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Date: July 6, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
During an update on the city's plan to reintroduce parking meters downtown, Commissioner Terry Turner said he thought it was a bad time to implement what he saw as a tax on merchants and their customers.
It's an extraordinarily risky economic environment," said Turner. "I'd like to defer it for at least a year and perhaps until after the Palm Avenue garage (is complete)."
Turner made a motion to delay implementation, but no one seconded the motion.
Mayor Dick Clapp and Vice Mayor Kelly Kirschner said they'd like to wait to make a decision until this month's budget hearings.
Commissioners Fredd Atkins and Suzanne Atwell expressed their full support for parking meters.
"I don't want to wait a year," said Atwell. "I think it's time."
The city is planning to meter about 700 spaces along Main Street and adjacent roads as early as this fall. The price would be $1 per hour, and the meters would accept credit cards.
So far, merchants have generally been opposed to the plan, but the city is exploring the possibility of revenue sharing, which would give a portion of the meter collection back to the merchants to make improvements downtown.
Some business groups, such as the Downtown Partnership, believe revenue sharing could bring a shift in merchant support.
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TREASURE COAST -- FAU's Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute has launched a new website to provide real-time water measurements concerning the Indian River Lagoon.
The information comes from the first of Harbor Branch's Land/Ocean Biogeochemical Observatory units placed in the lagoon to measure important environmental parameters including temperature, salinity, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, water color, chlorophyll that is indicative of algae in the water column, and nutrients such as nitrates and phosphates. The website, http://fau-hboi.loboviz.com/, is accessible 24 hours a day.
FAU Harbor Branch has a long history of conducting research and monitoring in the lagoon, which is one of the most biodiverse estuaries in North America. Its research includes relating seagrass status with water quality; determining the causes of macroalgae and harmful algal blooms; studying marine mammal health; and population and mercury in the food web and ecosystem change. The LOBO units, and the accompanying website with high quality, freely accessible, real-time data, will transform these long-standing research efforts while providing this information to all who wish to see or use it.
"This real-time data will allow us to determine critical baselines for the lagoon's environment and its relationships to its plants and animals," said Dennis Hanisak, Ph.D., who leads FAU Harbor Branch's LOBO efforts. "We also will be able to study significant events, such as water discharges, algal blooms, and storm events and how these events relate to ecosystem changes in the lagoon, as they happen. This LOBO technology will provide researchers, colleagues, governmental agencies, students of all levels, and the general public unprecedented IRL environmental data, real-time."
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Hatboro man died snorkeling in Hawaii
A Montgomery County man died Sunday during a guided snorkeling tour in Hawaii.
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A quick scan of eBay this morning revealed several hundred Modern Warfare 2 auctions. And, from what I could gather, nobody is really making any money. An auctioneer known as spearhead64 sold his copy of the Xbox 360 version of the game for $60. Yes, the final bid was for $60.
Over on Half.com, someone named bigsexyc21 was trying to unload the Harden (?) edition of the game for $69.99. To bigsexyc21's credit, he/she (OK, it has got to be a he) admitted to having already opened the package/fondled everything inside. Thus, his item was under the "LIKE NEW" listing (a.k.a. I Made A Mistake and Took Off the Shrink Wrap).
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Thousands of Sacramento-area residents will participate this week in a peculiar local tradition.
No, not the State Fair, although that's happening too. It's Eppie's Great Race, a 24.67-mile triathlon that combines biking and running with paddling a boat rather than the usual swimming.
The 40th annual Eppie's will be held Saturday on the American River Parkway. About 2,000 people participate each year, from casual joggers and cruisers to serious contenders.
Some complete the entire course; others form teams to split up the 5.82-mile run, 12.5-mile bike ride and 6.35-mile long paddle, which can be done in either a kayak or a canoe.
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An avid kayaker, Johnson started Eppie's in 1974 and remains involved in organizing and fundraising.
