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Garage Rock Legend Mark Sultan Releases Let Me Out Plus The Best Shows In Bushwick This Week
Music lovers, rejoice!
Tom Gallo, 3 October 2018
Tom Gallo
tom@radiofreebrooklyn.org
Tom Gallo is the host of Look at My Records on Radio Free Brooklyn
Radio Free Brooklyn and Bushwick Daily are proud to announce a new weekly local-music column that will focus on artists that call Bushwick home. Each week, a Radio Free Brooklyn personality will pen a record or performance review of a different Bushwick based artist, with a curated selection of the best upcoming local gigs in the neighborhood for the following weekend.
Garage rock mainstay Mark Sultan, best known for his work with King Khan & The BBQ show, is adding another solo album to his massive discography that spans several decades and includes various projects under different monikers, such as BBQ, Krebs, and Needles. His latest effort, Let Me Out, is credited to his original stage name Mark Sultan, and sees the prolific figure recording all instruments in his Berlin studio,further cementing his
legacy as an otherworldy, one-man garage rock machine.
Sultan made a name for himself through his songs that seamlessly blend 60s pop, garage, doo-wop, rockabilly, and R&B to create soulful masterpieces, but Let Me Out sees the multi-instrumentalist achieve a level of sheer cohesiveness and atmosphere not present amongst typical garage rock revivalists. While Sultan has at times been known for his lo-fi minimalism, the songs on Let Me Out are dense with deeper textures and a more expansive sound, all still marked by his trademark croon. The album's lead single, "Coffin Nails," features a signature garage rock guitar riff and accompanying organ sound with lyrics evoking a sense of anger and loss. Other standout songs include the album's other single, "Everybody Knows," a slower tempo track with a cleaner, jangly guitar sound, and "Black Magic," a more classic sounding Sultan song, featuring an upbeat with doo-wop styled backing vocals and voodoo references galore. As a whole, Let Me Out is a well-sequenced collection of some of Sultan's best work yet, as he sticks to his guns, delving deeper and further into a sound that he's spent decades perfecting.
Sultan almost exclusively performs live as a one-man act, where he simultaneously plays guitar, drums, and any other necessary instruments. However, he is treating Brooklyn to a rare performance with a backing band. On October 10th you can see Mark Sultan perform live with The Mystery Lights serving as his backing band on the rooftop of Our Wicked Lady. Don't miss out on this ultra rare event!
Let Me Out is set for release on October 12th, 2018 via Modern Sky USA. You can pre-order the album via Bandcamp.
Mark Sultan
The first week of October features some excellent shows in Bushiwick. Get to the gigs:
Slaves, Honduras at Alphaville
Wednesday, October 3rd 2018 at 8p.m.
English punk rock duo, Slaves, are kicking off their two-night stand in Brooklyn on Wednesday night at Alphaville. The band just released their ferocious fourth album, Acts Of Fear And Love," in August. They'll be joined by local punks Honduras, who released the Need The Water b/w Water Signs single back in March and hope to release a full length sometime next year.
The Natvral, Tallies, Showtime Goma, Drew Citron at Flowers For All Occasions
Thursday, October 4th 2018 at 8p.m.
The Natvral, the solo moniker of The Pain Of Being Pure Of Heart's Kip Berman, begins a small northeast tour this week in support of his debut EP, Know Me More. Joining him for a string of dates are Toronto indie-pop outfit Tallies, who are set the drop a brand new single, "Beat The Heart," on October 19th. Also appearing is Showtime Goma, the project of Jen Goma, which has been described as "indie pop's best-kept secret. Drew Citron of Beverly and the newly formed Public Practice will open the show with a rare solo set.
The Natvral
Corridor, Petite League, Sic Tic at Alphaville
Friday, October 5th 2018 at 8p.m.
Montreal's Corridor blew critics away with their 2017 French language psych-pop masterpiece, Supermercado. Now the band is back for their first show in New York since their spellbinding Northside Festival performance at Elsewhere. Petite League is getting back into the throws of things after only a few live appearances in 2018, which is all the more reason to catch them on Friday. They'll likely be playing tons of songs from their latest record, Rips One Into The Night, a fuzz infused collection of bedroom pop gems. Performing first are locals Sic Tic, who will get the night started with their own brand of loud psychedelic grunge.
A Hawk and A Hacksaw, Paul Collins at Elsewhere
Saturday, October 6th 2018 at 7p.m.
Folk duo A Hawk And A Hacksaw released their seventh studio album, Forest Bathing, in April and the band has spent a good portion of the year on tour sharing this new batch of songs with the world. Their latest output is vibrant sounding, highly experimental instrumental folk. Also performing is the king of power-pop, Paul Collins. So, arrive early and you may get to hear some high-energy classics, including "Don't Wait Up For Me" and "Hanging By The Telephone!"
