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-Could the Grand Canyon's rock layers have formed in a single year of Noah's flood? -Why are there no dinosaur, bird or mammal fossils in the canyon's layers? -How do we know that radiometric dating methods are reliable? -How can we tell what happened in the unobserved past? -How long did it take to carve out the canyon? -Is Young Earth Creationism really biblical? Learn the answers to these questions and more to understand how the Grand Canyon testifies to an old earth. Insights from top geologists, highlighted by stunning photographs, provide a memorable guide to these ancient wonders of creation.
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The various authors of this book have done us all a tremendous service in their patient and clear exposition of geological thinking about the Grand Canyon (a magnificent place in it own right!). (C. John "Jack" Collins Covenant Theological Seminary 2016-02-01)
…richly illustrated, superbly organized, and exceptionally readable overview of the Grand Canyon. (John W. Geissman, President Emeritus Geological Society of America 2016-02-01)
This important book must be carefully considered by everyone involved in the debate about the age of the earth. (Wayne Grudem Phoenix University 2016-02-01)
The authors, most of whom are Christians, have systematically contrasted the claims of so-called 'flood geologists' with the actual details of Grand Canyon geology. In doing so, they have utterly demolished the flood hypothesis with an avalanche of geologic evidence sufficient to fill a canyon. (Davis A. Young Calvin College 2016-02-01)
The Grand Canyon … is terrific. It is a comprehensive primer on geology as we know and practice it… Everyone on Earth should be aware of what this book contains as a science text, as well as a rationale for employing scientific methods to a basic understanding of anything natural. (John Warme Colorado School of Mines 2016-02-01)
Carol Hill is the author of scientific articles on the Grand Canyon published in Science, Geology, Geosphere, and other journals, as well as Christian apologetics articles for Perspectives in Science and Christian Faith. She has been featured both on NOVA and National Geographic's Naked Science.
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When we first met the Hills, they had been members of a church that had begun accepting the YEC teaching. They were torn between the simple facts of what they knew as scientists and told that to be Bible believing Christians they must accept the opposite in their faith. In other words, they must leave their brains out of their faith in the Bible, and their trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. As I recall, we were teaching "Genesis", and we discovered that the Bible made no such claims as were being preached by Henry Morris, etc. In the years since, we have observed the Hills "up close" and shared many times the struggles related to sharing the Gospel with men and women of science, with a "second front" being fought from the side with the YEC movement. A few years ago, Carol told us of her project of writing this book. I've read some of her technical papers concerning caves and geology, and struggled with some of the terms, but was greatly educated by her knowledge.
Now, having read this masterpiece, I'm greatly impressed with the thoroughness of her work, and the work of the other authors throughout. It is very readable with easy to verify facts and illustrations. The photography is first rate, showing the beauty of the canyon while providing understanding to the evidence. Unlike what I have encountered with those of the differing views, there are no attacks and no name calling. (And I have personally attended and "endured" many hours in silence while listening to lectures from the opposite side . . . and discovered no humor when attempts were made to be at least friendly and cordial.)
Many years ago, our family attended lectures at a local church given by Henry Morris expounding on his views of the flood . . . let's just say that the evidence did not then, nor now, support Morris' teaching. This book clarifies the YEC views and puts each to the test of the demonstrable facts, in word, in illustration, and photograph, without being unkind nor insulting.
Recently, I purchased a second copy to loan out, not willing to lose our autographed gift copy. The first loan is to a friend that works as a researcher for the Park Service, and when offered, he immediately borrowed my second copy without hesitation. I'm anxious to hear his comments when he returns from a trip.
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5.0 out of 5 starsA Definitive Critique of Flood Geology
Before the 19th century, most people believed that the fossil bearing layers of rock found across the earth were laid down by Noah's flood. But by the mid-Nineteenth century (even before Darwin) geologists—many of whom were Christians—concluded that these sedimentary layers were deposited in multiple environments over millions of years.
This later became a sticking point for some Christians and a small group of Christian "flood geologists" who continue to insist that the earth is only 6000 yrs old. The current volume addresses the geological question by examining the Grand Canyon which is often touted as a model of flood geology by young earth creationists.
Written by 11 scientists, this book contains exquisite pictures and details on the formation of sedimentary rocks, folding and faulting of rocks, erosion and deposition, radiometric dating, and fossils. The authors systematically weave this information together to explain the formation and age of the canyon, while also demonstrating the futility and lack of coherence of the single flood hypothesis.
As a science teacher I believe that this book makes an excellent teaching resource, not only on the topic of flood geology, but on the science of geology (especially as it relates to sedimentary formations) and the formation of the Grand Canyon.
Also see my remarks in the comments below.
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5.0 out of 5 starsReal geology by Christians who love God and love their work.
This book came recommended by a friend and I purchased it soon after it was released. I didn't know what to expect other than that it was written by a Christian author and was described as being beautifully illustrated. What a surprise to find that it was written by no fewer than 13 geologists and other scientists, most of whom are Christian (like me)! I was blown away after reading their bios. These are some real heavy hitters in geology and many of them are members of Christian scientific organizations (not "Christian science", but rather organizations of professional scientists who are professing Christians).
I love to read about science, and it's been a while since I've had the pleasure of reading a general-interest science book that's so richly illustrated without also being dumbed down. The photos and illustrations are well-matched, and they add clarity, rather than being chosen as filler. My reaction after reading this book is that the authors shared a common purpose to produce a work of the utmost quality. The book is written at a reading level of early high school, but I know many younger students who would devour this book, as the illustrations make it very approachable for just about any age group.
