Hanoi is a mere three and a bit hours of flying time from Singapore, so certainly a good option for a long weekend getaway. Once you arrive, it is about a 45 minute taxi ride to the center of Hanoi.
We elected to stay in a really nice Hotel, and an Historic one at that. The Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi was a haven of relaxation and calm much needed after sweaty days hoofing it around the bustling streets . For my separate post on the Hotel, please click here.
Our Hotel was an easy walk to the Hoan Kiem Lake, also know as "The Lake of The Restored Sword", with it's Turtle Tower and the beautiful red "Morning Sunlight Bridge". The lake is very easy to walk around, and the streets surrounding it, especially to the North which is the "Old Quarter", were bustling with local life as well as tourists.
The northern end of the lake in particular had some bars and coffee shops with fantastic views not only of the lake, but of the hustle and bustle going on at street level. All around the lake are pathways and flowers and beautiful trees that hang majestically touching the water.
A little to the north of the Old Quarter and a short taxi ride from our Hotel is the very much larger West Lake which is where we saw the oldest pagoda in Hanoi, Chua Tran Quoc. Unfortunately, we only saw this from the street, as our timing was completely wrong. The Pagoda closes at lunchtime, something we had forgotten about. A lot of the monuments and museums in Hanoi seem to close at lunchtime, so do check the timings before making any visits.
From the Pagoda, we walked up the avenue that divides West Lake from the very much smaller Truc Bach Lake. We found our way to The Botanical Gardens which are not as beautiful as those in Singapore by any means. As we were walking along, but we saw some interesting things, such as a guy operating a Barber Shop along the side of the street.
From the Botanical Gardens, we found our way to the Ho Chi Minh Museum and Mausoleum, which was currently closed due to construction and refurbishment. Still, a very impressive area.
Close to the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, we also saw the One Pillar Pagoda. This interesting Buddhist Pagoda is quite historic, built in 1049 by Emperor Lý Thái Tông, and is regarded to be one of Vietnam's most iconic structures.
After taking a quick break from the walking and the heat in a cafe, we pressed on. We passed the statue of Lenin on our way to the The Flag Tower and The Vietnam Military History Museum.
The Flag Tower, built in 1812, has the Vietnamese flag flying at all times. This tower sits within The Vietnamese Military History Museum, which has a lot of military weaponry from the wars against the French and The American's in the quest for Vietnamese independence. It was interesting to see things from another perspective, even if obviously a touch biased one on the Vietnamese side. Also poignant to see American planes shot down during the war. A large structure/sculpture dominates the area, built from wreckage of a B-52, an F-111 and a French transport plane, all of which were shot down.
Hanoi has lots of interesting things to see and do. There are many tours to do from the city to outlying areas, such as Pottery Villages and even to Halong Bay. For us though, we were happy just to wander close to our Hotel, seeing the public buildings, statues and bustling streets always filled with people and motor bikes. We even saw in the late afternoon, badminton nets being strung across pavements close to our Hotel, and families playing the game.
For many more of my Hanoi images, please view my Flipagram below.


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It was named for Benjamin Franklin, who served as Georgia's agent in London from 1768 to 1775 in addition to his prominent role as one of the nation's founding fathers. Established in 1790, Franklin square was home to Savannah's water tower for many years, and this square was commonly referred to as "Water Tower Square," "Water Tank Square," and "Reservoir Square." This square almost suffered the same fate as other Montgomery Street squares that were lost to development in the 1970's, but was restored in the 1980s to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the founding of Georgia.
HAITIAN VOLUNTEERS MEMORIAL – At the center of the Square, a monument honors the Haitian Volunteers, a unit of 500 free black men from Haiti who fought in the failed attempt to drive the British from Savannah during the Revolutionary War. Witnesses credited the Haitians with saving the French and American soldiers by providing cover for their retreat.
THE FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH – Located on the west or far side of Franklin Square and was established by the oldest African American congregation in the United States. Built by the congregation, many of whom were slaves, between 1859 and 1861, the building is said to be the first building constructed of brick in Georgia and to be owned by African Americans. The church played an important part in Savannah's history, providing a hiding place for runaway slaves traveling the Underground Railroad during the dark years leading to the Civil War, and playing a pivotal role as a center of activity during the Civil Rights Movement. The church still serves as an important place of worship today, and is the oldest continuously active African-American Church in North America. The church also houses a museum, which documents the church's rich history, with documents and artifacts dating back to the 18th century.

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I already gave a little travel report about our summer vacation, but there's one aspect I saved for a separate post.
If you've read some of my other posts you might have realized I really like signs. I've described warnings of dangerous trees in the Bavarian Forest and showed some really beautiful signs in my own town before.
So now for some vacation signs.
While driving through the German state of Hessen, I was tickled to see their construction signs. It seriously made the construction zone easier to take because I kept wondering what the next sign would look like.
We saw this sign on the path leading down to the lake and warning of the steep slope. AKA "Beware of out-of-control inline skaters!"
This sign is posted next to a tiny little stream, and seems to be warning about a tsunami.
I mentioned in my other vacation post that our campground's swimming area had been drained to remove the muck and silt at the bottom of the lake. :( This sign warned us not to try to walk on the instable lakebed.
A fancy chain took over this older hotel in Meschede and turned it into a swanky, expensive place to stay. You can still see the original building on the left, the new one on the right. For historic purposes, they left the original sign next to the staff driveway. Looks like the beginning of a 1950s horror movie, doesn't it?
Finally, this isn't technically a sign, but it is a sign. One of the most unique things about where we vacationed was how popular it was with Dutch tourists. Our campground was located in Germany but filled with about 75% Dutch people. These flags were on a lake cruise we took. Notice how the Dutch flag is bigger than the German one?
This signs is literally so much cool. I was thinking to make my own signage like Neon Signs. I can put text and image combine in this Neon Signs. It can be so much helpful.