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For more information and to register, visit www.eppiesgreatrace.org. Mary Lynne Vellinga
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A proposal to raise electricity rates by 2.5 percent in both 2014 and 2015 goes to the Sacramento Municipal Utility District board Thursday. After three public workshops on the issue, the board will discuss the rate hike request at its headquarters, 6201 S St., at 9 a.m. A vote is scheduled for Aug. 1.
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The Franklin Community Library, 10055 Franklin High Road in Elk Grove, is hosting a knitting and crocheting session from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The session is not an instructional class, though some assistance will be available. Participants are urged to bring their current projects, needles and supplies.
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Sacramentans Maryellen and Keith Burns will discuss and read their new book, "Lost Restaurants of Sacramento and Their Recipes," at 7 p.m. Wednesday at Time Tested Books, 1114 21st St. (between L and K streets) in Sacramento. The authors share anecdotes and recipes from their research into 150 years of dining in the capital city.
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Info: www.calawyersforthearts.org
Rancho Cordova summer series offers free comedy night
The Cordova Community Council's series of outdoor concerts, movies and special events continues Friday with a free Family Comedy Night in the Park from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Village Green Amphitheater, 3141 Bridgeway Drive in Rancho Cordova. Watch improv teams compete for laughs based on suggestions from the audience.
Info: Call (916) 635-8977
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With the memory of Hurricane Sandy still fresh for many of those affected by last October's tropical storm, insurance claims continue to roll in for those seeking reprieve for damages. While a largely negative event for insurance companies, most do not assume all of these risks and are able to pass on a significant amount to a secondary sector, known as the reinsurance industry. Reinsurers exist to help spread risk over multiple parties and thus better absorb the financial setbacks of unforeseen events. One of the most preeminent reinsurance players is Warren Buffett, and his interests have swelled into the billions of dollars, primarily through his Berkshire Hathaway holdings that include GEICO and General Re. (Read more about one of his reinsurance holdings that is currently in hot water.)
The types of reinsurance vary across providers and depend heavily on the primary insurers they service. The size of liabilities, unforeseen events (i.e. weather-related), and solvency issues can create varying risk profiles and potential dips for buy-and-hold investors. However, buying opportunities exist in this sector, whose price-to book ratios have typically been seen above 1.00. We have compiled a list of five reinsurers that compete in the same spaces and have similar market capitalizations of $4-6 billion:
Everest Re Group (NYSE: RE) maintains operations primarily in the life, property, and casualty insurance. Investors who bought in this time last year netted the most impressive gain amongst the stocks in our list, garnering over 33%. Despite suffering a $12 loss during Sandy, RE has recovered to trade near 52-week highs. This shouldn't deter value buyers however; Everest has both the highest EPS and lowest PEG ratio of our group, which we see as a strong indicator of further upside potential. Sell-side analysts agree, with the majority advocating both accumulation and holding.
A second player is PartnerRe (NYSE: PRE), a $5.8bn company who also has room to grow relative to their book value. Quarterly revenue grew almost 10% over the same quarter in 2011, and similar to Everest Re, the stock is trading near yearly highs. Dallas-based hedge fund manager Clint Carlson has over $16mm employed in PRE. Consensus estimates hint that the current price per share is the most aggressive of the group, supported by a high forward P/E and near parity of current price and analyst targets. Despite this, PRE gains a few notches in attractiveness as a buy-and-hold due to its high dividend yield.
With operations in both insurance and reinsurance, Axis Capital Holdings (NYSE: AXS) saw the smallest year-over-year quarterly revenue growth, possibly in part due to their exposure to both sectors. Earnings came in at huge surprise last quarter, with a beat of over 60%, but current estimates for the last period due out February 4th point to negative earnings. Billionaire Ken Griffin of Citadel fame cut his position in more than half leading up to his last 13F filing in September of 2012.