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Design & Innovation To Be Seen On The McHale Stand
Design & Innova.....
Presenting the Toplink.ie Rosette Award at Ploughing 2014 for the new McHale Fusion 3+ Vario range of combination balers, shown for the first time at the National Ploughing Championships 2014, were from left, James Maloney, machinery editor, Irish Farmers Journal, James Heanue and Paul McHale, McHale and David Kincaid, Irish Farmers Journal.
McHale have had a busy summer testing new products that have been in development for the last number of years.
There will be lots to see on the McHale stand at this year's National Ploughing Championships. Marketing manager Paul McHale said: "It has been an exciting time for us with the development of two new products to add to our range."
The new machines that will be on display for the first time at the Ploughing is McHale's new front- and side-mounted mower. The mower has been designed using a 3D printer and developed to perform in heavy crops with undulating field conditions.
Along with the new mower is the new Orbital wrapper. This is McHale's fastest trailed wrapper. It has been developed to a new design from the HS2000 model, which filled that market segment before.
McHale will also have its range of Fusion 3 combination machines featuring film-on-film technology. Traditionally, when silage or haylage was being made, twine or net wrap was applied to the bale to keep it together. In a combination baler-wrapper, such as the McHale Fusion 3, the bale is then wrapped once it leaves the bale chamber and before it is deposited on the ground. The plastic seals the bale, which allows fermentation to take place, producing high-quality silage or haylage.
Over the last number of years, McHale has been working on a system which applies plastic on to the bale in the bale chamber. This eliminates the need to use net wrap or twine to keep the bale together as it passes from the baler to the bale wrapper.
Also on the stand for McHale are its F5000 series fixed and V6 variable chamber balers. The fixed chamber range has three models to choose from. The F5400 is a non-chopper baler, the F5500 comes with 15 knives for chopping unit and the F5600 Fully Automatic Baler has a 25-knife chopping unit.
The successful 991 wrapper model will also be on the stand, with a number of variants including the high-speed model. The high-speed model has a twin dispenser mounted on the mast, which increases output for contractors. This model is aimed at contractors who are running two balers.
For more details, McHale products mentioned in this article please click here.
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" Tree of Life, Mural on China Cabinet, side view " The Tree of Life in its various forms is recognized in all cultures as a symbol of immortality and eternal life. From ancient Chinese and Egyptian culture to Germanic paganism and Mesoamerica, it has been sought after throughout the ages. And, while depicted in many different contexts, the imagery across all cultures is essentially the same.


SoundExchange represents recording artists and small, medium and huge record corporations. We are committed to offering an open, informed and critical setting for the non-public and skilled growth of the artist. AND, artist that I am, I found many scenes for future portray, together with morning mist, intriguing trees and a number of path scenes. Many artists are content material, even joyful with a routine, a distinct segment of favor, an interest in a single specific topic.
Dulman's shibori felted dress is a pivot point and anchor within the center of the exhibition, the encircling pieces producing feelings of fluidity and connection, a material dance, wind-like whispers, I heard sound in these pieces, tender seeming, but strong and dependable as messages in regards to the artists' most essential and informing values, values which collate with my very own, a candy kinship.
Pictured (from left) are artworks by all five featured artists: Irit Dulman, Pat Vivod, Rio Wrenn, Fabienne Rey, and Elizabeth Adams-Marks. She was also perhaps one of many only a few female artists who took on to graffiti artwork, which she excelled in. For that reason it is an excellent idea for artists to implement the use of mind maps to keep their focus.
Pixnit: This Boston based artist is an important yet elusive ingredient of the street arts. As their artwork matures they usually develop a signature type, the artist will begin profitable awards in major exhibits, have representation in additional established galleries, articles written about them and doable museum consideration.
He additionally said the affect of British artist Richard Hamilton, who painted giant-scale human figures in the Eighties. Andy Warhol: Any discussion on pop artwork is incomplete with out the mention of this iconic artist. Whether or not because of the intention of the artist or stylistic habit, it doesn't matter – the images are instantly comic and likewise a thought-frightening commentary on politics and human nature.


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brown sugar : 3 tbsp.
Lightly brown chicken breasts in a small amount of oil.
Remove from pan and add garlic, soy sauce, brown sugar and 1 cup chicken broth.
Stir to mix and return chicken to pan and cover.
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James S Welsh and colleagues from Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine (IL, USA) have highlighted the apparent synergy between radiation therapy and immunotherapy. Recently published in the Journal of Radiation Oncology, the review by Welsh and the team summarized the combinatory effects of radiation and immunotherapy when used in the context of melanoma.
One-year survival rates for metastatic melanoma, one of the most aggressive forms of skin cancer, vary from 33–62% percent. According to statistics from the American Cancer Society, 76,000 people in the United States will be diagnosed with melanoma in 2016, with 10,000 of those patients not expected to survive.
