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September 28, 2014 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
The Council of Orthodox Christian Churches of Metropolitan Detroit (COCC) will sponsor a benefit concert to aid needy people in Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine. This is its fourth annual benefit concert. Theme: "Blessed Be the Name of the Lord!" The program will consist of Orthodox hymnsand songs of worship performed by the Orthodox Choir of Metropolitan Detroit conducted by Victoria Kopistiansky, artistic director. Donations will be collected to aid needy people in the Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine through International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) and other Orthodox charitable organizations. An afterglow will follow the concert. "This is our opportunity to come together and support this important concert and raise funds for humanitarian aid to those suffering in the Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine," COCC President Richard Shebib said. Additional Contact: David Adrian, Adrian & Associates. (248) 322-9226 or (248) 515-4607 cell. firstname.lastname@example.com
September 30, 2014 – October 3, 2014 all-day
September 30, 2014 @ 6:30 pm – 10:00 pm
Liturgical Humanism: Orthodoxy and the Transformation of Culture Orthodoxy in American Lecture and Conferral of an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters on Rowan Williams, 104th Archbishop of Canterbury and Master of Magdalene College, University of Cambridge. The 2014 Orthodoxy in America Lecture was made possible through gifts received from the Jaharis Family Foundation, Inc., the Archbishop Iakovos Leadership 100 Endowment Fund, and members of the Orthodox Christian Studies Center. To register, please visit http://www.alumni.fordham.edu/calendar/detail.aspx?ID=379
October 3, 2014 – October 5, 2014 all-day
Theme: Feed My Sheep When: 10/3/ – 10/5 , 2014 Conference begins on Friday at Noon and ends on Sunday at Noon Who: SPEAKERS Fr Moses Berry Fr Jerome Sanderson Fr Maximos Cabey Fr Dn Nathaniel Johnson M Katherine Weston Rodney Knott Paul Abernathy Photios Meirthew Turbo Qualls and others What: Brotherhood of St Moses the Black, Ancient Christianity Conference www.mosestheblack.org Where: St Stephen the Protomartyr Orthodox Church, 3560 Shawnee Road, Lima, OH 45806 www2.wcoil.com/~orthodox/ Schedule: Click here to view schedule Sponsor: Christ the Savior Brotherhood and others For more information: http://www.mosestheblack.org/
October 3, 2014 – October 5, 2014 all-day
The 8th Annual DOWAMA SOYO Basketball Tournament will hosted Friday through Sunday at St. Elijah Church in Oklahoma City . The retreat speaker will be Khouriya Gigi Shadid of St. George Church in Houston, Texas. A flyer and registration forms are attached hereto: 3 attachments More information: http://www.antiochian.org/wichita
October 3, 2014 – October 4, 2014 all-day
His Eminence Archbishop Kyrill has announced an All-Diocesan Celebration-Pilgrimage to Saint Seraphim of Sarov Church in Monterey, California. "This year, 2014, the Local Russian Church celebrates the 700th Anniversary of the birth of the venerable God-bearer Sergius of Radonezh, and the Church Abroad – the 50th Anniversary of the glorification of Holy Righteous John of Krondstadt. This is a jubilee of two intercessors who embody within themselves on the one hand – Russian Orthodox Monasticism; and on the other – sacrificial parish pastorship. For they alone in the history of the Russian Church received the extraordinary titles: Venerable Sergius of Radonezh – "Abbot of the Russian Land," and the Righteous St. John of Krondtstadt – "Pastor of All-Russia!" I congratulate you dear Co-pastors, brothers, sisters and children with the jubilee of the Venerable Sergius and Holy Righteous John. In part, these jubilees allow us to recollect the lives and teachings[...]
October 3, 2014 – October 5, 2014 all-day
October 3, 2014 – October 5, 2014 all-day
The Serbian Singing Society Branko Radichevich and the Serbian Singing Federation will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the death of Stevan Mokranjac in two separate events. October 3rd and 4th will consist of a symposium and choral workshop centered on Mokranjac compositions of sacred and secular folk music. A concert will take place at 5pm on Sunday October 5th and will feature a presentation by Prof. Dr. Danica Petrovic, musicologist from Belgrade, an expert in the life and work of Stevan Mokranjac. On the following Sunday the 12th, a three-part event entitled "Osu se nebo zvezdama/The Sky Was Filled with Stars." There will be a Hierarchical Divine Liturgy, followed by a Parastos (memorial service) in the composer's memory. The S.S.S. Branko Radichevich will host a commemorative banquet featuring a short performance by the choir during the program. The choral workshop and symposium and concert will feature presentations by His Grace[...]
October 3, 2014 @ 7:00 pm – October 4, 2014 @ 4:00 pm
Fr. Sergius, Abbot of St Tikhon's Orthodox Monastery in South Canaan, Pennsylvania will lead a retreat entitled "Door to Paradise: Jesus Christ in Ancient Christianity". For more information: http://annunciationoca.org/public/Door-To-Paradise-Retreat-Flyer.pdf or http://stots.edu/news_140908_3.html
October 4, 2014 – October 5, 2014 all-day
The 2014 Pilgrimage Weekend will be held on October 4th & 5th. Since the Exaltation of the Precious and Life-Giving Cross falls on a Saturday, the annual pilgrimage will occur a week later and will celebrate the Leavetaking of the Feast on Sunday, October 5th. For more information: http://holycross-hermitage.com/pw2014-dates
October 4, 2014 all-day
St. Vladimir's Seminary has chosen as its theme for Orthodox Education Day 2014, "Do Books Still Matter? A Celebration of Orthodox Christian Publications." This year's traditional open house will be held Saturday, October 4, and will pay tribute to the importance of Orthodox Christian authors, illustrators, and publishing houses throughout the world. The dean of the seminary, The Very Rev. Dr. John Behr, author of academic, popular, and spiritual works, will deliver the keynote: "From Scroll to Book to Net: The Web of Knowledge." The Seminary's own publishing house, St. Vladimir's Seminary Press (SVS Press), will receive special recognition on reaching its 50th Anniversary and will invite many other Orthodox Christian publishers onto campus to help mark the occasion. The celebration of Divine Liturgy in Three Hierarchs Chapel will begin the day, with antiphonal choirs under the direction of Dr. David Drillock, the seminary's emeritus Professor of Liturgical Music and author of several SVS Press[...]
