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Sam Furness
"There is a notable debut from Sam Furness as the tortured Novice, bullied by Claggart into betraying Billy"
The Times
"Furness, however, is terrific in the immensely difficult title role. Gauchely attractive, he… sings it all with great ease and impeccable style… it's Furness's night."
"...a voice with star quality, and Furness can float it delicately over a final chord as readily as he can send it slamming to the back of the hall."
The Arts Desk
"There was no need to make allowances for tonight's cast. The stuttering, twitching, and completely hilarious Vašek (Samuel Furness)… provided some moments of pure comedic genius."
Described as having "all the makings of a star" in the Guardian and hailed as "a lyric tenor clearly going places" in Opera magazine, tenor Sam Furness has sung major roles for Scottish Opera, Garsington Opera and the Teatro Real, Madrid, always earning praise for his compelling acting and innate musicality.
Highlights of the 2018-19 season include his house debuts at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden (Novice Billy Budd and Simpleton Boris Godunov) and Theater an der Wien (Rodolphe Guillaume Tell). He also returns to Vlaanderen Opera (Vitek The Makropulos Case and Der Cavalier Cardillac). In the 2019-20 season he makes his house and role debut as Albert Gregor The Makropulos Case at the Opernhaus Zürich.
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White King/Mad Hatter, Alice's Adventures Under Ground
Royal Opera House, February 2020
Sam Furness of the 7pm cast couldn't have been better or more clarion. Barry gives his White Rabbit (pictured below) short shrift until the trial, but the Mad Hatter has instant impact with machine-gun-fire "noroomnoroomnoroom"s.
David Nice, The Arts Desk, 5 February 2020
The remainder of the cast — Sam Furness, Peter Tantsits, Mark Stone, Clare Presland and Hilary Summers — similarly excel in multiple roles.
Barry Millington, Evening Standard, 6 February 2020
Albert Gregor, The Makropulos Case
Opernhaus Zürich, September 2019
The rest of the cast, too, is absolutely exquisite. It is a hand-picked ensemble, from which the tenor Sam Furness as Albert Gregor and baritone Scott Hendricks as Jaroslav Prus … stand out. But it has to be said, rarely does one see an ensemble in which all eleven singers are so utterly convincing.
Deutschlandfunk Kultur, 22 September 2019
Sam Furness performs confidently as great-great-grandson Albert…
Susanne Kübler, Berner Zeitung, 23 September 2019
All the singers were very good vocally and theatrically. Tenor Sam Furness was outstanding as Albert Gregor, credibly embodying the tempestuous young man with a bright tenor…
John H Mueller, OnlineMerker, 23 September 2019
The male roles were also superbly cast, notably with Sam Furness and his nuanced tenor voice in the role of Albert Gregor...
Deutschlandfunk Kultur, 23 September 2019
… Albert, sung with warmth and beauty of voice by Sam Furness ...
Anna Kardos, Tagblatt, 24 September 2019
Sam Furness plays the nervous and infatuated Albert Gregor, singing and playing the role convincingly.
Das Opernmagazin, 24 September 2019
Holy Fool, Boris Godunov
Royal Opera House, June 2019
And there's no weak link among the soloists... Sam Furness's Holy Fool lights up the stage with his sweetly-sung derangements.
Michael Church, The Independent, 20 June 2019
Rising tenor Sam Furness makes his mark as the Holy Fool whose innocent, plain-speaking lines devastate the already disturbed Tsar.
George Hall, The Stage, 20 June 2019
Sam Furness makes a strong impression as the Holy Fool...
Hugh Canning, The Times, 30 June 2019
As the Holy Fool, Sam Furness built on the strong impression he had made as the Novice in Billy Budd - he is a tenor to watch.
Erica Jeal, Opera magazine, September 2019
Novice in Billy Budd, cond. Ivor Bolton, dir. Deborah Warner
Royal Opera House, April 2019
Among a strong supporting cast, Sam Furness stands out as the groveling hapless Novice
Rupert Christiansen, The Telegraph, 24 April 2019 ★★★★★
Britten's all-male opera demands character singing of the highest quality, and this production highlights British male talent spanning three decades... the wide-eyed Novice of Sam Furness, everyone makes their mark in this motley crew.
Amanda Holloway, The Stage, 24 April 2019 ★★★★★
"There is a notable debut from Sam Furness as the tortured Novice, bullied by Claggart into betraying Billy"
Hugh Canning, The Times, 28 April 2019
And then there was the cast of principals, which was up there with anything that seasoned Budd veterans will be able to remember... tenor Sam Furness made a company debut full of promise as the Novice, warmly sung and strongly projected
Erica Jeal, Opera magazine, July 2019
Among the minor characters... Sam Furness's Novice – broken by a flogging, then turning into Billy's betraying Judas – are vividly portrayed.
Michael Church, The Independent, 24 April 2019 ★★★★
"In his ROH debut, Sam Furness shone as the bullied Novice."
Fiona Maddocks, The Observer, 28 April 2019 ★★★★
Sam Furness, making his ROH debut as Novice... an impressive performance in this difficult role.
Melanie Eskenazi, musicOMH, 24 April 2019 ★★★★
There is a host of stand-out performances in the smaller roles... Sam Furness goes from strength to strength in his intensely sung Novice
Peter Reed, Classical Source, 24 April 2019 ★★★
Supporting roles are richly cast, with Sam Furness's pitiful Novice and the gruff warmth of Clive Bayley's grizzled Dansker standing out.
