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At 11:01 AM -0700 6/17/03, Bradley P. Allen wrote: Jim- I have two problems. The first is the effort to absorb yet another Semantic Web dialect in my application, and the second is the effort to explain the reasons for yet another dialect to a user community. The first is a short-term cost I have to bear. I fear the second can hinder adoption of the technology. I understand the reservation, but some argue this will augment, rather than hinder, the adoption. My feeling has always been that the Web is big enough that we should build as many usable things as we can, and that only conflicting standards are likely to hinder adoption -- in this case, all the syntaxes play well together, so I don't see that problem As to the first: you're right. We shouldn't care, as we do routinely apply stylesheets to transform arbitrary XML into RDF/XML. It is a good thing that the Note contains a draft stylesheet in an appendix. But it's an interoperability issue because it's one more mapping that I will now have to worry about. However minimal that might be in this case, the working assumption was that all OWL in XML that we would encounter would be RDF/XML with OWL vocabulary. I am now disabused of that notion, and having complained, I will deal with it. I still don't understand this at all. The only OWL in XML you will ever encounter is indeed RDF/XML with OWL vocabulary. The stuff in the presentation syntax would be mapped to that before it would be expected to be used - otherwise it violates the assumptions of OWL (i.e. that RDF/XML is the exchange language for OWL documents) - nothing in this note changes that. With respect to the second: I assume, based on what you say, that some in the Webont WG feel that making it easier to write OWL DL correctly is worth abandoning RDF/XML as an authoring language. While I can appreciate their reasons, I think you are discounting the amount of FUD this creates among developers who are just beginning to understand what can be accomplished by authoring RDF/XML as it is today. I think it's worth addressing more explicitly in the Note and elsewhere, as you have in your email. - regards, BPA It's not ABANDONING - look, think of this as a macro package for programming in OWL. It expands to exactly the same stuff - but if you use these macros you know your program will generate one of the many legal graphs that could express the same content, and that the graph will be consistent with a set of rules you would have to deal with by hand without such a thing (or some other tool). One of the reasons we released the presentation syntax was complaints from people that the OWL S&AS was too difficult to use and to map into RDF graphs -- okay, just consider this to be an operationalization of that mapping I think it might actually be useful in some small number of cases :->) I just don't see a downside. Here, think of it this way - if you build an OWL tool, you can sell or advertise an extension to produce XML documents that correspond to the ontologies (and thus can be saved, sorted, searched, etc. using XML tools) - you make extra money, and we've done all the work :-> Bradley P. Allen President Siderean Software LLC 5155 West Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 1078 Los Angeles, CA 90250 USA phone +1 310 491-3424 fax +1 310 379-0231 web www.siderean.com -----Original Message----- From: Jim Hendler [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 7:43 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: RE: Presentation Syntax - why? At 7:24 AM -0700 6/17/03, Bradley P. Allen wrote: Jim- Danny's main point, and I would agree with him, is that creating yet another syntax doesn't help those of us who are trying to build tools and field applications on top of either RDF or OWL. Seeing the Presentation Syntax document made my heart sink, because now I have yet another interoperability issue to address. The more interoperability burdens we have to clear, the slower we will be able to build applications to further adoption. There's a big difference between supporting yourself with tools to move from N3 to RDF, and having to support a user community that already has too many ways to express themselves in RDF. Throwing a stylesheet over the wall just doesn't cut it. I would agree with you that the process has been a visible one, but frankly, I feel a bit blindsided myself. - regards, BPA Bradley P. Allen President Siderean Software LLC 5155 West Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 1078 Los Angeles, CA 90250 USA phone +1 310 491-3424 fax +1 310 379-0231 web www.siderean.com Brad - this is what I don't understand. Why is the presentation syntax "another interoperability issue to address"?? Anyone using it will have to run the stylesheet and turn it into rdf/xml if they want any tools to do anything useful with it -- the reasoners, etc. will all use the RDF. So any tools you build will simply be enhanced by having more ontologies around in RDF/XML (or someone will build a crawler to find the XML ones and map to RDF or etc.) -- the implementor of an OWL or RDF tool shouldn't be effected by this at all. The reason some in the Webont WG like this, is because any document that validates against this XML schema will map to a legal OWL DL graph -- those are hard to check, and thus this will increase the number of people creating legal OWL DL ontologies. Those of us working in RDF will use OWL Full in most cases, which means we don't need to worry about the well-formedness