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Robert Hart Baker, ConductorFriday, October 10, 2014; 8:00 p.m.

Purser Auditorium: Logan College of Chiropractic campus1851 Schoettler Road, Chesterfield, MO 63017

Opening Night with Daniel LeeDaniel Lee, acclaimed for his expressiveness, beauty of tone and masterful playing, will be soloist for the Schumann Cello Concerto, which is followed by Tchaikovsky’s powerful Fifth Symphony.

Dvorak: Hussite Overture, Op. 67Schumann: Cello Concerto in A minor, Op. 129

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Worst Ways to Clean Your TVBy Becky WorleyYou've invested hundreds — maybe thousands — of dollars in your TV. So how should you clean the screen without risking ruining it? The Internet is full of ideas and ads touting the best products. I searched "How to clean a flat screen TV" and found a crazy set of suggested cleaning methods. So I sacrificed an LCD in order to put seven supposed solutions to the test.The TestSince most often, I find myself cleaning off kids' fingerprints, I first mixed up a concoction to simulate what they might have on their hands — cream cheese, sunscreen, and peanut butter. Next, I had the questionable pleasure of smearing this mess all over the screen (which I did while the kids were out of the house — gotta be careful what I role-model).I unplugged the TV for safety, then tested each product in turn:1. Windex: I was nervous about using anything with ammonia, but it didn't seem to do any damage. On the other hand, it left a streaky residue. Just like when you clean your windows, the product isn't perfect.2. Alcohol and Water: I like the idea of alcohol, because it should evaporate without leaving a mark. And in fact, the results were pretty good — at least with a soft rag. So next, I took the opportunity to test the same cleaner with a different cloth…3. Alcohol and Water and Paper Towel: Disaster! Not only did the paper towel shed fibers on the screen, it streaked the screen so badly, I thought I might have permanently scratched it. Sure, some TV glass is more durable than others, but a scratched screen is something you definitely don't want to risk.4. Furniture Polish: This is not something I would have ever tried had I not read it on line… And sure enough — the result was major streaks along with a cloudy residue.5. Water and Vinegar: At first, this didn't seem to cut the grease, but once I buffed it out, this combo really worked. For a low-budget solution a product you might already have on hand, this does an admirable job.6. Antistatic Cleaning Wipes: These come pre-moistened and are suppos-edly formulated specifically for cleaning TVs and electronics screens. Yeah, well, maybe they're designed just to deal with the dust that is naturally attracted to electronic screens, and their makers didn't foresee cream cheese. That could excuse the major streaks that remained after trying these wipes, but it doesn't excuse the hairy particles the cloth itself left behind.7. Screen Guard and Microfiber: Of all the solutions I tried, Screen Guard was the most expensive; at $20, it's more than twice as pricey as the antistatic wipes — which may make many shy away. But the result? Perfection. No residue, no streaks, no fibers. In fact, after the test, I used this method to clean the entire screen of the mess left by all the other contenders. Bottom line: if you've spent hundreds or thousands on a TV, $20 on the right cleaner seems like a smart investment.


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ART SHOWS, FAIRS, AND FESTIVALS – OH MY!

Fall is upon us and that means St. Louis is offering up a potpourri of fairs, art shows, and festivals. Every neighborhood has its own celebration and all of St. Louis is invited. Below is a small sample

of events to help you celebrate. As always visit the web sites for complete information.

Historic Shaw Art Fair www.shawstlouis.orgSaturday October 4th & Sunday October 5thLocated on the beautiful tree lined parkway of Flora Place at Tower Grove Avenue, the Historic Shaw art Fair is the premier Fine Arts and Fine Crafts Fair in the City of St Louis. The lovely urban location, food court, great music and, of course, the fabulous art all add to a fantastic visitor experience.

Best of Missouri Market & Morewww.missouribotanicalgarden.orgFriday October 3rd through Sunday October 5thThe Missouri Botanical Garden announces the 23rd anniver-sary of the Best of Missouri Market and will now welcome vendors from neighboring states. The Best of Missouri Market & More will take place at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

“First Look Friday” at the Best of Missouri Market & More Friday, Oct 3rd Missouri Botanical GardensGuests can also enjoy “First Look Friday,” an early chance to shop the Market on Friday, October 3 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event will feature over 30 new vendors, more than 120 outstanding food producers and artisans, and entertain-ment for the entire family.

