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Creative Arts During Lockdown I: Jamie Blackburn
We look at how Lockdown has affected local creative artists
New Rules at the Vaults
What were your plans for 2020?
I'm a part-time musician, gigging mostly at weekends between 2 cover bands; 'New Rules' is a lively acoustic 3-piece with Bethany Irving on lead vocals, myself (Jamie Blackburn) on co-lead vocals/guitar and Steve Rogerson on cajon drum. 'Undiscovered' is a louder 4-piece that tends to play more private parties and weddings, with myself on lead vocals/guitar, Roi Geyari on lead guitar/vocals, Dan Billing on bass and Dan Fortt on drums.
How many performances were you expecting to have this year?
By end of February I had 24 gigs already booked in for the year across both bands and expected several more to come in over the months for key dates like bank holidays, Easter, Halloween, Christmas and New Year, as well more private birthdays, weddings, festivals and charity events. On top of this I also regularly played at least 1 local open mic each week and had started exploring further afield into Swindon, Cheltenham, Stroud and Bristol. So it was shaping up to be a really good year!
How have things turned out?
Unfortunately due to Covid-19 we've gradually had every gig cancel. It started with open mics as it wasn't sensible to share a microphone between multiple performers. Then lockdown happened and when venues eventually started opening again there was a delay to live music as singing in front of an audience wasn't allowed. Then that restriction was lifted, allowing live music to go ahead outdoors and eventually indoors (with tight seating restrictions), but as the venue's have had to halve their capacity and close early, there are very few that can make it economically viable to hire-in live music. This is pretty much where we're at today, in a strange limbo where live music is allowed, everyone from musicians to landlords to punters want it, but no-one can afford it.
How did you adjust to this new reality?
Basically everything has had to move online. The open mics did this quite quickly using Facebook or zoom with a coordinator to pull together a schedule of participants who would perform 2 or 3 songs each from their homes, to an online audience . My personal experience of this was that it was a helpful outlet for a while, but ultimately was more enjoyable for the viewer than the performer – so much of the buzz of performing is from the interaction and feedback of the audience, which other than live comments on the video (which the artist can't read while performing), is non-existent.
Despite this, New Rules were inspired to do an online charity gig, which successfully raised £1000 to support the fight against all forms of racism and was received extremely positively with over 2000 views of the gig online. Myself and Beth also performed to our street from our doorstep for VE Day which was great for some social interaction and a feel-good distraction during lockdown.
New Rules also tried to stay proactive with recording some sample songs as promotional material for when restrictions eventually ease, while Undiscovered recorded a practice session to keep in touch with social followers – all of which had its challenges while remaining socially distanced. Myself and Beth have also been slowly working on a few of our own original songs which we hope to start incorporating into our sets and will enable us to play more festivals – if they ever happen again! I also recently played a solo set at a great acoustic festival at The Tavern Inn, Kemble, which had a really good outdoor setup.
So overall we've been able to complete some good music projects which have scratched the itch enough to keep us going, and some of those might not have happened at all if our busy year had gone ahead, but at the same time, nothing beats playing to a live audience! Although we've been busy with various projects, we've not earned any money for ourselves over the last 6 months, which will be a similar situation for most musicians, part-time and full-time.
Limited Shows Coming Up
New Rules has 2 live gigs booked in this year!! Woohoo! We're immensely grateful for the team at The Vaults, Cirencester, who are hosting us on Friday 23rd October and Friday 11th December (as well as many other great bands on other Fridays and Saturdays). Make sure to book a table in advance as strict Covid restrictions apply, but it will be lots of fun with music spanning the last 60 years!
We also have several weddings already booked in for 2021, but any of those could easily cancel depending on Covid restrictions.
Unfortunately, unless restrictions are eased we're sadly not expecting to get many more gigs for the rest of 2020. As well as the loss for musicians, it's also now becoming obvious that many music venues are at risk of closure due to the capacity and curfew restrictions, with far reaching negative impacts. Also many musicians can't practice properly at home, so without suitable practice spaces or gigs, the performance quality will drop. I don't know all the details to provide a solution, but if guessing I'd say government need to step in to help venues, whether that's access to grants to tied them over, or a way of easing the capacity and curfew restrictions.
I'm fortunate that music isn't my sole income. If it was, I would also hope for some form of government support for musicians and other artists, rather than just being told to retrain, as Rishi Sunak recently suggested! If that ends up as reality, the future of live music might be confined to street busking and small capacity private parties with no more action in pubs, arenas or festivals – bleak!
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Astronomers have concluded that supermassive black holes can grow, from tidal disruption events (TDEs) and perhaps other means, at rates above those corresponding to the Eddington limit has important implications. Such rapid growth may help explain how supermassive black holes were able to reach masses about a billion times higher than the sun when the universe was only about a billion years old.
A giant black hole ripped apart a nearby star and then continued to feed off its remains for close to a decade, according to research led by the University of New Hampshire. This black hole meal is more than 10 times longer than any other previous episode of a star's death.
"We have witnessed a star's spectacular and prolonged demise," said Dacheng Lin, a research scientist at UNH's Space Science Center and the study's lead author. "Dozens of these so-called tidal disruption events have been detected since the 1990s, but none that remained bright for nearly as long as this one."
Using data from a trio of orbiting X-ray telescopes, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and Swift Satellite as well as ESA's XMM-Newton, researchers found evidence of a massive "tidal disruption event" (TDE). Tidal forces, due to the intense gravity from the black hole, can destroy an object – such as a star – that wanders too close. During a TDE, some of the stellar debris is flung outward at high speeds, while the rest falls toward the black hole. As it travels inward, and is ingested by the black hole, the material heats up to millions of degrees and generates a distinct X-ray flare.
Based on the modeling by the researchers the black hole's feeding supply should be significantly reduced in the next decade and begin to fade in the next several years.
A paper describing these results appears in the February 6th issue of the journal Nature Astronomy.


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Disparities in exoneree compensation based on evolving law
The Texas Tribune this week ran a feature by Brandi Grissom voicing criticisms of differing compensation awards for Texas exonerees depending on when they applied for compensation. The article featured the story of Nax Karage, who:
Nax Karage spent more than six years in prison for the rape and murder of his girlfriend. But in 2005, DNA evidence proved he was innocent, and he was released. The state paid him about $158,000 in compensation.
DNA evidence also helped exonerate Ricardo Rachell. He was freed in 2008 after spending six years in prison on a sexual-assault conviction. Texas paid him about $493,000.
"It's not right, and it's unjust," Karage said. "We all did the same time and went through the same situation."
Grissom goes on to give an effective recitation of the various permutations of Texas' compensation statute, which grew more generous over the first decade of the 21st century:
Until 2001, compensation was available only to those who had initially pleaded not guilty and who had received a full pardon from the governor. An exonerated prisoner could get up to $25,000 for pain and suffering, and damages were limited to $250,000.
In 2001, lawmakers increased the compensation to $25,000 for each year served, or $500,000 if the inmate served more than 20 years. They also eliminated the provision that required the person to have pleaded not guilty.
