Energy generation company NRG Energy Inc. (NRG) reported an adjusted net income of 89 cents per share in first-quarter 2011, way ahead of the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 12 cents. Results also compare favorably with 22 cents earned in the prior-year quarter. Adjusted income was $221 million, up from $58 million in the year-ago quarter.
Lower operating costs aided the better-than-expected results in the quarter.
Including $481 million asset impairment charge announced in April related to NINA's post-Fukushima STP 3&4 nuclear development, the company reported net loss of $260 million, or $1.06 per share.
Total revenue during the first quarter decreased 10% year over year to $1.995 billion from $2.215 billion in the year-ago quarter. Quarterly revenue was lower than the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $2,541 million.
Total operating cost and expenses during the quarter declined 15% over the prior-year period to $1.68 billion, largely driven by lower cost of operations.
Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization (EBITDA) were $455 million, down 24% from $601 million in the year-ago quarter.
Operating income in the quarter declined 22% year over year to $314 million.
Reliant Energy: EBITDA declined 20% year over year resulting from decline in volumes sold as well as lower unit margins.
Net income was $272 million, reversing the loss of $188 million in the prior-year quarter.
Texas: EBITDA declined 14% year over year primarily due to lower hedge pricing and increased coal transportation costs.
Net income of $7 million plummeted from $375 million in first quarter 2010.
Net loss was $32 million compared with net income of $52 million in the prior-year quarter.
South Central: EBITDA increased 8% year over year due to higher sales.
Net income was $14 million, reversing the loss of $4 million in the prior-year quarter.
West: EBITDA surged 40% year over year resulting from additional capacity sales at El Segundo and an Encina tolling agreement price increase.
Net income increased more than two fold to $13 million in the quarter.
International: EBITDA remained flat over the prior year at $12 million. Net income also remained flat with the prior-year quarter at $8 million.
Thermal: EBITDA increased 25% year over year. Net income increased 25% year over year to $5 million in the quarter.
The company ended the quarter with cash and cash equivalents of $2.71 billion, lower than $2.95 billion at 2010 end.
Long-term debts and capital leases of the company as of March 31, 2011 were $8.8 billion versus $8.7 billion as of 2010 end.
Cash provided by operating activities in the first quarter was $216 million, up 89% year over year.
NRG spent $130 million to buy back 6.2 million shares at an average cost of $20.87 per share. The company is still left with $50 million of share repurchases under the 2011 Capital Allocation Plan.
NRG Energy retained its 2011 EBITDA expectation in the range of $1.750 billion to $1.95 billion.
The company raised its estimate for free cash flow before growth investment in the range of $1 billion to $1.2 billion from the previous range of $825 million to $1,025 million.
Free cash flow after growth investment is expected in the range of $450 million to $650 million, revised from the prior $150 million to $350 million range.
NRG Energy now expects to invest $205 million in maintenance capital expenditures and $48 million in net environmental capital expenditures in its existing assets.
Cash flow from operations is revised to the range of $1.25 billion to $1.45 billion form $1.15 billion to $1.35 billion.
We maintain a Neutral recommendation on NRG Energy in the long term. The quantitative Zacks # 3 Rank (short-term Hold rating) for the company indicates no clear directional pressure on the stock over the near term.
Based in Princeton, New Jersey, NRG Energy Inc. operates as a wholesale power generation company. The company is also involved in trade of fuel and transportation services, and trade of energy, capacity, and related products in the United States and internationally. It competes with The AES Corporation (AES), Calpine Corp. (CPN) and GenOn Energy Inc. (GEN).


come with me and sit there.
and share your thoughts with me.
and live for yourself, for once.
that I am misguiding you.
that I am nobody for you.
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then why are your eyes wet?
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Featured Brewery
Katherine Hensley
A Trip to Stable Craft Brewing, the Horse Facility-Turned Brewery
Virginia's Stable Craft Brewing is built at a former horse training facility. (Stable Craft Brewing)
Built on a former horse training facility, Stable Craft Brewing near Waynesboro, Virginia, creates a craft beer resort experience from the moment you cross the Virginia countryside to get there until you're headed home with six packs and memories. It's a great spot for a beercation.
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The resort experience starts in the tasting room and continues throughout the property with the brewery's overnight suites, beautiful horses and special events.
The entire property is a repurposed horse training facility, and you cannot miss the unmistakable equestrian touches once inside the brewery tasting room. The tasting room is outfitted with a handmade horseshoe chandelier and decorative stall gates that pay tribute to the land's history.
(MORE: 9 Venues That Prove You Can't Beat a Brewery Wedding)
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The Stable Craft Brewing tasting room is family friendly. (Ward Photography)
Stable Craft Brewing always has 16 farm fresh beers on tap. The beers are also always a variety of styles, including IPAs, stouts, pale ales, sours and more. The brewery's two flagship beers are the Britchin Brown, a brown ale and 2017 Virginia Craft Brewers Guild silver medal winner, and the Stable Craft IPA. Both of these beers are distributed throughout Virginia in: Harrisonburg, Staunton, Waynesboro, Lexington, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Salem and Roanoke.
When you visit the Stable Craft Brewing tasting room in person, you have a wider selection of bottled beer to take home. The brewery bottles a majority of the beers available on tap in the tasting room, and these beers, excluding the two flagships, are exclusively sold at the brewery.
You'll also find a full menu in the tasting room with appetizers, burgers, skillet plates and desserts. Stable Craft has made a name for itself in the local community with its beer cheese dip and farm-to-table burgers.
The meat for the burgers is sourced from a local farmer, McNett Angus Beef in Grottoes, Virginia, Craig Nargi, Stable Craft's owner and operations director, made a deal with Austin McNett, owner of McNett Angus Beef, to give McNett the spent grain from the brewery to feed his beef cattle. In return, McNett sells Nargi premium, Angus beef for the tasting room hamburgers.
(MORE: Craft Brewers Tell Us About Their Bucket List Breweries)
Stay the Night at Stable Craft
You can extend your experience at Stable Craft Brewing by booking one of the brewery's four overnight suites. All of the suites are a brief walk from the tasting room and feature views of rolling farmland, the Blue Ridge Mountains or the Allegheny Mountains.
Beer enthusiasts can really make the most of their beercation while staying on the property by booking a brewery tour where they can learn more about Stable Craft's hops and sustainable practices or even a "Craft Your Own Beer" experience. A group of up to six people get to work with Stable Craft brewers to create a recipe for their very own beer, brew the beer in the Stable Craft brewery and then take home a half barrel. It's the perfect hands-on beer activity for wedding parties and corporate groups.
Hops and Horses
You can also visit with the seven horses that live on the property full time. In fact, the Farmhand Suite, a one-bedroom unit, looks directly out to a paddock that is the home of two Missouri Fox Trotters.
You can mingle with the horses on the farm at Stable Craft Brewing. (Stable Craft Brewing)
If you want an up-close view of the horses, plan your trip on a Wednesday from late spring through early fall for Pints and Ponies. Pints and Ponies is a brewery event where you can grab a pint in the tasting room and then walk down to the stable where the horses are in their stalls. Enjoy your beer while petting or feeding carrots to the horses.
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Pints and Ponies is one of the many events Stable Craft hosts throughout the year. The brewery also hosts St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Halloween and Christmas parties. In addition, the brewery has private event spaces for weddings, rehearsal dinners, birthday parties and other special events.
From its cozy overnight suites to an opportunity to hanging out with horses, Stable Craft Brewing is a brewery that should be on your beercation bucket list.
A Trip to Stable Craft Brewing, the Horse Facility-Turned Brewery was last modified: September 7th, 2018 by Katherine Hensley
Katherine Hensley is the executive assistant at Stable Craft Brewing in Waynesboro, Virginia.
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Feel at Home In This Ohio Brewery's Airbnb
Amanda and Andy Conrad were inspired to build their Ohio brewery complete with an Airbnb they call the "Brewers Quarters."

