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IGOR Lovchinsky - Debut Recording
Balance is the Key, October 13, 2008
By Hank Drake (Cleveland, OH United States) - See all my reviews
While dinosaur mainstream classical labels such as Sony/BMG and Deutsche Grammophon are busy reissuing their back catalogues (often for the umpteenth time) or promoting pianists of questionable musicality (Lang Lang), smaller labels have been searching for interesting artists to promote. Ivory Classics, started by pianist Earl Wild and his partner, Michael Rolland Davis, is one such label, and Igor Lovchinsky is one such pianist. The secret to playing Chopin's Mazurkas lies in balancing the dance elements with the fantasy/tone-poem aspects of the works. Vladimir Horowitz and William Kapell have been notably successful in this. Lovchingsky's imaginative interpretations bear in mind that the Mazurkas are, first and foremost, peasant dances. Lovchinsky favors formal clarity over romanticism in the Polonaise-Fantasie. There is little of the rubato heard in many performances of this piece, the pianist preferring a firm rhythmic hold and steady tempo. While many pianists use Scriabin as an excuse to engage in keyboard histrionics and near psychotic posturing, Lovchinsky plays the Sonatas 2, 5 and 9 as true sonatas - - and the great works they are. The pianist's performance of the early 2nd Sonata suits the ardor of the young Scriabin, and demonstrated why the composer was often referred to as the "Russian Chopin." I've never heard the 9th Sonata, the so-called "Black Mass" played with such a unified approach . Lovchinsky easily outdoes Ashkenazy's rather soggy reading, although for me Horowitz's satanic versions will always reign supreme in this work . Nevertheless, Lovchinsky's performances refute Aaron Copland's assertion that Scriabin's sonatas were "great mistakes" of the piano literature. Earl Wild's arrangements of several of Gershwin's songs are reflections of the popular works as heard through the ears of a super-virtuoso. It takes formidable technique, and sound musical judgment to balance the many pianistic layers and make the works "sound", and Lovchinsky succeeds here as few others have. Speaking of sound, Ivory Classics favors a microphone placement which is an ideal balance between intimacy and luxurious spaciousness. Lovchinsky's performances are helped by a beautifully tuned, voiced and regulated Shigeru Kawai piano. If only the major labels put out such excellent products.
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I've not yet heard this disk, but if Lovchinsky's playing is as beautiful as his person—and it sounds as though it is—I'm in for a treat.
Thanks for this review.
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The world we live in isn't always a fair and just one... agreed? So, where do the lines of justice blur? Is it ever ok to break the law, for a righteous reason? Do motives supersede ethics or legalities?
I am thinking about the situation that Duane "Dog" Chapman, star of the A&E show, "Dog The Bounty Hunter," is currently facing. As you probably know by now, Dog, and his son and an associate, were arrested at their Honolulu home earlier this month, by U.S. Marshall's, on charges connected to the 2003 arrest, made by the men, of Max factor heir, and wanted fugitive, Andrew Luster. Luster had been on the run from his Los Angeles trial, where he was being tried on 86 charges of raping three woman, and drugging them with the date rape drug, GHB. Luster disappeared from his Ventura County home in early January, 2003, during his trial, and in his absence he was subsequently convicted of the charges and sentenced to 124 years in prison. When Luster fled, it set off an internation manhunt that included California police, the FBI and also included bounty hunters other then Chapman, who were seeking to re-coop some of the million dollar bail that had been posted by Luster.
During the 5 months after Luster skipped bail, Chapman had apparently made it a personal crusade to bring the cosmetics heir to justice. Duane "Dog" Chapman has claimed to have caught over 6,000 fugitives in his time as a bounty hunter, so I think he must have been aware of the legalities involved. Mexican laws says that the kidnapping on anyone, fugitive or not, is illegal. Period. Dog knew the law, and chose to pursue Luster anyway. The moral pull here is that he caught someone who was a clear threat to any society he lived in. After Luster was arrested in Mexico, the authorities found video tapes, and personal journals written by Luster which included detailed acts of violence he was planning to carry out, some included as,"payback," to the victims who had testified against him in his trial. So here is a question...
Should Duane, "Dog" Chapman be extradited to Mexico, to stand trial on charges of kidnapping fugitive, Andrew Luster?
AOL News, ran a poll earlier today, in which 86% of the respondents replied
"No" to that question. You can find the complete article and poll here.
There is a lot about this case I don't understand. For instance, why did federal marshalls have to "storm" Chapman's home at 6:00 am in order to arrest him? I think that given Chapman's celebrity he would have gone willingly when arrested. In fact, he did go willingly, there was no attempt to flee, so why was he arrested in such a melodramatic manner? Also, why did it take Mexican authorities over 3 years to finally file charges against Duane, Timothy and Leland?
The men are all currently released on bail, until a hearing later this month decides when they will be extradited to Mexico for trial on kidnapping charges. In the meantime, they are required to remain in the state, and to wear a tracking device which limits their movements to daylight hours. Chapman released a statement yesterday, offering the Mexican authorities an apology and an offer to pay whatever fine might be imposed in lieu of jail time in a Mexican prison.
So tell me, if you had the opportunity to stop a dangerous person, but knew up-front that you were probably going to be breaking the law to do it, would you? Tell me about what you think about Dog's arrest, and if you think he should serve time, then tell me how you think you would have handled the same, or a similar circumstance. Should public opinion ever be considered a deciding factor ,in who or what, is brought to trial? I want to know what you think.
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A taxi driver picked two people up, male and female and they just started stabbing him. They stabbed him times in the head and 29 times elsewhere on his body when he refused to hand over his car keys.
