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Professor, Social Sciences Department
Jim Brace joined Medaille College in 1997 after nearly twenty-eight years of community service to children and families. Mr. Brace was the director of child protective services in Erie County, NY from 1991 until 1997.
Brace earned a master of science degree in education from Canisius College and a master of social work degree from State University of New York at Buffalo School of Social Work. Additionally, he is licensed by the New York State Education Department to practice social work. He is a member of the National Association of Social Workers and continues to serve community organizations in Western New York.
Mr. Brace has taught in the Departments of Child and Youth Services, Education, and Social Sciences of Medaille College. Additionally, he has taught social work courses at Daemen College and SUNY at Buffalo/School of Social Work. In addition to teaching, Mr. Brace has supervised master of social work students in community settings since 1990.
He has provided extensive service in faculty government and serves as the Faculty Athletic Representative to the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
Associate Professor, Social Sciences Department
Kim Carr joined the Medaille College faculty in 1992. Prior to that she earned a B.A. in history from the State University College at Buffalo and immediately thereafter earned her J.D. from the State University of New York at Buffalo Law School.
After working for the law firm of John Papsidiero, she turned her attention toward the criminal justice system and teaching. As a faculty member at Medaille she spearheaded the development of the criminal justice degree program and teaches primarily criminal law and criminal procedure law.
In addition to her teaching duties, her current endeavors include further curriculum development in the criminal justice degree program. Additionally, she has expanded her attention to include teaching in the inter-disciplinary studies department, learning assessment within that program and participating in a new mentoring program for incoming freshmen.
Kim has served on numerous committees for the College including the Promotion and Tenure Committee and the Grievance Committee. Her favorite honor is having been invited on several occasions by student honorees to attend with them and their families the TRIO Honors Convocation.
Professor, Social Sciences Department
Dr. Timothy Dzierba has taught at Medaille in the Departments of Social Sciences, Liberal Studies and General Education since 1972. He has previously taught at Daemen College, Cornell University, and the United States Naval Reserve Center. He earned a Ph.D. in history from the State University of New York at Buffalo in 1983, with a dissertation topic of "Organized Labor and the Coming of the Second World War, 1937-1941." He teaches courses in United States History, the History of Buffalo, War and Peace in the Nuclear Age, Hollywood's America, and the history of terrorism. Dr. Dzierba has been listed as a public policy expert in business and labor in The Annual Guide to Public Policy Experts¸ published by the Heritage Foundation, since 1990. His recent research trip to the Middle East was sponsored by the U.S. State Department.
Department Chair, Social Sciences Department & Associate Professor and Program Director, Sport Management Program
Dr. Richard L. Jacob has been teaching and coaching at Medaille since 1995. He served as Medaille's first full-time athletic director and first full-time head basketball coach. Currently a full-time faculty member, Dr. Jacob serves as director of the sport management degree program. He earned a Ph.D. in counseling, school and educational psychology from SUNY Buffalo, and M.S. in physical education from Canisius College, and an M.S.Ed. in educational counseling from Niagara University. Dr. Jacob teaches Sport Psychology, Sport History and Philosophy. He has a great interest in and has been highly involved in international sports over the past ten years. For more information please go to www.medaillespm.com.
Chair, Interdisciplinary Studies & Associate Professor, Social Sciences
Dr. Daniel Kotzin (firstname.lastname@example.com) has been passionate about history since he attended the University of California at Irvine, where he obtained a bachelor's degree in history. As he continued his graduate studies in history at New York University in pursuit of a Ph.D., Dr. Kotzin became increasingly interested in American ethnic history and examining American history from a global perspective, particularly the ways in which Americans have tried to influence other nations.
After receiving his Ph.D. from New York University, he taught history at Beth Tfiloh Dahan High School in Maryland and then Kutztown University in Pennsylvania, where he emerged as a leader among the faculty in promoting active learning in the classroom. He has also been nationally recognized for his success as a teacher in Who's Who Among America's Teachers. Dr. Kotzin's biography, Judah L. Magnes: An American Jewish Maverick, is due to be published by Syracuse University Press in 2010. This study of Judah Magnes, an American Jew who served as the first Chancellor of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and later emerged during the 1930s and 1940s as the leading advocate for peace between Jews and Arabs, examines the difficulty of transplanting American ideas and values to the Middle East.
Dr. Kotzin is now an assistant professor at Medaille College in the Social Science Department and Chair of the Interdisciplinary Studies Department. Currently he is writing articles on history pedagogy and beginning research on the history of the Jewish community in Buffalo, looking specifically at the papers of Rabbi Isaac Klein which are housed in the archives at the University of Buffalo.
Assistant Professor, Social Sciences Department
Timothy McCorry is an assistant professor in the Social Sciences Department at Medaille College. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Buffalo where he specialized in criminology, juvenile delinquency and the sociology of law. He teaches courses in the criminal justice program including: Introduction to Criminal Justice; Juvenile Delinquency; Crime and Society; Policing in a Multicultural Society; Community Policing; Parole, Probation and Community-Based Corrections; and Law Enforcement Ethics.
In addition to his teaching experience, he has worked as a research consultant for Albert Einstein College of Medicine, The Research Institute on Addictions, and The Baldy Center for Social Justice at UB where he conducted research on a variety of topics, such as juvenile crime, substance abuse and public policy.
Also active in the community, he has partnered with the West Side Community Collaborative (WSCC), the West Side Youth Violence Prevention Coalition (WSVPC), Child and Family Services, and Journey's End with the goal of developing approaches to effectively respond to the high level of youth violence in the city of Buffalo. He participated in the West Side Good Neighbors Planning Alliance where he assisting in the creation of a comprehensive crime control strategy for the city of Buffalo, and helped facilitate the training of local residents on the usefulness of restorative justice programs in conflict resolution.
Recently, he was re-elected as President of the New York State Sociological Association (NYSSA), and is currently organizing the annual conference at Medaille College. He is also the co-founder and co-editor of the online journal The New York Sociologist.
Visiting Assistant Professor, Social Sciences Department
Anne H. Pfohl has taught in the fields of counselor education and psychology for the past twelve years. In 1999 she earned her master's in counselor education from St. Bonaventure University. Currently in the dissertation phase of her Ph.D. in counselor education, Pfohl will be graduating in December 2010 from The Ohio State University.
