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A recording after decades of thought: Murray Perahia explored the Hammerklavier Sonata first when he was in his mid-twenties. While the work's enormous technical and physical challenges fell within his grasp, its profound musical demands eluded him. He quietly dropped the "Hammerklavier" from his repertoire, recognising that he would need time to fathom its cosmic depths. Over four decades passed before he felt ready to programme the piece in recital.
A deepening mystery: "The challenge of this music is still alive because one can get deeper and deeper into the piece's mysteries. That's endless – both musicologically and emotionally. Everything in it is connected. There isn't a random note, yet it feels improvisatory. So it's a mystery that will intrigue and occupy musicians forever." (Murray Perahia).


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Man's farm 'removed' by mistake in Saudi
Bulldozers removed farm containing more than 500 trees. (Sabq)
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Saudi municipal authorities made a mistake and sent their bulldozers to remove a farm containing more than 500 trees as the removal order was for a nearby farm.
The owner of the farm in the Western Red Sea port of Al Litt said he got a shock when he went to his farm in the morning and found that it had been destroyed.
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Arsi Negele ist eine Stadt im südlichen Zentrum Äthiopiens ca. 225 km südlich von der Hauptstadt Addis Abeba. Sie liegt in der größten Provinz Äthiopiens Oromiya in der Region Arsi.

Geographie
Arsi Negele liegt in der Nähe des Abiyata Sees im Abijatta-Shalla-Nationalpark. Die Umgebung ist durch Savanne und Akazien-Wälder geprägt.

Klima
Die Temperaturen schwanken zwischen 45 °C im Maximum und 5 °C im Minimum. Regen fällt zwischen März und April sowie zwischen Juni und September, der mittlere Jahresniederschlag liegt bei 500 mm.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung
Die Bevölkerung von Arsi Negele wächst stark an und hat sich in den letzten 25 Jahren fast verdreifacht:

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Wirtschaft
Ein wichtiger Wirtschaftszweig in Arsi Negele ist das Brennen von Schnaps, aber auch der Tourismus. Wegen der Nähe zum Shala National Park und zum Langano See, sind die Hotels in der Stadt beliebt. Im Umland verdienen die Menschen ihren Unterhalt vor allem mit dem Köhlern von Holzkohle.

Wasserversorgung
Die Stadt bezieht ihr Wasser aus dem nahen Abiyata-See, der Wasserspiegel des Sees sinkt aber kontinuierlich, so dass es zu Lücken in der Wasserversorgung kommt.

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In der Gegend um die Stadt wird vor allem Mais, Zwerghirse, Feuerbohnen, Weizen und Sorghum angebaut. Dennoch sind die Menschen in der Region auf Hilfslieferungen angewiesen.

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By Matt Hinton Oct 26, 2007, 6:17pm EDT
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Pleasantries dispensed today for the sake of time - straight on to the picks:
GAME OF THE CENTURY OF THE WEEK!
Southern Cal at Oregon
What's at Stake: The winner stays within at least a game of Arizona State and UCLA for the Pac Ten lead, with the chance to take on both of those teams as a likely favorite in the next few weeks, i.e. the winner here is the conference frontrunner in popular perception and still very much in the pecking order for a mythical championship bid.
It's lonely at the top, and even lonelier everywhere else.
Speaking of popular perception, both teams have some elusive voter elan at stake: take away a less-impressive-than-it-looked-then blowout of Nebraska, and USC has been looking ordinary all season, very far from the automatic mythical championship contender or even conference powerhouse it was presumed to be. Oregon can officially knock the Trojans from that pedestal for the first time in five years, and turn anyone who's still skeptical of the championship merits of a team that – gasp! – was unranked in the preseason.
