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The Day's Best News Photos for 2017
Newly elected State Sen. Heather Somers, right, acknowledges the applause of her daughter Gracie, as members of the state senate are introduced on the opening day of the legislative session for the Connecticut General Assembly Wednesday, January 4, 2017 at the state Capitol in Hartford. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Susan Hickman of New London clears off her car as she gets ready to move it due to a parking ban in downtown New London as a winter storm blows through the region Saturday, Jan. 7, 2017. (Tim Cook/The Day)
Nancy Ferguson, right, of West Hartford, celebrates as President elect Donald J. Trump is introduced at the start of his inauguration ceremony as members of the Connecticut Republican Party, from left, Bill Hosley, Maxine Victor and Mike Argento gather at the party's headquarters in Hartford to watch the inauguration on television Friday, January 20, 2017. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
View of New London from the top of the Mohican Hotel Apartments during the snow storm Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Hundreds gather outside Two Wrasslin' Cats Coffee House & Café in East Haddam for the Women's Vigil, a registered sister event to the Women's March on Washington organized by Together We Rise Connecticut Saturday, Jan. 21, 2017. (Tim Cook/The Day)
The almost Full Wolf Moon rises above the clouds over the Morgan Point Lighthouse in Noank as seen from Groton Long Point Wednesday, Jan. 11, 2017. The moon will reach its full phase early Thursday morning. (Tim Cook/The Day)
Cadet 4/c Leah Schweigert-Opas hauls on the halyard and cadet 3/c Drew Connelly releases the stars and stripes as the morning Color Detail at the United States Coast Guard Academy raises the flags in front of Hamilton Hall in the face of a winter nor'easter Thursday, February 9, 2017 in New London. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
A firefighter pulls a hose line into the backyard as crews battle a house fire at 5 Warbler Way in the Gales Ferry section of Ledyard Friday, February 17, 2017. In addition to Gales Ferry and Ledyard departments tankers were called from Preston City, Poquetanuck, East Great Plain, North Stonington and Center Groton as well as mutual aid engines from the Submarine Base and Mohegan tribal with a FAST. No injuries were reported on the scene. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
United States Coast Guard Academy First Class Cadets, from left, Susan West, Kristen Logan and Colton Cannon hug as they react to their first duty assignment as part of Billet Night at the academy's Leamy Hall in New London Thursday March 2, 2017. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Luis Rivera helps Sister Yannick Saieh, of Saint Mary Church in Norwich, carry the cross during the Way of the Cross on Friday, April 2, 2010 in Norwich. Religious leaders and Christians from a variety of faiths joined together to walk from the Chelsea Parade to the Central Baptist Church with multiple religious leaders carrying the large wooden cross. Participants stopped numerous times along the way to recount the story of Jesus' death in recognition of Good Friday and the coming Easter celebration. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Daniel Carney, center, holds hands with his wife Dana and son Logan, 17 months-old, as the USS New Mexico returns to its homeport on Wednesday April 26, 2017 at the U.S. Naval Submarine Base in Groton. "He was crawling when I left, now he's walking....no running," Daniel said of his son.The Virginia-class, fast attack submarine traveled approximately 31,000 nautical miles and visited ports in Faslane, Scotland, Souda Bay, Crete and Toulon, and France during its six-month deployment. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Parke Spicer, left, original owner of Parke's Place, raises his memosa for a cheer, after his daughter, Beverly Coti, behind him, current owner of the diner, finishes saying a few words to customers and family members after he became to emotional to speak on the last day of business Sunday, March 26, 2017 after 20-years in business. Everybody was given champagne or a memosa drink for the speech. The owner of the property in Preston died recently and the heirs will not renew the diners lease so they need to be out by the end of the month. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
The drum major for the Ancient Order of Hibernian's Pipes and Drums of Newport, R.I. leads the band through downtown Mystic during the 14th annual Mystic Irish Parade Sunday, March 19, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Ashley Gauthier gives her daughter Molly, 5, a kiss as they enjoy some snuggle and screen time before Molly's bedtime at their home in East Lyme while her husband Brian relaxes in the background Tuesday, April 18, 2017. Both Ashley Gauthier and her daughter Molly, 5, are battling different forms of cancer. Molly is in remission from Leukemia while Ashley continues to battle stage 4 Spindle Cell Sarcoma for which there is no cure. (Tim Cook/The Day)
Fred Allyn III is embraces by his daughter Sophie, 13, as his son Jack, also 13, left, and stepson Patrick Gallagher, center, come to offer their congratulations after Allyn was sworn-in as interim mayor for the town of Ledyard Monday, May 1, 2017. Allyn takes over from Michael Finkelstein who resigned to take the job at Chief of Police in East Lyme. Allyn has said he will run this fall to complete the remaining two years in Finkelstein's term. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Mystic Seaport shipwright Matt Barnes uses a mobile lift to transfer supplies to crews from Mystic Seaport and Big Top Fabric Structures as they assemble a pre-fabricated steel-frame enclosure over the Mayflower II Monday, March 13, 2017 at Mystic Seaport's H.B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. The structure will protect the ship, a 1957 replica of the vessel that brought the Pilgrims to the new world in 1620, for the duration of the two-year restoration under-way at Mystic Seaport. Mayflower II was built in England as a gift to the United States in thanks for support during and after WWII and is an attraction at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts. The 30-month restoration at the seaport is in preparation to sail it again on the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim's voyage. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
New London Police officers and Animal Control keep a watchful eye on a coyote as it makes its way through the neighborhoods along Lower Boulevard in New London Wednesday morning, April 26, 2017. The coyote was not behaving aggressively and was not taken into custody. (Tim Cook/The Day)
Brandi Stewart (dressed in a Tyrannosaurs Rex costume) looks for her husband Machinest Mate Jacob Stewart in the crowd of disembarking submariners as the Los Angeles-class, fast-attack submarine USS Pittsburgh (SSN 720) returns to U.S. Naval Submarine Base New London from a regularly scheduled six month deployment Friday, Feb. 17, 2017. The Pittsburgh traveled approximately 39,000 miles during the deployment making port calls in Scotland, Spain, Norway and France. (Tim Cook/The Day)
City Council incumbent Jill Rusk, right, becomes emotional when she sees that she won the first of two districts while she and fellow incumbent Larry Gerrish, left, wait for Groton City election results at the Democratic headquarters Monday, May 1, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
A student from John F. Deering Middle School, standing by a stone with a victim's name, holds up a rose after the victim's name was read during the dedication ceremony for the Station Fire Memorial Park in West Warwick, R.I. Sunday, May 21, 2017. The memorial is at the site of The Station nightclub where in 2003 there was a fire caused by pyrotechnics for the rock band Great White and 100 people lost their lives. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
President Donald J. Trump is salutes the honor cordon of 2nd class cadets as he arrives on Cadet Memorial Field for the 136th commencement exercises of the United States Coast Guard Academy Wednesday, May 17, 2017. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Michael Keenan of Mystic reflects in the display case created in honor of his brother Joseph at his home Wednesday, May 10, 2017. Joseph was killed during the "Nevada Cities Battle" in the Korean War in March of 1953. Michael is working to have his brother named as a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient for his actions during that battle. (Tim Cook/The Day)
