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Q: Problems with DSolve and NDSolve for Dirichlet problem on an annulus To solve the Dirichlet problem on an annulus, I do the following in 12.2 on Windows 10 Pro
ClearAll["Global`*"];
leqn =  Laplacian[u[r, θ], {r, θ}, "Polar"] == 0;
bc1 = u[1, θ] == Sin[θ];
bc2 = u[3, θ] == Sin[6 θ]^2;
sol = DSolve[{leqn, bc1, bc2}, u[r, θ], {r, θ}]

and this produces an incorrect result
$$\left\{\left\{u(r,\theta )\to
\begin{array}{cc}
 \{ &
\begin{array}{cc}
 \frac{1}{8} \left(\frac{4 \log (r)}{\log (3)}+\left(\frac{9}{r}-r\right) \sin (\theta )\right) & 1\leq r\leq 3 \\
 \text{Indeterminate} & \text{True} \\
\end{array}
 \\
\end{array}
\right\}\right\} $$
, whereas it should be
$u \left( r,\theta \right) ={\frac { \left( -531441\,{r}^{24}+531441
 \right) \log  \left( 3 \right) \cos \left( 12\,\theta \right) -
70607384120\,{r}^{11} \left( \sin \left( \theta \right)  \left( {r}^{2
}-9 \right) \log  \left( 3 \right) -4\,r\log  \left( r \right)  \right)
}{564859072960\,{r}^{12}\log  \left( 3 \right) }}$
The exact solution can be found as a series, following these lectures,
but that is a long way.
Let us try the numeric solution of the problem under consideration
nsol = NDSolve[{leqn, bc1, bc2}, u, {r, 1, 3}, {θ, 0, 2*Pi}]
(*{{u->InterpolatingFunction[Domain: {{1.,3.},{0.,6.28}} Output: scalar ]}}*)

Nice. However, when plotting it, one gets face to face with troubles. The command
ParametricPlot3D[{r *Cos[θ], r* Sin[θ],Evaluate[u[r, θ] /. nsol]}, {r, 1, 3}, {θ, 0, 2*Pi}]

produces an empty plot, the commands
ListPlot3D[Partition[Flatten[Table[{r*Cos[θ], r*Sin[θ],
 u[r, θ] /. nsol},{r, 1, 3, 0.05},{θ, N[0, 25],
 N[2*Pi, 25], N[2*Pi, 25]/120}]], 3]]

and
ListPointPlot3D[Partition[Flatten[Table[{r*Cos[θ], r*Sin[θ],
 u[r, θ] /. nsol}, {r, 1, 3, 0.05}, {θ, N[0, 25],
 N[2*Pi, 25], N[2*Pi, 25]/120}]], 3]]

work, but these show a break at the ray $\theta=0$ (Indeed, u[2., 0.01] /. nsol performs {0.454836}
and u[2., 6.28 - 0.01] /. nsol results in {0.168936}.),
whereas the solution is a twice-differentiable function on the annulus. The change of the interval {θ, 0, 2*Pi} by {θ, -Pi, Pi}
does not help.
My questions are: can the exact solution in a series form be transformed to a closed-form expression?
can the break of the numeric solution be removed by options of NDSolve?

A: 3 issues here, I'll start from the simplest one.
First of all, to solve the problem inside an annulus, you need to tell NDSolve you're solving inside an annulus in some way. The simplest approach is to stay in Cartesian coordinate and choose a Annulus[…] region:
nsolref = NDSolveValue[{Laplacian[u[x, y], {x, y}] == 0,
   DirichletCondition[u[x, y] == Sin[ArcTan[x, y]], x^2 + y^2 == 1],
   DirichletCondition[u[x, y] == Sin[6 ArcTan[x, y]]^2, x^2 + y^2 == 3^2]},
  u, {x, y} ∈ Annulus[{0, 0}, {1, 3}]]

Plot3D[nsolref[x, y], {x, y} ∈ Annulus[{0, 0}, {1, 3}], PlotPoints -> 100]

If you want to stay in polar coordinate, you need to tell NDSolve the region is periodic in $\theta$ direction, and here comes the second issue. As discussed in this post, we need to use TriangleElement and add 2 PeriodicBoundaryCondition[……] to NDSolve to keep the derivative periodic:
nsol = NDSolveValue[{leqn, bc1, bc2,
   PeriodicBoundaryCondition[u[r, θ], θ == 2 π && 1 < r < 3,
    TranslationTransform[{0, -2 Pi}]],
   PeriodicBoundaryCondition[u[r, θ], θ == 0 && 1 < r < 3,
    TranslationTransform[{0, 2 Pi}]]}, u, {r, 1, 3}, {θ, 0, 2 Pi},
  Method -> {FiniteElement,
    MeshOptions -> {MaxCellMeasure -> 0.001, MeshElementType -> TriangleElement}}]

RevolutionPlot3D[nsol[r, th], {r, 1, 3}, {th, 0, 2 Pi}, PlotPoints -> 50]

As to the analytic solution, it's a pity DSolve can't solve the problem at the moment:
DSolve[{leqn, bc1, bc2, u[r, 0] == u[r, 2 Pi]},
 u[r, θ], {r, 1, 3}, {θ, 0, 2 Pi}]
(* Input returned. *)

So I'll use the finite Fourier transform to solve the problem as I've done here. If you still think this method is built on the sand, please ignore this part of the answer:
generateteq[n_] :=
 finiteFourierTransform[{leqn, bc1, bc2}, {θ, 0, 2 Pi}, n] /.
    a_[r, 0] -> a[r, 2 Pi] /. finiteFourierTransform[a_, __] -> a /. u -> (U[#] &)

teqgeneral = generateteq[n]
tsolgeneral = DSolveValue[teqgeneral, U[r], r, Assumptions -> n > 0]

teq0 = generateteq[0]
tsol0 = DSolveValue[teq0, U[r], r]

teq1 = generateteq[1]
tsol1 = DSolveValue[teq1, U[r], r]

teq12 = generateteq[12]
tsol12 = DSolveValue[teq12, U[r], r]

asol[r_, θ_] =
 inverseFiniteFourierTransform[
      Piecewise[{{tsol0, n == 0}, {tsol1, n == 1}, {tsol12, n == 12}}],
      n, {θ, 0, 2 Pi}, Re] /. C -> 12 // ReleaseHold // ComplexExpand //
  Simplify[#, r > 0] &
(*
-((531441 (-1 + r^24) Cos[12 θ])/(564859072960 r^12)) + Log[r]/
 Log[9] - ((-9 + r^2) Sin[θ])/(8 r)
 *)
ref[r_, θ_] = ((531441 - 531441 r^24) Cos[12 θ] Log[3] -
    70607384120 r^11 (-4 r Log[r] + (-9 + r^2) Log[
         3] Sin[θ]))/(564859072960 r^12 Log[3])

asol[r, th] == ref[r, th] // Simplify
(* True *)