Then, in 2007, lawmakers doubled the compensation to $50,000 per year of imprisonment and $100,000 per year on death row, and they eliminated the cap.
News reports about Wiley Fountain surfaced in 2008. Five years after he was cleared of the aggravated sexual assault charge that had put him behind bars for 15 years, Fountain was found homeless and sleeping behind a Dallas liquor store. He had quickly burned through the lump sum of about $388,000 he had been awarded, spending it on lawyers' fees, taxes and what he reportedly called "living large."
So in 2009, lawmakers adjusted the compensation law again. Now, Texas prisoners who are exonerated are eligible for up to $80,000 for each year of wrongful confinement. They also receive a monthly annuity that is worth another $80,000 for each year they were in prison. They can request state health insurance and free tuition at public universities. It is the most generous compensation law in the nation.
The 2009 change also made those who had received compensation under the old law eligible for some of the new provisions, including the annuity, the insurance and the education benefits. But the law did not retroactively affect the lump-sum payouts that some former inmates had already received. So inmates who were paid at a rate of $25,000 per year, like Karage, are not eligible to be compensated at the new lump-sum rate of $80,000 per year.
I've met Mr. Karage several times and his story is one of the most compelling on this question. I certainly understand why he feels it's unfair that other exonerees received much more money than him. But as state Sen. Rodney Ellis told the Tribune, "Unfortunately, there has been consistent resistance in the Legislature to make the lump sum-payment aspect of these reforms retroactive."
Having lobbied for that bill on behalf of the Innocence Project of Texas back in 2009, I can say first-hand that merely getting the annuity applied to past exonerees was a big "get." At the time, at least, there was little if any legislative support for retroactively boosting lump sum payments, in part because, by accepting compensation in the past, those folks had already waived their right to sue. (A big, if usually unstated, reason why compensation was expanded in 2009 was to settle a raft of lawsuits from exonerees who'd filed civil rights claims instead of accepting compensation at past, lower amounts.) Given the political reality on the ground, those advocating for the new law, myself included, judged that getting past exonerees something was better than nothing. I still think that's right, though I wish things had turned out better for Mr. Karage and others similarly situated. The harm done to him was no less than those exonerated several years later, and in a perfect world he'd deserve the same as those released more recently. In a perfect world, of course, all these folks wouldn't have been falsely convicted in the first place.
The Trib story was accompanied by a sidebar with an interactive chart of all exonerees who've received compensation so far, including the amounts of money received and time served - 72 people so far have received more than $42 million in compensation for more than 700 years spent in prison based on false convictions. The bulk of that sum was handed out in the last two of years.
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Unjustly and incorrectly incarcerated folks should get the same retirement benefits that the legislature gets for life. I think our 7700.00 a year folks get about 150K a year in retirement benefits, plus free health care. That would be about right.
The state never should have been responsible for compensation. Instead the lege should have made the county DA's office where the wrongful conviction took place pay the compensation out of its budget. And maybe split the costs with the arresting agency's budget as well since they are usually at least partially responsible.
Forcing every taxpayer in the state to pay for the mistakes of a few counties was wrong because it does little to nothing in the ways of discouraging further abuses.
Examination of any of the exonoree's cases clearly show the prosecutors along with the law enforcement investigators likely knew they had an innocent defendant but chose to move forward with the frame-up regardless.
Ahh the good ole "Cottage Industry" of the Criminal Injustice system of Tx. Corporate owned prisons, lawyers, therapist, fees and fines. When the money is out of it then it will change. A good example, Gov. Perry vetoed a bill that would have gotten a few teens off this Hell Hole Registry, in his words as he signed the vetoed "Where's the money in this bill"
Texas Prosecutors that caused these wrongful convictions should pay these exonerees one million per each year of incarceration. What is the counterargument to justice?
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MIB was a secret branch of the imperial military formed after the time of the Earthsieges, leading into Starsiege. MIB was such a secretive group, that not even Prometheus knew about them. Only the emperor and the remaining members of the Immortal Brotherhood possessed knowledge of the organization. MIB's sole purpose was to monitor Prometheus's activities covertly, to provide intelligence to the emperor on cybrid movements, and to research & develop advanced technologies. Essentially, MIB was the emperor's personal watchdog against another possible cybrid attack. MIB's main headquarters was based underground, inside an undesignated mountain range on Titan. One of MIB's most important and secretive surveillance outposts was a subterranean facility located on the far side of Charon, Pluto's only moon. From this position, MIB intelligence was able to monitor Prometheus's movements undetected, and relay the information back to Titan.
About seven years before the Starsiege took place, the small faction on Charon discovered a cache of weapons buried underground while boring out a tunnel to expand the subterranean facility. This discovery allowed MIB to develop new technologies and weapons long before the Tharsis cache was discovered on Mars. The emperor kept the discovery a secret, as to not disclose the location of the facility on Charon and uncover the MIB, or even worse, let the technology fall into the hands of the cybrids. Such a move would be foolish, strategically. So over the next few years, MIB secretly developed new armors, weapons, and various other technologies from the cache on Charon, all the while maintaining a constant surveillance on Pluto. One of the weapons developed was the SG-34 Ion Beam weapon, which essentially was an anti-orbital beam that could take out ships in orbit from a planet's surface, often times, with a single firing. Another was the prototype K-SAT space-based satellite weapon, which was only partially operational until after the Starsiege, mainly due to the lack of sufficient manpower to support the development of the weapon. All of the schematics for these technologies were covertly transmitted to the main headquarters on Titan, and some of the tech was even physically shipped there, using newly developed ship-cloaking tech to hide their movements from the cybrids (also a contribution of the cache discovery on Charon).
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When the time came for Prometheus to launch his attack on humanity, he did so when the Earth was on the opposite side of the sun (relative to many of the colonies) in order to hide his movements and block communications. Unable to warn Earth, the MIB faction stationed on Charon sent out a warning to their main headquarters on Titan. They also sent word that they were attempting a suicide mission which would severely damage Prometheus's invasion battlefleet. Using several of the SG-34 Ion Beam weapons, the MIB faction on Charon destroyed countless numbers of cybrid invasion ships before, finally, they themselves were destroyed. They sacrificed their lives to buy humanity some time, and to give humanity a chance of survival against the impending attack. Meanwhile, MIB headquarters on Titan began launching small evacuation vessels towards Earth to send warning, as well as some reinforcements. The rest of the MIB squadron remained on Titan.
During The Third Earthsiege
Since MIB was primarily based on Titan, they played a large part in ensuring the launch of the Dias Irae capsule. Their secrecy was maintained through posing as several different squadrons of local forces based on Titan. Many of their pilots fought and died alongside the forces of the Human Alliance, in order to preserve humanity in any way that they could.
"Those damned 'brids murdered good men, many of whom were good friends of mine. These men fought honorably and died for the sake of humanity, not giving a second thought about their own lives...and I don't plan on letting them die in vain." - Commander Sentinal, November 20, 2831
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Use arrows to move and clic to shoot, beware of the recoil or you'll maybe get out of the screen.