RenaissanceRe Holdings (NYSE: RNR) writes primarily property catastrophe reinsurance, which means a higher susceptibility to nature-related events. Their price-to-book is the highest of our five spotlighted reinsurers, trading at 1.22. RNR stands as the weakest growth opportunity, and while bias on the Street has a positive slant, more analysts are recommending to hold versus buy.
The $4.1bn Reinsurance Group of America (NYSE: RGA) finishes out our list, with the smallest price-to-book and price relative to projected earnings. RGA's stock made new yearly lows afterSandy but has been on the mend since. Despite that drop, RGA stands out as our most attractive undervalued reinsurer play, potentially racking up double-digit returns on its way to achieving analysts' mean price target of $64.59 a year out. It could mean holding through a rocky ride however -- RGA missed earnings two times out of four last year (including a 27% miss in October).
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Time now for our weekly look inside the Farm Report Mailbag…Kevin Draves in Midland, Michigan raises a point of clarification. "GDP is not the profit of our country but the spending of our country including government spending. What scares me the most about $17 trillion of debt is the interest."
Kevin, I went back and checked and I did not use the word "profit". I talked about GDP being the measure of our total income. But your comment does raise an important point. Right now the term spending carries a negative political charge to it. Saving is better than spending. Government spending is the worst of all. Meanwhile income is a totally good thing and should be maximized and in some minds protected from unnecessary taxation. Both of these positions seem reasonable until you look at the connection. One person's spending is another person's income. People who advocate that Americans or our government spend too much on this product or that service should try to figure out where their income comes from. You paycheck, for example is the evidence your employer spent money on your labor. While it may have been more virtuous for him to save instead of spend, it would not be good for your finances.
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Greetings from sunny … er, beautiful … er, just Tampa. And from the inside of my hotel room at that, because not a lot else is happening this opening day of the 2012 Republican National Convention.
The Georgia delegation, which is staying at the same hotel, is holed up in an enormous ballroom listening to uber-focus grouper Frank Luntz. I'd tell you what he's saying, except the event — like everything else the Georgia delegation has done so far — is closed to the press. I don't know why so many Georgia Republicans believe they can shape press coverage to their liking by shunning the press. One day, perhaps they'll learn these antics won't keep the media from covering them and might just contribute to the sometimes adversarial relationship they have with us. (In any case, the AJC's Jim Galloway is sitting outside the ballroom as I type, to gather what he can from the Luntz discussion.)
Beyond that, and in case you haven't yet heard, the Monday program for the convention has been cut to a 10-minute session this afternoon in which the gathering will be officially opened and then adjourned until tomorrow afternoon. Whether the weather justifies that decision remains to be seen; for now, it would appear the worst has already passed us, though more rain is coming. But it may turn out to be a regrettable decision in terms of media coverage of the proceedings, because Tropical Storm Isaac is threatening to become a hurricane and is projected now to make landfall near New Orleans sometime late Tuesday or early Wednesday. Whenever and wherever it hits, it's likely media coverage will shift to the hurricane — especially if it's a big storm hitting New Orleans just seven years after Hurricane Katrina — and that the RNC will want to cancel some of its proceedings out of respect for the storm's victims.
From a political perspective, what this means is that Mitt Romney could be watching Mother Nature take a big chunk out of one of the key moments in his campaign. I don't think this week is critical for his campaign: Since Paul Ryan joined the ticket, the race has tightened even further, including in the swing states. And Romney has yet to tap into general-election funds for which he currently has a $60 million advantage over President Obama. So, this week certainly isn't make-or-break. But it is shaping up as a possible lost opportunity.
– By Kyle Wingfield
August 27th, 2012
10:40 am
The conventions have become an anachronism. Avoiding the press is the polar opposite of the only real purpose left to hold a convention. They should be embracing all the coverage they can get short of any late night dips in Tampa Bay.
August 27th, 2012
10:50 am
Stay dry, be safe and have a great time.
August 27th, 2012
10:53 am
Reading the book about Garfield you mentioned earlier.
Its a pretty good read.