October 5, 2014 – October 11, 2014 all-day
St. Mary's Cathedral will host a combined basic/advanced iconography workshop, for iconography students from across the country. Fr. Mefodii, Master Iconographer of the Prosopon School (www.prosoponschool.org), will teach the week-long class. For more information: http://www.stmarysoca.org/iconography/index.html
October 7, 2014 – October 9, 2014 all-day
With the blessing of His Eminence Metropolitan Hilarion, First Hierarch of the Russian Orthodox Church outside Russia, the All-Diaspora celebration of the 700th anniversary of the birth of St. Sergius of Radonezh will be held in Cleveland, Ohio. For more informaiton: http://chicagodiocese.org/news_140728_2.html
October 8, 2014 – October 12, 2014 all-day
Fundamentals of Musicianship for the Church Choir and its Conductor The Russian Orthodox Church Musicians' Conference is an international event that brings together choir members and conductors to explore the wealth and beauty of Russian Orthodox Church music. Participants gain practical and theoretical knowledge and experience through lectures, workshops and rehearsals which culminate in festive services. This year will mark the 23rd ROCM Conference, which will be held in beautiful Santa Rosa, California and hosted by the Sts. Peter and Paul parish. The 2004 Conference was also held in Santa Rosa, and was a great success. View details » For more information: http://www.rocmconference.com/
October 10, 2014 – October 12, 2014 all-day
Commemorating the earliest days of Greek Orthodoxy in America and Celebrating 150 years of Holy Trinity Cathedral For more information: http://www.bulletinbuilder.org/system/pdfs/HOLYTRINITYanniversary-1406665808.pdf
October 10, 2014 – October 13, 2014 all-day
In order to prepare the leaders of today and tomorrow, the Coptic Orthodox Diocese of the Southern U.S. has established The LEAD Program (Leadership Education And Development). The mission of this program is to equip leaders to face the challenges of the future at church, at home and at work using Christ and His disciples as examples with the ultimate goal of furthering the Kingdom of God. Just as Christ said to His disciples, "Follow Me, and I will make you become fishers of men" (Mark 1:17), so we must also follow Him and make the leaders of tomorrow by learning practical leadership principles today. My vision is that through this program we can put these Biblical principles of leadership into action and light the way for a new generation of passionate Christian leaders that will impact our society and ultimately edify the Body of Christ. "Let your light so shine before men, that[...]
October 10, 2014 – October 13, 2014 all-day
UOC Office of Youth & Young Adult Ministry Pilgrimage participants in high school & college Community Outreach Consistory Projects Workshops to learn about your faith Faith, Fellowship, & Fun For more information: www.uocyouth.org or http://www.uocofusa.org/files/PDF%20files_news/2014/follow_me_poster_2_.pdf
October 10, 2014 – October 11, 2014 all-day
"The Brightest Luminary of the Russian Land:" the 700th Anniversary of St. Sergius of Radonezh's Birth Holy Trinity Seminary will host a student conference .The keynote address, the topic of which will be announced at a later date, will be delivered on Friday evening the by Archpriest Paul Velikanov of Moscow Theological Academy. For more information: http://eadiocese.org/News/2014/apr/htsretreat.en.htm http://eadiocese.org/en.index.htm
October 11, 2014 all-day
Dear Church Musicians, You all are invited to join us for the the interactive, full-day seminar/workshop, that will focus on the actualization of music in Orthodox Christian worship so as to "enable a comprehensive and elevated liturgical experience through insightful and skilled leadership and participation." Topics will include vocal technique, choral leadership, musical and liturgical structural analysis, and learning to distinguish between meaningful imperative and sacred music cliché. You can see the schedule/registration form here: http://www.dowoca.org/files/events/2014/LSS-2014.pdf http://oca.org/news/headline-news/in-the-news-michigan-oregon-pa-and-massachusetts OR: http://www.annunciationorthodoxchurch.org/ Facebook: "Pacific Northwest Pan-Orthodox Liturgical Singing Seminar"
October 12, 2014 all-day
SAFRA Swim for Hope. 5 Clubs 1 Heart. Swim for Hope 2014 is back again this year! Join us in making a difference by simply swimming at any one of the 5 SAFRA Clubs. Every lap you swim will have $1 donated to our beneficiaries so you can help others while getting in shape with the national swimmers. Round up all your friends and family and be part of this worthy cause! For more information click on the links: http://www.safra.sg/en/Participate/SAFRA-Swim-for-Hope.aspx#.U_gMjMWwKmM http://www.orthodoxsandiego.org/
October 17, 2014 @ 7:00 pm – October 18, 2014 @ 5:30 pm
Theme: "Image and Holiness" Saint Nicholas Church of Ft. Wayne, IN and the University of Saint Francis will cosponsor their second annual symposium. Friday, October 17, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM @ St. Nicholas Orthodox Church and Saturday, October 18, 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM @ University of Saint Francis North Campus Auditorium "One of the best known elements of the Eastern Orthodox tradition is our iconography," said Saint Nicholas' Rector, Archpriest Andrew Jarmus. "We are going to discuss the Church's theology of the icon with an added dimension. As we learn about the basic principles of Eastern Christian iconography, we are also going to consider what these teachings imply about our day-to-day lives as Christians. What is the 'take home lesson' in our theology of the icon?" Speakers: Orthodox Christian author Priest Oliver Herbel, Priest-in-Charge of Holy Resurrection Mission, Fargo, ND, and noted iconographer Priest Nazari Polataiko, Secretary of the Orthodox Church in[...]