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A publishing project in partnership with King PK-8 School in Northeast Portland. King School students interviewed a series of iconic Portlander's on topics of interest. They made a collaborative publication, which was available for sale at the King School Press booth at the Portland Art Museum. The project was made as part of Shine A Light 2014.


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I have a question that seems really simple, but it has me stumped. I would like to take a simple list of computer names that I have obtained via get-adcomputer, and output the list to text file with all names on a single line, separated by commas. Thanks in advance!
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Then and now: 'The worst slum in America'
Charlotte Street in New York City's South Bronx was once world famous for its blight. Now it's a slice of suburbia in the inner city - complete with Bimmers and boats.
Then: Charlotte Street and Seabury Place
In 1975, when this photo was taken, Charlotte Street was a wasteland of abandoned buildings, derelict and dangerous. Urban entropy had reduced most of them to their lowest common denominators: broken brick, crushed mortar and shattered glass.
By Les Christie, CNNMoney staff writer
NEXT: Now: Charlotte Street and Seabury Place
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Q: Keras ignores the input_shape provided to the first layer I build a simple model like this, specifying an input shape of (32, 32, 1) to the first (and only) layer:
import numpy as np
import tensorflow as tf

class Model(tf.keras.Model):
  def __init__(self):
    super().__init__()
    self.conv = tf.keras.layers.Conv2D(64, 3, input_shape=(32, 32, 1))
  def call(self, x):
    x = self.conv(x)
    return x

model = Model()

Now when I call
print(model.summary())

I get the following error
This model has not yet been built. Build the model first by calling `build()` or calling `fit()`
with some data, or specify an `input_shape` argument in the first layer(s) for automatic build.

despite the fact that input_shape is indeed specified.
The model also happily takes input with non-conforming shapes:
x = np.zeros((1, 24, 24, 1), dtype=np.float32)
model(x)  # OK!

Does this mean that despite what the documentation says, input_shape specification to the first layer is simply ignored? How to enforce this value?
(My TF version is 2.1.0).

A: I think you're confusing the Sequential and Functional APIs.
Here you subclass your model, there is no graph of layers, only Python code run in the call() method ; so the summary() has no clue about what layers it will go through in the future.
If you really want to subclass Model, you can do something like this:
model_ = Model()
inputs = tf.keras.input(shape=(32,32,1))
outputs = model_(inputs)
model = tf.keras.Model(inputs=inputs, outputs=outputs)

And you'll get the summary() display the correct input and output shape.
You can check this blog post if you want more info on this. Hope it helps,
EDIT (for clarification following comment):

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*When you use the imperative API:

Most debugging will happen during the model definition phase, not during execution. You have the guarantee that any model that compiles, will run. This enables faster iteration, and easier debugging.

*When you use the symbolic API (subclass Model):

There are almost no checks run on inputs or inter-layer compatibility, so a lot of the debugging burden moves from the framework to the developer when using this style.