Doubt if Garfield would have been a Republican today.
When is the Republican " You didn't build it " day in a building built with taxpayer dollars ?
August 27th, 2012
11:00 am
Too bad the conventions are in the summer. Winter is when we can really use the hot air.
Keep your head down until everything finishes blowing over, Kyle.
August 27th, 2012
11:00 am
Let the lying begin.
August 27th, 2012
11:10 am
Cons can't swim?
August 27th, 2012
11:11 am
In good news: Georgia State's first ever football draft pick made the first cut with the Raiders today. Cool.
August 27th, 2012
11:12 am
Jefferson, the convention will be open for about 10 minutes tonight. I bet they can get more than 10 lies out in those 10 minutes….I'm thinking closer to 20.
August 27th, 2012
11:13 am
Avoiding the agenda of the press? I would too………..
Once upon a time in a land far far away, there used to be these things called unicorns and journalists……now? EVERYBODY has an agenda…..ESPECIALLY if they work for the mega-corpoarte press.
There was a reason the supremes allowed other corps to have the same standing as the press (corps) in Citizens United…………….
August 27th, 2012
11:15 am
"You didn't build it " day in a building built with taxpayer dollars ?"
Those dollars came from business owners…….the gov't doesn't have any other than what they confiscate.
August 27th, 2012
11:16 am
Kyle's in Tampa!! Well, sounds a bit dull at the moment. (Is there a swimming pool at the hotel?)
Keep us posted on the palm trees and the churning waves. This too shall ;pass and Romney Revels shall start!
Not to worry. Republicans can never be more dull than Democrats at a convention unless Zell speaks again! He stirred the Democrats that unforgetable day!
August 27th, 2012
11:17 am
I am confident that by the end of this week all Americans will know how Romney will fund his tax decreases – and we'll know EXACTLY which tax loopholes Romney plans to close but won't tell us about.
Middle class folks, you might want to change the channel for the rest of this week….
August 27th, 2012
11:18 am
Kyle, are you too liberal for the Georgia delegation?
August 27th, 2012
11:20 am
The dems did score a coup by getting Charlie Crist……the guy that was a republican until he lost in the republican primaries…….then he was suddenly an independent…..and still lost to the republican in the general…….so now he shows up at the dem convention.
Can one say "self-preservation"…………..
August 27th, 2012
11:26 am
Getting out more than ten lies in ten minutes at the convention? You are all mixed up.
This is not the Democratic Convention where such things happen. . Lies are the lifeline of Dem propaganda. You show us that every day.
August 27th, 2012
11:36 am
I heard the forecast in Tampa is–raining frogs and locusts…wonder what Pat Robertson has to say about this.
August 27th, 2012
11:41 am
md 11:20
Charlie Crist did the twist and couldn't decide 'twixt parties.
Now Charlie's a weak parley and unworthy of both parties
.Let him speak for the dwindling Dems.
He's gonna cry when he sees who wins.
August 27th, 2012
11:45 am
August 27th, 2012
11:20 am
The dems did score a coup by getting Charlie Crist……the guy that was a republican until he lost in the republican primaries…….then he was suddenly an independent…..and still lost to the republican in the general…….so now he shows up at the dem convention.
Can one say "self-preservation"…………..
Says the guy who likely praised the Repub. Convention speaking role granted to Artur whats-his-name whom nobody outside his home state had ever heard of before, just because he lost a Democratic primary and switched parties.
August 27th, 2012
11:52 am
Let him speak for the dwindling Dems.
Dwindling Dems ? The Democratic party is growing and thriving.
The only place the Republican party is growing is in the South.
They will just be a regional party within 20 years.
Unless they change…. but I doubt it.
The inmates ( Paling, Trump, Hannity crowd ) are running the asylum over there.