Alexander Coghlan, The Spectator, 4 May 2019
The cast was uniformly strong. Sam Furness made much of the Novice's role, working hard with the text and communicating the young lad's ignorance and innocence. Furness sang the Novice's Dirge with honest feeling, as, encouraged by his caring friend (Dominic Sedgwick), he dragged himself the full length of the deck, unable to walk or stand after his flogging.
Claire Seymour, Opera Today, 26 April 2019
Most notable is tenor Sam Furness in his pivotal (albeit not exactly colossal) role as the Novice. The fledgling who sells his soul to ambush Billy Budd out of fear of Claggart is rendered almost sympathetic by the tremulous and yet accurate fashion with which Furness sings of the "floggings and the lashings" he endures as a sailor, using diminuendo and vibrato to suggest total frailty as a sad paradox to a man of his vigour and age.
Sophia Lambton, BroadwayWorld.com, 30 April 2019
Stravinsky's Threni
London Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Festival Hall, December 2018, cond. Vladimir Jurowski
Among the soloists, tenor Sam Furness and bass Joshua Bloom stood out in their long, unaccompanied exchange at the work's centre... Terrific stuff, wonderfully well done.
Tim Ashley, The Guardian, 9 December 2018
Excellent soloists too, and if I pick out tenor Sam Furness and bass Joshua Bloom for special praise, that is only for the quantity of their solo work in a uniformly fine line-up.
Gavin Dixon, The Arts Desk, 10 December 2018
Flamand in Strauss's Capriccio dir. Tim Albery, cond. Douglas Boyd
Garsington Opera, June 2018
Tenor Sam Furness's sweet-voiced Flamand is delightfully boyish and ardent, lost in his music, inflamed in voice and heart by his passion for his dual muses, music and the Countess.
Claire Seymour, Opera Today, June 2018
Sam Furness's tenor is on glorious form for Flamand, the geeky musician with an idealistic passion
Peter Reed, Classical Source, June 2018
Sam Furness was a clear-voiced, earnest and engaging Flamand
David Karlin, Bachtrack, June 2018
Don José in Bizet's Carmen - Jyväskylä Opera
January 2018
The level of the soloists is very high: tenor Sam Furness sings with his pure lyrical voice with glamour and gives the language a great naturalness; he looks alive on the stage.
Both main roles sing their parts very well. Especially memorable are Furness' high notes, which predict the possibility of getting to the very biggest stages of the world.
Title role of Offenbach Les contes d'Hoffman, cond. Philip Sunderland, dir. James Bonas
English Touring Opera, October 2015
Furness, however, is terrific in the immensely difficult title role. Gauchely attractive, he charts Hoffmann's descent from naive idealism to self-destructive despair with compelling veracity, and sings it all with great ease and impeccable style… it's Furness's night.
Sam Furness's tenor as Hoffmann ... sounds almost too seductive for a serial romantic failure. This is a voice with star quality, and Furness can float it delicately over a final chord as readily as he can send it slamming to the back of the hall.
The Arts Desk
The ubiquitous Hoffmann (strongly sung and flamboyantly acted by Sam Furness) is no longer a poet deserted by inspiration but a silent movie director who is equally washed up.
The singing is of exceptional quality. Sam Furness flings himself with total commitment into Hoffmann's torment – it's refreshing to hear a British tenor let rip with such full-throated ardour and he plays the part of the hopeless unshaven wastrel to the hilt.
There was no doubting the passion and promise of Sam Furness' blond-mopped Hoffmann.
The screening of this 'lesson in love' is overseen by Sam Furness's jaded and disillusioned Hoffmann, a slumped figure of dejection, pathos blending with mundanity - a former Romantic hero now reduced to an idler blowing smoke rings. Furness was tireless in the title role and blended an ethereally beautiful head voice with focused lyrical power and rich warmth. Furness also showed good sense in pacing himself and ensuring that he had the stamina to sustain the lyrical intensity; indeed, he began strongly, but held enough in reserve to offer some thrillingly impassioned singing in the Antonia and Giulietta Acts. He was utterly convincing as the somewhat shabby poet-turned-filmmaker.
Opera Today
The cast were on fine form… Sam Furness has a lyrical tenor voice and he did a great job with Kleinzach's aria in the prologue which he sang with tongue in cheek heroic gusto… he delivered well in the incendiary scenes in the Antonia and Giulietta Acts where he gave us some thrilling singing and a ravishing beauty of tone.
Seen and Heard International
Offenbach's Hoffmann is a drunkard, a dreamer, a seducer and a murderer. Played with gusto by tenor Sam Furness, we first see him in the depths of drink, goaded, unsuccessfully by his Muse (mezzo soprano Louise Mott) into producing his next work of genius.
Big Issue
No such problem with the lyrical singing of Sam Furness, who made a beautifully convincing Hoffmann, poet and visionary rescued from his own excesses…
Mark Ronan
Sam Furness in trascendent form…. Furness is lyrical, fearless and tireless in the title role.
Rising star tenor Sam Furness brings burnished and varied tone to his self-destructive Hoffmann.
Sam Furness is excellent as Hoffmann, producing a strong and expansive tenor sound.
