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By on August 26, 2023 Music If Opera has returned to Belcombe Court in Wiltshire, opening with the highly anticipated new production of Umberto Giordano’s Fedora, directed by John Wilkie (founding member of Opera Bohemia) and starring multi-award-winning Australian soprano Sky Ingram in the title role, reason enough to purchase a ticket. Belcombe’s photogenic 18th century garden, where If Opera’s temporary auditorium is erected annually, makes this one of the most magical opera festivals in England and as if in agreement, the sun appeared just as the gates opened on the first night, allowing opera-goers to enjoy a picnic ahead of the performance. There have been some welcome changes at If Opera this year, including a new Saddle span theatre with improved ventilation and acoustics, along with a more prominent orchestra arrangement to ensure audiences have a fantastic view of the resident Bristol Ensemble conducted by company stalwart Oliver Gooch. With a grand piano on stage, audiences were also treated to a spellbinding performance by Mark Austin in the role of Boleslao Lazinski, the star pianist hailed as the “successor to Chopin,” with Giordano’s score incorporating Chopin-like melodies and duly setting the tone of aristocratic living. This is reinforced by Alisa Kalyanova’s stage and costume designs (think bustles, fur coats and tiaras) which bring Princess Fedora’s noble 19th century world to life, opening in an opulent salon in St. Petersburg, moving to fun-loving Paris and closing in a villa in the Swiss Alps.An opera in three acts with a libretto by Arturo Colautti based on the 1882 play by Victorien Sardou, written for the leading actress of the day, Sarah Bernhardt, Sardou also wrote the play La Tosca on which Puccini’s opera is based and was a master of Victorian melodrama. First performed in Milan in 1898, Fedora is a hugely absorbing example thanks to a love affair which develops against a backdrop of murder. Often unkindly declared a ‘pot-boiler’, Fedora offers high drama aplenty, encompassing everything you want from an opera; assassination and adultery, revenge and suicide, but whilst it would be easy to overact to the point of

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Comedy, this beautifully wrought production, which has been handled with kid gloves by Wilkie, boasts such a class company as never to verge on the hysteric.It certainly doesn’t waste any time in grabbing your attention and more or less opens with the assassination of Princess Fedora Romazov’s fiancé, Count Vladimir Andrejevich (Luke Howe). The princess arrives, eager to see her fiancé on the eve of the wedding, while the gossiping servants inform us that Count Vladimir is deep in debt and only embarking on the marriage in order to repair his fortunes. Suddenly police officer Gretch (Aidan Smith), accompanied by the French diplomat Giovanni De Siriex (Alexey Gusev), bursts in with policemen and porters carrying the count, who has been shot. Doctors rush to the bedroom to try to save the count’s life while Gretch, who suspects a political motive, interrogates servant Dimitri (Rebecca Afonwy-Jones) who was dismissed by the count earlier in the evening, coachman Cirillo (Dan D’Souza), the only witness, and the rest of the household. But it is the fiery-haired and majestic Ingram in the title role who makes the biggest impression in Act I, collapsing in despair and swearing vengeance when the doctor informs her that the count has died.Swiftly drying her tears, she finds consolation in the arms of Count Loris Ipanov (British tenor Charne Rochford) by the time the action has moved to Paris, despite having vowed never to love again and overlooking the fact that Loris is accused of her fiancé’s murder. Perhaps it’s understandable when you have the charming Rochford as Loris, a role created by Enrico Caruso, the first to establish ‘Amor ti vieta’ as one of the great tenor arias when he received an encore on the opening night, subsequently performed by everyone from Luciano Pavarottti and Plácido Domingo to Roberto Alagna and Andrea Bocelli. 25 years since their last staging, the Met’s 2022 New Year’s Eve gala premiere production of Fedora has sparked a resurgence of interest and If Opera are wise to have chosen this all-too-often overlooked work to be included in their impressive repertoire.The entire cast deliver. This beautiful Intermezzo,from the opera,Fedora,by Umberto Giordano Fedora is an opera based on the play Fedora by Victorien Sardou.This is one of t

