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By Robert D. Thomas
Music Critic
Pasadena Star-News/San Gabriel Valley Tribune/Whittier Daily
Los Angeles
Philharmonic; Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
Beethoven: Leonore Overture No. 2; Piano Concerto No. 2 (Emmanuel
Ax, soloist)
Hillborg: Sirens (Hila
Plitmann and Anne Sofie von Otter, soloists; Los Angeles Master Chorale)
Friday, November 25, 2011 Walt Disney Concert Hall
Next concerts: Tonight at 8; tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Info: www.laphil.com
Esa-Pekka Salonen, who was the Los Angeles Philharmonic's
music director from 1992-2009 and is now its conductor laureate, returned home
to Walt Disney Concert Hall (which he was instrumental in getting built) for
the first of two programs this season. During both weeks, he's leading a world
premiere — last night it was Sirens, a
33-minute piece by Swedish composer Anders Hillborg. Next week it's the
recently discovered prologue to an unfinished Shostakovich opera (more in Hemidemisemiquavers below).
Sirens is based on
a section of Homer's The Odyssey, although
in the preconcert lecture Hillborg revealed that he composed some of the music
first and then found a text that seemed to fit what he had written. As the
composer explained in the program magazine: "In Greek mythology, the Sirens
were dangerous bird-women, portrayed as seductresses who lured sailors with
their enchanting music and voices to come to the rocky coast of their island,
where they would kill them. In Homer's tale, Ulysses — curious as to what the
Sirens sound like — orders his crew to plug their ears with beeswax and tie him
to the mast, not to release him no matter how much he begs, while their boat is
passing the island of the Sirens. In this way he will be able to hear their
deadly singing, which no man has heard and survived."
Hillborg uses soprano Hila Plitmann, mezzo-soprano Anne
Sofie von Otter and the Los Angeles Master Chorale to portray the Sirens, who
flatter Ulysses' ego, appeal to his mind and soul, and sing seductively
(Hillborg uses English translations of The
Sirens Song from The Odyssey, along
with additional text that he wrote; the words were projected as supertitles).
Underneath all of this, the orchestra delivers wave after
wave of sound, sometimes melodic, occasionally dissonant, with percussion and
piano interjecting sharp spikes into the tonal wash. The Master Chorale singers
also whistle, whisper and produce other sound effects.
Overall the effect was hypnotic; in the warm hall there were
undoubtedly a few people lulled to sleep. Von Otter (who used a score) and
Plitmann (who didn't) were positioned on either side of Salonen conducted with
a score, as is almost always the case, but didn't use a baton for the Hillborg
piece. The percussion section (not large by the standard of Hillborg's
contemporaries) was notable for not including timpani. Lighting changes and
even a tinkling cell phone at the end added to the effect.
Plitmann's radiant soprano voice blended well with von
Otter's creamy mezzo; the two often sang extremely close, intertwined
harmonies. Overall, I found Sirens to
be an interesting — if not fully compelling — rendition of the Sirens story. After the performance,
Hillborg came onstage to bask in the sustained applause, which was extended to
all concerned.
The audience noticeably thinned out for Sirens as opposed to the all-Beethoven first half of the program,
which began with Salonen leading a dramatic reading of the second Leonore Overture (one of four overtures
that Beethoven composed for his only opera, Fidelio).
Salonen made effective use of the work's silences, particularly in the
opening measures (when Disney Hall is silent, the effect can be magical) and
Chris Still was the offstage trumpeter.
To these ears, at least, the highlight of the evening was
Emmanuel Ax's work as soloist in Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 2 (which,
despite its number, was really the first of the five piano concerti that
Beethoven wrote). Ax's crystalline tone was perfect for his concept of this
piece, which alludes firmly to both Mozart and Haydn. Every phrase — indeed,
every note — was carefully thought out and lovingly sculpted — the entire
performance was a study in lyrical elegance.
Salonen enforced brisk tempos throughout and the orchestra
accompanied Ax sensitively. After sustained applause, Ax delivered a gentle,
lyrical encore: Schumann's Fantasiestcke,
Op. 12, No. 1
Lucinda Carver's preconcert lecture was longer than usual
(45 minutes), partly because Hillborg showed up unexpectedly to join in. Among
his musical influences, Hillborg listed Steve Reich and Brian Wilson (of the
Beach Boys).
Sirens was the
fourth Hillborg piece to be played by the L.A. Phil. One of those was Eleven Gates, which Salonen and the Phil
premiered in 2006. That, said Hillborg, was when he met Betty Freeman, the
local philanthropist who commissioned more than 400 new works over the last 40
years of her life. Hillborg dedicated Sirens
to both Salonen and Freeman.
When Salonen retired as the Phil's music director, one of
the stated reasons was to allow him to devote more time to composing. So far,
he's delivered just a couple of pieces: Dona
Nobis Pacem, a five-minute unaccompanied work for female voices that the
Los Angeles Children's Chorus sang earlier this year in a tribute concert to
Ernest Fleischmann, and Nyx, a
17-minute work for orchestra that was premiered last February in Paris and in
October by the Atlanta Symphony.