He was shown on tv3 news and he said it was very fortunate they didn't get a vital organ of his or he'd be dead. The girl is the one who did most of the stabbing and is said to have shown least remorse afterwards.... even indicating she wished they got him more. It is like the Ukrainian murder of the man with the hammer except this man miraculously survived.
How can people this bad exist...? You would think after being stabbed once or twice that they could have thrown him out and made off with the car. God knows what they even thought they were going to do with the car. The word "scumbag" is nearly too good a word for these guys, even a "scumbag" generally has some excuse or story even if they did an appaling crime.
I think the reason these people are like is because drugs have fucked up their brains so much that they are no longer able to think or perceive things properly. These are no ordinary humans that do these things... they're Frankensteinian creatures, only part human.
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******************** and ***********************, have been jailed for five years after admitting carrying out the violent attack on 52 year old ************* who also suffered a broken wrist and three broken teeth at Croagh, County Limerick on April 20th last year.
The two19 year olds pleaded guilty to a number of charges including Assault Causing Harm, unlawful seizure, production of knives, arson and theft.
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The court heard the pair stabbed ******** 20 times in the head and 29 times elsewhere on his body when he refused to hand over his car keys after driving them from Limerick City to a secluded driveway in Croagh.
After the attack they took his mobile and drove off in his car. He eventually raised the alarm at a nearby house.
Garda *************** said *********** - who inflicted most of the stab wounds and threatened to kill ********** - expressed no remorse when questioned and even seemed to regret that more serious injuries hadn't been inflicted.
Both the accused were said to have been taking drugs that night and have troubled family backgrounds.
The judge said the facts of the case were 'as bad' as he has ever seen.
A taxi driver who was subjected to a violent knife attack by two passengers says he is afraid of returning to work in case it happens again.
************* from Caherdavin received 49 stab wounds, a broken wrist and three broken teeth during the attack by the male and female passenger who stole and later burned out his car.
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"TfL's plans will build on the great efforts we've already made at City Hall to ensure brownfield land that has laid empty for years is put to productive use in providing much-needed housing for Londoners"Boris JohnsonThe Mayor of London
Over 300 acres of TfL land will also support vital new offices and retail units, helping to create jobs.
Developments are part of TfL's plans to raise £3.4bn in commercial revenue, to support homes, jobs and growth across London
New programme complements TfL's Growth Fund that is creating thousands of homes and jobs
Transport for London (TfL) is to release more than 300 acres of land to help create more than 10,000 new homes across London.
The TfL land will be developed over the next decade to provide vital new homes, offices and retail units to support London's rapidly growing population and the Capital's contribution to the economy of the country. Sixty-seven per cent of this phase of development is in travel Zones 1 and 2.
London's population is set to grow from a record 8.6m today to around 10m by 2030. TfL's ambitious plans aim to generate £3.4bn in non-fares commercial revenue by 2023 to reinvest in London's transport, supporting jobs and economic growth.
TfL will be working with planning officers in local councils to maximise the amount of affordable and social housing that is delivered.
The new land-release programme is in addition to the work of TfL's £360m growth fund, which is creating more than 50,000 homes and 30,000 jobs by supporting 14 transport projects across London that are directly unlocking development.
The Mayor of London has pledged to have an exit strategy for all City Hall owned land by the end of his term in 2016, with 99 per cent now freed up for development to help deliver thousands of much needed new homes. The London Land Commission, driven by the Mayor, will also map all land owned by public authorities in London for the first time, to identify further opportunities for housebuilding.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson said:
'TfL's plans will build on the great efforts we've already made at City Hall to ensure brownfield land that has laid empty for years is put to productive use in providing much-needed housing for Londoners. It's important that all key agencies work together to accelerate the rate of housebuilding across the Capital and redevelop land and assets wherever possible to deliver more homes.'
TfL is one of the largest landowners in the Capital, with assets ranging from Zone 1 locations such as London Bridge and Oxford Circus to sites in Zone 6 areas, such as Northwood. In total, TfL owns around 5,700 acres. While much of that land remains part of the operational transport network and is not simple to develop, TfL is determined to work with all partners - the Mayor, London's boroughs and the commercial property development sector - to bring forward all that it can in innovate and creative ways, to respond to London's needs in terms of infrastructure, housing and commercial and retail property.
Graeme Craig, Director of Commercial Development at TfL, said:
'We're determined to use our assets to help create more homes and jobs for Londoners. As the custodians of some of the best assets in the Capital, it is right that we explore every opportunity to maximise the use of our land. This next phase of development will see us working with our partners to turn those plans into reality. All revenue raised from the developments will be reinvested into the transport network, helping us to bear down on fares and continue to support London's economic growth and booming population.'
TfL's unique range and scale of property in its portfolio include:
Listed buildings that offer the opportunity for residential conversions such as the historic 55 Broadway, which is being developed into new homes including affordable housing.
Major regeneration schemes in urban centres such as Northwood.
Brownfield developments in inner and outer London such as Hanworth Road in Hounslow.
Mixed use and residential developments over stations and depots at locations such as Southwark Tube station and Parson's Green Depot.
Francis Salway, Chairman of TfL's Property Advisory Group, said:
'Transport for London has a substantial long term programme to deliver development opportunities around transport nodes. It is absolutely the right thing for it as a public organisation to utilise its assets to deliver the vital homes, offices and retail that will not only create jobs, but deliver revenue for it to reinvest in its network. This is an exciting time and I'm delighted to be working with them to deliver for Londoners.'
