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Here comes the aROSA river cruise boat to dock
To all who visit and view, and – especially – express support and satisfaction: you are much appreciated!
Als Breite des Stromes gilt der Abstand zwischen den Uferlinien; beim Fahren einschließlich des Überholens sind höchstens bis zu zwei Schiffs- oder Verbandsbreiten zulässig
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Rhine River – Album Description – Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31:
I was super thrilled to get a river view room!
The Rhine glistened New Year’s Eve, day/night, 6 floors below.
I saw two events from my window, a River Plunge & fireworks!
My photo favorites: cruise boats docking/leaving, & solar halo.
The best of 1121 photos on this layover are in an 8-album set:
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – Rhine River
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – River Plunge
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – Old Minster Church
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – Shopping Centers
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – St. Quentin's Church
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – Market
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – City Hall!
• Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31 – New Year's Eve
Enjoy this 8% of the 393 Rhine River photos I took here today!
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New Year's Eve – Album Description – Mainz, Germany – 2017DEC31:
My New Year's Eve layover in Mainz!
We took off early (scheduled 1645/actual 1638) and arrived in Frankfurt, Germany, early (scheduled 0115/actual 0044), for our 2720 layover, 20 minutes longer than our scheduled 27 hours.
At the crew hotel I got a river view room! Unusual! I ran a hot bath and hopped in the tub; suddenly hotel guests opened my door and came into my room! In the unexpected excitement of getting a rare river view, I forgot to lock and latch my door!
After my nap I eagerly headed up the hill past the "Sun" where Joe and I ate Christmas Eve dinner with 7 other crewmembers a week ago to the Old Minster Church for their New Year's Eve 5:00 p.m. service; I learned of it from their pastor, my friend Hendrik Maskus. Heartwarming! Flute teacher Katrin Schild played beautiful duets, accompanied by Makoto Mikawa. She said to bring my flute for us to play duets this coming year!
Meandering back to the crew hotel I paused to admire some lovely Christmas lights and decorations along the way.
My room faced the hotel elevators, just a mere few feet away: after loud fireworks, waves of late-night revelers spilled out of those elevators sharing volumes of celebratory experiences.
Several hours later our full flight took off, and we crossed the southern tip of Greenland, arriving 33 minutes early, at 1352; at home I greeted Joe, whom I saw last year (48 hours prior)!
When Joe got up the next morning at 7 here it was 7⁰F (-14⁰C).
Hope you enjoy this 9.7% of 1121 photos I took here this day!
Roberto Arouche, José Rodrigues Passarinho, Eduardo dos Santos, Augusto Pinto, Paulo Tabarelli, Luiz Soldatelli e Dionisio Silva.
My daughter Elisabeth, in front, with one of her partners at the end of their balance excercise this weekend.
They are keeping their heads up but my daughter can't really hide the disappointment because the excercise did not go as planned.
Digital ID: 433622. Plan of the position which the Army under Lt. Genl. Burgoine took at Saratoga on the 10th of September 1777 : and in which it remained till the convention was signed / D. Martin, sct.. Smith, Charles -- Publisher. Martin, D. -- Engraver. 1797
Notes: 'Published by C. Smith, New York.' Lawrence H. Slaughter Collection. In upper right corner: Pl. IV. Oriented with north to the right. Relief shown by hachures.
Source: Lawrence H. Slaughter Collection of English maps, charts, globes, books and atlases / Atlases / The American war, from 1775 to 1783, with plans / by Charles Smith. (more info)
Repository: The New York Public Library. The Lionel Pincus and Princess Firyal Map Division.
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Copyright Mark Jones 2010
Exposure 1/200 sec at f/5.6, Focal Length 50 mm, ISO200
Canon EOS 450D, EF50mm f/1.8 II Off camera flash camera right. Strobe settings: Various depending on distance (bulk upload)
Forbes positioned it fifth in the rundown of the most lavish VIP child photographs. Has Christina Aguilera plastic surgery like Lady Gaga and Kylie Jenner?