Next week's concerts (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) will
feature the world premiere of the Prologue to Orango by Shostakovich. The Phil describes this work thusly: "Orango is an unfinished satirical opera
by Shostakovich, sketched [in 1932] while he was writing Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District.
He and his librettists conceived 'a political lampoon against the bourgeois
press,' concerning a human-ape hybrid. Of the projected Prologue and three
acts, only the 40-minute Prologue was completed, in piano vocal score, which
was just discovered in 2006." Read
the complete program note HERE.
The Prologue includes parts for 10 soloists and the Los
Angeles Master Chorale. It is being staged by Peter Sellars with lighting by
Ben Zamora. Gerald McBurney, who orchestrated the prologue, will offer a
preconcert lecture an hour before each program.
A Los Angeles Times article
on the piece is HERE.
The second half of the program will be Shostakovich's
Symphony No. 4, which was composed just a few years after Orango. This was the symphony that was not played for 25 years
after it was written, a consequence of the composer's run-in with Soviet
authorities over Lady Macbeth of the
Mtsensk District. Laurel E. Fay's program note says that one of the two
conductors who were eager to conduct the symphony was Otto Klemperer, who at
the time was the L.A. Phil's music director. Whether the symphony would have
been played in L.A. isn't spelled out; ultimately the LAPO premiere would not
take place until 1989 under the baton of Andr Previn. (Read the full program note
Expect next week's program to last a bit longer than a
normal concert. The Prologue to Orango
is 40 minutes long and the symphony, one of Shostakovich's longest, takes an
hour. The orchestration for the symphony (2 piccolos, 4 flutes, 4 oboes (4th =
English horn), 4 clarinets, E-flat clarinet, bass clarinet, 8 horns, 4
trumpets, 3 trombones, 2 tubas, 2 timpani, percussion (bass drum, castanets,
cymbals, orchestra bells, snare drum, tam-tam, triangle, xylophone), 2 harps,
celesta, and strings) is the largest of Shostakovich's 15 symphonies.
(c) Copyright 2011, Robert D. Thomas. All rights reserved.
Portions may be quoted with attribution.


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On the radio program Wednesday, Glenn Beck didn't hold back when discussing the latest in a long list of lies issued by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) during the Democrats' ongoing endeavor to remove President Donald Trump from office.
"I'm going to just come out and say, Adam Schiff is a liar. And he intentionally lied. And we have the proof. The media being his little lapdog, but I'll explain what's really going on, and call the man a liar to his face," Glenn asserted. "No, I'm not suggesting he's a liar. No, I'm telling you, he's a liar. ... Adam Schiff is a lying dirtbag."
A recent report in Politico claimed Schiff "mischaracterized" the content of a document sent to House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler (D-N.Y.) as evidence against President Trump in the Senate impeachment trial. Read more on this here.
"Let me translate [for Politico]," Glenn said. "House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff lied about a text message exchange between two players in the Ukrainian saga. And we know it, because of the documents that were obtained by Politico."
A few of the other lies on Schiff's list include his repeated false claims that there was "significant evidence of collusion" between the Trump campaign and Russia leading up to the 2016 presidential election, his phony version of President Trump's phone call with the president of Ukraine, and his retracted claim that neither he nor his committee ever had contact with the Trump-Ukraine whistleblower. And the list just keeps getting longer.
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On the radio program Tuesday, Glenn Beck and Stu Burguiere discussed recent reports that former Vice President Joe Biden's son, Hunter, wasn't the only family member to capitalize on his connections to land an unbelievably lucrative job even though he lacked qualifications or experience.
According to Peter Schweizer's new book, "Profiles in Corruption: Abuse of Power by America's Progressive Elite," Joe Biden's younger brother, Frank, enjoyed the benefit of $54 million in taxpayer loans during the Obama administration to try his hand at an international development venture.
A lawyer by training, Frank Biden teamed up with a developer named Craig Williamson to build a sprawling luxury resort in Costa Rica, which claimed to be on a mission to preserve the country's forests but actually resulted in the decimation of thousands of acres of wilderness.
The then-vice president's brother also reportedly earned hundreds of thousands of dollars as the front man of a for-profit charter school company called Mavericks in Education.
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Saturday at El Malecón, we waited for the Democratic socialist. He had the wild white hair like a monk and the thick glasses and the booming voice full of hacks and no niceties.
Photo by Sean Ryan
The venue had been redecorated since we visited a few nights before when we chatted with Castro. It didn't even feel like the same place. No bouncy castle this time.
Photo by Sean Ryan
A black curtain blocked the stage, giving the room a much-needed depth.
Behind the podium, two rows of mostly young people, all holding Bernie signs, all so diverse and picturesque and strategic.
Photo by Sean Ryan
Lots of empty seats. Poor showing of Bernie fans for a Saturday afternoon. At one point, someone from Bernie's staff offered us seats in the audience, as if eager to fill up those seats however possible.
There were about 75 people in the dancehall, a place built for reunions and weddings and all those other festivities. But for a few hours on Saturday, August 10, 2019, it turned serious and wild for "Unidos Con Bernie."