In this method, the finite Fourier transforms of {leqn, bc1, bc2} when $n=0,1,12$ are calculated separately, because finiteFourierTransform, which is based on Integrate, isn't able to handle these special cases properly, at least up to v12.2. (Still confused? Just observe the output of Integrate[Sin[x] Sin[n x], {x, 0, 2 Pi}]. )
Finally, a comparison for the 4 solutions:
Manipulate[Plot[{nsol[r, θ], nsolref[r Cos@θ, r Sin@θ] + 0.01,
   asol[r, θ] + 0.02, ref[r, θ] + 0.03}, {r, 1, 3},
  PlotRange -> 1], {θ, 0, 2 Pi}]

Update
Just find something funny. If we transform bc2 with TrigReduce:
bc2 = u[3, θ] == Sin[6 θ]^2 // TrigReduce
(* u[3, θ] == 1/2 (1 - Cos[12 θ]) *)

DSolve finds the desired result, at least in v12.2:
sol = DSolve[{leqn, bc1, bc2}, u[r, θ], {r, θ}, Assumptions -> 1 <= r <= 3][[1]]
(*
{u[r, θ] -> -((531441 (-1 + r^24) Cos[12 θ])/(564859072960 r^12)) + Log[r]/
   Log[9] - ((-9 + r^2) Sin[θ])/(8 r)}
 *)

However, this may be a coincidence. Though not explicitly documented, according to the examples in the document of DSolve, when b.c. in certain direction is missing, it seems that DSolve will simply assume the problem is defined in an unbounded domain i.e. perhaps DSolve has assumed $θ∈(−∞,+∞)$ in this case.
Let's verify the guess. Suppose $θ∈(−∞,+∞)$ and the solution is finite, then a standard technique to eliminate derivative of $\theta$ is to apply FourierTransform in $\theta$ direction. I'll use the ft defined in this post to facilitate the coding:
(* Definition of ft isn't included in this post,
   please find it in the link above. *)
tset = ft[{leqn, bc1, bc2}, θ, w] /. HoldPattern@FourierTransform[a_, __] :> a

tsol = DSolve[tset, u[r, θ], r][[1, 1, -1]]

solFourier =
 1/Sqrt[2 Pi] Integrate[tsol Exp[-I w θ], {w, -Infinity, Infinity}] // FullSimplify

(*
1/8 ((4 Log[r])/Log[3] + (9/r - r) Sin[θ] -
   4 Cos[12 θ] Csch[12 Log[3]] Sinh[12 Log[r]])
 *)

ref[r, θ] == solFourier // Simplify
(* True *)

I've used Integrate instead of InverseFourierTransform to calculate the inverse Fourier transform, because tsol triggers a bug of InverseFourierTransform, at least in v12.2.
As we can see, in this case the solution in unbounded domain happens to be the same as that determined by periodic b.c.. Not sure if there's a deeper reason for the coincidence, though.

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Take a look at the Epson GTS50 and the Xerox Documate 3125.
I started with the ScanSnap but like you mentioned, you must use the Fujitsu software.
The other 2 I have just installed with the downloaded drivers.
I use the Neat Scanner at home because I do like the software.
Fantastic - thank you so much for your reply to this! It's so hard to tell which scanners require their own software in order to function, so this is very helpful. I probably won't be purchasing one for a few months, but as soon as I do I'll be sure to post back with my results.
So I'm finally about to purchase a new scanner and both of the ones you mentioned look good. Is there one in particular you like over the other? I'd love to hear any thoughts you might have. I'll be using it to scan color photos to JPG's and text documents to searchable PDF's with my own software, so any software they come with doesn't matter a ton to me (other than the drivers of course!) So yeah, if you're liking one over the other I'd be interested to know. Thanks!!
Not really, I have 4 Xerox 3125's and 5 Epson GTS50's and I haven't really had an issue with anyone of them and we do hundreds of page scans per week, some can easily be over aa thousand and they just keep doing their jobs. Both have changeable wheels and springs (the mechanisms that feed the paper) so if they ever wear out you can easily pop out the old and insert a new one.
I know for sure the Xerox came with extra parts in the box, it's been so long since I bought an Epson I can't remember but either one should easily do what you need them to do.
Although I do like the OneTouch software/driver that comes with the Xerox.
It has 2 buttons on the front of the scanner that you can program to do things and auto save to a particular file folder on your computer.
ie: We can put a stack of 30 pages in the scanner and press the physical button on the front and walk away, come back and the PDF's are saved to a folder.
The Epson may even be able to but I know for sure the Xerox can do this.
Thanks again for your feedback with this! I ended up going with the Xerox and so far I really love it. I just installed the driver and haven't yet looked at their own software, but it's great to be able to use the same scanning software that I already use with my flatbed scanner. Makes for a much more consistent experience with all the things I scan regularly which is very nice.
The hardware itself is great. It definitely scans a bit faster than my older scanner and I've had far fewer paper jams or other issues like that. In fact the one jam I had was when I was testing the feed by purposely increasing the amount of paper it can hold. (Needless to say I found it and it's pretty high - roughly 20 pages usually). The scans are also super clear. All in all I'm very happy - thanks again for your advice! I'd definitely recommend this to anyone else looking for something similar.


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Q: Unexpected border on Stack Overflow code sections with IE11 A code section like this:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)

Often (but not always) is rendered like this (with an unexpected 1 pixel solid line on the left):

I saw this strange behavior only on IE11 on Windows 8.1 (I tried both with Chrome and IE10 on Windows 7 and I never saw it, I don't know about IE11 on Windows 7).
EDIT The scroll bar on the bottom is standard Windows 8 scroll bar. It seems line appears only when horizontal scroll bar is present, for example this code:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)

It won't have line but this code will have:
for (int i = 0; i < 10; ++i)
{
    cout << "This is a very long line of text, it won't fit on one single line! Number #" << i << endl;
}

It's rendered like this:

Note that if long line is "alone" (in this case without { and }) then line won't appear. Moreover sometimes (even for same text) is visible and sometimes not (randomly both in preview and in page).
EDIT 2 This seems to be an IE11 bug, during scrolling that black line appears (few moments) even in horizontal. I didn't understand how this is related to SO's CSS (see comments) and I didn't see it with other sites but I saw sometimes is a dashed line and scrolling page it becomes solid again. I would say it's not a problem for SO's developers...


(Atlanta, GA) – Noise rock powerhouse WHORES announced a short run of southeastern dates before heading into the studio to record their highly anticipated full-length debut. The dates include shows with JUCIFER, TORCHE and PRIMATE and begin January 25 in Charleston, SC. A complete list of dates is included below.
WHORES unleashed their debut EP, Ruiner, via Brutal Panda Records and quickly built a reputation for their intense live shows. Ruiner is currently available for streaming via the band's official Bandcamp page.
1/27 – Wilmington, NC @ Reggie's 42nd St. Tavern w/ S.O.L.
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Beyond the Blue Horizon je deveti studijski album ameriškega jazzovskega kitarista Georga Bensona, ki je izšel maja 1971. To je njegov prvi album, ki je izšel pri založbi CTI Records.

Sprejem
Recenzor portala AllMusic, Richard S. Ginell, je o albumu zapisal: "Creed Taylor je pri tem albumu pustil Bensona samega z majhno spremljevalno skupino. Rezultat je bil odličen jazz session, kjer je bil Benson dorasel izzivu turbulentne ritem sekcije, ki so jo sestavljali Jack DeJohnette, Ron Carter in Clarence Palmer. Benson si je očitno toliko domač z igranjem DeJohnetta kot s soulom in jazzom, njegov ton je bolj provokativen."