USC Wants: It's been years since the Trojans were underdogs in any game – since before anyone on this team set foot on campus, with the exception Herschel "Not the 19th Century English Mathemetician, Astronomer and Chemist But Old Enough to Be" Dennis, who has seen so many point spreads through the ages, impatient one – and at least as long since they came in as the less explosive, more ball control-oriented attack, but here we are. Not that USC isn't going to take its shot at big plays, what with Oregon's defense having yielded relatively big days to Houston (545 yards, 27 points), Stanford (402 yards, 31 points), Cal (400 yards, 31 points) and Washington (421 yards, 34 points), but competent opponents are pounding the ball to pretty good effect against the Ducks to date. The problem is that they've all found themselves playing catch up sooner rather than later, and mostly very young quarterbacks have been forced into predictable passing situations. USC doesn't want that to happen to Mark Sanchez in just his second start, so while the mantra in this offense is always aggressive balance, and the somewhat disappointing receivers remain too talented to leave outside stalk blocking for too long, the Trojans' ability to establish the run with Chauncey Washington, Stafon Johnson and Joe McKnight will establish the pace – they do not want to find themselves riding Sanchez in a shootout.
This is overlooked amid the offensive disappointment, but the Trojan defense has lived up to its hype and may be the best of Carroll's tenure, not just the most talented: SC is fourth against the run, ninth in pass efficiency, third in total D and tenth in scoring defense. It may have to trust its corners in man coverage early on in an effort to take Jonathan Stewart out of the game, but if they can slow down the terrifying Duck running game long enough to build a lead and force Dennis Dixon into pass-first mode, Oregon's arsenal suddenly looks far less terrifying. Look for an aggressive approach from the SC defense out of the gate.
Oregon Wants: The Ducks are more comfortable with high scoring games because they attack with the most balanced, potent set of weapons in the country: third in rushing, second in total offense, second in scoring – there is no weakness, only pain. As long as Dixon is healthy, Oregon can beat a defense any way it wants. USC is one of the few defenses athletic enough and strong enough in the front seven to hope to neutralize Stewart, but the read option part of the scheme is designed to keep speed in check and make those athletes play smart, disciplined defense instead – when you combine that with the Ducks' execution and sleek backfield talent, you get results like 465 yards rushing against Washington. USC definitely is not Washington, but if Stewart and Dennis Dixon find room early and keep the Trojans looking run, thinking too much, on their heels, it will be bombs away, and Sanchez will have to shoulder a much bigger load than SC would like to keep up.
The Pick: I'm not sure I can overstate my awe-filled love of Oregon's offense. I want to resist hyperbole, and it's just as impossible to ignore my respect for USC's defense and near-monolithic big game dominance over the past five years. When the Trojans get up for a game, with the exception of the narrowest of narrow defeats to Texas, they win it, and usually win it big. I don't think Dennis Dixon, even collaborating with Jonathan Stewart and the rest of the shock yellow mustangs on this offense, is anything like the force of nature Vince Young was at that point, but I don't think USC is anything like what it was at that point, either. For a team that was supposed to just reassume its role as skull-cracking number one, this game is a line in the sand: are you still the USC everyone knew and expected again, or aren't you? I haven't made it a secret: I think the Trojans' empire is slowly eroding. Oregon seems too balanced, too explosive right now to let them cross that line on its turf.
Oregon 27 • Southern Cal 24
California at Arizona State
ASU's season now comes down its next four games, all of them tougher than any single game the Devils have won over their first seven (six of which were at home), and ASU's success will be rightly scrutinized until it does something of similar merit against a defense of this caliber. Not that the Bears' defense hasn't endured plenty of problems: opponents are gaining 379 yards on average and scoring 26 points against Cal, fairly awful numbers for a ranked team, and a couple of offenses have really had their way – Oregon, for one, but also Colorado State, a team that started 0-6 before last week but nearly upset the Bears back in September. ASU, meanwhile, survived a close, lackluster game at Washington State but has largely buried the rest of its schedule under a lethally balanced offense and the most underrated defense in at least the Pac Ten – ASU is best in the conference and fourth in the nation in scoring defense, primarily by preventing the big play: only four snaps against the Devils in seven games have gone for longer than 40 yards, and none for longer than 47, suggesting they might have some success blanketing DeSean Jackson. I don't know how much it helps ASU to be playing at home for the sixth time in eight weeks, but if you're looking for a reason other than Arizona State's defense to take the Devils, it can't be a very good site for ending their opponent's two-game slide.