Beeing the villain for me means beeing alone facing the entier society, trying to keep what you get away from them, protecting it. The villain never wins, a survival where you have to stupidly shoot at everything was, for me, the best choice. Even if this game and way to use the theme is a bit classic, i hope you'll enjoy it.
if you continue on fever mode, the number of heros (ennemies) will greatly increase.
Now I wish I'd put sound in my game..
I really liked it, nice work. I found the graphics really professional and the game did make me laugh.
Amazing work. I'm not playing a lot of arcade games, but I loved this one.
The three characters are very different, but it seems like they all have a fair opportunity to kill all those damn blonde knights. Very nice balance between that, even if they're all fun to play.
I really like what you did with the backfire. It's a little bit too powerful, but I think if you balance it a bit more it could be a fun game mechanic to play around with.
Loved the graphical style. The character variety was good.
The recoil felt especially good on the shotgun. Also, I found the music quite amusing.
You only missing to share you scores on Facebook ... nice game!
Awesome gameplay, music, sound effects and of course graphics. 5 stars for all.
Not sure about the 8-bit wagner, but good graphics with lots of flames/bullets enemies. The AI reminds me of the problems I had with my last LD entry 'cause they can only really walk straight towards the enemy rather then attacking from distance.
Love the graphics, the music and the idea, the recoil effect is very cool. I just can't get on with mouse+keyboard for arena shooters though - twin-stick controller support would really make this great.
The music you used is fine for the Jam but not for the Compo. A way around this would be to either enter the Jam or upload two versions for the Compo... one without music for judging, and one with music for casual enjoyment.
The characters are pretty interesting. Adding WASD would make it more accessible.
Quite a fantastic game, presentation, style and flow! Got a little bit too hard but damn it was a fun ride :D.
I downgraded you a little bit in the audio rating because you shouldn't be using music that's not yours in the Compo.
The recoil thing isn't bad except by the fact you can get ouf of the screen. Why did you leave it like that? This really shouldn't be like that.
I love the graphics style, pretty fun game! I enjoyed playing as all 3 characters. The robot I feel was the hardest, rapid-fire with a lot of kick-back.


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Bend Research Inc. Names New President
By CBN on	 July 28, 2011 E-Headlines
Bend Research Inc., an independent drug-formulation development and manufacturing company, has named a new president. Jim Nightingale, who has worked at the company since 1993, will be the fourth president in the firm's 36-year history.
Nightingale will succeed Rod Ray, who will continue in his capacity as Bend Research chief executive officer (CEO) and chair of the board of directors. Ray announced Nightingale's promotion from senior vice president for business development and strategic alliances, calling the new president "a dogged pursuer of quality and timeliness for our customers."
"Jim cares deeply about the company and our mission of advancing our clients' best new medicines," Ray said.
He credited Nightingale with being instrumental in developing and implementing the business development strategy that transformed the company from an exclusive relationship with Pfizer to the multiclient success it now enjoys. In the two years since Bend Research and Pfizer ended the exclusive contract, the company has built a base of more than 70 clients, including most of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world.
Nightingale will be responsible for nearly all operational aspects of the company, working with Ray and Lisa Graham, the company's Chief Operating Officer (COO). His business development duties will be assumed by David Lyon, Vice President—Research.
The changes free Ray to focus more on strategic planning and future opportunities for the company. Ray served as president of the privately held company since 2002. Previous presidents were Chris Babcock (1987-2002) and Harry Lonsdale (1975-1987).
Nightingale holds a master's degree and doctorate in bioengineering from the University of Washington, where he also received a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering. Before coming to Bend Research in 1993, he worked for the Pharmaceutical Division of Ciba-Geigy Corporation. He holds five U.S. patents (and numerous foreign patents) and has authored 16 scientific publications.
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Bend Research has more than 200 employees based in four state-of-the-art facilities in Bend, Oregon, USA. For more information about Bend Research, please contact Phoenix Ivers via email at Phoenix.Ivers@BendResearch.com or phone at 541-382-4100.
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Nearly 20 years ago, former BBC correspondent James Long took the reading world by storm with a remarkable timeslip novel that spanned centuries of English history.
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It was an ambitious novel that, by the author's own admission, was 20 years in the making so, for a new generation of readers or for those who missed this extraordinary reading odyssey first time around, here is your chance to enjoy a wonderful, time-travelling masterpiece.
Steep yourself in English folklore and the timeless concept of reincarnation and be swept away by a passionate love story that defies the boundaries of time and age as Long blends past and present in unforgettable harmony.Since Gally Martin suffered a devastating miscarriage, her lecturer husband Mike has given free rein to her desire to leave London and buy a country cottage. To Mike, Gally is 'a poem with a missing line, a symphony with a discordant phrase.'Ever since they met, Mike has had to get used to Gally's claustrophobia and terrible nightmares, and the 'creeping absences' which invade her life for days at a time. New places never seem to give his restless wife what she seeks until they discover Bagstone Farm, a dilapidated old cottage in the historic village of Penselwood in Somerset.
The house seems to instantly connect with Gally, and give her the peace and comfort she has yearned for, but her relationship with Mike comes under strain when she forms an increasingly close attachment to 83-year-old countryman, Ferney.
The sprightly old man seems to know everything about Gally, their strange, almost ethereal, friendship 'stitched up' with half-sentences and oblique words which leave Mike nothing more than a baffled observer.
So what is it that draws them together? Reluctantly at first, then with more urgency as he feels time slipping away, Ferney forces Gally to understand the meaning of her nightmares, to make centuries-old connections and to face an unfathomable truth about their shared past.
Long's imaginative and seductive manipulation of time – all inextricably bound up with the history of people and their landscape – explores the power of shared memories and the fascinating concept of reincarnation.
The chemistry that flares between the octogenarian Ferney and the young, haunted Gally is increasingly linked to seemingly insoluble ties formed between two soulmates over centuries of history, whether that past is good, bad or tragic.
Long's exquisitely detailed descriptions of the countryside, its archaeological mysteries and its folklore, add a special kind of piquancy and resonance to this emotion-packed and provocative tale which is as gripping as it is enchanting.
And the good news for fans old and new is that the sequel, The Lives She Left Behind, is due to be published by Simon & Schuster in May.


When my kids were little, Friday nights were evenings spent together. Mostly, we'd light candles and have some bread. Consistently, Danny and I needed some down time from our crazy unbalanced weeks, which consisted of driving to work, driving to daycare, running the dishwasher, running the washing machine, running to the grocery, running to Target – you get the picture.
Needless to say, when Friday night came we had what is now infamously called "Friday Face" – a resting blank face that looks a little frustrated and a little checked out. Therefore on Friday nights I had one request: We be together, but we not talk or create too much energy. So, I instituted Friday movie night. We'd pick a movie on demand, pop up some corn, throw in some junior mints or milk duds (Jordy is not a mint fan), and we'd stare at the screen…in remarkable silence.


