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Biotangents was founded by Dr Andy Hall-Ponselè and Lina Gasiūnaitė in 2015 to develop DNA manipulation technologies and apply them where there is a market need. The company is led by Alan Hale as CEO and is supported by Professor Chris French, as scientific advisor, and an extensive network of thought leaders in the life sciences industry.
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Alan Hale has over 35 years' experience in the biotech and technology sectors, working in a range of commercial (large, SME and start-up), academic and public sector organisations. He has directed R&D in the life sciences, taking responsibility for implementing best practice quality assurance and introducing cutting edge technologies. He is experienced in developing new companies in their early stages, both as a hands-on executive building effective teams focussed on efficient commercial delivery, and supporting individual entrepreneurs through mentoring.
Dr Andy Hall-Ponselè
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Andy designed the Leapfrog Assembly™ technology upon which Biotangents was founded and led the successful project to apply it to the biosynthesis of high-value terpenoids. He now leads operations at Biotangents and is part of an ambitious team that has secured and fulfilled multiple contracts to perform DNA manipulation work for industrial and academic customers.
Andy has been involved in synthetic biology since 2008 when, as a student under Professor Chris French, he led the University of Edinburgh iGEM team to a gold medal. He holds a DPhil from the University of Oxford, where he used metabolic engineering approaches to provide new insights into the control of metabolism in plants. On his return to Edinburgh, Andy worked as a Senior Scientist in a University of Edinburgh-based start-up, delivering collaborative projects as varied as synthetic promoter design and polysaccharide biosynthesis.
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Director of Science
As the Director of Science at Biotangents, Lina is leading delivery of Moduleic Sensing™ for the diagnosis of infectious diseases in livestock.
Lina completed her undergraduate studies in Molecular Biology at Vilnius University and holds an MSc in Biotechnology from the University of Edinburgh. As part of her dissertation, she incorporated standardisation into a proprietary combinatorial DNA assembly technology, making it compatible with the widely used BioBrick™ standard. Lina also acted as an advisor to the University of Edinburgh's 2013 gold medal-winning iGEM team. After graduation, Lina continued to work in DNA manipulation and metabolic engineering of bacteria, delivering varied projects with local SMEs and multinational partners.
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Scientific Advisory Board
Professor Chris French is the first member of our Scientific Advisory Board. He is Personal Chair of Microbial Biotechnology at the University of Edinburgh and has considerable experience planning and supervising research, with numerous high-impact publications on DNA assembly and biosensor development.
Chris has a history of advising companies within the life sciences and has overseen the University of Edinburgh's entries in the iGEM competition since 2006. He is also a member of the Flowers Consortium, which was awarded a £6M EPSRC grant for the development of synthetic biology infrastructure for the UK.


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5 Reasons you should be deadlifting
There's a load of stuff that's been written about deadlifts over the years, some good and some not so good. But, there is little doubt that deadlifts are a great strength exercise. Most trainers and lifters list it as their favourite thing to do in the gym.
It's one of the 5 main basic compound lifts. A compound lift, in case you're not familiar with the terminology, is a lift that uses multiple joints and muscle groups. It's commonly accepted that Deadlifts, Squats and Bench are the big three, with Overhead press and barbell rows being the next two most important (you may exchange rows for pull-ups, and of course there are cleans to add in there too, depending on who you ask, but you get my point).
We consider these the 'main' movements because anyone wanting to maximise their body composition, sporting performance or overall physical abilities should really be paying attention to them, or at least a variation of them, most of the time.
Power lifters tend to train these regularly, sometime 3 times a week, along with various 'accessory' lifts to target weak areas.
Bodybuilders will base body part splits around variations of these main lifts and, of course, add in isolation work to improve the aesthetics of each muscle group.
But what about everyone else?
Are deadlifts suitable for endurance athletes, elderly people, overweight people or people with injuries?
Here are five reasons why you ALL should consider deadlifting that you might not have considered yet.
Deadlifting fixes some forms of lower back pain
Trainers and strength coaches often talk about deadlifts as being a corrective exercise. This depends on what you are trying to correct but certainly, it's a great exercise for developing strength through the legs, hips, abdomen, spine and shoulders.
If you are strong in these areas, you are stable and a stable spine is one that is less prone to injury.
First of all, if you have back pain that has lasted longer than a few days you might want to seek medical advice. If you have back pain and shooting pains down your legs, you definitely need to seek medical advice and probably should refrain from any kind of lifting until this has been diagnosed.