Photo by Sean Ryan
People had been murmuring about Sanders' speech from the night before at Wing Ding. By all appearances, he had developed a raving lust to overthrow Trump. He had even promised, with his wife just out of view, that, were he elected, he'd end white nationalism in America. For good.
El Malecón lacked its previous air of celebration. It had undertaken a brooding yet defiant spirit. Media were sparse. Four cameras faced the podium. Three photographers, one of whom had been at nearly all the same events as us. A few of the staffers frowned at an empty row of chairs, because there weren't that many chairs to begin with.
At the entrance, Bernie staff handed out headsets that translated English to Spanish or Spanish to English, depending on who the speaker was. The translators stood behind the bar, 20 feet from the podium, and spoke into a lip-ribbon microphone.
Bernie's staff was probably the coolest, by far. As in, they looked cool and acted stylishly. Jeans. Sandals. Careworn blazers. Tattoos. One lad had a black Levi's shirt with lush crimson roses even though he wasn't a cowboy or a ranch-hand. Mustaches. Quirky hats. A plain green sundress. Some of them wore glasses, big clunking frames.
Photo by Sean Ryan
The outfits were distinctly Bernie. As Bernie as the tie-dyed "BERNIE" shirts for sale outside the club. Or later, at the Hilton, like a Grateful Dead cassette stand.
Immigration was the theme, and everyone in the audience bore some proof of a journey. Because America offers life, freedom, and hope.
Sanders' own father emigrated from Poland to America at 17, a high school dropout who could barely speak English. As a Jew, he'd faced religious persecution.
Within one generation, Bernie Sanders' father contributed to the highest stratum of American society. In one generation, near hopelessness had transformed into Democracy, his son a congressman with a serious chance at the presidency.
Photo by Sean Ryan
That's the beauty of America. Come here broken and empty and gutted and voiceless. And, within your lifetime, you can mend yourself then become a pillar of society. Then, your son can become the President of the United States of America!
Four people gave speeches before Sanders. They took their time, excited and nervous. They putzed. Because how often do you get to introduce a presidential frontrunner?
All the native English speakers jammed their earpieces when the woman with the kind and dark energy took the stage.
Photo by Sean Ryan
She mumbled in Spanish and did not look up and said that, when her parents died, she couldn't go home for the funeral. She fought back tears. She swallowed hard to shock herself calm. And the room engulfed each silence between every word.
It felt more like a therapy session than a political rally. A grueling therapy session at that. Was that what drew people to Bernie Sanders, that deep anguish? That brisk hope? Or, rather, the cessation of it, through Sanders? And, of course, the resultant freedom? Was it what gave Sanders a saintlike ability to lead people into the realm of the confessional? Did he have enough strength to lead a revolution?
Photo by Sean Ryan
While other frontrunners hocked out money for appearances, like the studio lights, Sanders spent money on translators and ear-pieces. The impression I got was that he would gladly speak anywhere. To anyone. He had the transitory energy you can capture in the writings of Gandhi.
Photo by Sean Ryan
I'm not saying he's right or wrong — I will never make that claim, about any of the candidates, because that's not the point of this, not the point of journalism, amen — what I'm saying is he has the brutal energy of someone who can take the subway after a soiree or rant about life by a tractor or chuck it up with Sarah Silverman, surrounded wherever he goes.
Without the slightest fanfare, Sanders emerged from behind the black curtain. The woman at the podium gasped a little. The room suctioned forward when he entered. In part because he was so nonchalant. And, again. That magnetism to a room when a famous or powerful or charming person enters. Not many people have it. Not many can keep it. Even fewer know how to brace it, to cull it on demand. But several of the candidates did. One or two even had something greater.
Photo by Sean Ryan
I'll only say that Bernie had it with a bohemian fervor, like he was a monk stranded in a big city that he slowly brings to God.
"We have a President who, for the first time in my lifetime, who is a President who is a racist," he shouted. "Who is a xenophobe and anti-immigrant. Who is a sexist. Who is a religious bigot. And who, is a homophobe. And, what is very disappointing is that, when we have a President, we do not necessarily expect to agree with him, or her, on every issue. But we do believe that one of the obligations is to bring people to-geth-ah. As Americans."
Photo by Sean Ryan
After listening silently for several minutes, the audience clapped. Their sweet response felt cultish. But, then again, what doesn't feel cultish these days? So this was cultish like memes are cultish, in a striving-to-understand kind of way.
"The essence of our campaign is in fact to bring people together," he said. "Whether they're black, or white, or latino, or Native American, or Asian-American. We understand that we are Americans."
At times, this meant sharing a common humanity. Others, it had a slightly more disruptive feel. Which worked. Sometimes all we want is revolution. To be wild without recourse. To overthrow. To pass through the constraints of each day. To survive. The kind of rowdy stuff that makes for good poetry but destroys credit lines. Sanders radiated with this intensity, like a reclusive philosopher returning to society, from his cave to homes and beds and fences and maybe electricity.
Photo by Sean Ryan
But, as he says, his revolution would involve healthcare and wages and tuition, not beheadings and purges and starvation.
Seeing the Presidential candidates improvise was amazing. They did it constantly. They would turn any of their beliefs into a universal statement. And Sanders did this without trying. So he avoided doing the unbearably arrogant thing of pretending to speak like a native Guatemalan, and he looked at the group of people, and he mumbled in his cloudy accent:
"My Spanish — is not so good."
