives except Nandia had it in mind to bury her according to the Buddhist ceremony therefore it was done accordingly.
There was a gap between rich and poor in Dornod and mostly the poor came to believe in the Lord. Ariunzaya has met kind-hearted people who weren't disappointed in their lives. Ariunzaya egch didn't work in Dornod but only spread the Good News. Also, one Korean whose name was Yon Chol came with his family to Dornod and he assisted them. Ganzul egch of their church fried yoposhig and waited for them to come and then they ate together having prayed to God. The inflation rate was high then and life was tough but everyone overcame it all by their faith in the Lord.
Yanjmaa egch's son passed away at the age of twelve months. Yanjmaa egch's parents-in-law also wanted to bury the child according to the Buddhist tradition but she absolutely resisted it and the burial ceremony was carried out according to Christian customs. Ariunzaya had never experienced a Christian funeral ceremony before, so she was in a panic but the child was buried in a beautiful place. Later Yanjmaa egch's parents relented and they expressed their gratitude.
Ariunzaya egch came back from Dornod in 2000. Since 1998 she has lived a settled life there and she worked in her elder sister's store. She lived at her elder sister's and she helped her family. Ariunzaya egch's relatives assisted her by sending money from Ulaanbaatar. Later she looked after the children of her relatives who caught fish from lake Buir and sold it to the Chinese. She received a salary from them.
She married her husband and they lived in Erdenet. They have accepted themselves as the brother and the sister loved by God. The best memories of her life were in Dornod, said Ariunzaya.


text: The line boring of motors is becoming increasing necessary as engines age and as the demands on them continue to rise. And while this process does provide a lot of needed benefits, the only downside is that it moves the crank closer to the camshaft which means that even a new sets of gears and chain will not be tight enough to accurately control camshaft timing. These special gear kits are designed with very slightly oversized gears to compensate for this distortion. Available in different increments to accommodate various line bores.


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When Steven Gerrard was asked in an interview what his favourite cheese was he famously answered 'melted', that's genius!
The bar is nice, its looks and feels just like the Seven Dials bar just smaller, dark woods, green light shades, very macho.
The Short Rib Nuggets are fucking amazing, pulled beef with a melted cheese centre deep friend in bread crumbs. The beef really made this, it was so tender and rich, only the devil could hate these. They don't need the kimchi dipping sauce, the flavours do not go well together if you ask me.
I have had a distant love affair with Poutine without having ever had it. Poutine is a dish from Quebec and involves drowning french fries in gravy and topping with cheese curds. This is the kind of food I love, fried, fatty and covered in gravy, I know I sound like that twat Guy Fieri. Hawksmoor's gravy is very rich and chickeny and it is topped off by crispy chicken skin, unbelievable.
The kimchi burger was good but as I shared this with three other gumps I managed to score a kimchi less quarter, the burger itself was good but nothing to write home about.
The short rib french dip on the other hand was outstanding, the beef (the same as the nuggets) as you would expect from Hawksmoor was delicious and made this dish.
This bar will become my go to stop for visitors to London, I can't remember the cocktails as the food had me wholly consumed.
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On October 13th, the Graduate Economics Association (GEA) hosted their annual Trivia Night at Dore Commons. The event provided students the opportunity to mingle over dinner and drinks, before a round of economic, Rice and Houston themed trivia.
This event marked the GEA's fourth of this year, alongside a happy hour, a coffee hour, and a welcome event for incoming students. This years graduate cohort features ten new students coming from seven different countries. The Rice Economic department wishes a warm welcome to the incoming students, listed below!
- Yu-Kuan Chen (Taiwan, University of Oxford)
- Navtej Dhaliwal (USA, Barcelona Graduate School of Economics)
- Qinyou Hu (China, Duke University)
- Robert idel (Germany, University of Mannheim)
- Shinjae Jang (South Korea, Sungkyunkwan University)
- Marcos Ki Hyung Lee (Brazil, University of Sao Paulo)
- Zijun Liu (China, University of Mannheim)
- Sen Lu (China, Fudan University)
- Omer Faruk Sozbir (Turkey, London School of Economics)
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UKBA have released a statement reminding people to fully complete customs declaration forms when sending and receiving international parcels this Christmas.