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Make sure you are editing correct php.ini on the correct path and of the correct version, did you checked the path of the php.ini that you are editing ?
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Bioshock for many gamers is one of the most beloved new franchises on the block. It's unique art style and setting encased gamers in an alternate world where an 1940's "Utopia" was birthed under the seas. Bioshock 2 begins in the beloved city of Rapture that we all came to love in the first game. This time though you are truly taking up the reigns of a Big Daddy the Series protectors of what little innocence exists in Rapture; the Little Sisters. More specifically, you are Delta the original Big Daddy. The story kicks off in 1958. you are doing your typical duty as a Big Daddy. Suddenly, your sister takes off running to find the nearest "Angel" just as you lose sight of her she lets off a scream. It seems a group of Splicers (the games mutated enemies) have your sister surrounded and begin harassing her about the Adam (the genetic material that allows for everyone's crazy "magic" powers) she has harvested. You crash onto the scene and immediately begin to bust heads, before long you are blindsided by a plasmid and forced into taking your on life via a self inflicted gun shot wound to the head. You awaken roughly 8 years after the events of the first game. Before long are set on the task of find your long lost little one and getting even with the people that separated you in the first place.
The Master mind behind separation of you and your sister was the games new foil is Eleanor Lamb. Who since the topple of Andrew Ryan in the first game ceased control of Rapture amassing the splicer population in a sort of pseudo communist ideal of being apart of a family. This is not the only change the world of Rapture has seen since you've been out cold since your last battle. Delta is a much different beast than the Big Daddies you've tangled with in first game. His biggest difference is his ability to use Plasmids which he can use in tandem with his impressive array of weapons he acquires which range from rivet gun all the way to a improved version of the grenade launcher from the first game. All this may seem like your journey to find you sister will be a walk in the park. This, you soon learn is far from the case. New to rapture since your time KO'd on the floor are the Big Sisters; much older versions of the little sisters that wander the Utopian underworld. It seems their time apart from big daddies send the sisters in to a hyper aggressive state and their supplies of Adam they store in their bodies grants them new abilities which make your life in the big underwater city that much harder. From the large needle they can impale you with to their telekinetic abilities Little Sisters are a threat they game introduces early on to instill some fear within you.
Bioshock 2 does much to expand the feeling of being right back in the world of Rapture and to a point it succeeds. The original Bioshock sheltered a story that many gamers feel is one of the best stories the gaming medium has ever told. So when a sequel was announced, many gamers felt kinda iffy about diving back into the world of Rapture. As many felt that the first games adventure was a self contained experience and any attempt to further that experience would cheapen the first game. This is kinda the feeling I left with upon completing the game. The changes made to the game are notable improvements that make the game better in pretty much every way. The ability to use your guns and plasmids in combination with each other gives the combat a unique flare all its own. The new hacking mini-game which no longer pauses the action while you play a small game of pipe dream works to keep you in the world. The new plasmids and the ability to charge them once they've been leveled all feel like natural progressions for the gameplay. This would all be perfect in any other franchise but if you most gamers shooting things was pretty the last thing they enjoyed about the first Bioshock. Bioshock to many was all about exploration and not knowing exactly what they were getting into the shooting almost felt secondary as finding out just what the hell happened was more of your priority as a player. For obvious reasons this feeling cannot be duplicated in the sequel. You already know what happened and who's responsible, so for a sequel you think more emphasis would be placed on the narrative. Regretfully, this doesn't seem to be the case,. Just about everything about Bioshock 2 is improved over the original except in one key area and a dozen or so smaller areas. One large issue the fans of the first game had was with the announcing of a Multiplayer aspect being added to the sequel. Many felt that time taken away from what they felt was the key aspect of Bioshock (the single player outting) would lessen the story and its impact as the team wouldn't have as much time to focus on both areas of the game. While I can't fully agree with sentiment I can also say that the Multiplayer in Bioshock isn't a complete waste of time. Many of the things that work to make Bioshock feel like Bioshock are present in the multiplayer aspect of the game. You can still hack turrents & vending machines. You can still reasearch enemies for damage bonuses and many of the plasmid combos that worked in the single player game work in the multiplayer as well. It's all a very solid package with even the character you choose as your multiplayer avatar having a backstory as to why they are fighting. So while the multiplayer of Bioshock 2 is competent it probably won't be swaying to many people from CoD:MW2 or BattleField: Bad Company 2.
A lot of what made the first Bioshock so charming was; though you were unfamiliar with your surroundings you quickly came to try and get and understand of things around you. A perfect example of this (and one of my small gripes with this game is) the gathers garden and Ammo Bandit o vending machines would play their jingles anytime they were near. So in an area you hadn't explored you could sometimes find comfort in knowing well I am low on supplies but if I press on a bit further I can stock up. Another thing absent is the ability to revisit any area like you were able to in the first game. Bioshock 2 plays out in a very linear fashion. In the game you are tasked with fixing a rail car that ferries you from area to area. As such, once you leave an area you can no longer return to hunt for power to the people upgrade stations or to rescue any little sisters you might have skipped. This again detracts from the exploration aspect of the game a bit. Since you always know where to go the game seems to be hurrying you along through the game.
My other gripes are that though some old faces are brought back and mentioned here and there, none of the new cast really stands out much within the context of the story. I think this is a testament to the story not being as strong in Bioshock 2 as it was in the first game. The first games story had the extra juice going for it because you wanted to know what went on and why. The feeling of being trapped in and unfamiliar place was unsettling and did a lot to drive the plot points home, when they did happen. Bioshock 2 lacks that "Dun dun DUNNNNNN" moment or reveal that the first had, add that in with not having the wonderment aspect the first one did and you got a sequel that at times can feel more like an expansion pack than a true sequel. I think my biggest issue with the game in general is the length, clocking in at about 7 to 8 hours the game is half as long as the first. This really makes the narrative aspects of the story feel rushed. The characters don't have long enough to get their hooks into you and develop any sense of relationship because everything is over so quickly.
This isn't to say Bioshock 2 is a bad game, quite the opposite actually. It's just the reason everyone championed the first game the story and setting aren't as well realized as they were in the first outing. There as aspects of Bioshocks 2's story that are indeed stronger than the first game; the games end game is FARRR more satisfying that the original. Bioshock 2 taken on its own merits is still a damn impressive game that can go head to head with most any other shooter on the market. That atmosphere is still there as well as the games strong art design. There isn't anything else quite like Bioshock 2 on the market and you'd be doing yourself a disservice if you didn't get your feet wet one more time.


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New test reveals luxury cars may not be as safe as they appear
On behalf of The Weaver Law Firm | Aug 17, 2012 | Car Accidents |
When Houston residents buy a car, they usually assume that it has been assembled properly and that it has passed the proper safety inspections. After all, cars wouldn't be sent to market if they weren't safe, right? But a new test has revealed that some cars may not be as safe in a car accident as they appear.
The new test evaluated several brands of luxury cars in what's called a small overlap frontal crash, which is not quite head-on. The test looked at luxury cars because those typically have many safety features that are mentioned prominently in their advertising.
According to the president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, approximately 10,000 people die annually in front-end car crashes, and about 2,500 of those are in small frontal overlap crashes.
And in the test of 11 model year 2012 luxury cars, the test found that only three earned a rating of "good" or "acceptable" in a small frontal overlap crash.
A mechanic says one of the main problems with this type of accident is that the airbag may not be triggered. This could be a fatal design flaw in many cars. In the overlap crash, the force of the crash is distributed evenly through the safety cage. Instead, the impact is on the corner of the car, and the crash can more dangerously affect the driver and passenger.
It's important to remember that this first test was done only on luxury models. If the cars that are supposed to have the latest and best safety technology fail the test, it does not bode well for less expensive cars that many families and younger people buy.
Source: KTRK, "Crash tests reveal issues with luxury cars," Jeff Ehling, Aug. 14, 2012


