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Gmina Fosnes () – była gmina norweska leżąca w regionie Trøndelag. Jej siedzibą jest miasto Jøa.

Fosnes było 195. norweską gminą pod względem powierzchni.

1 stycznia 2020 roku gmina połączyła się z gminą Namsos

Demografia
Według danych z roku 2005 gminę zamieszkuje 717 osób. Gęstość zaludnienia wynosi 1,53 os./km². Pod względem zaludnienia Fosnes zajmuje 422. miejsce wśród norweskich gmin.

Edukacja
Według danych z 1 października 2004:
 liczba szkół podstawowych (): 2
 liczba uczniów szkół podst.: 114

Władze gminy
Według danych na rok 2011 administratorem gminy () jest Rønnaug Aaring, natomiast burmistrzem (, d. ) jest Bjørg Tingstad.

Zobacz też
 gminy Norwegii
 okręgi Norwegii

Bibliografia
 dane liczbowe: Statistisk sentralbyrå
 dane adresowe i dotyczące władz: Kommunenøkkelen

Gminy w okręgu Trøndelag

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Treaty changes will ensure sums finally add up
GOVERNMENTS are expected to agree last-minute changes to the Nice Treaty next week, ending bitter divisions over how decisions will be made after the Union enlarges.
Diplomats predict that Finland, Spain, Belgium, the Netherlands and Austria will drop their opposition to a new text hammered out in two long meetings of EU ambassadors.
The version agreed in Nice had to be re-examined because a simple mathematical problem: the percentage of votes in the Council of Ministers required to pass new laws did not match the exact number of votes needed.
Diplomats say the new version favours small and medium-sized countries such as Finland and Belgium, which argue that it should not become substantially harder to take decisions when the Union admits its new members.
Under the compromise, the number of votes required to approve new laws in a Union of 15 countries is reduced from 170 to 169 – 71.4% of all votes compared to 72.6% at present. Once the EU takes in the first of 12 applicants, the percentage will rise to 73.4%, although the precise number of votes will have to be agreed during entry negotiations with candidates.
But when the Union becomes a 27-member club, the number of votes required to block new laws will be set at 91, meaning 73.9% of votes will be needed to approve proposals.
Austria	Belgium	Finland	Spain	The Netherlands

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Devotion To Duty Quotes
Think 100 times before you take a decision, But once that decision is taken, stand by it as one man.
Muhammad Ali Jinnah
Inspirational, Life, Taken
219 Copy quote
Nothing truly valuable arises from ambition or from a mere sense of duty; it stems rather from love and devotion towards men and towards objective things.
Love, Life, Ambition
Albert Einstein (2013). "Albert Einstein, The Human Side: Glimpses from His Archives", p.46, Princeton University Press
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We will accept nothing less than full Victory!
Victory, D Day, World War 2
Order of the Day, delivered 6 June 1944
Devotion to duty is the highest form of worship of God.
Worship, Devotion, Form
Swami Vivekananda (1990). "Awakened India"
I cannot lead you into battle. I do not give you laws or administer justice but I can do something else - I can give my heart and my devotion to these old islands and to all the peoples of our brotherhood of nations.
Leadership, Heart, Islands
Bravery and devotion to duty hath no greater reward than to see the cat get into trouble.
John R. Erickson
Cat, Bravery, Rewards
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Soldiers, when committed to a task, can't compromise. It's unrelenting devotion to the standards of duty and courage, absolute loyalty to others, not letting the task go until it's been done.
Letting Go, Loyalty, Soldier
"Harry Reid Gave An All-Out Defense Of Obama's Decision To Free Bergdahl On The Senate Floor" by Colin Campbell, www.businessinsider.com. June 4, 2014.
With faith, discipline and selfless devotion to duty, there is nothing worthwhile that you cannot achieve.
Worthwhile Things, Discipline, Selfless
Address to the officers and men of the 5th Heavy Ack Ack and 6th Light Ack Ack Regiments in Malir, Karachi, February 21, 1948.
Always there comes an hour when one is weary of one's work and devotion to duty, and all one craves for is a loved face, the warmth and wonder of a loving heart.
Heart, Faces, Wonder
Albert Camus (1960). "Collected fiction"
Keep yourself simple, good, pure, serious, and unassuming; the friend of justice and godliness; kindly, affectionate, and resolute in your devotion to duty.
Simple, Justice, Serious
The people are as severe toward the clergy as toward women; they want to see absolute devotion to duty from both.
Women, People, Want
I was there. I saw your sons and your husbands, your brothers and your sweethearts. I saw how they worked, played, fought, and lived. I saw some of them die. I saw more courage, more good humor in the face of discomfort, more love in an era of hate and more devotion to duty than could exist under tyranny.
Veterans Day, Brother, Husband
Bob Hope (1944). "I never left home"
I have full confidence in your courage and devotion to duty and skill in battle. We will accept nothing less than full Victory! Good luck! And let us beseech the blessing of Almighty God upon this great and noble undertaking.
Good Luck, Ghetto, Sacrifice
Address to the Officers and Men of the Third Armored Division, www.3ad.com. June 02, 1944.
Through the skill and devotion to duty of their armed forces of all branches in the Midway area our citizens can now rejoice that a momentous victory is in the making.
Chester W. Nimitz
Military, Skills, Victory
Commander in Chief, Pacific Command (CINCPAC) Communique No. 3 after the Battle of Midway, June 6, 1942.
You will have to make up for the smallness of your size by your courage and selfless devotion to duty, for it is not life that matters, but the courage, fortitude and determination you bring to it.
Determination, Selfless, Matter
Tony Bennett is still giving concerts, still singing. It's keeping him alive. He's in his late 80s now and he keeps going and going. I maintain, God bless him, it's this devotion to duty and working and being in front his audience.
Frank Sinatra, Jr.
Giving, Singing, Alive
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When a teacher of the future comes to point out to the youth of America how the highest rewards of intellect and devotion can be gained, he may say to them, not by subtlety and intrigue; not by wire pulling and demagoguery; not by the arts of popularity; not by skill and shiftiness in following expediency; but by being firm in devotion to the principles of manhood and the application of morals and the courage of righteousness in the public life of our country; by being a man without guile and without fear, without selfishness, and with devotion to duty, devotion to his country.
Country, Teacher, Courage
Albert Einstein Theoretical Physicist
Mark Twain Author
Benjamin Franklin Founding Father of the United States
Oscar Wilde Writer
Mahatma Gandhi Civil rights leader
Friedrich Nietzsche Philologist
Marilyn Monroe Actress
George Bernard Shaw Playwright
William Shakespeare Poet
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"Today was the culmination of a 7-year, working class fan led movement which showed us all the power of sustained and committed community organising in affecting statute change.
"In the face of outright hostility in parts and ridicule in others, campaigners have continued to shine a light on this unworkable, illiberal legislation too the point where not even the SNP could muster an attempt to defend its effectiveness or use. Perhaps now we can have the sensible and reasoned debate on how to tackle the root causes of sectarianism and anti-Irish racism that still sadly scars Scotland, that we should have had in 2011.


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The Mess at the West Coast Ports
Home » The Mess at the West Coast Ports
For the past seven months, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, which represents 20,000 dockworkers at the ports along the West Coast of the U.S., including Los Angeles, Long Beach, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland, Portland, and Seattle, have been in a tiff over a contract dispute with the Pacific Maritime Association, which represents the shipping lines and terminal operators.
The two sides have been at a standoff for seven months, which, as we all know from the way union spats usually go, means the rest of us are going to get sprayed with the refuse from their dysfunction.
Every port on the West Coast now resembles the parking lot at the Super Bowl. Ships that are laden with cargo are sitting idle in the water as they wait for those ahead of them to be unloaded. What started in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has now become a contagion, spreading to every port on the West Coast, as importers who normally bring their shipments through LA had their shipments rerouted in hopes of getting their orders in a reasonable amount of time.
Today, "reasonable" and the West Coast ports don't match. West Coast Importers who used to receive their orders one week after the ship hit the dock now have to wait three weeks and longer. One customs broker recently told me it's going to get worse before it gets better. There will be a surge of shipments coming in from Asia to beat the Chinese New Year in the next month, further adding to the backup.
This not only affects companies along the Western Seaboard of the U.S., but those inland. Customers in states like Colorado, Arizona, Utah, and other Western region states have their shipments routed through the West Coast, which means they get to endure the experience of having the Union-PMA mess screw up their businesses too.
West Coast Longshoreman are reportedly making $147,000.00 a year, with an additional $50,000.00 in annual benefits, courtesy of their status in the Union. While they have a dangerous job (it wouldn't be your best day if a 40,000 pound 20 foot container fell on you), the average Joe on the streets is going to have a hard time understanding why 20,000 dockworkers with a six figure income and a benefits package worth more than the average American makes are train wrecking the U.S. economy by inflicting hundreds of millions of dollars in damage.
The three to four weeks companies are losing while they wait for their shipments can threaten their livelihood. Those who can't receive their shipments in time are losing large orders, laying off employees, and are even in danger of closing.
The ILWU and the PMA, of course, are blaming each other. The ILWU charges the PMA is not ordering enough labor, while the PMA blames the dockworkers for hitting the brakes on productivity.
Meanwhile, the rest of us take the hit. It would have been nice if, months ago, someone at the federal level stepped in and put serious pressure on both sides to work it out and move on, but the U.S. government is seemingly checked out on this issue. I guess our country looking like a dysfunctional mess to the rest of the world while the dockworkers mess drains billions of dollars from the economy doesn't show up on their radar.
Only in America.