Baron Lummer in Strauss Intermezzo, cond. Jac van Steen, dir. Bruno Ravella
Garsington Opera, June 2015
Sam Furness turns in a fine performance as a shameless, perpetually grinning Baron Lummer
Financial Times
Sam Furness, as the dashing Baron Lummer with whom Christine is supposed to be entangled, delivered a wonderfully detailed portrait of caddish, wheedling opportunism
Classical Source
Other supporting roles are flawlessly taken. Sam Furness does a perfect comedy turn as the not very bright young fop Baron Lummer
Arts Desk
Sam Furness is a splendidly laconic Baron Lummer.
Music OMH
Sam Furness's Baron… [is] excellently shambolic
Sam Furness brings some much-needed comic relief as spivvy Baron Lummer
Sam Furnes's Baron Lummer offered a well-judged mixture of vocal allure and immaturity of character.
Opera Today
Števa in Janáček Jenůfa, cond. Stuart Stratford, dir. Annilese Miskimmon
Scottish Opera, April 2015
Sam Furness is a wonderfully slippery Števa.
Sam Furness's recklessly immature Števa [is] all too credible.
Joe in Puccini The Girl of the Golden West, cond. Keri-Lynn Wilson, dir. Richard Jones
English National Opera, September 2014
…young lyric tenor Sam Furness's voice gleaming occasionally through the textures
Arts Desk
Jaquino Fidelio, cond. Douglas Boyd, dir. John Cox
Garsington Opera, June 2014
For me there were two standout performances. Jennifer France, and especially Sam Furness, in the usually boring roles of Marzelline and Jaquino, acted and sang impeccably and in such a way as to make you care about characters most productions scarcely bother with.
Arts Journal
Making more than is on the page of the somewhat inconsequential Jaquino was Sam Furness, very much the handsome chap who wants his girl.
Classical Source
Lensky Eugene Onegin, cond. Jane Glover, dir. John Ramster
Royal Academy of Music, March 2013
The vocal honours of the evening went unequivocally to Samuel Furness, whose performance of Lensky's aria before the duel, a piece that can sound maudlin, was so pure in tone, so full of useless regret, that I wonder if I have ever heard it sung so finely in the theatre.
The Spectator
Samuel Furness (Lensky) stood out for his bright, commanding tenor and confident acting.
…Samuel Furness's Lensky [was] outstanding...with exceptional singing… Furness held on to his top-note farewell with a cheeky persistence that had you gasping. But this was the last night of the run and he could do it, so why not? In a work suffused with poignancy, it was nice to smile.
Title role of Albert Herring, cond. David Syrus
Théâtre du Capitole Toulouse, January 2013
From a vocal perspective, the young British tenor is beyond reproach…
Pera Magazine
In the role of the 'May King'…Sam Furness is perfect. His monologues are delivered with a touching spontaneity… His beautiful tenor voice is moving…as an actor he is excellent.
The tenor Sam Furness was a remarkable interpreter of Albert Herring. Herring is a character who needs a convincing actor-singer rather than just a brilliant singer and this British tenor lives up to the challenge remarkably well.
The first ever May King at the Théâtre du Capitole is sung by young Sam Furness. This lyric tenor, who will turn 27 this year, already shows pretty amazing qualities of timbre, evenness throughout his whole vocal range and an innate musicality… my goodness, what great promise.
Singing the role of Albert, young British tenor Sam Furness is a revelation. A natural on stage, his Albert is genuine and touching. Here is a singer who knows how to negotiate the pitfalls of the score. Not to be missed.
Vaŝek The Bartered Bride, cond. Peter Robinson, dir. Rodula Gaitanou
British Youth Opera, September 2012
Yet even [Kecal] was outshone by the remarkable Vašek of Samuel Furness, a lyric tenor clearly going places... With Gaitanou's help, Furness created one of the most complete, funny and touching impersonations of this tricky role that I have seen.
Sam Furness, a fine tenor who can also act, commanded the stage as the poor, shy, tongue-tied boy who eventually finds his inner grizzly bear by joining a circus.
All the principals are singers one would like to hear again. Particularly outstanding [is] Samuel Furness, whose portrayal of the socially maladjusted Vasek — a stuttering victim of maternal oppression who finds his vocation in a circus bearskin — is a tour de force.
London Evening Standard
Samuel Furness's stammering nerd, Vasek [was] pointed and vigorous from the start, though his real blossoming comes in Act III, when this dolt bridegroom advances beyond caricature into a genuinely sympathetic character.
There was no need to make allowances for tonight's cast. The stuttering, twitching, and completely hilarious Vašek (Samuel Furness)… provided some moments of pure comedic genius.


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While speaking to reporters at the Dallas Cowboys camp on Friday, quarterback Dak Prescott pushed back on the idea that players should kneel during the national anthem at games. Dak supported fighting social injustices but thought that the National Anthem was not the time nor place for that kind of activity. "I never protest during the anthem and I don't think that's the time or venue to do so," he said. Noting that football games brought him and others a sense of peace, Prescott said other players' protests took away from the joy and love that people get from the sport. "When you bring such controversy to the stadium, to the field, to the game [...] it takes away from the joy and to the love that brings a lot of people," he said. (ARTICLE: IJR)
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Where do we start?? Oh, I know. I specifically asked 2010 to give you a message: to take it easy on me for a few months. Now it could be that 2010 forgot to give you the message, but since it's long gone, I'm holding you responsible. What part of "take it easy" did you not understand? Unfortunately, I have a sneaking suspicion that I'm going to start saying this every year (scary thought), but, 2011, you were a crazy-difficult, but terribly exciting and successful year.
Let's review.