conditions of the DL profile, but all OWL DL graphs are OWL Full graphs, so we'll be able to use our tools on them as well - win, win. so frankly, I see anything that causes more RDF to exist to be beneficial, and don't understand why "throwing a stylesheet over the wall just doesn't cut it", this is the WEB damn it, we win if more documents in more formats become interoperable -- not by saying everyone must do things in one particular way I know there are some good documents about "loose coupling" that have been chumped in the rdfig chat -- I'm a firm devotee of the loose coupling philosophy (and designed the entire DARPA DAML initiative to promote it) - and thus I don't see where the problem comes in -- what do you care what tool I use to create my graphs as longs as you can process them?? -JH -----Original Message----- From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Jim Hendler Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 6:00 AM To: email@example.com; firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: Presentation Syntax - why? [Please note, this message is in reply to one from Danny Ayers that was posted to public-webont-comments -- his message is included below -- I have moved it here to avoid confusion with Last Call comment replies on the public-comments list] At 11:47 AM +0200 6/17/03, Danny Ayers wrote: >At times it seems that the real activity of the WG can only be seen like the >structure of DNA was through X-Rays. A strange crystal that has just >appeared on a plate is the OWL Web Ontology Language XML Presentation Syntax >Note [1]. There doesn't appear to be any documentation of the role of >languages like this, and it's hard to place it in context. > >Reading the documentation for OWL it is clear that the intention was for it >to be a layer directly on top of RDF and RDFS, yet what the AS&S describes >needs a significant translation from OWL->RDF [2] and is currently only >mappable in the RDF->OWL direction through quite a convoluted procedure [3]. > >The impression this gives is that AS&S has in large part been constructed as >an entirely new language, with the RDF(S) considerations being retrofitted >late in the day. How much truth there is in this isn't really important, >what is important is that the roadmap has become smudged. > >I believe significant clarification is required around certain issues, in >particular those that lead to the Presentation Syntax. It appears that this >is a concrete representation of the AS&S, but for what purpose? If the >underlying model used by the AS&S is compatible with the RDF graph/triples >model, then why not use RDF/XML? Or is there such an air gap between the RDF >and OWL layers, that the OWL can fly free with it's own model, syntax and >serialization? > >On a practical level, the question is simple if a developer wishes to build >a Semantic Web application, where do they start? If they start with RDF now, >will they need a rework to be able to include OWL features without the >struggle of [3]? Or if they start with OWL AS&S will they lose the >compatibility with existing RDF data without building tools to carry out the >transformations of [2]? > >I realise this is relatively early days for OWL, it just seems from what's >being delivered that sometimes there are triples being asserted that are >dark for anyone outside of the WG. > >Cheers, >Danny. > >[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/NOTE-owl-xmlsyntax-20030611/ > >[2] http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/WD-owl-semantics-20030331/mapping.html#4.1 > >[3] http://wonderweb.semanticweb.org/owl/parsing.shtml > >---- > >http://dannyayers.com Danny - since this document isn't a Last Call document (and isn't currently on the path to becoming one), I will take the liberty of interacting without a Working Group mandate. So these comments can be considered my own opinion, not those of the group. Frankly, I don't understand your point of view as raised in this message. Most of the work I do in RDF is done using N3, because I find it easier to use. My tools translate that N3 to RDF/XML, which is then used directly or turned into triples by some other tool. WOuld you argue against use of N3 or RDF/XML or Ntriples because they are all variants on using "pure" RDF triples (as are stored into the underlying RDF DB). OWL (Full) is a vocabulary extension to RDF (c.f [1] - my slides from the W3C track at WWW). It can be written directly in RDF/XML, it can be written in N3, and now, thanks to the document you are complaining about, there is an XML presentation that more directly corresponds to the abstract syntax we use in proving the semantic properties of OWL (and particularly the OWL DL profile of OWL). This presentation syntax comes with an XSLT that maps it into RDF/XML [2], and this is how we would expect it to interact with other OWL (and RDF Core and RDFS) tools. Thus,this syntax is just another way to produce OWL documents for people who have a different tool set. XML and RDF have different models, but many XML schemas can be mapped into perfectly reasonable RDF/XML, and this is one of them. It guarantees that documents that validate against this schema, and go through this XSLT, end up as legal RDF documents consistent with the OWL DL profile. This is why we stress its role as a presentation syntax - like N3 or Ntriples it is another way to look at RDF documents Other people are working on UML presentation syntax for OWL (the OMG has released a call to produce a two-way mapping between UML-2 and OWL), a