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Hugo Hasslo Speaks About Jussi Björling, Hugo Hasslo
Hugo Hasslo Speaks About Jussi Björling, Hugo Hasslo
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
(From the program of the Jussi Björling Memorial Concert, 1985, Stockholm Konserthuset)
When speaking of Jussi Björling, my Norwegian singing teacher would sometimes say, “He is unique as a singer.” And truly Jussi was utterly unique. I don’t know of anyone who sounded like an instrument as he did. He sang like an instrumentalist; that was precisely what he did naturally. He made music.
Many singers don’t seem to care much once they become famous. Jussi didn’t do that and therefore was so perfect. His enormously sharp memory surely helped. He never sang anything wrong. I admired him tremendously.
“The Researcher’S Lot Is Not An ’Appy One”, Andrew Farkas
“The Researcher’S Lot Is Not An ’Appy One”, Andrew Farkas
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
Wonderful people that they are, Karl and Toby Hekler no doubt have been called by nicer names or described in more flattering terms in the past. For the purpose of this report, however, let’s just called them catalysts. Many of you reading these lines attended our successful inaugural Jussi Björling Society-USA conference in Washington, D. C., last June. The organizers were kind enough to invite me to speak, and through a series of coincidences I chose for my topic “Ma se m’è forza perderti,” the third act aria of Un ballo in maschera that Björling consistently and inexplicably omitted in …
If Only:, Walter B. Rudolph
If Only:, Walter B. Rudolph
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
The idea is perpetual. It meanders through most of our noggins, yet remains welcome in its brain-draining manner. The Anna-Lisa Björling/ Andrew Farkas biography, Jussi, keeps reminding us of the likes of Il tabarro with Leontyne Price and George London (Amadeus Press, 1996, page 335). Elsewhere it is suggested that the RCA/Serafin Otello with Jon Vickers, Leonie Rysanek and Tito Gobbi was RCA’s means of salvaging what was to have been Jussi’s Otello recording. The facts and tales are out there. We salivate every time we read or re-read them. Since many others have had a hand in that creative …
Three Societies, Four Books, One Museum, Sue Flaster
Three Societies, Four Books, One Museum, Sue Flaster
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
The Jussi Björling Society - USA, and our sister societies, the Jussi Björling Sällskapet in Sweden and the Jussi Björling Appreciation Society in the UK, are among literally thousands of such groups dedicated to various passions, activities and avocations. Many of these groups have grown out of almost-random encounters among enthusiasts, although the Internet has made those meetings much less random and much more frequent and targeted. For many of these groups, the reasons for their existence and development were known at one time to some few people, but are no longer remembered as the originating members drop away for …
Serenades For The Queen, Janel E. Lundgren
Serenades For The Queen, Janel E. Lundgren
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
On the occasion of the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, whose accession to the throne of the United Kingdom took place seventy years ago, we look back at Jussi Björling’s songful participation in the Coronation events, and a subsequent meeting with Her Majesty in 1956. Princess Elizabeth became Queen on February 6, 1952, imme-diately upon the unexpected death of her father, George VI. The Coronation was held more than a year later on June 2, 1953, allowing the traditional year of preparations for the ceremony and festivities.
Front Matter
Journal of the Jussi Björling Societies of the USA & UK
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Master Any Language 100x Faster, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Master Any Language 100x Faster, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Learning, Teaching, & Researching Optimization
Learn any language 100x faster with this booklet of high-speed acquisition techniques!