October 18, 2014 @ 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
October 20, 2014 – October 27, 2014 all-day
October 23, 2014 – October 26, 2014 all-day
We joyfully write, with the blessing of Sayidna JOSEPH, to inform you all of the final schedule for the October 23-26, 2014 Weekend – "A Tribute of Love." – An official revised Press Release is below, which has been approved by Sayidna JOSEPH. This Press Release includes the schedule, hotel information, and the purpose of the weekend – to offer "A Tribute of Love." Formal invitation to follow. – The October weekend promises to be an unforgettable weekend – historic, notable, and momentous. The highlights include: "The Love Ball" Welcoming and Honoring Our Father and Metropolitan JOSEPH Honoring His Grace Bishop ANTOUN ("Love Ball") Offering "A Tribute of Love" to Our Beloved Father and Metropolitan PHILIP of Thrice-Blessed Memory ("Love Ball") Honoring the Board of Trustees at the "Stewards Luncheon" on Sunday after Liturgy Blessing and Ribbon-Cutting of newly-renovated Cathedral Hall on Saturday evening For more information: http://www.stgmiami.org/
October 23, 2014 – October 25, 2014 all-day
The annual meeting of OTSA brings together many of the leading Orthodox scholars in America for presentations of papers, for discussion, and for the yearly Florovsky Lecture. Most of the activities are open to the public, including the presentations and the Florovsky Lecture, but business meetings are also conducted and are restricted to members of OTSA. http://www.otsamerica.org/
October 23, 2014 – October 26, 2014 all-day
With the blessings of Metropolitan Joseph of the Antiochian Archdiocese of North America, and The Right Rev. Bishop Antoun, Diocese of Miami and the Southeast, The Rev. Fouad Saba and St. George Antiochian Orthodox Cathedral in Coral Gables, FL are hosting the Hierarchs and Board of Trustees meetings. The historic meetings will be the first ones in which Metropolitan Joseph presides for both the Board of Trustees fall meetings, as well as the gathering of the bishops. On Saturday evening, a banquet will be held honoring the newly selected Metropolitan, and offering tribute to His Eminence Metropolitan Philip of Blessed Memory. A Sunday Hierarchical Liturgy will be followed by "The Stewards Luncheon," with the Board of Trustees as guests of honor. Download the press release, which includes the schedule, hotel information, and a description of the weekend. For more information: http://www.antiochian.org/miami
October 23, 2014 @ 6:00 pm – October 25, 2014 @ 12:00 pm
October 24, 2014 – October 26, 2014 all-day
A note to our young adults from Fr. David Barr of St. Elias Church in Austin, Texas. Father David writes: Howdy, y'all! We are thrilled to be hosting Austin's first pan-Orthodox Young Professionals Conference. Join us on October 24th-26th, 2014, deep in the heart of Texas, for an incredible weekend, packed full of spiritual and social activities. Get to know and spend time with fellow Orthodox Christians as we learn what it means to live authentically. Explore the concepts of 'Real Life, True Faith' with Dr. George Stavros during the keynote address, as well as during breakout sessions led by both esteemed clergy and theologians. Later on, perhaps you'd like to check out the vintage shops on South Congress, or maybe you'd rather try your luck at paddling on Town Lake. One thing's for sure — you can't leave Austin without some authentic BBQ! We'll reflect, learn, and worship together,[...]
October 24, 2014 @ 7:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Featured speaker for the OCL Open Forum will be Alexei Krindatch, consultant to the Regional Planning Committee of the Assembly of Bishops. He will give insights into the work of that committee, as it develops a blueprint for a unified Orthodox Church in the USA. Other notable speakers slated for the forum include: His Eminence The Most Rev. Nathaniel, archbishop of Detroit and the Romanian Episcopate, and His Grace The Rt. Rev. Michael, bishop of New York, and New York and Jersey, of the Orthodox Church in America (OCA), both of whom will update participants on the work of the Assembly. Others speakers will be announced. Anthony Kasmer, a member of the Board of Trustees both at OCL and also at St. Vladimir's Seminary, who suggested the seminary campus as a venue, also will be present. A public reception will follow the Open Forum, which will be held in The[...]
October 25, 2014 @ 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Join the Historical and Educational Center for the first full-day conference of the Family History Group. Expert speakers Matthew Bielawa, Angie Bush, Michael Buryk, and Michelle Chubenko will present talks on a variety of topics related to Ukrainian and Eastern European genealogy from the introductory to the advanced. Presentations will include: Galicia: An Introduction to the Austro-Hungarian Province Ukrainian Vital Records: Finding Them, Reading Them, Understanding Them The Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine in L'viv DNA and Eastern European Ancestry Q&A Panel: Breaking Down Your Brick Wall Ancestor Read more… For more information: https://www.ukrhec.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=17


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A short note to tell you we are buyers of AUDJPY. We anticipated a short pullback on the AUD, resulting from todays RBA statement, as an opportunity to take some medium to long term long positions on AUDJPY. We initially looking at 81.20 level, but after the rejection at 81.40, we have added to our long term long positions on the pair at 81.50 and 81.60.
Please refer to the previous post to further understand the pair and our approach. On the last post, i failed to include the link, so many of you have missed the information. It is important you study the movements on the pair.
The RBA hold of cash rate at 4.75% was widely expected, particularly as the RBA took a very balanced tone in its comments ahead of the meeting. This is very important, because the RBA is known to give directives on their forthcoming statements. We covered this in a previous thread.
Also RBA confirmed it is comfortable with current interest rate levels and states the currency strength will act to stem inflation . Stevens referred to the high terms of trade levels which resulted from high commodity prices and attractive interest rates. While this is having a supportive effect on private investments, it also led to a significant rise in AUD exchange rate which will assist, at the margin, in containing pressure on inflation over the period ahead. The RBA expects inflation to be relatively stable in the short term, but warned that it "is likely to increase somewhat over the medium term if the economy grows as expected." This means eventual higher rates and stronger currency and more yield for our institutional trading.
We expect rate hikes to continue at an approximate rate of .25% beginning Q2 2011 and continued fx flows. Risks are weak equities and too much tightening in China.
We are looking for bouts of sharp risk aversion... sharp sell offs in AUDJPY, which will be opportunities to buy. This long move is more likely to be a slower grind than an aggressive trend.
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Category Archives: Public health system and finance
Natural Experiments on the Public Health System: Q&A with Lainie Rutkow
Public health has experienced major economic, environmental, and technology upheavals in recent years. A new round of research supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) will examine how recent dramatic changes in the operation of the nation's public health system impact its effectiveness in such critical roles as emergency preparedness and reporting of disease outbreaks.
Seven new research awards are part of an initiative on "natural experiments" in public health delivery developed by the National Coordinating Center for Public Health Services and Systems Research (PHSSR), a RWJF-funded center housed at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health. The awards of $200,000 each are being administered by the National Network of Public Health Institutes.
NewPublicHealth spoke with Lainie Rutkow, PhD, JD, MPH, assistant professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, about her award to assess whether state laws influence the public health workforce's willingness to respond in emergencies. The award will include collaboration with the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians; Butler County Health Department in Missouri; and the Multnomah County Health Department in Oregon. Rutkow, a member of the Eastern Region of the Network for Public Health Law, will also be presenting about some of her other emergency preparedness work at the Public Health Law Conference in Atlanta this week.