August 27th, 2012
11:54 am
I guess maybe because the convention is involved and it is the first storm of the year, but I don't think other cat 1 hurricanes reap all this media attention. If a cat 1 hits Gulfport, we can expect the media folks to be standing in the pouring rain, while their clothing flaps around in the heavy wind and pointing out how the water has accumulated in a low lying ditch, so, we are supposed to abandon the convention for that.
Seems, the GOP is afraid of being seen as insensitive, and the media would like nothing better than to avoid the speeches, that will invariably bash our current Mistake in Chief. Perfect Storm for protecting the status quo.
August 27th, 2012
11:55 am
Well, I guess I'll tune in Tuesday night. That's when that
big fat well fed NJ guvner will be speaking. I sure hope they put in 2 x 12 joists under that speaker platform like I did under the floor of the trailer. I'd hate to see that platform collapse and pull the building down. Say, I wonder if they charge him extra for airplane tickets like they do when your luggage is too heavy?
Anyhow, I sure am looking forward to seeing what spending cuts Romney will make—I mean, the ones that will make up the deficit and pay for the increase in defense spending. That's about as much a mystery to me as his tax returns. But he's probly just shamed about the huge amount of taxes he pays. He's worried we'll think he's dumb not to look for a good tax man like my accountant, Bubba.
August 27th, 2012
11:57 am
BTW The Republican party you see the next few days is not the real Republican party.
If you want to know the real Republican agenda read the official party platform.
August 27th, 2012
11:59 am
and the media would like nothing better than to avoid the speeches,
Yeah. I'm sure they wont be anywhere on cable.
What planet do you people live on ?
August 27th, 2012
12:01 pm
Finn, I have a question. Don't know why I thought of it last night, other than observing the 20 or so next wannabe's in the GOP. You being the expert on all things Dem please give this some thought and an answer.
Who other than Barry and Hilary is future Presidential material in the Dem circus. I keep thinking that Barry will run again in 2016 and Hilary might or might not, but if both were decide they have had enough, who then. Chris Van Hollen (sp) is about the only one I could come up with that is under 65 and has any name recognition. I am sure there are others, but the party seems to made up of old white folks all past their prime. Who do you see as up and coming stars of the Dem party?
August 27th, 2012
12:07 pm
How is Obama going to run for President in 2016 after already serving two terms?
August 27th, 2012
12:07 pm
I keep thinking that Barry will run again in 2016
Impossible. The President can only serve one more term.
I am sure there are others, but the party seems to made up of old white folks all past their prime
I think you are thinking about Republicans
Bob Dole etc.
Democrats are a big tent party.
Here is an initial list. Lots of good names out there.
August 27th, 2012
12:09 pm
"Says the guy who likely praised the Repub. Convention speaking role granted to Artur whats-his-name whom nobody outside his home state had ever heard of before, just because he lost a Democratic primary and switched parties."
Assumption is your debate??
August 27th, 2012
12:10 pm
Yeah. I'm sure they wont be anywhere on cable.
Yeah, CNN, the cable channel that covered the Queen's Jubilee celebration rather than the WI elections, will have switched over on some dude or dudette wearing waders and standing in some storm drain talking about how bad the storm is. They never miss a chance to change the subject when the news favors the GOP.
What's going on in Syria, Wolfie?
August 27th, 2012
12:11 pm
Cry much?
August 27th, 2012
12:15 pm
Cheesy Grits @12:07
Barry's terms don't have to be back-to-back. Non-consecutive terms worked fine for Grover Cleveland.
August 27th, 2012
12:16 pm
Finn, thanks for the list. Janet Napolitano? Whoa? Any bench with her on it, is a little thin, maybe weighty, but thin. Mark Warner and Tim Kane, hold me back. Joe Biden?
I did forget Cuomo, one of the few that might get folks excited. Thanks for the list, didn't know anyone had gotten that far, yet.
BTW, Obama will be running again in 2016, never gonna give it up!
August 27th, 2012
12:16 pm
They never miss a chance to change the subject when the news favors the GOP.
When does the news favor the GOP ?
Other than Fox who will spin anything in their favor ?