Graduates, from left, Nathaniel Matthews, William Maxam, Matthew McAllister, Frederick McClimans and Michaela McKeown react as they throw their hats in the air during the U.S. Coast Guard Academy's graduation for the class of 2017 at Cadet Memorial Field . President Donald Trump was the commencement speaker as 195 cadets graduated to be the United States Coast Guard's newest officers. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Chief of Police Michael Finkelstein has his badge pinned on by his wife, Maribeth Finkelstein, daughter, McKalya Finklestein,14, blocked from view, sons, Conner Finklestein, 13, Caden Finkelstein, 9, and Jordan Gardner, during the East Lyme Police independent police force swearing-in ceremony at East Lyme High School Monday, June 12, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Shipwright Robert Leiby works to fit a "floor timber" into the hull of the Mayflower II Thursday, May 25, 2017 at Mystic Seaport's H.B. duPont Preservation Shipyard. The ship, a replica of the vessel that brought the Pilgrims to the new world in 1620 and built in 1957 in England as a gift to the United States in thanks for support during and after WWII, is an attraction at Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts and will be undergoing a 30-month restoration at the seaport in preparation to sail it again on the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrim's voyage. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Pallbearers load Jacqueline Owens' coffin into the hearse following a Celebration of life for Owens Friday, June 16, 2017 in the auditorium bearing her name at Kelly Middle School in Norwich. Owens, who served the Norwich NAACP for more than 30-years, died on June 11 at the age of 86. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Robert Trouskie, left, Vivian Benton, center, and Lisa Futtterman, of the Workforce Development Institute of New York take a photo with the Block Island Wind Farm Tuesday, June 13, 2017. The National Wildlife Federation and the Rhode Island Building and Construction Trades Council along with other groups hosted a boat tour of the wind farm Tuesday. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Senior Assistant State's Attorney Paul Narducci, right, and Supervisory Assistant State's Attorney Lawrence J. Tytla, left, during court at New London Superior Court in New London Thursday, June 15, 2017. Narducci has been named prosecutor of the year. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
New London High School valedictorian Abigail Swartz gets a hug from salutatorian Maylis Yepez after giving her address to the class of 2017 during commencement exercises Friday, June 16, 2017 at the United States Coast Guard Academy. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
The schooner Alabama rests hard aground off Morgan Point in Noank Monday, June 19, 2017. The vessel ran aground around high tide on Sunday afternoon and the U.S. Coast Guard dispatched a small boat crew from the station in New London to remove the 17 passengers to shore. The 126-foot former pilot schooner, built in the design of classic a Gloucester fishing schooner in 1926, is operated by Black Dog Tall Ships out of Vineyard Haven. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Members X-ray One swab company line-up for lunch as members of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy class of 2021 arrive for "Day One" of Swab Summer Monday, June 26, 2017 in New London. The nearly 300 members of the class begin the 7-week indoctrination to military life with haircuts and training by their cadet cadre. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
People watch as the Stonington parade marches along Main Street in Stonington Burough on Independence Day Tuesday, July 4, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Kevin Dann, at left, along with antique clock experts Jim Anderson, second from right, and Bill Michael, right, and Engaging Heaven Church administrator Alena Johnson, second from left, stop in the bell room as they ascend the church's clock tower Monday, July 10, 2017 to assess that state of the clock works in the tower. Dann, a downtown resident, has started a campaign to raise the money to help the church return the clock to functioning. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) staffers Carol Morris-Scatta, bottom, and Michael Gregonis check the feathers to age a purple martin chick as DEEP staff and community volunteers gather data on the chicks of a purple martin colony in Ledyard Wednesday, July 12, 2017. Debbie Vessels has 34 plastic martin gourds on her Colonel Ledyard Highway property and participates in the DEEP program to help rebuild the population of the threatened birds in the state. Purple martins winter in South America and return each year to the same nest. DEEP staff banded each chick, weighed them and assessed their age before returning them to their nest. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Jani Harris, 10, or Norwich dances with her teammates from the Lions Den Dynasty dance team during the team's performance at the Norwich Rose Arts Festival on Chelsea Parade in Norwich Saturday, July 1, 2017. This year marks the return of the festival that was last held in 1998. (Tim Cook/The Day)
The Most Rev. Michael Cote, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Norwich, walks to the next fishing vessel while blessing the boats a the Stonington Town Dock during the Blessing of the Fleet in Stonington Borough Sunday, July 30, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Members of the U.S. Coast Guard Academy class of 2021 get an introductory lesson in celestial navigation aboard the Coast Guard Barque Eagle en route from Halifax, Nova Scotia to Portland, Maine Wednesday, August 2, 2017. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
North Stonington firefighter Pat Chute, right, comforts the upset owners of a home located at 182 Cossaduck Hill Road in North Stonington, the scene of a structure fire in North Stonington, on Wednesday, July 26, 2017. (Tim Martin/The Day)
Longshoremen unload salt from hold 1 on the bulk carrier Strategic Entity Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at State Pier in New London. The Singapore-flagged ship is managed by a Connecticut company, MT Maritime Mangement USA in Southport. The ship will offload about 38,000 metric tons of Egyptian road salt over the 4-5 days it will be in New London. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Workers with DC Construction Barry Huntoon, left, and Vince Haggett, center, work on a window frame of the Metropolitan Hotel building as Ben Ceccarelli, 12 years old, looks out a window at Bank Street on Tuesday, August 15, 2017, in New London. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Crown Pizza owner Taso Vitsas, center, looks on Connecticut Sun player Alyssa Thomas as she helps put cheese on a pizza as they attempt to break the world record for most types of cheese on a pizza on Thursday, August 10, 2017, at restaurant in Waterford. The current record is 101, Vitsas used 112. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Second Class cadets attach shoulder boards to a new Fourth Class cadets during the shoulder board and change of command ceremony at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. Receiving their shoulder boards marked the end of "Swab Summer" indoctrination for the class of 2021. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Kris Dunn, a guard for the Chicago Bulls and former New London High School basketball stand out, shares a laugh with friends as he sign a shirt, during Kris Dunn Day in New London, on Friday, August 18, 2017. Dunn appeared at the home of Terrell Hudson, who resides on Williams Street in New London, where he gave away over 100 backpacks for children, gift cards and water bottles. He greeted several hundred friends and supporters, signed autographs, and posed for photographs. (Tim Martin/The Day)
Susan Tamulevich, executive director of the New London Maritime Society, walks up the stairs to the Race Rock Lighthouse during a tour on Thursday, August 24, 2017. The New London Maritime Society is leading the first public tours inside Race Rock Lighthouse this weekend and plans to have regularly scheduled tours next summer. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
New London Police Officer Anthony Nolan, center, hugs Nichelle Tucker, 11 years old, as her father Okai looks on as community members as they greet students as they arrive for the first day of school on Thursday, August 31, 2017, at Bennie Dover Middle School in New London. Officer Nolan is a longtime friend of the family who has known Nichelle since she was a baby and surprised her for her first day of sixth grade. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Peter Brockmann, left, president of the East Beach Association, is helped by members of the East Beach Association Crew as they carry pieces of a large metal object from the water Thursday, August 31, 2017, in Westerly. The eight legged metallic object, which was discovered lodged underwater about a month ago, was partially dug up and removed by an excavator with Sacco Enterprises Inc. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