Melanoma can spontaneously enter remission in some rare cases. This is more commonly seen, however, as partial spontaneous lesion regression. Though the exact reasons for these effects remain unknown, evidence suggests that it is a result of an immune response attacking the melanoma cells.
This role of the immune system in treating melanoma is supported by the observation of the abscopal effect; an effect whereby localized treatment such as radiation consequentially stimulates the immune system to further attack cancer cells in the body.
Welsh observed this phenomenon when treating a patient with melanoma that had spread to the liver and bones. The radiation therapy was implemented to shrink a tumor in the patient's femur, though a CT scan carried out 3 months posttreatment found no trace of cancer cells anywhere.
Currently, the new generation of immunotherapies, including checkpoint inhibitors, are being tested with promising results, as these drugs prevent the innate inhibition of the immune system by cancer cells. Further encouraging results are currently being observed as radiation becomes increasingly used alongside these checkpoint inhibitors and other immune therapies.
It is still important, nevertheless, to study proteins and biomarkers that can predict patient response to immunotherapy, as despite recent successes in this field, not all melanoma patients have the ability to mount effective immune responses. These markers in turn could aid in the quantification of the efficacy of therapies in future.
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Reviews: NEXT STAGE THEATRE FESTIVAL: Foreign Tongue, Raising Stanley/Living with Tulia, Lucky, Athabasca
by Lynn on January 17, 2019
Continuing at the Next Stage Theatre Festival at Factory Theatre, Toronto, Ont.
Foreign Tongue
Book and lyrics by Lola Xenos
Music by Daniel Abrahamson and Justin Hiscox
Directed by Stefan Dzeparoski
Choreography by Colleen Snell
Musical direction by Tim Monis
Projection design by Michael F. Bergmann
Set by Joe Pagnan and Konstantin Roth
Costumes by Katrina Fletcher
Lighting by Noah Feaver
Cast: Cynthia Ashperger
Kailea Banka
Julius Cho
Jenna Daley
Victoria Houser
Phoebe Hu
Allie McDonald
Mladen Obradovic
Nicholas Rice
Kathy is a successful businesswoman originally from Peterborough, Ont. now living in Toronto. Out of the blue she had a kind of seizure that put her in a coma for several weeks and when she came out of it she had an accent as if she came from Bosnia. This horrified Kathy but pleased Visnja (from Bosnia) who was on the caretaking staff of the hospital. Visnja feels sorry for Kathy because no one visited her in all that time. Visnja suggests that Kathy go to an English as a Second Language course to try and get rid of her accent. This provides an opportunity to learn of other immigrant stories, how the other students are trying to fit into a Canadian culture and how they wrangle amongst themselves. Yuri from Russia thinks he's better than his fellow students and has little good to say about his life there. Madeline from China is frustrated correcting people who mistake her ethnicity. Paul Lee from Korea always seems to be breaking up arguments. And Visnja from Bosnia just wants to land a good part in a movie so she can leave caretaking—she's an actress with great enthusiasm no matter the part.
Lola Xenos has written a smart, sharply observed, very funny book and lyrics about the immigrant experience from her point of view and those of others with accents a.k.a non-standard speakers. Xenos immigrated to Canada from the former Yugoslavia. Daniel Abrahamson and Justin Hiscox composed the music. The songs are witty, refreshing and beautifully establish aspects of the immigrant's experiences. The musical is brimming with charm and is worth a visit.
Continues at The Next Stage Theatre Festival until June 20.
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Raising Stanley/Life with Tulia
Created by Kim Kilpatrick, Karen Bailey and Bronwyn Steinberg
Directed by Bronwyn Steinberg
Visual effects and projections by Trudy Wohlleben
Composer and sound design by Angela Schleihauf
Guide dog, Tulia
Model and muse, Stanley
Audio description by Bronwyn Steinberg and Karen Bailey
Performed by Kim Kilpatrick.
Kim Kilpatrick was born blind but that never stopped her from living an independent. At first she was encouraged by her parents to be as independent as possible. She used a white cane to navigate her world. Eventually she was convinced to get a guide dog to lead her safely.
With a chirpy voice, a gentle sense of humour and an infectious optimism Kilpatrick tells us of the trials, tribulations and joys she experienced through four guide dogs. Each had its own personality; each informed and filled Kilpatrick's life in different ways.
Director Bronwyn Steinberg has Kim Kilpatrick navigate the stage of the Factory Theatre Studio with her white cane, either sitting at a table stage left or stage right, and standing facing the audience at centre stage. Tulia lounged patiently in her doggy bed stage left until it was her cue to perform.
At the same time paintings of artist Karen Bailey's various dogs, especially her dog Stanley, were projected on the back wall that augmented Kilpatrick's narrative. Bronwyn Steinberg provided a recorded narrative at what we were looking at with the paintings.