The Zerrs want to pass on the generosity, so 50 percent of the money left over after Anthony buys his PlayStation is being donated to the Humane Society.
ST. CHARLES COUNTY, Mo. – The lazy days of summer don't apply to 10-year old Anthony Zerr. He's got work to do.
"It's kind of fun but it's also kind of time consuming," said Anthony. "But it goes by fast if you're not thinking about it."
What he is thinking about is what his hard work will bring him, a PlayStation 4.
"You can play fort night and they have a new call of duty game," said Anthony. "All my other friends have it too."
His parents told him if he wants a PS4, he has to work for it.
"We want to teach him work ethic and commitment," said Anthony's mom Terri.
So, Anthony is making and selling "welcome signs" with the help of his mom who owns an arts and crafts business. His sister is even pitching in. Terri posted on Facebook what he is trying to accomplish.
Anthony was hoping to sell 12 signs. He met that goal in 10 minutes. The orders kept coming in and coming in and let's just say he's going to be a little busy over the next few days.
"Trying to do 20 a day," said Anthony. "But I think we could get away with 25 honestly."
He'll have messy knees for the next two weeks. In 24 hours, he had 289 orders.
"We are stunned and grateful to our community," said Terri.
"I looked at my dog and I can't imagine other dogs not having food or being homeless," said Anthony. "So, I was thinking I could help dogs in need."
"I want to say thank you," said Anthony. "It's a really big help that they did it, because they kind of made my dreams come true."
At this time, the Zerr family is not taking any more orders. Terri said she wants to make sure her son doesn't spend all summer working. After all, he needs to enjoy that new PlayStation.


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Concert & Music Posters Postcards
Buffalo Springfield Postcard
1st Printing $118 $58 $59.60 Mint
The Chambers Brothers
Item Number BG122-PC
Lee Conklin
VENUE Fillmore Auditorium (San Francisco, CA)
SIZE 4 5/8" x 7 1/8"
Condition Mint
Lee Conklin was "... getting into yoga..." in 1968, and the reclining figure in BG122 has a ten-toe choir because the meditating artist "... felt my toes tingle and sing." The artwork is similar to the pencil sketch drawing of his first poster for Bill Graham, but this time included a purple overlay in the printing process. Although Buffalo Springfield was listed on the poster, the band had called it quits earlier in the month and ended up cancelling this appearance with Bill Graham.
Print Variations
The postcard measures 4 5/8" x 7 1/8" and was printed before the concert.
There were also some pre-concert double-sized mailers printed that were conjoined with the BG121 image (see BG121/122). They measure 4 5/8" x 14 1/4".
$118 $58 Buffalo Springfield Postcard
$556 $278 Buffalo Springfield Postcard
$60 - $432 $40 Buffalo Springfield Poster
$173 $86 Buffalo Springfield Poster
About Lee Conklin
Lee Conklin's early influences were pen and ink masters Heinrich Kley and Saul Steinberg.After seeing articles featuring Wes Wilson's poster art, Conklin was inspired to visit San Francisco and show his art to Bill Graham. Conklin was soon commissioned to do posters and produced 31 original designs for the Fillmore between 1968 and 1969. Conklin rendered both graphics and calligraphy in intricate detail. What began as a personal challenge to disguise images within images and lettering soon turned into a concerted effort to turn every single letter and figure into another form, stretching the imagination to new limits.
Best of Lee Conklin
$118 $58 Albert King Postcard
$118 $58 Chuck Berry Postcard
$118 $58 Procol Harum Postcard
$118 $58 Creedence Clearwater Revival Postcard
$118 $58 Quicksilver Messenger Service Postcard
$304 $151 Creedence Clearwater Revival Postcard


For years I've heard snippets (some long, some not so) of the work, and looked for a complete recording in vain. No more.
Sakuntala is strongly reminiscent of what Alfano would do in Turandot's finale). That first act duet between the lovers is nearly Tristan length and Alfano never seems to run out of ideas.
There's a moment or two toward the beginning of Act II which sounds like where Philip Glass seems to have gotten his best ideas, as well!
In the second act Sakuntala has an enormous, 9 minute voice busting aria that is just breathtaking as it segues into the next scene. Holy Moley, this is a BIG sing.
Alfano's vocal writing here is far different than Puccini's - longer phrases, more Wagnerian-style parlando (but not Wagnerian sounding - at all).
A dance/ballet opens the final act that (very) strongly recall's Strauss.
with the RAI Symphony and Chorus conducted by Ottavio Ziino.
Casapietra is unknown to me. I would have liked a juicier, firmer voice but she handles the difficult high music quite well and sings with a lot of feeling. The lower voice can be a bit shaky (often) with a hollow quality that isn't particularly lovely. The third act goes much better for her with the top notes opening up in a way they hadn't earlier and that is quite thrilling (except for one squally high C, unfortunately on the word "orror!). Again, her commitment shows and that's an important thing in this work.
Molese starts off just a wee bit thin, but within minutes the voice takes on a rich bloom and his voice past the passagio is often thrilling. Like Casapietra he sings the music with conviction and the two of them almost seem to get carried away by Alfano's sumptuous outpourings.
The final scene looks so much to the final bars to what he composed for Turandot that no doubt can be left who's ideas closed that opera.
Though the sound is not flawless (there appears to be some bleed through in spots which I'm guessing stem from the original tape source) it is more than good enough to convey the sense of wonder Alfano infuses through much of the work.
I really couldn't be more pleased to have discovered this, and as ever: Bravo, Alfano!
I have always been very impressed with Enescu's Oedipe. I do remember Molese; he apparently was a bit unstable. I am recollecting that on two occasions it was reported that he stopped singing and made some spoken statements to the audience.
Yes, during a Carmen I believe he said something. There is a tape (I've heard it but I can't recall the opera), where the day before a critic had written, "Mr. Molese does not possess a High C" and Molese belted out his high C, interrupted the aria by turning to the audience saying, something like "THAT high C was for Mr. Henahan." Sills loved the kid though, and he could put out the goods!


I really like Narragansett Beer, I find it pleasant to drink (when in bottles), cheap, and it's somewhat local. I also really like supporting farmer's markets, so, I'm going to bring you a recipe a week created with Narragansett and some local produce. Sound good? Good.
Mix Oil with thinly sliced garlic on medium heath add Asparagus. Saute on medium for about 10 minutes.
Put Little Necks in Large pot, add 1/2 bottle of Narragansett + Sage let boil on high heat, cook for about 5 minutes, until they open a little bit.


46 songs and 2 instrumental pieces arranged for voice and guitar(s), in standard and tablature notation, with chord symbols.
Words and music mostly by Noel Gallagher.
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Now Reading: On Memorials
On Memorials
by Susan Briante
Susan Briante Sep 26, 2003, 12:00 am CST
Behind the visitor's center at Gettysburg National Military Park, farmland unfurls from gentle hills. Thatched wood fences stretch toward rows of orchard trees trembling in a summer wind. The scene would be entirely bucolic were it not for the equestrian statues, verdigris canons, granite obelisks and cupolas rising from tides of golden grass where more than seven thousand men were killed and twenty-six thousand wounded in battle. The monuments remind us.