The book opens with a foreward giving a brief history of the discovery and exploration of the Grand Canyon and of geology as a science. Did you know that the very first geologists were Christians who were seeking evidence of Noah's flood?
The main part of the book is divided into five sections. Each section is comprised of two to eight articles written by pairs of authors with expertise in the area being addressed. The sections are:
1. Two Views. Here the authors describe, in fair terms, the tenets of "flood geology" -- the idea that most of the rock layers we see on Earth, including those in the Grand Canyon, were laid down during various phases of Noah's flood. They follow this up with the basics of modern geology as a science. I am personally familiar with both ideas and I've seen them compared before in a couple other books, but I've never seen these two models comparatively illustrated so well.
2. How Geology Works. Now the authors dive into quite a bit of detail about the science of geology, and not in a dry fashion. They pose very real questions that anyone might ask about WHY scientists reached the conclusions they do. Christians or otherwise! Why do they draw certain conclusions about these rock layers and their ages? What do they know, and not know? How do they approach the evidence? Whatever position you've taken, if any, before you pick up this book, you need to give this section a fair shake.
3. Fossils. What are the specific fossils found in the Grand Canyon and elsewhere? What ramifications do these have for flood geology?
4. Carving of the Canyon. So far they've covered how the layers were laid down, as described by both the geological sciences and by flood geology. Now they turn to the carving of the canyon itself. Was it done by a lot of time and a little water (relatively speaking), or a little time and a lot of water?
5. A Verdict on Flood Geology. Make no mistake, the authors are supporting a specific argument. Does flood geology hold water? Can they back it up? And does geology as a science have any bearing on the Christian worldview?
The book ends with many pages of references, author bios, and praise from other geologists and Christian theologians alike.
Add me to the list of those who give praise -- but not to the book. To God who created this beautiful place.
To the authors: thank you for capturing the Grand Canyon so beautifully, and with a very real heart for the Lord.
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Jhulelal – God and hero of the Sindhi Hindu Community
Jhulelal, also known as Uderolal, is a legendary saint of the Sindhi Community. He is believed to be an incarnation of Varuna, the Sea God in Hinduism. The story of Jhulelal is associated an evil ruler Mirkshah Badshah attacking the Sindhi community settled in Thatta in Sindh.
Legend has it that Mirkshah Badshah invaded Thatta in Sindh and tried to convert Hindus of the region to Islam.
The Hindus of the region believed in the scriptures and they remembered the promise made by Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita – He will appear on earth to protect dharma and save his devotees (Yada yada hi dharmasya glanirbhavati bharata. Abhythanamadharmasya tadatmanam srijamyaham. Paritranaya sadhunang vinashay chadushkritam Dharmasangsthapanarthay sambhabami yuge yuge).
They prayed continuously for forty days and on the fortieth day there was a voice in the sky which predicted the birth of a child who will protect the Sindhi community. The voice assured them that God will be born in the womb of Devaki, a pious woman in the community. The chalioh festival of Sindhis is dedicated to this divine event.
The people then went to Mirkshah Badshah and told him that they needed time to think about converting to Islam.
On the first day of Chaitra month, Devaki gave birth to a divine child. On the day, there was torrential rain. Immediately upon the birth of the child, the mother saw in his mouth the Sindhu River flowing and an old man riding on a Pala fish upstream in a northerly direction. The birth of the divine child is celebrated annually on Chaitra Shukla Paksha Pratipada tithi as Cheti Chand.
The child was named Uday Chand and was lovingly called 'Uderolal' and 'Amarlal'. When the child was placed in the cradle for the naming ceremony, the cradle started swinging on its own. Hence, they renamed him 'Jhulelal' swinging child. He was also known as Jhulan from then onwards.
Mirkshah came to know about the birth of the child and he directed his minister to visit the child. The evil minister carried a rose flower dipped in poison with the intention to kill the child. As soon as the minister presented the flower to the child, the child kicked it away. The minister saw an old man in place of the child and then a young man. He bowed before the child and begged for mercy. He soon became a disciple of Jhulelal.
Mirkshah was informed by the minister about the divine child. The ruler developed fear and started dreaming about the child strangling him and at times he saw the dream in which he was chased by an old man with a sword.
From a young age, Jhulelal was serving people without any fear or favour. He served people without anticipating any return.
Mirkshah was forced by his courtiers and religious teachers to confront the Sindhis and force them to convert to Islam. The ruler finally decided to meet the divine child.
Just before the meeting the true followers of Jhulelal had many divine visions like an old man with a white beard, in saintly clothes, riding on Pala fish and moving against the tide. Some had the vision of Uderolal riding on a horse, a flag in one hand and a sword in the other, with endless troops of warriors following Uderolal.
At the court Jhulelal convinced Mirkshah Badshah that there is only one God and all religions lead to the same God. But the courtiers, religious fanatics and religious scholars prevailed upon the ruler and forced him to arrest Jhulelal.
As the officials of his court moved to arrest Jhulelal, the entire court was flooded. Simultaneously fire broke out in the palace. The whole palace was burning and no one could come inside or escape. Jhulelal spoke again, "Mirkshah, your God and mine are not two different ones but One. Had the Almighty so desired, He could have ordained Hindus to be born Muslims. But no, God wanted Unity in diversity. The entire world is but His manifestation".
'He whom you call Allah and my people call Krishna, are but one and the same!'…
Mirkshah realized his folly and asked Jhulelal to rescue him and the people in the palace. Jhulelal smiled and the he fire was blown out and the waters too receded. Jhulelal pronounced, "Worship of God is to be done in its blended form of Jyoti (flame) and Jal (water). Let every human being worship the Almighty with whatever name he desires. Let there be bonds of brotherhood." Mirkshah gave up his idea of converting people to islam and started treating everyone equally.
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Jhulelal is said to have been swallowed up by the earth after this and the awed tyrant Mirkshah Badshah, reformed . The Hindus of Thatta built a temple at the spot where Jhulelal was swallowed up by the earth and the Muslims built a dargah next to it, as a mark of respect.
Sindh, the cradle of some of the biggest urban centres of the Harappan period, was one of the first areas to be ruled by Islamic rulers in the 8th century CE. It was also the gateway for many Sufi minstrels who made their way into India, even settling there. It is perhaps a factor of this, that the land continued to be a secular haven, where Hindus and Muslims co-existed peacefully till India's partition with Pakistan in 1947, drove a wedge.