Raising Stanley/Life with Tulia is a sweet, gentle play that provides the audience with a different way of seeing the world of a person who is blind.
Continues to Jan. 20.
Written by Marie Leofeli R. Barlizo
Directed by Sophie Gee
Cast: Christian Jadah
Katharine King
Nina and Sylvain are in bed. As the lights in the theatre fade to black we hear a blood-curdling yell from Sylvain. The lights go up and Nina wakes him. Sylvain has been having nightmares. He used to drive a Metro, (subway train) in Montreal and one day a young East Asian woman jumped in front of his train and died. That image of her jumping in front of his train has haunted him since then. He lost his job, his marriage failed and he misses his daughter. Nina is an East Asian woman he picked up in a bar that night. There is a lot of banter about ethnicity, success, status etc. Nina tells him she is about to go to university on a full scholarship. She has worked hard because her parents are rigid in their expectation that she will be a top student, get top grades and win scholarships to the top schools. The pressure has been terrible for Nina. Nina wonders if the woman who jumped in front of Sylvain's train also suffered from excessively high expectations from her parents and found suicide was the only way out. Nina suggests something else to Sylvain.
Playwright Leofeli R. Barlizo was inspired to write her play by the true story of a Vietnamese woman who failed high school, and rather than tell her parents and endure their disappointment, arranged to have them killed.
One is keenly aware how some cultures put such pressure on their children to succeed and that failure is not to be endured, even though failure is a vital part of success. We read about the mental and physical damage done to young people who fail to meet expectations. Barlizo says in her program note she wrote the play to start a conversation about this terrible pressure put on children to succeed in the Asian community.
Much of the play is both Sylvain complaining about his lot in life and that he never had a chance and suggests that Nina had a luckier time than he did. They bicker and he hits her twice. She stays in that shabby apartment for some reason, and she hadn't even come up with her proposition to him. An audience is expected to have a lot of patience when something in a play does not make sense. Did Nina stay in that apartmen because she felt she deserved to be hit since she felt she was worthless? Hmm not sure about that.
Lucky continues until Jan. 20.
At 77 Mowatt, Toronto, Ont.
Written and performed by David S. Craig and Richard Greenblatt
Directed by Aaron Willis
Set and costumes by Anahita Dehbonehie
Lighting by Jennifer Lennon
Sound & fight choreography by Richard Lee
Tom (David S. Craig) is being forced out of his Vice-President's job for a powerful oil company in Fort McMurray. They are putting a gag order on him and preventing him to work in the industry. Tom prepares to get even. In the meantime Max (Richard Greenblatt), a journalist with a nature magazine has come for an interview. Max went through hoops to get the interview even going along with asking only those questions deemed acceptable by the oil company.
Both David S. Craig as a smooth talking Tom and Richard Greenblatt as a very accommodating Max put on the veneer of being agreeable to the other until the gloves come off. Max accuses Tom and his company and the whole oil industry of ruining the environment, killing wildlife and polluting the air and waterways. Tom apologizes for mishaps and notes the millions his company paid to help the environment. Statistics wiz through the air as each man makes his points with more and more passion and raised voices. Max has come prepared to make his points in such a way as to get Tom's attention. The arguments are made on both sides but it's hard to overcome big business, greed and money.
I won't spoil any of the surprises in this bracing play. But it makes one mindful of the whistle blowers in the past who made secret documents public in order to reveal the wrong-doings of governments. The whistle blower had to go into hiding in another country. I can't say that much happened to the governments about putting a stop to their wrong doings. Only in a few cases have the forces of good won. (The impeachment of Nixon because of Watergate comes to mind).
Athabasca by David S. Craig and Richard Greenblatt is full of passion, intelligence, anger and conscience. Aaron Willis has directed with focused attention. Craig and Greenblatt are evenly matched and right up until the last moments one was not sure how it will end.
It's the first time that the Next Stage Theatre Festival has had a site-specific production in the programming. Anahita Dehbonehie has designed Tom's beautiful, rich office with shiny bookcases, imposing leather chairs, and the attributes of a rich executive. And the production as a whole leaves you with a lot to think about.
Continues until Jan. 20.


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Rev. Ader Foundation
Ds. Ader Stichting
History and Goal
The Reverend Ader Foundation was created in 1948 by Johanna Adriana Ader, née Appels, in the name of her late husband. Its sole aim was and still is to spread the gospel in the village of Drieborg and the surroundings areas, at the time much neglected by the Dutch Protestant Church. One of the goals of the new Foundation was to create a multifunctional building, suitable for parish gatherings, youth clubs and also for church services. In short: as a home for all the village community activities. It was a wish of her husband that he could no longer fulfil. Of the generous amount of money donated for flowers when he was reburied after the war Johanna put a small amount aside to become the symbolic foundation stone for this coveted building.