A lot of back pain is not associated with injuries, of course, as back pain and pain in general is one of the most complex topics there is - and this isn't something that simply deadlifting can fix, but if you have had a prior back injury, deadlifts aren't something to fear every time.
Now, I have used deadlifts to improve my own posture and help rehab an old back injury, but the deadlifts were just a small part of the procedure and if your core is weak you need to work on TVA and Pelvic Floor activation.
Can you say Pilates?
But, once the muscle imbalances have been identified and strengthened and sufficient back extensor strength is achieved (1) getting yourself deadlifting correctly will definitely help, especially for those with mechanical lower back pain.
Romanian deadlifts are great variation that have been mentioned as a good exercise for strengthening the back but, if those back extensors are weak it probably won't help (2).
So, in short. Deadlifts can be included in a rehab program once the cause and muscle imbalances have been addressed.
You're getting on and your bones aren't what they used to be
Sarcopenia is a common problem among ageing populations which involves muscle wastage and reduced bone density. Diet and lifestyle are key influences here. One is of lifestyle that can be of benefit to this condition is exercise.
Any form of progressive resistance training, particularly with an aim to improve hypertrophy is highly recommended (3) for populations over 60.
So, if you have taken an early retirement and are wondering what to do with your time and your money I highly recommend that you invest in a good personal trainer or strength coach and get lifting.
Deadlifts don't HAVE to be a part of that but they are, as already explained, perhaps the best strength exercise of them all and one that will definitely improve your chances of building muscle within a progressive training schedule.
Imagine the conversations you'll be having on the cruise ship as you and the husband take that trip around the Caribbean.
"Sanatogen? Bro, I LIFT!".
Deadlifts protect sportsmen from injury
Strength training in general is well known to reduce the risk of injury in active people. As someone who works with a lot of cyclists I can tell you now that very few of them lift weights, in fact convincing them to do anything that isn't on a bike is near impossible.
But yes, deadlifts can improve your cycling. Just think about the deadlift position for a second. Hips hinged, knees flexed, spine neutral… Now cut out the bar and add in a Storck Aernario (bike porn). Yep, the deadlift position is directly relatable to riding position.
Most cyclists I know have weak extensor muscles and winged scapula. Deadlifts will certainly help to improve that posterior chain.
"You look and feel better in your clothes and, better still, you look good naked too".
But what of other sports?
Ever wondered why your favourite footballer spends half the bloody season on the physio table? Being a West Ham supporter this is something I have grown used to, at some point in the season the entire first team will be out injured and more than half of those will be hamstring injuries.
In a recent study (4) it was observed that eccentric hamstring endurance was a key player in hamstring tears in soccer players.
It seems that as the muscle fatigued that the strength was reduced and its capacity to contract eccentrically was reduced, significantly in the second half of matches, where most hamstring injuries occur.
Being a corrective exercise specialist I can tell you that there is a lot going on here, from ankle mechanics to glute engagement to core strength, to spinal mobility and so on. But, if you are to strengthen the hamstrings through the eccentric phase then what better exercise is there than deadlifts. Straight leg, Romanian, single leg and, of course, traditional deadlifts will all help here.
So, perhaps Andy Carol needs to hit the gym floor and start deadlifting more often?
Maximal strength training burns more calories than you think
Let's add in some context here. Deadlifts won't burn more calories than, say, a metric century on that previously mentioned Aenario. But, maximal strength training does burn more calories than medium intensity resistance training (5).
Speaking from personal experience and this is by no means a statement of scie
ntific fact, but when I do a heavy deadlift session my appetite is rampant for the rest of the day.
So, if you're not the type to do a lot of steady state cardio, and don't have pockets deep enough for an Aenario, but you do enjoy hitting the gym; incorporating a session or two of heavy deadlifts will certainly help you to create a sufficient energy deficit.
Just be aware that if weight loss is your goal, then you're not likely to be hitting any personal records with those lifts.
Lifting heavy stuff feels really good
No references for this bit. I didn't even look to be honest, but if you ask me there's something primal about lifting heavy things. It's like we're answering our genetic programming or something (does that sound too Paleo?).
I'm sure neuroscience can explain about endorphins and reward systems, etc.
Strength training is well known to improve one's levels of self-esteem. As your body composition improves, as your strength improves so does your confidence.