Arizona State 30 • California 25
Florida vs. Georgia
It's tempting to reflexively take the Gators in light of their overwhelming succes against Georgia the last 18 years, but don't let history fool you – take the Gators because Matt Stafford is virtually guaranteed to struggle against Florida's defense. The Gators have had their own growing pains, but Stafford hasn't played to his promise since his quietly terriffic performance in the opening win over Oklahoma State. Outside of that game and Western Carolina, Stafford has completed less than 50 percent of his passes and shows no signs of being able to replicate the fireworks that Andre Woodson delivered to keep Kentucky in the game last week. Georgia has a shot if it can generate a consistent running game, but that seems like too much slack for Knowshon Moreno to have to pick up.
Florida 24 • Georgia 16
Ohio State at Penn State
The line here is only 3.5 in the Buckeyes' favor, which strikes me as almost laughably low. Penn State is at home, but it's facing a legitimately punishing defense , and with Anthony Morelli this time, not Michael Robinson. Fans doing the "White Out" thing will look good, briefly, but won't be able to do anything to stop Chris Wells from pounding the clock away while the Lion offense does its damndest to get into good punt position.
Ohio State 21 • Penn State 12
South Carolina at Tennessee
The Vols frustrate me to no end, because there is no rhyme or reason for which version shows up week to week. – are we getting the UT that impressively smashed Georgia or that went down in flames on defense in other big games against Cal, Florida and Alabama? There are a couple common factors at play there: the one good game was at home, against a rather pedestrian offense; the losses were all on the road, against balanced offenses the Vols simply never adjusted to. South Carolina is closer to the first example: I don't know who's planning to start at quarterback for the Cocks, but I don't have much confidence in him playing for very long, or in USC's ability to sustain the run, which should also mean that Tennessee should not be repeatedly burned by Kennly McKinley the way it was by LaVell Hawkins in Berkeley, Percy Harvin in the Swamp or D.J. Hall last week; the borderline anemia of Carolina's offense went from 'possible concern' to 'wailing siren' in about one quarter last week, and going into the ninth game of the season, it still has no identity to build on. Erik Ainge, meanwhile, is hitting the final month of his career, and if he can't go out on top of the SEC, he can at least swing back all the way out the door.
Tennessee 26 • South Carolina 17
West Virginia at Rutgers
If I hadn't actually watched Mike Teel against South Florida, I would certainly think better of him by his numbers, which are outstanding. He was erratic almost to the extreme against the Bulls, though, hitting just 11 of 29 just a couple weeks after throwing three interceptions in the Knights' loss to Cincinnati. Against better defenses than Buffalo and Norfolk State, he doesn't seem particularly improved. The same cannot be said for West Virginia's defense, which has been vastly better than it was last year (the Mountaineers are currently fourth in the nation in total D) and will not bend much if Teel can't effectively complement the endless Ray Rice plunges into the line. I have more confidence in White, Slaton and Devine, for whom 400 yards and 28 points is a slow day at the office; even on an ostensibly bad night at USF, with the backup quarterback eventually taking most of the snaps, the Mountaineers piled up 437 yards in surprisingly balanced fashion. Rutgers adjusted to Matt Grothe's scrambling act last week and played much better in space in the second half, but it won't have the luxury of focusing on one man here – as always, if West Virginia holds on to the ball, it's Slaton and White's game to lose.
West Virginia 34 • Rutgers 23
South Florida at Connecticut
I haven't been particularly impressed with either of these offenses in the times I've seen them this year, but I was doubly not impressed with UConn last week against a really porous unit from Louisville. Maybe it was the rain, but the Huskies didn't accomplish anything offensively until the closing minutes, and there's still the matter of the bogus fair catch no-call there and the blown fourth down touchdown call against Temple – even the Big East administration doesn't think the Huskies should be 6-1 right now. They will not be 7-1 unless this turns into another mudder, figuratively or literally, as was the case last week. Matt Grothe doesn't get a lot of help from the rest of USF's offense, but he is a real playmaking talent for the Bulls, and I don't know who you can say that about for UConn.