Baroness Jo Valentine, Chief Executive of London First, said:
'This is good news, which will raise funds to improve London's transport infrastructure, while also helping deal with the shortage of housing and office space in central London.'
Some of the 300 acres will be developed as part of property development partnerships that TfL announced in February this year. TfL is currently evaluating the bids of the potential partners, with the final partner announced in the coming months.
Further Reading >
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Sadiq Khan Housing Crisis Update Fair rental prices
TfL could help fix London's housing Crisis as well as our trains
A question from Matthew > PMQs Jeremy Corbyn MP vs The Prime Minister David Cameron
Labour conference: Sadiq Khan >"I'm going to make the election a referendum on London's housing crisis"
Newly Elected Labour Candidate, for Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, outlines his Housing Policies
Taylor Wimpey CEO Peter Redfern will lead Labour Housing Redfern Review
What Jeremy Corbyn's leadership victory may mean for housing policy in the UK
Marie's Question >Jeremy Corbyn The New Labour Leader takes his seat in the Houses of Parliament
Building Markets for the Good of People > BoE Open Forum
Bank of England concerns over Property buy-to-let boom
Government ministers and housing association leaders have negotiated a deal to extend the right-to-buy policy
Historic Housing and Planning Bill will transform generation rent into generation buy
How low can you go ? speech by Andy Haldane BoE Chief Economist
Three Truths about Finance - Governor of BoE - Mark Carney
Mortgage Lenders and Administrators statistics Bank of England Sept 2015
Osborne says tougher buy-to-let regulation on its way
House Prices will continue to rise & construction of more not the answer
Right To Buy Homes Urgent Parliament questions with Brandon Lewis UK housing Minster
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Payne, Eugene Garfield, Herman Skolnik, Fred
H. Whaley, Ben H. Weil, and Committee Chairmen
James G. Van Oot, Helen F. Ginsberg, and
George F. Lewenz.
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that, in view of the excessive clerical detail and
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data processing techniques which could be adapted
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four symposia: Current Awareness Systerns
for Chemical Literature; The Mechanized
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information Retrieval Systems; and Report on
Chemical Notations Systems. Tentative plans
for the Spring 1965 meeting in Detroit include a
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of a Thesaurus, and symposia on: New
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Chemical Structures: and Appraisal of Information
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of Various Mechanical Devices. Dr. Payne,
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of setting up such a program.
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in New York in September 1963 noted that two
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provide assistance to division members and
(2) A study of ways of making thesis material
more readily available to the chemical community.
Dr. Fred R. Whaley was previously named to
head a committee to investigate the first suggestion.
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the needs implied in the second suggestion.
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meeting as to the future of Chemical Literature
as a publication supported by the Division. Dr.
Conrad then appointed Mr. Weil, Miss Virginia
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with Mr. Weil as Chairman.
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Division's Chairman-elect, Chairman, and immediate
past chairman to serve as members of
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The Medicines NZ Medicines Landscape 2017 report finds that New Zealand comes last out of 20 comparable OECD countries for access to publicly-funded new medicines.
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The club runs 5 age-groups of girls and boys – All Stars Cricket (aged 5-8), Under 9s, Under 11s, Under 13s and Under 15s. Any Under 17 players are invited to Men's training on Tuesdays at 7pm, and can play for our 4 Men's teams.
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A journal by one of the characters in the text reflecting his or her personal dilemma. Dear: Journal, It's Biff here, I need your help. I have this major dilemma; I don't know what to do. I really need your help. My father is trying to kill himself and I don't know how to stop him. My mother told me one night that my pop was dying, but I didn't really understand. Then she eventually told me that there was a rubber pipe in the basement where there is gas, he tries to kill himself with that. There is also those car accidents that I've told you about, well, the insurance people are saying that their not really 'accidents', they are saying my pal is doing it on purpose, and that he is suicidal. ...read more.
At this point I realized that my father was a phoney. I couldn't stand him, I hated him, and I don't think I would have cared if he died because he betrayed his family, but he was my hero. Journal, I don't know what I should do. Should I confront him and talk to him about it or should I just leave it alone. I don't want him to die, I really don't. Please journal, help me, send me some sort of sign. I don't want it to be too late, I have to tell him, but he just tried avoiding the subject. Have you noticed every time I tried to tell him about Bill Oliver he just makes things up so that I can agree and he can hear what he wants to hear, well, not this time, I'm going to lay it on the line, I'm going to tell him the truth. ...read more.
She really loves him, but she can also be very naive. I'm going to help him journal, I'm going to tell him that I know what he is trying to do and I'm going to make him stop because he has a family, I'm going to lay it on the line, yeah, lay it on the line. I just hope I can help; after all I am crushing his dream once I leave. But, my plan is going to work; I will tell him that I love him, which will make him proud. It's Biff, he loves Biff, and so he has to listen to me. Oh Journal, I think I got the confidence I need to go out and help my pop, but please send me a sign to let me now that I am doing the right thing. I'll be back and let you know how things go, Biff Loman. ...read more.
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Recently at an Astros Game Braiden and I got to see their wonderful Friday Night Fireworks. This past weekend we experienced something even better, God's Saturday Night Fireworks. A strong thunderstorm cell came in from the east and for over five hours, From about 9:00 pm until just after 2:00 am, we saw a lighting display like I have not seen in years. The lighting was literally nonstop, flashes upon flashes, sheet and streak lighting jumping from one cloud to another with all different colors, whites, blues and golds. We watched the lighting in the distance, tracking the storm on the laptop, for about an hour before we saw the first drops of rain. Braiden and I went out caught a little of on video. This will give you some idea what it was like, but it does not do it justice.
