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12 Labours of Hercules VI: Race for Olympus Switch NSP Free Download Romslab This time, Hercules and Megara are involved in the detective story. Alarm at Olympus is showing the absence of Zeus, who rarely left the peak. A few clues reveal the fact that Zeus has been abducted. Hercules and Megara begin the investigation. The snowy peaks are cold as hell, so the first thing will be to get dressed according to season.The game introduces new landscapes, underwater levels, ice skating workers, volcano, funny puzzles, and many more.The sixth 12 Labours of Hercules game finally drops all pretence and just targets the series veterans. ROMSLAB.COM Best Switch Games
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It may scare away those who look for a casual experience, but players who want some challenge in a time management game will love it. I hope you are a long-time player of the 12 Labours of Hercules series, because Race for Olympus—and this review—targets this particular demographic. If I want to describe this game in short, then it feels like as if the series finally grew up and left the kiddie gloves at home. There are no more cheap gimmicks like thieves, evil clones, or even needless road art, just pure time management challenge.
Take on extra challenges and bonus levels for most skilled detectives
The road layouts and the resource placement ensure that the workers do not travel needlessly long distances, but in return the game expects forward planning, careful stock management (probably the strongest aspect), and meticulous execution. Achievement hunters will (justly) complain about the new requirement of beating all developer records to 100% the game, which is another indication of how the series moved past casual game territory. Those whom dare to tackle the challenge will find one of the purest and best entries of Swoon! Earth Escape Switch NSP
this long series, one that can be a source of frustration but also many triumphant moments.All the 12 Labours of Hercules games (which are 8 as of 2019) follow the exact same pattern, apart from some slight variations in the very first title. So it is extremely pointless to make thorough reviews, since I have already reviewed the first three chapters in a longer and exhaustive way. This is an awesome time management game in which you'll have to collect three kinds of resources (gold, wood and food) and use them in order to send your workers or your heroes to do every available task – repair bridges, collect things, open roads, activate triggers, build workshops and so on.
Set out on a quest of the century through 50 fascinating levels
If you like point and click games with short, 5-minutes levels (and lots of them), this is the game for you and for your kids. A lovely series that even in this episode has few flaws, definitely recommended if you're into the genre. There is no need to play them in a specific order: everything will be explained through texts, objectives and dialogues in-game.If you've played any of the other "12 Labours of Hercules" games then you know exactly what you're getting here. They introduce a few new environments, which are cool. Most of the mecanics are the same or similar to the other installments in the franchise. SWORD ART ONLINE Hollow Realization Deluxe Edition Switch
And, of course, it comes with the puzzles and castle pieces for completing levels in gold time, as well as the "H" tiles hidden on the maps. What else can I say? If you like the franchise, you'll like this. I certainly enjoyed it. For a few bucks, it provides a few hours of fun.I think they finally have this series operating like a well oiled machine. The mechanics and flow have greatly improved since the 1st in this series. There are new bonuses, like the unlimited workers bonus (which has been quite handy). There are a couple new achievements such as the beat all the dev records (I'm not that hardcore).
Discover stunning locations: travel to the bottom of the ocean, to the top of the mountain and the depths of the tropical forest
This series continues to be a fun time management game that can be played by everyone from the casual to the hardcore gamer.For achievement hunters: This one is also like the previous games except few new things introduced like unlimited labour bonus tools etc. However, the logic is same! But the hardest part is beating all developer records achievement and that is really really difficult until you are not able to figure out the shortest path / way. So, be patient and first try in casual mode to figure out the process; you can also check the in-game guide to know how the work follow should move on.
Yes, take it as a challenge and you must be able to overcome it as it may be difficult but not impossible! A crime has been committed on the Mount Olympus! Something triggered the alarm and it can only mean trouble! The first hero to respond to the call is Hercules – he quickly arrives to the scene to discover that Zeus been abducted… There is no time to waste: brave hero sets out on the search for Zeus! Hercules needs to act fast: without Zeus Olympus is facing a political crisis as lesser Gods are trying to take over the reigns! Tag along and visit the places you've never seen before as you clear roads, construct buildings, vanquish beasts and investigate the mysterious disappearance. Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Complete Edition Switch NSP
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Valentine Crawford (d. 1777), who lived for a time near GW's Bullskin plantation in Frederick County (later Berkeley County, Va. [now W.Va.]), was the brother of Col. William Crawford (1732–1782) and half brother to John, Hugh, Richard, and Marcus Stephenson, sons of Richard and Onora (née Grimes) Crawford Stephenson. During the French and Indian War, Valentine served for a time as a wagon master, and as a veteran, he later received a warrant for 2,000 acres of bounty lands under the royal proclamation of 1763. Since he resided near Bullskin plantation, Crawford regularly carted GW's mountain tobacco from that plantation down to Alexandria. Crawford later lived on Jacobs Creek in western Pennsylvania, several miles north of Stewart's Crossing on the Youghiogheny River (now the site of Connellsville, Pa.), where his brother William had settled. Both Valentine and William were involved in GW's efforts to acquire large holdings of land west of the Allegheny Mountains. GW acquired tracts on the Kanawha and Ohio Rivers, and in an effort to preserve his titles to those lands, GW engaged Valentine in the spring of 1774 to take a party of workers down the Ohio and seat his tracts by building houses and cultivating fields as required by Virginia law. That expedition was canceled before it started. As a result, GW hired James Cleveland in 1775 to do what Valentine had been prevented from doing, namely to lead an expedition down the Ohio to improve his Ohio and Kanawha lands.
Valentine Crawford borrowed money from GW on several occasions (see, for example, Ledger A, 63, 90).
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Speaking of Tiffany, she's tour with the New Kids this summer on their Mixtape Tour, along with Debbie Gibson, Salt-N-Pepa and Naughty By Nature. All four of those acts appear on "80s Baby," one of the three new tracks on the Hangin' Tough reissue. Joey says it's important for the group to give fans something fresh.
The Mixtape tour kicks off May 2 in Cincinnati, OH.
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New Hampshire ranks #1 for drinking
Author Topic: New Hampshire ranks #1 for drinking (Read 10916 times)
According to this article:
http://gantdaily.com/2011/11/17/drinking-in-the-u-s-hit-a-25-year-high-in-2010/
"New Englanders and people in the far West and the Upper Plains states drink the most, according to the Washington based trade group, the Beer Institute. The driest states are spread across the Deep South, Texas and the mid-Atlantic (except Washington D.C.).
New Hampshire takes the top spot as the state that drinks the most, more than double the national average. People in N.H. consumed an average 6.7 gallons of wine apiece, and 3.8 gallons of liquor in 2010."
Woo hoo?
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Re: New Hampshire ranks #1 for drinking
Distorted stats, actually, based on purchasing figures - but people from neighboring states buy a lot of that booze.
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Quote from: JasonPSorens on November 17, 2011, 08:49:25 pm
http://images.businessweek.com/slideshows/20110622/america-s-biggest-beer-drinkers/slides/26
New Hampshire's per capita beer sales exceeded all other states': about 32.7 gallons, or nearly 350 12-oz. cans, according to Beer Institute data. Part of this is due to a high consumption rate—New Hampshire had the highest rate of alcohol use in the past month, 63.1 percent, in a survey by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, a federal agency. Another factor boosting state sales is the lack of a sales tax, drawing some shoppers from surrounding states such as Massachusetts and Maine, according to Lester Jones, chief economist of the Beer Institute.
NH also has a higher rate of marijuana use than most states. However, NH has an older population than most states. Older people tend to use marijuana less than younger people. Among younger people, NH has one of the highest rates of marijuana use in the nation.
Why does NH have such high usage rates of alcohol (and/or sales) and marijuana?
It could be many things. Here are some theories:
People with more money, are more likely to drink. NH has the lowest poverty rate and the highest median household income averaged over 2 years in the US.
People with a higher IQ are more likely to do drugs. NH students and adults continuously rank at the top or near the top of study after study on education.
There are lots of breweries in NH and the region.
NH has alcohol sales on Sunday with even Sunday morning liquor sales.
Some of the NH colleges including KSC and UNH have a reputation as party schools.
Many kids learn how to make hard apple cider growing up in NH.
Lots of people with money vacation in NH. Many of these people are drinkers.
NH is the least religious state. The most religious people tend to drink at the lowest rates.
NH has the lowest alcohol prices in the Northeast and on some items, maybe the entire nation.
People routinely travel from as far away as CT to buy alcohol in NH.
People drive through NH on their way to and from ME. Both of the most traveled roads from ME to MA have a NH State Liquor store on them.
NH has both rock climbing and snow boarding cultures. Lots of people in both groups like to use marijuana.
NH has one of the highest non-hispanic white populations in the US. Non-hispanic whites tend to drink in higher percentages than hispanics and blacks.
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Very good points, LoveAndPeace. Would have been more readable if formatted with some list tags though. And you can't blame "white people" in general - we all know it's the Irish.
Yeah this data is tainted with inaccuracies, including an unmeasured number of booze buyers from outside the state (tourists and noble sales tax dodgers), the Southern tradition of unlicensed distilling, etc. Perhaps our PhD'ed superior here can put together a magical computer model that fills in all those unknowns with perfect accuracy.
What I find most interesting is that Alaska ranks so low for alcohol, perhaps because it ranks so high for pot. Maybe Eastern Europe could solve many of its ills if it legalized the latter...
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Quote from: Alex Libman on November 18, 2011, 12:29:44 am
Parts of Alaska are dry. Many of the people that live there, are part-time residents that claim AK for tax reasons. The fisherman tend not to drink a lot when where are at sea. Alcohol is very expensive in AK. I think it is not only has the highest taxes on alcohol, but it's just damn expensive to ship it there. I have no doubt a lot of people in the urban parts of AK drink but it is really expensive. I remember looking at the prices when I was there over the summer. Some of the prices were twice as high as NH.
As for non-hispanic whites vs. Irish. I don't know the numbers but men tend to drink more than women. Non-hispanic whites tend to drink more than blacks which tend to drink more than hispanics.
New Hampshire has a lot of things going for it to increase per-capita alcohol consumption. Here's an article with more statistics. Interesting fact: on average, homosexual individuals drink more that straights, and New Hampshire already is the gayest state in the country (just after DC)... And those are the pre-Dalebear numbers!
« Last Edit: November 21, 2011, 10:56:54 pm by Alex Libman »
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There may be an iota of truth to the Irish thing. But I think its more of a Catholic thing.
Most states have large evangelical populations that weigh their stats down. Many also have large Mormon populations and other orthodox religions.
http://salem-nh.patch.com/articles/grocers-house-leaders-announce-new-initiative-in-windham-video#video-8510268
From the video. Over 2000 sellers in NH. Close to 40% of all sales to out of state consumers. For price sensitive items like alcohol and tobacco it averages at least 50% and if you get closer to the border, even higher than that.
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I will no longer be able to support those statistics after moving to NH. I have just passed a year with disulfiram (aka antabuse) as my higher power. One day at a damned time.
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Congrats Ward. Um it don't affect the Chili none, do it ?
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No. While I will still use some beer in the chili itself, not enough ethanol is ever left after cooking to matter. It's just no longer many times as much beer going into the cook as going into the chili. In all honesty, I am still of mixed emotions about this. Several people (including both of the women I love) have told me I am a nicer person sober, but I can't see any difference, except that I seem to be suffering a long bout of writer's block.