You look and feel better in your clothes and, better still, you look good naked too. Adding weight to a bar is a pretty definitively visual reward as you not only feel, but see your strength increase each week. What's not to like about that?
There's also the whole adrenaline thing, but all I know is that when I hit a 2x body weight deadlift (I'm no power lifter) I feel fecking awesome!
Further reading
- J Strength Cond Res. 2015 Jul;29(7):1803-11. doi: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000000837. WHICH PATIENCE WITH LOWER BACK PAIN BENEFIT FROM DEADLIFT TRAINING Berglund L1, Aasa B, Hellqvist J, Michaelson P, Aasa U
- A RANDOMIZED TRIAL TO CONSIDER THE EFFECTS OF ROMANIAN DEADLIFT EXERCISE ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF LUMBAR EXTENSION STRENGTH. Fisher J1, Bruce-Low S, Smith D
- THE INTENSITY AND EFFECTS OF STRENGTH TRAINING IN THE ELDERLY Frank Mayer, Friederike Scharhag-Rosenberger, Anja Carlsohn, Michael Cassel, Steffen Müller, Jürgen Scharhag
- SOCCER-SPECIFIC FATIGUE AND ECCENTRIC HAMSTRINGS MUSCLE STRENGTH Matt Greig, PhD1 and Jason C Siegler, PhD ATC2
- STRENGTH TRAININIG AND METABOLISM Ted Lambrinides, PhD

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Our accountant is part of a rare group of financial experts who actually understand the challenges and tribulations of small business owners like me.
He's a member of our entrepreneurs group (that's how we hooked up) and he's made it his business to develop his service offering to meet the specific needs of his existing and prospective customers. When I talk with him about our financial performance it's not a discussion restricted to invoice values and cash in the bank – rather he "gets" our marketing strategy, sales activity, operational challenges etc. which makes his input and recommendations much more valuable to me as a business owner.
So I paid attention recently when he blogged about the sales and service experience he'd received when deciding on the supplier for the new kitchen in his home. He, and his entire family, had been "hooked" into attending a Guildford kitchen showroom whilst a Michelin chef cooked dinner for 20 or so invited guests.
An intimate dining experience, for the retailers target audience.
They got to see how a professional chef works, sampled his food, and champagne from the team who were there to answer any questions and discuss specific needs – needless to say subliminal messages about creating an exquisite dining experience within one of the suppliers kitchens were planted.
18 months later my accountant was £5k lighter after placing a deposit for his new kitchen. For him and his family this promotional event had been a substantial success – he and his wife purchased the kitchen of their dreams and they hadn't even dug the foundations for the planned extension yet.
As far as the kitchen supplier was concerned they ran a hugely successful event as part of a strategic marketing campaign – it probably cost around £3k to run for 20 people with at least one £40k sale confirmed (the margin on that sale most likely paid for the whole event anyway and left profit to boot) together with a load of additional leads and sales opportunities lined up.
Backs have been slapped and sales contracts signed - congratulations on a job well done!
Some weeks later however my accountant blogged again about the same retailer only this time his experience was a little different. He'd received a general marketing email from the retailer inviting him to "Request a Brochure", "Find a Showroom" or "View their Kitchens".
Strange communication given that he was now one of their premium customers – it got worse!
He received a second marketing email telling him to "Hurry – Sale Ends In 21 Days".
Yes – the kitchen he'd purchased was now being promoted in a sale.
At this point I'm going to use my accountants own words to describe his thoughts and feelings at this point;
"As a customer who has committed to spending £40k then how would you feel if you received the above and thought you could save more?
(Database) segmentation is the first step in 'speaking' to your audience and if you get that right then you're on the right line to building a profitable customer relationship. It's the first step of the customer journey and that is something that every business owner should track. Touchpoints on your Customer Journey are important, but more often than not the wrong ones are measured. Like the email above that is probably working really well as open rates are souring.
But does (the kitchen retailer) track who is opening them, whether they are prospects or customers?
I guess not, otherwise I wouldn't be sat here thinking I could save a few £££."
So it's a simple observation – all the positive results generated via a hugely successful marketing campaign to win new customers has been negatively impacted by omitting to update a client database to ensure subsequent messages are consistent and relevant to the recipient.
As we've said before – on average 84% of a customers decision to buy from us, and remain loyal to us, is based on how they FEEL about the service they receive. Having felt extremely special and positive during the sales process my accountant certainly has mixed feelings now.
