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Brother Teddy has clocked up five classily crafted pop albums, dad Richard, the progenitor of English folk-rock, rather more. Mum Linda's split with Richard spawned the sorrowfully thrilling break-up album Shoot Out the Lights (1982), the pair's last and best together. Linda was pregnant as it was recorded and she and Richard fell apart. And that daughter, Kami, is here tonight, with Linda watching in the wings, to launch her own first album, Love Lies.
This Thompson has begun with a break-up album, though she's left it vague whether one heartbreaker or many are behind its lyrics on abandonment, unfaithfulness and disappointment. "Where's my heart gone, I wonder, without crazy to focus on," she ponders in tonight's opener, "Little Boy Blue", symptomatic of an avowed liking for challenging partners and romantic turmoil. "I used to think I missed you... I was just a child then," she sneers on "4,000 Miles" to some Californian ex, and there's perhaps thankfully no sense of the harrowing depths her parents plumbed. The fault in her very promising debut, in fact, is its eventually monotone delivery and themes.
She's nervous, wondering quietly to the band what she should say when she takes the stage for this short set in a characterless new basement venue. But she has charisma – lips red and jaw ferociously jutting. Her voice and sometimes tunes remind me of the great lost English folk-rock band of the 1990s, the Hank Dogs (still to be glimpsed occasionally in the south London she calls home). Mostly, though, her music's a hard, fast cross between new wave and AOR, radio formats from before she was born. It's a bit like Costello, when he was backed by the nascent Huey Lewis and the News. The four-piece she leads on rhythm guitar includes a punchy electric guitarist whose sharp solos light the band up.
When she sends them off for a "crack-cocaine break", Thompson shuts her eyes for the spare country dirge "Never Again", and the smoky "Nice Cars". "Gotta Hold On" concludes her running romantic theme. But "Hold Your Fire", which isn't on Love Lies, is the song I'll remember. Its low, smouldering melody accompanies a list of suicide styles – brains spilled, throat slit – and the accusation: "You killed yourself and promptly murdered me". If it's a K. Thompson original, she'll carve her own name in her family's musical plot.
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Mortality has been suggested to be increased in autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
To examine both all-cause and cause-specific mortality in ASD, as well as investigate moderating role of gender and intellectual ability.
Odds ratios (ORs) were calculated for a population-based cohort of ASD probands (n = 27 122, diagnosed between 1987 and 2009) compared with gender-, age- and county of residence-matched controls (n = 2 672 185).
During the observed period, 24 358 (0.91%) individuals in the general population died, whereas the corresponding figure for individuals with ASD was 706 (2.60%; OR = 2.56; 95% CI 2.38–2.76). Cause-specific analyses showed elevated mortality in ASD for almost all analysed diagnostic categories. Mortality and patterns for cause-specific mortality were partly moderated by gender and general intellectual ability.
Premature mortality was markedly increased in ASD owing to a multitude of medical conditions.
The study was funded by the regional agreement on medical training and clinical research (ALF) between Stockholm County Council and Karolinska Institutet (grants no. 20120419 and 20130630, Tatja Hirvikoski), Karolinska Institutet in cooperation with the Stockholm County Council (KI/SLL, 2008:9, Sven Bölte), the Swedish Research Council (grant no. 523-2009-7054, Sven Bölte) and the Swedish Research Council in cooperation with the Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare, Vinnova and FORMAS (cross-disciplinary research programme concerning children's and youth's mental health, grant no. 259-2012-24, Sven Bölte).
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Recognizing MERS's role in modern day mortgage lending, the Arizona Court of Appeals confirmed in Delo v. GMAC Mortgage, LLC that tax lien purchasers must notify MERS when identified in the Deed of Trust before foreclosing on real property.
In this case, Delo purchased a tax lien in 2007. After the redemption period passed, Delo filed a tax lien foreclosure action naming only the original mortgage lender and the homeowners, even though the Deed of Trust identified MERS as the record beneficiary. The original lender was no longer in business, and the homeowners, who were already in default on their mortgage loan, failed to appear. The court accordingly entered a default judgment for Delo, who then obtained a Treasurer's Deed for the property. In the meantime, the property was sold at a trustee's sale. GMAC was the successful bidder, acquiring the property by credit bid.
Delo then sued GMAC to quiet title. Following cross-motions for summary judgment, the trial court entered judgment for Delo finding that GMAC's interest in the property was not recorded as of the date of the foreclosure action, and the recorded lis pendens put GMAC on notice of the need to intervene in the foreclosure action to protect its interest. As to MERS, Delo argued that he was not required to give it notice, because MERS was only an agent of the original lender, whom he named and defaulted in the prior foreclosure action.
MERS, who was not made aware of the quiet title action, or the prior foreclosure action, until after the quiet title judgment issued, sought to appeal the quiet title judgment as an aggrieved nonparty. The Court of Appeals permitted MERS to appeal, and also permitted it to intervene in GMAC's appeal. Following briefing and argument, the Court of Appeals sided with MERS and GMAC, and reversed, directing the trial court to enter judgment in favor of GMAC, on the basis of the references to MERS in the Deed of Trust.