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Flawless performances, both theatrically and vocally, with Spanish soprano Lorena Paz Nieto (a superb Lisette in If Opera’s 2022 La rondine) as the outspoken and easily bored Countess Olga Sukarev who accompanies Fedora to Switzerland though soon tires of her surroundings. Nieto is the light in an otherwise dark drama and clearly relishes her comic arias, whether likening Parisian men to Verve Cliquot champagne or paying tribute to the liberating sensation of riding a bicycle. But it is Ingram’s vocal prowess and convincing portrayal of a character who swings from a grief-stricken, angry young woman seeking revenge to one pleading for her lover’s forgiveness that makes this the most memorable If Opera production I’ve yet to see, with a moving finale guaranteed to bring a tear to your eye.Fedora at If Opera, Belcombe Court, Bradford-On-Avon, Wiltshire on 24, 26 31 August and 1 September 2023. For more information and tickets please visit the website.Production images by Laima Arlauskaite.

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Opera is quite a popular proprietary browser among certain groups of users for its features such as speed dial, free VPN, social media messengers in the sidebar, battery saver, crypto wallet, ad-blocking, flow file sharing, etc.Providing a bit of Opera's history, it may surprise you to learn that Opera came out before Mozilla Firefox and currently uses Chromium as its base, ensuring compatibility with Google sites and providing the latest Chrome features.A group of Norwegians created Opera, but regrettably, in 2016, a number of Chinese investors acquired control, having an indirect impact on their policies and raising worries about data privacy.Here, I won't lecture you on whether you should use Opera; it's up to you. Personally, I prefer using Firefox or Tor Browser, which you can try out. However, if you've been a fan of Opera for a long time, follow this article to learn how to install it on your Ubuntu and other Linux distros.As of writing this article, Opera is not available by default in most Linux distributions, leaving the manual steps of downloading the distribution-specific package and installing as the only option.So, let's begin with Opera installation for the most popular Linux distributions, such as Debian and Ubuntu.Installing Opera Browser on Debian or Ubuntu📝 NoteDebian and Ubuntu users can manually add the APT repository signing key and source to their systems. However, this method will not be mentioned in this article due to certain issues it has caused for users in the past.1. Access this link to download the DEB package for your Debian or Ubuntu systems.When you visit the provided link, the opera DEB package will automatically start downloading after a few seconds.2.1. Once the download process is complete, you can open your terminal, navigate to the location where the DEB is downloaded (assuming ~/Downloads/), and execute the following command to begin the installation process.cd ~/Downloads/sudo apt install ./opera-stable_*_amd64.deb2.2.1. If you are a GUI enthusiast, prefer installing it through your file manager. Open your default file manager, navigate to the download location, and right-click on the downloaded file and choose the "Open With Other Application" option.2.2.2. Then it will prompt the "Select Application" window. Here, select "Software Install" from the list and click on the "Select" button.2.2.3. Wait a few seconds until the software application window appears, and then click on the Install button to begin the Opera installation.📝 NoteDuring installation, it will ask you to enter the user account password.Installing Opera Browser on RHEL or Fedora1. Access this link to download the RPM package for your RHEL or Fedora systems.Wait for a few seconds until the auto-RPM package downloading process begins.2. Once the process is complete, open your terminal, navigate to the downloaded directory, and