Seznam skladb

Osebje

Glasbeniki
 George Benson – kitara
 Clarence Palmer – orgle
 Ron Carter – bas
 Jack DeJohnette – bobni
 Michael Cameron – tolkala
 Albert Nicholson – tolkala

Produkcija
 Inženiring: Rudy Van Gelder, Robert Honablue
 Oblikovanje: Bob Ciano
 Fotografije: Pete Turner, Chuck Stewart

Sklici in opombe

Albumi leta 1971
Albumi Georga Bensona

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Trump Unveiling His 'Dumb' New Burn/Nickname For Ron DeSantis Has Sparked Fiery Backlash From Longtime Allies And Supporters
Jennifer WoodContributing WriterTwitter
Donald Trump once infamously declared that "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn't lose any voters," and few people have ever thought to challenge the statement. Just one month before the 2016 election, audio leaked of the one-time reality TV star bragging about grabbing women "by the p***y," yet he went on to win. Given the many atrocities the former president has inflicted upon the American people over the past several years — including allegedly inciting the January 6th insurrection that resulted in the deaths of nearly 10 people (not to mention at least 928 arrests) — many people assumed there was simply no line the former The Apprentice host could cross to alienate his followers… until now.
On Saturday, as Insider reports, Trump was in Pennsylvania stumping for fellow Republicans like senatorial candidate/New Jersey Boy Dr. Mehmet Oz when he debuted one of the childish nicknames he often likes to bestow on his enemies and opponents, and in this case that was Florida governor Ron DeSantis — or, in Trumpspeak, "Ron DeSanctimonious," which: 1. He clearly didn't come up with on his own, as "sanctimonious" is a five-syllable word and 2. Might not be the insult Trump intended as the "De" in front of his name seems to imply the negative. But we'll assume that Trump doesn't put this same sort of deep thinking into his cutesy little monikers.
If it sounded off-the-cuff to anyone in the audience, The New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman has got news for you: He's been testing it out for weeks, which to many is a sure sign that Trump fully expects to be facing off against DeSantis should he finally announce his intention to run for president again in 2024.
And most likely not a total coincidence but Roger Stone, who's been most aggressively attacking DeSantis in public, wrote in a Truth Social post several days ago, "@realDonaldTrump's endorsement MADE Ron DeSanctimonius Governor #ingrate."
— Maggie Haberman (@maggieNYT) November 6, 2022
If it's true that Trump has been beta-testing the appellation, one thing he may not have previously encountered — or expected — was the immense backlash he received from it. As The Daily Beast reports, within hours of Trump declaring the Florida Man "DeSanctimonious," a number of longtime MAGA allies and supporters seemed to have turned on their former leader.
Piers Morgan took a few minutes away from obsessing over Meghan Markle to weigh in, calling it a "bizarre decision for Trump to mock DeSantis right before the mid-terms," while others made their preference for Trump vs. DeSantis painfully clear.
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— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) November 6, 2022
Calling it now, DeSantis is going to run, and he's going to beat Trump badly
This is just weak https://t.co/fsOM2ouvSN
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Attacking DeSantis just days before midterms is giving major insecurity.
Trump isn't and never has been a team player. https://t.co/DXOhc6LYEp
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Many were on the fence between Trump vs. DeSantis '24 before tonight but I'm guessing more people fall into the DeSantis camp after this.
It's a good time to remind folks of Trump's bragging about that shitty "vaccine" & falling in line with lockdowns while Florida remained free https://t.co/5TXx805OMt
— Keith Malinak AtTheMicShow.com (@KeithMalinak) November 6, 2022
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— PatriotMomUSA 🇺🇸 (@PatriotMomUSA1) November 6, 2022
Though a Trump spokesperson did not reply to The Daily Beast's request for comment on Saturday night, the site previously reported — courtesy of a Trump adviser — that "Trump's going to end up doing to DeSantis and his wife what he did to Cruz and his wife."
(Via The Daily Beast)
Topics: #Donald TrumpTags: ANGRY CONSERVATIVES, Bad Nicknames, donald trump, mockery, Ron DeSanctimonious, Ron DeSantis