Coastal Maine boasts a hefty dose of nostalgic Americana. The Brunswick Hotel & Tavern has travel ideas to please guests, whether you're planning to stay in Brunswick, where you can see more than 20,000 objects of decorative art, paintings, sculptures, and works on paper at The Bowdoin College Museum of Art, or you're looking for Maine day trip ideas, like a self-guided tour in nearby Topsham to the historical location of an underground tunnel.
If you happen to crave more time spent on the roads less traveled, The Brunswick Hotel & Tavern has Maine road trip ideas in store for you that are not so far away, but have enough offshore islands, Victorian fishing villages, and meandering drives along the narrow peninsulas, to suit anyone's fancy.
The holdings of the Bowdoin College Museum of Art range in scope from the art of antiquity to that of the present day. Its collections of Decorative Arts, Paintings, Sculpture, and Works on Paper are among the most comprehensive of any college museum in the country, and continue to grow through purchase, gift, and bequest.
At Bowdoin College in Brunswick, the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum is a collection of Arctic secrets. (Did you know caribou hair is hollow?) The place was named for two alumni explorers, the more famous of whom, Robert Edwin Peary, became the first man to reach the North Pole, in 1909.
You can follow the Androscoggin Bicycle and Pedestrian Path, which offers riverside views along a paved, marked trail. The Bike Path is a 2.6 mile 14 foot wide paved bicycle/pedestrian path along the Androscoggin River. The path offers scenic overlooks of the Androscoggin River while providing a pedestrian and bicycle connection between in town Brunswick and the Cook's Corner area. The path can also be accessed from Topsham via bicycle/pedestrian lanes over the Merrymeeting Bridge.
The farm is located on Pleasant Hill Rd at the corner of Woodside Road in Brunswick. At Crystal Spring Farm in Brunswick, you can walk along a 2.5-mile path past sheep-filled meadows.
Originally published in 1995 and updated in 1997 by Topsham's Historic District Commission, this walking tour shows visitors some of the most unique architecture in town and introduces them to the homes of some of the region's most notable individuals.
DeLorme's lobby houses the world's largest rotating globe–130 feet around, over 41 feet high. At one-millionth scale, the massive globe has all the world's topographical information, but leaves out political borders. It is Earth as the astronauts see it.
A kitschy 40-acre plot of miniature sand dunes. The site formed in the 1880s when over-farming depleted the soil covering a glacial sand deposit. Along with the striking dunes, the Desert of Maine complex has a train to cart you around, plastic camels for photo-ops, and a nature trail through a pine forest.
The town is one of the nation's most popular outlet shopping villages, with more than 150 stores. And it all started in 1917 when avid outdoorsman Leon Leonwood Bean opened his shop, now a 140,000-square-foot flagship.
A 1763 farmhouse turned B&B, is so secluded that to find it you may have to stop at least once to consult a map. Owned by Roni De Pietro, a retired flight attendant, who can show you around the building and up an outdoor staircase to your room. Rough wooden beams line the ceilings, and there is a lovely view over gardens sloping to a meadow with a pond. Squire Tarbox is as well known for its meals as its rooms. Roni's Swiss husband, Mario, is a veteran of top New York kitchens including The Four Seasons restaurant and prepares delicacies like chicken curry soup, grilled salmon, and potato-crusted haddock with a side of glazed carrots from the inn's organic garden.
You could say that the town of Bath is in the shipbuilding industry; nearly half of the employees at Bath Iron Works are from the greater Bath area. And during the past 117 years, BIW has built more than 400 big boats, from tugs to missile destroyers. Down the road from BIW, the defunct Percy & Small Shipyard has been turned into the Maine Maritime Museum, with an intriguing mix of seafaring lore and shipbuilding secrets. An exhibit on lobstermen listed some common superstitions: They will not paint their boats blue, wear black, turn baskets or barrels upside down, or say the word "pig" while on board.
There's a real land's-end feel to the protruding finger of granite, which is eroded in the most gorgeous way. An 1827 lighthouse at the top of the outcropping is the same one pictured on the back of Maine's state quarters.
You read that right, the Maine State Prison Showroom near Rockland, is stocked with woodwork made by inmates from the state pen up the road in Warren. Prices are low: oak bookcases for $139, intricate ship models from $55 or even a Maine State Prison birdhouse resembling a jail, with little bars on the windows. It might not be for the faint of heart, however, to browse a store staffed by convicts (plus a guard).
Located in downtown Rockland holds the work of 19th-century American painters, including Thomas Eakins and the Wyeth clan. Andrew Wyeth's father, N.C., started the family's habit of summering in Maine in the 1930s in nearby Port Clyde.
From Rockland, you can board the ferry 75-minute ride to Vinalhaven Island. In the center of the island, the Tidewater Motel is built right on top of a fast, narrow, tidal channel. Select guest rooms open onto a small deck over the water. From the window, you can look at the harbor, flecked with dozens of white boats.
Giant old Victorians line the streets, a little river spills over a waterfall into the harbor, and fun shops fill brick buildings along Chestnut, Main, and Elm Streets.


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SEC Investigating HP Over Alleged Russian Bribery
By Robert McMillan
IDG News Service |
Hewlett-Packard is cooperating with a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission probe into allegations that the company bribed Russian officials in order to secure a 2003 computer contract.
On Wednesday, the company said that its Moscow offices had been raided, reportedly as part of a multimillion-dollar bribery investigation, spearheaded by German authorities. Thursday afternoon, HP confirmed that US authorities are now involved.
"HP has been in communication with the SEC and will continue to fully cooperate with the authorities investigating this matter," a company spokeswoman said via e-mail.
The investigation centers around the 2003 €35 million (US$47.8 million) sale of computer systems to the office of Russia's prosecutor general, coincidentally, the same office that investigates corruption cases in the country.
According to reports, German and Russian investigators are looking into charges that HP paid €8 million in bribes to secure the contract.
Even if a U.S. company commits bribery on foreign soil it is still illegal. The SEC can investigate bribery charges and bring civil actions against companies under the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. But HP could be facing criminal charges, too. Those would be prosecuted by the U.S. Department of Justice.
The Wall Street Journal first reported news of the SEC investigation Thursday. According to its report, one current HP executive was arrested by German authorities in connection with the investigation last December. Two former executives were also arrested, but none of the three has been formally charged.
The alleged bribery occurred when former CEO Carly Fiorina was running the company. The HP board forced Fiorina out in 2005 over a series of issues related to the company's performance. Fiorina is currently a Republican candidate for the California U.S. Senate seat that has long been held by Democrat Barbara Boxer.
"This is an investigation of alleged conduct that occurred almost seven years ago, largely by employees no longer with HP. We are cooperating fully with the German and Russian authorities and will continue to conduct our own internal investigation," the HP spokeswoman said via e-mail on Wednesday.
FBI and SEC representatives did not return messages seeking comment for this story. A DOJ spokeswoman declined to comment on the matter.
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Farmville is a small town, but it's full of some beautiful, classic buildings, one of them being the Hotel Weyanoke! Styling a shoot here has been a goal of mine ever since I walked inside last summer, after the building was completely renovated. It is gorgeous!
Jon & Tayloe drove all the way from Lynchburg to do this session with me and they were perfect! They were fun and easy in front of the camera and I loved getting to know them better. Tayloe's white tulle skirt, statement necklace, and heels brought cute and classic together. And that pink fur coat?? PERFECTION. She pulls it off so well! The bouquet from The Flora Co. added a lovely bit of green to this winter day.
Styled shoots are so fun for me during my slow season. I always have lots of ideas in my head for sessions that I'd love to shoot, but I don't often have the time (or take the time) to pull them all together. This one was simple and turned out so beautifully, thanks to my models, a great location, and an excellent florist!
Enjoy my favorites from Jon & Tayloe's session at the Hotel Weyanoke in Farmville!
Thanks Jon & Tayloe for making this session what is was! You guys were great!
Love these photos as much as I do? I'd love if you would leave a comment below! To schedule your own session with me or chat about booking your wedding, email me at jessica@jessicalapp.com! I'd love to get to know you!