Photograph of the Shrine of Zinda Pir at Sukkur in the Shikarpur District of Sindh in Pakistan, circa 1896-9, cc British Library
Over the centuries, the Sufi and Hindu mystics of Sindh leaned on each other creating a unique amalgam of beliefs and in many senses Jhulelal, reflects this coming together. The God of the Indus worshiped as Jhulelal and Uderolal by the Hindus, is also revered as Zinda Pir, by the local Muslims.
Over the centuries, the Sufi and Hindu mystics of Sindh leaned on each other creating a unique amalgam of beliefs and in many senses Jhulelal, reflects this coming together.
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L.A. Dance Project
Joyce Theater, 175 8th Ave/ 2PM, +8PM, $56-$81
"Benjamin Millepied, who turns forty this week, was an early star at the School of American Ballet and the New York City Ballet. He choreographed and danced in the notorious Black Swan, then married his screen colleague Natalie Portman. He founded this distinguished repertory troupe in Los Angeles in 2012, went off to a thorny three-year stint as director of the Paris Opera Ballet, and is now back in California, from whence he brings two programs of promising work. The first, opening Tuesday, June 13, includes Ohad Naharin's Yag and two of Millepied's own dances, the 2014 Hearts & Arrows and the world premiere of In Silence We Speak. The second bill, playing in repertory starting Wednesday, June 14, reprises Silence and features Justin Peck's Murder Ballades, a MinEvent by Merce Cunningham, and Millepied's Orpheus Highway." (Elizabeth Zimmer, VillageVoice)
Maria Grand
at the Jazz Gallery / 7:30 and 9:30PM, $22
"On "TetraWind," an EP released this year, Ms. Grand, 25, unfurls a teetering logic. She conjoins the spiky rhythms of Rashaan Carter's bass with tilting sheets of harmony, built by her tenor saxophone, David Bryant's keyboard and Roman Filiu's alto saxophone. As an improviser, the Swiss-Argentine Ms. Grand is both measured and frank, often venturing into gentle provocation. She appears here with an eight-piece ensemble featuring Mr. Carter, Mr. Bryant and Mr. Filiu, as well as the percussionist Mauricio Herrera, the drummer Jeremy Dutton, the dancer Lucía Rodríguez and the rapper Amani Fela. On Saturday she will be joined by Rajna Swaminathan on the mridangam, a double-headed drum." (NYT-GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO)
GEORGE COLEMAN QUARTET
at Smoke Jazz Club, / 7PM and 9PM, $45
"A leading elder statesman in jazz, Mr. Coleman is known for his subtly adventurous solos, full of extended arpeggios; his keen but coolheaded tone; and a brief affiliation with the Miles Davis Quintet in the 1960s that jump-started his career. He didn't record as a leader until the mid-1970s, but has released a steady stream of satisfying work ever since. Last year's "A Master Speaks" was recorded at Smoke, and Mr. Coleman — a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master — returns to the club this weekend for a three-night run. He's joined by the pianist Jeb Patton, the bassist John Webber and the drummer Joe Farnsworth." (NYT-GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO)
Tierney Sutton (LAST DAY)
Jazz Standard, 116 E. 27th St./ 7:30PM, $35
"Three years after she trained her sights on Joni Mitchell, with her 2013 musical mash note "After Blue," the inclusive jazz vocalist Sutton put a personal spin on the work of Gordon Sumner with "The Sting Variations." "Roxanne" didn't make the cut, but such soundtrack-of-a-generation material as "Message in a Bottle" and "Fields of Gold" is given new life." (NewYorker)
Smart Stuff / Other NYC Events
(Lectures, Discussions, Book Talks, Literary Readings, Classes, Food & Drink, Other)
Elsewhere but this one definitely looks worth the detour:
A Beginner's Guide to All Things Whiskey
Q.E.D., 27-16 23rd Ave., btw. 27th & 28th Sts., Astoria, Queens / 5-7PM, $40
"What's the difference between Bourbon, Rye and Scotch? What is Moonshine, and where does it come from? What flavors should I expect in each style of whiskey? These answers and many more will be covered in this simple and comprehensive class exploring all things whiskey. It will discuss the history of the delicious brown booze and the proper ways in which to store, drink and enjoy it. Eliminating the confusion and frustration of what whiskeys to drink, will turn you into a happier and more savvy whiskey drinker.
Every student will get to taste four different types of whiskey!"
Chelsea "Best Exhibits" Gallery Tour
New York Gallery Tours, 1PM, +3:45PM, $25
"Highlights of this STUPENDOUS tour, featuring exhibits that appeared on our May and June "Best Exhibits" tours: (1) the most dazzling computer-driven light art show we've ever encountered, (2) astonishing photo-realistic paintings selling in the hundreds of thousands of dollars each, and (3) Oscar-winning actress Cate Blanchett starring in a 12-minute wild-and-crazy video art piece about a powerful woman, among 7 extraordinary shows."
The tour will take place no matter what the weather – rain, snow or shine (the art is all indoors). Meet at 526 W. 26th St. between 10th & 11th Ave. Nearest subways: C- or E-Train to 23rd St. Admission is $25.
and don't forget this continuing event, an eclectic extravaganza that is an annual highlight in Lower Manhattan – the very lowest WestSide of Manhattan:
River To River Festival (June 14–25)
The 16th annual River To River Festival will have over 100+ performances — with 12 days of dance, music, theater and the visual arts activities. The festival will take place across 31 unique sites across Lower Manhattan and Governors Island.
TONIGHT: Catacomb by Beth Gill (June 17-19)
Federal Hall / 8PM
"Inspired by the imagination and subconscious, Catacomb is a dance by five performers inhabiting a dreamlike, sensory-rich world that draws the audience into an immersive act of witnessing. Gill creates an intimate, surrealist space building on the formalism of her past several works (Electric Midwife, New Work for the Desert), while forging new psychologically-informed terrain through explorations of role, gathering and layering of meaning and being, and ultimately, disappearance."
Bonus NYC events– Jazz Venues:
Many consider NYCity the Jazz capital of the world. Here are my favorite Jazz clubs, all on Manhattan's WestSide. Check out who is playing tonight:
Greenwich Village:
(5 are underground, classic jazz joints. all 6 are within walking distance of each other):
Village Vanguard – UG, 178 7th Ave. South, villagevanguard.com, 212-255-4037
Blue Note – 131 W3rd St. nr 6th ave. bluenotejazz.com, 212-475-8592
55 Bar – basement @55 Christopher St. nr 7th ave.S. 55bar.com, 212-929-9883
Mezzrow – basement @ 163 W10th St. nr 7th Ave. mezzrow.com,646-476-4346
Smalls – basement @ 183 W10th St. smallslive.com, 646-476-4346
Cornelia Street Cafe – UG, 29 Cornelia St. corneliastreetcafe.com, 212-989-9319
Outside Greenwich Village:
Dizzy's Club – Broadway @ 60th St. — jazz.org/dizzys / 212-258-9595
Birdland – 315 W44th St.(btw 8/9ave) — birdlandjazz.com / 212-581-3080
Smoke Jazz Club – 2751 Broadway nr.106th St. — smokejazz.com / 212-864-6662
Special Mention:
Caffe Vivaldi – 32 Jones St. nr Bleecker St. — caffevivaldi.com / 212-691-7538