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1 07:56 Jacksonville State - SLOTA,Jerry 4 yd pass from BLANCHARD,Coty. (ESCO,James kick is good).
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Louis Rosen: Pacific Overtures – A Conversation with Librettist/ Originator John Weidman
Posted on November 25, 2020 by Alix Cohen in Playing Around
Pacific Overtures received enough mixed reviews in Boston to know it was in trouble. Before he became the most important producing director in theater, Hal Prince had been a stage manager. "He was cool as a cucumber," Weidman recalls. "Everyone had assignments. What was at stake for him was enormous. There were things in the book that got cut; the opening number was simplified. Reviews were better in Washington. We were all thinking everyone had done his work."
In the 1976 review of its Broadway premiere, Walter Kerr of The New York Times called the musical "neither East nor West,"a piece which "no amount of performing, or of incidental charm, can salvage." Clive Barnes applauded aspects of it and its ambitions, but the critic's use of "pretty" to describe music and lyrics is a surface perspective of complex underpinnings achieving provocative results. To many musical theater fans, including host Louis Rosen (and myself), Pacific Overtures showcases some of its creators' best and most intriguing work. The original production was cast entirely with men.
Today's illuminating discussion takes us through the musical song by song.
John Weidman had completed a degree from Harvard in East Asian studies. It was the early 1970s and unsure what he wanted to do, the young man began Yale Law School. "I didn't want to be a lawyer, but it gave me a library in which to hide and be a writer." His father Jerome Weidman had won (with George Abbott) the Pulitzer Prize in Drama for Fiorello, undoubtedly casting a long shadow. At Yale, John wrote Pacific Overtures, a story of first intrusions/effects of the outside world on Japan as the Japanese might've perceived it. This was his first play. "I knew what it looked like on the page, capitalize the character name and indent," he quips deadpan.
The collegian wrote to Hal Prince whom he'd met as a youngster, inquiring about a job in the producer's office, adding he'd written a play. Weidman knew what he was doing. Prince had no opening, asked to see the work, and agreed to produce and direct it. "Hal was known as someone willing to collaborate with untested talent. Boris Aaronson, Prince's go-to designer was stumped as to what it would look like onstage. The producer recognized that his collaborator identified a problem he hadn't seen. He decided it should be a musical." (JW)
Rosen asks about the role Prince played. JW: "Hal was the hub of the wheel and the show's fundamental creative impulse." Weidman and Sondheim had conversations, Prince and Sondheim had conversations. The latter were best friends. It apparently took some time for Sondheim to be convinced this was a good idea. By all reports Prince could be very persuasive. Prince and Sondheim took a trip to Japan.
In Mark Horowitz's book Sondheim on Music: Minor Details and Major Decisions, we learn that in the upper righthand corner of a lyric page, the composer/lyricist was in the habit of writing a phrase designating what he was trying to achieve. On Pacific Overtures' opening number he wrote "a hymn to order-nature."
LR: "Sondheim makes a point of establishing a culture for an audience that might be unfamiliar with it, especially as it was in 1853. JW: "Forty-five years ago it's hard to overstate how little people knew about all things Japanese. A suggestion that people ate raw fish was difficult to believe." LR: "The American impression of Japan was that of a place that manufactured cheap, poorly made products. Steve was asked if he was aware of its culture before the project. His answer was 'no.' It was Weidman that introduced him to it – and the trip that he and Prince took."
Pacific Overtures starts in 1853. Weidman and Rosen point out the astonishing amount of information conveyed in its opening: In the middle of the world we float, /In the middle of the sea./The realities remain remote/In the middle of the sea…Things are being done/Somewhere out there, not here./Here we paint screens…The number's content goes on to indicate isolation, tradition – especially that of looking back not forward, reverence for nature, humility, honor, the integration of art. We listen to the song.
Sondheim cited the inspiration of a screen he saw at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The first panel was blank, the second had only a part of a bird's tail, the third showed the rest of the bird and a tree. Theirs, he said, "is the ultimate culture of less is more."
Rosen contrasts the approach of Rodgers and Hammerstein to The King and I. Many of those songs could be picked up and put in another musical or presented (they were) as stand-alones. This is untrue of Sondheim's highly specific score. "Steve said when he came back from Japan, he brought a 3LP set of court music that came with a long, detailed booklet about Japanese music, written in Japanese which he had translated. He researched Japanese instrumentation and the difference in tonal scales, particularly the minor pentatonic scale, the essence of Japanese music. He absorbed it." LR
"There is No Other Way," Weidman reminds us, "is a song about certain social conventions (in this place at that time) that prevented people from saying things to each other. Kayama, a lowly prefect has been assigned to go out to the Americans (in the harbor) and tell them they have to leave. The assumption is, (as sacrificial lamb), he'll be disgraced. He has to inform his wife." Two Observers describe the scene and sing her thoughts and words. As in Japanese culture, the female is muted. Muffled drum rhythm dictates movement very like Kabuki. It's slow, graceful, and precise with pauses that never feel empty.
Sondheim has often said everything starts from the language of the book. JW: "One of my tasks was to create a language that seemed as if it represented another time and another place, formal, not casual or colloquial." LR: "Steve saw haiku as inspiration for certain lyrics purposefully avoiding all words derived from romance languages in order to achieve the tone. Imagery is unlike anything else he'd previously written. Capturing the rhythms of another language is a dauntingly high bar to set." "Four Black Dragons" is woven into a bigger scene. Early versions contained vignettes within the song that Weidman later removed to allow for better flow.
We listen to the original Broadway version. The song has a relentless processional feel. "Hai! Hai! Hai!" emulates gulls. Allusion to birds occurs throughout the piece. "…and I thought it was the end of the world-and it was!" foretells what follows.
Weidman sees the story as revolving around two men. Manjiro is a fisherman who, lost at sea, was rescued by Americans and lived in Boston, picking up U.S. habits before returning to Japan. In the course of the play he transitions back to his country's prevailing customs and ideology. Kayama, on the other hand, moves forward with the times, assimilating western attributes and conventions. Eventually there's an ideological parting of the ways. This happens so gradually, you can almost see them pass going in opposite directions.
JW: "Chrysanthemum Tea" is a freestanding song that stopped the plot. It has the subliminal vibe of a Jewish mother trying to decide what to do with her nitwitted son. CSC (Classic Stage Company) took this out in their recent revival. People missed it, but I think it was a successful experiment." "If the tea the Shogun drank will/Serve to keep the Shogun tranquil…" is genially sung as the passive ruler, having taken to his bed, is poisoned day after day. Rosen decides he'll leave it out of today's session as well. We move on to "Poems."
JW: "Manjiro has given Kayama an idea of how not to be defeated by the situation. They're walking back to his house relieved and bonded…" Sondheim's made a point of saying his poems are imitation Haiku (not exact in required syllables.) They work wonderfully in the song. "I used the haiku form at several places in the book, but I've taken those out," Weidman comments. Perhaps another case of the composer/ lyricist's admitted raiding of libretto. Nature pervades; Manjiro refers to America as a parallel to Kayama's wife. Having received no news of her husband for many days, however, his wife has committed seppuku. The next song radically shifts mood.
Manjiro's plan involves placing a walkway of tatami mats in a little cove at Kanagowa so that the Americans never touch Japanese soil. A local madam instructs her girls (prostitutes) in the ways of foreigners. "Welcome to Kanagowa:" "With all my flowers disappearing/In alarm/ I've been reduced to commandeering/From the farm./But with appropriate veneering Even green wood has its charm." Sexual positions are deftly alluded to without being indiscreet. Weidman tells us they eventually let women play women's roles which "invited the audience into an easier relationship." Sondheim continues to tinker with lyrics feeling too few get the jokes.
"Someone in a Tree" is next. It seems to be an elaboration of if a tree falls in the forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? History is incomplete without an observer. Sondheim wrote that he loves "its ambition, its attempt to condense past, present and future- all based on a five page scene by Weidman." Weidman interjects they could hardly just have Commodore Perry come ashore and hand over a document. Sondheim's splendid imagination instead conjured point of view from a warrior hidden beneath a treaty house who could hear but not see, a boy in a tree who could see and not hear, and the boy as an old man remembering back.
The original play is contained within the musical's first act. "Please, Hello," an accurate representation of the succession of countries who began to trade with Japan opens Act II. Every piece of music exemplifies that which we associate with the countries – examples include John Philip Sousa for America, Gilbert and Sullivan for England… yet lyrics are completely incongruous.
"A Bowler Hat" is the number that balances and resolves the two directions in which Manjiro and Kayama are going," Weidman notes. "I wrote this in a series of letters. Steve chose to write around them. It please me that so much of my language is still in the piece: "I wear a bowler hat./They send me wine./The house is far too grand./I've bought a new umbrella stand./Today I visited the church beside the shrine…"
Rosen inquires about "Pretty Lady," the song sung by three British sailors. JW: "We're barreling towards the crisis. We needed one event that would epitomize several, so the sailors' misunderstanding is appropriate. In 1976, they projected easy charm, subsequent productions find them more threatening." Though understandings are politically established, tensions remain. LR: "What strikes me is the music's beauty, which offers no hint of the undercurrent of what's actually happening which is something so ugly. Steve just writes this gorgeous round. If I recall, the father comes out and kills one of the sailors."
JW: "Correct. Fifteen years have passed. The show then flips to Kayama and his party on the way to court attacked by masked assassins, one of whom is Manjiro. The puppet (literally) emperor resolves modernization in the kinetic "Next." LR: "Steve describes this number as being vaguely rock based to distinguish it from the earlier part of the score. JW: "I rewrite it continually to keep up with statistics/the times. The Japanese bought The Empire State Building, a league home run baseball record was set by a Japanese man. I'd weave this kind of thing in.
Rosen and Weidman agree that Pacific Overtures has never been the most popular show in Sondheim's canon. It requires an Asian cast and is challenging. The host points to political thinking with which the composer/lyricist hadn't been involved before, something likely originating with Weidman's play.
An audience member asks whether its creators were concerned about Pacific Overtures appealing only to a narrow audience. "No," Weidman responds. "That Hal Prince thought this was a good idea is a reflection of his courage and his arrogance. A hit didn't have to run for years then and he might've felt if the work was good, people would come." "His arrogance was one of his greatest assets," Rosen adds smiling.
Asked about his bucket list, Weidman says "I wanted to write a show about The Paris Peace Conference of 1919, which I still think would make a great musical. It's an astonishing story with amazing characters." LR: "It sounds like another really natural commercial opportunity missed, John." JW: "The problem is that if you're not gonna write it with Stephen Sondheim, who are you gonna write it with?!"
A terrific session delivered by two talented, old friends. Meaty and enlightening.
Pacific Overtures filmed live on Broadway – dark, but it gives you an impression. Watch on YouTube.
JOHN WEIDMAN has written books for a wide variety of musicals, among them three with scores by Stephen Sondheim: Pacific Overtures, Assassins and Road Show; Contact, co-created with director/choreographer Susan Stroman; Happiness, score by Scott Frankel and Michael Korie, Take Flight and Big, scores by Richard Maltby Jr. and David Shire; the new book, co-authored with Timothy Crouse, for the Lincoln Center Theater/Roundabout Theatre/National Theatre revivals of Cole Porter's Anything Goes, and Arrabal, score by Gustavo Santaolalla, directed and co-choreographed by Sergio Trujillo. He's currently working on a musical adaptation of the movie Norma Rae with composer/ lyricists Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal.
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Exclusive Interview with Yana Novikova about 'The Tribe'
Posted on April 12, 2018 by The Ultimate Rabbit
Yana Novikova is one of the stars of the critically acclaimed Ukrainian drama "The Tribe" which was written and directed by Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy. It opens up on a shy young boy named Sergey (Grigoriy Fesenko) who has just arrived at a boarding school for the deaf, and he soon finds himself being initiated into the school's gang which deals heavily in robbery, bribery and prostitution. But just as he becomes like any other member, he falls in love with one of his female classmates, Anna (Yana Novikova), and this triggers a series of events which in turn leads to an unnerving and unforgettable conclusion.