I love watching the weather. If I was not a pastor I think my dream job would be to be a storm chaser. No, actually it would be to take over Jim Cantore's job at The Weather Channel. One huricane season I was watching Jim onThe Weather Channel so much Mollie thought I was on the verge of become a stalker. (You are not offically a stalker until you have a website or blog devoted to that person...this is only one post and does not count). Jim has a great job, one day covering a blizzard in Montana, the next day a hurricane on the gulf coast.
I have a dream, it is a crazy dream, an unrealistic crazy dream, but it is my dream, What is it? My dream is to combine my love of the weather and my love of motorcycle and start the "Storm Riders", a storm chasing motorcycle ride group. We would ride all over Tornado Alley in the Mid-West chasing storm cells and trying to get a personal up close look at a twister. It would be just like the movie "Twister" just on Motorcycles and probably look something like this.
Well, maybe some dreams are better left unrealized.
The storm was just another reminder of how powerless we really are in this life and how powerful God really is. To think we can control the weather or have some major global influence over something like this is having a way too high opinion of ourselves.


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OMG. I have just found out that I'm going to be observed next week by my head of department and a deputy head so I need to spend the weekend slaving over a hot lesson plan that doesn't rely on a food-based plenary.
Recently, I have been happy to tie off my lessons with a rhetorical question and a tin of toffees: "OK do we all know what a complex sentence is? Great, have a sweet." But next week I need to pull out all the stops and present a glitzy West End show of a lesson with special effects, colour photocopying and full audience participation. It won't be easy. I can't remember the last time I structured a lesson properly; since my exam classes left I have been teaching off-piste.
I have ditched lesson objectives in favour of a more organic approach to teaching, where the content of each lesson is shaped by environmental triggers, such as whether little Jimmy Brown is still in the exclusion unit and whose photocopying I accidentally picked up in our resources room. If I go to my classroom with a mug of coffee and pack of felt tips I consider myself well prepared.
My advanced skills teacher colleagues have rallied around. They have advised me to base the lesson around clear objectives and to use a range of visual, auditory and kinaesthetic (VAK) techniques. So far, so good. I'm fine with VAK since my usual lesson - watching a DVD of a classic text - ticks all three as long as I remember to hand round the popcorn.
My subject knowledge might be a trickier skill to demonstrate since my local Waterstone's ran out of York Notes. I tried sending out the internationally recognised teachers' Morse code distress signal - NYN - No York Notes, but so far no response.
My main problem is the topic my Year 12 class is studying. Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber may have attained an iconic status as a fin de siecle neo-Gothic text, but it's raunchier than a Jackie Collins paperback. Trying to find a story that doesn't contain the "c" word, menstrual blood or a thrusting male member is about as likely as getting a good cotton sports bra in Agent Provocateur. Now, if I were employed by a Dawkins-loving academy of atheists, the risque content might pass without remark, but since I work in a Hail Mary Catholic school this might prove an issue. Frankly, we are not great with sex.
Our key stage 3 sex and relationships education provision consists of denying that it actually exists. The first time I realised this was midway through a Year 8 lesson on citizenship. We were reading a PSHE book called Your Life when I noticed that some bright spark had carefully glued together the four pages on sex education. It was the same in every book. I was about to court martial the entire class and remove their Pritt Stick privileges for a term when a colleague revealed that the head of year was responsible. His rationale? Apparently Year 8 girls are too young to deal with explicit images of the human body. He has obviously not come across their profile pics on Facebook. We are a bit more liberal with our KS4 kids: we tell them that they will go blind, it is a venal sin and then sit back and hope for the best.
This prudishness does make lesson planning tricky. Rather than stand accused of gross moral turpitude, I'm going to approach Carter's story The Tiger's Bride through its traditional French antecedent - Beauty and the Beast. Now all I need is the Disney DVD and a tub of popcorn. Sorted.
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Town extends tax deadline
The Town of West Seneca's tax collection deadline has been extended to June 30 of this year, as approved unanimously by the Town Board at Monday night's regular meeting.
This means that the town will be eligible to keep penalties that would normally be given to the county, according to Supervisor Sheila Meegan.
Town Clerk Jacqueline Felser said town taxes are typically due by Feb. 15. After this date, penalties are charged on the unpaid balance, increasing as time goes by.
In accordance with the Erie County Tax Act, on May 1, or within five days after, the tax roll is returned to the state commissioner of finance. The town can request to extend the time for collection and keep the penalties collected on payments made during May and June.
Last year, the tax penalty total collected by the town was $23,000, according to Felser.
Also during the meeting, resident Beverly Leising praised the Highway Department's work in clearing snow throughout the winter months.
"I do think the Highway Department has done an excellent job on snow removal. Where are you taking this snow?" she asked.
The board echoed her praise, and Highway Superintendent Matthew English stated that the snow has been taken to the town's compost site.
English also noted that there is a link on the town's website for residents to report streetlight outages to New York State Electric and Gas. The outages have been a frequent complaint by residents in the past.
"At the last meeting it was brought up about the streetlights being out. On our website there is a link that will put you right to New York State Electric and Gas," English said.
He said residents should report streetlight outages to the state and can access the link through the town's site, www.westseneca.net, under the Highway Department's page. Residents can also call NYSEG directly at 1-800-572-1131.
In another matter, the supervisor announced during the meeting that English has been chosen as the recipient of the 2015 J. Michael Duffett Memorial Award, presented each year to a coach or administrator whose contributions to amateur hockey in Western New York best exemplify the knowledge, teaching, love of the game and gentle humanity of Duffett.