For a week this July, I walked the Gettysburg battlefield, past angels and generals, marble from Maine and Alabama limestone. Bronze colonels surveyed Confederate positions. Infantry men crouched behind stone walls. Over the battlefield's 26 acres, I learned to discern the daring charges and pivotal miscalculations of the worst battle ever fought in the United States. But to understand the story of the Civil War itself, the wounds of slavery and brutality of military campaigns, I had to visit the adjacent National Cemetery and read the words President Lincoln spoke at its dedication: "Fourscore and seven years ago our fathers brought forth upon this continent a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal."
Near my hometown in suburban New Jersey, I came across another type of monument this summer. In Westfield, just around the corner from a train station shuttling commuters to New York City, a glass obelisk stands on which nearly 3,000 names have been engraved. Twelve smaller granite markers describe a half-circle around it: one for each local resident killed in the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
While an international jury weighs design proposals for a Ground Zero memorial that will list the names of victims and hold unidentified remains, municipal monuments have risen throughout New York and New Jersey. On the waterfront in Jersey City, a black marble stone depicts the Twin Towers as they once could be seen from that spot. In Ridgewood, residents buried a vault containing the personal effects of relatives killed on 9/11. Along the shores of the Hudson River in Hoboken, a grove of trees has been planted, while pathways and benches are being installed to provide a place for contemplation. Throughout the metropolitan area in towns such as Park Ridge, Lodi, Leone, Marlboro and West Orange, just to name a few, bell towers constructed with scrap metal from Ground Zero, bronze statues of eagles and children, smoke trees or dogwoods stand in tribute. If you were to connect these memorials, you would not be able to discern the advance of troops or strategies of generals. What lies between them is not a battlefield, but railroad apartments and glass-clad corporate headquarters, brick factories and old stone churches condominiums and strip malls… and that makes all the difference.
On the first anniversary of September 11, standing on the edge of the crater at Ground Zero, New York Governor George Pataki recited the Gettysburg address. Perhaps the reference to hallowed ground consecrated by "brave men, living and dead" struck a chord with the governor. Yet so much of the speech rang strangely out of place. When Lincoln read those words a civil war raged on and Union support waned. So Lincoln gave the conflict historical meaning. He explained that it was the rights of all men, not some that were at stake, that it was not the livelihood of a region, but the founding principles of a nation that hung in the balance. He provided us with an understanding of the war largely accepted even today.
During this year's ceremony at Ground Zero, children related to the victims read the grim list of names. Moments of silence and tolling bells punctuated their somber roll-call. In the two years since the terrorist attacks, this country's leaders have failed to provide anything but the simplest narrative of heroes and evil-doers. Most of us barely understand why the attacks occurred. Were they an assault on our freedom or the ways in which our government has condoned the oppression of others? Were they a response to our prosperity or our policies in the Middle East? Do we trace their roots to a misinterpretation of Islamic teachings or a critique of globalization? Unfortunately, even posing these questions has somehow become conflated with an attempt to justify or apologize for the heinous acts of terrorism. A desire to consider the legacy of our foreign policy has become synonymous in some circles to "sympathizing" with the enemy.
Instead of offering the kind of historical context that Lincoln provided, our president has proclaimed: "You're either for us or against us." Instead of using context to formulate a sensible foreign policy that would ensure such events would never happen again, this administration implied that debate and reflection would only hamper our "moral clarity."
And we are left with abstraction and cliché.
Newark International Airport has been renamed "Liberty International Airport". On my 2003 calendar, September 11 bears the designation "Patriot Day". Daniel Libeskind's "Gardens of the World" tower designed for Ground Zero has been rechristened the "Freedom Tower." But when threats to U.S. freedom come from our own government's subtle erosion of our civil liberties, for whose freedom will it stand?
While missing-persons posters still fluttered from store fronts and telephone poles, I joined thousands of New Yorkers who gathered just above of police barricades at 14th Street in Union Square. Some lit candles and carried flags. They drew chalk peace signs on sidewalks and placed photographs. The air took on the acrid smell of burning wires; smoke billowed down Fifth Avenue. Most people shuffled by in a kind of weary daze. As the Bush administration reviewed plans for a military response, some in Union Square debated through megaphones or on banners hung from wrought iron-fences . Some were already singing sixties protest songs; others scrawled their opinions on butcher-block paper. Then police barricades came down, the fires stopped smoldering and the candles, photos and flowers left at Union Square were also carted away.
Today, across the choppy Hudson River from Lower Manhattan at the Jersey City memorial site, two gnarled pieces of steel construction girder lay, remains of what was swept away from Ground Zero with dizzying speed. A red-white-and-blue ribbon has been tied to one. A T-Shirt from the "Good Grieving" 5-K race hangs from another.
These monuments provide a site from which to consider our loss. And yet they cannot speak for the events of September 11th anymore than the cannon balls and gravemarkers of Gettysburg can tell the story of slavery or the Civil War. Perhaps what we need to tell our story is not a monument but a space, one that will accommodate many voices, some place like Union Square where—amidst the statues of Lincoln and Gandhi—it was once still possible to grieve and ask questions.
Susan Briante is a poet, translator, and essayist. A PhD candidate at UT-Austin, she studies the relationship between trauma, memory, ruins, and memorials in places such as Gettysburg, Mexico City, and Asbury Park, New Jersey.
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Documents detail police shooting of Tamir Rice
The fatal police shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice has been declared a homicide.
By Tribune wire reports
Cleveland —
Investigators have found no hard evidence a Cleveland police officer who fatally shot a 12-year-old boy carrying a pellet gun ordered him to raise his hands before opening fire.
Documents released Saturday by the prosecutor handling the racially charged case detail the moments before the brief, deadly encounter — and how the responding officers seemed almost shell-shocked as Tamir Rice lay dying outside a rec center.
Cleveland police have said the officer who fired the fatal shot, Timothy Loehmann, told Tamir three times to put his hands up, then opened fire when the boy reached for the pellet gun tucked in his waistband.
Grainy, choppy surveillance video shows Loehmann firing two shots within two seconds of his police cruiser skidding to a stop near the boy. Cuyahoga County sheriff's detectives investigating the shooting wrote that, based on witness interviews, it was unclear if Loehmann shouted anything to Tamir from inside the cruiser before opening fire.
Tamir's death is among a series of cases involving the use of deadly force on black suspects that sparked protests and outrage across the country. Tamir was black, the officers are white.
Prosecutor Tim McGinty has said the case, as with all police-involved shootings, will be taken to grand jury to determine whether criminal charges should be filed against Loehmann or his partner, Frank Garmback. McGinty said he decided to release the investigative file now in the interests of transparency.
"If we wait years for all litigation to be completed before the citizens are allowed to know what actually happened, we will have squandered our best opportunity to institute needed changes in use of force policy, police training and leadership," McGinty said.