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A MAZE./Berlin 2016: Festival recap
From feeding peanuts to jellyfish, to dildos, and dick pics and drone warfare, we relay the myriad of mind-boggling experiences on show at the year's A MAZE. in Berlin and chat to festival director Thorsten S. Wiedemann about how it all comes together.
Feature by Andrew Gordon | 09 May 2016
It's approaching two on Saturday morning and the walls of Urban Spree's modest concert space are starting to drip. The venue is dingy and industrial, every surface plastered in graffiti and grimey layers of peeling stickers. A tall, dastardly handsome red-haired German man appears before the throng, arms raised and beaming.
Cheers ring out above the din of the hardcore band on stage as he's whisked from his from his feet and goes tumbling over hands and heads towards the back of the room. For a brief moment all eyes are fixed on the mustached man though soon enough the band strikes up another chorus the moshing resumes. Such a scene is fairly typical of Berlin's notorious Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg borough at peak time on a weekend night, but the present performance by Sweden's Fucking Werewolf ASSO is just a tiny glimpse of a much bigger, weirder event that, even by Berlin's standards, is anything but conventional.
Just through the next wall, for instance, a row of eight revellers stand side by side clutching a rainbow of dildos dressed in tiny clothing which are affixed to a table like joysticks, giggling mischievously as cartoon genitalia slurps and flails around the monitor before them like soggy rubber bands. A little ways beyond them is a woman, crouched and wearing a bulky headset, prodding thin air with a black plastic stick.
Outside, past the beat-up Polish firetruck blasting kitschy Europop, a group is congregated around a tree and facing a wall-sized projected screen, holding beers in one hand and slapping coloured buttons strapped to its branches in the other. Welcome to A MAZE./Berlin 2016, the fifth installment of the already legendary international independant videogames festival, and a one-of-a-kind phenomenon.
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Actually, that's not strictly true. In the years since the first A MAZE event (a humble gathering of forty or so local game developers in a small city centre nightclub) festival director and aforementioned crowdsurfer Thorsten "Storno" Wiedemann has been invited to take his unique videogame happening on the road, spreading his belief in games as an inspiring and essential cultural form to locales as far flung as South Africa and Palestine.
Modelled on the likes of Cannes and Berlinale film festivals, establishing A MAZE as a truly international festival was something Wiedemann was keen to stress from day one. Wiedemann is an avid film buff, having previously worked at the Berlinale as escort of political VIPs after a short-lived stint as an actor ("I realised "Fuck! I can't remember text!"), and so A MAZE is his attempt to do for video games what the big prestigious knees-ups do for films: to celebrate the best, most adventurous content the medium has to offer, to create an environment for meaningful cultural exchange and to stimulate experimental game making worldwide.
"It was good for me to just see how [film festivals] work, to see how they select movies, and what is the purpose in what they are doing. Because behind the scenes it's not about VIPs. Of course you want to have a red carpet because this is what film is about – red carpet and faces. But actually it's about movies and the content of movies. Especially about social critical content or about great stories that have to do with our society, and this was something I was thinking we should do in games as well. So I didn't want to do a convention or something like that. I didn't want to do a market thing. I wanted to do something that inspires creatives, brings in creatives together, and also makes visible that there is a scene, that there is something going on beyond the mainstream."
Independent games at A MAZE
Without a doubt, the games exhibited at A MAZE have much more in common with the kind of challenging, politically conscious media you'd encounter in a film festival programme than they do the flashy major studio productions that line the halls of an event like Gamescom, the hellish advertising circus that is Germany's biggest videogames shinding. Take Killbox for example, a game installation for two players put together by a team of Dundee-based game developers in collaboration with American artist Joseph DeLappe.
Unbeknownst to its participants, the game pits one player as a drone pilot and the other as Pakistani child in a village targeted by the US military. The former is instructed to carry out air strikes on a group of supposed insurgents from their far away, highly abstracted perspective while the later roams jovially around a colourful world collecting shiny orbs in a purposefully cliche videogamey fashion with no warning what's about to happen. After the missiles hit, the roles are reversed. "It's quite a dark experience", co-creator Malath Abbas admits in a sobering presentation about the game. "One in every fifty or so people will refuse to play at a certain point... it happens every time we show it".
Yet while remaining a staunch supporter of purposefully difficult content, the last you'd call A MAZE would be somber. Wiedemann is proud of the festival's "DIY... punk rock style", but there can be few punk acts beyond the Cramps who truly share the utter flamboyance and playfulness that A MAZE exudes in abundance. With its unmistakable sherbert pink branding and the infectiously whimsical demeanor of its attendees, one imagines that if A MAZE was a punk band, it would exclusively play scuzzed up K-Pop covers.
Here's only a partial list of the litany of daft things The Skinny encountered during the four days of the festival: the previously alluded-to Genital Jousting, a game which teaches the importance of consent while also celebrating the joy of being penetrated by long floppy penises; a game consisting solely of a real life vacuum cleaner whose nozzle players have to point at specified colours as quickly as possible, colours which often turn out to be located on the clothing of unsuspecting passers-by; the festival director clad in a Santa hat, singing karaoke to an ear-splittingly high-pitched, thoroughly Lynchian rendition of Last Christmas; and a game in which players must stick their arm inside a shoebox and, by observing their movements on a digital display, safely navigate their hand through a tangle of wires in order to feed a peanut to a jellyfish.
As much of this silly fun as A MAZE has to offer however, there's also something serious and important at the heart of its eclectic curatorial purview. By showcasing a consistently weird and wacky range of experiences, the festival has established a precedence as a place where voices and ideas that have been historically marginalised by the mainstream industry can not only be heard, but are bolstered and celebrated.
It's a place where a game like Cobra Club, for example, in which players pose and configure an avatar so as to compose the most artful, aesthetically appealing dick pics they can muster, is displayed openly and proudly. Described by its creator (and NYU academic) Robert Yang as a "good and earnest", empowering recognition of "dick pics as positive force in society" that asserts that "anyone should be able to feel sexy", Cobra Club was nonetheless banned by Twitch.tv – the biggest source of videogame video content outside of Youtube – who relegated it to a blacklist alongside titles depicting sadistic violence and rape. At A MAZE, it's free for all to see and play, albeit veiled somewhat satirically behind a tacky shower curtain.
It's also a place where games and creators from different cultural backgrounds are purposefully sought out and supported. South African game developer Cukia Kimani spoke about how, after growing up in an environment which "just didn't facilitate learning game development" and a childhood spent wandering obliviously "who's making [these games]? Who are these magicians?", A MAZE almost by accident served as his introduction to the indie game community.
"A MAZE Johannesburg happened," Kimani recounts. "I was working next to the venue and I saw Thorsten at the window and he looked pretty lost, so I went to him and said 'You're the A MAZE guy' and he said 'Yes, yes, yes, I'm the A MAZE guy'." On a whim, Kimani showed Wiedemann something he was working on and before he knew it, Wiedemann had talked him into speaking on a panel at the festival alongside some of his heroes from the European game scene: "That was the moment I realised I'd built up this hierarchical system where I thought, these guys are all better than me.
"I couldn't believe I was meeting all these international devs and it was changing my world. This community it one of the most welcoming I've been around, and I've been around the block. It's a place where you can be inspire, motivated to keep creating games that break the medium and reform it again."
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Indeed, as much as Wiedemann aspires to emulate the prestigious film festivals of the world, he strives to avoid the red carpet mentality for this very reason. "I don't want to introduce stardom. This is something that I think is necessary. Because the whole game design thing and the community that I see here is very democratic. Everyone is the same level. I don't want to have this VIP hierarchy. This is something which makes the festival a playground."