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Night except continuing to run Boinc and Folding at Home. No reboot or crash or windows updates. My Computer OS Windows 11 Professional (not the cut down rubbish) Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model Home built, of course CPU Ryzen 9 3900XT (on this one anyway, I have 8) Motherboard MSI X470 Gaming Plus Max Memory 72G and 72GB and 64GB and 32GB and 32GB and 8GB and 8GB and 8GB Graphics Card(s) Fury and 12 Tahitis Sound Card People still use cards for those? Monitor(s) Displays 7 of them. Screen Resolution All sorts. Hard Drives 1TB NVME, 4TB rust spinner PSU Several kW Case Unimportant Cooling Big Zalman 6 inch thing Keyboard Really? Mouse Yes Internet Speed 32Mbit/7Mbit Browser Opera Antivirus AVG Other Info [Crosses legs] Exactly what info are you looking for? Local time 8:55 AM Posts 870 OS Windows 11, Windows 10, Linux Fedora Cinnamon #10 The only other enumeration which it might be is: 15: kd> dt _IO_SESSION_STATEnt!_IO_SESSION_STATE IoSessionStateCreated = 0n1 IoSessionStateInitialized = 0n2 IoSessionStateConnected = 0n3 IoSessionStateDisconnected = 0n4 IoSessionStateDisconnectedLoggedOn = 0n5 IoSessionStateLoggedOn = 0n6 IoSessionStateLoggedOff = 0n7 IoSessionStateTerminated = 0n8 IoSessionStateMax = 0n9 It's used for the state of the user session. If it isn't that, then it is probably undocumented by Microsoft and has others have mentioned, it's an information event so I wouldn't worry about it. My Computer OS Windows 11, Windows 10, Linux Fedora Cinnamon Local time 8:55 AM Posts 372 OS Windows 11 Professional (not the cut down rubbish) #11 Checking through my events, it went from 0 at reboot to 42, 1 at a time with each lock and unlock. Seems like a counter rather than a state. Not sure of what use a counter like that is. My Computer OS Windows 11 Professional (not the cut down rubbish) Computer type PC/Desktop Manufacturer/Model Home built, of course CPU Ryzen 9 3900XT (on this one anyway, I have 8) Motherboard MSI X470 Gaming Plus Max Memory 72G and 72GB and 64GB and 32GB and 32GB and 8GB and 8GB and 8GB Graphics Card(s) Fury and 12 Tahitis Sound Card People still use cards for those? Monitor(s) Displays 7 of them. Screen Resolution All sorts. Hard Drives 1TB NVME, 4TB rust spinner PSU Several kW Case Unimportant Cooling Big Zalman 6 inch thing Keyboard Really? Mouse Yes Internet Speed 32Mbit/7Mbit Browser Opera Antivirus AVG Other Info [Crosses legs] Exactly what info are you looking for? Try3 Well-known member Local time 8:55 AM Posts 3,340 Location CurrentCounty OS Windows 11 Home x64 Version 23H2 Build 22631.3447 #12 Years ago, Windows could start having problems if it was slept then woken many times between restarts.In my case, I found that it would not obey Power options, Sleep after setting if I had slept it too many times in one day.​Perhaps this event is an attempt to count such transitions so Windows can warn you of impending problems??????Or perhaps it has something to do with Windows learning your usage, your power behaviour?????Denis My Computer OS Windows

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By Lisha Vidler(Click any photo to view a larger image.)In this two-part article, we’re taking an up-close look at the costumes displayed at the touring exhibit for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera. We’ve already seen the Footman’s livery, a slave dancer’s costume, and Piangi’s Hannibal armor. Now let’s examine the Phantom’s suit and cloak, Christine’s Aminta dress, and Carlotta’s silver and black bustle dress from “Prima Donna.”The Phantom of the Opera Costume ExhibitA Note on the PhotosEvery picture in this article is protected under US copyright law and cannot be used without permission. You may save them for personal use and research, but you may not publish them anywhere—that includes your website or blog. If you want to share the pictures with others, please give out the link to this article.WordPress has a file size limit, so all the photos displayed in this article are scaled down. If you would like to see the full-sized photos, contact me and briefly explain why you need the pictures. So long as you promise not to violate my copyright by publishing the images, I’ll send you a zip file containing all of the original photos.The Phantom’s Suit & CloakThis formal Victorian evening suit is worn by the Phantom throughout most of the show. When he brings Christine down to his lair for the first time, he dons a magnificent cloak made of black jacquard lined with silvery-gray silk. This costume is normally worn with the Phantom’s iconic fedora. (See the original costume sketch here.)The Phantom’s Suit & CloakThe costume consists of a gentleman’s tailcoat, waistcoat, shirt, and trousers, plus the opera cloak. Unfortunately, most of the suit was covered by the cloak, so I was unable to get a close look at it.Tailcoat, Waistcoat, Shirt, & TrousersThe shirt is white, with vertical pintucks down the front, and faceted jet buttons. Interestingly, the tailcoat and trousers are made of a diamond-textured black silk. The waistcoat has shawl lapels, and fastens with large black buttons with a basket-weave design.Closeup of the Phantom’s Suit (Waistcoat)CloakThe cloak is a smooth silk, with a black