>>Follow NewPublicHealth coverage of the Public Health Law Conference, with speaker interviews, session coverage and more.
NewPublicHealth: Tell us about natural experiments and the opportunity they offer to better understand how the public health system can operate more effectively.
Lainie Rutkow: Natural experiments really capitalize on variations that already exist, particularly within the public health system, and as researchers we can analyze the public health impacts of a natural experiment over time and also in different settings. I see natural experiments as an opportunity to compare populations who are exposed to a particular policy with populations that have not been exposed to that policy. It would be very difficult or impossible to do that kind of thing in a controlled research setting.
NPH: What is your particular award designed to look at?
Transforming Public Health: Join the Conversation
The Transforming Public Health project supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) and convened by RESOLVE brought together a group of local, state and national public health leaders to develop guidance for public health officials and policymakers in prioritizing critical public health functions in a changing political and funding landscape.
Recently, the Foundation hosted a webinar to discuss the Transforming Public Health project. Speakers included:
- Terry Cline, Oklahoma State Health Department
- David Fleming, Seattle-King County Health Department
- Abby Dilley, RESOLVE
- Abbey Cofsky, RWJF program officer
- Paul Kuehnert, senior program officer and director of the RWJF Public Health team
>>Read our recap of the discussion from the webinar.
But the conversation shouldn't stop there. We want to hear your thoughts on the future of public health. Below are some questions to get you started. Feel free to add your thoughts in the comments below, and help us chart the course for a new public health.
- How is your public health department adapting in the current changing landscape?
- How is your community prioritizing programs and services to take on new challenges in a time of declining resources?
- How have you engaged policy-makers and diverse partners in your community on issues critical to public health?
>>Read more: Check out these resources to get ready for the webinar and inform the discussion:
- Read the full Transforming Public Health report.
- Read a Q&A with Paul Jarris and Robert Pestronk on how the report's findings can be implemented to help improve public health services and population health.
- Read our recap of the discussion during the webinar.
Jo Ivey Boufford: Q&A at the National Network of Public Health Institutes Annual Conference
Jo Ivey Boufford, MD, president of the New York Academy of Medicine, was a keynote speaker this week at the National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) Annual Conference in New Orleans, La.
>>Watch Dr. Boufford in a video series on working together to make communities healthier places to live:
NewPublicHealth spoke with Dr. Boufford about the conference theme, "Leveraging Public Health Institutes for Systems Change."
NPH: The theme of the conference is leveraging public health institutes for systems change. What systems do you think need changing to improve population health?
Dr. Boufford: I think there are really two major components to a public health system. One of them obviously is the governmental public health infrastructure—the public health agencies at state and local levels that are really charged to assure the health of the public, by detecting illness and promoting health information and trying to change environments so people can live in healthier communities. A lot of reports have shown that that part of the health system has historically been very under-invested in, and it needs to be shorn up. I think the national public health institutes should be strong advocates and partners of the governmental public health agencies in leveraging resources to improve population health.
The other part of the system is the personal health care system, which is and potentially will be undergoing dramatic change with the Accountable Care Act (ACA). There are a number of opportunities to get better population health impact out of the personal health care system, such as looking at the role of community health centers, of medical homes, of accountable care organization models to improve the health of a geographic community or particular population over time. So I would say those are the two big opportunities, and public health institutes in states need to work closely to take full advantage of the opportunities for populations.
NPH: What other key roles do you see public health institutes playing in improving population health?
Keeneland Conference: Law and Public Health Services and Systems
Last week's Keeneland Conference included a session that looked at research in the area of law and legal process. The session was moderated by Scott Burris, JD, director of Public Health Law Research, a program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, based at Temple University.
Burris noted several key presentations during the conference including one by Julia Costich, JD, PhD, who is an associate professor in the Department of Health Services Management at the University Of Kentucky College Of Public Health. Costich presented on the importance of how health agencies enforce the power they have. Burris says there is a huge body of literature from regulatory and governance sources on how effective regulators regulate—and that public health is only beginning to draw on. "That's really opening a big important door, and we'll see a lot more about that in future years."
Jennifer Ibrahim, PhD, MPH, an associate professor of public health at Temple University, looked at how law is being figured out at the local level. Burris said that researchers both at the Public Health Law Research Program and collaborators have conducted research on the relationship between state and local health officers and their lawyers.
Keeneland Conference Q&A: Carol Moehrle on Public Health Department Accreditation
National Public Health Accreditation launched last fall, and since then 64 local health departments, three tribal health departments and one state department have submitted applications to the National Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB). Carol Moehrle, chair of PHAB and director of public health for the Idaho North Central District, spoke about the accreditation process and benefits during a keynote speech at the Keeneland Conference. NewPublicHealth caught up with Carol Moehrle during the meeting.
NewPublicHealth: Are you pleased with the number of applicants you've seen so far?
Carol Moehrle: We are pleased. We knew we'd have some early adopters. And to have 68 complete their applications with the last seven months, that's a great start. We've got a long way ahead, but we also know we have many applicants in the queue waiting to apply. We're hearing lots of good energy, and departments beginning the process now can look to the earlier applicants for best practices, so applying will be easier as time goes on.
NPH: What is the process and timetable for accreditation application review?
Frontiers in Public Health Services & Systems Research: Making Critical Research Accessible, Quickly
Idea Gallery is a recurring editorial series on NewPublicHealth in which guest authors provide their perspective on issues affecting public health. Today, Glen Mays, MPH, PhD, F. Douglas Scutchfield Endowed Professor of Health Services and Systems Research at the University of Kentucky College of Public Health, talks about the launch of a brand new online journal covering public health systems and services research, and why it is so critical right now, to inform smart investments in public health and prevention. The new journal, Frontiers in PHSSR, is designed to disseminate the most critical early findings from PHSSR research much faster—making these findings accessible far in advance of the fully-developed scientific manuscript. To be eligible for inclusion in Frontiers, findings must have the potential to guide future public health practice, health policy, and research. Mays is the editor in chief of the new journal.
Portions of the post below are adapted from the opening commentary in Frontiers, authored by Mays, F. Douglas Scutchfield, Paul K. Halverson, William Riley and Peggy Honore.