In April I took a new position with my company. This new position involved moving to a new state. Not that big of a deal. Except moving to a new state meant that Mr. Frankel would have to find a new job AND transfer law schools. Did I mention that I took said new position six months before we'd know if Mr. Frankel would be accepted into his new law school? Scary stuff- especially when you consider that Mr. Frankel and I are not big risk-takers.
In May I started traveling for work. I don't mean day trips either; we're talking serious, hard-core traveling. Seven-countries-in-eight-months-type-of-traveling. I didn't even help move us into our new home; I was in Taiwan.
Needless to say, I learned a lot about marriage. Most importantly, I learned that I have an AMAZING husband who will sacrifice and put up with a LOT (thank goodness). I've always believed that the only person that will keep me from accomplishing something in life is me. Now that might sound cheesy, but it's true. *To be clear, I typically have realistic goals that I want to accomplish. It's not as if I think I'm going to be Miss America or something. So to me, moving to a new state, buying and selling a home, traveling around the world, finding Mr. Frankel a new job, and getting him into a new law school didn't seem like THAT big of a deal. What I realized in 2011,though, is that just because I believe that I'm the only one that can keep me from doing something in life doesn't necessarily mean that everyone else believes it automatically and will support me 100%- especially when the decisions I make don't just involve me. I realized that situations like this require more than just a positive attitude; there's quite a bit of salesmanship involved as well. That's okay with me, by the way, because I've always loved sales.
How did it all work out, you might be wondering? --Perfectly. We sold our house (pretty easily, I might add) and found a new one that we love. Mr. Frankel found a new job and was accepted into law school. So I'm sticking with my initial theory but tweaking it just a little: the only thing that will stop us from accomplishing something in life is the two of us. You can laugh at my positivity if you like, but I dare you to try to go through what Christopher and I did this year. It isn't for the faint of heart.
SO, 2011, although you were quite the rascal, you taught me so much (about marriage and sacrifice, believing in myself and my husband, and forcing me to wear my big-girl panties more than I've ever had to before) that I can't help but love you.
I won't bother asking you to pass along a message to 2012 though; you're not the trustworthy type, but we don't need you to ask 2012 to take it easy on us anyways. I've learned that Mr. Frankel and I are survivors. Bring your best, 2012.


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Day 1: Draw yourself or your persona.
Finished piece! I used Rapidograph sizes 00, 1, and 2. I think my smaller expressions would have looked less jittery if I had inked them with a dip pen; saving that thought for future reference.
I have not personally seen any expression charts arranged in this manner. That's not to say they're not out there, but I wanted to try something different and amusing. I'm a color wheel of weird.
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Below: sketchbook doodles to get into the zone.
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June 6 (UPI) -- A man who identified himself as a North Korean national and promised to help procure the release of a Japanese abduction victim has been arrested, according to a Japanese press report.
Kyodo News reported Wednesday police in Akita Prefecture said the defendant in his 40s said he would find the missing daughter of the plaintiff for about $7,300.
The defendant claimed that he was North Korean and the plaintiff's missing child had been abducted to North Korea.
"I will help broker her return," the defendant said, according to police.
The defendant has so far denied the charges, according to Kyodo.
The issue of abducted Japanese citizens is at the focus of Tokyo's concerns ahead of Tuesday's summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe left for the United States on Wednesday to meet with Trump and raise the issue of the abductions, according to the Asahi Shimbun.
"The discussion will likely be simply, 'Please make sure to talk about the abduction problem, because this is a matter of life or death for Japan'," a senior Japanese official told the newspaper.
Abe may be concerned the issue will get sidelined as Trump deprioritizes "maximum pressure" against North Korea, possibly in return for a better meeting with Kim.
Defense ministers of Japan, the United States and South Korea also omitted the term "maximum pressure" from their joint statement issued Sunday.
Japan has previously said North Korea must return 12 Japanese nationals, but according to the Asahi on Wednesday the position is "at least one of the 12" should be repatriated.
A dozen abductees are still officially recognized by Tokyo.


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The planned Center resonated with all. As Chaloner put it, "Often as you are treated with these chemicals and radiation, you're getting sicker and sicker and sicker, more and more debilitated. The closest radiation centers are in Riverhead and further up the Island. To subject people to that kind pf travel, we think, is cruel and inhuman punishment. I've literally had people in the community writing letters and saying, 'Why can't we do this at Southampton Hospital?'"
Barbara Phillips spoke humbly of her family's nine million dollar contribution to create the Center. "All of us worked very, very hard to get the money here," she told the room. "My father-in-law left the money to my husband to invest. My husband took advantage of a fine mind and a good bull market. He made it grow and it gives us great pleasure. Southampton Hospital saved his mother's life, so it's really an honor to work with you to do this."
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Chuck Scarborough, who has emceed the Hospital Summer Party so, so long, even he can't remember, came straight from his evening newscast to show support. "I just came out of being immersed in all the dreadful news we have, mass killings," he said. "So this is like coming up for air for me: coming to a place in Park Avenue where people are gathering to do what is certainly needed and to watch Southampton Hospital continue to grow."
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Prior to my career in medicine, I attended Seminary and worked in Christian Ministry, having served as a member of the ministry staff of two Kansas City area churches. Since completing residency training in 2003, I have practiced both Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine in the Kansas City and western Missouri region. My wife, Carol, and I have lived in the Lee's Summit area since 1989. We have been richly blessed with two daughters, Elise and Clarisse, as well as a son, by marriage, Steven and our first – and as of this time, only – grandchild, our grandson, Trey. My greatest joy and purpose come from my faith. It is not simply the most important part of my life, but rather, it IS my life, giving meaning and purpose to everything else. I love spending time with my family and friends every chance I get, as well as maintaining active involvement in my church, where I sing in the choir, lead in adult Bible study and serve as a lay leader. Additionally, I love travel. live theatre, writing and cheering for the Royals and the Chiefs. We are Kansas Citians through and through. We love our city, its people and its culture.