August 27th, 2012
12:18 pm
Sounds great, but not going to happen
A weak Obama is going to beat an an ever weaker Romney
Count on it
Didn't say you have to like it, but count on it
August 27th, 2012
12:18 pm
2012 USA: Waiting out the liberal fascist
August 27th, 2012
12:19 pm
2012 USA: Waiting out the liberal fascist
This is what the Republicans have become.
Name callers.
August 27th, 2012
12:21 pm
Not crying, just predicting. If your guy was taking it on the chin, you would want to avert your eyes as well. Hopefully, I am wrong and they stay with the speeches, rather than the muddy water.
August 27th, 2012
12:22 pm
Cheesy Grits
It is safe to say that Barry doesn't have the ability not to do it, plus he lacks in self esteem. Even negative attention is reinforcement when you have nothing else.
With that said, name calling is not what all Republicans do.
August 27th, 2012
12:23 pm
He stirred the Democrats that unforgetable day!
He did !!! What a glorious day for Georgia as well.
He challenged us to a duel !!!!
August 27th, 2012
12:23 pm
When does the news favor the GOP ?
Nov 2010! WI elections 2012!
Nov 7,2012!
August 27th, 2012
12:26 pm
I demand to see Cheesy Grits Birth Certificate- Long Form Please
August 27th, 2012
Don't cry, Lil' Cheesy
August 27th, 2012
12:27 pm
I'm sure that all the cable news channels already have published what they will be televising or not.
I could careless either way. Both conventions are nothing but used car sales. Talking points fed to the flocks of both sides
Each side will say their conventions were great and the speeches were the best ever. Same exact thing happened the last time, the time before that and the time before that………
I'm sure between the two, I might give them both a total of 5 minutes.
August 27th, 2012
12:28 pm
No need to worry about future Democratic nominees for president. Just think; they've got Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer, Durbin, Shumer, Biden and even Cynthia McKinney if she wants to drop the Green Party. They might even scrounge up someone from New York City.
Doesn't THAT make you feel better!!! .
August 27th, 2012
12:29 pm
A weak Obama is going to beat an an ever weaker Romney
I have more faith in America than that. I don't think we have sunk so low, that we would reelect someone, who was given a great chance to succeed, but failed miserably.
August 27th, 2012
12:32 pm
Kyle, since you're not too busy, could you run over to Ft. Walton and install a coupl'a ceiling fans for my Mom?
It's on our list of things to do this weekend.
August 27th, 2012
12:32 pm
After Dem convention in 04, Dems thought that Kerry would win.
After Repub convention in 08, Repubs thought McCain would win………… heck he even knew he wasn't going to win
August 27th, 2012
12:34 pm
Rafe @ 12:29
You make an ok point, but he is running against Mitt "The Flip" Romney……
What hasn't he flipped on in the last several yrs?
August 27th, 2012
12:34 pm
By 2016 another 4 million Hispanics will be eligible to vote. It won't matter who the Democratic nominee is—he/she will be in. For that reason, this is the Republicans' last chance before they start going the way of the Whig Party. The Republicans know this—that's why they're so desperate now.
Oh–and as for health insurance costs:
Administrative costs for Medicare: 2%
Administrative costs for private health insurance: 20%
August 27th, 2012
12:36 pm
This is what the Republicans have become.
Name callers.
Maybe Cheesy could change his name to "Runny Grits"? "Thin (skinned) grits"?
August 27th, 2012
12:37 pm
A weak Obama is going to beat an an ever weaker Romney
George Romney could have passed on a pair of you know whats to his son…..oh well. Maybe we will get more "hints" this week as to how Romney would govern? Nothing substantial, I'm sure.
August 27th, 2012
12:38 pm
Cheesy Grits,
Zell challenged Democrats to a duel A duel of words no doubt. Poor babies! Scared 'em to death!!