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How We Got to Now: Six Innovations That Made the Modern World
Cory Doctorow 4:11 am Mon Oct 6, 2014
Steven Johnson blends the history of science with keen social observation to tell the story of how our modern world came about—and where it's headed. Cory Doctorow reviews How We Got to Now, also a six-part PBS/BBC series, which ties together a lifetime of work
Thanks to excellent "public understanding of science projects" like Radiolab, the "biography of an idea" has become a common and celebrated form for conveying facts about science and the context for those facts — not just what we understand about reality, but what that understanding means for our everyday lives, and how the understanding came about.
Johnson is one of the writers who pioneered the form, with books like Mind Wide Open (everyday neuroscience, 2004); Everything Bad is Good for You: How TV and games make us smarter (media theory, 2005); The Ghost Map (2006, geography and the history of epidemiology); The Invention of Air (2008, revolutionary America and the discovery of atmosphere and vacuum); Steven Johnson's Where Good Ideas Come From: multidisciplinary hymn to diversity, openness and creativity (2010, the theory of innovation and its relationship to cities); and Future Perfect: an optimistic look at the future of networked politics (2012, politics and the Internet).
In How We Got to Now, Johnson picks six profound technologies and follows their path from earliest prehistory to the modern age, showing how each developed and what changes they wrought on the societies around them, what new possibilities for good and evil they opened, and what false starts they were preceded by and where they might take us.
These six technologies are exceedingly well-chosen:
glass (from Venetian glassblowers to telescopes and microscopes);
cold (from icehouses to modern refrigeration, and the way our food infrastructure, medical science, and geography have been transformed by the ability to manipulate heat);
sound (from early chanted ritual to phonographs, to music, urban noise, and radar);
hygiene (the key innovations that let cities grow without being destroyed by disease, the germ theory of medicine, and clean rooms in microprocessor factories);
time (early astronomy, the age of navigation and the Longitude Prize, the industrial revolution and the timeclock, and microsecond timing in modern computers); and, finally,
light (from candles to whaling; the changes to human sleep cycles thanks to artificial light, lasers and electron microscopy).
Each of these six lively stories is a tapestry worn of fascinating technical tid-bits and engrossing stories of personal sacrifice, genius, error, foolishness and difficulty from the cluster of inventors who are responsible for each one. This is the sort of book that makes you want to take a lot of notes — in the chapter on cold, for example, I was struck by the fact that the ice trade of the 19th century was the first-ever example of a trade-route in which goods from a lower-energy zone were exported to a higher-energy one — and find friends to discuss the book with. Like the best Radiolab episodes, How We Got to Now is full of telling anaecdotes, full of personality, that I've recounted to both my colleagues and my six-year-old, with equal interest from both, because the human element serves so well in illumnating the technological and social forces.
Ultimately, the message of How We Got to Now is that the story of technology is complex and nonlinear. Innovations arise from the "adjacent possible" — you get railroads when it's railroading time, and not before, even if some prescient inventor sketches them out far in advance — and they open up all kinds of new possibilities. They are built by human labor, but they are also shaped by wider social forces, and they feed back into those forces. A technology doesn't change one thing, but several, and for a long time, and those changes reverberate down through the centuries.
It's a rare book that manages to capture both the excitement of discovery and the nuance of its good and bad sides, and this is where How We Got to Now shines.
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Bogdanoff twins dead of Covid
Grichka and Igor Bogdanoff, twin "scientists" whose reputations shrank as their faces grew, are dead of Covid. The brothers later tried their hands at academic work, writing doctoral theses in mathematics and theoretical physics which were both panned by their peers. Ridiculed by sections of French media, they won a 2014 court case for defamation… READ THE REST
These are the best optical illusions of 2021
These are the top three winners in the 2021 Best Illusion of the Year contest, orchestrated by the Neural Correlate Society—a nonprofit that "promotes scientific research into the neural correlates of perception and cognition." "How we see the outside world―our perception―is generated indirectly by brain mechanisms, and so all perception is illusory to some extent,"… READ THE REST
Richard Leakey, fossil hunter and anthropologist, RIP
Richard Leakey, the Kenyan paleoanthropologist who discovered key evidence that Africa was the birthplace of humankind, has died at age 77. An esteemed fossil hunter and conservationist, Leakey was the son of paleontology legends Louis and Mary Leakey. From the New York Times: One of his most celebrated finds came in 1984 when he helped… READ THE REST


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This Week in Texas Music History: Mickey Newbury
by Stephen Becker 24 May 2013 2:00 PM
This Week in Texas Music History, we'll learn about the first-and-only four-way-hit songwriter.
Art&Seek presents This Week in Texas Music History. Every week, we'll spotlight a different moment and the musician who made it. This Week in Texas Music History, we'll learn about the first-and-only four-way-hit songwriter.
You can also hear This Week in Texas Music History on Sunday at precisely 6:04 p.m. on KERA radio. But subscribe to the podcast so you won't miss an episode. And our thanks to KUT public radio in Austin for helping us bring this segment to you. And if you're a music lover, be sure to check out Track by Track, the bi-weekly podcast from Paul Slavens, host of KXT's The Paul Slavens Show, heard Sunday night's at 8.
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Mickey Newbury was born on May 19, 1940, in Houston. He began his musical career while working on shrimp boats along the Gulf coast. In the early 1960s, Newbury moved to Nashville and joined a new generation of young Texas songwriters that included Willie Nelson and Kris Kristofferson. In 1968, Newbury became the first and only songwriter to have No. 1 hits in four different musical genres at the same time. Dozens of artists have recorded Mickey Newbury's songs, including Andy Williams, Eddy Arnold, Solomon Burke and the First Edition, featuring a young vocalist from Houston named Kenny Rogers.
Mickey Newbury moved to Oregon in the mid-1970s, where he continued to write songs until his death in 2002. In 2008, he was inducted into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame.
Next time on This Week in Texas Music History, we'll meet a true visionary who helped redefine Texas-Mexican music.