So how many "holes" like this exist in your customer journey? Might be time to review and plug those gaps.
As co-founder of First Impression Training David is passionate that all organisations can quickly achieve positive bottom-line impact when the customer experience is placed at the very heart of a business culture. You'll often hear him say "It's not rocket science" and his sleeves-rolled-up approach ensures FIT achieve results for our customers - FAST!
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The Studies & Economic Media Center & Economic Reforms Team, in cooperation with the Public Authority for Investment, recently held a consultative meeting between private sector leaders and the General Authority for Investment to discuss future partnership mechanisms to improve Yemen's investment environment.
SEMC Chairman Mustafa Nasr emphasized the need for substantial legislative amendments at the meeting, which was held at the Businessmen's Club in Sana'a.
Nasr pointed to efforts by the Economic Reform Team that combined 24 private sector leaders, civil society representatives and experts to discuss development priorities in the next 'phase', when the team will work to complete its efforts to create practical mechanisms to implement economic reform and improve the state of investment in the country.
Nasr also explained that it's the first time that private sector and civil society are working together to enhance their voices as active partners with the government. He spoke about the recent donor conferences, government priorities for the transitional period, and the discussion of a draft law covering the partnership between the government and the private sector.
The head of Economic Reform Team, Ahmed Bazara'a, discussed the stages in which the team will prepare the economic reform visions and economic priorities, based on extensive discussions with private sector leaders in major Yemeni governorates.
Bazara'a stressed that while the government's interest in partnerships with the private sector is something positive, such efforts must meet the needs that come with building a 'new Yemen'.
Program manager for the Middle East and North Africa at the Center of International Private Enterprise (CIPE) Abdulwahab AL-Kibsi spoke about the center's role in democratic reform from an economic point of view and pointed to the role that should be played by the private sector. He confirmed that the center is ready to adopt initiatives that contribute to the promotion of democratic reform in Yemen.
The acting head of the Public Authority for Investment, Mohammed Hussain, reviewed demands for amending the investment law which was issued in 2010, and pointed out many of the flaws which surround the law, and particularly what he perceived to be an unattractive investment environment.
Hussein discussed a wide variety of investment-related issues with those in attendance, such as stalled projects and other problems faced by investors in Yemen. He conveyed the authority's commitment to working in full partnership with the private sector and with civil society organizations.
At the conclusion of the meeting, participants recommended constructing a committee of private sector individuals and experts to provide feedback on amendments to the investment law, as well as to contribute to the formulation of new policies.
The SEMC has been working together with the CIPE on economic reforms since for almost a year.


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Hello AAHA members, and welcome to my blog. Over the next several months I will share the "happenings" of my year as AAHA president.
I travel a lot for AAHA and am on the road anywhere from 10 to 20 days every month. Now that I've been doing this for almost two years, I'm starting to feel like the George Clooney character in the movie, "Up in The Air"…not a million-miler yet, but getting close.
During my travels I always wear shirts with the AAHA logo. It's amazing how many discussions about veterinary medicine I have on planes when flight attendants or passengers find out I am a veterinarian. I'm proud of our organization and love to spread the word!
One of these chance encounters ended up leading to some wonderful unintended consequences. I engaged in a conversation with a flight attendant who proceeded to tell me about her very old cat that was in the last stages of kidney failure. Everything that could and should have been done for this cat had been done. It was truly the end of the road and decisions had to be made. This kitty meant everything to her and she was unable to make the decision to euthanize him, even though he no longer had a good quality of life. We talked for about ten minutes, discussing why the decision needed to be made and how it was tough but it was the kindest thing she could do for her beloved kitty. She thanked me and asked for my card and said she would be in touch. She was visibly upset but seemed more at ease.
One week later, she called to thank me for helping her through a most difficult time. She did euthanize her kitty and told me how our talk helped put everything in perspective and how grateful she was for my help.
About two weeks after that, I received a phone call from the flight attendant's sister who told me how distraught her sister had been during this ordeal. She had been quite worried about the physical and mental effects this was having on her. She said that after our talk, her sister had the strength to do what needed to be done, and her attitude changed for the better. She told me I would never completely understand what a positive difference I had made for her and her sister.
What I did was nothing special, nothing that any other veterinarian would not have done. At the time, I never contemplated how a little act of kindness could change a life so significantly. I have never seen her since (I hope we will cross paths on another of my many flights), but she emails me periodically to happily update me on what is happening with the two new shelter kittens she adopted.