And a playground it is - one in which newbies and veteran converse on equal footing and where everyone is approachable, no matter their percieved klout or whether they're verfied on Twitter. From aspiring nominees to previous award-winners like Laura Dreamfeel, from students to visionary academics like Yang and Naomi Clark, everyone inevitably gets swept up in what A MAZE old-timers affectionately call the "human Katamari", a reference to a Japanese cult videogame about an alien who rolls around a ball of rubbish that grows so big, it can eventually encompass entire planets.
Caught up in one such Katamari on the closing day of the festival, The Skinny ends up chatting with another South African developer, Richard Baxter, who's currently based in Berlin. He asks how we've enjoyed A MAZE, to which we unsurprisingly reply in the glowing positive. "Your first A MAZE always feel like that," he responds. "After that it's different. It feels like coming home."
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Mass. Sees First Case Of Measles This Year, Health Officials Say
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In this 2015 photo, pediatrician Charles Goodman holds a dose of the measles-mumps-rubella, or MMR, vaccine at his practice in Northridge, Calif. (Damian Dovarganes/AP)
Massachusetts health officials are reporting the first case of measles in the state this year.
The person was diagnosed Sunday with the contagious virus, according to a statement from the state's Department of Public Health.
According to the statement, the person went to several restaurants and stores last Tuesday through Thursday. Here's the full list from the state with rough times estimates:
Tuesday, 1:40 - 4:40 p.m. | KKatie's Burger Bar on Main Street in Plymouth
Wednesday, 8:40 - 10:45 a.m. | Starbucks on Market Place Drive in Waltham
Wednesday, 2:05 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Framingham Service Plaza on I-90 westbound
Thursday, 8:50 a.m. - 11:10 a.m. | Staples on Lexington Street in Waltham
Thursday, 9:10 a.m. - 11:15 a.m. | Dunkin' at the Wal-Lex Shopping Center in Waltham
Thursday, 11:55 - 2:05 p.m. | Whole Foods on Lyannough Road in Hyannis
Thursday, 2 - 4:05 p.m. | Target on Granite Street in Braintree
The state is encouraging residents to make sure they're vaccinated and to contact a doctor if they develop symptoms which include a rash, cough, runny nose and fever.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday that there have been 387 cases of measles across the U.S. so far this year, surpassing in those three months the total count of measles cases for all of 2018. There were 372 cases last year.
A study released last month found strong new evidence to support existing research that shows the vaccine protecting against measles, mumps and rubella is safe and does not increase children's risks of autism.
With additional reporting from The Associated Press
Boston Health Officials Warn Of Measles Exposure After Confirmed Case
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Johns Hopkins researcher speaks out: arrogance of doctors is killing tens of thousands of patients
By S. L. Baker
Aug 13, 2010 - 3:10:59 AM
Tuesday, August 03, 2010 by: S. L. Baker
(NaturalNews) Peter Pronovost, MD, PhD, is a professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Although he works right in the heart of mainstream academic and clinical medicine, Dr. Pronovost is taking an unusual and even heroic step and speaking out about medical errors. Tens of thousands of people are dying unnecessarily, he says, and one main reason involves the enormous arrogance of many doctors.
In his commentary, published in the July 14 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), Dr. Pronovost, who is a patient safety expert, argues no measurable, achievable and routine strategies to prevent patient harm even exist in the health care industry. In fact, he states there are too many barriers in the way to attain workable ways to protect patients -- and at the top of the list is the arrogance of doctors "who are overconfident about the quality of care they provide or always believe things will go right and aren't prepared when they don't, and of hospital officials who fail to aggressively address problems like hospital-acquired infections."
In his JAMA paper, Dr. Pronovost points out that each year about 100,000 people die from health care-associated infections, another 44,000 to 98,000 die of other preventable mistakes and tens of thousands more die from diagnostic errors or failure to receive recommended therapies. Unfortunately, there is limited evidence these patient outcomes are improving, either. "It's unconscionable that so many people are dying because of these arrogance barriers," Dr. Pronovost said in a statement to the media. "You can't have arrogance in a model for accountability."
There is one area where patient safety is improving -- in the area of central line-associated bloodstream infections -- at least, in a few hospitals. Although these deadly infections remain common, enormously expensive and kill over 30,000 Americans a year, they are now known to be largely preventable due to Dr. Pronovost's own research and innovations. He introduced a simple checklist into hospital intensive care units (ICUs) at Johns Hopkins and then the entire state of Michigan. Wherever the checklist was consistently used, these life-threatening infections were reduced to almost zero.
However, here's the most surprising part of this story. Dr. Pronovost admits it wasn't only his checklist that led to the dramatic improvements in patient safety in these ICUs. The infection rate was reduced in ICUs where nurses were finally allowed and even encouraged to question doctors who had previously been treated as god-like experts who were not to be challenged.
When nurses spoke out about physicians who might have skipped a step or otherwise violated safety protocols, infection rates plummeted. Dr. Pronovost says the bottom line is this: patient safety must be put ahead of individual egos.
So are all hospitals and physicians getting on board to follow the checklist and to change hospital culture so they can prevent ICU infections and save tens of thousands of lives? The answer is a resounding and disappointing "no". Dr. Pronovost reports US hospitals have been extremely slow in enrolling in the program. In some states, less than 20 percent of hospitals have volunteered to participate.
"Some hospitals have reduced infections, most have not. Some hospitals claim they use the checklist, despite having high or unknown infection rates. Some hospitals are content to meet the national average, despite evidence that these rates may be reduced by half. Some hospital administrators say their patients are too sick; these infections are inevitable. Yet, intensive care units in several large academic hospitals have nearly eliminated CLASBIs, or central-line associated bloodstream infections. Some hospitals blame competing priorities for their inattention to these infections," Dr. Provonost writes. "If these lethal, expensive, measurable, and largely preventable infections are not a priority, what is?"
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Sport. Huelva W have conceded an average of 1.74 goals per game since the beginning of the season. The team's average number of goals conceded per game in the last 8 matches is 2.13, which is 22.4% higher than their current season's average.
Of the above 3 remaining matches in Spain - Primera div. Women, Sport. Huelva W will be playing more matches away (2) than at home (1).
Considering the opponents' Points Per Game (PPG) values above, Sport. Huelva W's remaining home matches feature a higher combined opposition PPG average than their remaining away matches.
Sport. Huelva W's opponents to be played in home games currently have a combined average of 1.50 Points Per Game in their away matches played so far this season in the league.
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Sport. Huelva W have scored an average of 0.74 goals per match so far this season, which is lower than the average number of 1.52 goals scored by each team per match this season in the league, all teams combined in Spain - Primera div. Women.
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Rayo W have scored an average of 0.93 goals per game since the beginning of the season. The team's average number of goals scored per game in the last 8 matches is 0.63, which is 32.3% lower than their current season's average.
Of the above 3 remaining matches in Spain - Primera div. Women, Rayo W will be playing more matches away (2) than at home (1).
Considering the opponents' Points Per Game (PPG) values above, Rayo W's remaining home matches feature a higher combined opposition PPG average than their remaining away matches.
Rayo W's opponents to be played in home games currently have a combined average of 1.71 Points Per Game in their away matches played so far this season in the league.
As for the hosts that Rayo W will be visiting, so far this season they have a combined average of 1.04 Points Per Game at home in the league.
Matches played at home have accounted for 55% of Rayo W's total points and only 40% of the goals they have scored so far this season in Spain - Primera div. Women.
Rayo W have scored an average of 0.93 goals per match so far this season, which is lower than the average number of 1.52 goals scored by each team per match this season in the league, all teams combined in Spain - Primera div. Women.
A majority of Rayo W's wins have been obtained with a 1-goal margin (6 wins), while 2 of their wins had a margin of 2 goals or more.
A majority of Rayo W's defeats had a margin of 2 goals or more (8 defeats), while 6 of their defeats had a 1-goal margin.
Rayo W conceded at least 1 goal in 71% of their home matches. Rayo W have failed to score in 43% of their home matches. Rayo W have failed to win in their last 8 home matches.