Pfohl has taught such courses as Counseling Techniques, Social Psychology, Group Counseling, Psychological Statistics, Theories of Counseling, Abnormal Human Behavior, Career Counseling, Child Development, Human Sexuality, Foundations of Mental Health Counseling, and a apecial topics course in trauma. Pfohl has also provided supervision and classroom instruction for counseling students' field placements in Practicum and Internship experiences.
Pfohl has worked extensively as an educator and consultant in the field of HIV and AIDS human services, and provides professional training through the New York State Department of Health, AIDS Institute. Pfohl has served as the Mental Health Coordinator for the Pride Center of Western New York, and was a member of the core staff for the North Atlantic Teaching Institute for Sexual Health Educators.
Finally, Pfohl's areas of interest in research and scholarship include psychological help-seeking; trauma and its impact on individuals and society; learning communities; the human-animal bond; and counseling the Deaf. She has published in such professional journals as The Journal of Counseling Research and Practice, The Clinical Supervisor and The Journal of the Kentucky Counseling Association.
Professor, Social Sciences Department
Professor Todd C. Riniolo began teaching in the Department of Social Sciences at Medaille in 2001, and earned his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland, College Park. He has an extensive list of publications in peer reviewed journals, ranging from research methods to cognitive psychology. In 2008, he published his first book, When Good Thinking Goes Bad with Prometheus Books. He teaches a wide range of courses, but his favorites are History and Systems of Psychology, Research Methods, and Parapsychology and Pseudoscience. He enjoys watching hockey, jogging, and the Harry Potter novels.
Professor, Social Sciences Department
Dr. Ross Runfola is a Woodrow Wilson Fellow, Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude graduate of the University of Buffalo where he also earned his M.A., Ph.D. and J.D. degrees. He is an award-winning professor, attorney, poet and journalist, including a piece for the New York Times which was unanimously selected by the nation's sports editors as the best sports feature published in any newspaper or magazine in the United States. He has published hundreds of academic and popular articles, film scripts and two books, co-writing the textbook Understanding Sociology (2006) and previous to that co-edited the landmark Jock: Sports and Male Identity. He has done post-graduate work at Oxford University and Stanford University. In 1995, Dr. Runfola won first place in the Greater Buffalo Oral Poetry Slam and, is a popular, if not controversial, reader in Buffalo as well as other cities.
Among the many journals his poems have been published in are the Bottle of Smoke Press Six-Pack #2 , nominated for the prestigious Pushcart Prize in Poetry, the Bukowski Review and X-Ray Press #10 which is displayed in the British Museum of Modern Art. He has a chapbook of poems, Up Against the Poetry Establishment: Poetry That Makes Me Literary Road Kill by the Tainted Coffee Press scheduled for publication in 2007 as well as a full-length poetry book by the same press (Ed Kauffman, Ed., GPP Reader: Selections From the Poets of the Guerrilla Poetics Project (2007), and, a selection of poems in a compilation to be published by the Guerrilla Poetics Project (GPP) of which he is a founding member (www.guerrillapoetics.org). Quercus Review has described GPP as the next step in the evolution of poetry following the Harlem Renaissance and the Beats. Dr. Runfola has been selected for every Who's Who he is eligible for, including but not limited to Who's Who in The World, Who's Who in America, Who's Who in American Law and Who's Who in American Education and, has achieved the highest rating for a lawyer in both knowledge and ethics after an anonymous survey of judges and lawyers, in the legal "bible"- Martindale-Hubble. In addition to this prodigious body of work in many areas, he has been cited many times for his charitable endeavors including selection as "The First Annual Community Hero Award" by the United Way for his work as a lawyer, professor, writer and poet for the disenfranchised poor and, forgotten. Runfola maintains a personal web site.
Associate Professor, Social Sciences Department
Dr. Uhuru Watson joined the Medaille faculty in 1979 as "Dr. Robert Victor Watson." Dr. Watson legally changed his name to "Uhuru" in 1980 upon completing and receiving his Ph.D. in political science from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He also received his M.A. in political science from SUNYAB and his B.A. in political science from Kent State University. [The term "uhuru" is Swahili and means "freedom."]
Dr. Uhuru [his preferred appellation], has taught a wide range of courses in Medaille College's Social Sciences, Government Services, Liberal Studies and General Education curricula. He taught at the Collins, Wyoming, and Wende Correctional Facilities from 1986 to 1993. He was an adjunct instructor in the Political Science Department at Buffalo State College from 1998 to 2005. He has also taught courses at SUNYAB, Erie Community College (City and South Campuses), Niagara University, and SUNY Brockport. He taught at the University of Houston from 1974 to 1976.
Uhuru has made many topical presentations and presented papers at various venues and conferences in Western New York. Illustrative of these topics and papers are: "Identity Dialectics: African Americans' Struggle for Authenticity," and "Black Electoral Politics in the 1990's."
His travel to Senegal in 1988 focused on his learning experiences with the Wolof. He has made 3 subsequent trips to South Africa, each lasting 30 days. In South Africa, he lived in the village with the Tsonga-speaking, Shagaan.
Dr. Watson was instrumental in establishing the first commemoration of African History Month at Medaille College. He has been the recipient of the Faculty Member of the Year Award and was listed as one of the "Top Ten Instructors in Western New York" in the Buffalo News Magazine in 1987. His current research focuses on "Students' Attitudes Towards Africancentric Studies."
Dr. Uhuru's "educational dream," is that Medaille College students receiving Baccalaureate Degrees in Criminal Justice, Education, Human Services, and Psychology will have taken at least one course that is Africancentric based.
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A refreshing perspective on the European Union's Emissions Trading Scheme went largely unnoticed last week, when organizers of a conference call to discuss a new study commissioned by the German Marshall Fund of the United States canceled the event due to a lack of registrants.
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We're at it again, hyping the upcoming pilot and mechanic shortage. (How come we never talk about flight attendant shortages?) Maintenance shops are having a hard time finding mechanics, and the new 1,500-hour rule for airline pilots means that airlines that are now losing their 65-year-old pilots to retirement are sucking instructors out of flight schools.
Oh, woe is us! What are we going to do?
Judging by the positive press from AOPA and EAA, one would think the pilot's bill of rights is going to do wonders for pilots fighting FAA enforcement actions, especially the unfair kinds of action that many of us have criticized.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mom Defends 11-Year-Old YouTube Sensation Jessi Slaughter
Eleven-year-old Jessica Leonhardt of Florida (who goes by "Jessi Slaughter" and "Kerligirl13" online) recently posted the following video on YouTube [Warning: Explicit language -- NSFW]:
Afterward, she began receiving death threats, and her phone number and home address were posted online. She and her father then made the following video [Warning: Explicit language -- NSFW]:
These controversial videos have already been viewed by more than a million people -- and have even landed Jessica in police protective custody. Jessica's mom, Dianne, speaks exclusively to momlogic.
momlogic: How did all of this Internet drama start?