Photo by Sean Ryan
This is the same and the opposite of President Trump's Everyman way of speaking English like an American. Of speaking American.
Often, you know what Sanders will say next. You can feel it. And, anytime this happened, it brought comfort to the room.
Like, it surprised no one when he said that he would reinstate DACA on his first day in office. It still drew applause.
But other times, he expressed wild ideas with poetic clarity. And his conclusions arrived at unusual junctures. Not just in comparison to Republicans. To all of them. Bernie was the Tupac of the 2020 election. And, to him, President Trump was Suge Knight, the evil force behind it all.
"Donald Trump is an idiot," he shouted.
Photo by Sean Ryan
Everybody loved that. Everybody clapped and whooped and some even whistled like they were outside and not in a linoleum-floor dancehall.
"Go get 'em, Bernie," someone in the back shouted.
This was the only Sanders appearance with no protestors.
"Let me say this about the border," he shouted. And everybody listened to every thunking syllable. He probably could have spoken without a mic. Booming voice. Loud and clear. Huddling into that heavy Vermont slug accent.
They'll say many many things about Bernie. One being, you never had to lean forward to hear him. In person, even more so. He's less frail. More dynamic.
Photo by Sean Ryan
Despite the shoddiness of the venue, there was a sign language interpreter. Most of the rallies had a designated interpreter.
"If you work 40 hours a week you shouldn't be living in poverty," he shouted, provoking chants and applause from the audience, as if he were talking about them. Maybe he was.
An anecdote about the people at an emergency food shelf blended into the livable wage of $15 an hour. He shifted into his spiel about tuition-free college and pointed at the audience, "You're not doing well," then at the kids behind him, "they are." He craned his head sideways and back. "Do your homework," he told said.
Half of the kids looked like they hadn't eaten in days. Maybe it was their unusual situation, a few feet from Bernie Sanders at a stucco community center.
Before the room could settle, Sanders wove through a plan for how to cancel debt.
Did he have a solution?
Tax Wall Street, he shouted.
Photo by Sean Ryan
And he made it sound easy. "Uno dos trey," he said. "That's my Spanish for today."
A serious man, he shoved through his speech like a tank hurtling into dense jungle. He avoided many of the typical politician gimmicks. Proof that he did not practice every expression in front of a mirror. That he did not hide his accent. That he did not preen his hair. That he did not smile for a precise amount of time, depending on the audience. That he did not pretend to laugh.
Photo by Sean Ryan
He laughed when humor overtook him. But it was genuine. With none of the throaty recoil you hear in forced laughter.
"I want everyone to take a deep breath," he said. And a palpable lightness spread through the room, because a deep breath can solve a lot of problems.
Photo by Sean Ryan
Then he roused some more. "Healthcare is a human right," he shouted. "A human privilege," he shouted. He told them that he lives 50 miles from the Canadian border in Burlington, Vermont, and healthcare works better up north.
Each candidate had a bad word, and Sanders' was "corporate."
Photo by Sean Ryan
At every speech, he mentioned "corporate media" with the same distrust and unpleasantness that conservatives derive from the term "mainstream media." Another would be "fake news," as popularized by Sanders' sworn enemy. Either way it's the same media. Just different motivations that irk different people.
But the discrepancies varied. Meaning two opposing political movements disliked the same thing, but for opposite reasons.
It sounded odd, Sanders' accusation that the media were against him. The media love Bernie. I can confirm this both anecdotally and judiciously. Yes, okay, in 2016, the media appeared to have sided with Hillary Clinton. As a result, Sanders was publicly humiliated. Because Clinton took a mafioso approach to dealing with opponents, and Sanders was her only roadblock.
Imagine if a major political organization devoted part of each day to agitating your downfall. And then you fail. And who's fault is it?
Sanders wanted to know: those negative ads targeting him, who paid for them?
Photo by Sean Ryan
Corporations, of course. Corporations that hated radicals like him. And really was he so radical? He listed off the possibilities: Big pharma, insurance companies, oil companies.
Because he had become a revolutionary, to them. To many.
He said it with certainty, although he often didn't have to say it at all. This spirit of rebellion had become his brand. He would lead the wild Americans into a utopia.
But just as quickly, he would attack. Trump, as always, was the target.
He called Trump the worst president in American history.
"The fates are Yuge," he shouted.
The speech ended as informally as it had begun. And Sanders' trance over the audience evaporated, replaced by that suction energy. Everyone rushed closer and closer to the man as Neil Young's "Keep on Rockin in the Free World" blared. Sanders leaned into the podium and said, "If anyone wants to form a line, we can do some selfies."
Photo by Sean Ryan
It was like meeting Jesus for some of the people.
There he was, at El Malecón. No stage lights, no makeup, no stylist behind the curtain. Just him and his ideas and his erratic hand commotion.
Then a man holding a baby leaned in for a photo. He and Sanders chatted. And, I kid you not, the whole time the baby is staring at Bernie Sanders like he's the image of God, looking right up at him, with this glow, this understanding.