Life is good!
I look forward to sharing more tales of my days as AAHA president with you as time goes on, and hope you enjoy reading them!
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FC Augsburg have their first home game ahead of them on Saturday as Borussia Mönchengladbach travel to the WWK Arena.
"Gladbach are a very different team to HSV," stated FCA head coach, Manuel Baum. "I'd say Borussia are one of the top five or six teams in the league. They are fluid and have a lot of players with individual quality too so we can't let them get a foothold on the game." Baum's first Bundesliga game as FCA head coach came against Borussia where FCA won 1-0 thanks to a header from Martin Hinteregger. "I'd be very happy if I could do that again on Saturday", said Hinteregger before adding "but at the end of the day I don't care who scores as long as someone does."
Despite defeats in the cup to Magdeburg and a Matchday 1 loss to HSV, the Austrian isn't nervous. "It's not the end of the world to lose our first couple of matches. We shouldn't worry as we've got no points on the board after only one game." However, the defender is also seeking to get a win before the international break: "We want to give our fans a win and something to celebrate," said 'Hinti' on the weekend's game against his former club. "It didn't go too well for me at Gladbach. It was too big of a jump but, at Augsburg, I'm in the right place," believes Hinteregger.
Hinteregger isn't disappointed at the fact that he will not be facing Raul Bobadilla on Saturday following Bobadilla's recent transfer from FCA to Gladbach. "When Boba is in full flow, I don't want to face him", smirked the defender.
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I've been wanting to try the maybelline Dream Flawless Nude foundation since it launched in the US so I got the shade Ivory. I want to do a first impressions post so let me know if you want to see that.
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|Me wearing Wet 'n' Wild Cherry Bomb
Last up I got some nail stuff:
I got this Barry M classic polish in Berry Ice Cream. It's a definite nod to spring/summer and I've been wanting a polish this colour for ages.
I love a good grey polish and ones that have a little hint of mauve undertone so this Megalast 'wet cement' from Wet 'n' Wild was right up my alley.
Looking forward to trying them both.
So that's it folks, let me know if you've tried any of this stuff and what you've been hauling- leave me some links.
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Failings and Recoveries
This afternoon was much better. I took time to notice the adorable things the twins were doing and they were nice enough not to run on the furniture. Izzie is saying lots of fun things these days, like "mato, ummy" (tomato, yummy), or other foods, followed by "ummy". She was looking at books today and hugging the pages of her favorite things~cats, dogs, horses, bears. Annie was just staring at a book that had dolls in strollers and was just mesmerized by the picture.
And tonight, ALL FOUR kids ate the beef stroganoff dinner I made in the crockpot today. Izzie had 3 helpings, even if they were small ones. That is some sort of miracle that two 20 month olds ate beef stroganoff, right? Do I get a medal or something?
I can fail. It's ok. The best thing is that my attitude rebounded. There is hope for me yet.
5 comments:
- Jill said...
That's a great attitude to take. And I want to know your secret for getting your kids to eat. I made a cop out dinner of hot dogs and left over mac n cheese tonight and Rocco barely touched it! I definitely need an attitude adjustment tonight!
- September 17, 2008 at 8:37 PM
- AndreAnna said...
*I* won't even eat beef stroganoff and I love food, so yes you get a medal! LOL
I'm happy you were able to put things in perspective. Don't you just love how our spouses can say one thing and yet we hear another.
Mike said to me yesterday after I mentioned how tired I was, "you need to manage your time better." What he meant was that I shouldn't try and do everything all at once and let some stuff sit throughout the week, etc. What I heard was "I'm a dick. I'm a dick, dick, dick. Please kick me in the balls."
Us mommies need brain transplants sometimes.
- September 17, 2008 at 9:24 PM
- creative kerfuffle said...
yeah for a good afternoon AND for getting kids to eat. and too damn funny andreanna about what mommies hear LOL
- September 17, 2008 at 10:43 PM
- Astarte said...
I don't think you failed at all - you caught yourself midstream and adjusted!!! That's SO HARD to do, seriously! I think it's great that you were able to do that.
- September 18, 2008 at 9:30 AM
- heather... said...
Wow, yeah, I agree. You realized you needed an adjustment and you DID IT. I think I've realized it maybe once in my whole life, and I made the decision to keep right on being a pain in the ass!!!
And yeah, you TOTALLY get a medal for the beef stroganoff!!