The cast of "The Tribe" is made up of deaf, non-professional actors, and it contains no subtitles and no narration. Yana has one of the movie's most challenging roles as her character works after school as a prostitute in order to save up money for a visa. She dives into her role fearlessly, and it's a role which required a lot from her in terms of nudity and raw emotions. That's not even to mention the scene where Anna gets an abortion, a subject which remains taboo in many societies.
It was a great pleasure for me to talk with Yana back in 2014 while she was in Los Angeles, and she was joined by two sign language interpreters who helped bring her beautifully long answers to light. For a first time actress, she gives an exceptionally brave performance.
Ben Kenber: How were you cast in "The Tribe?"
Yana Novikova: During my time in Belarus, which was my hometown, I was going to college and was studying engineering, tailoring and was busy with my studies. There was an acting program nearby. I was not involved with that, but I was called by a friend of mine about the fact that in Kiev, Ukraine they had a college for the deaf. So the Ukrainian friend of mine was telling me about how they had acting classes and you could learn about dance and movement and things like that. My friend told me that there was an audition taking place in Kiev, Ukraine, and it was in two weeks. So, I had two weeks to prepare for this audition before I flew out to Kiev. To start my preparation of my rehearsal I had to tell my parents about the audition, and at first my mom said no, absolutely not. She was shocked this was my plan that I wanted to do. She said, "You don't have friends out there in Kiev. Do you even know the city?" So mom was very concerned. "You can't drop out of college, you know? You are working on getting your degree" at the college I was attending at Belarus. I had to strongly express to her that, even though I was involved in my studies at college, I really wanted to get into acting. My mom told me repeatedly no and I had to calm her down and convince her, so I changed my story a little bit and told my mom that I was going to be visiting friends in Kiev. So, I had to lie a little bit and I did everything secretive. But I made my preparations, I flew to Kiev and stayed with a group of deaf friends and there was a group of writers there. I didn't know who the writer was, I didn't know who the director was, but that director was looking at who had auditioned. He was just sort of incognito. We didn't know that he was there and he was watching all this. I got completely involved and completely absorbed in rehearsing in preparing for the audition. They tell me that, after the audition, they were going to be selecting three people and I was like, "Three people? That's it, out of this whole group of 10?" They said there's just not enough scholarship money to audition for this program. There's only enough scholarship money to accept three deaf people for this acting program. I was so upset when I wasn't chosen. I cried and I asked them questions about why I wasn't selected, "What were you looking for? Were you more concerned about my logistical issues about living so far away? Was that an issue; would I be able to pay for the dorm or not or things like that? What were the selections based on?" And they said, "Well you're better off staying in Belarus and continuing on with your college and your studies." And I said, "No, my heart is not in engineering. My heart is not in sewing and tailoring. I really want to get into acting." So we went back and forth and back and forth, and they repeatedly told me no and that they were not selecting me. But the director, who was present, made time and came up to me and said "Well perhaps if you're willing to fly to Kiev for the next production and try out for that audition, we have an audition for another project coming up called The Tribe." So, I ultimately did that. I flew back to Kiev and auditioned. There were about 300 people who auditioned for the film, a long line of people all deaf. They took photographs of us as part of the audition process, they got our profiles and everything, they got information, and after the audition they told us to check the Internet to look and see if your name shows up on the list to see if you were selected. So, for about a week I kept my close eye on the casting list, and when I finally saw my name on that list and that I was chosen I was thrilled. During that process there was actually another very small film project that was going on that I was given a very, very small role in. It gave me an opportunity to do some rehearsal and do some practice in the role as a boy actually, a little rebellious boy character. So I had this real short, small role in this other project, so while I was filming and preparing for that, the director really took a hard look at me and evaluated me during that whole process, and then in September I was already chosen for my role in The Tribe. I was so happy. I completely dropped out of college and I told one of my professors and he was like, "Why are you quitting? You don't like college? You don't like what you're doing?" And I said, "No. I'm actually an actress and I'm getting into acting." And I let the professor know that I got a job and the professor was like, "Are you joking?" I said, "No I'm actually going to be acting in a film." So, once I did that I went home and packed, and still my mom didn't know at that time what had taken place and that I was chosen for this film. So I was in the middle of my packing process and mom came in and said, "What are you doing?" And I said, "Well I was chosen to be an actress in a film." My mom said, "Are you joking? You dropped out of college and you are completely shifting your plan?" I said yeah and my mom obviously got very, very upset and told me no I don't want you to do this. So I ignored what she told me and I flew to the Ukraine and started filming The Tribe, and I actually didn't see my parents for the whole month of September. I did stay in contact with my parents, but I didn't see them in person. Once the production was done, I found out that it was chosen to be shown at the Cannes Film Festival and won some awards and things like that. Finally, through that process and learning about that on the Internet, my parents finally started to believe in me and that's when the nudity issue came up and that I had to be nude in the film. I said, "Well mom and dad, that's part of the acting work and life." So I was so happy that finally I was actually a real actress and that I was a real thing."
BK: Speaking of the nudity, you were asked to do some things that are not easy for any actor to do. How did you manage to get comfortable with the actors and the crew during the scenes where you had to be nude?
YN: The very first scene, I was just nude from the top up when the boy pushed the new student into our dorm room. But the script actually said that I was just going to be wearing a small little bra type thing, so that was what I was expecting at first during the filming of the first scene. And the director said, "Well actually, do you mind… Let's time out for a second. I think the scene would do better with nude from the top up without the bra." So I was like whoa, really? That was really overwhelming. I was upset at that point. I considered myself an actress and I wanted to get into my role, but I wasn't expecting that. The director and his wife, they talked me down and calmed me down and said this was part of acting, "You don't need to feel uncomfortable. Just focus on the beauty of the film in its entirety." They gave me some different films to watch and to help get myself more into my preparation and into the role to help give me some ideas, and there is one specific French film called "Blue is the Warmest Color." That specific film I watched and it had a significant impact on me. That really, really got me to change my point of view. The director decided to tell me more about the film itself which also went to the Cannes Film Festival and explained the process it had gone through, and I was full of questions about it. So, after seeing and learning more about that movie, "Blue is the Warmest Color," I started to ask Myroslav, "So is it possible that 'The Tribe' could be that successful? Could it make it to Cannes and have the same level of success that the French film for that?" At that point in the whole process I hadn't been finally selected for that full role, so we were just in rehearsals in that part of the process. So then when it was suggested to me that I watch that other film and started asking Myroslav those questions, it was at that point in time that my point of view completely changed. I got completely into the role during the rehearsals and everything, and I decided at that point I was fine with going with Miroslav's direction of going full nude, and I wanted to prove to him that I could do it and that I was capable and that the film could make it to Cannes. So, it was a change in my point of view and my focus. During the scene where Sergey and I had to practice nudity, what we did to rehearse for that part was that we got into the nudity slowly so day by day by day we would remove more and more clothing as we rehearsed that scene. So we did all the rehearsal and then the actual filming took place, and finally everything just came together. Everything just melded so we filmed, and little by little by little by little the clothes came off as part of the filming process of that scene, and after we had done that scene it was no problem for me. We just completely filmed the whole thing, and then the next scene was the sex scene where we were in the 69 position. Our characters really grew. We became closer with one another and love developed. Our characters started to love one another, and love requires so many different ingredients and all these small and different elements being in tune with one another and showing that connection to the camera. Both myself and Sergey, it was our very, very first experience doing that type of thing and we were able to connect, and the rest is history.
BK: Another big scene for your character is when she has the abortion, and it's a very brave scene in the movie. Myroslav explained to me that it was all an illusion, but your acting and the nurse there made it seem very real. How did you go about preparing for that particular scene?
YN: Thank you for that complement on that scene. When I learned that the abortion scene was part of the film, I didn't have a problem doing it. I knew that it was part of the movie, but the challenge for me was that I didn't have any real life experience with an abortion. So I had to do my research. I checked on the Internet, I interviewed and spoken to other women who had been through that experience and I tried to incorporate all those different elements into myself and then actually put those into that very scene. The other girl who was active in the film, she and I were in the same boat. She had never had that personal experience, so she and I and a director went to an actual medical clinic where they do those types of things, and the doctor there shared with us everything we needed to know about the abortion process. So, when the filming began the very next morning, it was a very long day. There were many, many takes and many retakes. We had to start from the beginning of the scene, walk-in and take off my clothing and go through the emotional part of it; the crying and the whole thing. And then we had to cut many, many times. We had to stop. Filming that scene went from morning until night. We went through a lot of tissues. I went through a lot of tissues that day. I was completely exhausted. I had to really try my best to conserve my energy before filming and then film the scene, be completely exhausted and then try and find that energy again and film the emotional parts again. It was exhausting and at that time I was trying to connect with the character and going through that abortion experience, and as a woman I tried to really reflect what it was really like and really tried to show it accurately. The director really worked with me to really draw out my genuine emotions to reflect that character. The goal was so that the audience could connect with that character and really connect with what she was really going through, and that scene was very, very important. It had a big impact in the movie. It actually was showing the beauty of what that person was going through. That's how I would describe it. It was very, very hard work, and it was something I wanted to share.
BK: Were you aware from the get-go that this movie was going to be shown without subtitles or any narration, and how did you feel about that?
YN: I definitely was aware of that fact and I thought it was cool. I liked it because, for myself, when I watch a film I don't like to look at the action and then have to look down and read. It's work to do that to watch a film. It's almost impossible sometimes to get everything all at once. I thought it was cooler because then the audience could really focus on the actual character and all the different elements of the character and really get into that, and so I absolutely completely supported Myroslav in his position to make the film without subtitles.
BK: It's great because, even if you don't know sign language, you still get the gist of what's going on in the movie from scene to scene.
YN: Yes, absolutely. You get the gist, you get the story, you get the emotion, you see the facial expressions and all of that is obvious. It's impossible to not understand from the beginning to the very, very end. It's a very colorful film. It's easy to understand. Everything is right there and presented visually for you. It's like a person kind of going through and really experiencing that life and gives them that idea of getting into that story.
BK: In the end this is not a movie about deaf people but about people trapped in a situation that does not offer them an easy escape, and that's what's great about it. It's not about one kind of people because it's really universal in its themes.
YN: Yes, it is universal, absolutely. It's both. It incorporates the deaf world and there was no interpreting needed actually. You understand the concepts and it's beautiful. There's no interpretation of language and it applies to all walks of life and the emotional parts of it as well. It applies to everyone. The emotions are universal. Everyone feels the same emotions. It's very explicit.
I want to thank Yana very much for taking the time to talk with me. "The Tribe" is now available to own and rent on DVD, Blu-ray and Digital. For those movie buffs who are very interested in having a unique cinematic experience, this is a must see.
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Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash are an Americana/alternative country band led by singer Mark Stuart.