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I know what I did last week…
Remember last Tuesday's post?
The one no one could figure out what was happening or why it was posted at all?
Yeah. I totally did that on purpose
Before you crank up the hate mail, give me a second. It wasn't to make you all mad at me, to curse my name and spit on my Twitter profile.
Okay, I won't blame you if you do spit on my Twitter account, I'm not liking the new covers and it shows. But that's neither here nor there.
The reason I did that, was to give you as clear an example as I could think of, to demonstrate what it's like to have an ADHD brain.
One that doesn't fire on all cylinders because of over-stimulation or depending on the stresser, is firing on too many of them.
It's confusing, isn't it?
The not knowing which part of the conversation pertains to the other part, the one that you're pretty sure you're supposed to remember, but you don't know why you're supposed to.
Then comes the trying to understand the part that you now know for certain-you think-you're supposed to remember, even though you still haven't defined the why part, just the you're supposed to part, and….
Oh dear Gawd Ceelee, can't you make this madness stop?
…heh…Welcome to My world, ladies and gentleman
Executive functions. Those are the things that separate you and your oh so holier than thou thinking, all rational and linear, and I'm so jealous of you right now and…me.
Your executives are professionals
Your executives function at the executive level. They all know their jobs, they're professionals after all, and they do it right. Your executive functions are friends, they network, and get together just to hang out. Often.
My executives are delinquents
Then there's my executives. Who have either left the function entirely or are all out together,and taking in a liquid lunch. They don't function-functionally.
My thinking patterns are not linear, I don't filter out the extra info tidbits that are like accessories (not necessary, but fun) as well as you do and I get so busy trying to figure out what I need to know vs what I don't, that I need a nap before 10 am.
You would too.
I get worn out trying to figure out what me to know and then you get put out
So the post last week on the brain info-bomb I received, complete with fighter pilot terminology thrown in as illustration?
Really happened. Yes, the fighter pilots were in the background. Not in the car with us, within my head, and they were as puzzled about being there as you must've been reading about them.
That is my brain coping with info I can't process at the time. Be it stress, timing, lack of notification or location of notification-these things can crash and burn me faster than the speeding hate mail that my CeeLee senses are telling me is already on the way.
Ding! Yep, that's me. Gotta go


text: Home to a mix of nightlife, dining and and shopping opportunities, Soho is the energetic and grungy hub of the West End. Head for some serious shopping therapy at Berwick Carnaby street or Deanmark Street also known as Tin Pan Alley, famous for the incredible collection of instrument and music shops. Theatre fans must visit the road of shows, Shaftesbury Avenue, as it is one of the main entertainment districts in the capital filled with iconic venues such as Apollo, Lyric and Queen's theatre.


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Culture Trip stands with
Black Lives Matter
History comes alive as you take a walk inside the majestic Gwalior Fort. Known to be one of the most impenetrable fortresses of India, it was called 'the pearl in the necklace of the forts of India' by the Mughal Emperor, Babur. How about a peek into the past? Make sure to see the Light and Sound show hosted every evening at the amphitheatre here.
During the rebellion of 1857, Rani Lakshmibai (Queen of Jhansi) reached Gwalior by fighting the British army and sought shelter inside the Gwalior Fort. To commemorate her bravery, a big statue of Rani Lakshmibai at Phul Bagh on her horse was built in the spot where she took her last breath. A few places in the city have also been named after her.
Gwalior has many remains of Hindu religion in the form of great temples and shrines. There is the Saas-Bahu Temple (Sahastra Bahu Ka Mandir) dedicated to Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. Teli Ka Mandir, residing in the same complex, is known to be the highest building of Gwalior. The Sun Temple and Gopachal Parvat are also well-known places. A holy pilgrim centre, the Surajkund, is a large tank believed to have magical water.
Jai Vilas Palace houses the great Scindia legacy in Gwalior. An elegant piece of architecture, the palace showcases a blend of Italian, Tuscan and Corinthian art forms. A major part of the Jai Vilas Palace, the Scindia Museum, is famous for its crystal staircase and a mini silver train used for serving food by the royal family. Another surprise is that the palace has two of the largest chandeliers in the world, weighing three and a half tonnes, along with the largest hall carpet in Asia.
The first – and the most – admired singer in the court of Emperor Akbar, Tansen, was born in Gwalior. And so were some of the best-known musicians of India. The Sarod Ghar (Museum of Music), set up in the ancestral house of musician, Hafiz Ali Khan, has a huge collection of ancient instruments played by Indian masters in the olden days.
As a tribute to Tansen, Gwalior hosts the Tansen Sangeet Samaroh (Tansen Music Festival) every December. This four-day music festival organized at the Tansen Tomb is where musicians and artists from all across the country gather. For Indian classical music lovers, this festival can surely be a bait to visit Gwalior. Bonus points: December is one of the best months to visit the city!