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As a continuation of the FCC's efforts to modernize the E-rate program, yesterday the FCC issued a Public Notice (Notice) seeking further comments with respect to four specific topics – Broadband Within the School, Broadband to the School, Elimination of Voice Services and Pilot Projects. The Notice, which is attached to this message (E-rate Public Notice 3.6.14), contains specific questions/proposals related to each area which are summarized at the bottom of this message.
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• The full Reform Order is slated for release this summer, with most of the changes intended to be implemented for Funding Year 2015.
Initial comments are due April 7, with reply comments due April 21. If you would like to submit comments or pilot proposals to the FCC on any of these issues, I strongly encourage you to read the actual Notice and then use the attached Filing Guide (Filing Guide) as a framework.
A. Broadband Deployment within Schools and Libraries (Priority 2)
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• Funding: Proposes 3 possible ways to revise Priority 2 funding rules and seeks comments on these options:
1. Five year Upgrade Cycle: Change the current '2-5 year' rule (where applicants are eligible for P2 funds no more than twice in a rolling five year span), to a '1-5 year' rule.
2. Rotating Eligibility: Similar to the '1-5 rule,' the rotating cycle concept would instead provide funding on a cyclical basis where applicants would be eligible to reapply for funding after all applicants had received a chance for P2. For example, all 90% entities would be funded, then all 80% entities, and so on. When funding ran out in the first year at a particular discount level, the next lower discount level would be funded in the second year, and so on. Funding for the 90% applicants would not be available again until applicants with all discount ranges had received funding approval.
3. Annual Allocation for Internal Connections: This proposal would make 'some' amount of P2 funding available to each applicant each year, regardless of needs.
4. Other Methods to Prioritize Internal Connections: Two alternative proposals were suggested: prioritizing projects based on the number of students impacted per dollar of funding, and/or prioritizing consortia applications.
B. Broadband Deployment to Schools and Libraries: Should they create a one-time limited initiative (within priority one) to incent deployment of high-capacity broadband to schools and libraries that are not yet connected? If so, should those projects receive a higher discount rate? They would like specific examples of projects for which applicants would seek funding.
C. Encouraging Cost-Effective Purchasing:
• The FCC is considering incentives related to consortium applications and bulk buying.
• Should technology planning be reinstated for broadband requests ?
• The FCC is continuing to seek comments on what data collection issues and whether price transparency for E-rate supported services will help drive down prices.
D. Streamlining the Administrative Process: What changes can the FCC make to the E-rate Form 471 application process that would make it less administratively burdensome? Should invoicing deadlines be adjusted for broadband projects? Should applicants be given more time to complete projects? Should applicants be given extra time before the funding year begins to begin infrastructure construction or internal infrastructure projects?
A. Redirecting Support from Voice Services: The FCC offers several ways to change the eligibility of voice services and seeks comments on these options:
1. Phase-out voice services over a period of years. Example: Each year voice services would receive a reduced discount – such as 15%, beginning in 2015 – until voice services were eliminated in 2020. Thus, the 90% discount applicants would receive a 75% discount on voice services in 2015, 60% in 2016, 45% in 2017, 30% in 2018, and 15% in 2019.
2. Eliminate voice services in a flash-cut. Example, services would becoming ineligible in Funding Year 2016 or 2017.
3. Don't change the eligibility of voice services but instead giving them a lower priority and/or cap the discount it receives (such as giving everyone a flat 40% discount on voice services).
B. Eligibility of Certain Voice Services: Should any voice services remain eligible?
C. Eligibility of Voice Priority 2 Equipment: Should any voice equipment remain eligible under Priority 2?
D. VOIP: Should VOIP service remain eligible, and if so, what specifically does VOIP include? Should the FCC create an incentive, such as a one-time 10 – 20% discount, to help applicants defray the up-front costs necessary for the first year of a transition to VOIP?
A. Demonstration (Pilot) Projects: The FCC is seeking comment on whether to provide limited funding for well-defined demonstration/pilot projects they could consider as a way to field-test options they think might benefit E-Rate. For example, a state or consortia bulk-purchasing project; a technical assistance program to hire technical assistance experts to assist in network design or technical planning in under-served areas; pilots to link last-mile infrastructure to BTOP funded networks; experiments on the use of consortia; projects that target rural areas; or ways to reduce the administrative burden on E-rate applicants.