The house in Drieborg with the multi-functional building attached to it at the rear
The modest building, attached to the house in Drieborg which Johanna had built for herself and her sons from her own means, still exists. It was built in 1950, burned down in 1956 and was rebuilt the same year. It has a stained glass window donated by the Jewish hospital from which the Reverend Ader had saved many staff during the war.
As well as paying for the operating costs of the building the Foundation still makes a substantial contribution to the funding of the present day Dutch Protestant Reverend in the community.
The Board of the Foundation
Chairman, Mr. D.A.V.E. Ader
Secretary, Mrs. G.E.A. Ruben-Kuipers
Treasurer, Mr. G. Kriek
Mrs. M.C. Blok-Bierens
Mr. R. Jalink
Mr. H. Jansen
Mr. P. Snoep
Fiscal status
Dutch tax authorities acknowledge the Foundation as a charitable one. As a consequence donations to the Foundation are deductible from income before tax in the Netherlands.
The Bank Account details of the Foundation are:
Ds. Aderstichting, Winschoten, NL44ABNA0643510087
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Safety at the onset of a hurricane requires fast action and preparedness. While residents may have implemented quality safeguards beforehand to prevent their home and assets from being destroyed, some cases require further methods for protection. When local and state officials anticipate the landfall of powerful or deadly hurricanes, coastal residents may be ordered to evacuate their homes.
Why is evacuation so important? Executives issue evacuation mandates as a precaution after determining a hurricane as a high-risk threat. This means that experts believe the potential for hazards related to the hurricane to occur outweighs the possibility of avoiding these dangers.
All residents should evacuate upon instruction from officials to do so. Once ordered to leave the area, locals will be given directions on the proper route and time for departure. Officials order evacuations based on zip code areas. Inhabitants can find evacuation route information, zones and procedures through their local transportation department online. County judges may issue a Hurricane Evacuation Contraflow in which lanes flowing the opposite direction of evacuation will be reversed to allow for a greater outflow of traffic.
It is important that inhabitants follow executive orders to evacuate as quickly and safely as possible. Often, residents become frantic and ignore the instructions, causing traffic and distressing situations. Local emergency professionals offer assistance for persons with disabilities or other factors which make it difficult or impossible for them to evacuate. Contact information for support is provided through official city websites.
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If your state or city has ordered an evacuation of the area, officials have removed the option for residents to stay or "ride-out" the storm. In many cases, if a resident chooses not to evacuate, they must legally sign a waiver and appoint next-of-kin for inheritance purposes if necessary. Remember that protecting your home or belongings is not worth risking your life.


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Along with Jewellery, AstaGuru has put together auctions that include hallmark silver pieces from all across the world. Silverware has been around for centuries and was always associated with the more aristocratic parts of a society. There were a few makers that are recognized till today by their signature hallmarked symbols on the silverware. At AstaGuru silverware that has been auctioned include an engraved silver Kutch scroll, a hallmarked Birmingham Silver 3 piece tea set in silver both from the 18th century.
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TIPS certification is mandatory in many states and required by most establishments throughout the United States. TIPS is nationally recognized, whereas ATAP which is not mandatory, covers New York only. However, being TIPS certified means you also fall under the ATAP certified. In other words you do not need to both; TIPS will suffice. However, etips (online) is not recognized in many states. The state & insurance companies are requesting that you are TIPS certified 'on-premise' by a certified TIPS trainer.
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The quarry plant grinding ball mills in Armenia for the treatment of minerals, ores and other bulk materials for the grinding process. A large number of these mills are used for grinding silica sand for producing aerated concrete or fibre cement. The mills are also used for treating iron and various other ores. These mills are also available in different designs. Smaller mill sizes can largely be delivered in a pre-assembled state, which in turn means a great saving in terms of time and installation costs.
The applications of ball mills are ubiquitous in mineral processing and mining industry, metallurgy, cement production, chemical industry, pharmaceutics and cosmetics, ceramics, different kinds of laboratory studies and tests. Besides particle size reduction, ball mills are also widely used for mixing, blending and dispersing, amorphisation of materials and mechanical alloying.
The design of quarry plant crusher grinding ball mill can vary significantly depending on the size, the equipment used to load the starting material, and the system for discharging the output product. The size of a mill is usually characterized by the ratio "length to diameter" and this ratio most frequently varies from 0.5 to 3.5. The starting material can be loaded either through a spout feeder or by means of a single or double helical scoop feeder. Several types of ball mills are distinguished depending on the discharge system and these types are commonly known as overflow discharge mill, diaphragm or grate discharge mill and centre-periphery discharge mill. In industrial applications, the inner surface of the mill is lined with mill liners protecting the steel body of the mill and incorporating mill lifters which help to raise the content of the mill to greater heights before it drops and cascades down.