The band formed in San Diego, California in 1995. They received permission to use Cash's name by Cash himself and were then personally invited to record songs for their first CD Walk Alone at Cash's home in Hendersonville, Tennessee.  The Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash have opened for Merle Haggard, and Willie Nelson at his annual 4th of July concert, and shared the stage with such notables as Buck Owens, John Hiatt, Lucinda Williams, George Jones, and Steve Earle.

Members
 Mark Stuart – vocals, guitar
 Vance Hazen – bass guitar
 Lars Albrect – guitar
 Jim Adair – drums

 Former members
 Dean Cote – guitar
 Joey Galvan – drums
 Clark Stacer – bass guitar
 Buzz Campbell – guitar
 Johnny D'Artenay – bass guitar
 Alex Watts – guitar
 Scott B. Hall – steel guitar/dobro
 Jeff Roberts – bass guitar

Discography
 Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash (1996, BSOJC) their "6-song Demo EP"
 Lasso Motel (1999, BSOJC) original issue with a total of 9 songs
 Walk Alone (2001, Ultimatum Music/Artemis) reissue of Lasso Motel with 3 new recordings added on for a total of 12 songs; reissued later with a new total of 14 songs.
 Distance Between (2002, Ultimatum Music/Artemis)
 Live at the Belly Up (2003 [rel. 2009], Texacali)
 Mile Markers (2005, Texacali/Emergent/92e)
 Live at Muhle Hunzigen (2006, Texacali) DVD
 Road to Texacali (2007, Paul!/Radio Blast Recordings) compilation of Walk Alone, Distance Between, and Mile Markers.
 Live in Sweden (2008, Texacali) DVD
 Bend in the Road as Mark Stuart & the Bastard Sons (2009, Texacali/Dualtone)
 New Old Story (2013, Randm Records)