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Design Diary no. 75
Cry lightning bolt-shaped tears over David Bowie, hear from Paola Antonelli on why rejection is vital, pre-order Why Fonts Matter+ more
Perrin Drumm
by Craig & Karl
As editorial director at AIGA, I keep tabs on all the design news (so you don't have to) and bring you only the best bits. Behold: my hit list of the most interesting things I've seen, read, and watched this week. Follow along all day every day on Instagram @AIGAdesign and Twitter @AIGAdesign.
This week I…
…shed many a collective lightning bolt-shaped tear over David Bowie, remembering him in a rare moment of kinship with the rest of the world via work by designers and illustrators, his style through the years, portraits by the world's leading photographers, and of course that GIF.
…guess it's about time I copped to my (perhaps?) uncharacteristic love of Disney, especially the visual style established by original Imagineer Frank Armitage, who died this week. In his many, many years with Walt + co., Armitage animated classics like Peter Pan, Sleeping Beauty, The Jungle Book, and Mary Poppins, a.k.a. my entire childhood.
…fully support the flat graphic style in the vastly more grown-up looking Emoji Redesign Project, and def think our keyboards could use a major upgrade, even if Japanese people a(apparently) think emojis are lame (whaaa…?).
…can't wait to get my hands on the new book by Sarah Hyndman, a graphic designer who specializes in the psychology of typefaces. Now she's taking her Type Tasting experiments about how typefaces feel, smell, and taste a step further with Why Fonts Matter, which explores how typography influences the choices we make, something we've covered here with Hyndman before. (Pre-order for January 28.)
…prep for the upcoming Shakespeare season at BAM with Mirko Ilic and Steven Heller's fantastic book, Presenting Shakespeare: 1,100 Posters from Around the World, which scratches that itch only hardcore Bard nerds and design lovers struggle to reach.
…learn about the art of quilling from the USPS, of all places. Everyone's favorite government institution just unveiled its 2016 love stamp by Yulia Brodskaya, a master of the insanely intricate art of weaving strips of paper.
…finally get to visit the AIGA Design Archives in Colorado at the Denver Art Museum. A trip IRL is now very much in order.
…hear from AIGA Medalist Paola Antonelli on how to fail upward: "[Our work] can be weapons to really help people understand how to be better citizens, but only if we will be allowed to do exhibitions that shock, disgust, and sometimes, even fail." Preach.
The Agency Scope Of Work Is Reimagining the Talent Pipeline for Creatives of Color
Eda Levenson and Geneva White do not run a charity. They do not run an after-school program, or a mentorship…
Carbon-tracking Apps are Designed to Foster Responsibility. Is This a Flaw?
Busy lives can leave us with little time to trial and adopt the kinds of major lifestyle changes necessary to…
Designer Rush Jackson on Making Work that Expands and Shapes the Black Cultural Lexicon
For Rush Jackson, the young artist and designer behind graphic design studio Onyx Self-Imaging, design's value lies in its usefulness.…
As editorial director at AIGA, I keep tabs on all the design news (so you don't have to) and bring you…


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Colliers deepens commitment to drive positive global impact with new ESG strategy
Appoints global leader to action strategy and commits to Science-Based Targets and Net Zero by 2030
Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management company (NASDAQ, TSX: CIGI), today released Elevate the Built Environment, its new strategic framework designed to embed environment, social, and governance (ESG) best practices across the organization. To address the material topics identified for the organization through strong stakeholder engagement, the strategy focuses Colliers' efforts in three core areas:
Elevate the Environment: minimize environmental impacts in Colliers' own operations and through client services to elevate the health of our planet.
Elevate Inclusiveness: increase diversity, equity and inclusion within Colliers and across its procurement practices to foster environments that are inclusive and engaged.
Elevate Health & Wellbeing: promote health & wellbeing in Colliers' operations and through client services to help improve lives.
In keeping with the company's value to do what's right for our clients, our people, and our communities, Colliers will establish tactical plans and targets for each core area and audience (clients, communities, and Colliers) over the coming months.
To elevate the environment, Colliers today commits to setting a science-based target through the Science Based Targets initiative's (SBTi) Business Ambition for 1.5°C program as well as achieving Net Zero for its own operations by 2030. In addition, as leaders in commercial real estate, the company will develop and deliver a Net Zero program to help building owners, investors, and occupiers reduce or eliminate their building-related emissions.
"ESG is the blueprint to doing what's right, one of our core values at Colliers and we are proud to deepen our commitments in these critical areas," said Jay Hennick, Global Chairman and CEO of Colliers. "Our enterprising people will continue to deliver exceptional results to Elevate the Built Environment for our clients, our communities and Colliers. Achieving SBTi emissions reductions and Net Zero for our organization by 2030 is an important part of this journey."
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Just in time for Halloween we reeforce the already well known connection between Long Island and being dead.
Now that the New York Islanders have apparently relocated to Brooklyn, which is still physically ON Long Island, but is actually part of New York City, the are traditionally considered "Long Island is Deader that EVER. That said, we're glad the team seems to have escaped the clutches of SUPER GREEDY Nassau County and is staying in the area. This gives them the distinction of being the most famous Dead Long Island Sports Team in the sense theywill have left "Long Island" proper for Brooklyn, where after more than 30 years they will again share a building with their former roommates at the filthy and horrific concrete cavern that is the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the one time New York, the New Jersey, now Brooklyn Nets. I really hope the Islanders get out of their lease so they can win again, and Brooklyn would be perfect. Whatever the case the Barclay Center seems to have ever increasing possibilities.
Okay! Okay! technically it's not an Island, just a Terminal Moraine!
because we have so many interesting dead people!" Long Island's contribution to popular culture runs deep over the course of the 400 years since the Dutch arrived. From the obvious to the obscure, from statesman to musician, Long Island has bred them all. Here's our Top 10 List of Famous Dead Long Islander's NOT named Teddy Roosevelt; in no particular order.
We are of course, ready to revise this list the moment Lindsay Lohan finally gets herself killed drinking or some other inventive way, perhaps related her second job as a jewel thief. Based on her unending history of self destructive activities we can only hope we don't have to add her anytime soon.
Floyd Harbor failed, but the Founding Father and Long Island's only signatory of the Declaration of Independence's life was one of success. Born in Suffolk County, the Socialite began his political career in 1769 as an official for the Town of Brookhaven.
9- Harry Chapin– though technically from Brooklyn, the singer songwriter and philanthropist, most well known for his hit "cats in the Cradle"; will forever be linked to Long Island by way of his tragic death on the Long Island Expressway on his way to perform at a charity function at Eisenhower Park where the Lakeside Theater now bears his name.
8- "Unsinkable" Molly Brown- Titanic survivor and suffragist, you may remember her being played by Academy Award winner Kathy Bates in 1997's Titanic. While Leo may have been better off single or with a bigger piece of wood after the great ship went down in 1912, Molly Brown lived another 22 years and was laid to rest in Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury.
7- Bob Keeshan aka Captain Kangaroo– the Lynbrook native, best known for playing the titular character in the classic children's show "Captain Kangaroo".
Running from 1955 until 1984 on CBS, the show entertained millions of children from coast to coast for generations. He was laid to rest in Saint Joseph's Cemetery in Suffolk.
6- Gary Cooper- as a leading man in dozens of movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood, Cooper was nominated five times for an Academy Award and won twice, he was born in 1901. Son of British immigrants, his father was a Montana State Supreme Court Justice.
Cooper's storied career included the classic "High Noon", which newly inaugurated presidents traditionally watch in the White House to prepare them for the challenges that await them, and the tear jerking true story of Yankee Legend Lou Gehrig, "The Pride of the Yankees". He was buried in 1961 at the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary Roman Catholic Cemetery in Southampton.
5 John Coltrane– John William "trane" Coltrane is still well known to music buffs for his contributions to the Jazz genre, he was laid to rest in Pinelawn Memorial Park, Farmindale in 1967 at the age of just 40. The saxophonist and band leader still commands a loyal legion of fans. john Coltrane is a worthwhile wiki search and considered a highly influential in the world of music. This about being a dead famous Long Islander, so we'll leave it to fans and critics to debate his merits.
4- Jack Dempsey-More than spawning the nickname for a popular breed of fish, he made his living in the Squared Circle. As a practitioner of the Sweet Science of Boxing, he rose to international fame. Born in 1895. He was Heavyweight Champion of the World from 1919 to 1926, facing off against such boxing legends as "Battling" Levinsky, "Gunboat" Smith and "Fireman" Jim Flynn. He bobbed and weaved his way through life starting in 1895 until 1984. He was inducted into the Boxing Hall of Fame in 1990. He was laid to rest in Southampton, which is a town ready for the most celebrity ridden Zombie Invasion of all time.
Floral Park's Robert Maplethorpe's photography was as artistically acclaimed as it was controversial. It prompted a national discussion about where art ends and obscenity begins. Even should it make your skin craw a little, Robert Maplethorpe's work is most definitely art. My home towns most famous but by no means least profane native son!
photographs, including iconic photo's of New York's Creative Royalty such as Andy Warhol and Deborah Harry, his life was as controversial as it was short. Mapplethorpe's 1989"Perfect Moment collection went on tour the last year of his life, 1989. It drew national attention as Congress debated whether or not the art was "Obscene". The controversy helped create the modern legal definition of what isart and what is considered obscene. Aged only 42 when he succumbed to the AIDS virus, his artistic contributions live on.
2 Guy Lombardo- Though his band may have been called the Royal Canadians, Guy Lombardo chose move from his birthplace of London Ontario and live the majority of his life on Long Island (understandable). A fixture on national TV for decades for his famous band's rendition of Auld Lang Syne, he was a New Year's Eve Institution for decades. Still leading a band he touted as making "the sweetest sounds this side of Heaven", he went to sample the music behind the Pearly Gates first hand when he died in 1977 at age 75. He has yet to come back to prove the veracity of his claim.
1- Count Basie- One of the many artistic celebrities on our list, William "Count" Basie was one of the most pivotal musicians of his time. He introduced the world to his unique sound, working with such musical luminaries as Billie Holiday and the glass shattering Ella Fitzgerald. He was laid to rest in Pinelawn Memorial Park in Farmingdale in 1984. He was 79.