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European Capital of Culture 2000 – Santiago de Compostela
"Give me my scallop shell of quiet;
My staff of faith to walk upon;
My scrip of joy, immortal diet;
My bottle of salvation;
My gown of glory (hope's true gage);
And then I'll take my pilgrimage." Sir Walter Raleigh
The "Twelve Treasures of the Kingdom of Spain" was a contest/poll that was conducted by the Spanish Television Company Antena 3 and the radio broadcaster Cope. The final results were announced on 31st December 2007. I thought it might be interesting to take a look at the eight out of the twelve that I have visited. Seventh in the final competition results was another Cathedral, out of a total of five in the top twelve, this time Santiago de Compostela
If El Cid represents the secular aspects of heroism and military conquest during the Reconquista then the spiritual hero representing the religious justification and the Christian ethos of the crusade against the Muslims was Santiago, St James the Apostle, and the patron Saint of Spain.
In 'Don Quixote' Cervantes wrote 'St. James the Moorslayer, one of the most valiant saints and knights the world ever had … has been given by God to Spain for its patron and protection.' Ever since the reconquest 'Santiago y cierra España', which means 'St James and strike for Spain' has been the traditional battle cry of Spanish armies.
Santiago was one of the twelve disciples and a devout disciple of Christ but in 44 A.D. he became the first of Apostles to suffer martyrdom when Herod Agrippa I arrested and (allegedly) personally beheaded him in Jerusalem. According to legend Santiago had preached for a while in Iberia prior to his execution and after his death his own disciples returned his body back to the peninsula. On the way they were caught in a storm and were almost certainly doomed when a ship miraculously appeared, led by an angel, to guide them to land and safety. They buried the saint near Compostela, 'field of stars,' where Santiago lay forgotten for nearly eight hundred years.
Santiago de Compostela is the capital of autonomous region of Galicia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After Jerusalem and Rome it is the third most holy city in Christendom and the cathedral is the destination today, as it has been throughout history, of the important ninth century medieval pilgrimage route, the Way of St. James.
People continue to take the Pilgrim trail and when I visited there were many who could be identified by the pilgrim staff and the symbol of the scallop shell. The shell is the traditional symbol of the pilgrimage because the grooves in the shell, which come together at a single point, represent the various routes that pilgrims travel but all eventually arriving at a single destination. It is also symbolic of the pilgrim because just as the waves of the ocean wash scallop shells up on the shores of Galicia, God's hand also guides the pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela.
There was certainly no mistaking that this is a very holy city indeed and the route to the Cathedral was lined with churches, monasteries and seminaries and finally we emerged into the central square, Praza de Obradoiro, where the Cathedral (which is depicted on Spanish eurocent coins) loomed high above in a most spectacular and impressive way. Inside, the Cathedral is nearly a hundred metres long and over twenty metres high and is the largest Romanesque church in Spain as well as being one of the biggest in Europe.
We took an hour or so to look around but it was a approaching lunch time and so we declined to join the long queue of pilgrims and visitors who were waiting in line to visit the crypt and see the box that contains the bones and other grisly relics of St James and left by a side door that opened onto another remarkable courtyard that was surrounded by huge medieval buildings and magnificent towering statues.
The Cross of St. James includes the lower part fashioned as a sword blade making this a cross of a warrior and in crusading terms the symbol of taking up the sword in the name of Christ. Most notably, it was the emblem of the twelfth-century military Order of Santiago, named after Saint James the Great.
These days we are a bit more sensitive about religious wars and killing each other in the name of God or Allah and in 2004 a statue in Santiago Cathedral showing St James slicing the heads off Moorish invaders was removed and replaced with a more benign image of him as a pilgrim to avoid causing offence to Muslims. A Cathedral spokesman in a classic understatement said that the Baroque image of a sword-wielding St James cutting the heads off Moors was not a very sensitive or evangelical interpretation that can be easily reconciled to the teachings of Christ. Good point!
More posts about El Cid:
El Cid and the Spanish Reconquista
El Cid and his Horse, Babieca
El Cid and his Wife, Ximena
El Cid and his sword. La Tizona
El Cid and Saint James
El Cid and Alfonso VI
El Cid and the City of Burgos
El Cid and the Castle of Belmonte
El Cid – The Film Fact and Fiction
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15 responses to "European Capital of Culture 2000 – Santiago de Compostela"
Sue Slaght | September 27, 2016 at 5:57 am | Reply
Yes a little more sensitivity seems reasonable. I've never been too keen on gazing at ancient body parts myself. However each to his own. Fascinating place.