Any item sent through the postal system must be declared accurately and lawfully or it could be seized under current postal regulations.
If you are considering buying and receiving gifts from outside the UK, you (the importer or recipient) are responsible to ensure all items are correctly described and have the actual purchase price included. If not, your parcel could be delayed and you may face additional charges.
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- Fully complete (or instruct full completion) of a customs declaration form (CN22/23) for all items you are sending or receiving. Do not leave anything undeclared or be tempted to adjust item values in any way.
- Don't buy counterfeit items – you will lose the item and the money you spent on it.
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- 1 scarf for auntie, value 20 US dollars
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- Each person can receive up to £40 worth of gifts before a VAT is to be paid. The UK Border Agency will check to ensure items are as described and have the correct value.
- All items purchased by you, or of a commercial nature sent from outside the UK will be liable for tax and duty if the value of the goods is more than £15.
- Some items are free from any charges or have lower VAT rates. The most common ones listed below:
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- Make sure your sender (or if you are posting to another country) is thorough and precise when completing the customs declaration attached to the parcel. The more information you provide will ensure the correct charges are applied where appropriate.
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Construction of a new Giant Eagle store planned for the north end of the Grandview Yard development is expected to begin later this year.
Construction of a new Giant Eagle store planned for the north end of the Grandview Yard development is expected to begin later this year.
The 92,000-square-foot store will be located on the north side of Third Avenue and will be east of Edgehill Road and west of the railroad tracks, said Brian Ellis, president of Nationwide Realty Investors, the Yard's developer.
Giant Eagle has signed a 20-year lease, Ellis said.
A large-scale grocer is an important element for a mixed-use development like the Yard, he said.
The store will not be a Giant Eagle Market District location like the outlet at the Kingsdale shopping center in Upper Arlington, Ellis said.
"It will be a high-quality store" that will serve as the main retailer in the north end of the Yard development, he said.
The store should open in the second half of 2013, Ellis said.
The site is expected to include a Get Go gas station, he said.
Ellis said he does not know what the new store means for the Giant Eagle located on West Fifth Avenue, about a mile from the new store's site.
A spokesman for Giant Eagle said the company would have no comment on the new store until the project is closer to fruition.
"Giant Eagle will be a nice amenity" for the residential and other commercial tenants in the Yard, Ellis said.
Construction has started on The Apartments at Grandview Yard, the first phase of residential development in the Yard. A total of 154 flats and townhouse-style apartments will be constructed in three four-story buildings north of the Hyatt Place Hotel.Some of the apartments are expected to be ready for occupancy this fall, Ellis said.
Other potential elements for the north end of the Yard development will likely include two or three restaurants and a branch bank, although nothing is ready to be announced, he said.
NRI plans to begin infrastructure projects on the north end of the Yard development later this year, including extending Yard Street to Third Avenue and utility improvements, Ellis said.


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As for the "choice" of prostitution, I will use this quotation to illustrate my views on it:
"It's like someone jumping from a burning building—you could say they made their choice to jump, but you could also say they had no choice."(cite).
I encourage you to add your thoughts and opinions to the topics that I am posting about. My posts are not the absolute truth and only contain a one sided view. I want to use this as a discussion board, as well as an organizer of my research, in order to increase my learning and knowledge of the topic. I think that my learning will benefit greatly from your input and an open and respectful discussion.


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Enver Redžić, Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Second World War, Frank Cass, London 2005, 272 pp., paperback £19.99, hardback £65
The appearance in English translation of Enver Redžić's seminal work on Bosnia-Herzegovina in World War II (Bosna i Hercegovina u drugom svjetskom ratu, OKO, Sarajevo 1998),. will mark a turning point in the English-speaking world's ability to understand an important subject. No other historical episode has been the object of so many claims, counterclaims, myths and misconceptions on the part of a Western intelligentsia that has studiously avoided studying it seriously. Tito and his Partisans; the Ustashe and their genocide of the Serbs; the Chetnik movement and its ambiguous record as a 'resistance' movement; the brutalities of the Axis and the heroism of Yugoslav resistance - all are hazy concepts that have swum around Western political discourse on the break-up of Yugoslavia. Western ignorance of all these concepts have resulted in their clouding rather than informing this discourse. One aspect of this ignorance has been that the land of Bosnia-Herzegovina, as central a battlefield in 1941-45 as it was in 1992-95, makes virtually no appearance in the sketchy histories of Yugoslavia that have up till now appeared in English.