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Ardore remain in this mode, and not make a large version, Bollore and Passione work well in this mode and are very appreciated, with this design and performance.
Thanks, Simone. I like the look of the Ardore but wonder if I will ultimately want a little more room to work with. And the Bollore and Passione are what I really want so I have the option of burning wood. Just thought they might look a little better without the burner sticking out the front.
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Locals dismiss positive thoughts on Argentina's banks
By Rob Dwyer
Adopting orthodox policies in a bid to secure IMF agreement is a positive for Argentina, but regulations still restrict the banks compounding big FX exposures.
The partial normalization of economic policy in Argentina – as the government chases a deal with the IMF – has led some international analysts to see a floor in the country's recent financial crisis.
Bank of America's Sebastian Rondeau says that the macro outlook "has improved significantly amid declining Covid, policy improvement and IMF talks" and he asks if the country has "rounded the corner".
It is an open question.
GDP continues to recover – the official monthly economic output index jumped 1.9% in September, with August revised up to 1.6% – and the decline in the country's international reserves has slowed.
Meanwhile, the parallel FX gap between the official and unofficial blue rate has fallen to 79%, compared with a peak of 130% in October.
Credit Suisse cites these improving macro factors as leading to a lower cost of risk for Argentine financial institutions. A report led by Alonso Garcia at the end of November upgraded two of the three Argentine banks the bank covers.
Its more constructive view on the sector is driven by the government's decision to strengthen its fiscal policies (that is, to stop financing its budget from the central bank; break the country's pensions indexation; and suspend its Covid-related fiscal payment programme and better-than anticipated deficits targets for 2021).
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Marsh Community Archaeologist of the Year Award
This Award is run in partnership with the Council for British Archaeology and celebrates individuals and groups who carry out exceptional archaeological work within their communities and help to sustain our cultural heritage for future generations.
The Award was presented for the first time in 2014 and recognises an individual who has inspired others to share their love of archaeology and promote the ancient heritage of their local area.
Nominations are made via the Council for British Archaeology website and judged in partnership with the MCT.
Pictured: 2015 winners, Dr Jonathan Kenny
Eleanor Kingston 2019
Eleanor is the Lake District National Park (LDNP) archaeologist. Between 2016 and 2018, in addition to supporting her network of 70 volunteers, she actively engaged local communities in 'hands on' archaeology which benefitted the historic environment of the park. She has designed and managed a number of Heritage Lottery funded projects in this time, encouraging local communities and schools to get involved and engage with their local historical environment. Eleanor has been responsible for the LDNP Volunteer Network since 2014 which has seen volunteers from local communities undertake an annual programme of surveys, conservation work and archival research. She also organises an annual public conference on archaeology in the Lake District which displays and shares the findings of her community projects. Interest in community archaeology in the LDNP is on the rise and this is largely due to Eleanor's efforts. Her enthusiasm, leadership, support and encouragement have seen a growing number of people involved in delivering successful community projects.
Barry Mead – 2018
Barry Mead
Barry has initiated and been involved with many community archaeology projects over the last 20 years and has made a significant contribution to archaeological research and the involvement of local communities over the last few years. He works tirelessly with volunteer groups, schools, youth groups and local councils to inspire and encourage.
Most recently, Barry has acted as Community Project Manager for the ongoing Cresswell Pele Tower project, which will result in the complete restoration of a Grade II Tower and the removal of it from Historic England's Heritage at Risk Register. He has successfully raised HLF Heritage Grants, totalling over £770,000, in order to save the Tower, investigate its archaeology and bring it in to free public access. The project has involved over 300 local schoolchildren and 100 volunteers in a range of fieldwork activities, including the discovery of an earlier medieval building situated below the Tower.
Barry has established a real passion and interest for archaeology among all ages in the local community. He is always keen to enthuse, entertain and encourage people and without him the Tower would be ruinous. Since 2016, he has given over 50 talks and presentations to various audiences about the projects he has been involved in.
Vicki Score – 2017
Vicki Score
Vicki is Project Manager at the University of Leicester Archaeological Services (ULAS). As well as her extensive commitment to the commercial sector, Vicki has been involved with the Hallaton Field Work Group in Leicestershire for 15 years.
The group has discovered a large sweep of ritual landscape related to the Roman, Bronze and Neolithic Ages and carried out a number of excavations and geophysical surveys. As a volunteer with the group, Vicki project manages annual excavations and provides expert archaeological knowledge and support with grant applications. She also shares her extensive knowledge with other local archaeological groups and has given over 100 talks across the country.
Vicki also volunteers, along with Professor Simon James from the University of Leicester, on the Ancient Akrotiri Project to train students in Cyprus alongside injured service personnel, as part of Operation Nightingale. She is also responsible post-holder at meetings of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and has created a training scheme for the ULAS's first work placement, which has been endorsed by the Institute.
Liz Caldwell – 2016
Liz Caldwell
Liz has been a driving force in community archaeology in Somerset and South West England for almost 20 years. In the late 1990s she joined the Bristol University led South Cadbury Environs Project as a volunteer and then part time Research Technician, a project which gave many volunteers archaeological experience and training.
Liz was also instrumental in setting up the South Somerset Archaeological Research Group (SSARG), an entirely volunteer-managed group, and spent four years as its Chair. Since its inception, the group has investigated numerous sites where they have encouraged local residents to get involved, and runs an annual academic conference as well as an active programme of meetings and field trips. Members of the group are involved in the full archaeological process, from initial research of a site to processing and analysing samples that are found during the dig.
Liz has expanded her volunteering further to set up a new Young Archaeologists Club (YAC) in 2012 in honour of the late Professor Mike Aston. She also serves as a Trustee of the Somerset Archaeology and Natural History Society and is Secretary of the Society's Archaeology Branch. As well as her extensive volunteering, Liz runs a business which processes archaeological samples and carries out geophysical surveys, and she also co-authored a paper which was published in the journal Archaeological Prospection in 2015.
Dr Jonathan Kenny – 2015
Dr Jonathan Kenny
In 2003, Dr Jonathan Kenny became a Community Archaeologist helping to initiate and run a community archaeological research project on a Romano British farm site at Broughton. Dr Kenny has also worked extensively with historical societies who have completed successful community projects. At North Duffield, the community have been inspired to study the archaeological landscape around them, in particular focussing on Iron Age remains, which led to the discovery, excavation and publication of a significant monumental roundhouse. He also worked on the Cawood project which works with the local community to survey and excavate on a medieval manor site in the village and run workshops for the local school teaching historic research methods, literacy and the role of the village in the Victorian period. Dr Kenny also runs a history club with York People First, a self-advocacy group for people with learning difficulties and this is done on an entirely voluntary basis.
Vivien Samuelson – 2014
Vivien Samuelson
Vivien has been one of the leaders of a community project to find out more about Hadrian's Wall, in her local community of Wallsend, in Tyneside. She has led a group of volunteers into researching historic maps and records, which revealed an original Roman bath-house. Following this evidence, the site has been opened for excavation by the North Tyneside Council.
Vivien has been on the excavation every day, digging, recording and sharing with less experienced volunteers her skills as a community archaeologist over almost 20 years of digging at Wallsend. She has been a great inspiration to others and her contributions to archaeology have been outstanding.
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Allford: The miracle of flight is getting complicated
Jennifer Allford
Passengers are starting to consider the environmental costs of flying.	Bruce Bennett/Getty Images
One of my pal Jamie Fitzpatrick's first memories was looking up in his backyard to see the giant underbelly of a plane about to land at Gander International Airport. When he was a little older, he and his friends would ride their bikes to the airport to speculate where the planes with strange logos came from. Fitzpatrick grew up, left Gander and wrote a novel, The End of Music, about a woman who worked at the airport in the 1950s when it was one of the busiest international airports in the world. Transatlantic flights tripled between 1948 and 1955 and the planes would stop at Gander to refuel. In its boom, the airport saw 13,000 aircraft and 250,000 passengers a year. By the 1970s, when Jamie was watching the runways, there were far fewer planes. Jets and jet fuel were more efficient and could make it further inland.
It was a simpler time. Fitzpatrick's bike had a banana seat and people with window seats would pinch themselves about the miracle of flight — getting on a plane on one side of the pond and getting off on the other in a matter of hours. These days, that miracle has become pretty routine. In 2018, about four billion passengers got on a plane somewhere in the world and got off somewhere else. That number is expected to double over the next 20 years.
Greta Thunberg won't be one of them. The young Swedish climate change activist refuses to fly because of the millions of tonnes of carbon planes emit. She's in high demand as a speaker but she will only bring her message to "act like your house is on fire" if she can get there by train. Not flying is becoming a badge of honour in some circles. And flight shaming is taking off in others — Justin Trudeau's critics had a heyday slamming him for flying his family to Tofino for Easter break. Get your clipboards out and sharpen your pencils everyone, I guess we've reached that point where we start tallying up other peoples' carbon footprints and wagging our fingers in their faces. This is going to get tiresome. But I for one applaud the widespread, and apparently new-found, recognition by some that flying requires oil — lots and lots of oil.
In his 2009 book The End of Energy Obesity, energy economist and all around smart, thoughtful guy, Peter Tertzakian, calculated that if U.S. business travellers dialed it in instead of jumping on a plane for one of every five out-of-town meetings, it would save up to 200,000 barrels of jet fuel a day. I've quoted Tertzakian more times than I can count when talking to friends and colleagues around the world who are opposed to the oilsands and/or pipelines. The connection between production and consumption is not always top of mind when booking flights to Paris. And not everyone is up on the decades of complex engineering (and increasingly impossible politics) required to transition away from fossil fuels. That's not a dig. Millions of us happily pour cream in our coffee every morning without knowing anything about dairy farming. But while you can get a soy latte pretty much anywhere, we're a very long way from solar airplanes.
The aviation industry has just started requiring carriers to report their annual CO2 emissions and it's working on plans to mitigate about 164 million tonnes of CO2 a year. A recent piece in the New York Times quotes a climatology study that calculates every passenger flying from New York to Los Angeles equates to a three-square-metre loss of Arctic summer sea ice cover. Now, there's something to ponder on your next five-hour flight. Connecting the dots between flying and climate change is why, perhaps, a recent CBC poll found that 25 per cent of Canadians are willing to fly less often. If it makes you feel better you can always buy carbon offsets — the Nigerian prince of carbon mitigation.
Most everyone has a ritual when their plane takes off. Some people cross themselves, those at the window watch the ground shrink away, and I pray the guy in front doesn't recline while I ponder how many barrels of oil the plane is burning to lift us into the sky. I'll be getting on a couple of planes this summer and maybe a couple more over the fall and winter. I hope you're also planning to see amazing places and spend time with people you love (of course, you don't have to get on a plane to do the first thing and hopefully you have some loved ones nearby, too). If you do end up anywhere near Gander, you can go on a tour of the airport and get a sense of commercial air travel back when it offered nothing but hope, promise and adventure. There are a few more factors to consider now.
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Natalie Clein is a great proponent of uncommon repertoire. She has recorded Kodaly's wonderful solo cello sonata and she has recorded Bloch's well known Schelomo, amongst many other things. It was news to me that Bloch wrote these three suites for solo cello. The works fill two thirds of this new Hyperion CD and this has given her the opportunity to fill up with two really unusual pieces by Dallapiccola and Ligeti. With her advocacy, a recording of startling realism, and a programme of such interest this ought to do very well indeed. I would go so far as to say that those who have not strayed far from the six Bach Cello Suites should pluck up the courage to hear this disc. The Bloch suites are imaginative, emotionally charged and not at all difficult to follow. The Dallapiccola piece shakes its fist a bit but falls comparatively easily on the ear. The Ligeti is an early piece, an unsuccessful gift to a girlfriend it seems, and apart from several unusual slides is no more of a challenge than Bartok and besides, it is only 8 minutes long.
The real treasure is the Bloch. The 1st suite is quite Bach-like but of course the harmonies are much more rich and modern. The Canzona is a lovely movement and like the other movements it is very easy to enjoy. The 2nd suite is tougher, insofar as it owes less to the older traditions but it has such emotional power that it grips the listener. The very end is a sort of musical question mark to leave one thinking. The 3rd suite has five short movements which are played without a break, which gives this final work a more rhapsodic feeling as the moods change and merge. Like the 2nd this is a passionate work which rewards one's attention.
Luigi Dallapiccola's Ciaccona, Intermezzo e Adagio comes as a bit of a shock if one allows the disc to play on directly. The grinding opening of the Ciaccona announces clearly that this Italian composer is very much of the 20th century. However, this chaconne is full of colourful effects that make for very enjoyable listening and make the closing, and unexpected, C major chord a nice touch of musical humour. The Intermezzo is a scherzo and trio structure with spikey outer sections around a brief, calmer centre section. It is followed by an Adagio which is reminiscent of Berg's beautiful Violin Concerto which also makes much play with series of bare fifths. It moves to a quiet, thoughtful ending.
Ligeti's solo sonata has two movements, the first of which was originally a love gift as noted above. Not wanting to waste the effort , the composer added a moto perpetuo - with one or two pauses for breath - which provides Natalie Clein with a chance to show off her technical skills. Like the Dallapiccola Ciaccona this movement ends unexpectedly on a simple chord, this time G major, and brings a smile to the listener. I was reminded by both Dallapiccola's and Ligeti's text-book moments of Penderecki's Polymorphia for 48 strings which also spends all but the last chord in the extremes of disharmony only to resolve as grandly as a symphony by Beethoven on a proper chord!
Natalie Clein is a magnificent player and her famously gorgeous cello, the "Simpson" Guadagnini of 1777, sounds just as good as one knows it does from her recent Bach recitals in Southampton.