South Florida 27 • Connecticut 18
Kansas at Texas A&M
The Aggies are supposed to be "lame duck" or something, but I wouldn't count on that – not after they stomped the genuine article last week in Lincoln. This Kansas team is operating under a completely different mindset, of course, but much more important than the psychology is this: can A&M run the ball? The Aggies are at their best when they're pounding away on long, time-consuming drives, and when they can't do that – see at Miami, at Texas Tech earlier this year – the whole operation seems to go belly up. Kansas has unveiled a diverse, potent offense that stole the show at Kansas State and at Colorado and should fare just fine if it can get its hands on the ball here. The Wildcats couldn't run on KU (53 yards) and the Buffaloes couldn't run on KU (66 yards), and with the focus on making TAMU one-dimensional, I like another Jayhawk win on the road.
Kansas 31 • Texas A&M 27
Colorado at Texas Tech
There will be a lot of attention on what Colorado inexplicably did to Tech in Boulder last year, a vicious beatdown in an otherwise wreched season of CU, but the Raiders have never been the same team outside of Lubbock, for whatever reason. The Buffs looked like they were going to make a nice run after beating Oklahoma in the middle of three-game win streak, but that's fizzled the last two weeks against the Kansas schools; as it stands, CU is 1-4 against quality competition and has given up an average of 420 yards over its last three games. This is the wrong offense for getting your feet back under you.
Texas Tech 36 • Colorado 23
Clemson at Maryland
Maryland continues to mystify, because it's not good at anything in particular, and is glaringly bad at a few other things (like passing, for instance, anything to do with passing), yet the Terps continue to win games against the likes of Georgia Tech and Rutgers and are an overtime (against Wake Forest) and one point (against Virginia last week) from being 6-1 and unbeaten in the ACC going into this game. I like Clemson because it's good in a few specific ways – the Tigers can usually run the ball and have gone out their way to balance the offense this year with Cullen Harper, and rank in the top ten nationally in pass efficiency and total defense, where all four ACC opponents to date have been held under 300 yards – but mainly because I don't have anything nice to say about its opponent.
Clemson 28 • Maryland 22
Boise State at Fresno State
I don't think I'll be able to watch this game tonight, but I'd like to, because – Broncos' November visit to Hawaii notwithstanding – this could be the mid-major game of the year. Even on the road, with Ian Johnson out of the lineup for Boise, I don't know enough about Fresno this year to justify picking against BSU. I do know the Bronco-favoring long term trends on these two teams (Boise has won every conference championship since it entered the WAC, and Fresno, for all its success, has never won even a share of a title under Pat Hill), and on top of that, FSU is currently 101st against the run, having allowed 248 to Nevada and 290 to Idaho in consecutive weeks. Ian Johnson or not, blue turf or not, that will not be good enough against Boise State.
Boise State 41 • Fresno State 32
Nebraska at Texas
I'll be looking live! at this game, from way, way up in the upper deck, apparently – not that there's anything wrong with that – and so feel compelled to give it some due here, but in reality, I don't think Tom Osborne or pep-talkin' Lou Holth or anyone else could quite salvage the wreckage of Nebraska's season. Texas has not been impressive, but the 'Horns are still winning, at least, and have the talent on offense to continue the Big Red's disgraceful defensive backslide. UT is a 23-point favorite, so let's go with the experts.
Texas 39 • Nebraska 13
Remember to stop in Saturday for the gameday open thread, a new SMQ tradition off to a nice start the last few weeks, going up early and staying up all day for whatever you'd like to add. It's a scene, man.


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KIRTLAND, Ohio – With the live music industry on hold for much of 2020 and into early 2021, the Elevation Festivals team was busy planning the WonderStruck Music Festival.
Postponed and then canceled in 2020, the event was set for July 24 and 25, 2021 in the hope that coronavirus vaccines would be underway and pandemic protocols would be lifted in time for the event.