Art in the Parkwww.artintheparkstl.comSunday Sep 28thFrancis ParkArt in the Park returns to Francis Park in St. Louis Hills as more than 60 artists will come together to showcase their cre-ative wares amidst live music, tasty eats and kids’ activities.

Grove Fest 2014 www.thegrovestl.comSaturday, Oct 4thJoin us on Manchester Ave. between Tower Grove and Sarah for one of the best street festivals in St. Louis. Grove Fest is an outrageously eclectic FREE street festival in the Grove. It’s been likened to a funky New Orleans street festival, praised for its diversity in programming and turnout. Expect a variety of music, art, fashion, street performers plus local food, drinks and wares.

Taste of Benton Park Festivalwww.bpnastl.orgSaturday, Oct 4th Benton Park NeighborhoodVisit the food tent to sample the offerings from 13 local restaurants, as well as a wine and beer booth, chalk art, live music, and more! Featured bands Scandaleros and Jakes Leg

Greater Saint Louis Hispanic Festival www.hispanicfestivalstl.comFriday Sep 26th through Sunday Sep 28thSoulard ParkThe Greater St. Louis Hispanic Festival features live Latin bands and entertainment, Latin foods and drinks, crafts, children’s pavilion with pony rides and Miss Hispanic Festival contest. All available with free admission.


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THE GREAT FOREST PARK BALLOON GLOW AND BALLOON RACEFriday, September 19, 2014 Until Saturday, September 20, 2014 At Central Field In Forest Park (Between The Jewel Box And Steinberg Rink) Festivities begin with a balloon glow on September 19 from 7:00 p.m. - 9:15 p.m. followed by fireworks. Race day activities include a children’s entertainment area, skydivers, and a photo contest prior to the launch of the hare and hound balloons at 4:30-4:45 p.m. on September 20. Rain date is September 21. http://www.greatforestparkballoonrace.com/, (314) 993-2901

OLD WEBSTER JAZZ & BLUES FESTIVALSaturday, September 20, 2014 In Webster Groves Historic District. Non-stop jazz and blues music from two stages showcasing St. Louis’ most talented performers plus food and drink from area restaurants. There will also be street entertainers with face-painting, juggling and balloons. 12:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. http://www.oldwebsterjazzfestival.com/, (314) 961-4656

SOULARD ART FAIRSaturday, September 20, 2014 Until Sunday, September 21, 2014 At Soulard Market Park In The Historic Soulard NeighborhoodThis cultural event with Soulard flair will feature street performers, live music, magicians, sketch artists, Taste of Soulard foods from local restaurants available for sampling and a wine garden. http://soulard-artfair.com/

GREATER ST. LOUIS HISPANIC FESTIVALFriday, September 26, 2014 Until Sunday, September 28, 2014 In Soulard Market Park In The Historic Soulard Neighborhood. This event features Hispanic Folkloric dancers; Hispanic arts and crafts; live Latino music; authentic foods, exotic petting zoo, children’s pavilion and more. www.hispanicfestivalstl.com, (314) 837-6100

ST. LOUIS FOLK AND ROOTS FESTIVALFriday, September 26, 2014 Until Sunday, September 28, 2014 At Grand Center District, On Grand Between Lindell And Delmar. This St. Louis premier folk festival weekend features national and regional artist for a blend of old-time, bluegrass, country and folk music. The festival kicks off Friday night with singer/songwriter Sarah Jarosz, and the Colorado-Based Blue Canyon Boys with fiddler and songwriter Betse Ellis opening the concert at The Sheldon Concert Hall. The concerts continue Saturday night with 23 String Band and Foghorn Stringband and banjoist Riley Baugus opening the concert at The Sheldon Concert Hall. Additional festival activities will include late night shows at The Stage at KDHX with Caleb Klauder Country Band on Friday, and JD Wilkes and the Dirt Daubers on Saturday. There will also be workshops at Folk School and the 4th Annual Fiddle Contest at Stauss Park. http://www.folkandrootsfestival.com/

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