A friend told deputies he had given the pellet gun to Tamir hours before the shooting with the warning to be careful because it looked real, according to the documents.
The friend told sheriff's deputies he had given the airsoft-type gun to him on the morning of Nov. 22 in exchange for one of the boy's cellphones and planned to get it back later that day. The friend said he had taken the gun apart to fix it and been unable to reattach the orange cap that goes on the barrel to indicate it isn't the .45-caliber handgun it's modeled after.
Investigators were told that Tamir used the airsoft gun, which shoots non-lethal plastic projectiles, to shoot at car tires that day.
Loehmann and Garmback were responding to a call about a young man waving and pointing a gun outside the rec center. A 911 caller had also said the gun might be a fake and the man could be a juvenile, but that information was never relayed to the officers.
The surveillance video appears to show Tamir reaching for the pellet gun, which is tucked in his waistband, when he's shot. Investigative documents said it's been estimated that Loehmann fired twice at a range estimated at between 41/2 and 7 feet. Autopsy records indicate Tamir was struck only once.
An FBI agent who is a trained paramedic was on a bank robbery detail nearby. He began administering first aid four minutes after the shooting. The agent, whose name is redacted from the files, told investigators that Tamir's wound was severe but he was still initially conscious. Tamir, he said, showed a response when he told him he was there to help.
Loehmann, 26, and Garmback, 47, have been criticized for not giving Tamir first aid. The officers seemed to freeze, the agent said.
"They wanted to do something, but they didn't know what to do," the agent told investigators.
The agent said Tamir answered when he asked him his name and said something about his gun. When Tamir became unresponsive, the agent called out for assistance to keep the boy's airway open. He told investigators he believed it was Garmback who provided help. Loehmann, who had sprained his ankle while falling back after the shooting, was described as distraught by the agent, according to the documents.
Tamir died on the operating table early the next morning.
Loehmann's attorney, Henry Hilow, said he has not had a chance to read the investigative file and said the officer committed no wrongdoing.
"The events were a tragedy, but there was no crime committed," he said.
The agent guessed that Tamir, who was 5-foot-7 and weighed 195 pounds, was an "older teenager." Police officers at the scene shared the same belief.
While Tamir might have been big for his age, those who knew him told investigators that he carried himself like the 12-year-old he was. The sixth-grader was in a special education class of six children at his elementary school, prone to exaggeration and sometimes picked on by other children at the recreation center, the investigative documents say.
A federal judge on Friday approved an agreement forged between the city of Cleveland and U.S. Department of Justice aimed at reforming the city's police department, which the DOJ concluded after an 18-month investigation had shown a pattern and practice of using excessive force and violating people's civil rights.
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Jeff Durecka is the owner of Jeff's Marketplace, located at 35 Kristian Drive, Sandusky, MI (formerly Jerrys Foodland). Born in Sandusky, Jeff Durecka is a Sanilac County native raised in the the Croswell area. His business grocery store background began at age 14 when he began to work at Kettlewell's Market in Croswell. He has owned grocery stores in Rose City from 1988-91.In 1998 he started a grocery store in Port Sanilac, a store in Lexington in 2006, owned a grcery store in Caseville from 2010-2013, and in Croswell since 2013. .
As a business owner, Jeff's said some of his biggest assets is the relationships he creates with his customers. His motto is "You never have to make excuses for quality."
Jeff' recognizes the long time business established by the Rich family had in Jerrys Foodland and he plans on continuing the long-standing tradition of quality and value in the products he sells.
One thing Jeff wants to the public to know is that the Spartan Foods merged with Nash-Finch Corporation, The new corporation renamed their in-store brand names from the Spartan brand name to Our Family. The products are the same quality products as before with the Spartan brand, but with a new name.
Jeff said community involvement, personal care, quality products and service, and great value are the key to a businesses success. Mr. Durecka is involved with community services organizations and sponsors youth sports programs. He was also a member of the Croswell Fire Department and Port Sanilac Fire Department.


The menu they will offer on that important day is, without a doubt, one of the biggest expenses of the entire celebration. However, you can opt for more original ideas and according to your tastes without staying bankrupt.
In the following article, we will give you some very interesting options for catering at weddings. No need to 'fall' in the typical and expensive banquet!
For many years, certain menus were chosen at weddings because 'they looked good' or because they were considered traditional and classic. However, this option of starter, main dish and dessert is sometimes quite expensive.
If the idea is to organize an outdoor wedding in the best country style … what better idea than to share a picnic! Baskets full of fruit, tablecloths on the floor, cushions to be more comfortable, fruit juices, sandwiches, cakes and everything you can think of that can be eaten without cutlery and table. It will be more than fun!
It is one of the trends in catering at weddings, as it allows you to try many dishes without staying with appetite. The idea is the following: place a large table as if it were a buffet with 'samples' of meals: sushi, Galician octopus, salads, prawns, chicken, meat, pizzas, etc.
This variety of options is a more than original idea that also becomes a safe bet when the guests are of different ages or tastes. You can choose what everyone likes! And the menu will be much more varied.
If they are a couple that has traveled a lot around the world, for their wedding they can take advantage of and offers dishes from all (or several) countries they have visited. For example, a Mexican food stand with tacos and guacamole; one of Italian food with pasta and pizza; one of Argentine food with roast and empanadas or one of Japanese food with sushi and sake.
You can also do something similar with the dessert table or sweets: German cakes, French créme brulé, Italian ice cream, Spanish nougat, etc.
Similar to the above, another option for catering at weddings is quite acceptable. The idea is the following: to organize a party whose theme is, for example, a country, a culture or a movie. And then base the menu on that theme.
If you have chosen to make a very Spanish wedding, then do not miss the paella, squid, and gazpacho. If they like oriental culture very much, they can offer chao mian or pai thai. In case you have chosen a movie, look for what dishes were served on the ribbon or decorate the dishes alluding to it.
It is very fashionable to receive presents according to our specific tastes and that has also been transferred to weddings. In addition to the guests taking a souvenir related to themselves, we can also offer them a 100% own menu.
How? It is as simple as placing the name of each one in a muffin and giving it as a souvenir or pre-select the menu they want to eat (among a handful of options available). You can also make starters decorated with personal tastes: music, sports, cinema, literature, travel, etc.
Another idea for catering at outdoor and daytime weddings. Undoubtedly, this will please everyone since the menu will be 'international' or rather, known to each guest. Hamburgers, pizzas, chips, sandwiches … all served in trays.
You can leave them ready at the tables or hire waiters to take care of distributing the food to the guests. The idea is that the rations are small, as if they were tapas, so they can be eaten standing up and without cutlery.
When we organize a wedding, many times live shows or concerts are left out due to lack of budget. So, a good idea is that the food service includes some demonstration.
It is not necessary that there are five chefs cooking different dishes, but the main dish or desserts can do it. The most striking options are the cooks preparing sautés, pancakes, Japanese food, roast beef or Mexican tacos.