The need for a strong and effective public health system in the United States is perhaps more urgent today than at any other time in our nation's history. Preventable diseases and injuries account for more than three-fourths of the $2.6 trillion in health care expenditures incurred annually in the U.S. The growing prevalence of obesity, diabetes and other preventable conditions constrains the nation's economic productivity and global competitiveness. The American public health system—the diffuse constellation of governmental public health agencies and their peers and partners in community-based settings and the private sector—is tasked with developing and delivering strategies that promote health and prevent disease and injury on a population-wide basis. They share the mission of creating conditions in which people can be healthy.
The public health system is uniquely positioned—but not optimally equipped or resourced—to take on these challenges. Only about 3 percent of the nation's $2.6 trillion in annual health expenditures is devoted to public health activities. Some of our greatest uncertainties now lie in how best to organize, finance, and deliver effective public health prevention strategies to communities across the U.S. The field of public health services and systems research (PHSSR) has emerged to fill this void.
Frontiers in PHSSR
The American public health system and the populations it serves do not have the luxury of waiting the 15 years typically required to get research-tested solutions widely adopted into practice. The costs associated with missed opportunities for disease prevention and health promotion are straining government and household budgets now.
To help develop and grow this scientific learning community, we have launched a new, open-access, peer-reviewed journal, Frontiers in Public Health Services and Systems Research. This journal provides a platform for rapidly and widely communicating emerging findings and lessons learned from studies of public health services and delivery systems. Frontiers will feature brief descriptions of preliminary findings from ongoing or recently completed empirical studies and quality improvement projects that answer important questions regarding the organization, financing, and delivery of public health services.
Keeneland Conference: A Conversation with IOM's Harvey Fineberg
In 2009, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, requested the Institute of Medicine (IOM) to convene a committee to consider three major topics in public health: measurement, law and policy, and funding. The last of these reports, which recommends new health targets and changes in how public health is funded and organized, was released last week and has been a key topic of discussion at this week's Keeneland Conference.
Harvey Fineberg, MD, president of the IOM, delivered a keynote address on these three reports, as well as another recent report on the potential for collaboration between public health and primary care. NewPublicHealth spoke to Dr. Fineberg about the reports and next steps.
>>We're on the ground in Kentucky all week. Follow our coverage for the latest news.
NewPublicHealth: How will the findings from the three-report series on public health be helpful to public health service delivery going forward?
Dr. Harvey Fineberg: I think of these reports as the contemporary trilogy of public health. They each stand on its own and yet are also connected in a vital way.
The first report looks at how we can know where we stand in public health. It emphasizes the importance of a standard core set of indicators. The aim is to make them a guide for policy and practice of public health, and to monitor where we are and what needs to be done.
The second report was on the legal foundation that provides the authority for health agencies to protect the public's health. It turns out that many of the statutes have been on the books for decades and don't necessarily have the specifics for dealing with contemporary needs such as the challenge of dealing with obesity or emerging infectious diseases or bioterrorism. The report pointed to the ten essential services of public health which set a standard of practice, and spoke to what state laws would be needed to make the ten core functions operable.
The third report dealt with essentially the resources that would be needed to carry out public health services. And the committee found that we grossly under-invest in public health. They recommended a conservative estimate of doubling the national investment and proposed a fee on dollars that flow through the medical system to be captured and reinvested in prevention, which they said would ultimately protect and improve health.
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Debra Joy Pérez, MA, MPA, PhD, assistant vice president for Research and Evaluation at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, was a keynote speaker at the Keeneland Conference yesterday and spoke about the evolution of public health services and systems research (PHSSR). NewPublicHealth asked Debra Pérez about that evolution.
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Debra Pérez: Right now, I think more than ever we need evidence to provide decision-makers with the evidence for how best to apply limited resources. We know in the last year alone over 40,000 public health jobs were eliminated, so that means that health departments are struggling with staffing and infrastructure issues, and they need evidence to help them best apply the limited resources they have now.
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The annual Keeneland Conference kicked off today, where more than 300 public health services and systems researchers (PHSSR), public health officials and policy-makers have convened to discuss the latest issues in this growing field of research. PHSSR is aimed at establishing an evidence base to allow public health officials to make smarter, more-informed decisions with regard to resource allocation, staffing, operations and service provision.
NewPublicHealth is on the ground in Kentucky to capture the critical conversations and Q&As from leaders in the field. We spoke with F. Douglas Scutchfield, MD, director of the National Coordinating Center for PHSSR and the Peter Bosomworth endowed faculty in the University of Kentucky College of Public Health, to get his take on where the PHSSR field stands and the anticipated highlights of conference.
NewPublicHealth: What are the critical areas for public health as you head into the Keeneland Conference?
Dr. Scutchfield: I think there are several agendas that will be a backdrop against which Keeneland is taking place. One is a reformed healthcare system, with the Affordable Care Act and its implications for public health and public health's relations with a variety of other service delivery systems, such as primary care and hospitals.
We will also see the rollout of a new research agenda, published as a supplement to the American Journal of Preventive Medicine,that will give us a new direction to pursue in terms of how we're going to begin to try improving the infrastructure in the public health system.
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This year's conference features speakers and researchers from across many health and public health fields including Harvey Fineberg, MD, president of the Institute of Medicine, Thomas Frieden, MD, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Richard J. Umbdenstock, president and CEO of the American Hospital Association, Ms. Carole Moehrle, chair of the board of directors of the Public Health Accreditation Board.
Key topics at this year's meeting include the PHSSR research agenda, in development for several years by dozens of contributors from across public health, which Debra Joy Pérez, MA, MPA, PhD, assistant vice president for Research and Evaluation of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, will announce during the Keeneland Conference; as well as an introduction to Frontiers, a new online PHSSR journal.
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During the 1840's, Cornwall's booming mining industry began to crumble. As Cornish mining became less profitable, many mines closed down, forcing workers to find employment elsewhere. With little opportunity now in Cornwall, miners started taking their expertise in hard rock mining overseas. From North America to South Australia, the Cornish started migrating to countries rich with new opportunity. By the turn of the 20th century more than 250,000 people had left Cornwall during what was called 'The Great Migration', in search of work and a better life for their families. Subsequently, Cornish culture has been reinvented in the United States. This series highlights the influences generations of Cornish men and women have had on North America, through present day Cornish American descendents of 'Great Migration' expats, in the mining regions of Michigan and Wisconsin.