graphical presentation syntax, a prolog front-end. All of these things lead to further adoption of OWL (and thus RDF) and I do not understand why you think they could be bad things. I also must state that I am personally upset at your charge that the activity of this working group is in any way mysterious. Guus and Ihave worked very hard as chairs, spurred on by Dan Connolly as team contact, to make sure that everything the WG did was in public, and that every decision we made was open to anyone who wanted to track it. The issue about whether to have an XML presentation has been in our publicly available issues list since Oct 2002 [4]. The WG decided to have this document as an "appendix" in Dec 02, but later decided a separate note made more sense. Further, our entire mail archive is open to the public, and if you search on "XML presentation syntax" you will find close to 150 messages dating back to May 2002 -- so you've had over a year to "study the chrystalline structure of our DNA -- we've made it damned easy to do! -Jim Hendler p.s. I might also suggest you read the article Bijan Parsia and I wrote in XML Journal [5], perhaps it can help clarify my position on why there is no contradiction to having an XML presentation syntax for an RDF vocabulary. [1] http://www.w3.org/2003/Talks/0522-webont-hendler/ [2] http://www.w3.org/TR/2003/NOTE-owl-xmlsyntax-20030611/owlxml2rdf.xsl [3] http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/WebOnt/webont-issues.html#I5.17-XML-presentation-syntax [4] http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/WebOnt/webont-issues.html#I5.17-XML-presentation-syntax [5] http://www.mindswap.org/papers/XML-J-Oct2002.pdf -- Professor James Hendler email@example.com Director, Semantic Web and Agent Technologies 301-405-2696 Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Lab. 301-405-6707 (Fax) Univ of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 *** 240-277-3388 (Cell) http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/hendler *** NOTE CHANGED CELL NUMBER *** -- Professor James Hendler firstname.lastname@example.com Director, Semantic Web and Agent Technologies 301-405-2696 Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Lab. 301-405-6707 (Fax) Univ of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 *** 240-277-3388 (Cell) http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/hendler *** NOTE CHANGED CELL NUMBER *** -- Professor James Hendler email@example.com Director, Semantic Web and Agent Technologies 301-405-2696 Maryland Information and Network Dynamics Lab. 301-405-6707 (Fax) Univ of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 *** 240-277-3388 (Cell) http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/hendler *** NOTE CHANGED CELL NUMBER ***Received on Tuesday, 17 June 2003 14:25:49 UTC
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I am thiankful for the bills to be paid and some money to help DS and his family until his new job starts, thankful for the daffodills sticking up out of the snow, for DH opportunities to travel this comiong week to teach and preach. Thankful for a good place to care for our Moms. THankful for G'ds forgiveness when i mess up, Babs
We had a lot of unusual expenses this month--DD's AP fees ($368), DD and my yearly dental visit ($245), snack fees for DD's track meet ($120), DD's SAT registration fee ($47), and a car registration fee ($20). Praise the Lord, we made it through the month! He is good to provide!
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At the beginning of the week, at 3am, in that awful snowstorm we had, oldest DD drove the ambulance that took a critical patient from the Uintah Basin to a large trauma center in the Salt Lake Valley. She drove safely through near blizzard conditions, albeit slowly, and on the way BACK, in Heber, the transmission went out on the ambulance. The crew was close to available repair, phone service & food service while they waited for another vehicle to come & take them back to base. Thank the Lord for the timing of that breakdown, & for the safety of the patient & the crew.
A new gluten-free bakery has opened up a 2 towns over, & sells within 2 of the stores in my area, one grocery store & one health food store. Their garlic parmesan breadsticks actually taste like bread!
I have lived in this home for 5 years, with less than ideal kitchen space. I have been trying to de-clutter & fit our belongings to the space, and yesterday in frustration, I finally asked the Lord to help me. As I looked at the skinny cupboard to the right of the stove, where the pots, pans & cookie sheets have never fit well, I realized that the awkward little half-shelf that is always in the way in that cupboard is EXACTLY the same size as the shelves in the cupboard above. I took the shelf out, so now the pots, pans & cookie sheets fit in their cupboard. Then I changed the distribution of the shelves in the cupboard above it, & was able to put in an additional shelf for glasses & mugs. Cost: zero. I am so grateful for His help.
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It was a heavy expense month here, too. I had 3 crowns that needed replaced, and as a result, I exceeded the allowable amount per individual for our dental insurance. Thankfully, we have the money in the bank. I just hadn't planned to use it for dental. Youngest DD had the water pump go out in her car, so that needed fixed. & all 3 of the car insurance payments were due, but the Lord blessed us with some call-back pay, & took care of us.