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LES BOURDAINES Seignosse, France (Friday, June 3, 2011) – Sally Fitzgibbons (Gerroa NSW, AUS) 20, today won the Asp 6-Star Swatch Girls Pro France in an enthralling final over Sage Erickson (CA, USA) 20, in solid 4ft peaks at Les Bourdaines in front of hundreds of spectators lining the shoreline. The Swatch Girls Pro Junior France also commenced today running through to decide the final in 16 athletes in the race for this year’s Swatch Girls Pro Junior France title.
Fitzgibbons, after surviving a thrilling semi-final dual with Courtney Conlogue (Santa Ana CA, USA) 18, continued with a dominating display of critical, committed backhand surfing in the 35-minute final to take an early lead which she controlled through to the siren.
“I am really excited to get the win here with everyone surfing so well. It was super challenging with the conditions so to come out on top I am really happy. It is a great confidence boost and I came here for a little holiday but to get the win was a bonus for sure.”
Fitzgibbons, who continues in the race for this year’s Asp Women’s World title sitting currently in second position, showed extraordinary wave selection skills choosing the larger peeling lefts to build on her scores to end with a combined two-wave heat total of 16.00 out of 20, the highest of the event. A total which reflected her attacking surfing in the tough conditions and the heavy Les Bourdaines shorebreak.
“The waves were great and we held off until this afternoon with the high tide so it was a good way to finish off. The last section is so challenging so I made sure to go harder on the first couple of sections. I am stoked with the scores and to make it through to the podium.”
With her runner-up finish Sage Erickson solidified her position on the Women’s Star Tour rankings and has taken a giant step to securing a spot on the elite 2012 Asp Women’s World Tour. The ever smiling natural-footer worked through the final building on her total and looking for a way of putting the pressure back onto her opponent.
“In each contest I am striving to get on the Women’s World Tour and I think it is a dream like every other surfer has to get on that tour. I have definitely been trying a lot harder to improve my surfing and it seems to be falling into place. I am really excited and I am taking it contest by contest and heat by heat.”
Erickson has taken the Swatch Girls Pro France as a stepping stone towards her ultimate goal and the chance to come up against the best female surfers in the world has shown the young Californian what is needed to make it amongst the world’s best.
“Surfing against Sally I am taking it as an experience and a learning experience but of course I would have liked to win. Taking in what I did right and what went wrong so hopefully I can come back next year and continue.”
Sarah Baum (Durban, ZAF) 17, finished equal third to claim her best Star event result of the season with some outstanding heat performances. Baum had a great Quarter-final battle ousting Women’s elite tour member Alana Blanchard (HAW). With this result Baum will now head to the following event in Portugal with much added confidence.
“I am super stoked with a third here. I didn’t expect to get this far in the event and last year I made it to the Round of 12 and I am really pleased to beat that. It is my best result for sure and all the girls are ripping and it is a great feeling to be part of it. I am heading down to Estoril on Tuesday and I am now looking towards that contest.”
Courtney Conlogue (Santa Ana CA, USA) 18, finished equal third after an incredible semi-final bout against Fitzgibbons which came down to the wire. Conlogue lead early after a combination of backhand hooks and floater to have her opponent on the ropes. With less than one minute remaining without priority Fitzgibbon paddled into the bomb wave of the heat to claim an 8.50 out of 10 and a narrow victory.
“Definitely in this contest Sally is one of the toughest competitors,” began Conlogue. “She and I compete against each other all the time and it is either one or the other but she got my number today. I will see how it goes in the next one but here she surfed very well so it was not a bad battle to lose.”
The Swatch Girls Pro Junior France commenced today with two rounds of explosive surfing put on by the finest under-21 athletes with Sarah Mason (Gisbourne, NZL) 16, leading the charge with an incredible display of backhand surfing to claim the single highest wave score of both events, a near perfect 9.50 out of 10.
“It was really cool going out there with these girls because they are at the top and it was good heat and I am glad to win it. The wave I paddled into I knew it was going to be a good one straight away. I surfed it the best I could and I made sure I finished it to get that score.”
Mason, like many other Pro Junior competitors, impressed in the Swatch Girls Pro France eventually finishing equal 25th. Her committed surfing highlighted her as a future performer at the highest level.
“I love surfing in the Star events because it gives you a lot of confidence when you go into the pro juniors and so it is a very good experience to do the Star contests as well.”