a classic, old jazz club in the Village, Caffe V often surprises with a wonderfully eclectic lineup. It's my favorite spot for an evening of listening enjoyment and discovery.
♦ Before making final plans, we suggest you call the venue to confirm ticket availability, dates and times, as schedules are subject to change.
♦ NYCity, with a population of 8.5 million, had a record 60 million visitors last year and was TripAdvisor's Traveler's Choice Top U.S. Destination for 2017. Quality shows draw crowds.
Try to reserve seats for these top NYC events in advance, even if just on day of performance.
NYCity Vacation Travel Guide Video (Expedia):
Chelsea Art Gallery District*
Chelsea is the heart of the NYCity contemporary art scene. Home to more than 300 art galleries, the Rubin Museum, the Joyce Theater and The Kitchen performance spaces, there is no place like it anywhere in the world. Come here to browse free exhibitions by world-renowned artists and those unknowns waiting to be discovered in an art district that is concentrated between West 18th and West 27th Streets, and 10th and 11th Avenues. Afterwards stop in the Chelsea Market, stroll on the High Line, or rest up at one of the many cafes and bars and discuss the fine art.
Here is one exhibition the New Yorker really likes:
Alex Katz (thru June 30)
Taylor 16×34, 515 W19th St. Chelsea
"As a student at Cooper Union, in 1946, Katz was struggling in drawing class, so he started sketching people wherever he went. The pocket-size results, exhibited here together for the first time, are an illuminating example of the contest between an aspiring artist's attempt to capture every detail of what he's seeing and the confident ease with which, as a mature painter, Katz came to encapsulate faces and gestures. In one drawing, a pair of women and a pair of men sit kibbitzing on benches in Union Square; Katz captures all four physiognomies and expressions—from a querulous, sharp-nosed woman to a sympathetic, shovel-chinned man—with vigilant specificity." (NewYorker)
For a listing of 25 essential galleries in the Chelsea Art Gallery District, organized by street, which enables you to create your own Chelsea Art Gallery crawl, see the Chelsea Gallery Guide (nycgo.com) Or check out TONY magazine's list of the "Best Chelsea Galleries" and click through to see what's on view.
*Now plan your own gallery crawl, but better to plan your visits for Tuesday through Saturday; most galleries are closed Sunday and Monday.
TIP: After your gallery tour, stop in Ovest at 513W27th St. for Aperitivo Italiano (Happy Hour on steroids). Discuss all the great art you have viewed over a drink and a very tasty selection of FREE appetizers (M-F, 5-8pm). OR try the NYT recommendation: "When you're done, adjourn to the newly renovated Bottino , the Chelsea art world's unofficial canteen on 10th Avenue (btw 24/25 St.) "
For other selected Museum and Gallery Special Exhibitions see recent posts in right sidebar dated 06/15 and 06/13.
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4. Beat in vanilla; then add eggs and egg yolk one at a time, beating well after each addition.
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Course of Entrenching at Epping
These fascinating photographs were kindly sent by John Duffell and show men of the 2/6th Battalion during their time on an entrenching course at Epping from 8th to 24th February.
Post Card from 2897 Pte Vernon Brelsford recording his time spent in Epping
Cassiobury Camp summer of 1915
A group of 2/6th Battalion men at Cassiobury Camp in the summer of 1915 (Photograph by Beckley in Watford). The man on the left is a Bugler and they are all armed with Japanese 6.5mm Type 38 Arisaka rifles.
Another group of 2/6th Battalion men at Cassiobury Camp in the summer of 1915. The man on the left is a Bugler and they are all armed with Japanese 6.5mm Type 38 Arisaka rifles.
In late 1914/early 1915, Britain acquired 150,000 Japanese rifles, consisting of Type 30 rifles and Type 38 rifles and carbines
On 25th February 1915 the 2/6th Battalion received '963 Japanese Rifles and 67 boxes of 1440 rounds of Japanese ammunition'. In early March Letter "B" Company was designated the 'Imperial Service Company' and placed under the Command of Capt. Evelyn Brown Johnson. At this time a special '1/6th Bn. Reinforcement Company' was also established and the 1st Reinforcement was dispatched to the 1/6th Battalion in June 1915.
Evelyn Brown Johnson
The 2/6th Battalion was stationed at Watford from August 1915 until April 1916. During the summer they moved out of billets and pitched Camp in Cassiobury Park.
A group of 2/6th Battalion NCOs in Camp near Watford. The men are wearing Imperial Service Badges and a mixture of 'Regular' and 'Territorial Force' Notts & Derby Shoulder badges (photograph by J Lawrence of Watford) This Seargent is wearing the badge of Instructor of Gymnastics or Serjeant PTI (above) and the man in the middle of the back row is a Corporal Drummer with a drummer also present (below)
Some of the same N.C.O.s with 3 Officers, a Warrant Officer and Colour-Sergeant Training at Luton (photograph courtesy of Graham Conway) Machine Gun section at Watford in 1916
Men of the 2/8th Battalion (taken by Kay Photo near Luton) The '3-Tier' shoulder Badge, Cap Badge and Imperial Service Badge all suggest that this is a man from the 1/8th or 2/8th Battalions
The 2/8th Battalion moved to Luton-Dunstable in January 1915 and moved into canvas camp at Cassiobury Park in June. They went back into billets in October 1915 and then to Ireland in April 1916.
I believe that this shows men of the 2/5th or 2/6th Battalion in late 1915.
1/ Mixed shoulder badges
2/ Leather equipment
3) Long Lee and Type 38 rifles
A sweetheart card sent to 3106 Pte. Cyril Flint of the 2/5th Battalion Sherwood Foresters in August 1915 from Miss Esther Mary Duroe.
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Here are some interesting spots to have your breakfast. Love the full size chalkboard wall (yeap, you can write anything on it- inspiration strikes even during eating time!) and the baby pink eames in the first photo and the amazing blue shade on the walls in the second one (with the ivy plant on the retro cabinet, the yellow pendant over the table and Andy's boring things to go along!) Oh, and that Huile d'Olive tray in the last one, cute right?
How's your weekend so far? I'm eagerly waiting for a super delicious meal being cooked by my man right as we speak (hence the dining spot post ;) xoxo!
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← Critical Retrospective of Bruce Sterling's "A Short History of the Internet"
Fake News →
The New News
Posted on February 10, 2017 by Jerald Dana Cole
Dear David:
Regarding the old news post (is that a triple oxymoron or subliminal irony?)…
I enjoyed your exegesis on the history of journalism, the emergence of the new journalism, devaluation of the objectivity criterion and the rise of subjectivity in reporting.
First, ringing in my ears were Hitchen's denigrations of the New York Times for presenting mere approximations of the truth (he'd flip through it in 10 minutes or less, then call his foreign correspondence friends to find out what was really going on) and Chomsky's ongoing rebuke of the American media for failing to challenge the establishment with balanced reporting–to the extreme of turning a blind eye to pivotal events–or passing over them in silence.