I do childcare and started caring for a new little boy this month. I hadnt planned on accepting any more children but it was a friends single daughters son. I felt it was an oppourtunity to help. The extra money has been a blessing this month so we could help DS that is out of work with gas money , fed him and granddaughter when his wife was working. God knew just what we needed. Thank you Lord, Babs
This week reminded me of that Francesca Battistelli song -- This Is the Stuff -- where it talks about how G-d uses the little things to teach us patience. The little things we dealt with this week were literally little -- lice! I'm so grateful for the lesson in patience G-d gave me. It takes a severe amount of patience to check through hair for nits and such.
We were also blessed to have enough funds to cover all the little extras we needed this week b/c of the lice. And I felt blessed with a family who didn't complain about the distinct lack of cooking this week while all this was going on.
And I'm blessed with a mom who totally gets it and supports us and doesn't want us suffering and used her own extra funds to send a kit to our house with a better lice treatment -- and one which will not cause an allergic reaction with me like the OTC one did. Thank you G-d for my mom!
Sunshine, often insurance will pay for the precription meds for lice if you have allergies. I cant use the OTC either because of allergies. I have asthma attacks if I use it. I would check for future needs. Lice are so hard. One summer , we ran a summer camp in a rented facility. The people the week before had lice and the bunks werent treated. We ended up with a camp full of kids with lice. Babs
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Apparently, George Phillips is NOT the only Republican interested in taking on Democratic Rep. Maurice Hinchey.
Not long after I posted Phillips' email announcing his intention to mount a third House campaign next fall, GOP consultant Rob Ryan called to say he has a client, Thomas Engel, who is also interested in running.
Ryan forwarded a letter that Engel, a private practice attorney, former assistant US Attorney, and longtime ally/appointee of former Gov. George Pataki (hence, the connection to Ryan, a former Pataki aide), sent earlier this month to GOP and Conservative Party leaders announcing his intention to raise/spent $2 million to challenge Hinchey in 2012.
"2012 will be a tougher year for Republicans than 2010; President Obama will be up for re-election, and the Democrats will be out in force registering new voters on the college campuses throughout the congressional district," Engel wrote.
"If the Republican Party is to defeat Maurice Hinchey, we must have a candidate who can raise over $2,000,000 and wage a no-holds-barred campaign against him. If I enter this race, I will be that candidate."
Engel contributed to Phillips last year and said he ran a "great race", but "sadly" came up short. He's planning on filing paperwork to establish an exploratory committee at the end of the month. ("Exploratory" because of the uncertainty that redistricting adds to the mix, Ryan said).
Engel will seed the committee with "six figures of his own money – partially a loan, partially a donation – then assess as we move forward," Ryan said, adding: "He has wherewithal to both raise and put in money that will be needed to defeat (Hinchey)."
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Zetsche deserves credit for cleaning up the mess created by the ill-fated conjunction with Chrysler. But his ambition is to re-establish Mercedes Benz as the world's biggest maker of premium cars by 2020 looks odd. Mercedes sold 1.32 million cars in 2012, whereas BMW sold 1.54 million and Audi pushed out 1.46 million units. Rather than aim to be the biggest, the company should aspire to be the best.
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Harry B. Waite
Social Insurance and the Constitution
Clarence W. Hobbs
Occupational Disease Cover in New York
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A Sudbury woman who suffered from depression was found hanged at her home, an inquest heard.
The body of Mary Goddard, 62, was discovered in the garage of her house in Betty Cocker Grove on March 24.
On Friday, an inquest in Bury St Edmunds was told that police quickly established there were no suspicious circumstances and the dead woman was identified by her sister.
Suffolk coroner Dr Peter Dean said a police report on the incident showed that a note had been found at the scene.
A post-mortem examination conducted by consultant pathologist Dr Karl Love at West Suffolk Hospital confirmed the cause of death as hanging with depression listed as a contributory factor.
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In a stunning show of the power of the people, Gap is returning to its original blue box logo and abandoning its new version featuring a floating blue box.
The revamped logo was covertly spread out through the Internet four days ago with no comment from the company. After seeing the initial negative response from customers and loads of negative reports from the media, the company made a statement on its Facebook page explaining what it was and why the change came about.
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Medievalist Emir O. Filipovic was flipping through fifteenth century manuscripts at the State Archives in Dubrovnik, Croatia — your average light reading — when he came across something rather remarkable on one of the pages: Feline paw prints.