Marie Dejean (Sables D’Olonnes, FRA) 19, competing in her first Pro Junior of the season, advanced comfortably to Round Three in a low scoring tussle ahead of Bianca Buitendag (ZAF). Performing rapid snaps in the critical part of a long right, Dejean was rewarded for her patience waiting for a quality wave.
“At the start there were no waves and I was waiting for a good one and eventually it came and I caught it. It is really cool to have so many French girls in the event and to not feel like a stranger and be in your own country. We are French and in France and we are here to represent our country and I think we are doing a good job.”
Phillipa Anderson (New Castle, AUS) 19, was another standout in the Swatch Girls Pro Junior France with her forehand attack on the long peeling low-tide rights. Anderson smashed out a series of hacks to claim a 9.40 out of 10 and advance to the final 16 surfers.
“I hadn’t actually heard the score but at the end of the wave I knew it was a good ride. I took off and it was a bit smaller and then it just ran along the bank and I did a few solid turns and finished off with a good landing. This is my first year here so I am enjoying myself and just trying to learn and have a good time.”
Surfers competing at the Swatch Girls Pro France are out to gain the valuable points on offer in an attempt to either maintain themselves on the elite Asp Woman’s World Tour or possibly qualify for the 2012 Asp Woman’s World Tour. Meanwhile Europe’s finest under-21 athletes will face some of the world’s best up-and-comers in the Swatch Girls Pro Junior France in their attempt to qualify for the Asp World Junior Series which starts October 3, in Bali, Indonesia.
For all results, videos, daily highlights, photos and news log-on to www.swatchgirlspro or www.aspeurope.com
Swatch Girls Pro France Final Result
Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 16.00 Def. Sage Erickson (USA) 9.70
Swatch Girls Pro France Semi-Final Results
Heat 1: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 15.67 Def. Courtney Conlogue (USA) 15.00
Heat 2: Sage Erickson (USA) 10.77 Def. Sarah Baum (ZAF) 4.67
Swatch Girls Pro France Quarter-Final Results
Heat 1: Courtney Conlogue (USA) 10.25 Def. Justine Dupont (FRA) 7.15
Heat 2: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 12.00 Def. Paige Hareb (NZL) 8.90
Heat 3: Sage Erickson (USA) 8.00 Def. Suelen Naraisa (BRA) 7.20
Heat 4: Sarah Baum (ZAF) 14.25 Def. Alana Blanchard (HAW) 8.40
Swatch Girls Pro France Round Five Results
Heat 1: Courtney Conlogue (USA) 14.90, Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 11.10, Cannelle Bulard (REU) 8.75
Heat 2: Paige Hareb (NZL) 11.75, Justine Dupont (FRA) 10.70, Georgia Fish (AUS) 7.90
Heat 3: Sage Erickson (USA) 10.00, Alana Blanchard (HAW) 8.35, Stephanie Gilmore (AUS) 5.60
Heat 4: Sarah Baum (ZAF) 11.90, Suelen Naraisa (BRA) 8.75, Dimity Stoyle (AUS) 4.65
Upcoming Swatch Girls Pro Junior France Round Three Matchups
Heat 1: Sarah Mason (NZL), Camille Davila (FRA), Marie Dejean (FRA), Maud Le Car (FRA)
Heat 2: Phillipa Anderson (AUS), Justine Dupont (FRA), Lakey Peterson (USA), Bianca Buitendag (ZAF)
Heat 3: Felicity Palmateer (AUS), Leticia Canales (EUK), Georgia Fish (AUS), Joanne Defay (FRA)
Heat 4: Nao Omura (JPN), Barbara Segatto (BRA), Dimity Stoyle (AUS), Ana Morau (FRA)
Swatch Girls Pro Junior France Round Two Results