The sun's corona can be seen around the disk of the moon as seen through the fog from the beach at Lincoln City, Oregon Monday, August 21, 2017. A heavy fog rolled-in shortly after the eclipse began sending many on the beach to their cars long before totality. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
New London police stand-by as firefighters work on the scene where tree fell on a car behind 189 Pequot Ave. killing one and injuring a second person Wednesday, September 6, 2017. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
The U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyer USS Cole (DDG 67) arrives off New London, Conn., Friday, September 8, 2017 for the Connecticut Maritime Heritage Festival. The Cole will be open for tours at Fort Trumbull State Park through the weekend. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Don Curcuro ducks under a limb as he inspects the damage to his home on Bentley Ave in new London on Wednesday, September 6, 2017, after a storm knocked down a tree that hit his house. Curcuro, who has lived there for 20 years, was home at the time. "I'm just lucky to not be hurt," he said. The tree heavily damaged the roof and front porch of the home but didn't break through. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
The schooner Columbia races for the first mark in the Connecticut Martime Heritage Festival schooner race Sunday, September 10, 2017. Columbia was joined by Mystic Seaport's schooner Brilliant and Mystic Whaler for the race. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Workers lower into place one of eight pre-cast concrete inner roof panels for a new Norwich Public Utilities water storage tank on Park Center Rd. in Norwich Thursday, September 14, 2017. The inner panels weigh 5,500 pounds. 19 wall sections will be installed next followed by an outer roof of 16 panels. The new 2.5 million gallon water storage tank, which should be in service before winter, replaces the old tank built in 1971. When completed, the tank will be 73 feet in diameter and 86 feet high, as compared to the old tank which was 140 feet in diameter and 52 feet tall. NPU is replacing the water storage tank with a new and improved tank as part of its efforts to modernize Norwich´s water infrastructure. The design of the new tank will result in improved water quality and lower maintenance costs. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Dan Holdridge, a survivor of the September 11, 2001 attack at the Pentagon stops to trace the words on a memorial bench for Stonington native Josh Piver at Stonington Point Friday, September 15, 2017. Family and friends of Piver, who died at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, gathered Friday, September 15, 2017 for a memorial service by the bench. Piver graduated from Stonington High School, where he was the goalie on the soccer team. He went on to graduate from the University of Vermont, where he majored in economics. During the summers he worked aboard the Dodson´s Boatyard launch, ferrying people back and forth from their yachts and sailboats. Piver was living in Brooklyn and working as a pollution credits trader for Cantor Fitzgerald on the 105th floor of the north tower of the World Trade Center on the day of the attacks. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Citizenship candidates wave their flags after The Honorable Warren Eginton, Senior United States District Judge, United States District Court for the District of Connecticut, declares they are United States citizens after taking the oath of allegiance during the Constitution Day and Citizenship Day Naturalization Ceremony at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London Sunday, Sept. 17, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Darlene Hamlin, mother of murder victim Anthony Hamlin, shows photos of her son's children to the court as she speaks at the sentencing of Christopher P. Vincenti, left, one of two men who plead guilty of manslaughter in Hamlin's 2006 death, in New London Superior Court Monday, September 18, 2017. Several members of Hamlin's family spoke before defense attorney Christopher Morano read a statement from Vincenti's girlfriend and Vincenti addressed the court and Hamlin's family. Judge Hillary B. Strackbein then sentenced Vincente to 20-years in prison. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Nuclear Mechanic Christopher Hammer holds his son Carson for the first time along with daughter Addison, three years old, as his wife Rachael and son Caleb, one year old, look on during the homecoming for the USS Missouri (SSN 780) to the Naval Submarine Base New London on Wednesday, October 4, 2017, after a regularly scheduled six month deployment. Carson was born in June, around a month after his father left on deployment. The Missouri returned from the European Command Areas of Responsibility where they supported national security interests and maritime security operations. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Stephen and Barbara Kingsland of Mystic and their fellow Gold Star family members stand for the presentation of colors during the Bells Across America for Fallen Servicemembers ceremony at the the Submarine Force Museum in Groton Thursday, Sept. 21, 2017. The Kingsland's daughter, Petty Officer Elizabeth Kingsland, died in a auto accident in Rhode Island in August. The ceremony was hosted by the United States Navy Gold Star program. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Captain Shawn Lacey, third from left, of the Westerly Police Department, participates in the second annual candlelight vigil in remembrance of victims of domestic violence, sponsored by the Domestic Violence Resource Center of South County, held in Wilcox Park in Westerly on Tuesday, Oct. 10, 2017. (Tim Martin/The Day)
Connecticut Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, center, jokes with Mohegan Tribal chief of staff Chuck Bunnell, right, and a member of her state police security detail, left, following a ceremonial toppling-off ceremony for the new Mohegan Sun Convention-Exposition Center Monday, September 25, 2017. The new facility will feature 108,000 square feet in the convention center and 132,000 square feet in the exposition center and is scheduled to open in June of 2018. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident on I-95 north bound between exits 71 and 70 in Old Lyme Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2017. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Mystic Aquarium marine mammal trainer Chrissy Metzger keeps watch as northern fur seal Ziggy Star swims in an exercise pool Friday, November 10, 2017. Ziggy came to Mystic in 2014 after she was rescued in California and diagnosed with a neurological disorder cerebral demyelination preventing her return to the wild. Ziggy has recently suffered medical problems requiring more care. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Spc. Umberto Ocasio, second from left, of Torrington, with his girlfriend, Dianalysse Floran of Farmington, and Sgt Ferdinando Campos of West Haven with his wife, Olivia Villani, say their goodbyes as they and their fellow soldiers of the Connecticut National Guard 143rd Combat Sustainment Battalion, headquartered in Waterbury, prepare to depart the Windsor Locks Readiness Center to fly to a mobilization station in Texas Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017. After the active duty installation in Texas for further training and validation preparation for deployment overseas the 70 soldiers will travel to Eastern Europe where they will provide logistical support throughout their assigned area of responsibility. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Maj. Gen. Thad Martin, left, and Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman, right, and other officials not shown, shake hands with the seventy soldiers of the Connecticut National Guard 143rd Combat Sustainment Battalion, headquartered in Waterbury, as they board a plane at the Windsor Locks Readiness Center to fly to a mobilization station in Texas Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017. After their active duty installation in Texas for further training and validation preparation for deployment overseas they will travel to Eastern Europe where they will provide logistical support throughout their assigned area of responsibility. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Retired U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Carl Matteucci, center, the new senior Naval Science Instructor for the cadets in the New London High School Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (NJROTC) examines members of his corps of cadets during the unit's annual inspection and pass in review Wednesday, November 15, 2017. The unit was started in 2002 with 43 cadets and now, at 15-years, boasts 148 cadets. . (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)