A country family of five takes in cousin Julia, whose parents recently perished in a car crash. Julia extends her influence over the family and those around them, fooling all except for Rachel, the teenaged girl who knows her cousin is up to no good. This TV horror movie had the title "Stranger in Our House" when it was originally released by NBC on Halloween night in 1978. When released on VHS in the late 1980s, the title was changed to "Summer of Fear", which is the title of the Lois Duncan book on which it is based.


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In an exclusive interview with TNM, Nizamabad MP Kavitha Kalvakuntla says TRS is confident of winning more than 100 seats in Telangana Assembly Elections.
The female face of the TRS, a party which has a sub-par gender balance in its senior leadership, Kavitha Kalvakuntla has a distinct identity. She is seen as the key Delhi representative of the party, being a Member of Parliament and although Kavitha is not contesting herself in the upcoming Telangana Assembly elections, she is one of the frontline campaigners in key districts. It helps that she is the Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's daughter, but she also has competition from within her family ranks in her brother KT Rama Rao and her cousin T Harish Rao.
TNM caught up with the Lok Sabha MP from Nizamabad at her residence in Hyderabad, during a short break from the hectic election schedule. In a candid, exclusive chat with TNM, she explains why the TRS is so confident of a clean-sweep in the state, and responds to critical and controversial questions with alacrity, and in some cases, tactful side-stepping. Here are excerpts from the interview.
Telangana CM KCR says that the TRS will win more than 100 seats in the upcoming polls, what gives him this confidence?
There has been no unrest in the state under our tenure, because we ensured that nobody sleeps hungry. After state formation, we were hit with two dry spells (drought), but our welfare schemes like pension and ration had ensured that there was no one was hungry. Earlier, there was a cap on rice—20 kg rice was given to a family, but we increased the social safety net by providing six kg rice for each person and enhancing the pension from Rs 200 to Rs 1000. We have fulfilled the needs of the people and hence we are confident.
TRS promised 1 lakh government jobs in the run up to the previous elections. But with only 33,000 filled in the last 4 years, even if many more have been sanctioned and notified, is it not slow progress?
We have already sanctioned 1.07 lakh, but there is a delay only because of due process followed by the State Commission. We are strengthening the government departments in a constructive way. We have decided not to rely on private contractors. Out of the 1.07 lakh jobs, the government has notified 84,000 jobs. Anybody in the world knows that the recruitment has to be through due process. You must have seen students saying that the service commission is not doing things as fast as it can. But you wouldn't have seen any student saying that there was some graft for which we didn't jobs in a fair way. You must note that there have been no complaints that jobs are being handed out as favours or in return for bribes. We have also added private jobs by inviting close to 9,000 companies. Already 3.5 to 5 lakh people have taken private jobs.
You promised free education from KG to PG ahead of the previous polls. Why has that not been achieved?
When we came to power, we realised that the education system in the state is in shambles. We had to first rectify the basic problems. The administration of government schools is fragmented as a few schools fall under the village panchayat, some under the central government and many under the state government. We took one year to understand and integrate this. Now, we have started model schools from class 5 to 10. We have even plans to bring Anganwadi into the model schools. We have invested heavily on public schools. We are on the right track.
Are farmers in the state happy with the TRS?
Then why is there such criticism on Rythu Bandhu? The poor tenant farmers, who actually need the help, are complaining that they are not receiving the benefits of the scheme, and it is the landowners who do, most of who are not even involved in tilling the land. Is it a policy problem or an implementation problem?
There is no problem at all. We've been extremely correct. Can the government directly engage with the tenant? Now if you own a house, can the government tell the tenant that the government will give tax exemption etc. to him. Will you accept it?
The scheme is for the small land owners and 98% of those who avail the scheme are small and marginal farmers with land less than 5 acres. The government's decision is to support them, and the money is indeed reaching them.
Then what about the poor tenant farmers?
As a policy we took a decision that the government will not intervene in the private business. The government cannot keep identifying who is a tenant farmer. The money we give to the landowners will be passed on to the tenant farmers. Land is the private property of an individual, we can't intervene in their private business.
CM KCR has recently received flak for stating that there are no farmer suicides in the state. Opposition puts the number of suicides at 4000 and above. According to NCRB data, there were 1358 farmer suicides in 2015 and 632 in 2016. Are you trying to whitewash the issue?
There is no such attempt. Like other state governments we don't fudge the data. Prior to 2014, there has been more than 3,500 farmer suicides every year. There were 1,000 suicides as you said. You have to look at the positive side, it has gone down from 1,000 to 500. If you look at the subsequent year data, I'm sure it must have come to zero.
I can only say that you should look up to the latest data. You are giving me a figure which is two years back. In these two years, we were able to give water to more than 20 lakh acre across Telangana.
Have the BJP and Congress created a challenge for the TRS online, in managing to create the perception that it won't be as easy a win for the TRS as it claims?
The TRS is on a silent campaign on WhatsApp. Both of them are national parties. They have a huge social media team, as they have openly claimed. If Uttam Kumar Reddy tweets something, there would be thousands of retweets and favourites from other states. The fact is no villager uses Twitter, people use Facebook and extensively WhatsApp.
We have collected 80 lakh to 1 crore phone numbers, which includes close to one lakh village heads and prominent people with considerable influence to spread the welfare brought in by the TRS. We collected contact numbers of these prominent people across the state with their consent, and regularly share the development programmes and welfare schemes brought by the TRS. But this campaign is invisible.
After dissolving the cabinet, KCR labelled the TDP as an 'Andhra party' and has repeatedly attacked Chandrababu Naidu and his alliance with the Congress. Does the TRS view TDP and Chandrababu Naidu as a threat?
We don't see him as a threat. The people of Telangana have dismissed the TDP, the bye-elections are testimony to it. We just want the people to know about the unethical alliance of the Congress and TDP.
Has the TRS been going soft on the BJP as a strategy?
In this state, the BJP doesn't exist. They have five seats now, they won't even have one seat after this election. So why would we want to exhaust our time, energy and resources on a party which doesn't even exist.
A party which potentially could damage the TRS in two or three seats is the Congress. We want our people to focus on the Congress so that they won't even win those seats.
BJP doesn't matter and doesn't exist in Telangana. When it will come to the other elections, probably it will matter.
There is an accusation that TRS is closing ranks with the Reddys. Out of 107 candidates announced by TRS for the polls, many are from the Reddy community. Is TRS becoming a party of the Reddys?
We were actually accused the other way around. When we formed the party in 2001, we formed a policy that at least 51% of the members in all committees must be from SCs, STs and BCs. We are the only party in this region with such a policy. We will ensure that the final list is a fairly balanced list.
There is a criticism that the TRS has turned into a dynasty party and the government is being run as a family enterprise, don't you think it is valid criticism?
The CM didn't give a long rope to anyone including my brother, cousin or anyone. All of them were elected by public, they were no backdoor entries, through nominations. If the ministers were inefficient, they wouldn't have been part of the cabinet. We have run the government very professionally, that's the reason we achieved these results.
When it comes to the party, all of us were part of the movement and were later elected by public. If you are not elected by the people, the public will give their verdict someday.
Is KTR the next CM?
TRS has only one leader. We aren't inclined for an alternative. I want KCR sir to be the Chief Minister forever.
Is there an infighting between KTR and Harish Rao?
It is all media speculation. All their moves are under scrutiny. If they are together on a dais there's a speculation, if they are not there's a speculation. As an insider I can say that everything is cool between them.
What are your personal ambitions in the party, what do you see in your political future?
We come from a different background, where we don't put the needs of the individual above the party. In our party, anybody has no set options or personal agenda. We just keep working, whatever role party gives and wherever we are thrown, we are happy to work. If they throw in Delhi or in the USA we will work in the interest of the state.