Known as one of India's most colourful fairs, and the largest in Madhya Pradesh, the Gwalior Trade Fair is where you get to see the rich culture and heritage of central India. From the second week of January until February, this fair remains the centre of attention among people from far and wide. Musical nights and cultural evenings are an integral part of the fair. With a great number of swings, different colours and lights, the Gwalior Trade Fair is a must visit.
Gwalior specializes in traditional souvenirs from the state of Madhya Pradesh. There are various shops in the Patankar Bazaar and near Lashkar that offer a wide range of art and craft products. Wall hangings, handwoven carpets, lacquerware, dolls and jewellery are quite popular. Maheshwari and Chanderi sarees, leatherware and metalcraft are famous as well. Make sure to carry extra shopping bags because you'll end up buying more than you might have planned!
Gwalior mostly offers popular North Indian dishes, but with a special twist of its own. A few local products are famous all over Madhya Pradesh like the spicy and salty snack, namkeen and gajak, which is a crunchy and sweet preparation made with sesame seeds and jaggery. A must-try is the street food at Chaupaati and the Royal Thali at the Taj Usha Kiran Palace Hotel.
Want to experience royalty on your trip to Gwalior? Well, your wish can come true with hotels like the Gwalior Regency, Taj Usha Kiran Palace and Hotel Adityaz. Luxuriously decorated rooms, free WiFi, outdoor pools, spas, on-site restaurants, car rentals and currency exchange are some of the many services available. So, feel pampered to the core as you enjoy your stay here.
Love sports and fun activities? Gwalior has something just for you. Paddle your way across the Tighra Dam as you enjoy boating or just chill with family and friends. Take part in rock climbing and cycle on the western side of the Gwalior Fort, Urvai Gate. And to brush with wildlife, visit the Madhav National Park near Gwalior and enjoy valley crossing, trekking and rappelling.


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We will report our financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2018 in a press release that will be issued pre-market on March 28, 2019. Management will host a conference call with a live audio webcast that same day at 9:00 AM ET to review our operational progress and financial report.
To participate in the call, please dial (877) 407-8293 (domestic) or (201) 689-8349 (international). The live webcast will be accessible here and will be archived for 60 days. An audio webcast will be available for one week following the call and can be accessed during that period by dialing (877) 660-6853 (domestic) or (201) 612-7415 (international) with Conference ID #: 13688908.


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Sometimes my head feels like a very small place to reside.
I'll find myself trapped inside this space where thoughts spin faster than I can organize them. I'll feel fear or anger or anxiety or sadness, and instead of taking root and residing, they will bounce around and mingle and get all tangled up in themselves.
I'll remember the clear head. I'll remember the feelings of control and competency. I'll remember the peace.
But at the time, none of that matters.
I just sit there, trying to catch the thoughts; trying to follow one to its conclusion; trying to make sense of it all. And yet sense will somehow elude me.
I remember one evening a few years ago. It was when my depression was at its worst. I had gone out to the store in an attempt to break my mind free from its bondage and find a respite.
But it didn't work.
I found myself driving home at 9pm at night, terrified to stay in the space I was in. The pain inside me, while not physical, hurt more than any broken bone could have. It was a pain of emptiness and fear and hopelessness and despair. It was terror at not knowing how to break out. It was shame at being there in the first place. And it was a desperate scream from somewhere deep inside of myself for help. A scream so guttural and primal that it terrified me. It was a scream so shrouded in shame that I didn't dare let the world hear it.
I'm not in those days anymore. These struggles now are temporary. I can feel my overwhelm fading even as I write.
But those old days don't die from my memory. We don't leave a war without some wounds.
Now when I find myself trapped in my mind, I look around at the world. I see a world almost cruelly neutral. There is sun and snow, raindrops and rainbows, day and night. It's an endless cycle of disinterested neutrality. In essence, what it is is what we make of it.
There's a fear in that when things go dark, but there's a hope in that when things go well.
I know my demons reside in my mind. There's a hope in that as well as a terror.
At least these days I know that there is always a tomorrow.
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In this course students will learn to create a database table and create relationships between database tables. Students will create forms, reports, mailing labels and charts. Students will also gain experience in using database wizards and office links, performing queries, and filtering records. Successful completion of the course will prepare the student for MOUS certification in MS Access (Core Level).
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McConnell invokes "read my lips" promise
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., today invoked a phrase famously associated with the Republican pledge to avoid new taxes -- albeit, a pledge that was infamously broken.
"Read my lips: I'm not interested in 11th hour negotiation," McConnell told reporters today with respect to the possibility of reaching a deal to avert the looming "sequester" cuts.
The so-called "sequester" refers to the $1.2 trillion in spending cuts set to kick in at the start of next month. Half of the cuts would come from defense spending and half from non-defense spending. Economists agree the steep, across-the-board cuts would slow the economy, with the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimating they could put close to a million jobs at risk.
President Obama is urging Congress to delay the sequester and work on a "balanced" approach to deficit reduction that includes both spending cuts and raising tax revenue. McConnell, however, noted today that when Congress passed the plan for the sequester, it promised to achieve $1.2 trillion in deficit reduction "without tax increases."
"Now the president is once again trying to introduce new taxes into it," he said. "The tax issue's over."
"Read my lips" is, of course, the famous phrase that then-presidential candidate George H.W. Bush used in 1988 when he promised not to raise taxes. He did, however, end up raising taxes as president.
Democrats are hoping that Republicans will similarly change their tune. Later this week, Senate Democrats will introduce a plan to temporarily replace the sequester with a "balanced" approach to deficit reduction, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said today, which will include equal amounts of revenue and spending cuts.