Volunteer Patty Sullivan of Guilford, assists an attendee during the annual Thanksgiving dinner at St. Vincent de Paul Place in Norwich on Thursday, November 23, 2017. (Tim Martin/The Day)
U.S. Air Force veteran Staff Sgt. Tina Vigue-Adair, left, of Alexandria, Virginia, receives a Quilt of Valor from volunteer Chris Friese, of North Franklin, representing the Quilts of Valor organization, as relatives look on, at the home of Adair's parents, Cindy and Dana Vigue in Ledyard, Friday, Nov. 24, 2017. Adair served a total of 10 years in the Air Force, which includes service during Desert Storm. The Stitch Chicks Quilts of Valor group based in Franklin, has completed and awarded over 145 quilts to veterans in 2017 so far. (Tim Martin/The Day)
David Peters, right, waves to children aboard the Essex Steam Train North Pole Express as he walks along the train tapping on windows to attract the kids attention so he can wave to them before the train departs Essex Wednesday, Dec. 13, 2017. On board the train people are entertained with a live musical performance of the Night Before Christmas, a visit from Santa Claus and Mrs. Claus, sing-a-longs, hot chocolate and cookies. (Dana Jensen/The Day)
Members of the Stonington Fire Department respond to a tractor trailer accident on Tuesday, December 12, 2017, south of the exit 92 ramp on Interstate 95 southbound. The driver was taken to a local hospital with non life threatening injuries after the truck veered off the side of the road and caught fire after crashing in a ravine. Interstate 95 southbound is down to one lane in the area but will remain open. (Sarah Gordon/The Day)
Medical personnel enter the scene briefly then turn around and leave as New London Police and New London firefighters look on atnthe scene of a fatal shooting at 4 Orchard Street in New London, Saturday, December 9, 2017. (Tim Martin/The Day)
Christina Valdez, of Groton, wife of crew member Frederick Valdez, aboard the Los Angeles-class, Nuclear-powered, fast-attack submarine USS Toledo (SSN769) holds up a large photo of him as she waits for him to leave the submarine after returning to its homeport, the Naval Submarine Base New London, after a regularly scheduled deployment on Wednesday, Nov. 29, 2017 in Groton, Conn. (Tim Martin/The Day)
Heidi Roberts, right, and her 9-year-old son Brilonn Chapman, both Residents of Parkside Inn Apartments located on High Street in downtown Westerly, R.I., comfort one another as they watch firefighters extinguish a second-floor mattress fire, around 11:00 a.m. Saturday, October 28, 2017. Residents were forced to evacuate from all 11 apartments, and no life-threatening injuries were reported. The two were shaken up by the event.(Tim Martin/The Day)
Residents gather around the wreckage of a large tree that fell on Asylum St. in Norwich Monday, October 30, 2017. Four cars were crushed and a utility pole snapped when the tree came down around 12:47 a.m. (Sean D. Elliot/The Day)


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How We Grow Up in Christ – A
Acts 18:18-19:7
One sign of being a Christian is spiritual growth. And the way we grow in Christ is by staying in God's Word, and continuing His work. But, often times it takes a renewed focus for the ministry to expand, and for church growth to be possible.

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manage your ranch and be the most successful tycoon ever!
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Little mouse is back! The only thing he wants is cheese! Use portals, balloons, magnets, books...
Rating 9.0, Played 1422
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Playing for a mouse get to the royal cheese. Breaking the barriers swipe the mouse across 20...
Rating 9.0, Played 1584
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Jerry Parkour & Eat Cheese
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Squeeze your brain! Lead the mouse through 24 puzzling levels to the cheese.
Rating 8.5, Played 1516
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Tom VS Jerry
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Funny physical game in which the player will have to help a little mouse to deliver a piece of...
Rating 9.0, Played 1220
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Try to get the cheese and bring it back to the mouse hole !
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Jerry secretly eat cheese
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Collect the cheese and return to your mouse hole without being killed.
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Control your lovely cat to eat up all the cheese to break through every level! Come on!
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Mario is hungry, let's help him get cheese in each stage!
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It's time to exterminate some Vermin!Your mission is to cleanse this family home from the rat...
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The game idea is to collect all the cheese from the maze.
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Peanut the mouse has found her self trapped in a dangerous lab filled with crazy and dangerous...
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Fashion & Technology Today
by Danielle Goguen
Today's Fashion & Technology today includes Geometric Scarves, a collaboration with Pharell Williams and G-Star Raw and a food truck turned chic boutique. Keep reading to find out more! Read More
August 25, 2015 | Wearables |
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by Michael Nguyen
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Launching Your Own Online Fashion Empire
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Always wanted to start your own clothing or accessory line? The ASOS marketplace lets you build your own boutique and start selling. Read More
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by Pamela Vretos
Bringing together the collections of more than 100 of Europe and North America's most influential designer boutiques, farfetch.com provides a complete shopping experience that offers a range of designer labels Read More
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A small penthouse was rebuilt in 2019 in a house near the University Hospital Düsseldorf. The apartment has 70 m² of living space on two levels, the ceiling height is up to 2.90 m.
The apartment has a bedroom with a rooftop terrace, a gallery, a living room with a glazed attic, a kitchen and a bathroom with a shower.
- A new roof construction with better thermal insulation
- Parquet floor
- High-quality widescreen tiles in the bathroom
- White doors with stainless steel handles
- Soundproof, fireproof entrance doors
- Intercom
- Gas central heating
Location and nearby infrastructure
The house is located in the Bilk area. This is one of the 50 districts of Dusseldorf, located in the 3rd southwestern district of the city on the banks of the Rhine. The administrative center of the urban district number 3 is located in Bilka. By the number of inhabitants, Bilk is one of the largest districts of the city.


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Awesome, outstanding and sensational, words that can be used to describe the experience of having Shane play at our wedding.
Monthly Archives: September 2014
You did a fabulous job at our wedding and we just wanted to say thank you. So many of our guests commented on how good you were! We agree – you couldn't have been better!
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This November, we are proud to be hosting screenings of the documentary The Pollinators in four major cities across the US. Scheduled during the National Day of Screenings on November 6, 2019, The Pollinators will be screened on November 6 and November 11 in the following cities:
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Telling an untold story, The Pollinators presents a unique glimpse into America's commercial migratory bee industry - an industry that is "indispensable to the feeding of America." The documentary is directed by Peter Nelson and produced by Sally Roy and Nelson and Michael Reuter.