The wedding should revolve around the tastes of the couple, although sometimes we strive to please others. Therefore, a good idea of catering at weddings is to choose the favorite foods of those who get married … and offer them for lunch or dinner.
Maybe the bride likes pasta with cream of mushrooms and the boyfriend meat with baked potatoes. Perfect! They already have two options to offer that day. Do the same with desserts. In simplicity is a success.
Do not give more to the catering of your wedding, make it simple, that everyone likes and that does not exceed the budget. It seems impossible, but it is not.


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The Marianists (Society of Mary) are a Roman Catholic religious order of men who have been bearers of the Catholic and Marianist traditions in their educational efforts since they first arrived in the Hawaiian Islands in 1883. Marianists embrace the idea of education as a mechanism to transform society and support a spirit of openness, mutual respect and acceptance.
They live in a community of equals, brothers and priests, modeling the Spirit of Mary, the mother of Jesus and witness to Christ's transforming presence on campus. There are over 20 Marianists brothers and priests who live in three separate community houses on the campus. Some of the brothers serve the University as administrators, professors, campus ministers, and more.
The University is named after the founder of the Society of Mary, Father William Joseph Chaminade, a French, Catholic priest who survived the political turmoil and religious persecution of the French Revolution. Father Chaminade believed that the rebuilding of the Church in France in the aftermath of the French Revolution would best be accomplished by the engagement of the laity in small communities of faith, dedicated to prayer, education and acts of service to the larger community.


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By: Joel Schwartz January 26, 2017
First Snow Brings Pedestrian Fatality
Boston had its first major snowstorm of the season earlier this month, and before the flakes had stopped falling, a crash caused by the slippery conditions had claimed the life of a pedestrian in the city. The victim, Jessica Cosman, was walking on the sidewalk along Sunset Street in Mission Hill when a driver lost control of his car and struck her, trapping her under the vehicle. Although witnesses and neighbors immediately tried to help, they were not able to free Cosman and she died at the scene.
Bad Weather on a Tricky Hill
The crash happened early in the evening during the January 7 storm as the snow was still coming down. Boston accumulated around six to eight inches before the storm was through. Residents who were interviewed noted that other vehicles had been having trouble on that street all afternoon, and that some had already hit the curb (although none were reported to have reached the sidewalk). The circumstances of this accident show why it's important for pedestrians to stay aware of their surroundings at all times—especially in bad weather.
Some have suggested that streets in the neighborhood are inherently dangerous, citing not only this accident but also a 2009 fire-truck crash which killed a firefighter and injured four people. That crash was blamed in part on the steepness of the street but was primarily due to poor maintenance and human error.
Poor Start for Vision Zero in 2017
Since early 2015, Boston has been embarked on an ambitious plan to reduce traffic fatalities within city limits to zero by 2030. About twenty people die from vehicle collisions each year in the city, the majority of them pedestrians. By takings steps to improve safety, such as reducing speed limits and redesigning dangerous intersections, the city hopes to reduce that number to almost none.
Through the first ten months of 2016, there were eleven pedestrian fatalities in Boston compared to only four motor vehicle occupants. On the positive side, there were no cyclist deaths reported within that time.
So far, 2017 is off to a rough start. This was the only pedestrian death reported during the storm, but it wasn't the only one in the first week of 2017. On New Year's Day, an alleged drunk driver struck and killed a man on Saratoga Street in East Boston.
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul offers tangible assistance to those in need on a person-to-person basis. It is this personalized involvement that makes the work of the Society unique. This aid may take the form of intervention, consultation, or often through direct dollar or in-kind service. An essential precept of the Society's work is to provide help while conscientiously maintaining the confidentiality and dignity of those who are served. The Society recognizes that it must assume, also, a role of advocacy for those who are defenseless or voiceless. Some 12 million persons are helped annually by Vincentians in the United States.


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Former Minster resident Marie C. Fischer, 98, of Dorothy Love Retirement Community, Sidney, died at 3 a.m. May 3, 2008, at the retirement community.
She was born Oct. 13, 1909, in Fort Loramie, to Christopher and Caroline Stueve Boerger. On Oct.. 16, 1937, she married Elmer B. Fischer, who died May 28, 1976.
Surviving are a daughter, Karen (Tom) Rodgers, Troy; a sister, Irma Feldman; three grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.
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Celebrate the tenth anniversary of the inception of this enthralling story, chronicling the Norman invasion of England in 1066AD, the patriotic Welsh rebellion against it and the impact on the defeated and humiliated Saxons.
Conquest covers a span of over ten years and is rich in details of 11th century England, Scotland and Wales. Book One of the Montbryce Legacy (Anniversary Edition) introduces the three Montbryce brothers, Rambaud (Ram), Antoine and Hugh, sons of a noble Norman family with a long and illustrious military history.
Ram de Montbryce is an ambitious warrior, greedy for glory and power in the service of his friend and duke, William the Conqueror. His heroism at the Battle of Hastings helps secure a Norman victory. Nothing can stand in the way of his ambition, especially not love. He recognizes he has an obligation to marry, but believes the woman his father has chosen for him is unsuitable.
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Only through trials and tragedy do they finally realize that they can no longer deny what their hearts have always known--love conquers all.
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Reciprocal System Version of Titius-Bode Relation
In the Reciprocal System, planetary systems result from the supernova explosion of the parent star. The outward moving (in space), relatively slow speed, matter eventually reconstitutes as a Red Giant and then contracts to the Main Sequence. The inward moving (outward in time, inward in space), intermediate speed matter constitutes the eventual planets. In Reciprocal System terms, the low speed (and light) matter moving outward is termed "Substance A" and the intermediate speed (and heavy) matter is termed "Substance B." There are three speed ranges in the Reciprocal System: 0-1c; 1c-2c; 2c-3c. The intermediate speed range is 1c-2c. 2c is the dividing point between one-dimensional motion in space (less than c) and one-dimensional motion in time (more than 3c from our perspective). Between 1c and 2c, the velocity equation flips, and the motion is in time for the individual particles, but the object as a whole remains in 3-D space (and may still have spatial motion, so that the total motion is two-dimension). The speeds are discretized into units above 1c of 0, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, and 4. This brings the motion to the neutral point within the range of 1c to 2c. Beyond that the motion is (4), (3), (2), (1.5), and (1). There are thus a total of 11 speeds between 1c and 2c and thus 11 possible planets maximum, in which the matter aggregates because the units are at the same relative speed. For the first half, the inner planets, the semi-major axis is proportional to n^2, whereas for the second half, the outer planets, the semi-major axis is proportional to 1/(n^2). Let a0 = the semi-major axis of the orbit of the closest planet to the star, in units of AU, and let k = an empirical coefficient–this value depends on the amount of Substance B and the violence of the supernova and so has to be determined by iteration or least squares. For the inner planets,
an = a0 + k x (n^2) AU (1)
For the outer planets,
an = a0 + k x 288 / (n^2) AU (2)
where n = the speed number given above and the constant 288 comes from matching eqs. (1) and (2) at the neutral point between 1c and 2c. See Ref. [1] for a more detailed derivation.