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American Express Company (the "Company") is hereby furnishing below delinquency and write-off statistics for the lending portfolio of its U.S. Card Services ("USCS") operating segment for the months ended July 31, August 31 and September 30, 2013 and the three months ended September 30, 2013.
American Express Company U.S. Card Services Delinquency and Write-off Rate Statistics As of and for the months ended July 31, August 31 and September 30, 2013 and the three months ended September 30, 2013 (Billions, except percentages) (Preliminary) Three months ended July 31, August 31, (Preliminary) September 30, 2013 2013 September 30, 2013 2013 Cardmember lending: Total loans $ 54.6 $ 55.0 $ 54.5 $ 54.5 30 days past due loans as a % of total 1.1 % 1.0 % 1.1 % 1.1 % Average loans $ 54.6 $ 54.8 $ 54.7 $ 54.7 Net write-off rate - principal only (a) 1.8 % 1.7 % 1.7 % 1.7 %
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What a fantastic quality video showing a live performance of Dexter Gordon and Tadd Dameron's tune 'Ladybird'. Maybe it's because I'm a pianist, but I do love the piano solo in this too. Dexter's hot as usual.
What a fantastic quality video showing a live performance of Dexter Gordon and Tadd Dameron's tune 'Ladybird'. Maybe it's because I'm a pianist, but I do love the piano solo in this too. Dexter's hot as usual.
One more classic Blue Note - 'Dexter Calling' and the tune 'Clear the Dex'. Brilliant take, I particularly enjoy Kenny Drew's swinging piano solo!
More wonderful music from Dexter Gordon.
I don't own any of Gordon's Steeplechase albums, but there's plenty of excerpts floating around online to get a feel for them. This dark ballad 'Born to be Blue' shows no dip in the tone and quality of Dexter's playing.
It's taken from the album 'Lullaby for a Monster' that sees DG teamed up with just a bassist and drummer. Niels Pederson, the bassist, really knows how to get the most out of his instrument, while Alex Riel's drums evoke a great, hushed feel. This is end of the night music, when no-one else is left but the three musicians on stage.
Great music and really interesting to hear.
After those fried bananas that Dexter Gordon served up, a little slice of cheesecake would be just right! However, given that it's probably Gordon's most famous track I've decided something else off the classic 'Go' album should be heard.
Dig Billy Higgins' drumming on this Latin reading off Cole Porter's Love for Sale! Dexter's tone is full bodied and he turns out one of the best readings of this tune.
Classic 1962 Blue Note.
The tallest man in Jazz (maybe!) would have been celebrating his 89th birthday today, had he still been alive. Dexter Gordon's life would make an engaging book (like so many jazz musicians; indeed the protagonist in John Clellon Holmes novel 'The Horn' bears some similarities to our man Dexter) with Gordon first learning his craft on the bebop scene. The 50s saw Gordon embroiled in drugs, but he came out of it with some of his best work to date -the Blue Note albums.
Dexter Gordon's famous move to Europe in 1962 meant that the American crowd lost touch with his music. He stilll put out records however - the Steeplechase years are among his best. Odd trips back to the US kept his name going, and a permanent move back in 1976 was met with a new record contract with Columbia. Throughout his records, Gordon stuck to the good, swinging bop that served him so well - rarely did he go down the fusion route.
So a few little bits of Dexter for you this evening - first up, Fried Bananas, live from Montmartre. No personell/dates listed here - any thoughts?
When deciding which Blue Note tracks to use for my Billy Higgins bit I was rather overwhelmed by the number of albums he played on - I figured go for one VERY well known and one less so…. here's the all-time favourite Cheesecake by Dexter Gordon from 'Go', a timeless classic!


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Their obsession with Google Plus and manipulative and forceful behavior will hit them hard one day.
There's convenient, and then there's just plain invasive.
Gmail and Google+ are hooking up like never before. Soon, any Google+ user will be able to send emails to other Google+ users over Gmail, even if they don't know each others' Gmail addresses.
So, simply put, say you're trying to send an email to me, but don't know my Gmail address. If you're connected to me on Google+, you'll be able to send that message to me regardless.
It's slightly complicated, and there are a bunch of caveats (as there always are with Google settings). You can't spam people with more than one email, and all messages sent via this method will be relegated to the "social" Gmail tab.
But essentially, this is a massive easing of the friction involved in sending messages to other Google users. And it's opt-out — meaning you'll have to explicitly choose not to allow this when Google rolls the feature out slowly over the next few days.
In a sense, it's baffling that Google would make the choice to do something like this — especially after the massive disaster that was Google Buzz (which this new feature looks to have at least some similarities with). I've had three ex-Google employees email me incredulous messages in the past hour, wondering why Google is incorporating the new feature.
Even former Google+ team member Kevin Rose thinks as much:
(my opinion) If Google+ users need to communicate build an internal messaging tool, connecting gmail doesn't make any sense…
— Kevin Rose (@kevinrose) January 9, 2014
To be fair to Google here, I can see how it's at least somewhat convenient, in that you'll be able to send messages to people you just haven't been in touch with before. I guess if you're an avid Google+ user, that may be helpful.
But for most everyone else, this seems like an added feature that will cause more headaches and privacy upsets than anything else.
How is this different from using a single messaging platform for Google? It would seem to make sense to do this from an engineering point of view, and if people can only see my G+ information how is this different from what is already possible? will the other person be able to see my gmail address or just my G+ information?
"Makes you easier to reach..." is that still english ?
"If you're connected to me on Google+..."
If you have me in your circles? Or me, you? Or mutual circling?
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Great LezBritain: At Your "Lip Service" — Ten Things We Found Out On Set
7.) Heather Peace had been offered a part in Coronation Street whilst she was waiting to hear whether she had been chosen to be in Lip Service. She obviously turned the Street down when she was offered the part of Sam. Yes, I don't think we would turn down the chance to kiss Laura Fraser either, if truth be told.
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8.) All of the Lip Servants had watched and been enamoured by their assumed US counterpart The L Word. Ruta was watching it during filming, calling it "research," while Laura Fraser told us that she was halfway through season two but loving it so much that she had ordered the remaining box sets. One of Laura's favourite characters is Dana. We didn't have the heart to tell her that soon she'll never be able to hear the song "You Are My Sunshine" ever again without breaking down, uncontrollably screaming, "Damn you, Chaiken. Why?"