"Tens of billions of honey bees are transported back and forth from one end of the United States to the other in a unique annual migration that's indispensable to the feeding of America. One out of every three bites we eat, the growth of almost all our fruits, nuts and vegetables, would be impossible without pollination from bees." - The Pollinators
The Pollinators examines America's migratory bee industry amidst the widespread issue of bee population decline. Honey bee populations have declined by 30% across America, with especially affected areas experiencing a 60% decline. The struggles of honey bee populations is a complex issue with many contributing factors. Climate change, habitat loss, pesticide use, and varroa mite infestations, all act as major disruptors to honey bees' survival. As an indicator species, the declining health of bee populations is not an isolated event; the struggles of bees indicate a larger imbalance that is inflicting our environment and food chain at-large.
Declining bee and pollinator populations pose grave consequences for the agricultural industry and our nation's food supply. Yet unfortunately, widespread agricultural practices such as pesticide use are major contributors to bees' plight. One class of pesticides in particular, called neonicotinoids, has a major link to bee deaths. According to environmental activist and author George Monbiot, "When honey bees are exposed to just 5 nanogrammes of neonicotinoids, half of them will die. As bees, hoverflies, butterflies, moths, beetles and other pollinators feed from the flowers of treated crops, they are, it seems, able to absorb enough of the pesticide to compromise their survival." Neonicotinoids have been banned in a few countries, but in the US, the pesticide industry is only pushing for deregulation."
In The Pollinators, you will meet the beekeepers, farmers, scientists and activists who are committed to finding answers and implementing measures to protect bees and sustain our nation's food supply. You will see farmers working as leaders in sustainable agriculture methods, planting hedgerows and pollinator strips to support bees, and using no-till methods to replenish their soil and eliminate the need for chemical fertilizers, herbicides, and pesticides.
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When reserving your ticket, you not only secure your spot to see this groundbreaking documentary feature, but you will also have the opportunity to contribute a small donation to The Honeybee Conservancy. Any amount that you gift to our bee charity will be deeply appreciated, and will help us cover the costs of running operations and programs such as Sponsor-A-Hive.
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Some documentaries we have screened in the past include The Vanishing of the Bees and More Than Honey. Directed by Maryam Heinein and George Langworthy, The Vanishing of the Bees takes viewers on a journey around the world in search of answers and a broader perspective on the bee crisis. Also trekking the world to explore the bee crisis, More Than Honey visits China, Switzerland, and beyond, with stunning camera-work and macrophotography directed by Oscar-winning Markus Imhoof.


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'Interests of Britain' is perhaps the most important concept for the British deep state. Many might think it normal that countries work to protect their best interests. However, it should be remembered that the British deep state is a power above most of the other states. Therefore, when it is British interests in question, a mafia-like power rises, capable of doing anything without any accountability. In this respect, the 'best interests of Britain' can be very costly. Indeed, to promote those interests, sometimes peace is abandoned, countries are divided, terror groups are started and even wars are declared.
Some British leaders openly referred to this eerie interest-oriented approach.
Lord Palmerston who served as the British Prime Minister in the mid 19th century, explained this point of view in a speech he made in 1856:
When people ask me, …, for what is called a policy, the only answer is that we mean to do what may seem to be best, upon each occasion as it arises, making the Interests of Our Country one's guiding principle. (Palmerston to Clarendon, July 20, 1856, quoted in Harold Temperley and Lillian M. Penson, Foundations of British Foreign Policy from Pitt (1792) to Salisbury (1902), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1938, p. 88)
Palmerston also said:
We have no eternal allies, and we have no perpetual enemies. Our interests are eternal and perpetual. (Dominic Raab, "Time for a foreign policy that puts Britain first," in After the Coalition, (Biteback Publishing, 2011),)
Edward Grey, the then Foreign Minister of the UK, supported this view with the following words:
British Foreign Ministers have been guided by what seemed to them to be the immediate interest of this country, without making elaborate calculations for the future.(R.W. Seton-Watson, Britain in Europe, p. 1.; Henry Kissinger, Diplomacy, pp. 95-96 )
Ambassador Davies, the special advisor to former US President Truman, said the following about former British Prime Minister Churchill:
Whatever Churchill's greatness, he was 'first, last and all the time a great Englishman, more interested in preserving England's position in Europe than in preserving the peace. (Robin Renwick, Fighting with Allies: America and Britain in Peace and War, Palgrave Macmillan, 1996, p. 89)
The mentality that chose British interests over peace influenced many British leaders throughout the course of history. The main reason behind this tendency is the fact that those leaders could never stray far from the effect of the British deep state, for which the most important thing was persuading the entire world to accept so-called British superiority, stemming from the faulty ideas about evolution.
Because of this mentality, Britain has always been the one country that had the greatest say in occupation policies around the world. Indeed, there are only 22 countries in the world it hasn't occupied at some point in history. The territories once occupied by the British amount to 90% of the world's entire lands. Currently, 22 countries are still a part of the United Kingdom, and 14 of them are overseas. The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, is the queen of these 22 countries, plus an additional 16 countries. These countries are Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Jamaica, Barbados, the Bahamas, Grenada, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Tuvalu, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenadine Islands, Belize, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Fiji. Even though those countries gained their independence, Queen Elizabeth II is still considered their queen.
The Queen, considered the head of the Commonwealth of Nations, appoints a governor-general to those countries as representatives. She usually appoints retired politicians or other elite names, on the advice of the Prime Minister of the respective country. The governor-general gives royal assent to legislation passed by parliament, signs official documents, officially opens and closes parliamentary sessions, revokes the parliament before the elections, and carries out other similar functions. In other words, Britain still enjoys serious power – and in many cases sole power – in these countries.
A prime example is the constitutional crisis of Australia that took place in 1975. Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam adopted a clear stance against the British deep state and exposed its sinister plots against his country to assert Australia's independence. Three years after his election in 1972, Whitlam was saying Britain's MI6 was operating against his government:
'The Brits were actually decoding secret messages coming into my foreign affairs office.'
The bold attitude of Whitlam wasn't left unanswered by the British deep state. The Queen of the UK, acting under the influence of the British deep state, dismissed Australian Prime Minister and dissolved the Parliament in 1975. According to the Guardian, after this incident, 'Australian politics never recovered, nor the nation its true independence.' Today, Australia is still a Commonwealth realm. This example alone is enough to show how strong the British deep state hegemony can be on other countries.
Under the influence of the deep state, Britain, on the lands it occupied throughout history, has usually worked to emphasize the differences between various ethnical and religious groups. The deep state has indoctrinated them to believe that they are enemies and the concept of 'superior race' has always been a part of this policy. The British deep state chooses one ethnical group amongst a multitude of groups that have lived together for maybe centuries and tells them 'you are the superior race', and then pits them against each other. It is convinced that such a strategy will make ruling these societies easier, as fighting groups cannot come together 'to form a single, joint power'. History is full of examples of this policy.
For instance, the horrible genocide that took place in Rwanda was not a random, regional occurrence. It wasn't independent of the British deep state either.