So, from the argument by authority, right to left, there is some questioning of the objectivity of the mainstream media. Even Rush Limbaugh, attacking from the ultra-right, disparages them as "the drive-by media." (At least there's somebody over there to articulate Palen's intractable views.)
Second, you brought us up to the brink of blogging (the rise of the "me" news) but stopped short of the rise of hyperlocal journalism and citizen reporting.
(A) Regarding effects of these on mainstream media outlets, consider…
The Huffington News was the first instance of a mediated blogging source that in large part led to the demise of approximately 50% of domestic print papers in the last 10 years. (I was tracking that for a while).
For example, clicking through the list of links to state newspapers maintained at http://www.50states.com/news (Links to an external site.) reveals that half are out of business (404 error), roughly 20% of the remainder publish only digital editions, and a good number of the rest have consolidated–in that clicking on two or more brings up a single point of presence (ala, "Serving town 1, 2 and 3, etc").
Another factor leading to the demise of print and mediated news was Craigslist, which sucked the baseline of classified advertising revenue out of the pipeline. I know you don't put the blame squarely on the emergence of digital advertising but, bubula, it played a part.
(B) Regarding social impact…
As a consequence of (A), we have top-down erosion of objectivity as the media hierarchy flattens and consolidates, and a rise of subjectivity as disintermediated citizen journalists are empowered from the bottom-up. It could be argued, in fact, that they are more emboldened to effect social change than the mainstream media. Consider the Arab Spring. A Facebook page and an iPhone led to the relatively peaceful downfall of 5 Middle Eastern regimes in short order. Can that be a bad thing? Nu?
Thus, hyperlocal journalists are filling the mediation gap, while bloggers, twitterers, snapchatters, instagramers, facebookies, etc supply a modicum of source material and fodder for gossip. The big outlets are still around. They sure got the election right.
Remember, to the flyover state plurality, we're the crazy ones. And south of the Mason-Dixon line–well thank you James Madison.
(C) You gave an accurate account of the rise of the new journalism (some trace it further back to the writings of Dubois). Keep in mind, however, that narrative journalism has had its venues–dating back to the 1840s by my reckoning. For example, Fuller for a time redacted much of Thoreau's early journalistic writings, and is credited for both polishing his prose and perhaps the ultimate success of Walden.
Consider also that in an era of free news there is little incentive to pay for it. The disruptive consequences of this are impacting academic publishing as well–the gold standard for objective 3rd person (bordering on voiceless) writing. You may be aware that even the esteemed ivies are caving under the costs of high-priced journal subscriptions. As reported on the front page of the Boston Globe on April 28, 2012:
Harvard may be the world's wealthiest university, but fees for its academic journal subscriptions have gotten so steep–some as much as $40,000 a year–that an advisory council is encouraging faculty to submit their work to "open access" online journals that are available for free.
This was already underway. Due to the inherent delays in refereeing journal publications, their prohibitive costs, paltry audiences, the tenure clock, pressure to publish or perish (and the likelihood of the latter) there's been a trend among academics to vernacularize their writings, express themselves in first person narrative form, post to open journals–coupled with a move to post-publication review.
In other words, many academics are closet journalists.
They may not brand themselves as such. The move from power journal cliques to open publishing is cheaper, faster, more democratic, admits of inaccuracies but is as a consequence subjectable to a sort of popular Popperian falsifiability regimen. This is a problem?
You may also be aware of the phantom publishing industry and its "journal" subsidiaries, which will publish any submission containing academic overtones. Plenty of Tier-2 and Tier-3 promotion, tenure and renewal decisions have been based primarily on false perceptions of the quality of professorial writing but at least they serve to pad curriculum vitae nicely. You may also be aware of SCIgen, which uses an AI to automatically generate articles that have proven credible enough for acceptance by indiscriminate journals or conference proceedings.
See https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/archive/scigen (Links to an external site.)
For the same reasons, I'm no longer impressed with the quality of writing in established conference proceedings. The winning piece in the educational technology category of the AERA last year was a disgrace. But it makes sense. Despite the illusion of influence one gleams from the number of people attending the plenary sessions–especially those keynoted by celebrities–the number of those attending the quantitative and technical presentations rounds to zero.
For a little while, I continued to go as a professional benefit and retreat of sorts. But it became a schlep, there'd be maybe one pearl of wisdom or take away from the vendor displays, and to paraphrase Woody Allen, "the food was terrible and the portions were small."
So, after nearly 40 years in this business, I have shelves full of impressive looking journals and proceedings containing low impact contributions to the zeitgeist.
(D) Regarding the impact of the Internet on reporting, let me begin with an anecdotal account…
I took a journalism proseminar with a host of Neiman Fellows once. Pretty much everyone in there had a Pulitzer, Emmy or multiple Regional Emmys. Except me–the "academic interloper."
So I asked the woman sitting next to me, who turned out to be an editor at the Washington Post, "If Bob Woodward had the Internet, would it have helped the Watergate investigation?" What transpired was like the McLuhan scene in Annie Hall.
She said, "I have his number. Let's ask 'em." She proceeded to dial, the phone rang, he answered, and after a perfunctory introduction, stuck her BlackBerry in my ear. So I asked Bob the question, and he replied that a lot of that reporting entailed shoe-leather journalism, most of it in covert parking garages and the like, so the Internet would not have helped. Moreover, if Nixon had a Facebook page, he probably would have delayed the investigation like a spin doctor–using the outlet for his own brand of yellow journalism.
The upshot of it all is that–with the rise of the Internet, utilization of verification and validation standards, a modicum of decline in the use of objective voice (not always correlating with "subjectivity"), algorithmic fact checking, and a broader application of the falsifiability criterion–the integrity of reportage, despite all the noise, should be upheld.
Moreover, objectivity is inherently mired in subjectivity. Not to worry, for as Thoreau advised that the "I" is to be preserved, for there is no one who knows us as well, and in his own words
I do not propose to write an ode to dejection, but to brag as lustily as chanticleer in the morning, standing on his roost, if only to wake my neighbors up.
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Philippe de Henning (* 28. März 1943 in Paris) ist ein französischer Fotograf, Designer und ehemaliger Autorennfahrer.