References

 [ Biography] at Allmusic

External links

American alternative country groups
Musical groups established in 1995
Musical groups from San Diego
Musical quartets
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This car suited my needs perfectly. I needed a fuel efficient car that was also fun to drive. I liked the configuration of the cargo space for when I transport my bike inside the vehicle. I used to drive an Acura Integra GS-R, and while this has no where near the power, it does feel like it shares "DNA". It is "zippy" and handles great. However it does feel under-powered and twitchy on the interstates. During the winter I mount Nokian Hakkapeliitta R2s all around (I bought an extra set of wheels) and with those on the car it handles great in the snow. Almost more fun to drive in the snow than the AWD Outback I traded in.
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Crash kills 1, injures 3 in Sharptown, Maryland
On Behalf of Cohen, Snyder, Eisenberg & Katzenberg, P.A. | Aug 15, 2016 | Car Accidents
A recent single-car accident in Sharptown, Maryland, took the life of a 17-year-old girl and left three others injured.
The crash occurred on Sharptown Road about 10 p.m., when the vehicle carrying the four teenagers left the roadway and struck a tree. The three that were injured, all teenage boys between the ages of 14 and 17, were hospitalized at Peninsula Regional Medical Center. The girl, was pronounced dead at the same hospital, which is located in Salisbury.
According to police, alcohol does not have appeared to have had a role in the crash, although the Maryland State Police are still investigating the incident. A lieutenant with the state police said, "We aren't releasing the driver's name because we're waiting for the state's attorney to decide whether they're pressing charges." The lieutenant did not say what charges are under consideration.
The 17-year-old girl attended James M. Bennett High School in Wicomico County. The school posted on Facebook, saying, "It is with a heavy heart that we share with you the loss of one of our students. [The student] was involved in a car accident that took her life Monday night. [The student] was an amazing student who will be greatly missed! Please keep [the student's] family in your thoughts and prayers."
The death of someone so young is tragic. The effects of her death on her family, friends and the community will be felt for a long time. Even if no criminal charges are filed, the victims and their families may choose to proceed with personal injury and wrongful death lawsuits against the driver. An attorney experienced in personal injury can provide advice and guidance to those who wish to seek compensation.
Source: Delmarvanow.com, "Teen killed in Sharptown crash identified," Reed Shelton, Aug. 03, 2016


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We left about 11 for a trek to an all pedestrian street, Rue Cler near the Eiffel Tower with the intention of eating at a famous brasserie on rue St. Dominique called La Fontaine de Mars where President Obama ate when he visited Paris. After perusing the menu, we found it pretty expensive for our lunch budget and opted to go next door to a cute little place called Brasserie St. Dominique. As usual, the toilette was "en haut" or upstairs with this tiny little winding stairway.
The area has some lovely architecture and one of the prettiest patisseries we've found.
Exquisite interior of this patisserie. Bernie asked if we could take a photo and the clerk said it would be $500 euros to which he replied, "That's pretty expensive!" And she said, "Well, there's two of us." She and Bernie had a good laugh.
We walked all the way to Le Tracadero across from the Eiffel Tower because there's not really a good Metro route between where we were and where we wanted to be. The Passy Cemetery is adjacent to the big traffic circle in front of Le Tracadero, but alas we couldn't find the entrance. As fate would have it, we turned right instead of left and ended up walking the entire perimeter before we finally come to the entrance, only one way in and one way out. It sits up on a high hill, surrounded by a huge retaining wall upon which this bas relief is carved and dedicated to those who died in World War I.
I hope you enjoy this tour of the beautiful Passy Cemetery, smaller than others we've seen but dotted with fantastic statues and stained glass. We were disappointed not to find the graves for Claude Debussy and Eduord Manet. Maybe another cooler day.
This is the daughter of the Shah of Iran.
The street sene of the day are these green toes!
We are not looking forward to our evening and trying to sleep in this sauna of an apartment!
Oh the miserable heat, but love the captivating cemetery shots. Heating up here again after a few pleasant days.
I'm worried about my little patio.
I leave tomorrow for the coast, but would be glad to check on your plants before heading out.
So sweet of you to offer, but not to worry. If they don't make, they can be replaced! we have a sprinkler system but just 3 days per week.
Sixty bucks at a local inn for one night of air conditioning?
More like a $100-125 for one night even in a 2-star.
Wonderful cemetery and photos! I would love just a tour of Paris cemeteries in cooler weather some day.
Green is not my thing, even seen green hair here!
The person with green fingernails here was handing me something at a meeting, and caught myself from say YUCK!
These are the most fabulous photos ever! I know that you are having your usual exquisite visit!
Love the fern print on your dress. Fern seems to be big in Paris right now. We saw it on dresses, tops, skirts, rompers and pants!
Wow, we thought it was hot while we were there for two weeks at the beginning of July. Our apartment was a sauna too. They provided us with one fan, but it wasn't enough, so off to Castorama for an additional one. I have noticed though that there is more air conditioning than there was the last time I was in Paris in July. I could actually feel the cool air in some of the department stores (prior if there was air, it was so minimal it was almost pointless), and I found more and more small shops and boutiques with the floor model a/c units with a white tube pointed out their door. Would have loved to have one of those in our little apartment!
I bought the fern-print dress when I thought my luggage was lost forever. Paid 23 euros for it! My kind of Paris shopping. Yes, our landlady promised that we would have air conditioning this year; instead we have two new fans. Hardly does the trick but you're right about cooler atmospheres in places like Les Galeries Lafayette, etc.
Seems long ago you were in chilly temps in Norway!
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thanks very much Linda. I look forward to these every summer.
But the thought helps! Rain expected on Friday night. Pray!!!
All ur posts allow.me to travel vicariously through Paris but this cemetery is somewhere I'd never go! I've enjoyed it all — many thanks to you & Bernie! Can't wait for Natalie's arrival!!
Your cemetery photos were very interesting and enjoyable as well. I'm most impressed with your cute shoes. I could no more walk all over Paris in anything that cute. It would be tennis shoes for me.
My arthritic toes can't take the heat of a closed toe shoe!
Such enjoyable photos….Thanks for sharing.