The policies of the British deep state usually focus on creating division, fueling existing division or creating artificial divisions. With regards to other nations, the deep state has always sought to 'maintain sharp clashes, make up divisions if none exist, and fuel the existing but insignificant disagreements'. The ones that fail to conform to these policies are eliminated through various methods if necessary, because as explained above, the most important thing for the ones behind these plans is the 'interests of Britain'.


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Nice Apartment with direct sea views - Alexandra B - Baix Empordŕ
(Platja d'Aro, Baix Empordŕ)
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Girorooms Travel - Book now and enjoy the wonderful sea views in this apartment for 4 people right on the seafront!
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- Elevator
- Free car park
- Playground
- Terrace
- Furnished terrace
- Bed linen
- Shower
- Hairdryer
- Towels
- Clothesline
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Clothes hangers
- Kitchen
- Oven
- Microwave
- Fridge
- Coffee maker
- Toaster
- Squeezer
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- Satellite TV
Activities around the area
- Tennis
- Golf
- Bowling
- Beach
- Water skiing
- Sailing
- Surf
- Bycicle routes
- Cinemas
- Amusement park
- Water park
- Church
- Sea views
- On the beachfront
- Pets not allowed
- Parties not allowed
- Hooligans not allowed
- Not adapted for disabled guests
- Bachelor parties not allowed
- Youth groups not allowed
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Nice Apartment with direct sea views - Alexandra B
Apartment in the Paseo Marítimo de Playa de Aro
Magnificent flat with splendid sea views at the foot of the beach. The property has 2 entrances, one by the parking area and another directly by the promenade.
Ideal for an unforgettable family or couple holiday. It consists of a large room with a double bed and another room next to it with a single bed, and an extra bed just underneath. This second room offers interior views of the car park. The bathroom is complete with shower. Fully equipped kitchen with everything you need such as coffee maker, microwave...
Living-dining room with TV, and exit to the terrace overlooking the sea and the beach. It is a 5th floor with elevator.
Free unnumbered parking area in the same building.
Located in the centre of Playa de aro this holiday apartment is a few metres from the most central shopping area on one side and also a few metres from the sea, an ideal location to have everything you need close by, to walk comfortably and without using your vehicle: forget about the road for a few days and enjoy the magnificent views of the Camino de Ronda.
Come to Sant Feliu de Guixols or Palamós, Girona or Figueres, the Empordŕ has a lot to discover and everything very close to your accommodation. Playa de Aro, the largest open-air shopping and leisure centre on the Costa Brava, will allow you to enjoy an excellent holiday thanks to the wide range of services and gastronomy that you will find in the municipality and excellent beaches with Blue Flag status.
Public medical service in Platja d'Aro - CAP - open every day, with 24-hour emergency service. Hospital in Palamós, 5 km away.
Do you want to sleep well? The apartment is located in a quiet neighbourhood next to the promenade of the big beach of Playa de Aro, one of the most touristic villages and with the most attractive and activities of the Girona Costa Brava but also of the most familiar and safe: it has the distinction of Family Tourism Destination, becoming a village where security and family activities are always in the forefront!
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Our apartments and houses are ideal to enjoy a few days of vacations next to the best of our cultural patrimony and natural environment. A luxury next to the beach at a very good price, do not give more turns, Playa de Aro is your next holiday destination!
Additional accommodation information
In the total of the reservation we inform of a supplement that corresponds to the cleaning and to the supply of towels and bed linen.
At check-in a deposit will be requested, refundable within 48 hours of departure, after checking the apartment conformity.
Thank you for your understanding !
Apartment registered in the Register of Tourism of Catalonia (RTC) HUTG- 007047-81
To improve your stay and also facilitate the rest of the neighbors we ask you to comply with a number of rules: when you make the entry we will make an inventory check, at the exit, you must leave the apartment in the same condition as it is at the time of entry, looking please to communicate any damage you may have inadvertently caused.
You must also respect the following rules:
- it is forbidden to bring pets
- It is forbidden to celebrate parties or stag or hen parties.
- we do not accept bookings of hooligan groups
- Smoking is not allowed in the premises or in the apartment.
- The building's noise timetables must be respected.
- Before departure you should dispose of the garbage in the nearest containers. Ask the agency for its location.
- Before departure you have to leave the dishes clean and the apartment absolutely tidy.
Otherwise the agency reserves the right to apply a charge of 25 euros which is subtracted from the refund of deposit.
Starting from 57 € * Tourist tax not included
Girorooms Platja d'Aro Alexandra B Sea Views
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Customer Comments:
[ 09-07-2018] - Conchi
Hemos encontrado el apartamento muy limpio. Estaba exactamente como se describía y las fotografías eran correctas. Nos encanta disfrutar de la playa y hemos pasado unos días muy soleados. La verdad es que lo hemos disfrutado mucho
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突起伸展・回路形成 2
Axonal/Dendritic Growth and Circuit Formation 2
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|竹居 光太郎 / Kohtaro Takei (横浜市立大学大学院生命医科学研究科 / Graduate School of Medicine, Life Science, Yokohama City University, Japan)
生沼 泉 / Izumi Oinuma (京都大学大学院生命科学研究科生体システム学 / Laboratory of Molecular Neurobiology, Garduate School of Biostudies, Kyoto University, Japan)
Axonal branching and elongation are independently regulated by cAMP
- 周 至文 / Zhiwen Zhou:1 田中 謙二 / Kenji Tanaka:2 松永 茂 / Shigeru Matsunaga:3 伊関 峰生 / Mineo Iseki:4 渡辺 正勝 / Masakatsu Watanabe:5 松木 則夫 / Norio Matsuki:1 池谷 裕二 / Yuji Ikegaya:1 小山 隆太 / Ryuta Koyama:1
- 1:東京大院・薬・薬品作用学 / Laboratory of Chemical Pharmacology, Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,The University of Tokyo, Japan 2:慶應大・医・精神神経科学 / Department of Neuropsychiatry, School of Medicine, Keio University, Japan 3:浜松ホトニクス株式会社・中央研究所 / Central Research Laboratory, Hamamatsu Photonics K.K., Japan 4:東邦大・薬・薬品物理分析学 / Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Toho University, Japan 5:光産業創成大学院大学・光バイオ分野 / The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries, Japan
Axonal branching and elongation are stepwise processes essential for the establishment of functional neural circuits. Previous studies have shown that cAMP plays an important role in regulating axonal outgrowth: however, it remains unclear whether and how cAMP regulates axonal branching and elongation independently. To answer this question, we utilized photoactivated adenylyl cyclase (PAC), which produces cAMP either transiently or continuously depending on the exposure time to the blue light, for regulating the intracellular cAMP levels. In the primary cultures of dentate granule cells transfected with PAC, we found that the 10-min exposure of blue light induced axonal branching but not elongation, whereas the 30-min exposure of blue light induced both axonal branching and elongation. In PAC-expressing granule cells that were exposed to the blue light for 30 min, siRNA-mediated knockdown of protein kinase A (PKA) inhibited axonal branching but not elongation, whereas siRNA-mediated knockdown of exchange protein directly activated by cAMP (EPAC) inhibited axonal elongation but not branching. These results suggest that the intracellular cAMP regulates axonal branching and elongation via PKA and EPAC, respectively. Furthermore, our study indicates that the temporal regulation of the intracellular cAMP levels underlies the independent cAMP cascades-mediated axonal morphogenesis.