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Hat used in Red Hat's "Shadowman" logo. Warren Togami began Fedora Linux in 2002 as an undergraduate project at the University of Hawaii,[70] intended to provide a single repository for well-tested third-party software packages so that non-Red Hat software would be easier to find, develop, and use. The key difference between Fedora Linux and Red Hat Linux was that Fedora's repository development would be collaborative with the global volunteer community.[71] The original Fedora Linux was eventually absorbed into the Fedora Project, carrying with it this collaborative approach.[72] The Fedora Project is sponsored primarily by Red Hat with additional support and sponsors from other companies and organizations.[73]Fedora Linux, then known as "Fedora Core", was a fork of Red Hat Linux launched in 2003, when Red Hat Linux was discontinued so the team could focus on their paid version for servers: Red Hat Enterprise Linux.[74] Red Hat Enterprise Linux was to be Red Hat's only officially supported Linux distribution, while Fedora was to be a community distribution.[74] Red Hat Enterprise Linux branches its releases from versions of Fedora.[75]Before Fedora 7, Fedora Linux was called Fedora Core after the name of one of the two main software repositories - Core and Extras. Fedora Core contained all the base packages that were required by the operating system, as well as other packages that were distributed along with the installation CD/DVDs, and was maintained only by Red Hat developers. Fedora Extras, the secondary repository that had been included since Fedora Core 3, was community-maintained and. This beautiful Intermezzo,from the opera,Fedora,by Umberto Giordano Fedora is an opera based on the play Fedora by Victorien Sardou.This is one of t This beautiful Intermezzo,from the opera,Fedora,by Umberto Giordano Fedora is an opera based on the play Fedora by Victorien Sardou.This is one of t

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No versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) are affected by this CVE.Updated March 30, 2024: We have determined that Fedora Linux 40 beta does contain two affected versions of xz libraries - xz-libs-5.6.0-1.fc40.x86_64.rpm and xz-libs-5.6.0-2.fc40.x86_64.rpm. At this time, Fedora 40 Linux does not appear to be affected by the actual malware exploit, but we encourage all Fedora 40 Linux beta users to revert to 5.4.x versions.Editor's note: This post has been updated to more clearly articulate the affected versions of Fedora Linux and add additional mitigation methods.Yesterday, Red Hat Information Risk and Security and Red Hat Product Security learned that the latest versions of the “xz” tools and libraries contain malicious code that appears to be intended to allow unauthorized access. Specifically, this code is present in versions 5.6.0 and 5.6.1 of the libraries. Fedora Linux 40 users may have received version 5.6.0, depending on the timing of system updates. Fedora Rawhide users may have received version 5.6.0 or 5.6.1. This vulnerability was assigned CVE-2024-3094.PLEASE IMMEDIATELY STOP USAGE OF ANY FEDORA RAWHIDE INSTANCES for work or personal activity. Fedora Rawhide will be reverted to xz-5.4.x shortly, and once that is done, Fedora Rawhide instances can safely be redeployed. Note that Fedora Rawhide is the development distribution of Fedora Linux, and serves as the basis for future Fedora Linux builds (in this case, the yet-to-be-released Fedora Linux 41).At this time the Fedora Linux 40 builds have not been shown to be compromised. We believe the malicious code injection did not take effect in these builds. However, Fedora Linux 40 users should still downgrade to a 5.4 build to be safe. An update that reverts xz to 5.4.x has recently been published and is becoming available to Fedora Linux 40 users through the normal update system. Concerned users can force the