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9.) Although the show is set in Glasgow, only James Anthony Pearson (Ed) and Laura Fraser are actually Glaswegian. James said one of the best things about being on Lip Service was being able to walk to work and that he was proud of how great Glasgow looks on screen, "like downtown New York." Despite the fact that he has been nominated for a BAFTA and we'd just told him that our readers would be MUCH less interested in him, he still made us a coffee while we interviewed Fiona Button. That's the kind of fella he is.
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10.) The show is REALLY good. Okay so we've only seen episode one so far and a few scenes during filming and you might say, "Whoa, don't get ahead of yourselves." But all of the indications are positive. The acting is really strong, the script is sharp, the actors are on the right side of gorgeous and the actual look of the show is very British — in fact its gritty, cool-factor means that it actually has a lot more in common with other Brit dramas like This Life than The L Word.
So the countdown begins. Great LezBritain will become Lip Service central for the next couple of months as we bring you exclusive interviews with all cast members from the set and recap the series. It all begins with an interview here on AfterEllen.com with show creator Harriet Braun on October 4. Enjoy, lady lovers.
"Great LezBritain" authors Sarah, a Londoner, and Lee, a Glaswegian, met in a gay discotheque one bleak mid winter, eight years ago and have been shacked up together ever since. When not watching Tipping The Velvet, they find time to write, run a PR company, DJ at their own club nights and love a bit of jam on toast. Follow them on Twitter at greatlezbritain.


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Adding bevacizumab to chemotherapy for patients with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer extends progression-free survival (PFS) and overall response rate, suggesting its addition as an option for this difficult patient population, according to results of the AURELIA (Avastin Use in Platinum-Resistant Epithelial Ovarian Cancer) trial. Overall survival (OS) was not significantly affected, however.
In the Phase III open-label study, 361 patients were randomly assigned to chemotherapy alone (CT) or chemotherapy plus bevacizumab (Avastin, Genentech; BEV-CT. All patients had histologically confirmed epithelial ovarian, fallopian tube, or primary peritoneal cancer that had progressed within six months of completing four or more cycles of platinum-based therapy.
Treating clinicians selected their preferred single-agent CT (pegylated liposomal doxorubicin, paclitaxel or topotecan); half of the patients in the study were assigned to CT alone and the rest to BEV-CT. The bevacizumab dose was 10 mg/kg IV every two weeks or 15 mg/kg every three weeks.
Median PFS in the CT arm was 3.4 months (95% confidence interval [CI], 2.2-3.7) and 6.7 months in the BEV-CT group (95% CI, 5.7-7.9). Objective response rate (ORR), evaluated by RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria In Solid Tumors) and/or GCIG (Gynecologic Cancer Intergroup) cancer antigen (CA)-125 criteria, was 12.6% with CT and 30.9% with BEV-CT (18.3 percentage point difference [95% CI, 9.6-27.0] ). OS was not statistically significant: The study was not powered enough, and the large (40%) crossover from CT to BEV-CT made a determination impossible. Median OS was 13.3 months (95% CI, 11.9-16.4) in the CT group and 16.6 months (95% CI, 13.7-19) in the BEV-CT group.
Eric Pujade-Lauraine of the Université Paris Descartes and his colleagues published the results in the Journal of Clinical Oncology (2014;32:1302-1308, PMID: 24637997). Adverse events (AEs) reported in previous bevacizumab trials (grade 2 or higher hypertension and proteinuria) were also reported here. Hand–foot syndrome and peripheral sensory neuropathy were similar in both groups; these AEs may be related to the longer chemotherapy exposure in the BEV-CT group rather than bevacizumab-related exacerbation of the symptoms. Overall, AEs of interest were reported in 40.3% of the CT group and 57.0% of the BEV-CT group.
The AURELIA study is the fourth largest randomized trial of bevacizumab in ovarian cancer, the second randomized trial in recurrent ovarian cancer, and the first in platinum-resistant disease. The authors found that the addition of bevacizumab to weekly paclitaxel, weekly topotecan or monthly pegylated liposomal doxorubicin prolonged PFS by approximately three months, without a significant increase in toxicity. The improvement in PFS in this study is similar to those seen in the other randomized comparisons. Despite a moderate increase in PFS, bevacizumab has not yet been approved for treatment of ovarian cancer in the United States, but it has been approved in Europe. Although three to four months may seem to be a small increase, patients with platinum-resistant ovarian cancer have limited options and PFS is relatively short. In this particular population, a near doubling of PFS (3.4 to 6.7 months) with a median duration of therapy of three versus six cycles could be considered a significant improvement.
Furthermore, there is ongoing debate over what should be considered the appropriate end points for trials in patients with recurrent disease who are receiving palliative chemotherapy. This is further heightened by the development and use of targeted agents, which do not always demonstrate similar response patterns as cytotoxic agents, although the target is inhibited or otherwise affected. PFS and ORR may reflect a particular therapy's efficacy more precisely, but one of the goals remains improvement in OS. Quality of life has become a standard secondary outcome, and other patient-reported outcomes are being collected. In this study, the authors found that of the 113 patients with ascites at baseline, only 2% underwent a paracentesis after starting therapy with bevacizumab compared with 17% of those who received chemotherapy alone. In a disease where abdominal symptoms such as bloating, distention and discomfort affect quality of life, improvements in patient-reported outcomes can be considered additional, important measures of clinical benefit. However, to what degree a fairly subjective measure such as patient-reported outcomes should drive trial design and drug approval remains a topic of further investigation and debate.
Similar to previous studies, the addition of bevacizumab to cytotoxic chemotherapy did not improve OS. In this trial, 40% of the patients who received chemotherapy alone proceeded to receive single-agent bevacizumab after progression. This may have obscured the interpretation of true survival benefit, but also poses the question whether adding bevacizumab to chemotherapy versus sequencing it is the best approach. Given the improvement in ORR of 11.8% with chemotherapy alone compared with 27.3% with bevacizumab using RECIST (11.6% vs. 31.8% using GCIG CA-125 criteria), combination therapy seems to be a reasonable option. Fortunately, most of the toxicity that was seen involved hypertension, but the increased risk for bowel perforation (2.2% vs 0%) also should be discussed with the patient.
In conclusion, the addition of bevacizumab to standard therapy for recurrent platinum-resistant ovarian cancer is a reasonable treatment option. The PFS benefit of three months may be the greatest in the subset of patients with abdominal symptoms caused by ascites, in whom a decrease in the need for paracentesis was also seen.