Dianne Leonhardt: On Thursday evening, it all started. I got a phone call from a guy [representing] himself as a police officer and inquiring about an alleged missing person -- a kid -- who knew or was associated with my daughter. I asked for the missing kid's name and my daughter said she didn't even know who he was. Something didn't seem right; the call seemed weird. So I asked the "officer" what the police chief's name was, and he hung up. The phone rang again, and I told the guy that if he was a real police officer to send a unit to my door. My daughter became more upset because someone had posted a photo of her over the Internet using her head with someone else's body. My daughter was sitting by the computer, and that's the video where my husband was screaming for all of this to stop. We shut the computer down and we were very upset.
ml: When did the actual police get involved?
DL: We all went to bed that night, and then at 1:15 AM, my doorbell rang. Our dog started barking and we heard bam, bam, bam ... someone was banging on our door. It was the Marion County Sheriff's Department. An officer said an anonymous tip had come in that our daughter was hurting herself. He wouldn't tell us who called the tip in, but he made me wake my daughter up to make sure she was OK. The officer was really rude and my daughter kept denying that she made any videos. She kept saying, "I didn't do any of this!" He was here for about 15 minutes.
The next morning, my husband and I were sitting in our home when the doorbell rang again. Another sheriff's department officer was banging on the door. This time, they had another anonymous tip from someone in California claiming my daughter had female prostitutes coming in and out of our home from ads posted on Craigslist. Again, my daughter denied making any of these videos. In the meantime, my mother-in-law called from Michigan, saying she'd gotten a message on Facebook from a man who sent a photo of my daughter with some other guy. I have no idea how they even found her on Facebook! I put the officer on the phone with her and he took down the information. I then went onto my Facebook page and the same guy had sent me a message, too.
After the officer left, I had messages on my voice mail from a man asking me for sex. The guy left his name and number. I also received a death threat on my voice mail, so we called the police back. It was from a bogus number, so they couldn't trace it. The same number has been calling for the last two days, all day and night. We believe it's the same person.
ml: Were you aware that your daughter had been making and posting these videos online?
DL: Jessica has a webcam and a computer. All of her friends have webcams, too, so they video chat with each other. I knew she'd made a video to apply for "America's Got Talent." She sings and sent an audition video in. I had no idea she was making other videos. I have seen her chatting with her friends, but not making videos.
ml: When did you find out about the videos, and what was your reaction?
DL: The officers had said there were videos, but Jess denied making them. Then my mother-in-law called and said there were videos. But I haven't watched them. I can't be in the room 24/7. We tried to talk to Jess last night, but she got very upset all over again. I am trying to get her back to normal. It's taken a very emotional toll on her. I don't know if she made these videos or not, but she says she didn't. Right now, I am trying to figure out what's real and what's not. This has been very difficult to deal with.
ml: Is it true that your daughter was taken into protective police custody?
DL: Yes. On Friday afternoon around 2:45 PM, another deputy and a DCF officer showed up at my door. The DCF agent was saying my daughter was making all these videos online. I never saw any videos and I didn't even want to turn on the computer. I wanted to leave it alone, but they were hammering my daughter. They didn't talk to her, they were talking at her. They were blaming her, saying, "You did this!" She was denying making the videos. I haven't watched the videos, and I don't want my daughter back online. I don't want to make her all upset again. After all that, DCF took Jess on Friday and put her in protective custody at a center. She came back yesterday. I am so angry about how she was treated. I went to visit her on Saturday, and she just wanted to go home. These kids have to get up at 7:00 AM, have breakfast and do schoolwork. There is no TV for them, and nothing else to do. From 1 to 2 PM, you can have visitors, so I went to see her. If you have no visitors, they tell you to take a nap. I couldn't return that evening for visitation, so they allowed her to make a five-minute call to me. She said she was bored and just staring at the walls. After three minutes, they rushed her off the phone.
ml: Do you have any idea how many people have watched these videos of your daughter online? Some of the videos have more than a million views! Do you realize the magnitude of this situation?
DL: I heard there were over a million views online of people looking at these videos. My phone has been ringing nonstop. I have let my phone go to voice mail, and people are calling and leaving crazy messages. A car company called because [someone] used [Jessi's] name requesting information on a vehicle. Domino's Pizza called because [someone] used her name to order hundreds of pizzas online. Pizza Hut called confirming an order for more than $1,000 worth of pizza; a girl left a message on our voice mail saying, "Hope you're enjoying the pizza." Now I am hearing [that] people are saying online that Jessi killed herself! She's an 11-year-old girl! We're trying to figure out what she posted and what she didn't -- what's real and what's not. We've received many threats. This is out of control. People think this is funny, but they don't realize the damage they're doing.
ml: Why do you think this happened to your daughter and family?
DL: Jessica helps a person write song lyrics. He's in a band, and people are jealous because she knows him and they became friends. She's been to one of his concerts and they've become friends. My daughter is a really friendly person and she chats online with people. She has also been bullied and picked on at school by a boy and two girls. The two girls got in trouble and they were suspended for three days after bullying her. Towards the end of the school year, Jess was suspended for 10 days after being accused of slapping a boy in the face and bruising him. She says she didn't do it and that the boy was sitting at a lunch table talking about how he got bruised after his brother hit him in the face with a softball. Every time something happens, there are no teachers or security guards at the school and Jessica gets in trouble.
ml: As a mother, what have you learned from all of this?
DL: I am still trying to take this all in. I can't believe this is happening. My daughter is an only child -- she was our miracle child, because I had cervical cancer and was told I couldn't have children. Then, on two years to the date of my recovery, I wasn't feeling well and found out I was pregnant. I can't be in the same room with her 24/7 and I am trying to explain to her what's going on. It's been very difficult because I don't understand what's going on -- I don't even know what these videos show and I don't want to view them. I am upset enough. I have been throwing up and I haven't been able to eat or sleep since this all started last week.
ml: What message do you have for other moms?
DL: Communicate with your child, try and watch them and try and believe what your child is saying to you. Give your child the benefit of the doubt, because nobody else will. And talk to your child about cyberbullying and about how bad it's going to hurt another person. They don't know or understand the dwindling-down effect of what they've created.