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NF-P/L Study Telecom Payload System Performance Testing in Near-Field Facilities
Activity Code: 5B.111
The objective of this activity was to make available measurement techniques in Near Field antenna test facilities to enable the characterisation of Telecom Payload radiated performance.
These methodologies had to be developed and demonstrated by measurements and their performance compared with the traditional Compact Range approach, allowing a technical and programmatic comparison between the two approaches and a consequent validation of the techniques. The development had to be suitable for payload system testing in the range between 0.4 and 50 GHz.
Antenna Near-Fields (NFs) behave completely different than Antenna Far-Fields (FFs). Therefore, it was hard to predict which impact on P/L parameter measurements are to be expected and how to overcome those effects. Although efforts on some methods have been done in the past, a consistent set of techniques to measure satellite payload parameters in Near Field Antenna Test Facilities is not well developed and validated.
Benefits are seen in the more compact measurement volumes being typical for NF measurements, which enable existing test facilities also to be used for measurements of future large telecom satellites. Further benefits compared to Far Field ranges are the lower requested dynamic range and the extension to lower frequencies (UHF and L Band). An additional asset of Near Field for antenna pattern measurements is the fixed position of the antenna or satellite during testing when a planar scanning is applied.
The developed methodologies allow the measurement of the following P/L parameters in the NF of receive- or transmit antennas particularly of telecom satellites:
Equivalent Isotropic Radiated Power (EIRP)
Input Power Flux Density (IPFD)
Gain over Noise Temperature (G/T)
Gain over Frequency (G/F)
Channel Group Delay (GD)
For time-efficient NF-payload testing reuse of NF-pattern data collected by NF-measurements performed before (e.g. on antenna level) are to be presumed to allow the definition of so called NF correction factors.
Payload measurements in the near field follow a similar approach as in the far field. Measurement setup, instrumentation, and procedure are very similar. In the near field, however, it has to be considered that the corresponding antennas of the satellite are not operated under far-field conditions. Therefore, the far-field gain is not developed and also losses in the communication link cannot be calculated by Friis equation. The measured payload data in the near field has to be processed to the far field. This is done by calculating a near-field correction factor from complex antenna pattern data previously acquired. This implements a near-field to far-field transformation and the correction factor can be used as measurement distance in far-field payload formulations. Payload measurements in near and far field are thus very similar; however, in the near field an additional characterization of the satellite antennas is required at every frequency of interest. Alignment of the device under test has to be done extremely carefully in order to relate measured antenna pattern data to acquired payload data.
The study was organised into 5 tasks as follows:
Radiated Payload Testing Parameters Requirements
Theoretical Formulation of Near Field Methodologies
Detailed Development of Near Field Methodologies
Validation Campaign
Payload parameters were measured with a Payload Ku-Band Demonstrator in the following test facilities:
Near-Field Antenna Measurement Facility at the Institute for High-Frequency Engineering of the Technische Universität München (TUM)
Compensated Compact Range (CCR 75/60) at the Antenna Test Centre of Airbus DS in Munich
In HERTZ, the Hybrid Antenna Test Range of ESA / ESTEC in Noordwijk where the validation measurements were executed.
Proof of concept was reached for the developed methodologies for EIRP, IPFD, G/T, G/F, and Group Delay parameters. It was shown that P/L measurements in the NF are generally possible. Furthermore, the results in CCRs and in NFs are within the range of specified accuracies. However, results are based so far only on one DUT in one frequency band.
P/L measurements in NF require more time due to the additional pattern measurements (if not available) for determination of required NF correction factors.
There is vital interest of industry to reach higher TRLs ensuring sufficient maturity for industrial implementation already in 2016 / 2017.
AMTA 2015 Paper on: Comparison of Payload Applications in Near Field and Compact Range Facilities
Airbus Defence and Space (Germany)
Airbus Defence and Space (Germany) website