"The American people have made it very, very clear that they want a balanced approach to the fiscal problems this country faces, deficit reduction for sure," Reid said. "But for some reason Republicans haven't gotten that message... They would rather cut Medicare, education, cancer research... and they're willing to do this without closing a single [tax] loophole."
Regardless of what Senate Democrats do, McConnell said he sees no evidence that the GOP-led House will act on the issue before the end of the month.
"It's pretty clear to me the sequester's going to go into effect," he said. The Senate Democratic plan, he said, "doesn't lead to a solution, it just leads to a couple of votes."


text: The 17th Asiana International Short Film Festival has selected 15 notable Korean short films out of 974 entries this year, which is at an all-time high. Korean short films were remarkably diverse in genres and forms this year, but it would have been better if there had been more films that show a progressive view on current social issues. The keyword of the year, 'Women,' has also been at the center of domestic films. It is inspiring to observe different characters in different positions away from familiar situations. Also, most notable aspects are short films that shed a light on children and the young, who have not been yet socially unstained, from a new perspective. The Korean Competition section will showcase issues of women in different generations and display outstanding genre-oriented attempts including horror, musical and experimental films.


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HIST 376: Refugees of the World research guide
According to the 1951 United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, a refugee is someone who "owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality, and is unable to, or owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country." This definition, however, does not include those fleeing because of economic, environmental, and political instability. [Alfaro-Velcamp spring 2016 syllabus]
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Resolution 2020 is open for applications. Resolution is The Place's annual festival of new choreography and performance works by emerging artists.
Where: The Place, London
When: Thu 9 Jan – Sat 22 Feb 2020
Deadline for applications: Midday Thu 5 Sep 2019
Resolution exists to support and celebrate work by UK emerging artists. Every year we welcome over 70 UK based artists to create original work for one of the most exciting and established London performance festivals.
Artists learn from industry professionals through supportive and practical workshops and present their work at The Place theatre to an audience of up to 288, including industry critics.
We invite choreographers and companies to propose exciting ideas for new work that they really believe in.
Please note we cannot accept applications outside of the allocated application period.
WHO can apply to take part?
Any UK based artists working in live performance can take part. Dance, dance theatre, physical theatre, hip hop, South Asian dance, circus and live art are all welcomed at Resolution. This is The Place's biggest open call and the panel read hundreds of applications. What they want to know is who you are and what your idea is. We are looking for ideas for works that are 15-25 minutes in length and we are interested in choreographers who really want to take part in the journey of Resolution, from learning and refining your skills through the tailored workshops, to promoting and performing your work at the festival.
Who can't apply? Anyone outside the UK; anyone who will still be in education at the time of the festival, any youth companies or anyone under 18yrs.
Due to the nature of the festival setup, we are unable to support work which is durational, site-specific or limited capacity.
Please note that you that if successful you agree to not show the work 3 months either side of the Resolution performance date.
WHEN is Resolution Festival 2020?
Resolution Festival 2020 will take place from Thu 9 Jan – Sat 22 Feb 2020.
All applicants can expect to hear back in mid-late Sep 2019.
All* successful applicants will need to be available for compulsory workshops on the following dates:
Fri 27 Sep 2019 – Welcome and Briefing Meeting
Wed 16 Oct 2019 – Marketing Workshop
Wed 20 Nov 2019- Technical Workshop
*The Welcome and Briefing Meeting is compulsory for ALL Resolution 2020 artists. However, the Marketing and Technical workshops are only compulsory for First Footing companies. Evolution companies (i.e. companies who have presented their work at Resolution before) do not have to attend these two workshops but are welcome to if they wish.
WHERE is Resolution Festival 2020?
Located in the heart of London, The Place is a creative powerhouse for dance development that is leading the way in dance training, creation and performance.
One of Europe's most exciting, innovative dance spaces, where artists from all over the world come to push creative boundaries, to experiment and to perform outstanding new work for audiences who expect to be surprised, inspired and delighted.
The Place Theatre is a 288-seat black box theatre.
To apply simply complete our online Google form, we just need to know who you are, what you want to make, and how you plan to do it.
Financially, the festival works as follows:
The theatre takes
Any box office income which exceeds this amount is divided equally between the 3 companies who share the night.
If you don't sell enough tickets to cover this £1605, you must pay the theatre the remaining balance which is also divided equally between the 3 companies who share the night.
There are no upfront costs.
Applications are open and close midday Thu 5 Sep 2019.
We will be holding a Resolution Open Clinic on Mon 2 Sep, 6-7pm, where you come have the opportunity to come to The Place, meet the team, and learn more about the application process and the Resolution festival experience. Bring those burning questions! If you would like to attend please email firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve a place. There are limited places available, so booking is essential.
For questions or further information please contact the team: firstname.lastname@example.com.
For further information, please visit https://www.theplace.org.uk/resolution-2020
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The place felt totally abandoned even the graffiti was not recent, although it was fascinating.
It had obviously been a popular graff spot once, I didn't know who most of them were then, but I do now.
Nature had been doing a paint job of its own, I love these "Life finds a way"(Jurassic Park) shots.
In what had been offices was more graffiti and much more evidence of the airsoft guys.
It was quite a maze, I couldn't guarantee that we saw it all and we were in there over three hours.
Overall there was some really good stuff here and it was a fun place to explore. It will always be remembered as the first place I saw a graffiti'd caravan. I was gutted that the whole site was flattened within a few months of our visit. This was a place I would have liked to go back to.