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The Nash Ensemble of London - Biography
The Nash Ensemble of London
"For me the secret of their success is the joy they impart to whatever music they lay their hands on."
(Sir Simon Rattle)
The Nash Ensemble has built up a remarkable reputation as one of Britain's finest and most adventurous chamber groups, and through the dedication of its founder and artistic director Amelia Freedman and the calibre of its players has gained a similar reputation all over the world. Its repertoire is vast, and the imaginative, innovative, and unusual programmes are as finely designed as the beautiful Nash terraces in London from which the group takes its name. Not that the Nash Ensemble is classically restricted; it performs with equal sensitivity and musicality works from Haydn to the avant-garde. Indeed, it is one of the major contributors towards the recognition and promotion of many leading composers: By the end of the 2019/20 season the group will have premiered over 300 new works by 225 different composers of which 215 have been especially commissioned.
The Nash Ensemble has won numerous awards including the Edinburgh Festival Critics' Music Award "for general artistic excellence" and The Royal Philharmonic Society's Small Ensemble Award "for the breadth of its taste and its immaculate performance of a wide range of music". In 1994 it was appointed Chamber Music Ensemble of the Year.
Highlights of the Nash's past tours throughout Europe and the USA include 3 concerts in the 92nd Street Y New York's Theresienstadt project "Will to Create, Will to Live", performances in the Berlin Konzerthaus, Musée d'Orsay (Paris) and the Vienna Konzerthaus; at the BBC Proms and the Edinburgh International Festival; and residencies at the Toronto Festival in Canada and the Lofoten Festival in Norway.
In Germany the Ensemble has performed at renowned houses such as Alte Oper Frankfurt, Berlin Konzerthaus, Gewandhaus Leipzig, Meistersingerhalle Nürnberg and Munich Herkulessaal as well as international festivals as Wiener Festwochen, Beethovenfest Bonn, Mozartfest Würzburg, Rheingau Musikfestival, Schleswig-Holstein Musik Festival, Kissinger Sommer as well as Schwetzinger Festspiele and Ludwigsburger Schlossfestspiele.
Partners of The Nash Ensemble are amongst others the singers Christine Schäfer, Ian Bostridge, Sarah Walker, Christiane Oelze, Wolfgang Holzmair, Ruth Ziesak, Nuria Rial and Christopher Maltman.
In the 2019/20 season the Nash places the music of Schubert at the centre of its annual series. The programmes feature some of the greatest chamber works ever written: the Trout Quintet for piano and strings; the sublime String Quintet, the abundantly tuneful Octet for wind and strings and the two masterly piano trios. The Nash Ensemble's annual Nash Inventions concert will celebrate the 60th birthday of Mark-Anthony Turnage, one of the most admired and widely performed British composers of his generation.
An impressive collection of recordings illustrates the same varied and colourful combination of classical masterpieces, little-known neglected gems and important contemporary works. Their latest releases include works by Ernst von Dohnányi, which they recorded in 2018 for Hyperion, as well as chamber works by Julian Anderson for NMC and those of Fanny Mendelssohn and Clara Schumann, which were recorded in 2019 for Hyperion.
The Nash has received many accolades including two Royal Philharmonic Society Awards in the chamber music category "for the breadth of its taste and its immaculate performance of a wide range of music". The Nash Ensemble's artistic director Amelia Freedman has received many honours including an FRAM and the MBE, which was conferred upon her in 1989. In 1996 she was appointed Chevalier dans l'Ordre National du Mérite by the President of France for her services to French music. She has also been awarded the prestigious Leslie Boosey Award by the Performing Right Society and the Royal Philharmonic Society. In June 2006 she was awarded the CBE in the Queen's birthday honours, for her services to music. In 2010 she was awarded the Officier dans l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French Ministry of Culture, for her services to classical music. Amelia Freedman was Head of Classical Music at the South Bank Centre from 1995 to 2006. She has been the Artistic Director of the Bath Mozartfest since 1995 and Bath Bachfest since 2011. In 2011 she received the IAMA Award "as a sign of great respect for her work from the artist management profession."
"The Nash Ensemble is still the best champion any composer could hope to have." (The Times)


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Happy Friday! This was one of those weeks for me that seems like it flew by now that it's Friday, but definitely did not feel that way on Tuesday! Weird how that happens… Here are my favorites of the week. Have a great weekend!
Favorite Use for Brown Butter: Brown Butter Crepes with Rhubarb Compote. Can someone come make these for me tomorrow morning? Pretty please?
Favorite Twist on Cinnamon Rolls: Maple Banana Rolls from Bakeaholic Mama. I'm gonna need someone to make these for me on Sunday, too.
Favorite Summer Cocktail: Grapefruit, Thyme, & Gin Soda. I can only imagine how refreshing this tastes on a hot summer day!
Favorite Remodel: You will not believe what this kitchen used to look like. I just love the white cabinets with the beautiful tile backsplash!
Favorite Color Combo: Nude and Mint. I love the contrast of the toned down brown with the pop of mint. Now if only I could pull off bright colored pants…
Favorite New Vegetable: Cauliflower. Ever since eating fried cauliflower last weekend at Borough, I can't stop thinking of fun new ways to cook it at home! This Oven Fried Cauliflower Bites with Cheddar Mustard Dipping Sauce looks like a good recipe to start with!
Favorite Decadent Dessert: Chocolate Truffle Pie from cookies and cups. I don't care how rich it looks, give me a fork, and I could do some serious damage to that pie.
Favorite Kale Recipe: Kale Caesar Salad from Feed Me Phoebe. This recipe uses Dino Kale and takes a boring caesar salad to a whole new level.
Favorite Mini-Dessert: Individual Strawberry Cream Pies from Damn Delicious. Are these not the most adorable dessert ever?! Oh, and they look delicious too!
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"Health or Habit?" the Incidence of Lead Glazed Ceramics in Two Historic Assemblages in Kentucky
Author(s): Nancy O'Malley
Year: 1986
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"Health or Habit?" the Incidence of Lead Glazed Ceramics in Two Historic Assemblages in Kentucky. Nancy O'Malley. Presented at Symp. on Ohio Valley Urban and Historic Archaeology, Pittsburgh. 1986 ( tDAR id: 142774)
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In Chapter 5, "Excellence and its Identification," of Charles Murray's book (Human Accomplishment: The Pursuit of Excellence in the Arts and Sciences, 800 B.C. to 1950) the author writes in the section titled The Impossibility of Being Nonjudgmental:
To accept the position I just laid out requires one to adopt considerable humility about the arts in which one is not an expert. While I am free to not enjoy the music of Richard Wagner, it is silly for me to try to argue that Richard Wagner does not deserve his standing as one of the greatest composers. That's a matter of judgment and I'm not competent to judge (Mark Twain said that "Wagner's music is better than it sounds," which seems about right to me). Surrendering that independent judgment is irksome, and gets more so as one's knowledge approaches the fringes of expertise. I know more about literature than I know about music, and I nonetheless do not enjoy the later novels of Henry James that are most highly regarded by the experts. But my wife is an expert on Henry James and over the years I have had to accept that I don't know what I'm talking about.