Heat 1: Sarah Mason (NZL) 14.50, Justine Dupont (FRA) 12.90, Nage Melamed (HAW) 10.00, Meah Collins (USA) 3.65
Heat 2: Marie Dejean (FRA) 10.40, Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) 7.90, Valeria Sole (PER) 7.00, Marion Bouzigues (FRA) 3.05
Heat 3: Phillipa Anderson (AUS) 9.00, Camille Davila (FRA) 5.45, Joanna Giansanti (FRA) 4.75, Maria Abecasis (PRT) 4.35
Heat 4: Lakey Peterson (USA) 16.50, Maud Le Car (FRA) 8.95, Fanny Brice (FRA) 7.75
Heat 5: Felicity Palmateer (AUS) 11.25, Barbara Segatto (BRA) 6.40, Cannelle Bulard (REU) 6.13, Carina Duarte (PRT) 5.70
Heat 6: Georgia Fish (AUS) 10.50, Ana Morau (FRA) 6.70, Josephine Costes (FRA) 5.20, Ariane Torres (ESP) 3.00
Heat 7: Nao Omura (JPN) 7.00, Loiola Canales (EUK) 4.15, Leticia Canales (EUK) 3.60, Faye Zoetmulder (ZAF) 3.40
Heat 8: Dimity Stoyle (AUS) 10.25, Joanne Defay (FRA) 7.90, Lucia Martino (ESP) 4.00, Ainara Aymat (EUK) 2.35
Swatch Girls Pro Junior France Round One Results
Heat 1: Sarah Mason (NZL) 15.75, Bianca Buitendag (ZAF) 9.35, Delia Delanne (FRA) 2.30
Heat 2: Valeria Sole (PER) 9.25, Meah Collins (USA) 8.50, Erika Franco (ESP) 8.35, Lucie Milochau (FRA) 5.90
Heat 3: Maria Abecasis (PRT) 10.50, Maud Le Car (FRA) 10.00, Freya Prumm (AUS) 7.00, Kaleigh Gilchrist (USA) 3.40
Heat 4: Lakey Peterson (USA) 15.25, Phillipa Anderson (AUS) 13.95, Tanika Hoffman (ZAF) 6.85, Keshia Seelow Eyre (PRT) 5.15
Heat 5: Felicity Palmateer (AUS) 8.00, Ariane Torres (ESP) 2.25
Heat 6: Georgia Fish (AUS) 11.50, Barbara Segatto (BRA) 8.70, Marie Mitsuko Bochaton (FRA) 7.00, Yolanda Aneiros (ESP) 3.10
Heat 7: Faye Zoetmulder (ZAF) 10.85, Ainara Aymat (EUK) 6.10, Shelby Detmers (USA) 6.00, Virginia Giesen (DEU) 3.95
Heat 8: Dimity Stoyle (AUS) 11.80, Nao Omura (JPN) 8.80, Rosa Thompson (NZL) 7.65, Matilda Gomez (FRA) 5.10
Photos Aquashot / ASPEurope - Swatch
Mr. Mark Love
President/CEO of Steinway Piano GalleryâCharlotte & Greensboro
Department of Music
presents
CRESCENDO
WSSU Piano Showcase
Thursday, March 30, 2017
7 oâclock p.m.
Dillard Auditorium
Dr. Karen M. Rice, Assistant Professor of Music
Dr. Karen M. Rice holds a D.M.A. and an M.M. from UNC Greensboro and a B.A. in Piano Performance from Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, VA. As an active solo and collaborative pianist and researcher, she performs and presents regularly at festivals and conferences. Dr. Rice has held previous positions at UNC Wilmington and NC A&T State University, and she was formerly Piano Chair at the Music Academy of NC.
Ms. Victoria Sedwick, â17
Ms. Victoria Sedwick is from Indianoplis, IN. She started singing at a very young age and began studying piano in middle school. Originally at Fisk University, Ms. Sedwick transferred to WSSU in Fall 2015 as a chemistry major. She has taken piano courses and participated in jazz ensemble at WSSU. Ms. Sedwick will graduate in May 2017 and will continue her education at Albert Einstein College of Medicine (Bronx, NY).
Mr. William Stevens, â11
William Robert Stevens studied composition with Ken Frazelle at NCSA and piano with Dr. Karen Rice at WSSU. While majoring in music at WSSU, he minored in Portuguese with Dr. Anderson. He obtained a Masterâs degree in composition from Vermont College of Fine Arts. He currently owns and operates a recording studio, Ovation Sound, in Winston-Salem.