Bernie, if you're reading this, I'd like to suggest that — if this election doesn't work for you — you could be the next Pope.
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On the "Glenn Beck Radio Program" Monday, Harvard Law professor and lawyer on President Donald Trump's impeachment defense team Alan Dershowitz explains the history of impeachment and its process, why the framers did not include abuse of power as criteria for a Constitutional impeachment, why the Democrats are framing their case the way they are, and what to look for in the upcoming Senate trial.
Dershowitz argued that "abuse of power" -- one of two articles of impeachment against Trump approved by House Democrats last month -- is not an impeachable act.
"There are two articles of impeachment. The second is 'obstruction of Congress.' That's just a false accusation," said Dershowitz. "But they also charge him, in the Ukraine matter, with abuse of power. But abuse of power was discussed by the framers (of the U.S. Constitution) ... the framers refused to include abuse of power because it was too broad, too open-ended.
"In the words of James Madison, the father of our Constitution, it would lead presidents to serve at the will of Congress. And that's exactly what the framers didn't want, which is why they were very specific and said a president can be impeached only for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors," he added.
"What's alleged against President Trump is not criminal," added Dershowitz. "If they had criminal issues to allege, you can be sure they would have done it. If they could establish bribery or treason, they would have done it already. But they didn't do it. They instead used this concept of abuse of power, which is so broad and general ... any president could be charged with it."
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The Sleigh of the Storm is a large wooden sleigh with what appears to be some very ordinary sacks in the back. A Shard of the Storm is mounted in the front of the sleigh, which can detect and repel rain, snow, hail, sleet, lightning and most other forms of bad weather, and which keeps the driver warm in the nastiest coldest winters. Arrows and spears that are fired or thrown at the sleigh are blown away and any evil magic cast at it is turned back on the caster.
Nine centuries ago, Father Olaf, who lived in Vallermoore, was a priest of Mammon with a difference. He cared about his people, and not just those in his flock, but those who worshipped other gods and goddesses. He would help the poor and those in need without demanding anything in return, most of all at the Festival of Sunreturn, the shortest coldest day in Vallermoore.
The Bishop heard of this and was outraged, requesting the secular authorities to arrest him and throw him into prison on charges of misuse of church funds and heresy. But when the City Guards turned up to arrest him a beam of bright sunlight shone down upon him and when it vanished in a few seconds, he had gone as well.
The next year on Sunreturn Eve there were strange rumours of a flying sleigh pulled by boars, the sacred animal of Mammon. People of all religions woke with gifts in their stockings and socks, mostly children, but some adults as well, providing they had been good. Bad people only got lumps of coal. Since then the same thing has happened every year. There have been attempts to capture the sleigh but they have all failed,and resulted in the people involved having their spare socks stuffed with coal.
Nobody knows where Father Olaf lives. Some say he lives in Heaven, others that he lives with the Gods and Goddesses, others that he lives in a cave in the Sabertooth Mountians or at the inaccessable ice-gripped North or South Pole of the planet.
Noone has seen the sleigh except on Sunreturn Eve either.
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The sacks are in fact magical dimensional one-way portals to what is thought to be some kind of heaven. They contain an endless supply of toys and small gifts.Things can only be taken out of them-nothing can be put inside.Anything put inside is slung out again.
The sleigh is pulled by a team of eight flying pigs.In the case of this item, pigs really can fly.
Providing that the driver is driving on Sunreturn Eve and carrying out his or her duties of delivering presents, time stops on the planet, until the last gift is delivered. Guards, dogs, golems, and nasty booby traps are frozen in position and even Undead will not attack the driver of this sleigh. For the driver, it grants a whole year of immortality, after the duties are carried out. Should the driver ever resign the duty he or she would forfit the immortality gained. (see below.)
Should he or she attempt to use the position for evil purposes, the guards/dogs/booby traps/Undead will attack him or her, and the immortality will be forfitted and as many years that have passed will be added on.In the case of Father Olaf, he would crumble to dust, ageing nine centuries in as many seconds. It is thought that Mammon Himself, touched by the priest's kindness, granted him the position and the sleigh.
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Edward Jenner (1749-1823)
Edward Jenner was an English country doctor who introduced the vaccine for smallpox. Previously a keen practitioner of smallpox inoculation, Jenner took the principle a stage further by inducing immunity against this killer disease via exposure to a harmless related disease, cowpox. His technique provided safer and more reliable protection than traditional inoculation.
Working in an agricultural community, Jenner knew of the country folklore that milkmaids never caught smallpox. They were known for their relatively flawless complexions, which were unmarked by smallpox scarring. However, they inevitably caught cowpox through their close work with cows. Jenner speculated that a bout of cowpox produced immunity against smallpox and even encountered locals who claimed to have deliberately infected themselves to provoke such a response. As a forward-thinking doctor who liked to experiment, Jenner wanted to prove his theory. In 1796 he inserted pus taken from Sarah Nelmes, a milkmaid with cowpox, into a cut made in the arm of a local boy, James Phipps. Several days later, Jenner exposed the boy to smallpox. He was found to be immune.