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By jtmorgan@JoshuaTMorgan May 29, 2021, 9:20am EDT
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The Tampa Bay Rays winning streak ended at 11, but they won two out three versus the Kansas City Royals to continue to win series.
The Rays are 32-20 and have the second best record in the majors, one game behind the San Diego Padres. (It's almost like the big Blake Snell trade worked out for both teams!) The Rays have a 0.5 game lead over the Boston Red Sox in the American League East.
This weekend the Rays host the Philadelphia Phillies for a two game set.
Matchups:
Saturday 1:10 PM: Zack Wheeler vs Ryan Yarbrough
Sunday 1:10 PM: Zach Eflin vs Josh Fleming
The Rays are expected to activate Luis Patino from the Injured List this weekend and could pick up bulk innings during the series.
Zack Wheeler has been one of the best starters in the league this year. He's posted a 2.38 ERA/2.53 FIP/2.91 xFIP over 68.0 innings. His 29.7% strikeout rate is over 5% higher than any single season he's had while his 5.3% walk rate would also set a new career best mark. He has thrown at least 7.0 innings in all but one of his recent starts. His primary pitch is a 97.2 mph four-seam fastball that he throws nearly half the time. He also will throw a 96.8 mph sinker and 91.2 mph slider as his secondary pitches of choice. He will rarely throw a 81.0 mph curveball and 90.0 mph changeup that add up to about 10% of his pitches.
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The Phillies offense is depleted by injuries
As a team the Phillies offense hasn't been good. They are hitting .234/.309/.377 and putting up a 90 wRC+. That is WITH t Bryce Harper, JT Realmuto, and Didi Gregorius. But all three are on the injured list, which leaves even less offensive punch.
Update: Realmuto was reinstated from the IL this morning, and will be on the active roster for this series.
The injuries have left Rhys Hoskins as the main regular offensive threat remaining. He is hitting .266/.341/.505 and putting up a 132 wRC+. He leads the team with 11 homers.
Brad Miller (yes, that Brad Miller) has stepped up in a part time role. He has an impressive .305/.365/.505 line and is putting up a 140 wRC+.
Jean Segura (125 wRC+), Odubel Herrera (106 wRC+), Andrew McCutchen (97 wRC+), and Nick Maton (95 wRC+) have been the better remaining contributors on offense.
Alec Bohm has struggled coming off a season where he ended up in the top three for National League Rookie of the Year. He is hitting .213/.249/.317 and putting up a 55 wRC+.
The Rays look to continue their winning ways in a rematch of the 2008 World Series.
The Rays will host the victors of the 2008 World Series matchup this weekend, but hope that the outcome will be different in this much lower stakes series. At the very least we know the games won't be played in a downpour.
Hope everybody enjoyed their rare Friday offday, and have a safe Memorial Day weekend.
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The usual process follows then. For each position I will highlight the players in each price band whom I have projected to score the most points in total in the next 6 gameweeks. This does not take into account the optimal rotation or transfer strategy so have a gander through the Form and Forecast tables for each position to line up where each players best chance of points comes.
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About six months after shaving his trademark mustache, veteran political strategist David Axelrod is looking to shed another longtime possession: his condominium in Lake Point Tower.
Mr. Axelrod and his wife, Susan, are asking $1.25 million for the three-bedroom, 3,200-square-foot condo at 505 N. Lake Shore Drive. The 46th-floor unit has hardwood floors throughout, a master suite with his-and-her bathrooms and Lake Michigan views from every room, according to a listing. Records show the couple paid $950,000 in 2001 for the condo.
Mr. Axelrod, a former Chicago Tribune political reporter, shifted to politics full-time in 1984 and served as a top adviser to President Barack Obama during his 2008 election. He left the White House in 2011 to focus on Mr. Obama's re-election campaign based in Chicago and last year helped launch the Institute of Politics at the University of Chicago, where he serves as its inaugural director.
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Listing agent Eugene Fu of @properties and a representative of the university's politics institute did not immediately return messages seeking comment.
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The anti-vaccination movement in New Jersey has been increasing in recent years, with some parents voicing concern about the safety of vaccines. But Louie points out that many vaccines protect against serious diseases.
"The diseases we vaccinate against can be deadly, they can have serious complications, they can lead to brain damage and sometimes death," he said. "I think we've grown complacent and we don't realize how bad these diseases can be."
Some individuals, especially those with weak immune systems, cannot get vaccinated and rely on everyone else doing so.
"For their sake, it would behoove the rest of us who are able to take the vaccine to take it, thus protecting yourself, your loved ones and the entire community," Louie said.
Fears that vaccines cause autism are unfounded as large studies have shown no connection. Vaccines are largely considered safe.
Louie explained the original term 'herd immunity' refers to cows protecting themselves against wolves and other animals.
"The more cows there are banning together then they're less likely to be attacked by a predator. Some cleaver person later on used that to describe what the protection effect of immunization is," he said.
"Beyond protecting themselves and their immediate family, they protect the entire community if they are vaccinated."
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Q: Cannot select a column from a subquery I made this query that i need but i need only one column from the result. So it goes like this:
select SWDATECREATED from
      (select * from MBR_INST_PRODUCTS
       inner join MBR_SUBSCRIBERS
       on MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWOBJECTID = MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID
       where MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID = 54501928
       and SWINSTPRODID = 1433193947);

If i run the select within the brackets it`s good.
But if i try to select only a specific column from that result set i get error ORA-00904.
I checked the error already but all the columns are written correctly.
How can i select only SWDATECREATED from the select?
Here`s my error:
ORA-00904: "SWDATECREATED": invalid identifier 00904. 00000 -  "%s: invalid identifier"
*Cause:
*Action:
Error at Line: 5 Column: 8
Thank you for your time.

A: You basically have a situation like this, where you have the same column names in both tables (though presumably you have more columns than this):
create table MBR_INST_PRODUCTS (SWINSTPRODID, SWOBJECTID, SWDATECREATED) as
select 1433193947, 54501928, date '2018-01-01' from dual;

create table MBR_SUBSCRIBERS (SWSUBRID, SWDATECREATED) as
select 54501928, date '2018-02-28' from dual;

select * from MBR_INST_PRODUCTS
inner join MBR_SUBSCRIBERS
on MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWOBJECTID = MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID
where MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID = 54501928
and SWINSTPRODID = 1433193947;

SWINSTPRODID SWOBJECTID SWDATECREATED         SWSUBRID SWDATECREATED
------------ ---------- ------------------- ---------- -------------------
  1433193947   54501928 2018-01-01 00:00:00   54501928 2018-02-28 00:00:00

In the result set you have all the columns from both tables, including those with the same name. The client (SQL Developer in this case) is displaying the original column names, but some might change them to be unique.
When you try to use that query as an inline view the names have to be unique, and Oracle is implicitly adding something internally to make them unique; it doesn't really matter what or how it decides. When you do
select SWDATECREATED from ( .. that query ... )

neither internal name for those two columns in the inline view now matches the one you expect to see, so you get an ORA-00904. That identifier does not exist in the inline view.
You don't need a subquery to get just that column, but you have to specify which of the two columns you want - otherwise you'll get an ORA-00918 since Oracle can't guess which one you meant:
select MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWDATECREATED from MBR_INST_PRODUCTS
inner join MBR_SUBSCRIBERS
on MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWOBJECTID = MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID
where MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID = 54501928
and SWINSTPRODID = 1433193947;

SWDATECREATED
-------------------
2018-01-01 00:00:00

select MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWDATECREATED from MBR_INST_PRODUCTS
inner join MBR_SUBSCRIBERS
on MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWOBJECTID = MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID
where MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID = 54501928
and SWINSTPRODID = 1433193947;

SWDATECREATED
-------------------
2018-02-28 00:00:00

If you have another reason to use a subquery then you either need to specify which table you want that column from in the same way, optionally including other columns; or include both columns but give them unique aliases. You will then be able to refer to the alises in the outer query.

It's often considered bad practice to use *, particularly in a subquery, partly because it can cause more work than necessary to be done, partly because you can be tripped up by table changes between code runs, and partly because it can cause this sort of confusion.
It's better to explicitly name the columns you want; and to prefix all columns with the table they are coming from (or a table alias) even if they are unique, so you and anyone who has to maintain the code can follow it more easily; I had to guess which table to put the SWINSTPRODID column in. It's also safer - just in case a new column is added to a table later which makes it non-unique.