The Birmingham Safeguarding Children's Board has completed a lessons-to-be-learned study into the case of Khyra, who was starved to death at home in Handsworth by her mother and stepfather after social services and education officials took no action.
A REPORT exposing the way Birmingham City Council and other public bodies failed Khyra Ishaq may not be published until almost 30 months after the seven-year-old's death.
The Serious Case Review is with education watchdog Ofsted, which could take up to six months to decide whether to approve the report or to ask the safeguarding board to make changes.
The prospect of such a lengthy delay – Khyra died in May 2008 – was described as "unacceptable" by Birmingham children's cabinet member Les Lawrence.
Coun Lawrence (Con, Northfield) urged Ofsted to move more quickly and said it was wrong that some serious case reviews were not approved for publication until "years after the event".
He is calling for the review to be published in full, rather than just a brief executive summary as has been customary in the past.
He pointed out that the new Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government has pledged to change existing rules by requiring all Serious Case Reviews to be published in full, although it is unclear whether the new system will be in place by the time the Khyra Ishaq report is completed.
Between 2008 and 2009 the Birmingham Safeguarding Children's Board produced four Serious Case Reviews that were deemed inadequate by Ofsted and had to be re-written.


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Handling sensitive data – identifying sensitive data, when and how you share this company or client information, appropriately storing and securing digital files and ensuring data security compliance, especially in response to cyber breaches.
Accessing social media and online applications – what non-workplace platforms staff can use and best practice for reducing on the risk of exposure to online threats when online. This should also detail what information employees can publish in a public forum.
It's very important when drafting an information security policy that you scale the guidelines to reflect your current business enterprise and technology. If you miss any details, you may be unhappy with how your employees fill in the gaps themselves!
What's nearly as important as matching your security controls to your capacity is to plan for the future. The best information security policies also account for future growth opportunities and how these will affect your amount of stored data, network infrastructure and technology used. Consider how your business may change over the next five years when drafting these security controls.
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Le Petit Jacques est un film français réalisé par Gaston Roudès et sorti en 1934. C'est une des quatre adaptations qui ont été faites du roman de Jules Claretie.