Front Matter, Vol. 17
Monographs of the Western North American Naturalist
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End Matter, Vol. 17
Monographs of the Western North American Naturalist
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From Zwingli’S Switzerland To The American South:, Celeste Carroll Onchuck
From Zwingli’S Switzerland To The American South:, Celeste Carroll Onchuck
Swiss American Historical Society Review
“Here – here shall be my grave!” declared Rudi Gallmann, standing near Huldrych (or Ulrich) Zwingli and his comrades on the damp ground in the gently sloping Albis hills of the Zurich countryside on October 11, 1531. When the weather was clear and the sun shone over the towering Kappel monastery, one might be overcome with a sense of peacefulness, but that day, the clouds hung low, bringing light rain to accompany the winds that blew over the hillsides. Although morale was not at its zenith among the Protestant troops at Kappel am Albis that day, Gallmann and the others …
From Islands To Mountains:, Stephanie Velasco Poserio
From Islands To Mountains:, Stephanie Velasco Poserio
Swiss American Historical Society Review
This reflection, by Ms. A. Martinez, a Filipino-American living and working in diversity education at a castle museum near Bern, Switzerland, highlights how cultural connections are maintained even when one is geographically distant from one’s country of origin. In addition to Ms. Martinez’s Filipino-American perspective, I met and interviewed others who shared their stories as Filipino or Filipino-Swiss migrants. The migration of Filipinos from the islands of the Philippines to the mountains of Switzerland illustrates a dynamic journey that began with labor migration in the early 1970s and reflects a vibrant diaspora today. This article presents a cultural and historical …
Website & Social Media Report For 2025, Richard Hacken
Website & Social Media Report For 2025, Richard Hacken
Swiss American Historical Society Review
The Society’s website (https://swiss-american-historical-society.org) has undergone a series of positive changes this year. This is one case where an “upgrade” has not become a “downgrade” in disguise! The Menu (which is where you can access links to other pages on the website) is now more minimalistic, sleek, and user friendly. You will also find a newly inserted search button that helps you find keywords from the entire site.
Influence Of Superhydrophobic Surface Microstructure On Transient Jet Impingement Cooling, D. Jacob Butterfield, Brian D. Iverson, Daniel Maynes, Julie Crockett
Influence Of Superhydrophobic Surface Microstructure On Transient Jet Impingement Cooling, D. Jacob Butterfield, Brian D. Iverson, Daniel Maynes, Julie Crockett
Faculty Publications
Water jet impingement is an effective method of rapidly cooling a surface, but heat transfer from the surface is highly dependent on the surface condition and properties. Here, the impact of a superhydrophobic (SH) surface on heat transfer to an impinging, axisymmetric, room-temperature water jet with Re=6 x 103to 18 x 103 is explored. SH surfaces are created by etching thin silicon wafers to form different micropatterns (posts or holes). Surfaces are heated to between 200 and 320°C, and the local surface temperature is measured with a thermal camera. The time resolved heat transfer from the surface and …
Improving Surface Analysis Through The Correct Use Of Low Energy Ion Scattering And X-Ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy: Best Practices, Common Errors, And Multimodal Approaches For Material Development, Joshua W. Pinder
Theses and Dissertations
Surface analysis is the study of the atoms at surfaces and their connectivity, including their relative depth distribution, concentration, chemical state, and crystallinity. These characteristics govern many important material properties. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) is one of the most widely used surface analysis techniques. Proper interpretation of XPS spectra including the appropriate use of backgrounds, peak shapes, peak positions, and charge compensation, with appropriate constraints on fitting parameters provide valuable information about elemental composition, concentration, depth distribution, and chemical speciation of surface atoms. However, despite widespread use, much of the XPS literature contains poor interpretations and irreproducible results which undermine …
リアホナプロジェクト・チェックリストとフォームのサンプル, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
リアホナプロジェクト・チェックリストとフォームのサンプル, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Spiritual Proficiency
目次 ページ
霊的経験を現象学的に還元して分析するためのチェックリスト 1
霊的経験現象学的還元ジャーナルテンプレート 3
霊的成長のためのデイリーチェックリスト 5
霊的成長・1分デイリーチェック 6
霊的熟達(Spiritual Proficiency)デイリー・ジャーナル 7
霊的経験を現象学的に還元して分析するためのチェックリスト 9
Liahona Project Checklist And Form Samples, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Liahona Project Checklist And Form Samples, Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Spiritual Proficiency
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Checklist for Phenomenological Reduction and Analysis of Spiritual Experiences (1)