Is it me or this mom in the dark??
Oh for Christ sake. "She says she didn't so she didn't, my little girl is an angel!"
Look, what people did to this girl went way over the line, but this mother is a friggin joke.
the mom is totally clueless!!
As terrible as it is that people are treating her like this, it wouldn't have happened if she hadn't made those videos. I hope she comes out as close to OK as possible but *NO* 11 year old should EVER be allowed to do what she has been doing, talk like she has been talking or act the way she has been acting. Her father isn't helping the situation acting like that either.
uh yeah this is jessica's mom and i think that your comments are very hurtful. my daughter may be a dumb piece of crap BUT YOU JUST DUN GOOFED BY MAKING FUN OF MY DAUGHTER. CONSEQUENCES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!!! I BACK TRACED IT!!!!
uh yeah this is jessica's mom and i think that your comments are very hurtful. my daughter may be a dumb piece of crap BUT YOU JUST DUN GOOFED BY MAKING FUN OF MY DAUGHTER. CONSEQUENCES WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!!! I BACK TRACED IT!!!!
guess her mother didnt see her pictures that she took
Why is this child dressed in a low cut blouse showing her developing breasts at 11 years old? What kind of parents allow her to continue. Why not turn the computer off & hold this child?? These parents should never have allowed this child unlimited unrestricted computer access….How stupid.
i saw naked pictures of your daughter from ebaums im going to send this pics to local authorities, didnt saved them just forward them to child protective services she needs counseling and its for her own safety because there are many pedos ands sickos also bears
This is a fine example of a parent who is completely unprepared to raise a child.
Her daughter was suspended from school and the mother believes that it was a set-up.
Her daughter brags online about sleeping with the leader of this band and the mother says that they're friends and lets her go unsupervised to their concerts.
Her daughter says that she never made any inflammatory videos (in fact she says she never made any) and the mother believes her, despite being the only person in the country not willing to take the 20 seconds to check her facts.
It is sad to see this all happen but it's a bit over the top for the mother to end this article suggesting that other parents should follow her terrible example.
This mother needs to snap out of it and wake up before something terrible happens simply because of her inattentive, bad parenting.
They should have made their daughter post an apology video and taken away her computer privileges for a year. They are not handling this well at all, and I hope they get some guidance soon!
Hey mom,
TAKE AWAY HER COMPUTER for a VERY LONG TIME. Problem solved. Not having such an audience should deflate her little ego quite a bit.
This is so sad. her parents are the reason why she turned out like that. and she's still in denial! dear god. If it were my mom, she wouldn't blame anyone else but me.
Her mom really is shockingly clueless. She HAS to watch the videos. It's her responsibility as a mother. Her daughter is clearly lost and has serious issues. Ignoring the problem won't make it go away. Good parenting.
Your a miserable mother.
I think this girl can still be saved from ending up in the gutter, but her parents are so deep in denial about their horrible parenting that I do not have much hope.
I really have to cite Gawker.com who gave some solid advice on the issue:
Normally, we find fears about kids on the Internet the product of technophobic hysteria. But this case is a very good argument for why parents should at least be vaguely aware of what their kids are up to on the Internet. Is your 11 year-old girl embroiled in an underage sex scandal with the lead singer of a popular emo band? Is she threatening to shoot people on YouTube videos? Maybe now is the time to invest in good parental control software before she becomes a meme.
never be the same, the consequences!
Honestly, how much of a complete fraud of a mother do you have to be in order to witness this happen, the police get involved, the death threats, the "claims" of all these videos being put up, etc etc and you don't even bother checking ANY of them?
This woman is an absolute disgrace, it's no wonder her kid is going down the road she is.
She says "Jessica helps a person write song lyrics. He's in a band, and people are jealous because she knows him and they became friends. She's been to one of his concerts and they've become friends."
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Originally established in 2001, this website is devoted to the Austrian composer, Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Its primary intent is to provide information for researchers, performers, and fans regarding Korngold's life and music. Among the various pages on this website, we endeavor to provide a broad range of details about the man and his compositional oeuvre, select listings of upcoming events and media releases, resources for researchers, links to websites and institutions of related interest, and much more. We cannot claim to be exhaustive in our presentations, but we do attempt to cover the wide and expanding world of Korngold's musical legacy. We welcome the comments and feedback of visitors and Korngold enthusiasts.
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Congratulations to Ms. Jinjoo Cho
The 26-year-old Korean violinist, Jinjoo Cho, was announced as the Gold Medal winner of the Ninth Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis (Indiana, US), which took place 5-21 September 2014. Her final program included the Korngold Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 35. Her final-round performance of the Concerto can be heard here.
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posted 21 September 2014
Light & Noir:
Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, 1933–1950
October 23, 2014–March 1, 2015
From the Skirball Cultural Center Website:
"Hollywood's film history is a Jewish and an American story alike. The exhibition Light & Noir: Exiles and Émigrés in Hollywood, 1933–1950 highlights the émigré actors, directors, writers, and composers who were refugees from Nazi persecution in Europe—exploring the origins of their exclusion from the German film industry and focusing on their subsequent contributions to American cinema and culture."
posted September 2014
Escape to Paradise
Daniel Hope's latest album shines a new light on Hollywood scores as he takes a widescreen musical journey, seeking out the echoes of exiled European composers, such as Miklos Rózsa, John Waxman, Hanns Eisler, Erich Wolfgang Korngold, whose Violin Concerto is the center piece of the album. Escape to Paradise is both a historical and musical concept, curated by Daniel Hope, to a theme that he has personal associations for: his maternal grandparents fled Hitler's Germany for South Africa, and his parents then fled the apartheid regime for England. Guest artists include Sting and Max Raabe.
See our CD Releases page for more details.
posted September 2014
Korngold's Violin Sonata in Mexico
When Johannes Fleischmann (violin) and Philippe Raskin (piano) performed violin sonatas by Mozart, Korngold and Nino Rota at an August 2014 concert in the San Pablo Cultural Centre, Mexico, it was perhaps the first time Korngold's music has been performed in Mexico, according to Korngold Biographer Brendan G. Carroll. The event was sponsored by the Austrian Cultural Forum.
ciudadania-express.com (Español) / villa-aurora.org (English)
posted September 2014
* Another Dawn *
The extremely rare 1937 film Another Dawn is available to the general public for the first time! Premiered in June 1937, with a handful of US TV broadcasts in the late 1950s and 1960s, about the only way to view the film since its apparently last US TV broadcast in 1967 was through copies in private collections. The Warner Bros Archive Collection has recently transferred the film to DVD, now available to US customers. Also now available, Escape Me Never (1947), one of Korngold's last film assignments. See our DVD page for more details.
posted July 2014
Guilty Pleasures
Renée Fleming's latest CD, "Guilty Pleasures," contains the first recording of any music from Korngold's original version of Walzer aus Wien ("Waltzes from Vienna"). See our write-up here. See our CD page.
posted July 2014
Die Stumme Serenade in the Netherlands
... 4 new forthcoming productions of Die tote Stadt ...