B. Library Pilot: In addition, the FCC seeks comments on the American Library Association proposal to temporarily increase the discount level for targeted libraries, prioritizing public-private partnerships and providing funding for technical assistance.
C. Data to Submit: With respect to all proposed pilot projects, the FCC would like specific goals, amount of funding requested, suggestion for the process for selecting participants, the data to be collected and the proposed timeline.
– Julie
Julie Tritt Schell
PA E-rate Coordinator
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One of the things I do for a living is write music for other musicians. Sometimes an artist will need a string quartet arrangement, sometimes it's an arrangement for chamber orchestra, sometimes it's for a horn section or marimba choir. An artist might come to me with an extremely detailed articulation of what they're looking for, or they might only have a vague, general idea of things. There are occasions where the artist wants an arrangement to be the centerpiece of a song, and other occasions where the orchestral elements need to blend with guitars, bass, keys and drums, adding texture and dimension to the overall sound. With each project, it's completely different.
Part of the fun (and challenge) is writing in a way that's consistent with the sensibilities and sound-world of a particular artist while maintaining something of my own aesthetic leanings—knowing that these artists have heard things in my own work that they've resonated with, which is why they contacted me in the first place.
Take a listen to the collection of arranging samples below. If you're interested in hearing more, or want to discuss arrangements for your own project, I'd be happy to talk with you. Contact me here.
Cassandra Jenkins (Weathervane Music) – flutes, clarinets, trumpet, bass trombone, string trio
I love Cassandra Jenkins' music for the same reason that I love Charles Ives, Claude Debussy, Van Dyke Parks, Cannonball Adderley, Thelonious Monk, and for the same reason that I love the film scores of classic Walt Disney movies like Bambi or Cinderella: playfulness. Playfulness is important and playfulness is deep – we forget ourselves. In 'Perfect Day', woodwinds play peek-a-boo with the lyrics, strings move with trilly shimmer, trumpets punctuate, and trombones unfurl a bassy blanket from which to watch the clouds. Listen to the full song and see two fascinating production videos here.
Lushlife (Weathervane Music) – string trio, horn trio, clarinet
Raj Haldar's ten-minute, four-movement, epic hip-hop meditation on the mysterious and cryptic Toynbee Tiles. String glissando canons, R&B horn passages, and lonely clarinet lines all contribute to the conceptual straddle of tired asphalt city streets and the stormy surface of Jupiter; of the earthbound and the cosmic. Read some musings on the project and the process, or just cut to the chase and hear the song in all its enigmatic glory.
Twin Sister (Domino) – string quartet
"In Heaven": The juxtaposition of hypnotic train-like rhythms with ephemeral keyboard, guitar, and electronics gestures points toward those liminal spaces between waking and dreaming. I mirrored this idea with a combination of chords whose resolution is drawn out like taffy and insistent intertwining pizzicato lines.
"Spain": There is something so fun about those classic 1960′s John Barry/James Bond scores: 'Goldfinger', 'From Russia With Love', 'You Only Live Twice'. This song was a neat opportunity to dip into that world.
mewithoutYou (Tooth & Nail; Redeye) – string quartet, flute, clarinet, trombone choir
Aaron Weiss' lyrics are full of odd characters and beautiful turns of phrase, redolent of fairy tales you haven't heard since childhood. For "The King Beetle On the Coconut Estate" and "The Fox, The Crow, and The Cookie" (see a really fun video here), the band was interested in having different instrumental groupings reflect different characters in the narrative of the lyrics (a la Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf"). For example, in "Beetle King", the strings represented the professor, the trombones the general, and so on. Tales of love and loss and the search for meaning, with beetles and all manner of critters. For "Bears Vision", the band wanted a different approach; something epic, textural, and continually building in momentum. Urgent, syncopated sixteenth-note runs in the strings, heraldic trumpets, and trombones at the top of their register: epic unlocked.
Sun Airway (Dead Oceans) – string quartet
The concept for this project was interesting. Jon Barthmus, the driving force behind Sun Airways, listened through hundreds of orchestral works, chopped them up and reassembled them to create his own patchwork-style arrangements. A measure here, a chord there, stretched or compressed, transposed or pitch-shifted to fit the song in question. My task for this project was to transcribe and rearrange Jon's work for string quartet. My favorite part was the end of "Over My Head", where the arrangement had to imitate a disjointed loop or a record skipping.