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Spiritual Experience Phenomenological Reduction Journal Template (3)
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Daily Checklist for Spiritual Growth (4)
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1-Minute Daily Spiritual Growth Check (5)
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Spiritual Proficiency (SP) Daily Journal (6)
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Checklist for Phenomenological Reduction and Analysis of Spiritual Experiences (Reprint) (8)
High School Dropout Rates Among Latin Students In The United States, Taryn T. Marriott
High School Dropout Rates Among Latin Students In The United States, Taryn T. Marriott
Student Works
An ongoing concern of educators and community members is the disproportionately high amounts of Latinx students dropping out of high school in the United States. Although there has been notable research done and action taken, the problem still remains. Lack of familial support, discrimination, and residence in low-income areas all contribute to the low retention rates of Latinx youth on track to graduate high school. As a result, youth who do not complete their education and set their sights on career goals have a harder time with employment, communicating in their society, and tend to show higher levels of engagement …
Report On A Self-Directed Pilot Study (For Students), Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Report On A Self-Directed Pilot Study (For Students), Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Spiritual Proficiency
Level Up Your Life: The Science of Spiritual Growth
Ever feel like you're stuck in "mental noise" or struggling to stay focused? This study explores how a simple 4-week routine can literally "accelerate" your brain and emotional resilience. By using checklists and specific mental "switches," I found that we can turn daily frustrations into moments of gratitude and even boost our ability to learn complex subjects. This isn't just about faith; it's about a practical "system" to help you stay calm, sharp, and connected to your higher purpose in a busy world.
Report On A Self-Directed Pilot Study (For Researchers), Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Report On A Self-Directed Pilot Study (For Researchers), Yoshihiko Ariizumi
Spiritual Proficiency
Strategic Self-Regulation for Spiritual and Cognitive Enhancement
This pilot study investigates the impact of structured spiritual interventions on cognitive processing and emotional regulation. By integrating meta-cognitive tools—such as narrative accountability, systematic scripture application, and "mental toggles" via hymns—the research demonstrates a significant acceleration in learning efficiency and a reduction in emotional recovery time. The findings suggest that spiritual experiences are not merely random occurrences but "probability-controllable phenomena" that can be systematically cultivated through intentional environmental settings and habitual reflection.
Acoustic Analysis Of Prosodic Speech Pause In Autistic And Neurotypical Adults, Rachel Johnson
Acoustic Analysis Of Prosodic Speech Pause In Autistic And Neurotypical Adults, Rachel Johnson
Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study is to examine prosodic speech pause across two groups: neurotypical and autistic young adults. Conversational speech samples were collected from 11 neurotypical and 11 autistic young adults between the ages of 18 and 26. Speech samples were subsequently transcribed and analyzed using Praat Software. The boundaries of between- and within-utterance pauses were identified, as well as acoustically determining if the pause was filled, silent, or a combination of both. Results found a significant difference in the frequency of pauses as a function of location, pause type, and neurological status. As expected, combination pauses were the …
Perception Of Prosodic Speech Patterns Of Autistic Individuals, Rebecca Lunt
Perception Of Prosodic Speech Patterns Of Autistic Individuals, Rebecca Lunt
Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to determine the perception that neurotypical individuals have of autistic individuals’ speech, including their speech prosody. Speech samples were collected from four neurotypical and four autistic young adults as they answered interview questions. Then, 50 neurotypical listeners (28 female, 22 male) were recruited to listen to the speech samples and rate the speech on visual analogy scales on their likeability and ability to communicate. Participants were told prior to listening to the speech samples whether or not the speaker had autism; however, there were both deceptive and truthful listening conditions, with some autistic speakers …
Choco Pies, Economic Gains, And The Opening Of North Korea:, Quinci Rasband
Choco Pies, Economic Gains, And The Opening Of North Korea:, Quinci Rasband
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