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 Réalisation : Gaston Roudès
 Scénario : Gaston Roudès d'après le roman de Jules Claretie
 Décors : Jean d'Eaubonne
 Photographie : Léonce-Henri Burel, Billy Elsom, Henri Janvier
 Son : Joseph de Bretagne
 Montage : Andrée Feix
 Musique : J. Paddy Poret
 Société de production : Consortium cinématographique français (CCF)
 Producteurs : Jean Boulin et Edmond Ratisbonne
 Pays :
 Format : Noir et blanc  - Son mono
 Genre : Mélodrame
 Durée : 108 minutes
 Date de sortie:
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 Constant Rémy : Noël Rambert
 Line Noro : Marthe Rambert
 Jacques Varennes : Daniel Mortal
 Annie Ducaux : Claire Mortal
 Gaby Triquet : Le petit Jacques
 Madeleine Guitty : La concierge
 Pauline Carton : Mademoiselle Julie
 Lucien Gallas : Paul Laverdac
 Jean Dax : Le juge d'instruction
 Joffre : Docteur Arthez
 Gaston Dupray : L'avocat
 Louis Charco : Denis Gobergeau

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Tottenham Hotspur captain Graham Roberts celebrates after scoring against Anderlecht in the UEFA Cup Final 2nd leg at White Hart Lane, 23rd May 1984. Tottenham eventually won 4-3 on penalties after the scores had been level at 1-1 after extra-time. (Photo by Bob Thomas/Getty Images).
Tottenham Hotspur captain Graham Roberts celebrates after scoring against Anderlecht in the UEFA Cup Final 2nd leg at White Hart Lane, 23rd May 1984. Tottenham eventually won 4-3 on penalties after the scores had been level at 1-1 after extra-time. (Photo by Bob Thomas/Getty Images)
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For Dreamland, that reckoning had a name, spoken only in hushed tones: Kirby.
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Gov. Wolf vetoes bill requiring school curriculums to be posted online
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Republicans are blasting Gov. Tom Wolf's veto of a bill that would've required schools to post curriculum plans online, but opponents are applauding the move.
Right now, parents can ask to see the curriculum for their kids' classes, but this bill would have made it all available online. Some call it transparency. Others say it's a veiled attempt at censorship.
"It's a very reasonable and simple transparency bill that allows parents to see what their kids are going to be learning in school and be able to access that information online," said Rep. Andrew Lewis (R-105th District.) "So I'm very disappointed today and a little bit baffled, to be honest."
Wolf vetoed Lewis's House Bill 1332. The reasoning was echoed by Deborah Gordon Klehr with the Education Law Center.
"The bill promotes censorship in the guise of transparency," Gordon Klehr said.
Pa. lawmakers applaud passing of broadband expansion bill
Over the past few months, critical race theory, which is not taught in public schools, has been the topic of conversation.
"I don't see this as a political or a cultural warfare bell or anything like that," Lewis said. "I started working on this a couple years ago. And to me, it's a transparency bill and it's about bringing transparency into the 21st century when it comes to education."
But that's not the way Gordon Klehr sees it.
"We view this legislation as part of a national effort that will lead to book bans, and we don't think there's room for this kind of censorship in Pennsylvania," Gordon Klehr said.
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She says it opens up teachers to harassment and silences diverse voices.
"This legislation would have a chilling impact on classroom teachers and would reverse school districts' important efforts to make schools more welcoming and inclusive for students of color, for LGBTQ youth, for all students," Gordon Klehr said.
"I just think that the governor has shown that he's willing to make it harder for parents to access this information that they're entitled to about their own children's education and I'm very disappointed that he did this," Lewis said.
In a statement, Wolf said:
"Under the guise of transparency, this legislation politicizes what is being taught in our public schools. State regulations adopted by the State Board of Education already require that public schools provide parents and guardians with course curriculum and instructional materials upon request. In addition, textbooks are adopted by school boards in meetings open to the public. Therefore, requiring all public schools to publish on their website the details of every textbook, course syllabus or written summary of each course, and the relevant academic standards for each course is not only duplicative, but overly burdensome. The onerous requirements of this bill fall on educators who should be focused on critical issues such as addressing learning loss, managing the impacts of the pandemic on students, and working through staffing shortages. Many education stakeholder groups voiced significant concerns and opposition to this bill, including its underlying purpose, the lack of need, and its burdensome impact.
Wolf calls on General Assembly to act on proposed $12 minimum wage
"This legislation is a thinly veiled attempt to restrict truthful instruction and censor content reflecting various cultures, identities, and experiences. My Administration is committed to creating a safe learning environment for all students, and we will not take part in this dangerous and harmful imposition."


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In falling he knocked over a can of leather-cleaning solvent that was standing on the floor next to the foot of the counter. The flow of cleaning liquid from the can quickly reached the electric power strip into which the fan was plugged, and the cleaning liquid caused an electrical short. The liquid to burst into flames and the entire shop was engulfed in flames in what seemed like a moment.
Fire bells sounded throughout the entire building as the flames and extreme heat reached the detectors and sensors located in different areas.
In hearing the alarm sounding Bird ran to the front of the building to see what had happened. Looking into the shop through the plate glass window he saw Flex lying on the floor of the shop with his clothes on fire.
He reacted with out thinking. He burst through the door grabbed Flex by his feet and dragged him out to the sidewalk quickly rolling him over to try and put out the flames. He had to roll himself over Flex to completely put the flames out with no regard for his own safety. Once the flames were out and he had gathered his senses, he checked for a pulse.
The problem and the report all seemed to mesh in Jimmy's head all at once. He had all the time in the world, with everyone having left because of the extreme over-heating, to read the report and make whatever copies he wanted.
By accident Jimmy had knocked the report on the floor while moving his ladder around. When he bent over to pick the file up he noticed the words, 'Dissipation rate of 300,000 square feet a second' and on a second page 'One Hundred Percent Kill Rate.'
With his training in the National Guard as an explosives and gases handler, the phrase grabbed his interest at once.
The report was from the Department of the Army, but from some department he had never heard of, USDSED. The report was over thirty pages long and stamped
'TOP SECRET--NEED TO KNOW ONLY.'
Jimmy picked up the pages of the report and set it back on the desk without a second look, than went back to repairing the thermostat, mumbling out loud that he needed to get above the ceiling tiles to complete the repair. He needed to make sure that he caused no concern when he disrupted the spy devices, located in the ceiling, while doing the repairs.
He put his ladder in place and started to remove the ceiling tile that held the fake smoke detector, which was the camera and microphone for the secret surveillance system.
Jimmy carefully placed the ceiling tile on top of the adjoining tile with the camera pointing up into the ceiling cavity.
While he had the camera pointing up towards the floor above, he could do what he needed to do with the report, making sure that he made no noise that would sound.
G. T. Engelke
G.T. Engelke
Drifting (Augusta)
Gil T. Engelke
Jimmy Groves, civil servant, air conditioning foreman, psychopath, nice guy, mass murderer, sexual pervert . . . the descriptors could go on and on forever. A man with a grudge against the world, who acquires a tool that allows him to attempt to reach his greatest goal. This goal is to destroy the entire government of the United States of America. Jimmy will use his girlfriend, Cindy, her family, her family's business, her body, her beliefs, her wants and dreams--all to place his plan into action and to ensure its success. He plans to use what's there and available for the world to see to make the unbelievable happen.
The actions of the different branches of the government, its people, its policies, its procedures, combined with the deceit, deception and distrust, allow the interweaving effect to join and entangle the lives of a federal marshal, an FBI Agent with his social climbing wife, the president, the vice president, the speaker of the house, and so many more involved in the secrets, lies, deals, payoffs, and general corruption that makes up our great form of government.
Yes, the perfect melting pot for one Mr. Jimmy Groves, whose personal goal is to do what no person, government, or country ever came close to doing--total destruction of the government of the United States of America.
Gilbert T. Engelke Jr. was born in New York, New York, and now lives in Savannah, Georgia with his wife, Janet. He is a graduate of Pacific Western University with a degree in engineering. He served in Vietnam with the U. S. Army as a Combat Medical Specialist from 1966 through 1968 and is a member of the Disabled American Veterans Organization.
He enjoys the outdoor sports of golfing and fishing and the indoor activities of reading, writing and time with his wife, Janet, and their Bullmastiff, Angel. He will continue to write, as long as the words and breath continue to happen.