That timing eventually worked, and WonderStruck established itself as one of the first major music events in Northeast Ohio after COVID-19 restrictions were lifted in May. So, face masks won't be required for festival outfits – and social distancing won't prevent crowds from gathering outside the stages of Lakeland Community College. And unlike some music festivals around the world, vaccines and negative COVID tests won't be required for entry.
The global festival scene remains busy, even here in Ohio. Some festivals, like Nelsonville Music Festival and Sonic Temple, have completely canceled their 2021 events due to the pandemic, but others have decided to continue as planned.
Alive Music Festival was held July 15-18 at Atwood State Park without a face mask requirement, but a six-foot social distancing recommendation between the parties. The Country Fest also took place the same weekend, with no masks or social distancing requirements in place. Incarceration is scheduled for Sept. 10-12 in Mansfield, Ohio, with vague security measures outlined on its website.
5 things to know before you go to the WonderStruck music festival
WonderStruck – and its sister September music festival in Columbus, WonderBus – is a big part of the 2021 music festival landscape in Ohio. And after a very abnormal year, WonderStruck aims to return to a normal festival before the pandemic, building on its first four years of existence as LaureLive at Laurel School's Butler Campus, from 2016 to 2019.
Adjusting to ever-changing COVID-19 decisions, turbulent tour schedules and a new location have all created tight deadlines for the Elevation group, said Elevation chairman Denny Young.
"It's busy. Not only are we doing 12 months of work in about four months, but we're also entering a new site for the first time," Young said. "So while everything is on schedule, sorted out and ready, it's a really busy time for all of us at Groupe Elevation. "
FROM LAUREL TO LAC COUNTRY
After separating from Laurel School in 2019, Elevation Group landed its new location for the festival at Lakeland Community College in 2020. The outdoor grounds, near an I-90 exit, provide easier access for drivers and on-site parking, as well as more space for festival crowds. .
"Where in Laurel we had a long, thin site from south to north when you came in, Lakeland is more of a square site," Young said. "It's not long and thin; it's basically a big square. We had to reconfigure the way we position the scenes and make sure the lines of sight are good. The site is really comfortable.
It's comfortable, but big. Lakeland Community College offers 400 acres of space for WonderStruck to use with three stages, a sales area, and food offerings from chef Fabio Salerno of Lago East Bank, who also designed LaureLive's culinary options in 2019.
When it comes to COVID, attendees can primarily expect additional disinfection measures and a partnership with hand sanitizer company GermX – as well as a Lake County General Health District mobile clinic offering COVID-19 vaccines near the entrance to the festival grounds.
Young estimates that 25,000 attendees will attend the festival over its two days. (Tickets are still available for WonderStruck at wonderstruckfest.com.)
During these two days, 28 artists will perform on three stages, wearing some impressive headliners. On Saturday hit rock groups Walk the Moon and Third Eye Blind headlining, and Grammy-winning pop-rock group Portugal on Sunday. The Man and indie-pop stars AJR will close the festival.
But ahead of those shows, there are plenty of other eye-catching acts to perform on stage, including multi-instrumentalist showtopper Trombone Shorty, "You Broke Me First" singer Tate McRae and catchy pop artist Dayglow.
It will be the same for many artists in Cleveland.
This year, Northeast Ohio artists make up a big part of the lineup: Detention, The Floorwalkers, The Vindys, Sarah Bailey, Jack Harris, .wavrunner, Jon Caryl, Brent Kirby and Londin Thompson are all set to happen. KennyHoopla, from Cleveland, was also a late addition to the festival lineup, after Noah Cyrus left due to a scheduling conflict.
For Bailey, WonderStruck marks his first big performance. The musician, who was recently selected to work as the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's resident rocker, also released her self-produced debut album "13" earlier this year. Bailey will perform at the festival on Saturday.
"It's my first real performance, which is crazy to say," Bailey said. "The first time I sing my own songs with a band that I train with, who have learned all of my songs – this is my first big performance with my own music."