... Linda Finnie sings the op. 14 Abschiedslieder in Crete ...
... Trio and Sextet performances in London in July ...
... any many other events coming soon.
See our Events page more details.
posted June 2014
Die tote Stadt at The Ohio Theatre, PlayhouseSquare
Saturday, 14 June 2014, Cleveland, Ohio, USA
See our Events page more details.
posted Mar 2014
Die tote Stadt at Theater St. Gallen
Multiple performances through May - June 2014, with an introductory lecture on 4 May 2014 by Korngold expert Prof. Dr. Arne Stollberg. See our Events page for more information.
posted Feb 2014
Conference at the University of Surrey, UK
Hollywood's Musical Contemporaries and Competitors in the Early Sound Film Era Conference
Saturday 26 July 2014 to Monday 28 July 2014
posted May 2014
Künste im Exil
News from Kathrin Korngold Hubbard:
The German virtual exhibition "Arts in Exile" (Künste im Exil), opened on 18 September 2013 by the former Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and Media, Bernd Neumann, is now also available in English. The intent of the the exhibition is to present German (or in Korngold's case, Austrian) émigrés and their work within the context of actual debates on exile and emigration, accessible worldwide throughout this bilingual (English/German) site. Images of the manuscript of Korngold's 2nd movement of the Op. 23 Suite for Two Violins, Cello and Piano for the left hand alone, "Valse," can be viewed on this virtual exhibition.
links to the main site: Deutsch or English // link to Korngold's manuscript
posted Feb 2014
Much Ado About Emmys
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts's 2012 production of the Shakespeare classic Much Ado About Nothing (see our feature) received a regional Emmy Award in the category of "Arts Programming" for its broadcast on UNC-TV on 9 April 2013. The award for the School of Drama's landmark production follows on the heels of numerous accolades in the media for the premiere recording of Korngold's complete incidental music to the play, released on Toccata Classics in 2013.
UNCSA Press Release (9 Dec 2013)
Emmy nomination article (8 Jan 2014)
posted Feb 2014
Composers in Exile
Madison Symphony Orchestra, Madison, WI (US)
6-8 March 2015
More details here.
posted Mar 2014
Coming Soon : Our review & feature on the Royal Conservatory's recent premiere in Toronto, Canada, of the English language version of Korngold's operetta The Silent Serenade.
posted 7 Dec 2013
New CD releases.
See below for details, or our CD Releases page
posted Oct 2013
New York Piano Quartet's CD Review
Gramophone Magazine May 2013
Donald Rosenberg gives the New York Piano Quartet's recording of Korngold's Suite op. 23 a sensational review in the May 2013 edition of Gramophone Magazine. Click here to read.
Our exclusive interview with the Quartet is here.
posted Sep 2013
Finnish Opera's production of Die tote Stadt on DVD
Recorded live at Finnish Opera, Helsinki, November 2010
Release date: 30 Sep 2013 / Opus Arte
posted Sep 2013
Forbidden Music
Former producer for London/Decca's "Entartete Musik" CD series, and current research director of the Jewish Music Institute for Suppressed Music, SOAS, University of London, Michael Haas has written a book that looks at the Jewish composers and musicians banned by the Third Reich and the consequences for music throughout the rest of the twentieth century. Published in May 2013, this book is a a must-read for anyone interested in music's stylistic trends, history, and the Jewish composers of the pre-Nazi era.
Author Michael Haas made a special request to provide this link
to his open Facebook page for additional articles and music examples:
posted July 2013
Update: Michael Hass's blog is now found at www.forbiddenmusic.org (link here)
posted January 2013
Magic Fire / Frauen um Richard Wagner
The 1955 Republic Pictures film directed by William Dieterle with music arrangements and adaptations by Erich Wolfgang Korngold is released on DVD for the Wagner anniversary year.
details at filmjuwelen.de
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posted July 2013
The Korngold Project
South Africa presents a series of chamber concerts including works by Korngold, and a special double-CD project planned over the next two years. See the details on our Events page.
Piano Trio op.1 and the Suite op.23 in May 2013
String Sextet op.10 and Piano Quintet op. 15 in 2014
Details on our Events page
posted May 2013
"Das letzte Wunderkind"
The German translation of Brendan G. Carroll's The Last Prodigy (1997) is now available. Translated by Gerold Gruber, the book also features updated indexes for sound recordings and DVD releases. See our Books page for details. Click here for the publisher's webpage. (Please be advised that it appears to be problematic for US residents to order direct from the publisher.)
posted January 2013
New CD Releases
- Korngold's Piano Trio, op. 1 and a new trio arrangement of Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht performed by the Fidelio Trio. Naxos. Release date: Feb 2014
- A collection of music for violin and piano featuring pieces by Korngold (including the Much Ado About Nothing Suite), Karl Goldmark and others. Orsolya Korcsolan (violin), Emese Mali (piano). Solo Musica. Release date: 28 Jan 2014
- Korngold's Sextet, op. 11 and Suite for Left Hand, op. 23 on the cpo label, performed by Henri Sigfridsson (piano), Thomas Selditz (viola), Marius Diaz (cello), Aron Quartett. Release date: Nov 2013
- Korngold's String Quartet #2, op. 26, makes another appearance, this time by the Quartett Adamas on the Gramola label, release date 10 October 2013.
- EXILE: PIANO MUSIC BY COMPOSERS WITH ROOTS IN TWO CONTINENTS, Eric Le Van (piano) plays music by Zeisl, Toch, Schoenberg and Castelnuovo-Tedesco, as well as Korngold's "Vier kleine fröhliche Walzer". Release date 12 Aug 2013 (Amazon.com lists it as 29 Oct 2013)
Contrary to the Music and Arts website - and reportedly the CD liner notes as well - Eric Le Van's recording is not a premiere recording of Korngold's "Vier Walzer." This is actually the fourth recording of the work.