Ariana Grande has an incredibly sweet and empowering message for her fans, and it's especially important considering the natural insecurities that can strike at any age. In a behind-the-scenes video from her InStyle shoot, she says that once she stopped focusing so much on her outward appearance and criticizing the way she looked, she started to grow more as a person, and she really urges her fans to follow along a similar path.
"Focusing less and less on the physical is such a healthy thing," Ariana explains. "Having insecurities about what you look like is something that everybody deals with, but it's not the most important thing."
Ariana goes on to express the importance of not only helping other people, but of showing yourself the same kindness you would show others, saying, "You really have to be nice to yourself. People aren't nice to themselves anymore. I feel like you have to be so extra nice to your heart and your mind these days."
She finishes the super sweet video by reminding fans that their insecurities don't dictate their worth as people: "There are so many people telling you that you're not good enough, but you are good enough. You're more than good enough."
That's a message we can get behind! Check out the video she shot with InStyle above!
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Janie Meneely
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Back in the 1980s Janie Meneely began writing songs about the Chesapeake Bay, and she hasn't stopped yet. "There's so much sing about," she says. Janie brings her songs and stories about Bay people, places and traditions to stages throughout the Bay watershed and waterfronts the world over.
"I grew up on Spa Creek, in the heart of Annapolis," Meneely says. "I can remember when the City Dock was jammed with workboats." Nowadays recreational boaters have replaced the sleek working vessels that hauled crabs, fish and oysters to markets around the Bay. "So many people come here now to revel in what the Bay has to offer, but they have little knowledge of what used to happen down on the docks," Meneely continues. "They never got to sit around the liar's bench in a country store. They never got to watch a fleet of skipjacks dredge for oysters." Her remedy for that is to write songs chronicling her own Bay experiences and capturing the stories she's heard over the years—either as a little girl hanging around her father's boatyard, or during her professional stint as a journalist for Chesapeake Bay Magazine. From iconic lighthouses to tragic shipwrecks, her songs bring to life some of the places and characters who add spice and color to Bay history.
"The Oyster Wife" tells the story of oyster poachers on the Potomac River through the eyes of a mother and wife waiting on shore. "You can hear the guns go off," she sings in her clear soprano, "not so very far away. Patrol boats are running with the tide. Just pray to God that your daddy's safe away—we don't have cash to pay another fine."
Another of her popular songs suggests that a waterman's kiss is enough to get a mermaid in a "family" way. Speaking of mermaids, she often recounts an encounter between the mermaid Nasty Nell and a Bay waterman named Bunky—it doesn't go well. And ghosts? Meneely must have a song for every ghost ever sighted on the Bay, from the denizens of Point Lookout Lighthouse to Big Liz who lurks in an Eastern Shore swamp.
Meneely often peppers her musical programs with quick stories—vignettes of her own life, working as a sailmaker, for example, mending the heavy skipjack sails, or humorous tales she's picked up around the waterfront.
These days, she's partnered with Dutch-born guitarist/vocalist Rob van Sante who adds his flair for harmony and his stellar guitar accompaniment to her songs. "He's my waterman's voice," says Meneely, referring to the number of songs that require a more masculine approach in the lead. "I just don't sound like a crusty old waterman when I sing." Van Sante has also co-written many of Meneely's latest songs, like Claud W. Somers, 1977, providing a melody for Meneely's lyrics.
Sometimes saucy, sometimes serious Janie Meneely's songs and stories offer audiences a glimpse of a rapidly disappearing way of life and invite them to join in on the chorus.
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Back in September, we reviewed an AVR development board from Protostack. The board was capable of taking an ATmega8, ATmega168 or ATmega328 microcontroller and at less than $10, it was quite affordable.
Well protostack have just released a new version of the board and it's looking even better. This version brings 4 improvements, namely: new power supply section, the 6 pin ISP interface changed from 1x6 pin to 2x3 pin, new section for mounting dual row headers or similar components, power busses now have better markings, the board is available by itself or as part of an ATmega8 or ATmega168 development kit.
The developments kits include a microcontroller and other supporting components to help you get started.