Andrew Petcher | September 27, 2016 at 7:23 am | Reply
My favourite is Saint Spiridon in Corfu. They keep his mummified body in a casket and every night he is said to get up and walk about the town. He has to be given a new set of shoes every year!
roughseasinthemed | September 27, 2016 at 6:40 am | Reply
Sure. Lets erase history and pretend Christians never killed people. Think god telling GWB to go to war 😦
Quite right. Saint James did his fair share of slaughtering. I have come to the conclusion that the Christian/Muslim conflict is on going and in 500 years time history books will refer to the 21st century as an extension of the medieval crusades.
roughseasinthemed | September 27, 2016 at 7:32 am |
Indeed. Just read a blog post somewhere about how there is an ongoing trend to reverse secularisation and modernity in favour of (repressive) religions ie Christianity and Islam. Not good.
Sometimes religion is the reason, sometimes it is the excuse for war.
restlessjo | September 27, 2016 at 8:14 am | Reply
Great post Andrew! I rather envy you Santiago de C. It must be an impressive city. Given up all thought of walking the walk? Thanks for the history x
Andrew Petcher | September 27, 2016 at 4:39 pm | Reply
We are walking average 8 mile a day in Greece right now so I think we could manage it especially when Kim retires next year and we have got the time.
restlessjo | September 27, 2016 at 8:38 pm |
Good for you! 🙂 🙂
Sue | September 27, 2016 at 8:46 am | Reply
Interesting post, Andrew… I love that image of the arches and shadows, by the way
Thanks Sue.
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Curt Mekemson | September 29, 2016 at 5:26 pm | Reply
Glad to see that head chopping off was eliminated, Andrew. As for the body parts, there is a custom that I simply don't comprehend. Liked the pilgrim sculpture. It has a very modern feel to it. –Curt
Thanks Curt, the sculpture is actually in the city of Burgos!
Wilbur's Travels | October 12, 2016 at 8:30 pm | Reply
A great place to visit. It was mostly showery when we went but it added to the ambience of the place. Some pretty decent cafes and tapas bars too I recall.
Andrew Petcher | October 12, 2016 at 9:58 pm | Reply
A wonderful place I agree!
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A year of progress for West Ealing
It's not quite the end of the year but talking to friends and about West Ealing made me realise what has been achieved this year. Yes, there is still much to do but it seemed right just to stand back and celebrate what I believe has achieved in 2016.
West Ealing Neighbours' was set up 10 years ago with the aim of 'making West Ealing a better place for residents, businesses and visitors'. Over these 10 years we have had some successes worth celebrating and some frustrating failures. But this year that I've felt we are really beginning to make long-term and sustainable progress towards our aim. Here's a couple of reasons why:
Dean Gardens and anti-social behaviour
We know Dean Gardens has a poor reputation, is a gathering place for street drinkers and, once night comes, can be used for drug dealing. Now though, through the work of WEN, other residents' groups, faith groups, housing associations, Ealing Council, the police and West Ealing Business Improvement District, we found the money to commission some radical and exciting designs to transform Dean Gardens in to a desitination park to be proud of. Our next challenge is to raise the money to put these great ideas in to action. It's quite a challenge but I think we can do it with the support of the Council and local partners. Redesigning Dean Gardens can go a long way to reducing the anti-social behavior associated with it and make a huge contribution to the improving the reputation of West Ealing and most definitely making it a better place for everyone.
To see the ideas for Dean Gardens and be kept in touch with progress just visit the specially set up website.
On the theme of anti-social behaviour it's worth saying that thanks to the support of the borough commander we have had additional police resources alocated to West Ealing for the past few months. I'm told over 40 arrests have been made in this time, mostly for drug dealing. In addition, as many of you will know, there is a proposal to introduce a Public Space Protection Order which will give the police more powerto tackle anti-social behaviour and drug dealing in and around the shopping centre. More details in an earlier post on this blog . Taken together it does feel that serious efforts are being made to tackle the blight of anti-social behaviour in and around Dean Gardens and the high street.
The West Ealing Workspace hub
The idea of a co-working hub in West Ealing has been around for a few years but it's now just a few months away from opening. I think this is another development that has the potential to bring significant change and benefits to West Ealing. If we get it right it will attract a wide range of freelancers, artists, musicians, small and start-up businesses and many more in to St James Avenue in the heart of West Ealing. This injection of enterprise and energy could bring all manner of benefits to West Ealing – its reputation , its shops and its community. All reasons for making West Ealing a better place.
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Уолтер Харди () — герой американских комиксов, издаваемых Marvel Comics. В прошлом был всемирно известным грабителем по прозвищу Кот (), однако встал на путь исправления. Он является отцом Фелиции Харди, также известной как Чёрная кошка.

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Уолтер Харди был создан сценаристом Марвом Вольфманом и художником Кейтом Поллардом. Его первое появление состоялось в The Amazing Spider-Man #194 (Июль, 1979).