Previous CD releases include:
- Lara Downes, solo piano, includes the Moderato from Korngold's Piano Sonata #2 on her new CD "Exlies' Cafe" on the Steinway & Sons label
- the New York Piano Quartet's reading of the Suite for Two Violins, Cello, and Piano Left Hand, op. 23 on the newly established Urlicht label,
- the Four Songs of Farewell (Vier Lieder des Abschieds), op. 14 recorded by Roderick Williams and Helmut Deutsch at Wigmore Hall, UK on 25 Feb 2011, and
- the Helsinki Philharmonic performing the Sinfonietta, op. 5, coupled with the world-premiere recording of the complete incidental music to Much Ado About Nothing (Viel Lärm um Nichts), op. 11.
Click here for details.
updated February 2014
Upcoming Events
updated 10 May 2013
Dallas, Texas (US), 2014: Die tote Stadt - North Texas premiere of Korngold's twentieth-century masterpiece
See our Events page
Website Updates
Three previously posted articles have been reformatted and reposted.
New Suggestions for Further Reading in our Books sections. *UPDATED AUG 2012!*
A commemoration/retrospective of Australia's premiere performance of
Korngold's opera Die tote Stadt (Jun - Jul 2012)
Synopses of Korngold's various stage works are posted.
See them here (or link to them through the List of Works webpage).
posted 30 July 2012
|Resources for artists and researchers can be found here
Things You May Have Missed...
Much Ado About Nothing? 450 Years of Shakespeare!
The Holst Sinfonietta presents Korngold's complete stage music for Much Ado About Nothing in concert on 20 March 2014. See our Events page for more information.
posted Feb 2014
A most interesting concert
Southbank Centre, London - Purcell Room, Tuesday 29 April 2014
Featuring Korngold's Incidental music to Much Ado About Nothing, Op.11 (complete), and the world premiere of Korngold's beautiful Shakespeare Songs in a new orchestration by Orchestra of St Paul's musical director, Ben Palmer
See our Events page
posted Feb 2014
Korngold's String Sextet in Switzerland
The Chamber Music Ensemble of the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande performs on Sunday 26.01.2014 in Geneva Switzerland. Also programmed is Gideon Klein's Trio for violin, viola and cello.
posted 7 Dec 2013
Symphony in F#
Korngold's rarely performed Symphony in F# is programmed for the Proms 2013. Don't miss this opportunity to hear the work that Dimitri Mitropolous praised in 1959 as "the perfect modern work." Korngold film music makes its appearance in a separate Proms performance. See our Events page for more details and links.
posted May 2013
Der Ring des Polykrates and Violanta Together Again
Korngold's first operatic success was with the double-bill, one-act comic & verismo opera pairing, Der Ring des Polykrates and Violanta. Not performed, together sine 1936, Theater Augsburg presents this May & June the first paired-staging since 1936. See our Events page.
posted May 2013
Erich Wolfgang Korngold and Gustav Mahler
13 November 2013 @ 19:30
A free lecture with musical examples to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Gustav Mahler Vereinigung e.V., Hamburg, hosted by Dr. Albrecht Schultze. Click for details.
posted Oct 2013
Exiled Sounds and Stories – Lara Downes
Pianist Lara Downes plays "exiled" classical music...the music of composers who left home to find safety, freedom, hope and artistic expression in new worlds that eventually became their new home. She talks about the sounds and stories of exiled musicians, and plays their music exclusively for us in the Symphony Hall Performance Theatre.
Sirius XM Symphony Hall Channel 76
posted 02 October 2013
Thursday at 7 pm; Saturday at 6 pm; Sunday at 4 pm; Monday at 10 pm
Korngold's Piano Quintet, op. 15 - Oklahoma, US
Erich Korngold's Piano Quintet will be performed by the Brightmusic Society of Oklahoma at its opening night concert of the 2013-14 Season on Monday, September 16 and Tuesday, September 17, 2013. Guest artist Gloria Chien of CMS Two will be at the keyboard, performing with four members of the Brightmusic Chamber Ensemble: violinist Gregory Lee, concertmaster of the OKC Philharmonic; Katrin Stamatis, principal second violinist of the OKC Philharmonic; Royce McLarry, principal violist of the OKC Philharmonic; and Jonathan Ruck, principal cellist of the OKC Philharmonic.
Website details // Press Release
posted Sep 2013
Korngold's Cello Concerto in Concert
Moving Pictures with Cellist Matt Haimovitz
Pasadena's professional counter-conventional orchestra, MUSE/IQUE, will be performing the Cello Concerto in C from the film "Deception" on Saturday, 27 July 2013 at 7:30pm at Caltech's Beckman Mall Lawn. Details here.
posted July 2013
Between Two Worlds
A concert of the music of Korngold, played by Lara Downs (piano), John Hubbard (cello), and with special participation by Kathrin Korngold Hubbard. the 14 April 2013 program includes:
Piano Sonata #2; Romance-Impromptu for Cello and Piano; Tanzlied des Pierrot
Details on our Events page
posted March 2013
WORLD PREMIERE performance
The Steude Quartett premiere the string quartet version of
Korngold's "Much Ado About Nothing" suite
The University of North Carolina School of the Arts (UNCSA) recently presented
Shakespeare's "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING"
with the American premiere of
See our page dedicated to this production.
originally posted 19 August 2012
Work on the video production of UNC School of the Arts' April 2012 production of Much Ado About Nothing is still underway, but the editing and mixing of the recording of Korngold's complete score is complete. The video is planned for local TV broadcast (Southeast US) later this year. The audio recording is planned to be released publicly - distribution details are not yet available.
January 2013 update: We are unaware of this broadcast took place, or is still in the future. We will post updates when we have them.
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It's only been six years since the Red Sox last trip to the World Series, but the team's fan base is more passionate than ever for a championship. That was evident today as some Vermonters put up about $600 to head to Fenway for game one tonight through Milne travel. WCAX sports reporter Scott Fleishman has the story from Berlin, VT.
Waiting for a bus never felt so good.
"I could wait for hours in this situation absolutely," one fan said.
"It could be 50 below zero and I'll be down there," exclaimed another.
And for this trip to Fenway Park, Vermont's second in command is serving as the captain. Phil Scott is the tour guide for this Red Sox trip. Thanks to the Vermont everyday jobs tour.
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The Lenkin Company, a D.C. area developer with its offices in the existing two-story building at 4922 St Elmo Ave., plans to build the apartment building on the same spot, directly south of the recently completed Bainbridge Bethesda.