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BMKG warns of severe weather as Typhoon Goni inches toward South China Sea
Jakarta / Tue, November 3, 2020 / 06:40 pm
Dark clouds blanket Jakarta on Jan. 15, 2020. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan)
The Indonesian Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) has warned residents to brace for severe weather as Typhoon Goni, which recently lashed neighboring Philippines, moves toward the South China Sea.
BMKG deputy for climatology, Herizal, said Indonesia could be impacted by strong winds and thunderstorms in the coming days given that the typhoon had developed into a Category 5 tropical cyclone.
"Typhoon Goni, which has developed into a Category 5 tropical cyclone, is a call for caution because it may trigger high waves, thunderstorms and strong winds in several regions in Indonesia," Herizal said on Monday as quoted by tribunnews.com.
The typhoon, which originated on the western side of the Pacific Ocean, was predicted to pass through the Philippines and move toward the South China Sea over the next several days, he said.
Herizal further said that at least seven tropical cyclones and other similar phenomena have been recorded in the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea as of last month: Typhoon Chan-hom recorded on Oct. 2, Typhoon Linfa (Oct. 9), Typhoon Storm Nangka (Oct. 11), Typhoon Ofel (Oct. 13), Typhoon Saudel (Oct. 16), Tropical Depression 20W (Oct. 19), Typhoon Molave (Oct. 23), Typhoon Goni (Oct. 27), and Typhoon Atsani (Oct. 28).
"Tropical cyclones have much higher wind velocity than tropical storms," he added.
The agency previously called on the public to prepare for extreme weather and possible natural disasters as many parts of the country shift to the rainy season with higher precipitation due to the La Niña weather phenomenon. (rfa)


Since its inception to Cycle to Conquer ALS …For Those Who Care has started in the quaint little town of Silverton, Colorado. Settled in 1874 the current population is about 700, however, at peak tourists times the population can reach over 5000. Nestled in a beautiful valley, surrounded by majestic peaks you'll be starting day one at an elevation of 9,305 feet.
It is recommended to ALWAYS come prepared with the proper gear to handle rain, snow and inclement weather. 2015 was the first time the DEATH RIDE Tour ran into snow going up and down Red Mountain Pass.
Coming out of Silverton the first climb is Red Mountain Pass (Elevation 11,018). This pass straddles a divide that separates Ouray and San Juan counties. The pass is named for the nearby Red Mountain 1, 2 and 3 on the northeast side of the pass. The name is derived from the iron oxide laden rock that forms their slopes. The pass has a steep 8% grade (slope) on the north side facing Ouray, though the entire road is paved.
At times you may look towards cliffside, and see no road but only the valley 1,000 plus feet below. Many switchbacks and tight spots add to the difficulty. Roadside monuments mark where cars, trucks, semis and snowplows have plunged off the road, resulting in in death. The pass is traversed by the Million Dollar Highway, U.S. Highway 550 between Silverton and Ouray which is part of the San Juan Skyway Scenic Byway.
After passing through Ouray and Ridgway you'll come upon climb number two, Dallas Divide (Elevation 8,970 feet). The pass takes its name from Dallas Creek which drains the basin on the north side of Mount Sneffels into the Uncompahgre River. Be prepared to face the wind both on the climb and the decent, it just seems that is always the case.
Once over Dallas Divide and a nice decent the next town you'll come to is Placerville. Originally established as a small mining town named after the placer gold mines. The final 15.7 mile leg of Day One takes the tour along the San Miguel River with the last Aid Station at the beautiful San Juan Skyway - Keystone Hill Overlook. From there you'll descend into Telluride and if you wish - end at the famous Last Dollar Saloon in the heart of Telluride. This beautiful mountain town sits at an elevation of 8,750 feet.
Day two, the longest day of the tour, 111 miles, starts in Telluride from the Mountainside Inn. Telluride settled in 1878 has a current population of about 2,200 people with thousands of visitors throughout the winter for world class skiing and summer for events such as the Telluride Bluegrass Festival. Telluride is probably the most scenic of the cities visited on the DRT and stands at an elevation of 8,750 feet.
The USA Pro Cycling Challenge - "America's Race" came to Telluride in 2012 with the 111 mile Stage 1 going the opposite way that the DRT goes - Durango to Telluride. The pros did the 111 mile stage in 4 hours - 42 minutes won by American Tyler Farrar of Garmin Sharp Barracuda.
Twelve miles south of Telluride the tour comes up to the third of five passes on the ride, Lizard Head Pass - (Elevation 10,223 ft.) named after the spire of what looks like a Lizard head.
From Lizard Head Pass the tour now begins a nice long decent of approximately 71 miles through the towns of Ricco, Stoner, Dolores and Mancos before coming to a small climb at Hesperus Hill. This climbs seems like it last forever - especially since by the time you get here - you've already ridden about 95 miles.
The last 12 miles is a wonderful decent on U.S. Highway 160 into Durango. Durango was organized in 1880 by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad to serve the San Juan mining district.
Day two stopping point and luggage drop will be at the Historic Stratter Hotel. For history about the Stratter Hotel - click here.
A group dinner in Durango will also be planned. Contact Tour Director Barry Sopinsky if you are interested. Contact barry@deathridetour.com.
Our Day Three is the same course of the Iron Horse Classic. Iron Classic Information supplied from: www.ironhorsebicycleclassic.com. The Iron Horse Bicycle Classic is held annually over Memorial Day weekend.
The Iron Horse Bicycle Classic was the brain child of Tom Mayer and his older brother Jim. Jim worked as a brakeman on the D & R G W railroad which had run the steam powered locomotive between Durango and Silverton since the 1880's. Tom was a young bicycle enthusiast who grew up alongside the tracks to Silverton. As the train came by the house, the steam whistle screamed and Tom climbed on his trusty steel framed 10 speed and pedaled up over the rim of the old volcano and descended into caldera to the mining town of Silverton. The train takes a shorter and easier route, but with limited speed, so it is truly a race between man and machine. When Tom became strong enough to win, the bragging rights were his, and the whole town knew it.
In 1972 a group of 36 riders decided to celebrate the first run of the train in the spring by accepting the challenge. It's been all up hill since then. The Iron Horse has become one of the classic bicycle events in the country selling out in less than two days. Durango, the starting point, is certainly located between Denver, Albuquerque, Phoenix and Salt Lake City. The Iron Horse is an ideal early summer meeting of riders from each of these cycling centers as they attempt to bring home the glory to their own communities. In recent years the participants have come from every state and many foreign countries to ride the famed Iron Horse course. Each year thousands of riders will feel the thrill of descending into Silverton and looking to see if the train has arrived. Year after year, dedicated cyclists keep coming back to this epic event over Memorial Day weekend.
Day three will start alongside the Historic Strater Hotel with the passing of the train. In 2009 the inaugural tour had a total of 11 participants and as with the Iron Horse Classic, its been all uphill since then. This day could be considered by some the toughest day of the tour taking on the last two passes, Coal Bank Pass (Elevation 10,640 ft.) and Molas Pass (Elevation 10,910 ft.). The day starts with the passing of the train and for some the race is on. For the majority of us, we'll take a nice easy 16 miles that includes the river trail, then through some beautiful woods stopping for a break at Baker's Bridge. This site was used in the filming of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
It is approximately 20 miles of climbing from Baker's Bridge to the top of Coal Bank Pass. After 2 1/2 days of riding more than 200 miles, knowing that you only have one more pass remaining, you will certainly be happy to descend into Silverton after achieving Molas Pass on the last day.
After conquering Molas Pass, it's a short decent back into Silverton.
Death Riders Eric Knuston, Carlos Arellanes and Carlos Iribe finishing up DRT VI.
You will fully enjoy the feeling of accomplishment riding the last couple of miles back into Silverton after 3 days, 235 miles and 16,500 feet of climbing. Great job – well until next year. Now it's time for some fun and relaxation at the DEATH RIDE Tour Rider Appreciation Barbecue and the presentation or you DEATH RIDE Tour Participation Medal.


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Re: Page sizes appear to climb but never fall after the consumer takes the message.
I would keep min large message size. And journal buffer size untouched.
And let them using the separated files.
> Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
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