In dealing with such situations, Hume's distinction between sentiment and judgment is invaluable. One is not required to surrender one's opinions, but merely to acknowledge their nature. I am not able to argue that the later Henry James does not write well; all I can do is assert that his later style is not to my taste–an assertion that is true and valid within its limits. The cliché "I don't know much about art, but I know what I like" is in this sense a precise and admirable preface to whatever comment comes next.
Setting aside some of the issues regarding excellence and music I mentioned in a previous post, I was struck by how much Murray's sentiment [sic] regarding only being able to assert an opinion about our relationship to works of art was something I talked about in my undergraduate thesis. Namely that most of the things we say about anything has to do with our relationship to that thing rather than about any Kantian Ding an sich ("thing-in-itself"). His relationship to how Hume deals with that issue is probably a bit clearer than Hume himself ever was.
Regarding the issue of the judgments of experts, here we have a rather powerful argument (basically the whole of Murray's book) about which, I would suspect, not many Western Classically-trained musicians and academics would disagree. If we're to get past the era of "Classical Music Expertise and Authority," this is definitely one line of reasoning that needs to be addressed (and debunked?) thoroughly.
Murray does at least address one possible objection before launching into a history of the word Aesthetics:
Another bothersome implication of the position I have laid out is that I must have an answer to a charge that goes something like this:
If you think that we should take the word of experts about what's good and bad, are you prepared to accept that John Cage and Andy Warhol belong up there with Brahms and Titian? That melody and harmony are boring and outdated? That representational art is boring and outdated? That the concept of beauty is meaningless? That's what one school of experts is saying these days.
The direct answer to that objection is that I am choosing one type of expertise and rejecting another, allying myself with the classic aesthetic tradition and rejecting the alternative tradition that sprang up in 20C.
Fine and good–as this is probably the most used objection to post-postmodern position. Murray prefaces his discussion about the history of Aesthetics with a mention of the cultural amnesia that has overtaken the West w/r/t our understanding of the history of beauty and refers the reader to Chapter 2 of his book where he does discuss forgotten knowledge (though mostly relegated to ancient history as opposed to the amnesia of more recent times).
But what happens if we don't assume that the judgment of experts is any much more "objective" than the idiosyncratic (and usually anecdotal) sentiment [opinion] of the layperson? What if expert opinion is just idiosyncratic (and usually anecdotal) sentiment [opinion] of the culture in which the body of experts hail? In other words, what if experts in Western Classical Music are showing no more than an assertion that anything non-Western or non-Classical is not to their taste?
Greg Sandow, in a response to A.C. Douglas, gave an idea of what that would be like:
So now let's talk about the person from India, possibly apocryphal, who thought all western music had only a single emotion, nostalgia. What — assuming that he's real — could we learn from him? I might think, well, wow, that's an extreme case of noncomprehension. But then how well do I understand Indian music? Can I even begin to perceive the emotions people in India hear in it? No way. I can't even sense the emotional temperature of the various ragas, which in western terms would be like saying that major and minor keys sound the same to me. And don't even get me started on the rhythms of Indian music, which I don't know how to comprehend, or even to count.
So then, AC, to return to something you raised here earlier, wouldn't it be perilous for me to decide that western art is better than nonwestern? Here we have what seems like a valid test case, western vs. Indian music. I can't hear Indian music well enough to make any judgment. I can't hear its profundities, if (as people from India think) it has them. And, equally, if some completely impartial and supremely well-informed judge should conclude that Indian music is trivial, compared to Bruckner — well, that's something else I can't hear. I can assume it, if I want to be careless. But no way can I hear it.
After Charles Murray summarizes the Western Aesthetic tradition he defends his acceptance (i.e. his choice to ally himself with that tradition) contra "dogmatic postmodernists" and what he sees as an extreme reluctance to be "judgmental" in any arena including the arts:
My first objection to this stance is that being nonjudgmental is internally contradictory and an impossibility. Return to the extreme cases: If you refuse to accept that there are any objective differences, expressible as continua from negative to positive, between the nude painted on black velvet and Titian's Venus of Urbino, between a Harlequin romance and Pride and Prejudice, between How Much Is That Doggy in the Window and Eine Kleine Nachtmusik you are not standing above the fray, refusing to be judgmental. It is a judgment on the grandest of all scales to say that How Much Is That Doggy in the Window is, in terms of its quality as a musical composition, indiscriminable from Eine Kleine Nachtmusik. And if you really believe it, you have also made a sweeping judgment about the capacity of the human mind to assess information.
So being "nonjudgmental" is a judgment in and of itself in two ways. The first is in the equivocation of any two works of art since there is purportedly no way to distinguish between the two in terms of quality. The second is that sweeping judgment about the capacity of the human mind to assess information.
I would say that Charles Murray has made some sweeping judgments of his own. His ignorance of notated music and composer attribution in non-Western cultures' music notwithstanding — (as I mentioned in the Charles Murray and Excellence in Music post) though that is a sign of how information, and thus how contexts for judgments, get transmitted — he has made a sweeping judgment about the capacity of the human mind to make the assumption that there is one context for judgment that can and should be allied with above and beyond others.
That capacity extends to different and non-related aesthetic traditions about which the experts can say nothing since those traditions stand well outside of their expertise. As he said, "One is not required to surrender one's opinions, but merely to acknowledge their nature" and to rephrase the second half of that:
"Western Classical Music experts are not able to argue that Demetri Kantemir, Hampartsoum Limondjian and Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande were not important enough to be counted among the list of Murray's 522 significant figures in Music; all that they can do is assert that these composers and theorists works and the musical traditions within which they've composed and theorised is not to their taste, or rather, is not within their realm of expertise."
Granted, I'm not being entirely fair here as Murray's list is for "Western Music" – and there's a whole different can-o-worms to be opened with regards to what counts as "Western" that will have to wait for a future post – but his claim that the "lack of a tradition of named composers in non-Western civilizations means that the Western total of 522 significant figures has no real competition at all" is, as I stated in that previous post, false. I doubt the author is being disingenuous, merely ignorant of the limits of his [and the musical experts] knowledge (i.e. lack of expertise) about music.
But in stating that he's not an expert in music (thereby deferring to the experts with his choice of texts for the compiling of his inventory) while also claiming a "lack of tradition of named composers in non-Western civilizations" and expecting us (or at least me) to not question his conclusion that the "Western total of 522 significant figures has no real competition at all" is asking a bit much, in my opinion. Especially as there are several hundred, if not several thousands of composers and music theorists in non-Western traditions that predate his cut-off point of 1950.


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