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Kanpur: A 35-year-old farmer allegedly committed suicide fearing that he may lose his land as he was unable to repay a bank loan, police said on Friday. Body of Mahendra Singh was found hanging from the ceiling of his room by his wife on Thursday in Pichaura village of Kanpur (Rural) district, police said.
He had mortgaged his land in 2007 to take a bank loan of Rs 3.14 lakh for a tractor, Singh's wife Lakshmi said.
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I bought this 99% for the blaze orange color (I live and ride in national forests with a lot of hunters) and the fact that it was on sale for $25. However, it's also got a really nice set of pockets in the back, which impressed me as well once I put it on. Much more secure than the pockets on some other jerseys I've worn.
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Sunday, April 27, 2014
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Wednesday, April 2, 2014
In January of this year I got an idea for a novella (length between a novel and short story). I finished
this work in early February (name to be decided later) and pitched it to an editor. Long story short (no pun intended)
within a week I had an offer to publish by Soul Mate Publishing. Now, if I can just get that contract from Pelican Book
Group (for my full length Christian/Inspirational romance entitled The Man Upstairs), it would mean three
contracts within a year! I'm off and running on my second career! Keep me in your prayers. Thanks to everyone who have
helped make that possible!
Monday, December 23, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Got my first professional review from TRR - The Romance Reviews. FIVE STAR!!!!!
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
The Man Upstairs (my fourth novel) has been chosen as a finalist for the "Hot Prospects"
national contest held by a chapter of Romance Writers of America, in the Single Title Contemporary category. Judges for the
three finalists are renowned editors for Sourcebooks, Inc. and Random House. Winners will be announced December 15th. Please
keep your fingers and toes crossed that The Man Upstairs does well!
Friday, October 11, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
After a month, Time for Raine is still listed as the number 1 Best Seller on my publisher's website.
Thank you all for purchasing the e-version. It is now available for Nook owners on Barnes and Noble. I have included all the
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Remember for those of you who still like to hold
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The e-version of my book "Time for Raine" is now available at online sites. Below are the
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Well, the edits for Time for Raine are done, the MS resides with the proof reader. Next it's
the galleys. Hard to believe the journey on this story is about a month away from release date. Next step will be the cover,
bio, and blurb.
As for The Man Upstairs, still waiting
for agent to decide if she will represent me. She was to do a complete read last week. Perhaps no news is good news?
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Received my first edit from my editor for Time for Raine. I can't say enough about how good
my editor is. Although she has given me a ton of work and only two weeks to do it, she is spot on concerning changes/corrections
that need to be done. I foresee a few all nighters to meet this deadline.
As for my latest The Man Upstairs, I have re-written this work as an Inspirational novel. I did this at
the suggestion of a potential agent. Because I made this decision, I have had to turn down TWO offers for contracts to
publish. However, the MS is sitting at a MAJOR publisher (as a result of a referral and subsequent request). I should hear
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During an interview with DJ Envy on Sirius XM Hip-Hop Nation a few hours ago Pusha T was asked what he thought of Lil Wayne's Dedication 5 . The reply was straight to the point. He then went on to speak on his My Name Is My Name album, Kanye's rant at the album listening session and much more.
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High-energy COIL
This engineer is making an adjustment to the beam control optics from the chemical oxygen iodine laser (COIL). This missile-killing beam is expected to pack a megawatt-class punch.
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By GARY DEMUTH Salina Journal | Friday, August 01, 2014 2:00 AM
Galactic gets crowd dancing with funk and jazz
Galactic gets crowd dancing with funk and jazz
When the instrumental funk and jazz jam band Galactic was formed 20 years ago in New Orleans, it went by a more provocative name: Galactic Prophylactic.
That name was soon discarded, said founding member and bassist Robert Mercurio.
"We were a college band and had different members and a different approach," he said. "We settled into this name."
The name may be shorter, but the party vibe the band created through numerous performances at New Orleans' famed Mardi Gras is still going strong, Mercurio said.
"We thrive more in a party atmosphere kind of setting," he said. "We started playing Mardi Gras and a lot of house parties, so it's really not a sit-down situation with us. We have people up and dancing."
Galactic will perform Aug. 8 at Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts, 151 S. Santa Fe.
The one-man band
Opening for the band will be That1Guy, aka Mike Silverman, who has became a popular act at the Smoky Hill River Festival by playing his "magic pipe." The pipe is a one-of-a-kind combination of stand-up bass, synthesizer, percussion drum and digital electronics that Silverman slams and plucks to create a variety of sounds.
That1Guy will perform a 50-minute set before Galactic takes the stage.
New Orleans connection
The band that would become Galactic was formed in 1994 by Mercurio, originally from Chevy Chase, Md., and guitarist and childhood friend Jeff Raines while both were students at Tulane and Loyola universities, in New Orleans.
The college friends and budding musicians embraced New Orleans' local funk scene, which showcased acts such as The Meters, the Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Professor Longhair.
"New Orleans funk and jazz has always been an underlying influence for the band, and there's always an element of New Orleans in our music," Mercurio said. "But we bring a modern sensibility to the music that not every New Orleans band does."
Galactic has morphed through the years from New Orleans party band to a fusion of rock, jazz, world music, electronic dance music, blues and West Coast hip-hop, Mercurio said.
Sought by other bands
The band can be this versatile, he said, because of its multitalented musicians.
"Each musician gets their moment to solo," he said. "Everyone in the band is sought out by other bands to record with them."
Besides Mercurio and Raines, Galactic members include Rich Vogel on keyboards, Stanton Moore on drums and Ben Ellman on saxophone. Also joining the band on this tour is Corey Henry on horns and Maggie Koerner on vocals.
Galactic has released 10 albums in its 20-year career. The latest is 2012's "Carnivale Electricos," which Mercurio described as a record that tries to evoke a "megacarnival," using elements of both Mardi Gras and the carnival atmos-phere of Brazil.
New sounds, influences
"We're always trying to push ourselves with new sounds and new influences," he said. Mercurio said the band is recording a new album to be released at the beginning of 2015. In the meantime, it will continue to perform about 100 concerts a year.
The goal of Galactic, Mercurio said, is to make people forget about their troubles for a couple of hours and just enjoy the music and dance.
"We want audiences to have a good time and hopefully leave exhausted from dancing," he said.


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