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I've tried almost everything there. Facials, massage, sauna. The Organic Facial is to die for and the infrared sauna is just a phenomenal way to detox in 30 minutes.
The receptionists are also very sweet and genuinely warm. There's one young gal who's great at making sure I'm hydrated before and after my treatments.
It's just an intimate setting that makes me feel right at home and oozes old San Francisco charm. It's not an opulent place, but for the size of the space they've made it cozy and aesthetically pleasing for an afternoon of pampering. Low key is the word.
I have to add that I went in last week for a massage and walked out and couldn't remember where I parked. The masseuse was that good. I wish I had asked for the gal's name, but this is my third massage there and everyone has been great thus far. This place cheers me up.
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Hit this spa whenever I'm in San Francisco. Worth every penny. Wish I could bottle the feeling I get when I'm done. Parking is a little tough, but I would walk a mile to go here.
Wish they would open one in Oregon.
My boyfriend had scheduled this couples massage for me for my birthday. We first spent about half an hour in the sauna. I have to say that the sauna is the best thing ever. I like to work out alot and this infrared sauna really loosend up my muscles and got us really ready for the massage. It also takes out all the horrible toxins in our bodies. We opted out of taking the shower and went straight into the massage room. We did a 75 minute deep tissue massage and I really fell into this relaxation state! My boyfriend must have also enjoyed it because I could hear him almost snoring! Between the sauna and the massages this is definately the best place to go. Before we floated out of there we made another appointment in the following month!
Very professional and relazing. Great place to take your wife for browny points and you'll have a good time too.
Make sure to try the infrared sauna and blanket.
I bought a birthday gift online at Spa Boom and gave it to a friedn. First off, Spa Boom was really easy to use and very convenient. My girlfriend and I both went to the spa and got separate massages. The massage was the best ever. I melted away like butter. I also got to use their sauna for the first time and after getting a massage and sitting in their sauna I felt like a brand new woman! If you go there to get a massage you have to buy the extra time in their famous sauna. You'll see what I mean.
My husband and I were from Italy, Naples. We've found this amazing relaxing place that I would absolutely recommend this place to my friends and relatives.......... It was a WOW experienced ........... the staff were so friendly especially the owner of this spa....... it is fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I received a gift certificate and got to use it! What a great massage. I wish I could remember her name but I was still floating after the 75 minute massage.
They have a wonderful body wrap that also helped me fit into my dress when I was feeling slightly bloated. Apparently, it also detoxified my body which was an added benefit to the down-sizing of my dress size. What more can I ask for other than another visit!?!! I think I'll probably get an appointment for my mom for Mother's Day next week.
Please go as soon as you can, but be sure to call for a appointment in advance because they seem to have a busy schedule.
BEST SPA in San Franicsco!
Pros: Very Professional and personable.
I took my friend there the other day and had a FABULOUS massage! I also plan to set up an appointment for that new French Sudatonic Slimming system? It is suppose to help boost metabolism and can burn 4000 calories in 90 minutes! The reviews I heard about this Sudatonic thing seems to be really great! I have a wedding to attend in July and want to look great! So I am going to try this. But most definately go get a massage there!
Pros: It is always difficult to find parking in the district but there is a parking lot half a block away!
Cons: No Cons LOVE the place!!!!
I found the best massage therapists in the Bay Area. Evryone that I tried was great, friiendly, and focused on what I asked for.
I tried a facial at Spa Sole for spa week and was pleasantly surprised. I went back last weekend to see Theresa again and this facial was even better than the spa week facial. I'm not one to write these types of reviews, but the service at Spa Sole was fantastic. Everyone was so nice and accomodating and my skin looks great. I highly recommend Theresa for both her facials and waxing. You should check out this place - it's super cute.
Pros: Great service - know their stuff.
I have been to many spas around the city and participate extensively in Spa week to try out new services and locations but the 302 Facial by Darryl is the best I have had. He looks at your skin and knows exactly what you need. This what we should expect from all facials but I have paid a lot more for a heck of a lot less. I guess it helps that he has been doing this for 27 years! AND he is not pushy with products like all the big spas are. He is amazing.
I have tried many spas in San Francisco, and my facial here was great. Darryl is fantastic and his paprika mask made my skin feel wonderful afterwards.
For one of our wedding gifts, someone gave us a gift certificate for a ninety minute couples massage plus a sauna session. We both like massages but never had one together and had never been to this spa. It was wonderful! The massages were probably the best we had ever had and the people that worked there were so nice and made sure to take care of everything. The sauna was great (and it's private so you don't have to sit and sweat with people you don't know). We totally recommend this place.
I go to spas regularly so I am no novice. I was given a gift certificate a couple months ago and finally made the appointment. One of my best friends loves this place (she goes for the massages)and had been telling me I should try it out- so I opted for the facial with ultrasound. It was fantastic! I literally looked better when I left. I liked that the staff was friendly and knowledgable. This is a relatively new boutique spa and I highly recommend it.
Caroline and her staff were absolutely amazing during my whirlwind trip to San Francisco. She was most accomodating with my schedule and absolutely horrific sense of direction. On top of that, the dermasonic treatment I received was fabulous! I could shop a full size smaller that day! Thank you, Caroline! You and your staff were terrific- I look forward to my next visit out there..
Excellent services with great results and a most accomodating owner!
As a spa-addict, I've always preferred full-service big-name spas for the little extras (lockers, steam room, lounge, etc) and usually shy away from smaller spas because of horrible experiences I've had so far. Spa Sole is different because the owner, Caroline is different. She's absolutely genuine, gives no sales pressure, and is unbelievably accomodating about reschedulings. She'd even help put quarters in the meter for you! I went to Spa Sole for a series of body-sculpting treatments called Dermasonic for my flabby inner thighs. The results are great - the skin is smoother, and even the cellulite is less visible even when I pinch the thighs. Short of plastic surgery, this is the next best thing. In fact, I'm signing up for another series!
Caroline and her team are the best!
It makes me feel totally renewed and detoxed. I've also tried the massages and also love them. I've had Jo do my massages and she's fantastic. The receptionist is so friendly - I always feel right at home.
The only downside is that the last time I visited there was construction and it was hard to relax with all that noise. I felt like there should have been some kind of discount for the distraction. Also, sometimes the receptionist talks kind of loud and it's hard to relax.
I love the Far Infrared Sauna!
I took my b-friend here for a couples massage this past weekend. WOW. We did a sauna session first that was sooo relaxing then after a quick shower moved to the really big couples room. I was told on the phone when I booked that the massage people had lots of experience. They must have because they were GREAT! I think this is best massage I've ever had and my boy friend agrees. It's now Monday and I still feel great from it. This is my new favorite spa!
I have been looking for an esthetician who really knew how to give good facials. One that felt good and actually did something! I finally found it at Spa Sole with Olga and Theresa. Initially I tried the waxing (they use the BEST stuff- a lavender wax that doesn't hurt!) and Olga was great. It's such a cute place so later I went for a facial and it was fanatstic! Truly the best I ever had ( I saw Theresa). I'm a seasoned spa goer and this is a "best kept secret" if I ever saw one.
I initially went to Spa sole because of a gift certificate, and loved it! Their facialists are particularly good with problem skin so I actually felt I had a good facial. I also sat in an infrared sauna that made me feel sooo good. I went back a few days later and did a spray tan and that sealed the deal- the color is great and it makes my skin look even better.
I initially went to Spa sole because of a gift certificate, and loved it! The facialist is particularly good with problem skin so I actually felt I had a good facial. I also sat in an infrared sauna that made me feel sooo good. I went back a few days later and did a spray tan and that sealed the deal- the color is great and it makes my skin look even better.