English was recognized by the Buffalo Sabres at the Feb. 20 game against the New York Rangers.
"English has been heavily involved in various hockey programs throughout Western New York over the last 32 years, including 28 years as a coach in the West Seneca Hockey Association," Meegan said. "He has also served as a coach for the Buffalo Regals, the Depew Saints, West Seneca High School and SUNY Buffalo State. English's teams have routinely reached the New York State Championships and the USA Hockey Nationals."
In other business, the board approved a title change for Lauren Masset, a recreation supervisor in the town. Her new title is youth service coordinator part time.
Meegan said Masset's role within the town's Recreation Department will not change and she will continue to act as the head of the department. The board action was done as a formality.
"We had to do that for our ability to collect under the grant," she said, referring to recreation grants received by the town. "That title needs to be in our inventory for us to apply for those grants with the county."
Resident Susan Kims lauded Masset's work in the department to date.
"I thought that Lauren's been doing a really great job. She's been stepping up to the plate and doing anything we need," Kims said.
Meegan also noted that the town is well on the way to finishing its application for Federal Emergency Management Agency aid for the November storm, under the direction of John Gullo, the town's disaster coordinator.
"Our hopes for 75 percent reimbursement is looking very positive," Meegan said.
The next meeting of the West Seneca Town Board will be at 7 p.m. Monday, March, 9 in Council Chambers, 1250 Union Road.
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While observers tend to agree that there's a stage at which most children strive for realistic depiction in their drawing, many psychologists argue that at their earlier stages of drawing, children aren't thinking about realism. Take, for example, the way kids tend to scatter objects in awkward places in their drawings; they might draw a house on the left corner of the page and then a road that somehow stands above it. But that doesn't mean they don't understand how these scenes look in the real world, some experts say; instead, the child is more concerned about achieving a kind of visual balance between the objects.
Reading this was a stark realization. As in, this should have been obvious. When you think about it, it doesn't make sense that a child, when handed sticks of colored wax, would instinctually attempt to draw realistic figures. The medium — Crayon — does not easily allow for realism. Crayons are blunt artistic instruments. Of course children use them to sketch hard lines and wild scribbles.
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Their goal, ultimately, is to create something that'll make sense to the person they show it to.
Their goal is to create something that makes sense to themselves. That it might make sense to someone else is surely secondary.
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For the museum-goers out there who tend to point to a piece of modern art and say, "My kid could have made that!" it's worth remembering that often, that's actually just what the artist had in mind.


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Class of 2014 • Jennifer Dierkes is the general manager and one of three owners of McDonald's Meats, a market and meat processing facility in Clear Lake, Minnesota. She began her career there in 1990 washing dishes while she was still in high school. "I have been part of helping grow this business from a very small butcher shop with a staff of five to a full-service meat market with 35 employees," she says. Her favorite part of her job is the process of creating new products and helping staff grow and learn new things, she says—and her experience at CALS has enhanced those efforts: "The Master Meat Crafter course has helped immensely in my work. I learned much more about the science behind what we do every day. When you know that, troubleshooting the problems that arise becomes much easier."
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Matthew Bayer
Class of 2012 • Matthew Bayer is the co-owner of Country Fresh Meats in Weston, Wisconsin, a familyowned and -operated meat processing plant that's been in business since 1982 and has 45 full-time employees. Country Fresh Meats sells products to convenience stores all around Wisconsin and distributes out of state as well. Bayer is a longstanding member of the Wisconsin Association of Meat Processors and currently serves as president of the Wisconsin Beef Council. Despite his many years of experience, Bayer found there was still much to learn in the Master Meat Crafter course. "It's helped me work on efficiency in our process, along with maintaining or increasing the quality of the product," says Bayer. "It's also helped in developing new products and trying different things." Bayer thanks the Master Meat Crafter course for inspiring him to start producing Genoa salami and Sopressata, to name a few examples.
Vance Lautsbaugh
Class of 2016 • Vance Lautsbaugh is the production manager at Crescent Meats in Cadott, Wisconsin, where he deals with everything from scheduling day-to-day operations to HACCP/meat inspection, product formulations, employee training and troubleshooting when problems arise. "I enjoy being the manager and that everyone respects my judgment, but my favorite part of my job is making new products and formulations," he says. "Making the best quality products that I can and hearing compliments from the customers when they try them is what drives me."
Lautsbaugh finds that the Master Meat Crafter course helped deepen the knowledge and interests he'd developed as a food science student at UW–River Falls: "This class has helped me in so many ways, but most importantly it has given me more confidence when talking to customers and employees. Because I understand what is happening to the meat at all stages of production, I can explain it and teach others what I know."
Louis E. Muench
Class of 2012 • As the president of Louie's Finer Meats in Cumberland, Wisconsin, Louie Muench has a lot on his plate. Besides being the head sausage maker, Muench oversees and manages all aspects of the business. His favorite area is product development as he has more than 100 kinds of brats. The Master Meat Crafter program increased Muench's networking capability with both suppliers and alumni, which gives him more exposure and support when trying new methods and learning how to expand his business. When he isn't working, Muench enjoys crosscountry skiing, hunting and fishing in the north woods.