Биография
Уолтер Харди был известным грабителем по прозвищу Кот и, в какой-то момент, попал за решётку. Годы спустя, воровка по прозвищу Чёрная кошка, украла документы из тюрьмы, в которой сидел Харди. Питер Паркер провёл собственное расследование, узнав, что Уолтер Харди содержался в нью-йоркской тюрьме в течение последних нескольких десятилетий и теперь неизлечимо болен. В тюрьме, Человек-паук сразился с Чёрной кошкой, в то время как её сообщники Борис Корпсе и Бруно Грейнджер взорвали стену тюремной камеры Харди, обломки которой обрушились на Человека-паука.

Поскольку Человек-паук не смог выбраться из-под обломков, тюремному персоналу не удалось предотвратить побег Уолтера Харди с Чёрной кошкой, Корпсе и Грейнджером. В своём доме, Чёрная кошка раскрыла что является дочерью Уолтера, Фелицией, и упомянула, что её мать Лидия намеренно не рассказывала ей об отце. Затем Уолтер ушёл, чтобы провести свои последние минуты с женой. После того, как Чёрная кошка упала в реку, Человек-паук обнаружил мёртвого Уолтера в объятиях его жены Лидии.

Находясь в больнице после сражения Человека-паука с Доктором Осьминогом, Фелиция рассказала Питеру Паркеру, что её посетил призрак Уолтера.

Силы и способности
У Кота есть миниатюрный крюк, который позволяет ему раскачиваться между зданиями подобно Человеку-пауку, хотя и не так быстро. Также он может использовать кабель от этого устройства в качестве каната для взбирания по стене, троса для качелей и в качестве оружия в бою.

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Ultimate Marvel
Во вселенной Ultimate Marvel Джек Харди фигурирует в списке известных грабителей Daily Bugle.

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Джон Филлип Лоу озвучил Уолтера Харди в эпизодах «Кот» и «Чёрная кошка» мультсериала «Человеке-пауке» 1994 года. Несмотря на сходство с версией из комиксов, здесь его зовут Джон Хардески. Когда Джон был ребёнком, нацисты обманом заставили его шпионить за созданием Капитана Америки, эксплуатируя фотографическую память юноши. Когда Хардески узнал, что этих людей возглавлял Красный Череп, он успешно скрылся от них. Годы спустя, Уолтер попал под защиту Щ.И.Т.а и содержался под стражей до тех пор, пока Кингпин не поручил Хамелеону заменить Хардески, дабы заполучить формулу суперсолдата. Кингпин устроил «семейное воссоединение», поручив Доктору Осьминогу похитить дочь Хардески Фелицию Харди, чтобы использовать её в качестве подопытной для тестирования формулы и превратить её в Чёрную кошку. Человек-паук последовал за Чёрной кошкой в убежище Кингпина и спас отца и дочь после того, как первый уничтожил сыворотку суперсолдата, прежде чем её можно было воспроизвести. Сорвав план Кингпина, Хардески простился со своей семьей и добровольно вернулся под стражу Щ.И.Т.а.
Уолтер Харди, чей образ был объединён с личностью Грабителя, появляется в мультсериале «Новые приключения Человека-паука» 2008 года. Джим Каммингс озвучил его в эпизоде «Интервенция», а Джеймс Ремар в серии «Премьера». Впервые он появляется во флэшбеке, когда Питер Паркер сражается с симботом Веномом и вспоминает Грабителя, убившего его дядю Бена. В дальнейшем, дочь Уолтера, филиция, пытается освободить своего отца из тюрьмы, в которой также оказывается Человек-паук, пытающийся наладить систему безопасности. Столкнувшись с Харди, Паук узнаёт в нём того самого грабителя, убившего его дядю. Харди раскаивается в убийстве другого человека и пытается искупить свою вину, выпустив усыпляющий газ, чтобы нейтралищовать других сбежавших сокамерников и позволить Человеку-пауку и Чёрной кошке уйти.

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Уолтер Харди появляется в DLC «Город, который никогда не спит» к игре Spider-Man 2018 года, где его озвучил Дэниел Риордан. Во время выполнения побочного квеста, Человек-паук связывается с детективом полиции Нью-Йорка по фамилии Мэкки, который просит его помочь найти картины, украденные Харди, первым преступником-вором, который носил имя Кот. Пока Человек-паук ищет их, детектив Мэкки рассказывает ему предысторию Харди, объясняя, что из-за его воровских талантов Маджия стремилась завербовать его. Харди отказался и позволил арестовать себя, прежде чем якобы утонул при неудачной попытке побега с острова Райкера. Тем не менее, многие считали, что Харди инсценировал свою смерть, чтобы защитить семью от Маджии. Собрав все украденные произведения искусства, Человек-паук обнаружил, что детективом Мэкки на самом деле был Харди, который взял псевдоним, чтобы вернуть все украденные картины. Харди попросил Человека-паука присматривать за его дочерью, новой Чёрной кошкой.

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