In reversing, the Court of Appeals noted that equity favors redemption, and twice observed that Delo's pre-foreclosure title search revealed MERS's interest in the real property. Yet, Delo chose not to join MERS in the foreclosure action even though "the Deed of Trust not only expressly identifies MERS as the nominee for the lender, but also as beneficiary, and the holder of legal title to the property." MERS's interests, the Court of Appeals observed, "protected the interests of [GMAC]." The burden was not on GMAC to intervene in the foreclosure action, as Delo argued, but "rather on Delo to ascertain those with a legal or equitable interest in the property."
Accordingly, the Court of Appeals held that "those who purchase tax liens and seek to foreclose on them must give MERS notice of the foreclosure proceedings when they are identified in the Deed of Trust."
This is an important decision for the mortgage lending industry, because it validates the expectations of secondary mortgage market participants that their property interests are protected through MERS's role as holder of the security instrument entitled to notice of all legal proceedings. Delo v. GMAC Mortgage, LLC also provides clarity to tax lien purchasers and others of their notice obligations when foreclosing.
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Max Richter - Three Worlds again #1 on CLASSIC fM chartPosted At : February 20, 2017 12:00 AM
For the week of 19th February: The top three albums in the Classic FM Chart has remained the same for three weeks now, plus to add the the resilience, no. 4 is also a non-mover this week. Two weeks ago, Max Richter's new album Three Worlds entered the chart at no. 1. For the third week running it is still holding the top spot, while both Einaudi's Islands and The Classical Album are also non-movers at no. 2 and no. 3 for the third week in a row. The 50 Greatest Pieces of Classical Music by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, which climbed to no. 4 last week, is also a non-mover this week. The rest of the chart it is a game of two extremes - pieces either moved one or two places, or jumped around dramatically. This is reflected in the rest of the top 10, which includes eight albums the same as last week, as well as our top four non-movers. One of the new additions to the top 10 is Classic FM: A Night at the Movies, which jumped a staggering 19 places last week and climbs a further 5 places this week to no. 6. Jonathan Antoine's Believe is on a rollercoaster ride in the Classic FM Chart. It is the second new addition to the top 10 as well as being this week's highest climber, rising 15 places from no. 24 to no. 9. Strangely enough, this album was last week's biggest faller, dropping from no. 4 to no. 24, and the week before that it was a new entry. It is encouraging to see albums are constantly regaining popularity, yet nothing is guaranteed. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica; min-height: 12.0px} span.s1 {text-decoration: underline} Elsewhere in the chart, this week's largest faller is Bach: Cantatas with Iestyn Davies, which drops 12 places from the middle of the chart to just inside the top 30. All new entries and re-entries feature in the lower half of the chart this week, including new albums from Henning Kraggerud with the Malmö Symphony Orchestra and Virgin & Child: Music from the Baldwin Partbooks II, and five re-entries from Max Richter, Alfie Boe, John Williams: Greatest Hits 1969-1999, London Symphony Orchestra and 100 Hits: Relaxing Classics.
Maxim Vengerov & SSO play Brahms Violin Concerto in D / The Sydney Morning Herald reviewPosted At : February 20, 2017 12:00 AM
The Sydney Symphony brought one of the world's great violinists, Maxim Vengerov, to town for Brahms Violin Concerto in D, a work which in its own day was emblematic of purely musical thought untarnished by popularism, political appropriation or cultural relativism. Vengerov's performance was in the great 20th century Russian tradition where strength of tone projection and a characteristic expressive approach dominate. Vengerov eased into the expressive, widely arching theme second theme of the first movement with caressing emphasis on the G sharp and, after bewitching virtuosity in the cadenza, amplified the expressive potential of the Tranquillo coda to the maximum. READ THE FULL Sydney Morning Herald REVIEW p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica; min-height: 12.0px} span.s1 {text-decoration: underline}
Bill Frisell documentary set to premiere at SXSW / NOISE.comPosted At : February 20, 2017 12:00 AM
American jazz musician Bill Frisell was born in Baltimore and grew up in Denver. As a child he studied clarinet with Richard Joiner of the Denver Symphony Orchestra and then studied music at the University of Northern Colorado. Bill became the ECM Records in-house guitar player in the 80s working on 'Psalm' for Paul Motian and then Jan Garbarek's 'Paths, Prints'. In 1988 after a stint in New York City, Bill moved to Seattle where he recorded 'Have A Little Faith', paying tribute to American music as diverse as Dylan to Madonna. Frisell collaborated with Elvis Costello for 'The Sweetest Punch' reworking the songs of Elvis and Burt Bacharach on their 'Painted From Memory' album. His most recent album 'When You Wish Upon A Star' was released in 2016. Emma Franz previous documentary 'Intangible Asset No. 82' told the story of jazz drummer Simon Barker. It screened at SXSW in 2009. The documentary 'Bill Frisell A Portrait', by Australian filmmaker Emma Franz, will have its world premiere at SXSW on March 12, 13 and 16. Sunday, March 12 at 4:00 PM – Alamo Ritz 1
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Daniil Trifonov set for Australian dates next month / The Sydney Morning HeraldPosted At : February 20, 2017 12:00 AM