Ausbildung und Familie

Philippe de Henning machte in den 1960er-Jahren eine Ausbildung zum Fotografen und Grafiker. Den Beruf übte er auch während seiner Karriere als Rennfahrer aus. Er arbeitete auch als Modedesigner, erarbeitete Kataloge für Möbeldesign und entwickelte Corporate Designs für Pariser Museen.

Er war in den 1970er-Jahren mit dem Model Wallis Franken verheiratet. Das Paar hatte drei Kinder, die beiden Töchter Rhea und Celia, und einen Sohn. Der Sohn starb im dritten Lebensmonat am Plötzlichen Kindstod. Nach der Scheidung war Franken in zweiter Ehe mit dem französischen Modeschöpfer Claude Montana verheiratet. Franken war bereits 1977 als Model bei der skandalträchtigen Modeschau von Montana auf dem Laufsteg. Franken heiratete Montana 1993 und kam am 8. Mai 1996 unter mysteriösen Umständen in Paris ums Leben. Der Sturz aus einem Fenster der gemeinsamen Wohnung wurde später offiziell zum Selbstmord erklärt.

Scientology

In den 1980er-Jahren wurde Philippe de Henning Mitglied von Scientology. Die Verbindung mit dieser Neuen Religiösen Bewegung wurde so eng, dass die Renneinsätze von de Henning größtenteils von den Scientology-Verlagshäusern New Era Publications und Bridge Publications finanziert wurden.

Karriere als Rennfahrer

Die Fahrerkarriere von de Henning begann schon in den 1060er-Jahren. 1964 startete er gemeinsam mit dem damals 28-jährigen Claude Ballot-Léna auf einem Fiat-Abarth 850TC bei der Tour de France für Automobile. Ein mechanischer Defekt stoppte das Engagement der beiden Franzosen. Ende der 1960er-Jahre bestritt er Bergrennen, beteiligte sich erfolglos am 1000-km-Rennen von Paris 1972 und fuhr 1973 eine komplette Saison in der französischen Formel-Renault-Meisterschaft, die er als 21. der Gesamtwertung (Meister René Arnoux vor Patrick Tambay und Alain Couderc) beendete.

Die elfjährige Rennpause war die lange nachwirkende Folge der Ölpreiskrise, durch die er die finanzielle Unterstützung verlor. 1984 kehrte er an die Rennstrecken zurück. Er habe durch das Studium der Schriften von L. Ron Hubbard neue Motivation erhalten. Nach drei Saisons in der Französischen Formel-3-Meisterschaft wechselte er 1987 in den Sportwagensport. Von 1987 bis zum Ablauf der Saison 1991 war er regelmäßiger Starter in der Sportwagen-Weltmeisterschaft. Seine beste Platzierung war der sechste Rang und Klassensieg beim 24-Stunden-Rennen von Le Mans 1987.

Statistik

Le-Mans-Ergebnisse

Einzelergebnisse in der Sportwagen-Weltmeisterschaft

Weblinks

 Philippe de Henning bei der Driver Database
 Philippe de Henning bei Racing Sports Cars

Einzelnachweise

Rennfahrer (Frankreich)
Rennfahrer der 24 Stunden von Le Mans
Sportwagen-WM-Rennfahrer
Person (Scientology)
Franzose
Geboren 1943
Mann


and now…the conclusion of 'Green Willow'.
appearance, they weren't sinister as the stories went.
flesh is too!!", another yelled.
hike to shore!!" the first one said with a laugh.
Oueichi's watching eye, waiting for nightfall.
fast asleep. Green Willow was not asleep, however.
its way to her and chewed through the binding quickly.
a handful of pieces of roots, greenish brown in color.
moment. Tears ran down her face, but she was happy.
to toughen up. Her heartbeat slowed to a near crawl.
her arms stiffen as she held them out at her sides.
midst of a thicket of trees which weren't there before.
so starved and crazed that he succumbed aboard his ship.
the village stopped their lives to pay honor to hers.
became the medicine woman of the village now.
mint leaves she was collection to make poultices.
coming." she replied, holding out the belt buckle.
Proud Hawk took it and viewed it with a somber look.
The sky above began to darken ominously.
a fierce warrior yelled. "It may be best to leave.
Move in towards the mountains." Brown Turtle said.
like this!!" Red Dog said with a derisive laugh.
"If you should perish-", Brown Turtle began.
using the tendons as guitar strings.
leaps and bounds under her grandmother's tutleage.
bear sniffed, lowered its head and left quietly.
are you up to?" "Only preparing herbs for Red Elk.
sat on her pallet and Green Wilow sat next to her.
She touched Green Willow's face and smiled warmly.
long knife. But it was not enough in the end, they..
her, her belly slit open. That..is how we found her.
even as Oueichi flew down and settled on her shoulder.
when everything that dealt with my love of comics changed.
that would get stronger and stronger as the years passed.
storytelling, and helped me create my own voice as a writer.
in front of comic book racks. but i'm grateful i did.
and now, the story..'green willow'.
grew and covered these woods around her and the village.
from doing. The chief, Proud Hawk, held up his hand.
stepped into the inner ring a few feet from the fire.
'Begin the ritual!!!', he bellowed.
she said in a sonorous voice.
buckskin dress, stretching them out in front of her.
wrists and drew the knife swiftly across her palms.
of her eyes. A helper ran up with two clay bowls.
roar slicing through the tense silence.
"It is done. Let the fire and blood mark this day.
loudly, finally letting a smile play upon her face.
whenever it comes to you.
man you don't count on.


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* [Introduction](README.md)
* [1. Introduction](introduction.md)
* [2. Installation](installation/README.md)
  * [2.1 Docker](installation/docker.md)
  * [2.2 Package](installation/StepByStep.md)
  * [2.3 Configuration](installation/configuration.md)
  * [2.4 Custom Mail Interface](installation/Mail_Interface.md)
* [3. Simple Tutorial](Simple_Tutorial/README.md)
  * [3.1 Create a Project](Simple_Tutorial/Create_Project.md)
  * [3.2 Create a Collection](Simple_Tutorial/Create_Collection.md)
  * [3.3 Create a Request and Send](Simple_Tutorial/Create_Request.md)
  * [3.4 Use Environment Variable](Simple_Tutorial/Use_Env_Var.md)
  * [3.5 Use Parameters](Simple_Tutorial/Use_Param.md)
  * [3.6 Assert base on UI](Simple_Tutorial/Assert_Base_On_UI.md)
* [4. Variable](Variable/README.md)
  * [4.1 Environment Variable](Variable/Env_Var.md)
  * [4.2 Parameter Variable](Variable/Param_Var.md)
  * [4.3 Runtime Variable](Variable/Dynamic_Var.md)
* [5. Script](Script/README.md)
  * [5.1 Global Function](Script/Global_Func.md)
  * [5.2 Common Pre Request Script](Script/Common_Pre_Script.md)
  * [5.3 Pre Request Script](Script/Pre_Script.md)
  * [5.4 Test Script](Script/Test.md)
  * [5.5 Script API](Script/API.md)
  * [5.6 Custom Javascript Lib](Script/custom-javascript-lib.md)
  * [5.7 Custom Data File](Script/custom-data-file.md)
* [6. Run Collection \(Schedule\)](Schedule/README.md)
  * [6.1 Create a Schedule](Schedule/Create_Schedule.md)
  * [6.2 Run](Schedule/Run.md)
* [7. Stress Test](Stress/README.md)
  * [7.1 Create a Stress Test](Stress/Create_Stress.md)
  * [7.2 Stress Node](Stress/Node.md)
  * [7.3 Run](Stress/Run.md)
* [8. Data Sync](other.md)
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* [Change Log](change_log.md)
* [To Do](TODO.md)