It's a big moment for Bailey, especially after last year.
"It's so amazing knowing that I've been locked up for the past 15 months," Bailey said. "Everything is happening so fast, and I think people are very anxious to come back and do some live music, to go to shows. I think there is going to be a big comeback in the music industry.
Kirby, who also plays on Saturday, feels the same way.
"An important part of music and the music experience is the people around you and the people you connect with. To have that kind of connection with an audience and in such an important way as a music festival like this, I think it will be a wonderful experience, "Kirby said. "The main thing is that I feel like I'm part of something special and unique. And I don't take that for granted, especially after everything that happened last year. Being able to play an event like this is really something that is close to my heart. "
Kirby has performed at the festival once before, when his name was LaureLive. He performed in 2016, the event's first year, both as a solo artist and with his 10×3 songwriter showcase.
Now he's playing the festival's first year as WonderStruck, after receiving a call from Young – whom he considers a close friend.
"I really feel special. I feel honored, "Kirby said. "I think it's really important, and they understand it too, that having local Cleveland bands on the bill is a really important thing to have."
The Cleveland music community has played an important role in running WonderStruck over the past year. Young said many ticket holders kept their weekend passes from 2019, rolling them over to the 2021 festival. This helped the festival maintain some of its revenue from the canceled event.
Tickets are still available for purchase online, ranging from $ 115 for one-day general admission tickets to $ 499 for weekend VIP passes (with discounts available for children under 10 years).
The excitement for the festival has been palpable, Young said, especially after the lack of live music due to the pandemic.
"Postponing, canceling whatever you want to call it, which took place in 2020, was devastating on so many levels… It was mentally, physically and economically devastating. So we're all thrilled to have the opportunity to present live events once again, "said Young. "I think the thirst for live music and entertainment, given that we've all been effectively locked up for a year and a half, is at an all time high."
You can find more information about WonderStruck at wonderstruckfest.com.
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15. Falsely describing or presenting food.
15A.Meaning of "food information" etc.
15B.Contravention of food information law: seizure of food etc.
16. Food safety and consumer protection.
17. Enforcement of EU provisions.
18. Special provisions for particular foods etc.
19. Registration and licensing of food premises.
20. Offences due to fault of another person.
21. Defence of due diligence.
22. Defence of publication in the course of business.
23. Provision of food hygiene training.
24. Provision of facilities for cleansing shellfish.
26. Regulations and orders: supplementary provisions.
27. Appointment of public analysts.
28. Provision of facilities for examinations.
30. Analysis etc. of samples.
31. Regulation of sampling and analysis etc.
Powers of entry and obstruction etc.
33. Obstruction etc. of officers.
34. Time limit for prosecutions.
36. Offences by bodies corporate.
37. Appeals to magistrates' court or sheriff.
38. Appeals to Crown Court.
39. Appeals against improvement notices.
40. Power to issue codes of practice.
41. Power to require returns.
43. Continuance of registration or licence on death.
44. Protection of officers acting in good faith.
45. Regulations as to charges.
46. Expenses of authorised officers and county councils.
47. Remuneration of tribunal chairmen.
49. Form and authentication of documents.
51. Contamination of food: emergency orders.
52. Markets, sugar beet and cold storage.
55. Water supply: England and Wales.
57. Scilly Isles and Channel Islands.
58. Territorial waters and the continental shelf.
59. Amendments, transitional provisions, savings and repeals.
60. Short title, commencement and extent.


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The Beths Announce New Album 'Expert In a Dying Field', Share Video for New Single
The Beths. Credit: Frances Carter
The Beths have announced their next album: Expert In a Dying Field is set for release on September 16 via Carpark Records. Along with the announcement, the New Zealand band has shared a video for the lead single 'Silence Is Golden'. Check it out below, and scroll down for the LP's cover artwork and tracklist.
"The song is about stress and anxiety manifesting as an intolerance to noise," the Beths' Elizabeth Stokes said of 'Silence Is Golden' in a statement. "Where each new sound makes you more and more stressed."