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I am looking for the ancestors and family of my grandfather, Johan Marie PLANTFEBER (date and place of birth not known, born pre 1880?). In 1908 he changed his surname to PLANTE FEBURE de VILLENEUVE. He had 3 sons, the eldest was Siegfried, born possibly around 1902; next was Remy Marie Frederik (my father), born 1904 in den Haag; the youngest was Johan Marie (junior) born 1907 in Semarang (?), Indonesia. All 3 sons used the name 'PLANTE FEBURE de VILLENEUVE'and all lived at one time or another in Indonesia. I'd appreciate any information anyone may have on this branch of the Plantfeber family.
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Talk about a hip party. The list of co-chairs for Arnold Schwarzenegger's inauguration looks like a who's who of California politics — from both sides of the aisle.
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Dick Ackerman, Republican Leader of the California State Senate
Alan Autry, Mayor of the City of Fresno
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Barbara Boxer, United States Senator
Gray Davis, 37th Governor of California
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Dianne Feinstein, United States Senator
Bob Foster, Mayor of the City of Long Beach
Gavin Newsom, Mayor of the City of San Francisco
Fabian Nunez, Speaker of the California State Assembly
Nancy Pelosi, United States House of Representatives Speaker-designate
Don Perata, President pro Tempore of the California State Senate
Curt Pringle, Mayor of the City of Anaheim
Miguel Pulido, Mayor of the City of Santa Ana
Nancy Reagan, former First Lady of the United States and California
Chuck Reed, Mayor-elect of the City of San Jose
Jerry Sanders, Mayor of the City of San Diego
George Shultz, former United States Secretary of State
Antonio Villaraigosa, Mayor of the City of Los Angeles
Mike Villines, Republican Leader of the California State Assembly
Pete Wilson, 36th Governor of California


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It's one big Cheruiyot race
Kenya isn't about to run out of talent
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We now have seen Robert "The Elder'' and Robert "The Younger'' Cheruiyot crowned with holiday laurel on Boylston Street, yet there is another Robert K. Cheruiyot out and about the countryside. Robert Kiprotich Cheruiyot hasn't yet lined up in Hopkinton, but he's a pretty fair marathoner himself, having checked in at 2 hours, 8 minutes, 13 seconds in Amsterdam a few years back.
Cheruiyots grow on trees in the Kenyan highlands. Three dozen of them are accomplished enough that the international track and field federation keeps tabs on them, and most of them run the marathon, including Cheruiyot Cheruiyot, who hasn't been seen much outside of Nairobi. Then again, nobody had seen much of Robert Kiprono Cheruiyot until he tore up the road in Frankfurt two autumns ago.
He was 20 years old, give or take (Kenyan ages can be a bit whimsical), and had never been outside his homeland or run a marathon when he smashed the course record in 2:07:21. Then he came here last April and placed fifth in 2:10:06, a time that would have won four of the previous six races.
On Monday, Cheruiyot ran the fastest 26 miles ever on a non-pancake layout in an unpaced race, destroying The Elder's course record by a minute and 22 seconds in 2:05:52.
"In front of us we have one of the greatest talents in marathon history,'' saluted Gelindo Bordin, the only Olympic gold medalist who has gone on to win here.
Bordin, who took the crown in 1990, was the last man to win before the Kenyan domination began in earnest. Since then, the Husseins, Ndetis, Tanuis, and Cheruiyots have won 17 of 20 titles. None of them, though, beat the clock the way that Cheruiyot did, and he managed it without a screaming tailwind at his back or anyone near him during the final 2 miles.
Just in case there was any confusion, Jack Fleming, the Boston Athletic Association's longtime communications director, made a point of informing the assembled media that this Cheruiyot was not the same man as the leggy, soft-spoken guy who'd won here four times. There won't be any confusion back home, either.
"I have a big name in my country now,'' Cheruiyot observed yesterday morning after the Hancock people officially made him richer by $175,000 (or 14,195,759 shillings). "Almost everybody will want to see me. 'Who is this Robert Cheruiyot with a Boston record?' ''
Cheruiyot's time is only the fifth-fastest of the year and fourth-fastest by a Kenyan. But those other times were run on Rotterdam's ironing board. If Newton's DPW had bulldozed the hills, Cheruiyot might well have had a shot at the global best of 2:03:59 set by Haile Gebrselassie in Berlin two years ago.