UPDATE: I still love this place. I still get facials here (my skin is much better now) and have given gift certs (massages) to friends who have all been happy.
I moved to San Francisco recently from New York and have been searching for the right place to spa. I found it here. The spa is so warm and relaxing and smells great.
I first went there to spray tan before a trip back east and it came out great. I asked about facials and they told me they had 2 really experienced people. I have to say it was one of the best facials I've ever had.
Get the 302 Face soap. My skin has never looked better!!
Great Facial & Waxing. Really Nice Place.
I have been to this place five times during mid-afternoon. Everytime I drive over there is a sign on the door that says will be closed for the next thirty minutes. Only once have I ever been by and there wasn't a sign on the door. I recieved a great spray tan but it's not worth going there if you not sure the place will be ever open!!!!
Is this place ever open?
A friend raved about the tanning and massages she got here so I tried it and I am now a regular. The place is a private boutique spa set in the tradtional SF victorian. The massage was great. The therapist was better than most I have tried and was friendly and didn't talk through my massage (thank goodness). It was truly relaxing. Afterwards I sat in something called a far infrared sauna and I left feeling brand new!
I've gone to a ton of facials the past year, and my skin didn't start clearing up until Olivia spent time on my skin. It only took two facials. One mini and one regular, and 'wahla!' my face hasn't been this clear in 3 years. I am so happy. For anyone that has had problem skin, you know that it is the worst thing in the world. Confidence level goes down and you just don't want to be as social! Trust me. This was my miracle cure and I couldn't be more thankful. Thanks to Olivia and all her knowledge and help!
Also, the tanning has been great as well. Best spray tanning I've been to East and West Coasts. So glad that I found this place.
I used to get spray tans from Brown Suger and since they aren't around anymore I tried one here. I'm so glad I did. The color was fantastic and it lasted over a week.
It was a totally different procedure than what I was used to. I was only in the booth for 20 seconds or so, then you rub it in. Be forwarned... when you come out of the booth you look like a bucket of the stuff was poured over your head. then you just rub in and they come in and do your hands and feet.
I would highly recommend this spray tan!!
Very clean place with very friendly staff.Never used the spray tan before and the girl explaned all very well to me. Got a fantastic tan that lasted about 4 days not the 14 they said it would!! And yes, i exfolited and moisturised but still didnt last.Saying that, I would go back because the tan was beautfuil for amount of time it did last.
I got a gift certificate for this place and ended up getting a great facial and bikini and brow wax. The esthetician, Dorina, was super thorough and gentle too. My skin looks better than ever..Also the wax is better than most places(doesn't hurt as bad).I got some product for in grown hairs that really seems to work.
I got a great massage here and loved the far infrared sauna. I absolutely recommend this place.
A friend of mine told me about Spa sole's body contouring and cellulite program so I gave it a try. I really liked the spa and the treatment was so relaxing. I actually could tell a difference in that first session so the next time I was in I bought a series. I am so happy with the results. My clothes feel a little looser and my skin feels firmer. They gave me some exercise and nutritional suggestions that really helped also. I totally recommend the place as they are so friendly and really take care of you.
I came here to get a facial and spray tan (they were running a special) and both were great. The spa has such a great feel, I love that it's in a victorian instead of the typical commercial feeling spa. The people and the place are warm and friendly. I got compliments on the tan for at least a week. I will be back for another facial and tan.
I went here based on the splendora review and the recommendation of a friend and I was pleasantly surprised. I spray tanned once before somewhere else with so-so results and this one was SO much better.
It looked really natural, lasted about 10 days and the people and place couldn't be nicer.
If you want a spray tan, go to this place!
When I first came into the spa, I was a little uncomfortable because it is almost as if it used to be an apartment and then it was turned into a spa. The staff was really friendly and forthcoming with information. This was my first time ever doing any kind of sunless or spray tanning. They explained to me that their formula wasn't like others. They said that most spray tan's last about a week, but that their's lasted about two weeks. I thought, "Great". Little did I know that 3 days later, it would all be gone! For those of you who are thinking that it didn't last because I didn't exfoliate, I did! So I don't know what the deal is with it. Overall it was okay, they gave me a voucher for another tan, but why would I want another tan that will only last three days?!?
This is the BEST spray tanning anywhere. It's really fast while your in the machine and the final color is fabulous. Both times I was in the people were so nice and helpful and really made sure my tan came out great. The color is really natural.
I'll be back for sure!
The atmosphere and staff is so personable I feel so welcomed and appreciated every time I go! Everything was explained to me and there was no pressure to sign up for anything I wasn't sure about. I always look forward to my far infrared sauna sessions every week and I can never wait for the next one. I can't wait to try their mist tanning!
A Fabulous Experience Every Time!
I'm an avid spray tanner and I've found this spas spray tanning booth to be the best. The whole process is quick (about 5 seconds) so you don't breath in any of that solution.
The tan lasts longer than other and I get compliments on how good I look.
I spoke with Caroline and decided to try the cellulite treatment. I ended up doing 10 sessions and the results were great. With the treatment I did 45 minutes in the infrared sauna - so relaxing.
Great service and the sauna was super!
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Raspberries Finished?
By conan1982,
July 23, 2012 in Go All The Way
Tim From Wisconsin said:
..and Waukesha. And the R&R HOF (I was able to see the whole soundcheck which was cool).
In the meantime people can always check out a Wally Bryson & Friends show, Jim Bonfanti playing with the Jeff Soukup Band & Boxer, and maybe there will be an Eric solo show sometime - All of our fingers are crossed!
...and Atlantic City
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Tim From Wisconsin 4 posts
FYI, I was contacted by the conductor of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, a couple of months ago, and we've been discussing the possibility of an "All Rachmaninoff" concert. The initial idea wa
I have to find out whether I would bring some musicians of my own to the party.
I had Tim Smith send J.R. a copy of "The Essential" last week, because I think there are other songs that might be able to be part of that performance, based on classical pieces. I received an email y
I just never say "Never."
Driving Around
I had the good fortune of renting the owner's suite for the opening at House of Blues, Cleveland for the reunion show. Very memorable. Those joining me all had history with Eric, unlike myself who just was a fan of the band since teenage years (and worked in the industry a bit in my youth). I don't get on the web site(s) often - but wondering - since Eric said he would tour again, play Raspberry catalog and his solo items with people who were "happy" to be there - my question is WHEN? If we can't get the original band together, I'd be happy to hear Eric tour with a band he puts together. I assume he checks the forum...I have the means to promote a tour date on the east coast (have brought in others that I loved from my youth -just recently Dirk Hamilton)....So if plans are ever in place would love to get an email from someone to let me know...since I have not been on the site since that thanksgiving weekend concert!
Hi Jon! We ALL would love to know when Eric plans to perform again. What a great offer! I hope we hear something from him soon.
--Dar
FYI,
I was contacted by the conductor of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, a couple of months ago, and we've been discussing the possibility of an "All Rachmaninoff" concert. The initial idea was that the orchestra would play Rach's Symphony No. 2, and then I would come on stage and we'd play a new arrangement of "Never Gonna Fall In Love Again" together. After the intermission, I would perform "All By Myself" with the orchestra, and then they would play Rach's Second Piano Concerto. This sounds like fun to me, as it's something I haven't done before, and it would be wildly inspiring to create new arrangements, that are better than the originals. J.R. Cassidy, their conductor is a very cool and interesting guy. We spoke last weekend, and it's down to picking one of three dates which will have to be done very soon.
I'll keep you posted.
I had Tim Smith send J.R. a copy of "The Essential" last week, because I think there are other songs that might be able to be part of that performance, based on classical pieces. I received an email yesterday from J.R., and he's ready to go. It's just finding the right date.
I'm thinking April, 2015 looks the best.