A: You should just use that as columnname in the query:
select SWDATECREATED from MBR_INST_PRODUCTS
   inner join MBR_SUBSCRIBERS
   on MBR_INST_PRODUCTS.SWOBJECTID = MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID
   where MBR_SUBSCRIBERS.SWSUBRID = 54501928
   and SWINSTPRODID = 1433193947;


Spain's two main political parties on Tuesday agreed to introduce limited controls on the journeys that MPs and senators can claim on expenses, and to regularly publish global data on costs, moves described by opponents as "clearly inadequate".
The pact between Spain's ruling Popular Party (PP) and the Socialists, approved by parliament, means that politicians will have to specify the purpose and destination of any journeys for which they claim expenses.
Travel between Madrid and politician's constituencies will be straightforward and need only be declared, but other trips will be more closely scrutinized.
According to Spanish daily El Pais, trips made to carry out "political activity" will be controlled by each party. If sufficient explanation for the journey is not presented within 15 days, the costs will have to be refunded.
Details of all journeys for which expenses are claimed will be published on the parliamentary website every three months. However, spending figures will be global without a breakdown by party or by individual politician.
Until now, members of both houses of Spain's parliament could travel for free without needing to justify the reason for their journeys.
The agreement comes in the wake of yet another political scandal. It was reported last week that the president of Spain's Extremadura region had allegedly spent public funds on 32 flights to the Canary Islands to visit his attractive Colombian lover.
Speaker of the House Jesús Posada, who last week declared himself opposed to greater transparency, spoke at a press conference to present the new agreement.
"Personally, I think parliament doesn't need to know and publicize the journeys of its members. What we are guaranteeing is that public money is spent correctly," he said.
The centrist UPyD party, meanwhile, did not back the move with party leader Rosa Díez calling the planned changes "clearly inadequate".


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Cartoonist Randall Munroe Will Be Your Answer Man
In How To, Randall Munroe uses his distinct style of explaining the world to solve common problems
By Mike Harvkey |
Originating in sixth-century Zen Buddhism, the term mu means "no thing"—not yes, not no—and is commonly interpreted as a rejection of binary thinking. In the digital age, where everything is either a zero or a one, open-source software advocates interpret mu as a query that demands a conceptual rather than literal response, or, to put it another way, it requires un-asking the question. Randall Munroe, the webcomic phenomenon and longtime open-source advocate, has been un-asking questions for 14 years. Though the titles of Munroe's last two books—What If? and Thing Explainer—promise answers, even instruction, their author takes such a tangential, interrogative, inherently curious, and assumption-free approach to problem solving that the results end up being as absurd as they are informative.
Take this quandary from Munroe's latest book, How To: Absurd Scientific Advice for Common Real-World Problems (Riverhead, Sept.): "How to Move." On the surface, the problem is simple enough: transporting stuff from one place to another presents no immediately confounding issues, beyond the obvious. "At some point in the move," Munroe writes, "many people take a look at all their possessions, realize how much work will be involved in moving, and realize that it would be easier to push everything into a hole and walk away, leaving it all behind. This is absolutely an option! Should you decide to take this route, turn to chapter 3: How to Dig a Hole."
For those who want to keep what they own, Munroe has some ideas. "Let's say you can walk while carrying about 40 pounds," he writes. "As a general rule of thumb, all the furnishings and possessions in a typical 4-bedroom house will weigh around 10,000 pounds, which means you'll need to take a total of 250 trips. If you have 3 people helping you, and you can walk 10 miles a day, it will take you 7 years to move."
A better solution could be to forgo packing and just move the house. People do this every day, as anyone who has spent much time on the interstate can attest. To puzzle out this solution, Munroe spoke with a friend whose job happened to be issuing wide-load permits. It turns out they are highly restrictive. This could, he considers in the book, result in getting pulled over, which might lead to a dispute over warrantless searches, and the legal difference between a vehicle and a dwelling. "It's just a huge headache that people don't realize," Munroe says. "And it got me thinking. Maybe you can bypass all that by just going up."
Only Munroe would arrive at a solution to a simple problem that required dismantling a 787 Dreamliner. "Most jet engines produce their maximum thrust when they're at standstill, so they work really well for hovering," Munroe says, thrilled as a toddler with a new, noisy toy. We're chatting over the internet—Munroe in an austere white room in his home in "the Boston area" (he would like his precise location to remain unclear), me having just left "the Boston area" for Northern California. An invisible digital matrix stretches between us from sea to shining sea, compressing all of America into a hum of zeroes and ones—as binary as it gets. "But then it became a question of, 'Well, wait a minute, can you carry enough fuel to hover any appreciable length of time?' " Munroe says. "And suddenly it has introduced all these new problems that I feel compelled to solve. The cool thing with physics is that it gives you the tools to answer the question whether there's any good reason to answer it or not. Physics doesn't care if the questions you're asking it are stupid."
Munroe has been making his living for the past 14 years by throwing stupid questions at physics and seeing what sticks. In fall 2005, when he was a physics major in his final year at a college in Virginia, Munroe began uploading his doodles to the internet at xkcd.com. By cartoon standards, they were as basic as it gets: stick figures. But it was the concerns plaguing his characters—their existential crises, scientific conundrums, and roller coasters of romantic love—that made xkcd rise above the digital noise. Though his comic had fans from the start—and would eventually garner awards, including a Hugo—early breakouts such as "Pi Equals" and "Sudo-Sandwich," which were extremely funny and very brainy, won him the admiration of influential techies inside companies such as Amazon, Boing Boing, Google, and Reddit. Before he'd graduated, Munroe was working for NASA. But a year in, he was making more money selling xkcd T-shirts than building robots, so he left NASA to focus on internet humor full-time. He was 23.
A book soon followed, xkcd: volume 0, which sold primarily through Munroe's web store, with proceeds donated to literacy nonprofit Room to Read. In a 2009 interview, Munroe told the New York Times that his book didn't need to be in bookstores. "I don't have hard numbers about this," he said. "But the impression I get is that the amount of eyeballs you get from being on the humor shelf at Barnes & Noble—it is almost insignificant."
Munroe may have been right. Not only did the book sell well (over 25,000 copies in its first six months, according to its publisher, Breadpig) but a handful of packed reading events raised enough money to build a school in Laos. In those days, Munroe didn't think of the physical book as all that different from his digital comic: "It was another type of material with designs printed on it," he says. He calls partnering with Breadpig, created by Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian, "halfway between working with a publisher and self-publishing with some friends."
But five years on, when he was ready with book number two, What If? Serious Scientific Answers to Absurd Hypothetical Questions, Munroe embraced traditional publishing. "It's helpful to work with people who know how to sell things," he says. "There are all these people out there who wouldn't have grown up reading my website and don't read comics online but are still interested in, like, what happens if the moon crashes into things."
The idea for What If? came when Munroe volunteered to teach a class on energy to high school students at MIT. He noticed how engaged they became when tasked with solving a ridiculous problem rather than sticking with the textbook material. He took the idea to the web, attaching a blog to xkcd and asking readers for queries. The book, published in 2014, featured a selection of those queries, such as, "What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90% the speed of light?" (answer: awful, terrible things) and, "What would happen if everyone on earth stood as close to each other as they could and jumped, everyone landing on the ground at the same instant?" (answer: not much, followed by awful, terrible things).
What If? hit #2 on Amazon's bestselling books list 24 hours after Munroe announced its existence and six months before its pub date, and it would go on to sell close to 725,000 copies, according to NPD BookScan.
For How To, Munroe asked the questions himself. "Part of it," he explains, "was just thinking about stuff I have to do everyday, or problems I could think of a fun way to solve, whether or not it's important or useful. I have an idea for how you could do this, but I don't know if it would work, and now I've got to go figure it out."
In the book, Munroe considers basic problems such as how to move, fun problems such as how to throw a pool party (if you don't have a pool), and problems nobody should really have, such as how to build a lava moat (without prohibitively high heating and cooling costs)—all with his unique blend of the scientific and the silly, and his surprisingly expressive stick figures. "I wanted to find stuff that you could do any number of different ways, and there was obviously a right way," Munroe says. "And I could ignore the right way and focus on the wrong ways."
For Munroe, questions are opportunities to expand, and problems are possibilities to explode. After all, to answer a question is to end the conversation, and that's the last thing he wants to do.
Mike Harvkey is the author of the novel In the Course of Human Events.
A version of this article appeared in the 08/05/2019 issue of Publishers Weekly under the headline: Answer Man