But it wasn't so much the digital clock that the man was interested in, though the course record brought him a $25,000 bonus. It was the victor's wreath. His payday here will go a long way to filling his Eldoret pasture with livestock.
"Maybe when I return home I'm going to buy some cows,'' Cheruiyot mused.
But his triumph in the world's most fabled footrace has set him apart among the dozens of world-class marathoners in Kenya.
Twenty-four of them broke 2:08 in 2009 and a dozen already have done it this year. Vincent Kipruto, one of Cheruiyot's training partners, submitted a 2:05:13 in Rotterdam and that was only good for third place. The high-altitude camps along the Rift Valley keep churning out platoons of contenders who knock heads in daily workouts.
"Massive numbers of athletes are there to chase the dream,'' says Tom Ratcliffe, co-founder of KIMbia Athletics. "Everyone is always pushing the limit.''
While the Americans have made huge strides during the past decade, they're still only turning out a handful of top guns. Ryan Hall and Meb Keflezighi, the country's two best, came here primed to end 26 years of foreign ownership. They ran savvy tactical races and yet they were out of contention by the time the leaders hit the hills.
"Ryan and I put it up there,'' said Keflezighi, who finished fifth. "We ran our heart out.''
Hall's fourth-place time (2:08:41) was the fastest ever by a Yank here and Keflezighi's (2:09:26) was only 11 seconds off the personal best that he set while winning in New York last November. But the Kenyans, who are being chased relentlessly by their Ethiopian neighbors, keep pushing the limit.
Since the beginning of last year, eight of them have broken 2:06 and four (Duncan Kibet Kirong, James Kipsang Kwambai, Patrick Makau Musyoki, Geoffrey Kiprono Mutai) have been under 2:05. Until Monday, Robert The Younger was just another Cheruiyot who'd never won a major marathon. Now, with former Chicago titlist Evans, there are three.
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Partners for Youth Spotlight On Youth, April 20, 2017:
MusicWorks is honored to be chosen to participate in the Spotlight on Youth event again this year at the Lyric Theatre at 7:00! We will kick off the whole program with a few tunes, then we will be joined by Bluegrass Youth Ballet's dancers for a collaborative portion where the kids will play music while the dancers perform choreographed pieces.
LexArts Arts Showcase Weekend, March 18, 2017:
We are collaborating with Bluegrass Youth Ballet's Valley Park program for the Arts Showcase Weekend. Bring the whole family to this free event at 5:00 and listen to MusicWorks perform live music while ballet dancers dance. Reception to follow!
LexArts Fund for the Arts Campaign, March 14, 2017:
We are kicking off the LexArts Fund for the Arts Campaign with a few tunes at the beginning of the show! Join us at Haggin Auditorium on the campus of Transylvania University.
Lexington Art League Black Friday Sale, December 3, 2016 at 2:00:
The holiday season is upon us and we will be gathered around the Christmas tree at the entrance of the Loudoun House, welcoming shoppers and art lovers with favorite holiday songs. Don't miss this festive afternoon!
Al's Bar Children's Series, October 21, 2016:
Bring the whole family out on Friday afternoon to enjoy the October installment of the new, family-friendly series at Al's Bar! MusicWorks will perform at 5:30, then members of the orchestra will stick around to show their instruments to kids in the audience.
Castlewood Park Tree Festival, September 2, 2016 at 5:00:
We love our neighborhood and our new rehearsal space at the Loudoun House! Come hear us perform on the beautiful porch of the Loudoun House for the Castlewood Park Tree Festival!
WindSync/ MusicWorks collaborative concert, August 20, 2016 at 12:00 pm:
It's our first week back at MusicWorks and we are delighted to welcome musical group WindSync for a workshop and concert again this year! Thank you to the Chamber Music Festival of Lexington! Come out to the courtyard of the Loudoun House at noon to hear our collaboration and our first concert of the year.
Summer 2016:
MusicWorks is thrilled to host a summer program as part of the Lyric Theatre's summer youth programming! We will meet every Saturday in June from 10-11:30. A free lunch is included for participants!
May 15, 2016:
Join CKYO for our season finale concert on Sunday, May 15th beginning at 7:00! MusicWorks will perform an abridged version of Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf.
May 3, 2016:
We always love joining forces with Arlington's music programs, and we will do it again on this night featuring the band, orchestras, music classes and MusicWorks orchestra! 6:00 at Arlington Elementary, free and open to the public.
April 28, 2016:
Partners for Youth is hosting their annual Showcase on Youth event at the Lyric Theatre from 7-8:30. Come out and show your support for all the talented youngsters in Lexington! MusicWorks will perform first at 7:00.