AnneNR
• n/a
That sounds like an absolutely great mix!!! Orchestra AND back up musicians and vocal harmonies --- why the heck not?? If anyone could pull off a mix like that it has just got to be you with all your musical upbringing and innate Yahweh-given gifts!!
You can handle the complexities and simplicities and meld the concepts and theories smoothly together, like when you were conceiving the components to put a song together to include flavors from The Who, The Beatles and The Beach Boys. You don't just have mental visual concept ability, but just like some famous conductors I have learned of, you also have the mental "hearing" of what your invented concept should sound like and how to go about achieving it.
Such a creative and challenging undertaking! I would hope someone could do a behind-the-scenes documentary of it and a DVD documenting of the actual concert event to stand alone from the documentary. THAT would really be something to look forward to!!!
An excited AnneNR
I personally think when it comes to you and your music, the sky is the limit and.....I also think very highly of you for considering this grand opportunity, if workable...because wanting to perform your music with a symphony orchestra it would no doubt sound like pure heaven....Not to also mention for you, this would also be something you mentioned you have not done before. That would also be the same for me. In saying that, if this door opens for you, would this also be open to the general public too because this interests me very much so and....I SURE would love to attend this once in a life time experience too?
~~~Nancy.~~~
Very exciting news! I see this as a renaissance of sorts...first, songwriting becomes appealing again after penning Brand New Year...next, new arrangements of old favorites for...a future performance...
Writing, arranging, performing- the universe is lining up all things Carmen! Looking forward to seeing where this all leads
Great news, Eric!
• Syracuse, NY
That must be quite challenging to prepare for, when you think about the kind of opportunity being discussed.
MikeD
• NE Ohio
Great to hear this! So many Eric songs that could be done with the orchestra. e.g.- Starting Over, Let's Pretend, Last Night, Boats, Love is All That Matters.....
• New Orleans
What a thrilling experience this mix of your abilities and love of classical music will be. Super exciting news!! (-:
Brian Michael Page
• Earth
Marathon Man - with an orchestra - yeah, baby!
On 8/5/2014 at 11:42 PM, Eric Carmen said:
8 months to save for what could be the event of 2015 - I think I can handle that! Maybe our friend Darlene knows someone in the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra that can block off some tickets for us? Oh, and wouldn't it be cool if she could sit in with the Orchestra?!
This project would also make a great album. Maybe Eric could include a favorite cover tune like "God Only Knows" or "Walk Away Renee".
stacymom2
I hope I'm in Louisville at that time since I go there often for business.
On 8/6/2014 at 11:13 PM, Tim From Wisconsin said:
I'll make sure EC.com Members get a special opportunity to buy tickets!
Wow, that's really nice. It is far away!
Brian's GOKs is in my top 5 songs ever so it would be brilliant performed as a classical tune. I know Dar is working hard these days, so she could easily be ready to play in the EC Orchestra.
Bernie you are wonderful! If you provide a special avenue for E's top friends and fans here to buy tickets, I hope the link etc. won't be shared outside of this website until it's time for general public sales.
On 8/7/2014 at 5:44 AM, Raspbernie said:
Thanks Bernie!
I've already saved money since it looks like I won't even have to fly to get there - It's only a 6 hour drive or so for me! That is, if the event will be in Newport, Kentucky. It's just outside of Cincinnati, OH.
sawalker45
• Dallas, TX
Oh my...I was just looking for some type of vaca opportunity next April. Looks like I found it. How very exciting!! Will this be in Kentucky? Thanks, Bernie for taking care of a ticket opportunity for EC.com members!
The weeks fly by...
Any updates on this potential April event?
We are planning our holidays for next April, so if a concert is happening it would be great to have a date as soon as possible so we can book our International Flights, and make plans for internal travel/accommodation also


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Katharine "Kat" Wildish (born 21 September 1959) is a ballerina from Tampa, Florida, U.S. She danced with the New York City Ballet (1981–1983), American Ballet Theatre (1985–1987), and performed as a guest artist for a number of companies worldwide before retiring from stage work in 2007.

Wildish is a Master Teacher of Ballet, certified from primary through Level 7 (the highest) of the ABT National Training Curriculum, and a proponent of dance education and performance for adults.

Wildish has also functioned as a director, producer, and choreographer.

Early life and education
Katharine "Kat" Wildish was born in Tampa, Florida, U.S. At the age of 15, she toured the southern United States as a member of Ballet Gala. On a two-year full scholarship from the Ford Foundation, she was trained at the School of American Ballet.
Wildish studied Vaganova, Cecchetti, Balanchine, and many other styles. "She was schooled in all of ballet's great pedagogical traditions: Vaganova technique at Milan's La Scala under the direction of Rudolf Nureyev, and studies with her personal coach, former Kirov ballerina Kaleria Fedicheva; Cechetti tutelage from her mentor and friend Dick Andros; and Balanchine style from her time at SAB."

Career

New York City Ballet
Wildish danced with the New York City Ballet from 1981 to 1983, where she performed a variety of Balanchine pieces. She was hand-picked to perform in Adagio Lamentoso, one of his last works.

American Ballet Theatre
Wildish danced with American Ballet Theatre (ABT) from 1985 to 1987. Under artistic direction of Mikhail Baryshnikov, she performed in traditional works. Sir Kenneth MacMillan, in his version of Sleeping Beauty for ABT, created the role of the "knitting lady" for Wildish.

Guest appearances
Wildish performed as a guest artist with a number of prominent companies, including The Metropolitan Opera Ballet, Zurich Ballet, Eglevsky Ballet, Bernhard Ballet, Connecticut Ballet, Louisville Ballet, The American Dance Machine, Dances Patrelle, Fokine Ballet (as the Sugar Plum Fairy), and the Eglevsky Ballet.

Critical review
Wildish was described by The New York Times as "a strong dancer with an adorably comic, wide-eyed presence," "a delightful young colt of a dancer," and "vivacious."

Teacher and advisor

Wildish is a Certified Teacher of Primary through Level 7 (the highest) of the American Ballet Theatre National Training Curriculum. She participated in ABT's project of establishing uniform country-wide standards of instruction. She has trained and mentored other teachers, notably for the Dance Educators of America, and as a member of the U.S. Faculty of Education of the United Kingdom's Royal Academy of Dance.

An outspoken advocate for non-professional adult dance education and performance, Wildish states, "Once you get out of school, you know, adults just have class. What else do they have... unless the teacher organizes an opportunity?" In the span of a 40+ year career, Wildish has served as a faculty member of the Broadway Dance Center, Alvin Ailey Extension, and Peridance. She continues to teach in the New York City metropolitan area.

Director, producer, choreographer

Performing in New York Showcase
Following her retirement in 2007, Wildish founded a dance variety show called the "Performing in New York Showcase," for which she functions as Producer and Artistic Director. This event is intended to give adult students an opportunity to perform, and a variety of dance companies are invited to participate. As part of this effort, Wildish also choreographs and stages an act danced by students from her classes.

New York City Festival of Dance Schools
Wildish produced the first annual NYC Festival of Dance Schools in 2011. This event showcases the top talent from prominent studios from New York City and surrounding areas.

New York City Dance Parade
Wildish served as the Grand Marshall of the New York City Dance parade in 2011.

Other work
"Awake" (1986) by Jonathan James was choreographed in collaboration with Wildish.

Private life
Wildish is married to Arthur Coopchick, and resides in New York City.

References

External links
 Kat Wildish Web site
 Kat Wildish Performing in New York Home Page
 Kat Wildish dances the Sugar Plum Fairy variation in her retirement performance - December 2007 with The Fokine Ballet

1959 births
Living people
People from Tampa, Florida
School of American Ballet alumni
American ballerinas


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Catalogue description Hartley Wood and Co Ltd
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Hartley Wood and Co Ltd
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Transcripts of census returns, 1841-1891, genealogical notes and news cuttings concerning the 1997 closure of the Company are included in the file DS.HW.65/3453. Please ask as the Search Room desk for this.
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James Hartley and Co, c1836-c1860
Hartley and Kayll, c1860-c1869
James Hartley and Co Ltd, 1893-c1915
The Portobello Glass Co Ltd, c1892-1895
Hartley Wood and Co, 1895-1989; 1990-1992
Hartley Wood and Co Ltd, 1992-1997
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Accession 3453
Administrative / biographical background:
The Hartley family of glassmakers came originally from Dumbarton, Scotland. John Hartley migrated from there to Nailsea, Bristol in 1812 where he began working with Robert Lucas Chance. In 1827 he transferred to W E Chance's glass manufactory at Oldbury, where, in 1830 the firm began to manufacture sheet glass. By 1832 John Hartley was experimenting with new German plate glass manufacturing methods which were taken up by his two sons, James and John, after he died in 1833. In 1834 James and John Hartley were taken into partnership by W E Chance and the firm became Chance and Hartley.
In 1836 the Hartley brothers left Chance and Hartley (which then became Chance Bros and Co) and moved north to Sunderland to set up their own business. The reasons why Sunderland was chosen as the site for their new venture are unclear, but it may have been because other family members (uncles and cousins) were already established in the glass making industry there.
The Wear Glass Works was established at the junction between Trimdon Street and Hylton Road, Deptford, Sunderland c 1836, trading as James Hartley and Co. Two years later, on 25 November 1838, James Hartley was granted a patent for Hartley's Patent Rolled Plate, manufactured by a new cast glass process, and the firm concentrated on this for the next fifty years. On 1 January 1840 John Hartley conveyed his share of the business to his brother, leaving James Hartley as a sole trader.
James Hartley built Ashbrooke Hall, Ashbrooke Road, Bishopwearmouth as his family residence in 1864. He served on Sunderland Borough Council and was twice Mayor. He was also a JP, member of the School Board and the Royal Infirmary Board, and, in 1865 was elected as one of the town's MPs. Around 1860 James Hartley took into partnership his son, John and John James Kayll, and for a short period of time the firm was known as Hartley and Kayll. When James Hartley decided to retire from the business on 31 December 1869, a new partnership was forged comprising the two remaining partners from the existing partnership, together with John's younger brother, Thomas Blenkinsopp Hartley and Hartley Perks Kayll. At this point the Company style reverted to James Hartley and Co. When Thomas Blenkinsopp Hartley died in 1872 the other 3 partners continued the business. On 22 April 1878 John Hartley too retired from active participation in the business, leaving the Kaylls as co-partners. James Hartley died in London on 24 May 1886 and his share of the business was divided between his two surviving sons, James and John. A month after his father's death, James sold his interest in the glassworks to his brother.
Although the Wear Glass Works had been very successful for over half a century, in the 1880s business began to decline because new plate glass manufacturing methods developed by rival firms were not adopted at Hartleys. Family wrangling over the will of John Hartley, who died on 6 December 1889, exacerbated the situation, leading eventually to a Court of Chancery order for the sale of the Wear Glass Works in 1892. It was purchased first of all by a Trust which, in 1893, sold it on to a new firm, James Hartley and Co Ltd headed by James Hartley junior, son of John and grandson of James the founder. The Wear Glass Works continued to produce plate glass and James Hartley & Co Ltd continued to exist for several years after the foundation of the Portobello Glass Works, but by 1915 the factory had closed and the firm was wound up. To revitalise the firm, James Hartley decided to develop the manufacture of antique coloured glass which up to this time had been a sideline. Alfred Wood, a skilled colour mixer was invited to join the Company from W E Chance Bros, which he did in 1890.
Alfred Wood's father, George worked for W E Chance as a colour mixer until 1873 when he left the company to become freelance. His son then took over his role. In 1882 Alfred Wood suffered a breakdown of some kind which may have been the factor which led him to consider moving elsewhere.
In 1892, with the Wear Glass Works failing, James Hartley junior, established a second business making antique coloured glass at the Portobello Glass Works in Portobello Lane, Monkwearmouth. Alfred Wood became his works manager. James Hartley junior traded here as The Portobello Glass Co Ltd until March 1895 when he took Alfred Wood into partnership and the firm became Hartley Wood and Co. On 9 May 1908 the partnership was dissolved and Alfred Wood continued the business in partnership with his son, Alfred John Wood. In 1912 Alfred John Wood and his brother Gilbert Henry Wood bought out their father's share of the partnership and established a new partnership. Alfred Wood died in 1916. In 1914 trade directories describe the firm as manufacturers of antique, ambitty and venetian glass.
Alfred J Wood died on 1 March 1948. The surviving partner, Gilbert Henry Wood took his son, Gilbert Hartley Wood (great-grandson of the founder) as a partner. A year later Allen Alder joined the firm, becoming a partner in 1952. Gilbert Henry Wood retired in 1957.
In 1982 the Company was taken over by Pilkingtons, although it continued to operate as Hartley Wood and Co. Pilkington's closed the business in July 1989 but the following year it was resurrected by an international consortium, Chynchen Associates, who converted it into a limited company in 1992. Hartley Wood and Co Ltd closed down on 28 November 1997.
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Q: Mathematical computation in associative array in awk I am following this link https://stackoverflow.com/a/54599800/10220825 . I want to create an array to store the value of each key and do some mathematical computation like average, maximum, etc.
Here my code:
BEGIN { FS="[: ]+"}
/:/{vals[$1]=vals[$1] OFS $2+0}
END {
         for (key in vals)
         {
                c=0
                sum=0
                print key vals[key]
                arr[c++]=vals[key]

                for(i=0;i<c;i++)
                {
                        #print arr[0]
                        sum+=sum+arr[i]
                }
                print "Sum = " sum
         }
}

But arr is not  able to store the individual value of vals[key] as it seems vals[key] value is stored as string.
Please help me to explore more in an associative array in awk, so that I could store the individual value of vals[key] in array. For example: for vals[RAM] I could able to create a temporary array to store individual like: arr[0]=142;arr[1]=149;arr[2]=131. The main purpose for creating a temporary array is to compute mathematical computation like max, min, avg, searching, sorting, etc.
Expected Output:
RAM 142 149 131
Sum= 422
Cache 456 152 184
Sum= 792

My code output:
RAM 142 149 131
Sum= 142
Cache 456 152 184
Sum= 456

A: Calculating the sum for each key immediately when you store it seems like a better approach.
BEGIN { FS="[: ]+" }
/:/ { vals[$1] = vals[$1] OFS $2+0; sum[$1] +=$ 2+0 }
END { for (key in vals) {
    print key vals[key]
    print "Sum= " sum[key] } }

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import logging

from mock import Mock, patch
from twitter.common.contextutil import temporary_file

from apache.aurora.client.cli import ConfigurationPlugin, EXIT_OK
from apache.aurora.client.cli.client import AuroraCommandLine
from apache.aurora.client.cli.options import CommandOption
from apache.aurora.client.cli.util import AuroraClientCommandTest, FakeAuroraCommandContext
from apache.aurora.config import AuroraConfig

from gen.apache.aurora.api.ttypes import (
    AssignedTask,
    Identity,
    ScheduledTask,
    ScheduleStatus,
    ScheduleStatusResult,
    TaskEvent,
    TaskQuery
)

class BogusPlugin(ConfigurationPlugin):
  """A test plugin, which uses all three plugin methods:
  - before_dispatch changes the command-line arguments to remove "bogus_bogus" if it's found.
    If it didn't work, we'll get an invalid parameter exception executing the test.
  - before_execution processes the "bogosity" argument.
  - after_execution sets a flag.
  """

  def get_options(self):
    return [CommandOption('--bogosity', type=str, help='Permitted bogosity level')]

  def before_dispatch(self, args):
    if args[0] == '--bogus_bogus':
      args = args[1:]
    return args

  def before_execution(self, context):
    context.bogosity = context.options.bogosity

  def after_execution(self, context, return_value):
    context.after = True
    raise self.Error("Oops")

class EmptyPlugin(ConfigurationPlugin):
  pass

class TestPlugins(AuroraClientCommandTest):

  @classmethod
  def create_mock_task(cls, task_id, instance_id, initial_time, status):
    mock_task = Mock(spec=ScheduledTask)
    mock_task.assignedTask = Mock(spec=AssignedTask)
    mock_task.assignedTask.taskId = task_id
    mock_task.assignedTask.instanceId = instance_id
    mock_task.status = status
    mock_task_event = Mock(spec=TaskEvent)
    mock_task_event.timestamp = initial_time
    mock_task.taskEvents = [mock_task_event]
    return mock_task

  @classmethod
  def create_mock_status_query_result(cls, scheduleStatus):
    mock_query_result = cls.create_simple_success_response()
    mock_query_result.result.scheduleStatusResult = Mock(spec=ScheduleStatusResult)
    if scheduleStatus == ScheduleStatus.INIT:
      # status query result for before job is launched.
      mock_query_result.result.scheduleStatusResult.tasks = []
    else:
      mock_task_one = cls.create_mock_task('hello', 0, 1000, scheduleStatus)
      mock_task_two = cls.create_mock_task('hello', 1, 1004, scheduleStatus)
      mock_query_result.result.scheduleStatusResult.tasks = [mock_task_one, mock_task_two]
    return mock_query_result

  @classmethod
  def create_mock_query(cls):