Since the armistice was signed putting a hold on the Korean War (July 27, 1953) and officially created two separate entities, has there ever been a time when North Korea and South Korea—two diametrically opposed countries— worked together towards a common goal? If there really was such a time when North Korea and South Korea collaborated, one can wonder how this was received in the minds of North Koreans and South Koreans. While it is challenging to understand North Korean citizens’ perceptions of events, delving into accessible sources can shed light onto South Korea’s viewpoint of inter-Korean relations. One such …
Memories Of The Low-Income Elderly Of South Korea, Jacob Gilbert
Memories Of The Low-Income Elderly Of South Korea, Jacob Gilbert
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
Rain pattered against my umbrella as I walked down the small alleyway near Tapgol Park. An elderly man carrying a black umbrella hobbled past me. Rain dripping from the gutters made puddles at my feet. I carefully avoided several puddles in the pavement making my way to the end of the alleyway. As I drew closer to the end, loud voices echoed down the alley. Around the corner a crowd of elderly people huddled underneath the roof of the front gate to the park. Some stood, while others sat on the ground leaning their backs against the walls of the …
The Hallyu Hexagon:, Katherine Linton
The Hallyu Hexagon:, Katherine Linton
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
From the opening credits, Crash Landing On You1 captured the attention and adoration of millions. The show follows a South Korean chaebol heiress, Yoon Se-ri, who crash lands into the North Korean side of the Demilitarized Zone. She is discovered by North Korean soldier, Ri Jeong Hyeok, who mercifully decides not to kill her on the spot. Over the course of 16 episodes and 23 hours, as Ri Jeong Hyeok betrays loyalty lines by evading the North Korean Military Police and helping Yoon Se-ri return to the south, the two’s fateful meeting evolves into a cross-border romance.
Korean dramas are …
Silencing The Party, Amplifying The Music:, Brian Lewis
Silencing The Party, Amplifying The Music:, Brian Lewis
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
The 2024 dissolution of the MFP marked a turning point in Thai electoral politics, catalyzing a cultural contest over political expression through music. The court’s decision to dissolve the MFP was perceived as a direct attack on free political discourse, intensifying state-led censorship efforts against musicians who critiqued the establishment. In response, political music became not only a means of protest, but a crucial space for youth to form their political identities and express dissent. This escalation in censorship and the concurrent surge in musical activism cannot be directly attributed to long-standing political trends; rather, they were significantly increased by …
Colonial Legacy And National Identity:, Nina Harris
Colonial Legacy And National Identity:, Nina Harris
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
The island of Taiwan occupies an unusual political position in the world today. Taiwan is viewed primarily in relation to its complicated relationship with the People’s Republic of China. While Taiwan considers itself distinct from the Chinese mainland, with its own constitution and democratically elected leaders, China’s government claims the island is an inalienable part of China and has been for centuries. Taiwan’s history, however, is more complicated and diverse than China allows. Unbeknownst to many, Taiwan was a Japanese colony from 1895 to 1945, and it was an era of highly significant change for Taiwan. The Japanese occupation was …
Connecting To The Motherland:, Grace Truett
Connecting To The Motherland:, Grace Truett
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
India was the crown jewel of the British Empire and, despite the oppressive colonialism between 1857 and 1947, it produced citizens who cared for the future of their nation. Jamini Roy is one such citizen who envisioned his rich cultural Motherland untouched by Western forces. Although India had been dominated by Britain economically, socially, and even artistically, Roy was an anti-capitalist artist who used materials native to India to perpetuate Bengali artistic traditions and reinvent Christian folklore; his work aims towards unification of Hindu, Muslim, and Christian Indian viewers through nationalism and connection of Indian citizens to their land, as …
Made For War, Abandoned In Peace:, Michelle Parada-Gonzalez
Made For War, Abandoned In Peace:, Michelle Parada-Gonzalez
BYU Asian Studies Student Journal
Amid a raging blizzard in the mountains of 1907 Hokkaido, Sugimoto Saichi shelters inside the still-warm carcass of a freshly killed deer, huddled beside his companion, Asirpa. As she asks if his wounds still hurt, he brushes it off, insisting that the man he killed earlier had no human heart and felt little pain. When Asirpa reprimands him, Sugimoto concedes—war has changed him. The person he once was had been left behind on the battlefield. Some men, he says, can return to their old lives, but others like him remain stuck in the past. Asirpa, only twelve years old, considers …