Writing Bosnia-Herzegovina out of the history of Yugoslavia in World War II is not something that only English-language historians have been guilty of. No general history of Bosnia-Herzegovina in World War II appeared during the Titoist period. The closest thing to a history of the Partisan movement in Bosnia-Herzegovina was Veselin wuretić's 'Narodna vlast u Bosni i Hercegovini 1941-1945' ['The People's Government in Bosnia-Herzegovina 1941-1945'], Belgrade 1981, a book virtually unreadable for any but the hardened specialist. During the 1990s wuretić's writings on World War II degenerated into outpourings of Serb-nationalist paranoia. Such was the fate of several originally serious historians of the subject. Dušan Lukač, author of an excellent study of the Partisan uprising in West Bosnia, wrote in his 1998 work: 'Three genocides over [sic.] the Serbs in the twentieth century' that Tito was 'blinded by Croat nationalism and Serbophobia' and consequently 'took systematic measures aimed at disintegrating the Serbian nation and state'. Among these, it would appear, was the establishment of Bosnia-Herzegovina as a federated republic within Yugoslavia, distinct from both Serbia and Croatia.
Enver Redžić remains by comparison cool and dispassionate in his analysis of the multi-faceted conflict of 1941-45. His work puts Bosnia-Herzegovina back into its own wartime history, but the real originality and conceptual improvement lies in the fact that he devotes an equal part of his text to each of the four domestic factions as well as to the occupying Axis powers. He examines Bosnia-Herzegovina in relation to Germany and Italy, the Ustashe, the Chetniks, the Muslim autonomists and the Partisans. The plans and politics of each of these forces regarding Bosnia-Herzegovina is therefore studied in its own right. Although Redžić is clearly more sympathetic to some of these forces than others, he does not allow his feelings to cloud his judgement. His work is based on archival material from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Germany and the result is impressive, its sharpness seemingly unaffected by the author's 83 years of age at the time of publication.
Redžić's biography is deeply interwoven with the central themes of Bosnian wartime and post-war history. As a Communist and Partisan he became a member of 'ZAVNOBiH', the 'National Antifascist Council for the People's Liberation of Bosnia-Herzegovina' established under the umbrella of the Partisan movement. As Director of the Institute for the History of the Workers' Movement in Sarajevo he assumed a leading role in the Bosnian historical establishment. Nevertheless, like many others, he fell into disfavour for advocating ideas that exceeded the bounds of the politically acceptable in the period of relative liberalisation of Communist rule in the late 1960s and early 1970s. His sins included the use of the term 'Bosniak' in his writings on the history of the Muslims. He advanced the thesis that it was their belonging to Bosnia-Herzegovina rather than Islam that provided the basis for their national identity, that the Serbs and Croats were increasingly merging with the Muslims in a unified Bosnian community and that their links with Serbia and Croatia were becoming increasingly unimportant. Such views of his were harshly criticised by both Serb and Muslim members of the Bosnian Communist elite.
Ustashe and Muslims
Bosnia-Herzegovina in World War II is a work of synthesis that also contains much original material. Among the most interesting themes is the relationship between the Ustasha regime and the Bosnian Muslim community, for while the latter was publicly described by leading Ustashe as the 'flower of the Croat nation', in practice it proved to be unassimilable and ultimately threatening to the very existence of the 'Independent State of Croatia'. The Ustashe viewed with great suspicion the Bosnian SS Division 'Handžar' as a force for Muslim autonomism that threatened the assimilation of the Muslims into the Croat nation and consequently the territorial integrity of the Independent State of Croatia. Redžić cites the SS Division's German commander as believing that the Ustashe viewed the Muslim SS troops as a worse enemy than either the Partisans or the Chetniks. Widespread Muslim collaboration with the Partisans led elements among the Ustashe to advocate the purging of Muslims from the apparatus of the Croatian quisling state and their replacement by purely Catholic Croats.