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Amazing footage captures explosion of Japanese rocket in slow motion
30 Jul 20182.16k Views
Momo-2 prior to its aborted launch in April 2018. Image: Interstellar Technologies
Some incredible footage released by a Japanese space start-up captured the failure of its latest rocket in slow motion.
When it comes to space travel, there are so many things that could go wrong, it is almost amazing we are able to launch anything out of our orbit at all.
Indeed, plenty of times things do go wrong, as seen by the latest video released by Japanese space start-up Interstellar Technologies.
On 30 June, the company planned to launch its latest Momo-2 rocket from its launch pad at the Taiki launch facility in Hokkaido. It would have been historically important as the first ever private space launch from the nation.
As newly released footage shows, it never did manage to make it out of Earth's orbit, having dramatically exploded just a few moments after launch.
In the high-definition, slow-motion footage, we can see the rocket taking off, only for it to quickly burst into flames.
'I feel sorry'
Interstellar Technologies said in a statement that the rocket immediately lost thrust after take-off, with the engineers noting from the footage that it appears the flames originated from the top of the rocket.
With so much fuel on board the craft, the fire on the platform raged for a further two hours after the explosion. The company said it will conduct an investigation into what exactly happened.
According to The Japan Times, Interstellar Technologies president Takahiro Inagawa said: "We could not accomplish what we were expected to do. I feel sorry for that."
It has been a bit of a shaky start for the company as Momo-2 was originally scheduled for launch in April, but a nitrogen leak pushed out the launch to June.
On top of that, its first rocket attempt – Momo-1 – had to abort its attempt 100km into its journey after the team on the ground lost contact with it only 70 seconds after launch.
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because it seemed in 1971, John Rawls's A idea of Justice has develop into a vintage. the writer has now revised the unique version to solve a couple of problems he and others have present in the unique ebook.
Rawls goals to precise a vital a part of the typical middle of the democratic tradition--justice as fairness--and to supply a substitute for utilitarianism, which had ruled the Anglo-Saxon culture of political concept because the 19th century. Rawls substitutes the correct of the social agreement as a extra passable account of the fundamental rights and liberties of voters as unfastened and equivalent folks. "Each person," writes Rawls, "possesses an inviolability based on justice that even the welfare of society as a complete can't override." Advancing the tips of Rousseau, Kant, Emerson, and Lincoln, Rawls's concept is as strong this day because it used to be whilst first released.
George provide, thinker, conservative, Canadian nationalist, Christian, was once one in all Canada's most important thinkers, and the writer of Lament for a state, know-how and Justice, and English-Speaking Justice. In expertise and Empire, his reviews on expertise, faith, the collage, political buildings, and the importance of contemporary existence are might be the main aggravating and enlightening to return from any Canadian thinker.
During this full of life and pleasing publication, Terence Ball keeps that 'classic' works in political idea proceed to talk to us provided that they're periodically re-read and reinterpreted from replacement views. That, the writer contends, is how those works grew to become classics, and why they're considered as such.
Through the 20th century the matter of post-revolutionary paperwork emerged because the such a lot urgent theoretical and political crisis confronting Marxism. not anyone contributed extra to the dialogue of this query than Leon Trotsky. In Trotsky and the matter of Soviet paperwork, Thomas M. Twiss lines the advance of Trotsky's considering in this factor from the 1st years after the Bolshevik Revolution throughout the Moscow Trials of the Nineteen Thirties.
Hume's Political Discourses (1752) gained speedy acclaim and situated him as an authoritative determine just about political financial system. This quantity of 13 new essays definitively establishes the imperative position of political financial system in Hume's highbrow recreation, in addition to the profound and far-reaching impression of his theories on Enlightenment discourse and perform.
The other limitation on our discussion is that for the most part I 7 Justice as Fairness examine the principles of justice that would regulate a well-ordered society. Everyone is presumed to act justly and to do his part in upholding just institutions. 2 Thus I consider primarily what I call strict compliance as opposed to partial compliance theory (§§25, 39). The latter studies the principles that govern how we are to deal with injustice. It comprises such topics as the theory of punishment, the doctrine of just war, and the justification of the various ways of opposing unjust regimes, ranging from civil disobedience and conscientious objection to militant resistance and revolution.
Now any theory of justice will set up some limits of this kind, namely, those that are required if its first principles are to be satisfied given the circumstances. Utilitarianism excludes those desires and propensities which if encouraged or permitted would, in view of the situation, lead to a lesser net balance of satisfaction. But this restriction is largely formal, and in the absence of fairly detailed knowledge of the circumstances it does not give much indication of what these desires and propensities are.
Thus certain initial bounds are placed upon what is good and what forms of character are morally worthy, and so upon what kinds of persons men should be. Now any theory of justice will set up some limits of this kind, namely, those that are required if its first principles are to be satisfied given the circumstances. Utilitarianism excludes those desires and propensities which if encouraged or permitted would, in view of the situation, lead to a lesser net balance of satisfaction. But this restriction is largely formal, and in the absence of fairly detailed knowledge of the circumstances it does not give much indication of what these desires and propensities are.