Richard Reams
Class of 2012 • Rick "RJ" Reams owns and operates RJ's Meats & Groceries in Hudson, Wisconsin, working alongside his wife, Anne, and sons Anthony, Aaron and Joe. RJ's is a fullservice retail meat market and producer of many varieties of sausage, ham, bacon and salami. While he originally started with fresh meats, Reams now really loves making sausage. The Master Meat Crafter program helped Reams immensely in two ways: it helped educate his staff in food safety and why things are done certain ways, and it got him making Italian salami with wine, a product that is now shipped all over the United States. In his free time, Reams enjoys fishing and learning more about the meat industry.
Jake Sailer
Class of 2012 • Jake Sailer co-owns Sailer's Food Market and Meat Processing Inc., in Elmwood, Wisconsin, along with his father and mother and his wife, Leslie. As a fifth-generation meat cutter, Sailer has great expertise in the cured and smoked meats that he produces. He's won numerous awards at state, national and international levels with such products as bacon, hams and smoked beef. The Master Meat Crafter program has given him a better understanding of the science behind meat processing and has allowed him to grow relationships and friendships with others in the industry. When he's not working, Sailer enjoys spending time at a cabin with family and friends, flying an airplane and cutting wood.
Ashley Sutterfield
Class of 2016 • Ashley Sutterfield is an associate manager of sales development at Tyson Foods, Inc. in Bentonville, Arkansas. In this role, she manages projects as a liaison between the customer, the Tyson sales team and their internal business units. Sutterfield's favorite moments are when she can translate her scientific knowledge into lay terms for the people she works with. Some of that knowledge came from the Master Meat Crafter program, which Sutterfield says was "invaluable to my career as I developed as a meat scientist and made connections within the industry." In her free time, Sutterfield enjoys traveling, advocating for the tiny house movement and training for Ironman Wisconsin 2016.
Josh Swart
Class of 2016 • As a supervisor in the sausage production kitchen at Usinger's Famous Sausage in Milwaukee, Swart is responsible for setting up the product flow and making sure all production is finished for the day. He started working for a smaller sausage company during summer breaks from school and collected experience and knowledge there before moving to Usinger's. Swart enjoys being able to share the reasons why they do things in a particular way—information he learned by taking the Master Meat Crafters program. In his free time, Swart likes to play bass and listen to music.
Kelly Gall Washa
Class of 2016 • Kelly Gall Washa is the owner and operator of Grand Champion Meats in Foley, Minnesota, which processes beef, pork, buffalo, alpaca, deer, elk and other wild game. She is a second-generation meat cutter who is accomplished in both cured and smoked meats, including snack sticks, jerky, summer sausage and Braunschweiger. She is a past president of the Minnesota Association of Meat Processors and enjoys making and maintaining industry connections. When she's not working, Washa loves spending time with her two children and looks forward to training a third generation of meat cutters.
Going for the Gut
How do we keep food animals healthy when bacteria and other pathogens are so good at outsmarting drugs intended to work against them?
In an innovation that holds great promise, CALS animal sciences professor Mark Cook and scientist Jordan Sand have developed an antibiotic-free method to protect animals raised for food against common infections.
The innovation comes as growing public concern about antibiotic resistance has induced McDonald's, Tyson Foods and other industry giants to announce major cuts in antibiotic use in meat production. About 80 percent of antibiotics in the United States are used by farmers because they both protect against disease and accelerate weight gain in many farm animals.
The overuse of antibiotics in agriculture and human medicine has created a public health crisis of drug-resistant infections, such as multidrug-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and "flesh-eating bacteria."
"You really can't control the bugs forever; they will always evolve a way to defeat your drugs," says Cook.
Cook and Sand's current work focuses on a fundamental immune "off-switch" called Interleukin 10 or IL-10, manipulated by bacteria and many other pathogens to defeat the immune system during infection. He and Sand have learned to disable this off-switch inside the intestine, the site of major farm animal infections such as the diarrheal disease coccidiosis.
"People have manipulated the immune system for decades, but we are doing it in the lumen of the gastrointestinal system. Nobody has done that before," Cook says.
Cook vaccinates laying hens to create antibodies to IL-10. The hens transfer the antibody to their eggs, which are then blended, pasteurized and sprayed on the feed of the animals he wants to protect. The antibody neutralizes the IL-10 off-switch in those animals, allowing their immune systems to better fight disease.
In experiments with more than 300,000 chickens, those that ate the antibody-bearing material were fully protected against coccidiosis and other gastrointestinal diseases that commonly affect poultry.
Smaller tests with larger animals also show promise. In one example, animal sciences professor Dan Schaefer and his graduate research assistant, Mitch Schaefer, halved the rate of bovine respiratory disease in beef steers by feeding them the IL-10 antibody for 14 days.
Cook and Sand, who have been working on the IL-10 system since 2011, are forming Ab E Discovery LLC to commercialize their research. One of the four patents they have filed through the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation has just been granted, and WARF has awarded a $100,000 Accelerator Program grant to the inventors to pursue the antibiotic-replacement technology. The Discovery to Product partnership between UW and WARF played a key role in helping Cook and Sand prepare it for commercialization.
Cook has already turned his research and some 40 patented technologies into start-up companies including Aova Technologies, which improves animal growth and feed efficiency, and Isomark LLC, which is developing a technology for early detection of infection in human breath.
PHOTO: Eggs from these hens contained antibodies that were used to test the antibiotic replacement. (Photo courtesy of Mark Staudt, WARF)
Our Signature Foods—and CALS
Wisconsinites aren't called Cheeseheads for nothing. But consider, too, our deep love of brats fresh from the grill and a gooey ice cream sundae for dessert.