By opening a room dedicated to both Hoppers, Highland House Museum wants to show how these artists responded to the Truro landscape and culture around them and interacted with other artists and writers and with year-round residents. Although the museum does not own any paintings by Edward, it recently received a gift of dresses, hand made rugs, a hand made quilt and memorabilia of Jo's, which bring her to life and help us to understand the complexity of creative relationships. These gifts by J.Anton Schiffenhaus and Laurence Schiffenhaus are in honor of their mother Mary Schiffenhaus, who was a friend of Jo Hopper's and who inherited the Hopper House in South Truro.
It is not well known that Josephine ("Jo") Hopper was also an artist whose career had been more successful than Edward's when they married in 1924, both by then in their early forties. Jo, an accomplished watercolorist, encouraged Hopper (who then described himself as an illustrator) to try watercolors and she arranged for his work to be included in a Brooklyn Museum exhibition that she was in. After the marriage, however, Edward's career flourished, but Jo's declined and many of her paintings have been lost. In 2000, it was the Highland House Museum in Truro that finally gave Jo her first solo exhibition, featuring her watercolors and Truro Hospitality, a painting in the Highland House collection that Jo made for the marriage of Horace ("Snowy") Snow Jr., who operated a gas station in central Truro. In addition to Truro Hospitalitythe new exhibit displays Jo's two-sided watercolor of an apple tree and a house, a striking abstract rug and her favorite dress.
When his 1933 retrospective at MOMA in New York established Edward as one of the leading American artists, several then-recent Truro works were included, such as The Camel's Hump(1931), Corn Hill(1930),South Truro Church (1930) and Ryder's House(1933), a study of a red roof, angles and shadows which he carried by hand to the museum to make sure it was included. "I believe that the great painters with their intellect as master have attempted to force this unwilling medium of paint and canvas into a record of their emotions," Edward wrote in his Notes on Paintingfor the retrospective.
Arrival in Truro inspired Edward to produce numerous watercolors and paintings of Cape Cod architecture and the Truro landscape. The Hopper Room exhibit compares Edward's house portraits with how the Truro originals looked then and now. Although he identified himself as a realist, Edward simplified forms and increasingly emphasized the geometry of the houses, barns and sheds he chose to depict. The exhibition examines works such as Cobb's Barn and Distant Houses,Marshall's House,Ryder's House, and House near the Back Shore(demolished after the gales of March 2018).
Director Jim Summers considers that a great year is unfolding for the Highland House Museum. The museum has had a significant face-lift thanks to a grant from the Community Preservation Committee. With the opening of the Hopper room "Now we can honor Edward and Josephine Hopper, artists who lived amongst us for over thirty years. When you look at Jo's little circle rug and her long blue dress or you see how Edward used the houses around us to create a great American art, the two of them really come to life." The exhibition has been curated by Helen McNeil-Ashton and Henry Lum. Helen was responsible for the Jo Hopper presentation and overall design, and Henry was responsible for "Arrival in Truro" which developed out of the Hopper exhibition he curated at Highland House in 2013.
The exhibition features images of Hopper paintings of local houses next to photographs of these houses as they exist today. Most of the photographs were created by Janis Hersh, who herself lives in an area of Truro that was the subject of many Hopper paintings. A preview of these images are available on her website: https://www.janishershphotography.com/hoppers-houses/.
Our Wednesday Night Speaker Series will feature two events in conjunction with this exhibition. On July 11th, Christine McCarthy, Director of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM) (which received a significant gift from the Schiffenhaus family of drawings by Edward and Josephine Hopper in 2016), will give a talk on Edward Hopper in Truro. On August 15, Helen McNeil-Ashton, Vice-President in Charge of the Collection at Highland House Museum, will speak about Creativity and Conflict: The Marriage of Edward and Josephine Hopper. Both talks will take place at the Highland House Museum from 7- 8 PM.


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