Jenner called his new method 'vaccination' after the Latin word for cow (vacca). But Jenner had no explanation for why this method worked - no-one could see the virus with the microscopes of the time. He submitted a paper to the Royal Society the following year. It was met with some interest but further proof was requested. Jenner proceeded to vaccinate and monitor several more children, including his own son. The full results of his study were published in 1798, but his apparent discovery was met with much opposition, and even ridicule. In time the value of his vaccine was recognised, but as many poorer communities had limited access to medical treatment it was several decades before its full benefits were realised. In 1853, 30 years after Jenner's death, smallpox vaccination was made compulsory in England and Wales.
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H Bazin, The Eradication of Smallpox: Edward Jenner and The First and Only Eradication of a Human Infectious Disease (London: Academic Press, 2001)
H Davies, 'Ethical reflections on Edward Jenner's experimental treatment', Journal of Medical Ethics, 33 (2007), pp 174-176
R B Fisher, Edward Jenner (1749-1823) (London: Andre Deutsch, 1991)
E Jenner, An Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of the Variolae Vaccinae, a Disease Known by the Name of Cow Pox (London: Sampson Low, 1798)
The condition of being immune, the protection against infectious disease conferred either by the immune response generated by immunisation or previous infection or by other nonimmunologic factors.
Viral infection of cows' udders, transmitted to humans by direct contact, causing very mild symptoms similar to smallpox.


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How did Chelsea do in the window?
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Players in: Cesc Fabregas (Barcelona, 27 million pounds), Diego Costa (Atletico Madrid, 32 million pounds), Mario Pasalic (Hajduk Split, 2.4 million pounds), Filipe Luis (Atletico Madrid, undisclosed), Didier Drogba (Galatasaray), Loic Remy (QPR, undisclosed)
Players out: David Luiz (Paris Saint-Germain, 40 million pounds), Ashley Cole (Roma, free), Samuel Eto'o (Everton, free), Frank Lampard (New York City, free), Henrique Hilario, Sam Hutchinson (both released), Thorgan Hazard (Borussia Monchengladbach, loan), Demba Ba (Besiktas, 4.7 million pounds), Patrick van Aanholt (Sunderland, undisclosed), Ryan Bertrand (Southampton, loan), Romelu Lukaku (Everton,28 million pounds), Gael Kakuta (Rayo Vallecano, loan), Mario Pasalic (Elche, loan), Tomas Kalas (Cologne, loan), Victor Moses (Stoke, loan), Patrick Bamford (Middlesbrough, loan), Josh McEachran (Vitesse Arnhem, loan), Marko Marin (Fiorentina, loan), Marco Van Ginkel (AC Milan, loan), Nathaniel Chalobah (Burnley, loan)
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Fabregas has started the season with four assists and transformed the look of Chelsea's midfield, but even so, it is impossible to look past the acquisition of Costa as the best piece of business made by the Blues this summer. Manager Jose Mourinho made no secret of the fact that his biggest worry was in attack, and in Costa, he has found the man to lead from the front. Four goals in three games, combined with an impeccable work ethic, have already made him the darling of the Stamford Bridge crowd, and, while his win-at-all-costs attitude might frustrate some neutrals and rivals, it will only endear him further to the Chelsea faithful. When you consider the phenomenal sums that some players are changing hands for these days, the 32 million pounds that Chelsea paid Atletico Madrid for his services looks like an absolute bargain. If he carries on for the rest of the season in the same manner in which has begun, he will be virtually priceless.
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There has not been any transfer in or out that has particularly alarmed Chelsea supporters, though perhaps the most emotive was Lukaku's move to Everton. It is a shame that a player who arrived at the club which he had always dreamt of joining in order to follow in the footsteps of his idol, Didier Drogba, would leave without ever really performing. His desire to be top dog at a place like Chelsea despite not yet being the finished article always seemed overly ambitious, so perhaps a switch was best for all concerned -- especially given that the 28 million-pound fee almost completely covered the outlay on Costa, a proven performer at the top level.
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The imbalance in the squad that Mourinho inherited last summer has been rectified in the intervening period, and there are no real deficiencies left. There is excellent cover in almost every position, though, having said that, keeping Costa fit will be of paramount importance given the immediate impact he has had on the team. If one had to nitpick, then perhaps having only three proven full-backs might be something to focus on, but with youngsters Nathan Ake and Kurt Zouma both filling in ably during preseason, there is no real cause for concern at present.
Who can help in January?
As mentioned above, there are no holes left to be plugged, though that could change should there be injuries in key areas. If that should happen in advanced positions, then a viable target could be Ezequiel Lavezzi. The Argentina international refused to sign a new contract at PSG last month due to his concerns over a lack of playing time, a fear that was confirmed after he was left out of the squad altogether by manager Laurent Blanc for the French champions' 5-0 win over Saint-Etienne at the weekend. The bustling forward fits the Mourinho template perfectly, with a tremendous work rate allied to genuine talent, and his excellent past performances against Chelsea for PSG and Napoli will have stood him in good stead. Lavezzi is not needed now but could be an astute signing if circumstances change.