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Q: Фильтрация товаров yii2 на главной странице есть категории товаров.
(категория 1, категория 2, категория 3, категория 4)
реализована обычная модель + search модель + вью(внутри listView).
как с главной страницы передать инфу о категории в модель, чтобы на новой странице происходила сразу же фильтрация?
Код контроллера:
/**
     * Lists all Product models.
     * @return mixed
     */
    public function actionIndex()
    {

        $searchModel = new ProductSearchFront();
        $dataProvider = $searchModel->search(Yii::$app->request->queryParams);
        $category = Category::find()->all();

        return $this->render('index', [
            'searchModel' => $searchModel,
            'dataProvider' => $dataProvider,
            'category'=>$category
        ]);
    }

Код Search Модели:
class ProductSearchFront extends Product
{
    public function rules()
    {
        return [
            [['id', 'cat_id'], 'integer'],
            [['name', 'img', 'url', 'maker', 'cat_name'], 'safe'],
        ];
    }

    public function search($params){
        $query = Product::find();

        $dataProvider = new ActiveDataProvider([
            'query' => $query,
        ]);

        $this->load($params);

        if (!$this->validate()) {
            // uncomment the following line if you do not want to return any records when validation fails
            // $query->where('0=1');
            return $dataProvider;
        }

        $query->andFilterWhere([
            'id' => $this->id,
            'cat_id' => $this->cat_id,
//            'cat_name'=>$cat_name
        ]);

        $query->andFilterWhere(['like', 'name', $this->name])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'img', $this->img])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'url', $this->url])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'maker', $this->maker])
            ->andFilterWhere(['like', 'cat_name', $this->cat_name]);

        return $dataProvider;
    }
}

Код вьюшки:
<?
use yii\helpers\Html;
use yii\widgets\Pjax;
?>

        <?php echo $this->render('_search', ['model' => $searchModel]); ?>

    <?php Pjax::begin(); ?>
<?= \yii\widgets\ListView::widget([
    'dataProvider' => $dataProvider,
    'emptyText'=>'Ничего не найдено',
    'options' => [
        'class'=>'list'
    ],
    'itemOptions' => ['class' => 'item'],
    'itemView' => function ($model, $key, $index, $widget) {
        return Html::a(Html::encode($model->name), ['view', 'id' => $model->id]);
    },