The Beths started recording the follow-up to 2020's Jump Rope Gazers at guitarist Jonathan Pearce's studio in Auckland towards the end of 2021, before being interrupted by a four-month national lockdown. They finished writing the album remotely and completed recording in Los Angeles following a US tour.
Expert In a Dying Field Cover Artwork:
Expert In a Dying Field Tracklist:
1. Expert In A Dying Field
2. Knees Deep
3. Silence Is Golden
4. Your Side
5. I Want To Listen
6. Head In The Clouds
7. Best Left
8. Change In The Weather
9. When You Know You Know
10. A Passing Rain
11. I Told You That I Was Afraid
12. 2am


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TRU Blog Archive for December, 2017
Remembering President Harry S. Truman | December 26, 2017
Harry S. Truman passed away 45 years ago today. The former president was 88 years old.
The following week, on January 3 and 4, 1973, 47 Congressmen and 70 Senators offered memorial tributes eulogizing the 33rd President of the United States on the floors of House of Representatives and the Senate, including Senators Robert Dole, Barry Goldwater, Edward Kennedy, George McGovern, Walter Mondale, Stuart Symington, Adlai Stevenson and Strom Thurmond. Republicans and Democrats alike joined together to praise Truman, his decisiveness, his humility and, above all, his service to the American people.
But perhaps our favorite tribute to President Truman came from his hometown paper, The Examiner. Whereas other eulogies focused on Truman's presidency, the Examiner shone a light on the living legacy of President Harry S. Truman, the cause to which he dedicated his most active years following his presidency – the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum, a site of research, education, reflection, and inspiration. Read More
Holiday Addresses from Harry S. Truman | December 22, 2017
President Harry S. Truman made eight Christmas addresses to the nation during his presidency. In these speeches, which were broadcast from Washington, D.C., or his home in Independence, MO, President Truman spoke about his faith and the connections between it and democracy, compared the plight of Jesus and Mary to that of those doing without or homeless during Christmas, heralded the bravery and purpose of those fighting in Korea, and called on his fellow Americans to uphold the promise of the Christmas story, democracy, and world peace.
Benevolent Diplomacy: Children's Art and U.S. Food Relief in Occupied Germany | December 15, 2017
Welcome guest blogger Kaete O'Connell, a Ph.D. candidate in history at Temple University, who received a Research Grant to explore the archives at the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum thanks to the generosity of Truman Library Institute members and donors. Thank you to the American Historical Association for allowing us to reprint her blog post on food relief in post-war Germany.
The Faith of a First Lady: Eleanor Roosevelt's Spirituality | December 6, 2017
"One's philosophy is not best expressed in words; it is expressed in the choices one makes … and the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility," Eleanor Roosevelt once wrote. Throughout her monumental life, Roosevelt made choices that shaped the person she is remembered as today. She was a beloved first lady and a tireless social activist, but she was also a woman of great faith. Her beliefs and convictions fueled her passion to work for reform and advocate for civil rights, women's rights and the rights of marginalized people around the world.
In Eleanor: A Spiritual Biography, local author Dr. Harold Ivan Smith provides a portrait of the legendary Eleanor Roosevelt and the spirituality that shaped her decisions as first lady and eventually as Harry S. Truman's delegate to the United Nations General Assembly. Roosevelt survived a traumatic childhood that included the deaths of both of her parents, became first lady in a time of turmoil and helped the nation through a world war. Even after her husband's death, she continued in public service and as a lifelong friend of Truman. Dr. Smith's latest book provides an inspirational look into Roosevelt's life offers a new angle on her life and legacy.
Meet Rachel MacMaster, 2017 John K. Hulston Scholarship Honoree | December 4, 2017
The John K. Hulston Scholarship is unique in that it allows a researcher to visit multiple research facilities—including the Truman Library—for their research. Rachel MacMaster, a Ph.D. candidate at Syracuse University, was awarded this grant and recently traveled to the Truman Library to research. We took a few minutes of Rachel's time to learn about her research and what she learned while on site at the Truman Library. Read More