    return TaskQuery(owner=Identity(role=cls.TEST_ROLE), environment=cls.TEST_ENV,
        jobName=cls.TEST_JOB)

  @classmethod
  def get_createjob_response(cls):
    # Then, we call api.create_job(config)
    return cls.create_simple_success_response()

  @classmethod
  def assert_create_job_called(cls, mock_api):
    # Check that create_job was called exactly once, with an AuroraConfig parameter.
    assert mock_api.create_job.call_count == 1
    assert isinstance(mock_api.create_job.call_args_list[0][0][0], AuroraConfig)

  @classmethod
  def assert_scheduler_called(cls, mock_api, mock_query, num_queries):
    assert mock_api.scheduler_proxy.getTasksWithoutConfigs.call_count == num_queries
    mock_api.scheduler_proxy.getTasksWithoutConfigs.assert_called_with(mock_query)

  def test_plugin_runs_in_create_job(self):
    """Run a test of the "create" command against a mocked-out API:
    Verifies that the creation command sends the right API RPCs, and performs the correct
    tests on the result."""

    # We'll patch out create_context, which will give us a fake context
    # object, and everything can be stubbed through that.
    mock_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
    with patch('apache.aurora.client.cli.jobs.Job.create_context', return_value=mock_context):
      # After making the client, create sets up a job monitor.
      # The monitor uses TaskQuery to get the tasks. It's called at least twice:once before
      # the job is created, and once after. So we need to set up mocks for the query results.
      mock_query = self.create_mock_query()
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.INIT))
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.RUNNING))
      api = mock_context.get_api('west')
      api.create_job.return_value = self.get_createjob_response()

      # This is the real test: invoke create as if it had been called by the command line.
      with temporary_file() as fp:
        fp.write(self.get_valid_config())
        fp.flush()
        cmd = AuroraCommandLine()
        cmd.register_plugin(BogusPlugin())
        cmd.execute(['--bogus_bogus', 'job', 'create', '--bogosity=maximum', '--wait-until=RUNNING',
            'west/bozo/test/hello', fp.name])

      # Now check that the right API calls got made.
      # Check that create_job was called exactly once, with an AuroraConfig parameter.
      self.assert_create_job_called(api)
      self.assert_scheduler_called(api, mock_query, 1)
      # Check that the plugin did its job.
      assert mock_context.bogosity == "maximum"
      assert mock_context.after

  def test_empty_plugins_in_create_job(self):
    """Installs a plugin that doesn't implement any of the plugin methods.
    Prior to AURORA-362, this would cause the client to crash with an empty
    argument list.
    """
    mock_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
    with patch('apache.aurora.client.cli.jobs.Job.create_context', return_value=mock_context):
      mock_query = self.create_mock_query()
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.INIT))
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.RUNNING))
      api = mock_context.get_api('west')
      api.create_job.return_value = self.get_createjob_response()

      with temporary_file() as fp:
        fp.write(self.get_valid_config())
        fp.flush()
        cmd = AuroraCommandLine()
        cmd.register_plugin(EmptyPlugin())
        cmd.execute(['job', 'create', '--wait-until=RUNNING',
            'west/bozo/test/hello', fp.name])
      self.assert_create_job_called(api)
      self.assert_scheduler_called(api, mock_query, 1)

  def mock_print(self, str):
    for str in str.split('\n'):
      self.transcript.append(str)

  def mock_print_err(self, str):
    for str in str.split('\n'):
      self.err_transcript.append(str)

  def test_plugin_options_in_help(self):
    cmd = AuroraCommandLine()
    cmd.register_plugin(BogusPlugin())
    self.transcript = []
    self.err_transcript = []
    with patch('apache.aurora.client.cli.client.AuroraCommandLine.print_out',
        side_effect=self.mock_print):
      assert cmd.execute(['help', 'job', 'status']) == EXIT_OK
      assert len(self.transcript) > 5
      assert self.transcript[0] == 'Usage for verb "job status":' in self.transcript
      assert not any('quota' in t for t in self.transcript)
      assert not any('list' in t for t in self.transcript)
      assert "Options:" in self.transcript
      assert any('bogosity' in t for t in self.transcript)

  def test_verbose_logging_plugin_in_create_job(self):
    """Run a test of the "create" command against a mocked-out API:
    Verifies that the creation command sends the right API RPCs, and performs the correct
    tests on the result."""

    # We'll patch out create_context, which will give us a fake context
    # object, and everything can be stubbed through that.
    mock_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext(reveal=False)
    with patch('apache.aurora.client.cli.jobs.Job.create_context', return_value=mock_context):
      # After making the client, create sets up a job monitor.
      # The monitor uses TaskQuery to get the tasks. It's called at least twice:once before
      # the job is created, and once after. So we need to set up mocks for the query results.
      mock_query = self.create_mock_query()
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.INIT))
      mock_context.add_expected_status_query_result(
        self.create_mock_status_query_result(ScheduleStatus.RUNNING))
      api = mock_context.get_api('west')
      api.create_job.return_value = self.get_createjob_response()

      # This is the real test: invoke create as if it had been called by the command line.
      with temporary_file() as fp:
        fp.write(self.get_valid_config())
        fp.flush()
        cmd = AuroraCommandLine()
        cmd.execute(['job', 'create', '-v', '--wait-until=RUNNING',
            'west/bozo/test/hello', fp.name])

      # Now check that the right API calls got made.
      # Check that create_job was called exactly once, with an AuroraConfig parameter.
      self.assert_create_job_called(api)
      self.assert_scheduler_called(api, mock_query, 1)
      # Check that the plugin did its job.
      assert mock_context.logging_level == logging.INFO

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Born in Boston in 1980, Joseph P. Kennedy III grew up near Boston, Massachusetts. He went to Stanford University and served in the Peace Corps from 2004 to 2006. After graduating from Harvard Law School, Kennedy worked as an assistant district attorney in Massachusetts. He resigned in January 2012 to run for the U.S. House of Representatives in Massachusetts' fourth district. That November, Kennedy defeated his Republican opponent Sean Bielat.
Born on October 4, 1980, in Boston, Massachusetts, Joseph Patrick Kennedy III comes from a long line of influential politicians. His great uncle was President John F. Kennedy and his grandfather was Robert Kennedy, who was a senator and was assassinated during his presidential campaign. His father, Joseph P. Kennedy II, also served in the U.S. House of Representatives for six terms, from 1987 to 1998. His uncle, Ted Kennedy, had the longest political career in the family, spanning from the 1960s to his death in 2009.
Kennedy grew up near Boston, Massachusetts, with his twin brother Matthew Rauch Kennedy. Their parents divorced when they were in their early teens. Both Kennedy boys attended Buckingham Browne & Nichols, an elite private school in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Joseph P. Kennedy III then went to Stanford University where demonstrated his athletic abilities on the lacrosse field. He was a goalie and co-captain for the school's team.
From 2004 to 2006, Kennedy served in the Peace Corps, an organization his great-uncle John F. Kennedy founded. He spent two years in the Dominican Republic in the Puerto Plata area. Returning to the United States, Kennedy enrolled at Harvard Law School. There he was involved in the school's legal aid bureau. After earning his degree, Kennedy worked as an assistant district attorney in Massachusetts for several years.
In early 2012, Joseph P. Kennedy III announced that he was running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Massachusetts' fourth district. He sought to fill the shoes of retiring Democrat Barney Frank, who had served for nearly two decades. Kennedy faced off against Republican Sean Bielat, running on a liberal platform. During his campaign, he pledged his support for tax reform, gay marriage, women's rights and President Barack Obama's healthcare policy. Kennedy also called for a balanced budget and for economic development through investments in education and infrastructure projects.
Candidate Kennedy reached a national audience during the Democratic National Convention that September. He was on hand to introduce a special tribute to his late uncle, Senator Ted Kennedy. In his speech, he remembered his "Uncle Teddy" and the work that he had done on behalf of his constituents. Kennedy encouraged the audience to support the ideals and causes that his uncle had championed and to support President Barack Obama's bid for re-election.
That November, Kennedy scored a decisive win in the election, receiving more than 60 percent of the vote. He seemed eager to head to Washington during his victory speech. Talking to his supporters, Kennedy said "I'm humbled, I'm grateful and I'm ready to get to work," according to the Boston Globe. He officially assumed his new post in January 2013.
Kennedy lives in Brookline, Massachusetts. He is engaged to Lauren Anne Birchfield; the couple met while attending Harvard Law School.