]) ?>
    <?php Pjax::end(); ?>

Код вьюшки главной страницы:

            <?php foreach ($category as $cat):?>

<?= $cat->cat_name?>

<?//= Html::a('Подробнее',['catalog/index', 'cat_name'=>$cat->cat_name, 'category'=>$category])?>
                    <?= Html::a('Подробнее',['catalog/index'])?>

            <?php endforeach;?>

A: В Вашем случае, лучший способ - передавать id категории GET параметром и в контроллере фильтровать.
В search model должно быть что-то наподобие такого:
public function searchByCategory($params)
{
    $query = Product::find()->where(['cat_id'=>$params['cat_id']]);
    // Далее обработка фильтров и пр., как обычно.
}

В контроллере:
public function actionByCategory($cat_id)
{
    $searchModel = new ProductSearchFront();
    // Здесь отбор по id категории
    $dataProvider = $searchModel->searchByCategory(Yii::$app->request->queryParams);
    $category = Category::find()->all();

    return $this->render('index', [
        'searchModel' => $searchModel,
        'dataProvider' => $dataProvider,
        'category'=>$category
    ]);
}

Примерно, как-то так...
P.S. Код писал прямо на сайте, просто чтобы показать принцип решения задачи. За работоспособность не ручаюсь.


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Das Amtsgericht Pottenstein war ein von 1879 bis 1959 bestehendes bayerisches Gericht der ordentlichen Gerichtsbarkeit mit Sitz in der oberfränkischen Stadt Pottenstein.

Anlässlich der Einführung des Gerichtsverfassungsgesetzes am 1. Oktober 1879 wurde in Pottenstein ein Amtsgericht errichtet, dessen Sprengel aus dem vorherigen Landgerichtsbezirk Pottenstein gebildet wurde und somit die Orte Adlitz, Behringersmühle, Betzenstein, Bieberbach, Büchenbach, Christanz, Elbersberg, Freiahorn, Geschwand, Gößweinstein, Hannberg, Haßlach, Hohenmirsberg, Kirchahorn, Kirchenbirkig, Kleingesee, Körbeldorf, Körzendorf, Kühlenfels, Langenloh, Leienfels, Leupoldstein, Leups, Leutzdorf, Moggast, Morschreuth, Oberailsfeld, Obertrubach, Ottenberg, Poppendorf, Pottenstein, Püttlach, Rabeneck, Regenthal, Reizendorf, Stadelhofen, Stierberg, Trockau, Tüchersfeld, Unterailsfeld, Volsbach, Vorderkleebach, Wichsenstein und Wolfsberg umfasste. Übergeordnete Instanz war das Landgericht Bayreuth.

Nachdem das Amtsgericht Pottenstein kriegsbedingt zur Zweigstelle des Amtsgerichts Pegnitz herabgestuft und dies 1956 noch einmal bestätigt worden war, erfolgte auf Anweisung des Bayerischen Staatsministers der Justiz am 1. Juli 1959 die Aufhebung dieser Zweigstelle.

Einzelnachweise

Pottenstein
Bauwerk in Pottenstein (Oberfranken)
Gegründet 1879
Aufgelöst 1959

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Burnout is definitely a thing. I was off work for about a month in 2013 for burnout and I was only 23 years old. Granted, there was quite a bit going on that led to the problem but first, what is burnout?
According to Dr. Shimi Kang, a psychiatrist from Vancouver, burnout is when a patient suffers from chronic stress. Symptoms include: signs of physical or emotional exhaustion (i.e. chronic fatigue, insomnia, constantly falling ill, weight gain, loss of appetite, anxiety, depression, anger issues, pessimism, cynicism and detachment) and a drop in productivity (i.e. forgetfulness and issues with concentration and focus) (Alini).
I was working ridiculous hours with rotating shifts while on availability and had just started a full-time evening position at work. I was also working on an online event planning certification. I was at my heaviest weight to date because my schedule didn't allow for much time to cook and prep food at home. I had recently moved out on my own, for the first time, after my relationship with my then fiance fell apart. I was being harassed incessantly by a former manager and a close friend had a pretty major accident. It was too much; I needed a break.
For a month, I was off work. I used the time to recover and work on strategies to prevent it from happening again. Clearly, changes needed to be made.
Since then, I've made every effort to make my well-being a priority. If it meant working less or taking a break from school, I did it. I started exercising more, eating better and trying to regulate my sleep. I lost 40lbs and went from a size 13 to a 6. I started reaching out to family and friends more, taking my breaks at work, restarting old hobbies and whatever else I, or my doctor, thought could help. I started taking better care of myself again and I've never let my stress levels reach that height again, nor do I intend to let them.
Take care of yourself. You cannot help yourself or others if you're running on empty. You deserve health and happiness just as much as anyone else.
Have you suffered from burnout? What steps did you take to get well?
I suffered a burnout this spring. Like you, I had a lot personal issues going on while ramping up to the busiest season at work. It felt like everything came crashing down at once.
I took a week off, and with no family doctor I realised the stigma that is around mental health. I already felt self-judgement for being 27 and going through a burnout, to then have the professionals that were supposed to help me contribute to that judgement. It was awful.
The balance is still something i struggle with but every day I try to remind myself that I'm not any less committed or responsible if I need to take a minute for myself. To regroup. To recharge. I've started reframing it, I see it now as taking care of myself so I can give 100% of myself to my job, my family and friends and any other commitments.
Thank you for writing this. It's helped to show me that burnout can happen at any age, there really isn't a timeline.
Thank you for sharing your story. It's not an easy thing to do.
I can definitely understand that navigating the healthcare system can be challenging and not all healthcare professionals are equipped to deal with issues related to mental health. Something that will hopefully improve with more awareness.
I'm happy to hear that you found this helpful and know that you are not alone in this. Juggling so many hats makes setting boundaries hard but it's absolutely necessary for wellbeing. What helped me most in the beginning was scheduling in me time like any other commitment and sticking to it. It became easier with time.
Take care of yourself. You deserve health and happiness too.