Nana Jane and Papa Pharis taking Kayla to a Mark Knoefler concert in Berkeley, CA. We took Kayla to the same concert 2 years ago, right after she was free of the ventilator. It's so great to enjoy normal things like going to concerts. I hope we can stay in this place where Kayla is healthy for a long, long time.


Today I love determined attitudes. I love tenacious people. I love grumpy people who know they are grumpy but have other things to deal with and are okay with their grumpiness 'cause they are going to get things done, dammit! I love people who work hard at what they do and even when it drags them down they just keep going because it is their work and they are the ones who can do it when very few others actually can. I love people who do unique jobs and do them well even if those jobs seem to be thankless. I love that I truly am thankful for all these people who work hard and do what they need to do. I love these people, all the determined and tenacious ones who do the seemingly thankless tasks that appear to go unnoticed, they are my role models and I love that I aspire to be like these resolute and unwavering souls, love that I follow them and learn from them. You go, you enduring ones you!
Today I love that I am once again in my Wednesday office; where does a week go, eh? I love that the weather is autumnal but not wintry yet, love the hissing and shushing of traffic on the rain splattered roads. I love that they seem to be telling the world to be quiet even while they are making the most noise. I love that the sky is a vault of clouds that are tumbled and broken with blotches of blue sky and bolts of sunlight stabbing through to the street to highlight different buildings and different parts of the street as they sweep by. I love the colors of autumn flowers in pots, love the rusts and golds and flaming reds of this time of year. I love the dancing of the loose leaves when they break free of the damp ground and waltz and polka while listening to the music of the wind as they skitter wildly and passionately around the town. I love how easy it is to love the seasons for their strengths and forgive them their weaknesses when you understand that their time is a gift that we receive while we are alive.
Today I love shredded wheat Muffets for breakfast when I'm in a rush. I love big lunches all packed for the road. I love plans that flex and fit while we rework our ideas of perfect days and aspirations. I love cold cereal as snacks and will enjoy that again when the Halloween candy runs out.
Today I love drinking coffee in my Wednesday office while the leaves lie waiting for the maestro wind to call the next tune.


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Q: Run a specific suite again before any failed tests with Protractor flake I want to use Protractor Flake for the tests that failed. This is working but I have a specfile that needs to be run again before the failed tests start their second run.
This specfile did not go wrong, but I need it as a test setup in my second or third run.
How can I tell Flake it needs to run that passed specfile again aswell?

A: you probably should move your initialization code to the beforeAll function:
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https://www.protractortest.org/#/style-guide

creating dependencies between the tests is generally considered bad because it prevents your tests from running in parallel