Elvira Nikolaisen (Sony BMG) – string quartet, flute, clarinet, alto and tenor saxophone, trombone choir
Emil Nikolaisen, Elvira's brother and the man behind the acclaimed Norwegian shoegaze outfit Serena Maneesh, produced this record. I've never met anyone with the same affinity for the music of the 70′s. This music is unabashed in its love for that era, and was recorded on vintage consoles, tube microphones, and tape machines. Writing arrangements to accompany Elvira's lovely voice was a treat, and a rare opportunity to don my musical bell-bottoms.
Bifrost Arts (Great Comfort Records) – string quartet
When I started working on this one, I was told "think 1950′s Walt Disney, Philip Glass, and Judy Garland." In the end, I decided to lean more Walt and Judy than Glass. The piece is all swoon and whimsy, and the nostalgia that the melody encourages is inescapable. The arrangement provides cheeky commentary throughout, with bluesy harmonized phrases and pizzicato exclamation marks. It's always a good sign when your string players are smiling while they're recording.
Jason Harrod (Lincoln City) – string quartet, flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, trombone choir
It seems that a string quartet is practically obligatory for acoustic guitar ballads bearing the name of some long-lost love. Clichés are just so cliché, so I opted for woodwinds and low brass instead. Few things get me out of bed in the morning like a trombone choir; the sound carries a sort of a long-suffering and lonesome authority, which seemed right for the narrator of "Outposts". "Movie Song" – it's not every day you get to write a movie-score for a song about a movie: very meta.
Kurt Weisman (Important Records) – violin duo, flute, clarinet trio, trumpet, harp, electronics, gu zheng
Kurt sent me the basic tracks (keyboard, guitar, voice) that he wanted me to build on, along with a note that said "dense". I said "Dense, coming right up": kitchen-sink was the operative word. This arrangement ended up employing a neat combination of orchestral instruments and instruments a little more unusual, in particular the gu zheng (an ancient Chinese instrument with a multiple bridges and a whole lot of strings), which makes its appearance at the end of the song along side a cascade of pixilated trumpet lines.
I Was A King (Hype City/Sounds Familyre; K. Dahl Eftf.) – string trio, alto and tenor saxophones, flute, clarinet
The beautiful, barely controlled chaos in "Unreal" spurred the idea of a string trio that perpetually rode the line between sweet and sour, leaning one way one minute and the other the next. This push-pull quality of the strings was further accentuated by the contrast of an R&B horn section, securely locked in with the rhythm section. "Here To Stay" has a wonderful sense of both place and mystery. Low-register flute and clarinet seemed a good fit for the mood, particularly when set against insistent quarter-note chords in the strings. The string trio in "Pet Cemetery" is heard as music from another room down the hall, and the effect is lovely; the ear strains to hear like a mind straining towards a memory. The outro (excerpt below) was a last minute idea that moves the trio more front and center, and things start to get crazy. "One of Us" is a moody beauty. Great groove, great fun – see a video!
Danielson (Sounds Familyre) – alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones, tenor and bass trombones
Daniel Smith's music is a beautiful mixture of delight and terror, whimsy and danger, meditation and celebration. A sucker for all things the Louis Prima and Esquivel, he was after that inimitable sound of 50's and 60's horn harmonies; lots of air moving through lots of brass. Filtering such a classic approach to horn writing through an artistic vision as singular as Danielson's was a particularly fun challenge.
Neighbors – string quartet
"Throw Me In The Water": One of my favorite extended techniques for strings is called col legno, which involves turning the bow upside down and playing on the wood rather than the hair. When the bow is "bounced" in this way, it creates a prickly, rhythmically unpredictable sound. When the bow is drawn across the string in the normal fashion, it creates a glassy, uneven "ghost-like" sound. Neighbors was interested in an eerie arrangement, and this coupled with lyrics about spiders made col legno the obvious choice.
"You Jump In": Sometimes you just need pure pop and big finish.
Ben + Vesper (Sounds Familyre) – tenor and baritone saxophones, piccolo, clarinet, string trio
"Hot Thunder": This song was recorded for Shaking Through, a documentary series about the birth of a song. Arranging-wise, the attitude and quirky theatre of Ben + Vesper's music was my guiding light. Few things say 'attitude' like the combination of tenor and baritone saxophone. String trio and piccolo flute added a nice sonic contrast to the low crunch of the saxes, and the clarinet solo, half composed/half-improvised, finished things off with a dash of spy-serial cool. To hear the full song and to see some fun behind-the-scenes video footage, go here.


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