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The Houston Dynamo and Sporting Kansas City will meet again in a potential playoff preview when the Eastern Conference foes clash on Wednesday evening at BBVA Compass Stadium. Both teams come into the game with the opportunity of sealing their berths in the MLS Cup Playoffs with a victory – and they've met in the postseason each of the last two years. The Dynamo sit in third in the East after their 1-0 home win vs. Montréal, four points behind Sporting, who are in second after kicking off their road swing with a 1-0 win at Columbus.
REFEREE: Armando Villarreal. AR1 (bench): Adam Garner; AR2 (opposite): Jeff Muschik; 4th: Ismail Elfath MLS Career: 26 games; FC/gm: 23.7; Y/gm: 2.9; R: 10; pens: 7
HOUSTON DYNAMO -- OUT: Brian Ownby – Right knee sprain; QUESTIONABLE: Calen Carr – Left knee; Eric Brunner – Right ankle sprain; Andrew Driver – Right calf strain;
SPORTING KANSAS CITY -- OUT: Paulo Nagamura – Left ankle strain; QUESTIONABLE: Claudio Bieler – Left groin strain
- ALL-TIME (17 meetings): Dynamo 6 wins, 22 goals … Sporting 4 wins, 19 goals … Ties 7
- AT HOUSTON (8 meetings): Dynamo 3 wins, 12 goals … Sporting 2 wins, 8 goals … Ties 3
- The teams are meeting for the third time this season. Aurélien Collin's header in the 73rd minute was the only goal of the game as Sporting put an end to the Dynamo's 30-game league home undefeated streak on May 12 at BBVA Compass Stadium; two weeks later, SKC's Kei Kamara and Houston's Brad Davis traded goals to leave the teams in a 1-1 draw at Sporting Park.
- The Sporting win in the first meeting was the first victory for the road team in the series since 2009, and Sporting's second win ever in Houston. The last three league meetings at Sporting Park have ended in draws.
- The teams met in the MLS Cup Playoffs for a second consecutive season last year, the Dynamo winning their semifinal series 2-1 on aggregate. In 2011, the Dynamo won 2-0 in the Eastern Conference Championship at Sporting Park.
- Coaches record: Peter Vermes vs. HOU: P10 W3 L2 D5 … Dominic Kinnear vs. KC: P23 W8 L6 D9
The Houston Dynamo made it three games in a row without loss, coming back for a 1-1 draw with the New England Revolution on Saturday evening at Gillette Stadium. The Dynamo are in fourth place in the Eastern Conference with 44 points from 30 matches.
- The Houston Dynamo extended their undefeated streak to four games, holding on for a 1-0 win against the Montréal Impact on Saturday evening at BBVA Compass Stadium. The Dynamo are in third place in the Eastern Conference with 47 points from 31 matches.
- The game's only goal came after just six minutes. A good buildup saw Boniek Garcia find Giles Barnes at the top of the box, who then chested a perfect ball into the path of an onrushing Ricardo Clark. He then cut back to create space for a shot that curled away from goalkeeper Troy Perkins and nestled in the back of the net.
- Dynamo goalkeeper Tally Hall was called upon to make four saves in keeping the clean sheet.
- Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear made no changes to his team for a second consecutive match, maintaining the group that came back for a 1-1 draw with the New England Revolution at Gillette Stadium.
- HOUSTON DYNAMO (4-4-2): Tally Hall - Kofi Sarkodie, Jermaine Taylor, Bobby Boswell, Corey Ashe - Boniek Garcia, Warren Creavalle, Ricardo Clark, Brad Davis (Andrew Driver 86) - Will Bruin (Cam Weaver 79), Giles Barnes (Omar Cummings 88).
- The Dynamo extended their undefeated streak to four games, one game shy of their season-long, set April 14- May 8.
- "We knew we wanted to get on top of them right away early and put pressure on them," said Brad Davis. "I think we gave them a little too much respect up there when we were in Montreal. We knew we were going to be tougher."
- For the second time in four matches, Ricardo Clark scored the only goal for a 1-0 Dynamo victory. Clark has four goals, the most in a single season in his nine-year MLS career.
- "He always puts in the work, and you can always count on him to give 100 percent," said center back Bobby Boswell. "All we needed was one tonight. When you score that early goal, your chances of getting a win are so much better of getting a good result, and you saw it tonight. Credit to Ricardo for that."
- Clark has two goals and an assist over the last four matches, all in the starting lineup after being out of the first XI for four consecutive matches.
- "I think he does a lot of things that maybe a lot of people don't get or don't see," Houston head coach Dominic Kinnear said. "I think the coaching staff understands how valuable he is to the team. I think if you step back, you realize how important he is when he's not on the field for us."
- Boniek Garcia recorded an assist for a second consecutive match. He has been involved with each of the Dynamo's last four goals, over the last three games (2 goals, 2 assists).
- Andrew Driver made his first appearance in more than a month in a substitute role, playing the final four minutes. Garcia will miss the Sporting KC match, along with Jermaine Taylor, on international duty.
- "The positive side out of it was that we came out of it healthy, that's the most important thing, because you knew Wednesday you were going to be two light with international duty so you want to make sure you got through this game and the reserve game," said Dynamo head coach Dominic Kinnear.


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A change is coming for the Orange County School's anti-discrimination policy.