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This season has been, to date, devoted to performances of the "LL3″. What's the "LL3″? A new car, a new enzyme, a new train, a moon of Pluto? No–it's a concerto. It's Lowell Liebermann's Third Concerto. As students at Juilliard, we had short codes for pieces, like 'Rach 3′, 'Rachy 3′, 'Prok 2′, 'Prok 3′, 'Rach 2′, 'Tschaik 1′. I think LL3 is cool. I also find the piece to be quite remarkable, as this weekend brought me to two cities with excellent orchestras to perform it.
The Columbus Symphony in Georgia is one of 18 orchestras that co-commissioned the new concerto. I met their music director, George Del Gobbo in Lake Forest, IL in the mid-1990s. We performed the 'Rach 3′ (Rachmaninov's Third Concerto), and stayed in contact after the performance. George invited me to perform Beethoven's Fourth Concerto in Columbus, GA in the late 1990s. During 2004, the orchestras agreed to represent Georgia to participate in the Liebermann Third Concerto project. When we first worked together in Columbus, they did not have the concert hall they have today, though it was a very fine orchestra. This weekend was an eye-opener for me. Returning after nine years and walking through a brand-new concert hall and arts center was like stepping into the new century–literally. The orchestra played the first rehearsal nearly at concert level–quite remarkable. George is a perfect collaborator–always there, never a worry. He's been the music director for this orchestra for some twenty years. People come from far and wide just to work with him. He has a light sense of humor, which helps get things fixed and concert ready quickly. The Columbus State school is part of the arts center, and is a beautiful building. It was remarkable that Jon Kimura ('Jackie') Parker was spending a good deal of time with the students in master classes and collaborative chamber music concerts. We were pupils of Adele Marcus from 1979-into the 1980s. It's hard to believe we go back nearly 30 years! I caught some of his teaching–fantastic! It was a very special feeling performing the 'LL3′ knowing my friend was listening–with the same kind of ears our teacher had. I knew he was listening and understanding everything the new piece had to offer. I left with a wonderful feeling that Columbus has a wonderful new concert hall, a fabulous conductor, and a strong audience group. I do hope to be back there soon!
Early rise the next morning at 5am for a drive to Atlanta, flight to Detroit, connection to Traverse City, Michigan, and rehearsal at 5pm. I was in Traverse City last in 1995. Due to my friendship with Robert Hanson, music director of the Elgin Symphony in Illinois, he brought me to Traverse City in 1995 for the Grieg Piano Concerto. His associate, David Holland conducted that performance very well indeed. We performed in the Lars Hockstead Auditorium, which is part of the high school. It was a lovely performance, and David did a wonderful job–and he is in the viola section of the current orchestra. When Kevin Rhodes, music director for the Traverse City Symphony, brought his Springfield (MA) orchestra on board the 'LL3 train', he also brought the Traverse City Symphony into the project as well. I must say, the first rehearsal was startling, in that they played it so remarkably well. I am finding the level of the orchestras in the cities I had visited over a decade ago, to be playing on an extremely high level. The players out there are truly amazing. Our concert today is at Interlochen–I have never been there, and I look forward to performing there.
On another curious note, when the Ellen Taaffe Zwilich project, 'Millennium Fantasy' was assembled in 1998-2000, the Battle Creek Symphony Orchestra joined the commission. Matthew Hazelwood was their music director, and I was told that Matthew is quite busy these days as the music director for the orchestras at Interlochen. I found his phone number and we chatted for a while–he lives in Traverse City! We worked together in 2000, so it would be rather special to see him if possible while here. He has a performance today as well with his orchestra off premises, but hopefully, we can find each other later on somehow. What is interesting is that we mark the passing of time by how much older our children are! (We get older too!)
In summation, I always love to perform the standard repertoire, as there are enough sandwiched in between the new pieces. But what I find truly gratifying is that these new commissioning projects have brought me to many new places, working with wonderful musicians and music directors, and forging new friendships in music. I find it amazing how cities and orchestras get better over long spans of time.


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