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Could you live in a shipping container? More architects and developers are repurposing sea containers into homes. But don't worry; it's not as small as it sounds.
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Montgomery County's finance director said the county has saved $2.9 million in home tax credits since 2012 by identifying rental housing and second homes that were incorrectly receiving the credits.
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The overconcentration of affordable units is explicitly prohibited in the D.C. Municipal Regulations. But the bid to replace Portner Place, a Section 8 housing complex on U Street, appears to fly in the face of that philosophy.
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The latest new apartment building planned for Bethesda's Woodmont Triangle neighborhood is a 14-story, roughly 130-unit project on the Wisconsin Avenue corner occupied for 18 years by the Ranger Surplus store
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The newest high-rise apartment to hit the White Flint/North Bethesda area is 25 percent leased and will have its grand opening celebration on Saturday.
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Matthew Grace and Sean Joiner are doing their part to save the planet, one shipping container apartment at a time.
Another 400 apartment units coming to booming Tysons Corner
Greystar plans to start work soon on a 34-story high-rise near the Silver Line's Spring Hill Metro station to be called Elan Tysons West after acquiring the development site earlier this month from a a joint venture including The Georgelas Group LLC. The 400-unit high-rise, with about 6,500 square feet of ground-floor retail, is just one of several parcels Georgelas took through the Fairfax County entitlement process.
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Julie J. Metz Neabsco Creek Wetlands Preserve
Welcome to the Julie J. Metz Neabsco Creek Wetlands Preserve.
The Prince William County Department of Public Works Historic Preservation Division is the proud caretaker of the Julie J. Metz Neabsco Creek Wetlands Preserve. We encourage everyone to visit this unique habitat. Enjoy the sights and sounds of an emerging wetland. Learn about the history of this important waterway. Meet unusual insects face to face. Watch a snowy egret take flight!
The Wetlands are named for Julie J. Metz, an environmental scientist with the Army Corps of Engineers.
She chaired the Federal Inter-Agency work group responsible for preparing the Federal Policy on Wetlands Mitigation Banking.
Julie J. Metz passed away from breast cancer in 1995.
This project was one of the first mitigation banks to be created.
It was named in her honor and reflects her outstanding work and accomplishments.
The History of Neabsco Creek
Neabsco Creek has a long and important history in the Woodbridge area.
The creek was first mapped by Captain John Smith in 1608.
By the early 18
century, Neabsco was an important waterway to the local community.
John Tayloe built Neabsco Iron Furnaces began producing iron ore. It was located a short distance upstream from the wetlands.
The furnaces were a critical source of munitions for the Americans during the American Revolution.
The munitions created at the Neabsco Iron Furnaces were so vital to the American military that the British government order the furnaces to be destroyed during the War of 1812.
The mission failed.
Tayloe's Furnace continued in operation until the 1920s.
All along Neabsco Creek wharves and shipyards existed.
These points along the creek were important to the agricultural and other industries of the time.
Richard and Thomas Blackburn at Rippon Lodge maintained one of these wharfs for the shipment of their agricultural and timber products to England before the American Revolution and elsewhere afterward.
The Town of Dumfries was a large and thriving port on the Potomac River, which is adjacent to Neabsco Creak.
It was a major port in the early days of America.
Many local farmers grew tobacco which depleted the soil and cut down timber, creating the opportunity for significant run off of soil from the fields.
The run off made its way into local waterways and eventually silted in many creeks and the Potomac River.
As a result of these poor land practices, the water levels lowered and the Port of Dumfries was no longer accessible by larger boats.
The Port of Dumfries was abandoned by the 1790s.
Concurrently, the same runoff and siltation were beginning to affect Neabsco Creek.
By the late 1800s, the entire area currently occupied by the Wetlands was clear cut of timber resulting in more runoff and silt.
The siltation of the waterway led to the creation of wetlands that were filled with shrub and scrub plants and the flooding of adjacent low lying areas.
So the wetlands really began in the 19
century making them a historically important area.
What is a Wetland?
The Environmental Protection Agency defines a wetland as "lands where saturation with water is the dominant factor determining the nature of soil development and the types of plant and animal communities living in the soil and on its surface (Cowardin, December 1979). Wetlands vary widely because of regional and local differences in soils, topography, climate, hydrology, water chemistry, vegetation, and other factors, including human disturbance.
Wetlands are found from the tundra to the tropics and on every continent except Antarctica."
Wetlands are natural treasures because they provide flood control and slow run off, which helps to improve water quality.
Metz Wetlands helps to protect and restore Neabsco Creek, the Potomac River and the Chesapeake Bay.
It is a rich and diverse wildlife habitat with 200 observed plant and 200 observed bird species alone.
Construction of the Metz Wetlands Bank
This preserve is the first wetlands bank in Northern Virginia approved by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
A wetlands bank provides a valuable alternative to traditional wetlands mitigation requirements for projects permitted by the Corps in Northern Virginia.
Wetlands mitigation banks are areas of constructed, restored, or preserved wetlands consisting of quantified value units termed "credits" that can be purchased by developers in advance of anticipated wetlands losses due to construction activities.
This ensures a community can continue to have the valuable functions of wetlands even when natural wetlands are lost during development.
The Metz Wetlands Bank is a ±227 acre parcel of land that will be preserved in perpetuity by a recorded conservation easement, containing over 217 acres of created and preserved wetlands, 10 acres of upland buffers and almost 2 miles of nature trails.
Pods 1 and 2 were built in the last half of 1995.
The other pods were constructed in the last half of 1997.
What to Expect When You Visit
For nature lovers, the wetlands are a fantastic place to observe birds, butterflies, dragonflies, reptiles and native plants of all kinds.
When visiting the wetlands be sure to pick up the walking trail guides.
There are three guides to help you enjoy and appreciate
three different aspects of the Wetlands.
The first is a general
nature trail guide
The second and third guides feature information about the
and birds (coming soon) to aide in your enjoyment of the wetlands.
The guides are available at the kiosk in the parking lot or you can download them here.
We are part of the Potomac Heritage Trail, a National Park Service Trail that runs from the Allegheny Highlands to the mouth of the Potomac River. A National Park Service Passport stamp for the trail may be obtained at the Rippon Lodge Historic Site gift shop.
The trails are unpaved and are narrow boardwalk in some areas.
Parking is limited.
Please stay on the trails and pack out your trash.
The Future
The Historic Preservation Division (HPD) will continue to work with the agencies and individuals who have built and maintained the Wetlands up until this spring to ensure the continued success of this important area.