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Surprising secrets emerge in conversation with jazz legend Gil Goldstein on music education, color and music, polyrhythms and more.
A few years ago, I met a man walking his two little dogs. We got to talking and he told me his name was Gil. He was a musician. Hey, me too!
Over time, I began to get a bit more information. Apparently, he was pretty well known in jazz circles! One day, I almost bumped into Bobby McFerrin as they walked together. Gil was producing Bobby's latest project.
Later, I'm watching the Grammy Awards live on television and Best New Artist award goes to Esperanza Spalding. A jazz artist! The first ever to ever win this award! And, in her speech, she says, "I would like to especially thank Gil Goldstein."
Wow! That's the guy with the two little dogs!
Since then, Gil and I have been having brief music chats when we see each other on the street. I bought a copy of his book, the Jazz Composer's Companion, which has some very deep thinking on music and gems of wisdom from many jazz greats.
I started sharing some of my Musicolor Method materials with him and we dove deep into the metaphysics of music!
Gil is not only an award-winning arranger, composer and artist; he is also a respected educator. He wrote a doctoral thesis on early childhood music education and has been on staff at my alma mater, NYU for years. Gil has a deep understanding of music, life and art.
I'm so grateful and humbled to have had the opportunity to interview him.
In this interview, we talk about the goal of music education, why music is important, healing with sound and a lot of the metaphysical aspects of music.
So before we get to his pearls of wisdom, let me give a bit of context.
All matter is vibrating
The table I'm sitting at, this laptop – these hard "inanimate" objects are actually moving. They are vibrating at different frequencies. Scientists can measure them and if you recall from high school physics, there is a periodic table of elements that lists each chemical element by the number of protons and electrons. These tiny things are spinning around constantly! There is truly describes what happens when we humans are exposed to a rhythm, pitches, and sounds that cause us to vibrate empathetically with the source.
So what does this have to do with music and teaching?
One of the first lessons I teach young kids is to observe a vibrating string, usually on a guitar or dulcimer. They can see, hear and feel the entire string vibrating. As we tighten or shorten the string by pressing on certain frets, the pitch goes higher. As we loosen or lengthen the string, the pitch goes lower.
Hertz and MegaHertz
Each pitch can be measured as a frequency of number of cycles per second. Hz and Megahertz is a measurement.
The spectrum of frequency that we can hear is limited by our human sense of hearing from about 20 Hz to 20000 Hz. But that doesn't mean that we can't feel it or sense it.
The Cosmic Spiral
In the Musicolor Method training, our first unit is about the connection of sound, frequency and vibration. It can be described in a mathematical series called the Fibonacci series and forms a shape found throughout the cosmos: the spiral. We use the metaphor of the "growth spiral" as this shape can also describe the path of learning from simplicity to complexity, novice to mastery.
A Continuum of Vibration
Music is just one portion of the entire frequency spectrum. This spectrum begins with "solid matter" all the way to rhythmic beats to pitch and musical tones to light and color all the way to wifi, radio and x-rays, gamma rays and beyond.
So without further ado, let's hear from the maestro, Gil Goldstein.
Well, I think music basically grows out of the development of the overtone series, and somehow our history of music has traced the overtone series in terms of unfolding along those lines that the first things were kind of unisons and simple rhythms, and then we move up to octaves and then to fifth and fourths and third.
It's no secret that the overtone series has influenced and continues to control the path that music history has taken, from simple vibrations to more complex. That an octave and perfect fifth occur in the first two unfoldings of the series is so important and shows us that mankind didn't invent these things, we have discovered it and that is very important. And if we want to evaluate and predict the future of musical expression, we need to be aware of that and educate ourselves and students in those natural laws.
Is there good music and bad music?
Good music is, I think, music that comes from your unconscious, and your unconscious is, if it's really the real unconscious music, is informed by those laws.
You're unfolding according to those laws, which is hard to teach. You have to think of the overtone series as a kind of belief system, and dedicate yourself to it, in order to compose and play music that "feels" to be a response to this governing law.
I had a teacher also that started me thinking about this named Otto Luening who was an early electronic composer, and a good great modern composer in all aspects. He said everything he composes is based on acoustical harmony, so that everything he does, he's thinking, is this resonating somehow in the overtone series?
Every chord, melody and rhythm relationship has to pay homage to the overtone series if you want it to resonate in the air and, mainly, if you want humans to respond to it. If you begin this process and you start to identify when it does work like that, I think you're a better composer, arranger, and musician.
Should everyone be taught music?
Well, I would even go as far as to say that we are all musicians if we can just go, "Okay. It's in you. Locate it, and start expressing it."
I did my doctorate in early childhood education. The name of my dissertation was The Music Inside.
I felt like if you can get kids to get one spark of what they're hearing in their head, and they express it. Supposedly Bill Evans, the jazz pianist, said that "I just thought of playing a B flat and D flat, and it wasn't written. I just heard it, and I played it," and he went, "Ah, I just improvised. I thought of it. I improvised, and now I understand the process. I thought an idea, and I played it."
That led him to all the great improvisation he did, but it was, he really connected the idea. He knew the musical language well enough that he could speak music. I would recommend that everybody watch this thing, "The Universal Mind of Bill Evans."
In the first two minutes, he says something that is very profound.
"I believe that all people are in possession of what might be called a universal musical mind. Any true music speaks with this universal mind to the universal mind in all people. The understanding that results will vary insofar as people have or have not been conditioned to the various styles of music in which the universal mind speak. Consequently, often some effort and exposure is necessary in order to understand some of the music coming from a different period or a different culture than that to which the listener has been conditioned. I do not agree that the layman's opinion is less of a valid judgment of music than that of the professional musician. In fact I would often rely more on the judgment of a sensitive layman than that of a professional since the professional because of his constant involvement with the mechanics of music must fight to preserve the naivety that the layman already possesses." – Bill Evans
What do you think the goal of music education should be?
Students have to already have a spark to start learning, and then we have to be able to guide them in a way that leads them along these paths that they can contact themselves, use their instinct. That's something that, when I was in school, I didn't really know you were allowed to do, really, just use your instinct. I thought it was things you all had to learn, like … You had to learn the rules.
I was feeling like I had to. Even when I learned counterpoint and Gregorian, I thought there were so many rules. I never thought to just let my ears go and use my ears and my instinct to create music because there were so many rules. In the end, we want people to use their instinct, but their instinct can't be unruly. They have to use their instinct, and in a way that it's moderated by the overtones and guiding principles in music.
I still think it comes back to the overtone series, that there's a variance in tension and release which sounds obvious, but once the musician starts to understand that and they can unfold in that way intuitively, but you kind of have to let them go but still you want them to use their instinct but you want to still have to guide them.
I think in addition to music, I think our bodies are kind of in some sync with those rhythms, too. I think that the seven chakras, that generally locate as [points to parts of the body] one, two, three, four, five, six and seven, to me should somehow simulate an increase as the chakras get higher. They do write about that, but in a lot of books they come up with very simplistic ways of describing the relationships. Everybody can have their own idea of that. I kind of like to think of it as two against one as an octave, and then three against two as the fifth. If you can feel your body in tune with those things, I think we'll be healthier people.
Two against one seems very simplistic, but not to say that it's simple to play two against one because somebody that can really like … That you have faith that, okay, that's a half, that's a half. It feels organic. That's hard to do.
When I ask students to play, "Can you play polyrhythm?," it's, "Yeah, I can play three against two," and they always go like [demonstrates a polyrhythm badly] it feels terrible, stiff, and they're kind of rushing and they're not feeling the lengths and the actual numbers of it… that you really sink into the magic of this rhythm to feel it's importance.
This is also inspired by a guy that I met that lives on our island in Florida named John Beaulieu who has a placed called Biosonics where he does sound healing with pitch, tuning forks and these principals.
I asked him once, "I have a friend that's sick. What are some sounds we can use to help him?"
He says, "Three against two is the most healing vibrational rhythm and pitch." He can put that into somebody's body and set the body into that rhythm, and they will get well.If you can set the body into a good and healthy vibration, it can start to heal itself.
Rhythm or Pitch?
Well, three against two, if you speed up three against two, it becomes a fifth in music.
The two pitches in a fifth are related to one another vibrationally by a speed of 3 to 2.
The top note is 3 and the bottom note 2.
Joseph Schillinger had a thing called the Rhythmicon that started that. It was one of the first things that if you played that rhythm, it will become actually a fifth.
Once the vibrations get fast enough, this will become the sound of an interval. All the intervals relate to each other like that, as rhythmic ratios. Once you realize this idea, all musical learning becomes connected, I believe.
Sound Becomes Color
If you speed it up. I never quite went up that high, but, yeah, that's true that they would become a … I don't know what the fifth relationship of colors are, but there is…the rainbow.
ROY G BIV
That's where it all ties together, and somewhere in there is where music is. The more we're in tune with that, the more musical we are, and the more we can respond musically.
Gil talks much more about his perfect pitch, his sense of color to pitch and his favorite piano technique book. You can read the entire transcript and hear the recording in our Musicolor Members area. Not a member? You can apply here.
Visit Gil's website, or read his book. And here's a polyrhythm app that Gil recommends.
Here's a wonderful video of Gil performing an arrangement of his with Bobby McFerrin.
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