These foods are nothing less than the taste of Wisconsin—a taste that is acclaimed around the world. We here at CALS can take particular pride in that. A big part of our job has been to develop those foods to their full potential, sharing what we learn in our campus labs and production plants with industry, students and other stakeholders around the globe. When you savor the rich flavor of a Wisconsin artisan cheese or sausage, or a scoop of Babcock Hall ice cream, as a CALS grad you also appreciate the sophisticated science behind it.
Often a cheese, ice cream or sausage maker will come to us with little more than a dream. Our meat and dairy scientists will work with that producer from the recipe stage through production and countless revisions, testing on small batches. Other industry professionals rely on CALS experts for everything from continuing education in production to the latest information on food safety.
Yet our current campus dairy research and production facilities date back to the 1950s, and our meat and muscle lab to the 1930s. While we have done a spectacular job with renovations and workarounds, the time has come when we simply need new facilities in order to maintain leadership in the field. People come to us for guidance, to learn the best from the best, and our facilities need to reflect that. If we don't act now, Wisconsin risks falling behind.
The good news is that businesses, legislators, your fellow alumni and other stakeholders recognize this need and are committed to addressing it. Efforts to raise private funds for new dairy and meat facilities are well under way, with donations to be matched by the state. Enough funds have been raised from donations so far for both projects to have garnered approval by the UW
Board of Regents.
I invite you to learn more about these exciting projects at the websites below. And please know that when you "share the wonderful," in the spirit of our new campus-wide giving initiative, your gifts to the CALS Annual Fund will go toward meeting our most critical needs-including our work in advancing Wisconsin's signature foods. We thank you most sincerely for your help.
Dairy and cheese: www.cdr.wisc.edu/building
Meat: http://meatandmore.wisc.edu/
Marshall Ernst
Ernst's resume includes some of the meat industry's most noted names, including Smithfield Foods, Johnsonville Sausage, Sara Lee Meat Group and Swift and Co., where he was vice president of operations. Now he owns Ernst Herefords in Windsor, Colorado, and has just taken a position as livestock manager of the National Western Stock Show. "A lot of people in the livestock industry got their start exhibiting meat animals, and that early experience led them to work in production agriculture or agri-business careers," he says. "To be part of that and to work for the granddaddy of all livestock shows will be very rewarding."


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Rescue & Reintegration: Puja's Story
One Days Wages is partnering with Rescue:Freedom to rescue 60 women and girls who have fallen victim to the human trafficking industry in Pune, India. Rescue:Freedom will work with local law enforcement to rescue these women and girls from brothels, and then reintegrate them into safe and supportive communities.
We invite you to learn about this partnership below, and read the story of Puja, a young girl in India who shows us how urgent rescue and rehabilitation is needed.
Why India?
India has long suffered from a significant human trafficking problem. Studies and surveys sponsored by the ministry of women and child development in India estimate there are about 3 million women and children in sexual slavery in the country, of which an estimated 40% are children. Currently, it is believed that as many as 2,000 women and children are trapped in sexual slavery in the city of Pune, India alone. The abuse, exploitation, and suffering these women and children endure is unimaginable and their need for rescue is critical.
ODW + Rescue Freedom
Our partnership will establish a new program aggressively aiding in the rescue of women and girls trapped in sexual slavery in Pune. A team of experienced and trained professionals will go undercover into brothels to gather needed information on the location of children being exploited. Then victims will be rescued in coordination with local police. Following the rescue, these women and children will be transitioned to restorative residential programs including the Rescue:Freedom safe home operating in Pune. Alternatively, if it is safe and possible to do so, rescued children will be carefully and collaboratively reintegrated back into their communities and homes of origin. To help ensure the conviction and sentencing of traffickers, all relevant information gathered during each rescue will be shared with prosecutors.
Puja's Story
Puja grew up in a small village three hours' drive from Mumbai, India. When Puja was 13 years, old she returned home from school one evening to find a well-dressed woman speaking with her father outside their small home. The woman was offering to take Puja along with two other girls her age from the village to Mumbai and that she would give them a good job in a factory. She promised Puja's father that Puja's earnings would be enough to send some rupees home each month to help the struggling family. Puja's parents were reluctant and sad to consider Puja leaving but felt they had no other choice.
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Puja's story is heartbreaking, but her courage, resiliency, and hope can also inspire us to not turn our heads away from this pervasive issue. Together we can take small steps toward ending human trafficking. We invite you to join us in our partnership with Rescue Freedom, and take action below.
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Are we listening? Or are we operating with a currency of fear? One Day's Wages' founder Eugene Cho explores these questions with Wondercamp filmmakers as they share stories of refugees in the Middle East.read more
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The fastest growing refugee crisis in the world is happening before our very eyes in Southeast Asia. Since August 2017, nearly 700,000 Rohingya refugees have fled their homes in Myanmar and crossed the border into Bangladesh. One Day's Wages is partnering with World Renew to provide essential resources to people in need.read more
Seven years is a long time to listen
It's been seven years since the war in Syria began and people are still seeking refuge from the continued violence. Seven years is a long time to listen. It's a long time to engage, invest, and care. We want to continue listening, sharing stories, and empowering children, women, and their families. Join us.read more
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Saturday was spent readying the house and yard for summer. Kevin pulled things and raked things and got the kiddos involved.
I stayed inside doing all the crazy cleaning things moms do when the children are otherwise occupied. Precious moments.
I did venture out in the yard once or twice. Once was to see this little guy.
We didn't like each other. He was camera-shy and quite aggressive about it.
I turned into a momma bear cautioning my cubs to keep a safe distance. Actually, a king cobra couldn't have reached them from where I forced them to stand.