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After living by a strict minimalist approach in Auckland, this Gibbston Valley home came as welcome relief, allowing this family live comfortably
The Carnachan house in Queenstown is a gentle antidote to minimalism
Simon Carnachan wanted his house near Queenstown to be comfortable. This was not a goal he arrived at lazily but a lesson he learned the hard, minimalist way in his Auckland home, a cottage for which, in the early 2000s, he had designed an addition so sleek and crystalline that even some of the floors were made of glass. That home, he said at the time, was driven by "the desire to see how little we could live with and still be comfortable".
Nowadays, he acknowledges he might have been too doctrinaire. "Pure modern is difficult because everything has to be so clean and precise – it's just too hard to live with," he says. So when Simon, an architect, and his wife Robyn, an interior designer with whom he often collaborated, purchased their Queenstown property in 2007, they decided "it was time to live comfortably".
Their house – which is in the Gibbston Valley, about 15 minutes' drive from Queenstown and at the heart of the region's Lakes District – is not one Simon designed from scratch, but an existing property that he and Robyn renovated. The couple had been searching for a site to build on for some time, but the region's tough planning laws made them skittish about the potentially drawn-out process of getting permission to build something new.
So when they happened across this "very nice little house" nestled on the sunny side of the valley and discovered it was for sale, they quickly made an offer. "We went in there and I saw immediate options for doing things," Simon says.
The house, by Christchurch architect Nick Courtney, was beautifully sited and had good bones, but it also had three bedrooms in the main living pavilion, more than Simon and Robyn felt they needed. So they knocked out walls and inserted a steel supporting frame to create a large, airy living and dining space with a single bedroom at its southern end (two other bedrooms are contained in an attached, self-contained guest house).
Outside, they focused on integrating the house into the beautiful landscape around it. They built gabion walls to extend the lines of the house into the property. They planted tussock and a number of new trees to soften the edges of the property. They created two sheltered courtyards – one on the home's northeasterly side, and the other tucked between the house and the garage – where they could gather the outdoor fireplaces in the evening and gaze at the mountains and the stars.
Most importantly, they added large expanses of glass to the home's northern side, creating a floor-to-ceiling view of the mountains across the valley. "I thought, what's the point of living there if you can't see the mountains?" Simon says. The home's eaves keep out the harsh summer sun, but the windows allow the house to be filled with light and warmth in winter. (You can see in these photographs how deeply the sun reaches into the living spaces through the new windows, allowing the terrazzo floors to hold its warmth and release it through the evening).
Where the cool sheen of metal and glass predominated in Simon and Robyn's Auckland home, they stripped back the plasterboard inside the Gibbston Valley house to showcase its raw concrete blocks, and warmed the mood of the space by installing a long wall of southern beech boards studded with small bolts. The doors and wall were clad with the same timber, and meld with it almost seamlessly when they're closed. An antique Irish apothecary cabinet – the sort of old-fashioned indulgence they would never have permitted in their Auckland home – occupies one wall.
But the couple's conversion to comfort didn't amount to a complete renunciation of modernity, or the embrace of a chintzy floral aesthetic: elegantly austere mid-century office chairs designed by Charles and Ray Eames surround the dining table, and steel-framed easy chairs by the modernist master Le Corbusier, designed in 1928, grace the sitting area.
The living area features four 'Lifewood' sofas by Antonio Citterio with casual fabric covers. There are also beautiful works by New Zealand artists including Gretchen Albrecht, Paul Dibble and Robert Ellis.
When Simon and Robyn purchased the house, they aimed to spend about a third of their time there, a third in Auckland, and a third in their other home in Fiji. But soon after they completed the renovations, Robyn was diagnosed with cancer. She died in 2009. "It was a huge loss, and I'm only just getting on my feet again," Simon says.
To some people, a house like this might be too full of painful reminders of loss, but until recently Simon – who now spends much of his time in England with his new partner – was returning regularly to Queenstown for work (his firm, Crosson Clarke Carnachan Chin, has an office in Arrowtown) and for holidays.
He still admires the view across the valley, and loves the contrast of the soft tussock against the home's concrete and metal exterior. Inside, above the fireplace, is a sculpture by Ray Haydon, the last gift Robyn ever gave him. This and other reminders of Robyn's presence means the Gibbston Valley house "contains lots of lovely and pleasant memories", Simon says. There is, it appears, some comfort in that.
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My Castle of Quiet's April Fool's Day 4/1-4/2 program, our third guest-DJ appearance by RB of Seed Stock Records. Like your host, but even more so, RB brings an excess of material for the 3-hr. allotment, and is an avid, maniacal collector of black metal—obscure cassettes, demos, vinyl, CDs, and CDrs—released by artists from the genre's regional enclaves worldwide, all assembled from his personal collection.
In the past, these stints have been wildly popular with WFMU and MCoQ listeners, and I have learned over time that our guest has no trouble whatsoever filling out a three-hour program, so while we will hear a *few* of my own must-hear selections, designed to fit this night's particular mold, the programming will be largely assembled by RB of Seed Stock, the label having proven itself to be a clearing house for the most-select rarities and idiosyncratic oddities of metal's much-maligned stepchild of a sub-genre, constantly pressuring its own boundaries.
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Two 8-year-old boys who went missing from a sleepover last night in the Gold Coast have been found.
The two boys were having a sleepover at one of their houses in Eagle Heights when they asked their mother if they could go camping.
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