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In the open window go to the Store tab or click the Microsoft Office store button.
In the search field enter Doc.one add-in.
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Brian Wilson adds 3 NYC 'Gershwin' shows & other dates
By BrooklynVegan Staff April 5, 2011 4:10 PM
Two days after he plays Wellmont Theater (on 6/9, tickets), Brian Wilson will start a three-night NYC run at Highline Ballroom with first-come-first-served seated shows on June 11th, 12th, & 13th. The performances, like at the Wellmont show, and a recently-added CT show, will see Brian performing "Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin in its entirety, along with a selection of solo and Beach Boys classics." Tickets for all three shows are on sale.
Updated tour dates below…
Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin
BRIAN WILSON – 2011 TOUR DATES
June 8, 2011: Ridgefield CT: The Ridgefield Playhouse
June 9, 2011: Montclair NJ: The Wellmont Theatre
June 11, 2011: New York, NY: Highline Ballroom
June 15, 2011: Kitchener, ON: The Centre in the Square
June 17, 2011: Montreal, QC: Place des Arts
June 18, 2011: Toronto, ON: Massey Hall
June 20, 2011: Ottawa, ON: National Arts Centre
June 22, 2011: Winnipeg, MB:Pantages Playhouse Theatre
June 23, 2011: Regina, SK: Conexus Arts Centre
June 25, 2011: Calgary, AB: Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
June 26, 2011: Edmonton, AB: Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
June 28, 2011: Vancouver, BC: Queen Elizabeth Theatre
September 9, 2011: Isle of Wight – Bestival 2011: Robin Hill Adventure Park
September 10, 2011: Gateshead, England: The Sage Gateshead
September 11, 2011: Glasgow, Scotland: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
September 13, 2011: Manchester, England: Manchester Bridgewater Hall
September 14, 2011: Birmingham, England: Birmingham Symphony Hall
September 16, 2011: London, England: Royal Festival Hall
September 20, 2011: Paris, France: Casino de Paris
September 21, 2011: Holland: Paradiso
September 22, 2011: Brussels: Ancienne Belgique
September 24, 2011: Copenhagen: Vega
September 25, 2011: Stockholm: Cirkus
September 26, 2011: Osio: Sentrum Scene
Filed Under: Beach Boys | Brian Wilson | Highline Ballroom Category: Music News | tour dates
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The London Korean Links Awards 2014
by Philip Gowman posted 3 Jan 2015 1 Jan 2019 updated 1 Jan 2019
in Seasonal posts. 8 minute read
Our regular unscientific seasonal post which recognises some of the people, books, films and events which made 2014 an outstanding year.
Personality of the Year
This year there seem to have been more anti-heroes than heroes – examples to avoid rather than emulate. Villains we loved to hate this year have included the reclusive photographer, cult leader and head of the chaebol that owned the Sewol ferry, Yoo Byung-eun aka Ahae; Nut rage Korean Air heiress Cho Hyun-ah; and probably everyone involved with The Interview.
But to recognise people who have made a particular contribution to Korea's cultural life, Lee Bul deserves a mention for her hyperactive year; Kyung Wha Chung made a long-awaited comeback to the UK concert platform; and Ahn Sung-ki also made a comeback movie performance in a major role. But the winner is Cho Min-suk, Curator of the South Korean Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale, who reminded us that Venice hosts other Biennales apart from the famous contemporary art show. Winning the Golden Lion award for best national pavilion put the architecture of the Korean peninsula on the global map.
Cho Min-suk holds up the Golden Lion (photo: Yonhap via Korea.net)
Film of the year
Of the films released in 2014, two compete for the top slot. A third, which first showed in London in 2014, would have given them a strong run for their money, but probably should be disregarded for being the previous year's film.
Ahn Sung-ki in Hwajang
The two 2014 films: Im Kwon-taek's Hwajang / Revivre and July Jung's Doheeya / A Girl at My Door. The former deserves its place for fitting in so well with the cultural theme of the year (Korean literature), for its lyrical and autumnal feel and for marking a welcome comeback for Ahn Sung-ki in a major role. Hwajang is Im Kwon-taek's 102nd feature, while Girl at My Door is July Jung's debut. And what a debut it is, with amazing performances from Bae Doo-na as the troubled police chief and Kim Sae-ron as the even more troubled child, and assured handling of a huge range of complex social issues while still managing to have an ending which is slightly feel-good. Quite an achievement.
Bae Doo-na in A Girl at My Door – LKL's film of the year
I really wanted to like the Im Kwon-taek, and almost surprised myself by doing so; I went into the July Jung with an open mind, and came out blown away. So despite giving them both 4.5 stars in my reviews, A Girl at My Door gets the accolade.
Ryoo Hyeon-kyeong as the young shaman Kim Geum-hwa in Manshin.
The honourable mention goes to Park Chan-kyong's Manshin, a 2013 documentary which had me gripped from beginning to end (and which also features Kim Sae-ron from A Girl at My Door as the shaman during her childhood years).
Book of the year
What a year it has been. Literature in translation seems to be really hitting its stride, with several major new translations hitting the bookshops. The ones that I can remember are Gong Ji-young's Our Happy Time (tr Sora Kim-Russell); Hwang Sunmi's The Hen who Dreamed she could Fly (tr Kim Chi-young); Lee Jung-myung's The Investigation (tr Kim Chi-young); and Shin Kyung-sook's I'll be right there (tr Sora Kim-Russell). There's also been a republication of an existing translation – Hwang Sok-yong's Shadow of Arms (tr Chung Kyung-ja). Meanwhile Dalkey continues its Korean literature project with five more translations, and Asia Publishers now has 90 short stories in its bilingual series plus five younger authors. I confess to having struggled twice to get into the Shin Kyung-sook, and if I don't succeed on the third attempt I'll give up on it; and I haven't had a chance to open Shadow of Arms yet. The book I'm most looking forward to reading is Park Min-gyu's Pavane for a Dead Princess from the second set of Dalkey translations (by Amber Hyun Jung Kim). But so far this year I've yet to read any work of fiction that grabbed me as much as last year's winner No One Writes Back.
Dear Leader – on the shortlist
On the academia front there has been
Janet Poole: When the Future Disappears: The Modernist Imagination in Late Colonial Korea. (Studies of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University). New York: Columbia University Press.
The Venerable Hyewon and David A. Mason: Encyclopedia of Korean Buddhism. Seoul: Unju-sa Publishers.
Reflections of a Zen Buddhist Nun: Essays by Zen Master Kim Iryŏp. Translated from the Korean by Jin Y. Park. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
Eugene Y. Park: A Family of No Prominence: The Descendants of Pak Tŏkhwa and the Birth of Modern Korea. Stanford: Stanford University Press.
Yeonok Jang: Korean P'ansori Singing Tradition: Development, Authenticity, and Performance History. Plymouth: Scarecrow Press.
Sun Joo Kim & Jungwon Kim: Wrongful Deaths (Selected Inquest Records from Nineteenth-Century). University of Washington Press.
Charlotte Horlyck & Michael J. Pettid: Death, Mourning, and Afterlife in Korea: Ancient to Contemporary Times. University of Hawai'i Press.
Of the ones that haven't already made it onto my bookshelf, Janet Poole's work is top of the list.
On the more accessible non-fiction, there has been Euny Hong's fun Birth of Korean Cool, Andrew Salmon's Modern Korea: All That Matters; and the Hairy Bikers' Asian Adventure.
Reverting to the theme of translations, the two shortlisted books for the year are both non-fiction translations. The runner up is Jang Jin-sung's Dear Leader (translated by Shirley Lee) – a fascinating account of certain aspects of North Korea's propaganda and espionage efforts, as well as giving some insights into the DPRK's cultural life. Less interesting were the Boys' Own aspects: the story of Jang's escape from the country and from the security forces which sought for him in China. Nevertheless this was a book which lived up to the hype. But the winner is a translation of the Annals of King Taejo (tr Choi Byonghyon) – the first few volumes of the UNESCO-listed Annals of the Joseon Dynasty. What a treasure trove. I could hardly contain my excitement as I browsed it.
The Annals of King Taejo – Book of the Year
(Read all LKL's book reviews here)
London exhibition of the year
The longlist:
Korean Crafts – Constancy & Change – at Tent London
Lee Bul at the KCC and IKON
Lee Jae-hyo – Grass Flower – at HADA Contemporary
Woodblock prints from Jeung Hyun and Tak Ki-young's photographs of eunuchs' tombs at Mokspace
Leonard Johansson's Confessions of an Opium Eater at Hanmi Gallery
Kim Ha-young's Modern Soup at 43 Inverness Street
A K-Fashion Odyssey at the KCC – particularly the work of Rejina Pyo.
Some of Shin Meekyoung's work on display at Belton House during 2014 (photo credit: Shin Meekyoung / Facebook)
Shin Meekyoung has had another busy year, but all of her new work has been outside of London – with exhibitions in Belton House (Grantham, Lincs), the National Centre for Craft & Design (Sleaford, Lincs) and Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery – and so I failed to see any of it. I'm am hoping that HADA's next show (coming in February 2015) will feature some of it, particularly some of her new blue works.
A close-up of one of Chun Kwang-young's works
The two leading contenders for exhibition of the year both involve recycled books: one uses old hanji books, the other any book she can lay her hands on: Chun Kwang-young at Bernard Jacobson Gallery and Kwon Jukhee at October Gallery. Both were a pleasure to photograph, and were worth a couple of visits to enjoy to the full. For impact in the memory though, Kwon's hand-cut book sculptures just take the prize.
Jukhee Kwon: Abstract Book Landscape, 2013. Paper and acrylic paint, 20 x 50 cm. At October Gallery
(Read all LKL's exhibition reviews here)
I haven't listened to much in the way of new albums this year. Akdong Musician's debut album was pleasant listening without much lodging itself in the memory; Clazziquai's Blink has been in the CD player a fair amount, along with the latest from Pastel stalwarts such as Epitone Project and Herz Analog. But the album which really caught my attention was Bari Abandoned featuring pansori singer Han Seung-seok and instrumentalist Jung Jae-il. The two of them met in Won Il's group Puri in 2001, and thus have a long history of giving traditional music a contemporary twist.
Jung Jae-il (left) and Han Seung-seok performing Bari Abandoned on stage (Image: Theapro)
For Bari, Abandoned they worked with playwright Bae Sam-sik who provided lyrics for a set of songs loosely inspired by the Princess Bari legend. According to the Korea Times's review of their live concert,
Inspiration for the album came from a very Korean story, but their music goes beyond nationality. "Ama, ama, mero ama" is Han and Jung's tribute to an unregistered Nepalese worker who died of heart attack after five months in Korea in 1992.
And in fact it was that very track which introduced me to the album.
The combination of a traditionally-trained vocalist with a pianist who is comfortable in many genres from musicals through to rock provides for some varied and emotional listening and it's the album that I'll be returning to more than any other released this year.
The album cover of Bari, Abandoned
Live event of the year
In a strong field there were two stand-out events which will stay with me in my memory for a long time.
For sheer emotional impact – the evening was completely exhausting and enthralling – Ensemble Sinawi's appearance at the City of London Festival at LSO St Luke's was a stunning experience.
Ensemble Sinawi at LSO St Luke's as part of the City of London Festival, 8 July 2014. Photo: LKL
And for brain food, well, the cumulative impact of all the Korea Market Focus events of the London Book Fair takes some beating. Among the many top quality talks and discussions was Kim Young-ha and Kim In-suk in a session entitled Writing Home: Migrant Literature along with Xiaolu Guo, and this is LKL's Event of the Year. The two Korean authors were on fire as they seemed to finish each other's sentences. So in tune were they that we discovered they had almost written the same novel: Kim Young-ha had to cancel his plans to write a novel about Crown Prince Sohyeon (son of King Injo, who was kept hostage by the new Qing rulers in China) when he discovered Kim In-suk had already written one. Now let's get it translated.
Kim In-suk (L), Kim Young-ha and Xiaolu Guo (R) discuss migrant literature with Ellah Allfrey (2nd from L) 9 April 2014 (photo: LKL)
Thanks to all the artists, performers, organisers and sponsors for another outstanding year.
The Best of 2014 on other sites:
Top 10 movie moments (Hanguk Yeonghwa)
Top 10 films (Hanguk Yeonghwa)
The 12 best K-pop music videos (Beyond Hallyu)
Filed in: 2014 year-end posts
Directors: Im Kwon-taek
Musicians: Han Seung-seok | Jung Jae-il
Artists: Chun Kwang-young (전광영) | Kwon Jukhee (권죽희) | Shin Meekyoung (신미경)
People: Ahn Sung-ki | Bae Doo-na
Event tags: LBF Korea
Other tags: LKL Awards | Review of the year - books | Review of the year - exhibitions | Review of the year - film | Review of the year - music | Review of the year - performance
2 thoughts on "The London Korean Links Awards 2014"
So glad that Bari, Abandoned made your top choice in music this year! I still haven't gotten my hands on it myself (must order new CDs soon!) but imagine that it would rank highly also on my list for 2014.
Philip Gowman says:
Once again, Anna, it was you that put me on to it via one of your Randomness posts, which mentioned you'd been listening to a lot of Jung Jae-il … which got me googling.
I suppose I've got to read this, but what a tacky cover!