Seven stellar systems have been studied, with the following results:
Solar System: a0 = 0.3871 AU, k = 0.276 (Ref. [1] gives a0 = 0.4 and k = 0.267, but the values given here give a slightly better fit)
Gliese 581: a0 = 0.0282 AU, k = 0.0124
HD 10180: a0 = 0.02 AU, k = 0.1100
HD 40307: a0 = 0.0468 AU, k = 0.033
Kepler 11: a0 = 0.0910, k = 0.0013
Kepler 186: a0 = 0.0378, k = 0.02
Tau Cet: a0 = 0.1050, k = 0.1
Please note that these values are for the initial positions of the planets after formation and do not take into account the migration of the planets over time, due to clearing of the orbits of debris and the gravitational pull of the other planets; also, perhaps the k values could be further tweaked. Still the agreement is quite stunning. The equations (1) and (2) can even be used to predict the existence of other planets for these systems. For example, for Kepler 11, planet positions 3 and 4 are missing: there should be a planet (or debris) at 0.2178 AU and one at 0.3578 AU.
Ref. [1] D. Larson, The Universe of Motion (Portland, OR: North Pacific Publishers, 1984), pp. 96-100.
Study the Reciprocal System and prove it for yourself! The Reciprocal System: Microcosmos Database is now available from http://www.amazon.com and http://www.reciprocalsystem.guru. This is the world's first theoretical computational database for the properties of matter. The Reciprocal System: Macrocosmos Database (for astronomical properties) is currently a work-in-progress; the above calculations are included!
Discussion of Some Annoyances Out There
Doug Bundy runs something he calls the "LRC." Unfortunately his Web site does a disservice to the Reciprocal System. He is not a scientist or engineer, and he is incapable of writing a real scientific paper. He is not helping our cause. He should stop attempting to co-opt the Reciprocal System to espouse his nonsense. There are no real scientists at his "LRC"!
A blogger calling himself "Copernicus", at http://brane-space.blogspot.com/2015/12/a-reciprocal-system-alternative-to.html, has attempted to critique Satz's paper "The Case Against Modern Physics," published in Integra, the Journal of Intertel, the top 1% society. But his arguments utterly fail. He doesn't meet Satz's arguments head-on, but rather just spouts the conventional theory and name-calls. He is uninformed of all the mathematical equations which have been developed by Satz. He insists that Satz submit to the "authorities" at Physical Review or other bastions of "modern physics." But why should he? Satz has an IQ of 160, the same as Einstein and Hawking and Asimov, so why should he kowtow to the usual college professors/hacks with their meager IQ of 125? Appeal to authority is a logical fallacy. Most of "modern physics" is contrary to logic and is full of infinities and singularities. Satz's papers stand on their own merit! The Reciprocal System Database incorporates all of the work, and the "modern physicist" has nothing like it at all!


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2019, College of Southern Idaho, Stage Door Series, Twin Falls.
2019, The Drama Club, St. Luke's Theatre, NYC.
2018, Portland State University, Portland, OR.
2018, Brown University, "Queer Arts Festival."
2017, William Geery Theatre, Sacramento, CA.
2017, Excerpt and interview in Performing Gender and Violence in Contemporary Transnational Contexts, edited by Maria Anita Stefanelli, Colloquium.
2017, Brown University, Providence, RI.
2017, Saco River Theatre, Bar Mills, ME.
2016, Published by Samuel French, Inc.
2016, Lesbian Artivisms in a Global Age Conference/ : L'artivisme lesbien à l'ère de la mondialisation, Univ. of Ottawa, Canada.
2016, Somerville Armory, Somerville, MA.
2016 Gather the Women, Northampton, MA.
2016, Italian production in Rome, pending.
2015, Theatre Prometheus production in Capital Fringe, Washington, DC.
2014 Excerpt performed at World Theatre Day, Univ. Roma Tre.
Winner, Lambda Literary Award in Drama, Lambda Literary Foundation (The Second Coming of Joan of Arc and Selected Plays).
2012, Mandarin production in Beijing.
Translated into French, Bulgarian, Portuguese, Mandarin.
Performed at University of Oregon at Eugene, University of Virginia, University of New England, University of Connecticut at Stamford and at Storrs, University of Colorado at Boulder, University of Utah, University of Nebraska at Lincoln, Hollins University, Gettysburg College, Colorado College, Bloomsberg University, St. Cloud University, SUNY Cortland, Kalamazoo College, Kansas State University, Chatham College in Pittsburgh, St. Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA, Univ. of Massachusetts at Amherst, Univ. of Maine, Farmington. Stetson Univ., Pacific University, University of Southern Mississippi.
"… unparalleled, far superior to George Bernard Shaw's... The Second Coming of Joan of Arc is high art and revolutionary theatre combined."--Phyllis Chesler, author of Women and Madness and Mothers on Trial.
"... bursts with creative imagination at every turn. It is both rooted in its source material and relevant to the gender concerns of our day. It is a thinking, feeling theatre piece that strikes at the heart of what solo performance can accomplish when it is done with precision and spirit." -- DC Metro Theatre Arts, Washington, DC.
"Favorite of the Festival," "Favorite Solo Show," "Favorite Solo Performance." -- DC Metro Theatre Arts, Washington, DC.
"Julia Reddy's performance of Joan of Arc in Carolyn Gage's play The Second Coming of Joan of Arc, at the University of Ottawa, was breath taking. Her resuscitation of a strong, sensitive, and inspiring character confronting the misogyny of a church, army, and government, was highly inspirational. It comes at a time when so many of us are reflecting on what is the role of a State and how to make this world a better one for everyone. Gage's one woman play is a perfect opportunity for all to have a conversation about respect and dignity." -- Dominique Bourque, Associate Professor, Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies, University of Ottawa.
"(Review of CD) The Second Coming of Joan of Arc by playwright, actress Carolyn Gage" by N. E. Francis, Progressive Arts & Entertainment Examiner, July 1, 2011.
"Frieda's Feminist Book Blog," January 2, 2009.
"The Second Coming of Joan of Arc" by Carolyn Gage in On the Issues, Spring 1995.
"Hottest Lesbian Plays" by Rachel Lastra for Curve Magazine, 2009.
"Self-Published Book Review of the Week:The Second Coming of Joan of Arc and Selected Pays" on Self-Pubishing Advice Blog, January 17, 2008.
"To the Best of Our Knowledge: Making Saints" (Interview with Carolyn Gage about The Second Coming of Joan of Arc), Wisconsin Public Radio and Public Radio International, July 16, 2000.
"The Second Coming of Joan of Arc" reviewed by Carol Anne Douglas in Off Our Backs, Washington, DC, April 1995.
"UnaRocks Blogs The Second Coming of Joan of Arc" (Dublin International Gay Theatre Festival), May 20, 2007.
"Spotlight: The Second Coming of Joan of Arc" by Quinton Skinner in CityPages, Minneapolis, April 11, 2007.