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namespace ppapi {
namespace thunk {

namespace {

PP_Bool IsFullscreen(PP_Instance instance) {
  EnterInstanceAPI<PPB_Flash_Fullscreen_API> enter(instance);
  if (enter.failed())
    return PP_FALSE;
  return enter.functions()->IsFullscreen(instance);
}

PP_Bool SetFullscreen(PP_Instance instance, PP_Bool fullscreen) {
  EnterInstanceAPI<PPB_Flash_Fullscreen_API> enter(instance);
  if (enter.failed())
    return PP_FALSE;
  return enter.functions()->SetFullscreen(instance, fullscreen);
}

// TODO(raymes): The codepaths for GetScreenSize in PPB_Fullscreen and
// PPB_Flash_Fullscreen are the same. Consider deprecating the flash version.
PP_Bool GetScreenSize(PP_Instance instance, PP_Size* size) {
  EnterInstance enter(instance);
  if (enter.failed())
    return PP_FALSE;
  return enter.functions()->GetScreenSize(instance, size);
}

const PPB_FlashFullscreen_1_0 g_ppb_flash_fullscreen_thunk = {
    &IsFullscreen, &SetFullscreen, &GetScreenSize};

}  // namespace

const PPB_FlashFullscreen_1_0* GetPPB_FlashFullscreen_1_0_Thunk() {
  return &g_ppb_flash_fullscreen_thunk;
}

}  // namespace thunk
}  // namespace ppapi


A nuclear negotiator pointed to the issue of simultaneity of sanctions removal with Iran's implementation of its commitments under any final nuclear deal as a major remaining sticking point in negotiations with the major powers.
"There is a problem of simultaneity which is still being examined and is one of the most important remaining pending issues…. We are studying how to synchronize the two measures. There are some ideas and suggestions."
"We think some solutions trusted by both sides will ultimately be found" so that everything will be in place for the effective implementation of the deal, Abbas Araqchi told IRIB News on Tuesday.
Iran and the P5+1 (five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany) are in talks to work out the details of the final deal on Tehran's nuclear work by an end-June deadline.
The prospective pact would remove sanctions in exchange for Iran accepting temporary constraints on its nuclear program.
Asked about the timing of lifting sanctions, he said on the same day that the deal comes into force, economic and financial nuclear-related sanctions would be removed.
However, "the deal will not come into force the same day it is signed," Araqchi pointed out.
He explained, "This is because (the deal) has to go through some technical and legal stages and the parliaments of all parities to the talks, namely US Congress, European parliaments and the Majlis, might want to review the deal" before it becomes effective.
Araqchi noted that Iran would not start implementing its commitments under the final accord until the other side takes action to lift sanctions.
Asked to comment on the provisions of the pact on Iran's research and development program, he said, "This is an issue already settled in Lausanne and was one of the most important parts of the Lausanne agreement."
"After months of negotiations, the other side agreed that our research and development on advanced centrifuges would continue."
"What has been our key redline since day one is that the work on such centrifuges must not be halted because the future of our nuclear industry depends on research and development on advanced centrifuges," he said, stressing, "So, certainly, the work in this area must continue."
The parties to the negotiations reached a preliminary understanding on April 2 in the Swiss city of Lausanne.
A fresh round of talks started in Vienna on Wednesday as deputy foreign ministers Abbas Araqchi and Majid Takht-Ravanchi sat down with EU Political Director Helga Schmid to resume drafting the text of the final agreement.
Expert-level talks will continue in parallel to the deputy-level meetings.
The deputies are scheduled to remain in Vienna at least until June 30.


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Autore di colonne sonore per il cinema e la televisione, ha ricevuto la candidatura all'Oscar alla migliore colonna sonora nell'ambito dei Premi Oscar 1956.

Filmografia parziale

Il giudice (1934)
La piccola ribelle (1935)
Il piccolo colonnello (1935)
L'uomo che sbancò Montecarlo (1935, non accreditato)
Ragazze innamorate (1936)
La reginetta dei monelli (Dimples), regia di William A. Seiter (1936)
Difendo il mio amore (1936, non accreditato)
 Radiofollie (Sing, Baby, Sing), regia di Sidney Lanfield (1936)
Settimo cielo (1937)
Alle frontiere dell'India (1937)
New York si diverte (1937)
L'incendio di Chicago (1937, non accreditato)
Stella del Nord (1938)
Gateway (1938)
D'Artagnan e i tre moschettieri (1939)
Hollywood Cavalcade (1939)
Le avventure di Sherlock Holmes (1939)
La piccola principessa (1939, non accreditato)
 Il canto del fiume (Swanee River), regia di Sidney Lanfield (1939)
Il prigioniero (1940, direttore musicale)
Il segno di Zorro (1940)
Notti argentine (1940, non accreditato)
La grande missione (1940)
Non siamo più bambini (1940)
Lucky Cisco Kid (1940)
Yesterday's Heroes (1940)
 Tre settimane d'amore (Weekend in Havana), regia di Walter Lang (1941)
Michael Shayne e l'enigma della maschera (Dressed to Kill), regia di Eugene Forde (1941)
Situazione pericolosa (1941)
Riders of the Purple Sage (1941)
The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe (1942)
I cavalieri azzurri (1942)
Ondata d'amore (1942)
Tra le nevi sarò tua (Iceland), regia di H. Bruce Humberstone (1942)
Ragazze che sognano (1942)
Alba fatale (1943)
 Marito a sorpresa (Holy Matrimony), regia di John M. Stahl (1943)
Happy Land (1943)
L'isola delle sirene (1943)
The Eve of St. Mark (1944)
La famiglia Sullivan (1944)
 Nel frattempo, cara (In the Meantime, Darling), regia di Otto Preminger (1944)
Capitano Eddie (1945)
Festa d'amore (1945)
Doll Face, regia di Lewis Seiler - non accreditato (1945)
If I'm Lucky, regia di Lewis Seiler (1946)
Wake Up and Dream (1946)
La vita è nostra (1946)
Sfida infernale (1946)
Tre ragazze in blu (1946)
Non dirmi addio (1946)
Il miracolo della 34ª strada (1947)
Schiavo del passato (1947)
Scudda Hoo! Scudda Hay! (1948)
L'isola del desiderio''' (1948)Quel meraviglioso desiderio (1948)Il sipario di ferro' (1948)I verdi pascoli del Wyoming (1948)Le mura di Gerico (1948)Il figlio della tempesta (1948)Ero uno sposo di guerra (1949)L'indiavolata pistolera (1949)Father Was a Fullback (1949)Laramie (1949)Le due suore (1949)Dodici lo chiamano papà (1950)La figlia dello sceriffo (1950)L'affascinante bugiardo (1951)Divertiamoci stanotte (1951)Il comandante Johnny (1951)Le rane del mare (1951)
 Mariti su misura (The Model and the Marriage Broker), regia di George Cukor (1951)
 Primo peccato (Dreamboat), regia di Claude Binyon (1952) Allegri esploratori (1953)La città dei fuorilegge (1953)
 Tre ragazzi del Texas (Three Young Texans), regia di Henry Levin (1954) Gente di notte (1954)La magnifica preda (1954)Il mondo è delle donne (1954)Il terrore delle Montagne Rocciose (1954)Papà Gambalunga (Daddy Long Legs), regia di Jean Negulesco (1955)Bulli e pupe (1955)Un napoletano nel Far West (1955)Scandalo al collegio (How to Be Very, Very Popular), regia di Nunnally Johnson (1955)Una Cadillac tutta d'oro (1956)Mia moglie è di leva (1956)Baciala per me (1957)La segretaria quasi privata (1957)Missili in giardino (1958)La moglie sconosciuta (1959)Lampi nel sole (1959)In punta di piedi (1960)Pugni, pupe e pepite (1960)Svegliami quando è finito (1960)Stella di fuoco (1960)L'uomo che uccise Liberty Valance (1962)I tre della Croce del Sud'' (1963)