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You can also write to Ray Franz at that address. He often responds fairly quickly to first time letters.
Let him know that Jim Whitney says hi.
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IRRI is working closely with the Government of the Republic of Korea through its Rural Development Administration (RDA) in advancing rice research to help more rice-growing countries.
The IRRI-RDA collaboration will maximize research opportunities and go beyond challenges to create a strong impact in helping resource-poor farmers. IRRI works with RDA in the delivery of tailored solutions to the country's local needs.
The International Rice Research Institute hosted this year's technical working group meeting of CGIAR's Germplasm Health Units (GHU). The meeting focused on finding innovative solutions to achieve a disease-free, viable and well-documented germplasm and developing delivery strategies to make it available and accessible to farmers and the market.
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IRRI and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations through the Closing Rice Yield Gaps with Reduced Environmental Footprints (CORIGAP-PRO) and the European Union Support to District Development Programme increases the national capacity of Sri Lanka on postharvest technology for rice by conducting a workshop on drying and storage technologies.
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"The Maoists, who sneaked in the backward region of State in 1980, gradually resorted to violence and arson. They have so far set ablaze 103 trucks, 151 tractors, 26 road rollers and 33 tippers," the Ant-Naxalite Operations (ANO), a specialized unit of Maharashtra Police, said today.
The total damage to vehicles stood at Rs 15,38,10,649 during the last two-and-a-half-decades.
In an incident dated April 21, a group of ultras set three trucks and 12 four-wheelers, collectively valued at Rs 20 lakh, on fire between Sindha and Dodgiri in Aheri taluka of the district.
Naxals also targeted the Border Road Organisation (BRO) whose mandate was to lay a national highway via Sironcha taluka.
"BRO lost 15 trucks, 10 tippers and JCB machines costing Rs 1,47,45,000 during its camping here," ANO said in a release.
According to ANO, year 2009 was worst as a total of 49 vehicles were targeted. "While it was 30 vehicles in 2011, 28 in 2008, 26 in 2006 and 28 in 2013," ANO added.