The vote came after midnight to add sexual orientation and gender identity or expression to the list of protected categories.
The new policy allows for no discrimination against students or faculty, who are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender.
The intensely debated change in writing now allows for all students and teachers to be who they are, without the fear of being discriminated against because of their sexual orientation.
"There are a lot of kids like me and a lot of teachers that don't feel safe in school because they are transgender or gay," said student Shelby Hill.
Opponents said the passage is just another step towards gay marriage and that this is like doing a social experiment on the students.
"We are creating a new protected class and these protected classes have been used to unravel marriage amendments across the country. We can't turn the schools upside down because a few students have special issues," opponent John Stembuger.
The room couldn't have been more divided during the six-hour long meeting.
Those for the measure dressed in red and those against it dressed in blue, but the council approved the measure 6 to 2.
The Orange County School District is the 12th largest in the nation.
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Empty kitchen space is the chef's bane. The owners of Ditmas Park's Farm on Adderley rented a space on nearby Church Avenue to use as commissary for their role as food purveyors for the Propect Park Celebrate Brooklyn! events. However, that only lasted three months of the year. What to do with the space for the other nine months? Open a bakery.
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This ballad paired "some of the best R&B ballad singers of their generation" BBC emphasizing Carey's "vocal gymnastics, artfully supported by the more restrained vocalizing of…Boyz II Men." JA Done with "fitting and tender simplicity", BBC "this passionate expression of loss" BBC was reportedly inspired by the death earlier that year of David Cole, half of the group C+C Music Factory and a friend of Carey's. TB However, she says the song wasn't inspired by just one specific person. BR1
Meanwhile, Boyz II Men were working on a tribute to Khalil Roundtree, their road manager who had been murdered. TB When Carey and the Boyz decided to pair up, they merged their efforts into what became not just the biggest pop hit of 1995, WHC but the biggest hit of the latter half of the 20th century.
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Resources and Related Links:
- the DMDB page for "One Sweet Day"
- Mariah Carey's DMDB Encyclopedia entry
- Boyz II Men's DMDB Encyclopedia entry
- BBC BBC Radio 2 (2004). "Sold on Song Top 100".
- BB100 Billboard (9/08). "All-Time Hot 100".
- BR1 Fred Bronson (2003). The Billboard Book of Number One Hits (5th edition). New York, NY: Billboard Books. Page 843.
- JA David A. Jasen. (2002). A Century of American Popular Music: 2000 Best-Loved and Remembered Songs (1899-1999). Routledge: Taylor & Francis, Inc. Page 153.
- TB Thunder Bay Press (2006). Singles: Six Decades of Hot Hits & Classic Cuts. Outline Press Ltd.: San Diego, CA. Page 269.
- WHC Joel Whitburn (1999). A Century of Pop Music. Menomonee Falls, WI; Record Research, Inc. Page 126.


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Healthy Male Organ Maintenance: 4 Not-So-Obvious Tips
There are a lot of healthy male organ tips that may seem overly obvious – which does not mean one should ignore them, of course. Many of the most obvious ones, such as checking for social diseases or practicing good male member hygiene, are the backbone of appropriate male organ care. But there are some methods of ensuring a healthy male organ that can not happen to a guy. That does not mean they should not be followed, however.
Keep the teeth clean. Healthy Male Organ Maintenance: 4 Not-So-Obvious Tips
Pay attention to oral hygiene.
One may well ask why the state of one's teeth and gums should have any effect on an organ that is several feet away and not directly connected to the mouth.
Yet oral health can have an impact on manhood health. Several studies have found a link between gum disease and tumescence dysfunction. When teeth are not kept healthy, bacteria forms. The immune system attacks these bacteria, but some seep into the bloodstream. When too much of them build up in the blood, it can damage blood vessels and subsequently blood flow. And good blood vessels and blood flow are essential for proper member functioning. So it's strongly advised to brush and floss properly every day.
Careful with the laptop.
Modern communications are a marvel which allows us to access tons of information just about anywhere. It's now a common sight to see guys sitting on trains, benches, sofas, etc. with a laptop cradled on their laps, tapping away for hours on end and reaping the benefits.
And also possibly reaping the detriments as well. Placing the laptop so close to the crotch may not be good for maintaining a healthy male organ. A lot of heat disruption with long-term laptop use, and high levels of heat on the sack can have a negative effect on both male seed creation and male hormone production. So, guys, keep the laptop on a table and off the mid-section whenever possible.
Beware cold and allergy medicine.
No one wants to have a cold or an allergy, but for that. Many over-the-counter medicines used for colds and allergies include pseudoephedrine, which can have a negative effect on tumescence function. (In fact, one of the treatments for priapism – a dangerously long-lasting firmness – is pseudoephedrine.) If possible, need to utilize treatments that do not contain this ingredient.
Kick butts.
This does not refer to getting into a brawl but to kicking the smoking habit. Smoking is simply bad for a person, period; one reason why this is so is that it does damage to the manhood. Smoking is another factor in blood vessel damage, and a significant one. One study has shown that the men who gave up a substantial boost in the number and quality of their organ firmnesses in as little as 8 weeks.
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