April 25, 2016:
MusicWorks is honored to be the beneficiary of the Music for Mission program on Monday, April 25th at 7:30. This popular concert series is free and open to the public, and contributions will support CKYO MusicWorks' programming.
April 21, 2016:
For the month of April, MusicWorks is the Wooden Nickel recipient of the month at West Sixth Brewery! Learn more on our facebook page, and join us this Thursday, April 21st when we host a happy hour event at West Sixth from 5-7pm.
April 8, 2016:
It's springtime again in the Bluegrass, and that means it's time for baseball! Support CKYO at the first Friday home game of the season where CKYO will be featured as the community organization of the night. Purchase your tickets through CKYO to participate in this fundraiser to support our programming, and enjoy a performance by the MusicWorks orchestra before the game!
March 12, 2016:
MusicWorks and friends will perform as part of the LexArts Arts Showcase weekend! Come see this free concert at The Lyric Theatre at 12:30.
February 21, 2016:
We are excited to perform along CKYO's Preparatory Orchestra again this year at the Teen Arts Festival and Singletary Center! Stay tuned for more information, and visit CKYO's website to view other events! www.ckyo.org
December 10, 2015:
It's our first side-by-side with Arlington's school orchestra! MusicWorks and Arlington orchestras will play a joint concert on Thursday, December 10th at 6:00 at the school on North Limestone. Come support these great young musicians in their holiday concert – free and open to the public.
November 17, 2015:
We will perform at the Carnegie Center's Family Fun and Learning night for the third year in a row next Tuesday! This is always a festive night for the kids with face painting, dancing, crafts and much more. Doors open at 5:30, performance at 6:30 followed by a free dinner at 7. Free and open to the public, just call the Carnegie Center to register and let them know how many are in your party: (859)254-4175. Come see the orange-shirted MusicWorks orchestras play arrangements of Mahler, Bach, the theme from E.T. and many more tunes!
September 25, 2015:
YOU ARE INVITED to attend a mini-concert featuring the two MusicWorks orchestras this Friday, September 25th at 5:00 in the sanctuary of Embrace Church! Our founding orchestra will perform 3 songs and the beginners will demonstrate what they have learned in the first month of MusicWorks. Stay tuned for news of our official fall concert later in the semester, but stop by this Friday to meet the students and teachers, see what we have been up to, and cheer on the kids after their first month of hard work! This concert is free and open to the public, so bring friends and family!
WindSync Workshop: Saturday, August 22, 2015:
Musical group extraordinaire and resident Chamber Music Festival artists, WindSync, will join MusicWorks for the second year in a row for a workshop, concert and pizza party! What a great way for us to start our third season!
The Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center will have summer programming sessions on Saturdays in June and July, including MusicWorks summer classes! Visit The Lyric's website to sign up for free classes: http://www.lexingtonlyric.com/programming/lyric-summer-youth-programming.
May 9, 2015:
MusicWorks is looking forward to participating in the fourth annual Midwest Seminario! The event will be held at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with El Sistema-inspired programs gathering for a full day of rehearsals and music making! Join us for the free concert at 4:00 pm in the Corbett Auditorium.
April 17, 2015:
CKYO is thrilled to be the featured Community Organization of the Night at the opening weekend of the Lexington Legends! NoLi MusicWorks, along with other CKYO performers, will be set up at the entrance gate. Call the CKYO office to purchase tickets at $10: 859.254.0796. See you at the ballpark!
March 1, 2015:
MusicWorks will perform on the CKYO Teen Arts Festival Concert this Sunday, the first day of March! Come to the Singletary Center and check out all of the CKYO groups performing throughout the day! More info at www.ckyo.org
January 30, 2015:
Join us for our first concert of the new year with the full orchestra! MusicWorks will perform in the chapel of Embrace Church at 5:00 on Friday, January 30th.
January 4, 2015:
We are thrilled by the invitation to perform at Mayor Jim Gray's inauguration! Four of our students will perform "America the Beautiful" at the event to be held at the Lexington Convention Center at 2:30.
November 18, 2014:
The Carnegie Center for Literacy and Learning is holding its annual Family Fun Night in November and MusicWorks will perform on the program! 7:00 pm.
October 20, 2014:
MusicWorks will have a fall concert at the Lexington Art League Loudoun House at 5:00 pm on Monday!