Ms. Rochelle L. Joyner, Staff Accompanist, â89
Ms. Rochelle L. Joyner, a native of Winston-Salem, NC, holds a B.S. in Commercial Music from WSSU and a Masterâs degree in Piano Performance and Piano Pedagogy from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. She is on the Artistic Program Committee for the Gateways Music Festival in Rochester, NY. Ms. Joyner has undertaken additional piano studies at Eastman School of Music and UNCSA and is in demand as a collaborative pianist for choral ensembles and solo artists.
Dr. George A. Pass II
Dr. George A. Pass II is the founder and senior pastor of the Village Life Church in Greensboro, NC. He began piano at the age of four and has collaborated with gospel artists such as James Cleveland, Daryl Coley, and Vanessa Bell Armstrong. Dr. Pass attended WSSU and then NC A&T State University. In 2011 he received his Doctorate of Divinity from Providence Theological Seminary and Bible College and has served as musician for the ministries of Dr. Rod Parsley and Bishop T. D. Jakes, among others.
Mr. Logan Reynolds, Jr., â87
Mr. Logan Reynolds, Jr. is a Winston-Salem native with a B.S. in Commercial Music from WSSU. He has worked with Grammy and Dove Award-winning artists, including Vince Gill, Michael McDonald, BeBe and CeCe Winans, and Helen Baylor. He served as Executive Director of the West Angeles Music Corporation and taught in the UCLA Department of Ethnomusicology. Mr. Reynolds currently teaches music for Guilford County Schools.
Dr. Myron D. Brown, Associate Professor of Music
A native of Birmingham, Alabama, Myron D. Brown began piano studies with the late Mrs. Patricia Ard Williams. He has performed with the Red Mountain Chamber Orchestra, the Cincinnati Symphony & Pops Orchestras, and the Winston-Salem Symphony as well as at the Colour of Music Festival in Charleston, SC. Dr. Brown received the Sara & Robert Flemister Scholarship from Birmingham-Southern College, a Masterâs degree from University of Houston, and the D.M.A. from the University of Cincinnatiâs College-Conservatory, studying with Elisabeth and Eugene Pridonoff. Dr. Brown joined the WSSU music faculty in 2010.
Mr. Keith Byrd, Sr., â81
Performer, composer, and arranger, Keith Byrd, Sr. serves as music director at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. He has toured Europe, Asia, and the United States and has made several recordings. Mr. Byrd has shared the stage with Grammy Award-winning artists, presidents, and dignitaries. He is particularly interested in Latin jazz and is proficient on piano and synthesizer.
Ms. Morgan Hunkele, UNCSA â17
Morgan Hunkele is a high school student at University of North Carolina School of the Arts, where she studies with Dr. Dmitri Shteinberg. She has performed in many solo and collaborative recitals in NC and at Brevard Music Center. Ms. Hunkele has also played jazz piano, winning an Outstanding Performer Award at the Carolina Jazz Festival in 2014.
Dr. Myron Brown and Ms. Rochelle L. Joyner
Prelude and Fugue in G major J. S. Bach (1685-1750)
from Well-Tempered Clavier Book II
Ms. Morgan Hunkele
Menuet sur le nome de Haydn Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)
Mr. William Stevens
Nocturne in B major, op. 32, no. 1 Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849)
Ms. Victoria Sedwick
Sonetto 104 del Petrarca, S. 161, no. 5 Franz Liszt (1811-1886)
Dr. Gregory Thompson
Sonata no. 3 in A minor, op. 28 Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953)
Dr. Karen M. Rice
Hungarian Rhapsody, S. 244, no. 2 Franz Liszt
Dr. Myron D. Brown
Cascade Logan Reynolds, Jr.
Mr. Logan Reynolds, Jr.
It Is Well with My Soul Philip Bliss (1838-1876), arr. Pass
Dr. George A. Pass II
Jazz Medley, selected from arr. Byrd
Waltzing Girl and Love Bird (William Bright)
A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Manning Sherwin)
On Green Dolphin Street (Bronislaw Kaper)
Mr. Keith Byrd, Sr.
Overture to The Barber of Seville Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868)
Dr. Brown, Dr. Rice, and Dr. Thompson