Conversely Hitler and other German leaders came to have greater respect for and confidence in the Muslims than the Croats as allies and as soldiers. In the autumn of 1943 Hitler, the Austrian, aired the view that in the event of a British landing in the Balkans the Croat quisling troops would be worthless whereas the Muslims would prove the most reliable, just as they had been at the time of World War I in the ranks of the Austro-Hungarian Army. Hitler's plenipotentiary Hermann Neubacher hoped that the Muslims could be used, as they had been in Austro-Hungarian times, as a bulwark against both Croat and Serb nationalism.
Shifting alliances and conflicts
Redžić skilfully portrays a kaleidoscope of shifting alliances and conflicts among the Germans, Italians, Ustashe, Chetniks and Muslim autonomists. One advantage of this over earlier literature is that World War II in Bosnia-Herzegovina is no longer presented as simply a two-way struggle between the resistance in the shape of the Partisans and the 'occupiers and their minions' in the shape of everyone else. The Partisans were simply one member of a hexagon of six camps, none of which was a definite and permanent ally of any of the others. There is evidence to suggest that at one time or another collaboration, or at least talk of collaboration, took place between elements within each camp and each of the others. The Partisan victory was itself a product of the conflicts between the non-Communist forces; as much as by guerrilla fighting the Communists succeeded through their political cooption of sections of the opposing camps, something that both the Chetnik and Ustasha leaderships attempted, in the long run unsuccessfully.
Redžić's section on the People's Liberation Movement (broadly speaking the Partisans) is perhaps the least interesting, if only because so many more detailed studies of the subject appeared during the Titoist period. Given his age and background it is unsurprising that Redžić brings no revisionist or iconoclastic ideas to bear on the Partisan movement. He is less critical of it than Adil Zulfikarpašić, another prominent Muslim Partisan who broke with the movement soon after the War without ever subsequently doubting that it had been the right side to back at the time. One might have hoped that Redžić would have spiced his text with some tidbits of insider information about the goings on in the Bosnian Communist centre, though as a professional historian he may rightly have feared to tread on a slippery slope that has led the work of others to degenerate into compilations of hearsay.
More substantial criticisms can be made of the work in terms of style. The format inevitably involves plenty of repetition as the same events and issues are examined from the standpoint of the different actors, but not always with anything new being added each time. The original work had a rough and unpolished feel to it, although this has to a great extent been remedied in the English version by the skilful editing of Robert Donia. The book is also patchy in places. The section on the Chetniks adds a Bosnian dimension to the study of the movement that has not previously been seen in English-language works, but nevertheless suggests a rushed examination of even the published documents. In his section on the Ustashe and the Independent State of Croatia, Redžić appears to have altered his views between the introduction and the conclusion: he begins by portraying Ante Starčević, nineteenth-century father of integral Croat nationalism, as the precursor of Ante Pavelić and the Ustashe, but ends by stressing the latter's betrayal of Starčević's principles - above all his rejection of Catholic Croat annexationism toward the Muslims and refusal to pursue Croatian national unification under the German-Austrian aegis.
The weaknesses of Redžić's work remain relatively insignificant in relation to its strengths: not since Jozo Tomasevich's seminal 1975 study of the Chetnik movement (and the same author's War and Revolution in Yugoslavia, 1941-1945, published posthumously in 2001) has an English-language book about Yugoslavia in World War II combined such a broad sweep with such a wealth of detail. It is to be hoped that Bosnia-Herzegovina in World War II will prove to be a foundation stone for further studies of the numerous issues it raises.
Marko Attila Hoare's Genocide and Resistance in Hitler's Bosnia: the Partisans and the Chetniks, 1941-1943 is due to be published later this year by the British Academy in association with Oxford University Press.
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