Collegamenti esterni

Compositori di musiche per film


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The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra
Coppélia, Act I : 4. Mazurka
Concerto for Orchestra, Sz. 116: 4. Intermezzo Interrotto. Allegretto
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra & Stanislav Gorkovenko
Symphony No. 9 : III. Rondo-Burleske: Allegro assai. Sehr trotzig
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra & Alexander Titov
Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D Major, Op. 35: III. Finale. Allegro vivacissimo
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra, Stanislav Gorkovenko & Lyudmila Malian
Variations on a Rococo Theme, Op. 33: Var. III. Andante sostenuto
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra, Sergei Roldugin & Stanislav Gorkovenko
Ma vlast, Cycle of 6 Symphonic Poems: Poem II. The Moldau River
Concerto for Oboe and String Orchestra in A minor : II. Larghetto
Symphony No.41 in C Major, Jupiter, K. 551 : IV. Finale - Molto Allegro
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra & Yuri Temirkanov
Symphony No.100 in G major, Military : I. Adagio - Allegro
Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 26 : II. Adagio
Pictures of the Northern Lakes (Waltz), Op. 390
Coppélia, Act III : 30. Danse De Fête
Classical City Guides und Travel: Prague
Má vlast (My Country), Cycle of 6 Symphonic Poems
Mahler: Symphony No. 9
New World Symphony
Classical City Guides und Travel: Venice
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra, Stanislav Gorkovenko & Pavel Popov
Bruch: Violin Concerto No.1 in G minor, Op.26; Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64
Ma vlast (My Country), Cycle of 6 Symphonic Poems
Le Quattro Stagioni (The Four Seasons), Concertos for Violin, Strings and Cembalo, Op.8; Concerto for Oboe and String Orchestra in A Minor
Water Music Music for Royal Fireworks
Piano Concerto No.2; Four Pieces for Piano, Op.119
The Saint Petersburg Radio & TV Symphony Orchestra, Stanislav Gorkovenko & Olga Kopil


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Erie County comptroller proposes refunding businesses issued mask fines
The Erie County Comptroller said businesses should be refunded if they were issued a fine for mask violations.
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Business is cooking at Artone's Pizza and Subs on Seneca Street in South Buffalo.
"Our good food sells itself," owner Joseph Kurnik said.
But, it hasn't come without challenges. According Kurnik, the cost of business has skyrocketed in recent months.
"During the pandemic, I was getting gloves for $28 a case. Now, they're about $100 a case."
In June, the shop was also fined $300 by the Erie County Department of Health for its second mask violation offense. He said a health inspector observed this daughter with a mask on, but below her nose, and issued the violation.
"It's just ridiculous what's going on," Kurnik said.
Artone's is one of more than 50 restaurants in Erie County to be fined for COVID-19 violations according to a report by Erie County Comptroller Stefan Mychajliw.
According to Mychajliw, the report was conducted after a photo surfaced last month of Polonarz huddled together with some fellow golfers not wearing a mask during a golf tournament. Poloncarz justified the photo because it was a group of less than 50 people together for less than 10 minutes.
Mychajliw said businesses with mask violations in Erie County have been wrongly fined on Poloncarz watch, and is calling for them to be refunded.
Reporter Ali Touhey: Is this Mark Poloncarz fault though?
Mychajliw: Oh, I think it is. He has set an established rule that if you're around someone for less than 10 minutes, not wearing a mask, you're perfectly healthy and you're perfectly safe. So, he has one set of standards and then another for the businesses they are fining and shutting down.
A spokesman for Poloncarz is calling the latest report another political attack from the comptroller.
In a statement, the department of health said:
We are proud of the work our public health sanitarians do to educate, monitor and inspect food service facilities in Erie County under challenging and ever-changing circumstances. They play a key role in our public health operations and are a central part of our COVID response.
Our public health sanitarians apply NYS Sanitary Code and other NYS regulations to their inspections, and they do so consistently and fairly. Our department received and investigated nearly 3,000 COVID-related complaints since the declaration of the State of Emergency in March. That is in addition to the other regular inspections and re-inspections that they conduct. Despite being the first objective of this "report," the comptroller failed to even mention these facts.
We have no way to address the "10 minute or less grace period" that the comptroller uses in his report. He appears to be confusing a guideline we use in our contact tracing process with some sort of food service regulation, and trying to make a connection where none exists.
In contact tracing, we use NYSDOH guidelines to define close contacts as individuals who are within 6 feet of a positive COVID case during a time when they were infectious.


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