HPD will be adding more interpretive signage and programming to the site.
If you have any questions about the Wetlands, please contact Rebecca Super, Site Manager at 703-499-9812 or
: The wetland is located at 15875 Neabsco Road in Woodbridge.
From I-95 take exit 156 to Rippon Landing Blvd.
Turn right onto Route 1.
Turn left on Neabsco Road. Follow Neabsco Road just past Leesylvania Elementary School. The parking lot is on your left.
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Thank you to Wetland Studies and Solutions, Inc. for your continued stewardship and support of the Julie J. Metz Neabsco Creek Wetlands Preserve.
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Tuesday, Potpie got General Tso in on the act. They broke out of the chicken run, hightailed it for the daylillies and both laid eggs.
Total # of eggs laid:6
The coop has been shipped and is en-route via FedEx. Estimated delivery date: Friday.
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We were sure Potpie had flown the coop. Within view, only General Tso stalked the yard, clucking and pecking at our vegetable plants (bad chicken!). Potpie had flown the coop before- the literal coop - when Will forgot to put the top back on. Perhaps she was smart and coordinated enough to fly up and over the fence into a neighboring yard.
We looked everywhere, cursing ourselves for letting the chickens out unsupervised. We checked every leafy plant and behind every stack of supplies. Nothing.
I started composing "missing chicken" flyer copy in my head, wondering what our neighbors would think. Would we need to provide a reward? Get a new chicken after just completing our epic Facebook-naming contest? And just as I was placing General Tso back in her cage (cannot afford to lose two chickens!), I heard the loudest, most cliche barnyard chicken noise ever. The day Lilly plant began to shake and she emerged from deep within the leaves. I swiftly returned her to the coop, but returned to the plant with suspicion. I was correct. There at the bottom of a tangle of leaves was an egg!
Crap. They are supposed to lay in their nesting box, not all around the yard Easter egg hunt-style.
We have the naughtiest chickens in Brooklyn.
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ALBANY, N.Y.—To cap? Or not to cap? That seems to be the question when it comes to property taxes in New York State.
But, one group says the answer isn't a simple 'yes' or 'no.' The Omnibus Consortium thinks a property tax cap in New York is undeniably the wrong policy to establish.
"We want to see property tax reform," said Zimet, an Ulster County Legislator. "But, don't let anybody fool you. It's just a sound bite to make everybody think that the politicians in Albany are doing something to take care of property tax."
"You got a 450 pound woman, who is in cardiac arrest; you put a mini-skirt on her, and say she's cured. That's the cap," said Gioia Shebar, a tax reformist.
So, instead, this group of fiscal experts and tax reformers want to see New York create what's called a circuit breaker system. The circuit breaker takes into consideration both the amount people pay and The circuit breaker takes into consideration both the amount people pay and the income they have to make it.
Unlike a tax cap, the circuit breaker bases tax payments on a percentage of household income. This group is hoping to shift the debate from a tax cap, and open dialogue what they see as a better alternative.
Omnibus Consortium says a circuit breaker won't affect school or municipal funding. Taxpayers will simply pay their tax in full when it's due and see a credit or rebate from the state.
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Panem IDs were given to you when you signed up at www.panemoctober.com. It's a fan made ARG; Alternate reality game. However, the maker of Panem October has announced it's ending, as competition at Capitol.PN was increasing.
Though it will not be removed, same will happen for us.
I'll just leave this here if people want to check IDs and whatnot, and we will still post submissions (:
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It would be great if every MySQL database enjoyed perfect health 24 by 7, but unfortunately, trouble sometimes strikes. A logfile isn't much help if you are investigating why a database is flooded with requests. Mtop to the rescue.
We looked at ApacheTop in this column not too long ago. ApacheTop is a tool that tells you what your web server is doing right now, pointing out potential bottlenecks. In this month's column, we will be looking at another member of the top family: Mtop, the realtime monitor for MySQL [1]. The Mtop tarball weighs in at a mere 48 kbytes. It requires a few Perl modules: Curses, DBI, DBD::mysql, and Net::Domain – but you will probably have most of these installed anyway, and CPAN will fill any gaps in next to no time. After satisfying the dependencies, enter perl Makefile.PL, make, and make install in /usr/local/bin/ to complete the Mtop build. The next step is to allow Mtop access to your MySQL process information, as – in contrast to Apachetop – Mtop does not simply parse the server logfiles, but requires direct access. I decided to set up a user with extremely restricted privileges in MySQL and did not assign a password. The following SQL prompt should do the trick for version 4.0.2 or newer of MySQL: grant super, reload, U process on *.* to mysqltop; grant super, reload, U process on *.* to mysqltop@localhost; flush privileges;
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Nate Mason of Shiloh and Madison Newby of Archer are the basketball players of the year in Region 8-AAAAAA as selected by the region's coaches.
Mason, a junior guard who transferred from Columbia, is coming off a 26-point game in the first-round victory over Walton during which he made the game-winning shot with 2.3 seconds left.
Newby is a sophomore guard averaging 18.3 points, 4.2 steals and 4.6 assist per game.
Player of The Year: Nate Mason, Shiloh
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Player of the Year – Madison Newby Archer
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Well-known Irish pianist, Thérèse Fahy, culminates her highly acclaimed international recital tour with a Field Room performance of Debussy's beautifully evocative Preludes. This promises to be a magical journey through the visually Impressionistic music of this truly great composer.
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Ledyard – A quick-thinking young girl escaped a ride with an alleged drunken driver Wednesday afternoon by running to the nearby police station and having the man arrested.
Police said the unidentified juvenile noticed her driver, 56-year-old Carl R. Sheppard, of 6 Meadow Drive, Waterford, was acting strangely when he picked her up from Waterford to drive her to riding lessons in Ledyard but didn't think much of it at first. Police did not detail the relationship between Sheppard and the girl.
Once on the road, however, police said the girl observed Sheppard driving erratically, at times on the wrong side of the road and nearly striking several cars.
After unsuccessfully pleading with Sheppard to stop and let her out, police said the girl called her mother. When Sheppard did stop, police said the vehicle was conveniently in the area of the Ledyard Police Department off Route 117.
The girl ran to the police station to report the incident with her mother. Police said Sheppard followed and was administered a field sobriety test, which he failed. He later failed a Breathalyzer test at state police Troop E barracks in Montville where he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and risk of injury to a minor. He was released on a $1,000 non-surety bond and is slated to appear July 18 in New London Superior Court.
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