September 11, 2014:
MusicWorks will perform at the Lexington Rescue Mission fundraiser at the Hilton Hotel. 7:00 pm.
September 9, 2014:
MusicWorks will perform at the LYPA ArtSEE showcase at the Lyric Theatre and Cultural Arts Center at 6:15 pm.
NoLi MusicWorks is a daily orchestral and ensemble music program fostering positive youth development by providing equitable access to intense, high-quality music education.
Access: NoLi MusicWorks believes that every child has the right to a high quality musical education. We strive to eliminate access barriers by providing instruction and resources at no cost to students in exchange for their full commitment to the program.
Ensemble and Community: At NoLi MW, the ensemble functions as a community, with all members working together to achieve a common goal. Additionally, the ensembles will represent a source of community pride. Students will become role models for each other and for the community.
Cultivation of Creative Spirit: Children will discover music as a means of personal expression, improving their sense of value and self worth. In the words of El Sistema founder Dr. Jose Antonio Abreu, "Whoever creates beauty by playing an instrument and generating musical harmony begins to understand from within what essential harmony is… human harmony."
Musical Excellence: NoLi MW's participants will receive music education of the highest possible quality. Students will be held to a high standard of musical excellence and will give frequent public performances.
Commitment and Perseverance: Participants will value commitment to a goal, and the hard work required to achieve it.
CKYO believes every young person with outstanding musical ability and a willingness to work hard should be given the opportunity to develop that skill. The purpose of CKYO is to foster, in cooperation with public and private schools, quality musical opportunities for talented young musicians in the Central Kentucky region and to provide affordable, family-friendly concerts to the community.
Anna Hess is the program director for North Limestone MusicWorks, the newest, youngest ensemble of the CKYO, and the first El Sistema-inspired program in Kentucky. Anna holds degrees from the University of Kentucky in violin performance and music education and is an active performer and teacher in the Lexington region. An avid performer in the community, Anna is an independent contractor with the Lexington Philharmonic, a violinist in the Volare String Quartet, and was Principal with the UK Symphony Orchestra during their recent tour of China.
Growing up in a musical household, Anna was fortunate to begin her study of the violin at an early age, and her focus in recent years has been to share her passion for music with the youth of the region, first as an orchestra teacher in the Montgomery County public school system and most recently as a teaching artist and program director for North Limestone MusicWorks. In addition to her work with CKYO, Anna maintains a private violin studio and is a teacher with the Central Music Academy.
Eli Uttal-Veroff takes pride in the diversity of his career as a performer, educator, and composer. He grew up in a musical family and followed in his father's footsteps by picking up electric bass at age nine. By middle school, Eli had begun taking lessons on double bass and was part of several bands. After high school, he moved to Indianapolis, IN to attend Butler University. In Indianapolis, Mr. Uttal-Veroff fell in love with Jazz and connected with the city's long history of the music. During this time, Eli began his career as an educator with the Butler Community Arts School, where he was a Teaching Fellow for both the Youth Jazz and String Scholars programs.
Next, Eli moved to Rochester, NY for a graduate assistantship at the Eastman School of Music. In addition to standard course work, Eli pursued independent studies in Brazilian Jazz, Big Band composition, and commercial music arranging.
In the summer of 2015, Mr. Uttal-Veroff and his fiancée moved to Lexington, KY. In Kentucky, Eli has built a multi-genre freelance performing career, as well as teaching for the Kentucky Community and Technical College System, Governor's School for the Arts, local high schools, and as a guest clinician at Kentucky State University. Additionally, he is a member, staff composer, and social media director of the Lexington Chamber Orchestra, and leads a Brazilian music band, Grupo Lexisamba.
Doctor of Musical Arts from the Eastman School of Music and Rotary Scholar with over twenty years of experience in music teaching and performance. Multi-talented professional with a proven ability to teach instrumental music, vocal music, music theory, music history and music appreciation. Trilingual English, French and Italian. Exceptional interpersonal skills with an aptitude for building rapport with a diverse range of people. Dr. Yates has worked in Florence, Italy for the past 9 years where she taught at the International School of Florence, played with the Florence Chamber Orchestra, started a volunteer violin program for underprivileged youth and played in various music festivals such as SoundScape (Italy), the Aurora Chamber Music Festival (Sweden) and Festival delle Nazione (Italy). She has studied with some of the top violists of our time, including Danilo Rossi (principal violist of La Scala), George Taylor (Eastman), Antonello Farulli (Fiesole) and Evan Wilson (former principal violist of the Los Angeles Philharmonic).