Then my hero came with a shovel and a determined look on his face.
After we soundly and simultaneously nixed Schickle's idea involving a live snake and an aquarium, she insisted we bury the thing by a tree so that its decomposing carcass could feed surrounding plant life. Her 3rd grade teacher should be proud.
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Pre-Existing Damage
In 06/2016, we presented several concerns to Transport for London (TfL), one of which was for a claim being made by their contractor for damage to a lamp post on the A2. The contractor and their lawyers were ignoring our requests for information.
The vehicle driver admitted striking a concrete barrier, damaging their car, but they stated they did not hit the lamp post.
- A Google Street image view suggested the damage was present BEFORE the incident.
- A Freedom of Information Act application indicated that the lamp post had not been repaired since the Google Street view image was taken
It therefore appeared the damage was pre-existing and had been added to the more recent incident. We provided TfL with the relevant information and awaited the outcome of their enquiries.
The contractor concerned is Kier Highways Ltd., a company that had 'confessed' to us that they were aware of staff (albeit in another area) who conducted themselves in this manner. Kier Highways Ltd explained that they had to "retrain and re-culture" staff, that a lot of them were told that if you couldn't do certain things turn a blind eye.
But it was also apparent that the staff were not adverse to exaggerating claims, of adding damage in. we were advised by Kier Highways ltd:
we had some scenarios where Area (X) had been taught if they can quite clearly see accident damage on this side of the road, for argument's sake, and there were defects relating to a crash, and you can tell what defects are related to, on the other side of the road but you've got no culprit there, but you've got a culprit for this one, roll that into there.
TfL responded in 10/2016 but made no reference to the A2 claim.


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Miami in Talks with Alabama and LSU About Future Nonconference Kickoff GamesJune 3, 2014
The Miami Hurricanes former mantra—"any team, any place, any time"—might reportedly be put to the test in the next couple years, as Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald is reporting that the school has had preliminary talks about scheduling a season-opening game against either Alabama or LSU.
"UM has been approached about opening the football season against Alabama in 2017 in Atlanta or LSU in 2018 in Arlington, Tx," Jackson wrote. "UM will consider playing in one but not both."
These talks appear to be in the infant stage of development, and a lot could change to throw Miami off Alabama and LSU's trail.
But the game would make sense, in theory, since all three teams have not been shy about scheduling blue-blood nonconference opponents.
Say what you will about the state of TCU and Virginia Tech in 2013—LSU and Alabama had to have thought that those games would be more competitive when they were scheduled. Same goes for the Tide's season-opening matchup against West Virginia in 2014.
And as for Miami, just take a look at some of the marquee programs they have scheduled for the next few seasons:
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Scheduling Alabama in 2017 would bridge the current gap and ensure the Hurricanes have at least one power-conference opponent (or Notre Dame) scheduled in each of the next eight seasons.
Scheduling LSU in 2018, however, would be risky in addition to the previous agreement to play Rutgers that season. The Scarlet Knights are down right now, but they are a historically competitive program that should ostensibly benefit from their move to the Big Ten.
Still, this is Miami we are talking about—a program that does not, historically, like to back down from a challenge.
Which leaves all of us, just like Bryan Fischer of NFL.com, hoping desperately to see one of these games happen:
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YOGYAKARTA, June 24 (Bernama) -- The Malaysian Armed Forces Medical Team, which is about to leave for home after a month-long relief mission to earthquake hit Yogyakarta, Saturday handed over some of its medical equipment to the Dr Sardjito Hospital here.
Apart from equipment for major and minor surgery, the 76-strong team which is led by Col Dr S. Jegatheesan, also handed over unused medicines and disposable apparatus they had brought for the Malaysian Field Hospital set up in Jodog, Bantul near on May 28, the day after the 6.3 magnitude earthquake hit.
The items were received by the hospital's Chief of Disaster Team Prof Dr Sutaryo and Medical Director Dr Budi Mulyono.
According to Dr Jegatheesan, Dr Sardjito Hospital was chosen because it is the main referral hospital in the province, which has population of 3.4 million.
Speaking to Bernama earlier, he said the team would be leaving for home on June 28, after serving exactly one month in the devastated province and that it had provided treatment for some 3,500 survivors, which included 35 emergency surgeries, many minor operations and daily wound dressings.
Dr Jegatheesan, whose Yogyakarta tour of duty is his third such overseas mission, said the one month the team spent in Bantul was worth every minute of it as its members had the opportunity to learn to give their best under the worst of situations.
"Especially for the many first timers in the team, who now have gained immense experience practising in field conditions, which is totally different from a hospital set up," he said while paying tribute to the commitment by the men and women who made up the team.
Perhaps the repeated thanks from none other than the province's Governor himself, Sri Sultan Hamengku Buwono X, who is also the Sultan of Yogyakarta, aptly summed up the general appreciation by his subjects for the assistance rendered by the Malaysians, more so as they were the first foreign relief mission to arrive and the last to leave.
The sultan had also conveyed his heartfelt thanks to the Malaysian government and its people at every opportunity he got, including to visiting Malaysian dignitaries such as Women, Family and Community Development Minister Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, Deputy Information Minister Datuk Ahmad Zahid Hamidi and Malaysia's Ambassador to Jakarta Datuk Zainal Abidin Zain.
On Thursday, he had the opportunity to thank the Regent of Perak, Raja Dr Nazrin Shah, who led a state government delegation comprising Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohd Tajol Rosli Ghazali, State Exco members and 10 other VIPs, including the Chairman of Bernama Datuk Mohd Annuar Zaini, who were here to present donations.