Daniil Trifonov performs with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the Opera House on March 1, 3 & 4; at Sydney's City Recital Hall on March 6; with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra at Perth Concert Hall on March 10 & 11; at Melbourne Recital Centre on March 14 as part of the Great Performers Series; and with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at Arts Centre Melbourne on March 17, 18 & 20. The exciting young virtuoso, who tours Australia next month, also often records himself practising, so he can keep discovering new things in the music. "It gives a different perspective, a third-person perspective, which is a helpful way of noticing things you miss in the first person at the piano itself." READ THE FULL The Sydney Morning Herald ARTICLE p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica; min-height: 12.0px}
Michelle Willis set for The Spot on Kirk / Roanoke TimesPosted At : February 20, 2017 12:00 AM
When Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member David Crosby brought his most recent project to Roanoke's Jefferson Center in December 2016, he made sure to give the audience a generous introduction to his band mates. Among them was Michelle Willis, from Toronto, Canada. Introducing her song, "Persimmon," Crosby told the 715 people in the audience that they would love the song. After Willis finished the hauntingly sad number, to huge applause, Crosby lightheartedly reminded them that he had told them so. On Wednesday, Willis returns to Roanoke, this time on her own, for a solo performance at The Spot on Kirk. Some two months beyond that early December concert, Willis was still amazed at Crosby's generosity. "I would never expect an artist I'm working for to be that generous, onstage or off. And he was that, in multitudes," Willis said in a phone call from the road last week. "He's such an idol to us. For him to throw all these kind words towards us on stage in front of hundreds of people was really something else." READ THE FULL Roanoke Times ARTICLE
Daniel Barenboim - Sticking With It / Wisconsin Public RadioPosted At : February 19, 2017 12:00 AM
At the age of twelve, Daniel Barenboim was a poised, accomplished pianist with three years of major concerts to his credit. In the summer of 1955, he was taking a conducting class at the Salzburg Mozarteum. The school had brought in a series of guest teachers, conductors who were working at the Salzburg Festival, each of whom would instruct the class for a day. Among the guest teachers was the formidable George Szell, longtime conductor of the Cleveland Orchestra, who had been given credit for building it into what one critic called "the world's keenest symphonic instrument." Young Barenboim had met Szell a year earlier, auditioning successfully for him as a pianist. But now the boy was on the spot. On the day that the stern and strict Szell was to teach the class, it was Barenboim's turn to conduct. Bravely, he began to lead the orchestra. Very quickly, the whole performance fell apart. With pointed words, Szell advised Barenboim to stick with the piano and become a serious musician. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica} p.p2 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 10.0px Helvetica; min-height: 12.0px} But Barenboim stuck with conducting, and, thirteen years later, as he was to lead the London Symphony in Carnegie Hall, he was told that Szell was in the audience. The strict lesson for a twelve-year-old paid off. Szell, who was now its Music Advisor, invited Barenboim to become the ongoing conductor of the New York Philharmonic. SEE THE Wisconsin Public Radio PAGE
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Theo Bleckmann, one of the true vocal innovators, releases - Elegy / The Irish TimesPosted: February 16, 2017 12:00 AM | By: Admin
German-born, New York-resident singer Theo Bleckmann is one of the true vocal innovators, a voice-as-instrument musician who combines the sonic adventure of the New York avant-garde with the precision and arch intensity of Weimar cabaret. As the title implies, his leader debut for ECM is a set of self-composed reflections death and transcendence, but it's nothing like as dark or morbid as that suggests.
With a front-rank group that includes guitarist Ben Monder, pianist Shai Maestro, bassist Chris Tordini and drummer John Hollenbeck, Bleckmann spins an ethereal web of sound that hovers on the brink of ambience – wistful, hopeful sounds that ebb and flow like wind through a graveyard.
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Beyond being a vocalist of rare purity and daring, Theo Bleckmann is a sound painter who creates what JazzTimes has described aptly as "luminous webs" in music. The German-born New Yorker – after appearing on two ECM albums by Meredith Monk and on another by pianist Julia Hülsmann of Kurt Weill songs – makes his striking label debut as a leader with Elegy. This album showcases Bleckmann as a composer as much as a singer, with several instrumental pieces voiced by what he calls his "ambient" band of kindred-spirit guitarist Ben Monder, keyboardist Shai Maestro and the subtle rhythm team of Chris Tordini and John Hollenbeck. Highlights include Bleckmann's sublime rendition of Stephen Sondheim's "Comedy Tonight" ("tragedy tomorrow… comedy tonight"), as well as the mellifluous vocalise of "Little Elegy" and achingly poetic song "To Be Shown to Monks at a Certain Temple."
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|4 Ounce, crumbled
|Sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Lemon juice
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|1 Teaspoon
|Instant minced onion
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Difficulty Level:Easy
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Calories 890 Calories from Fat 685
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 78 g119.9%
Saturated Fat 47.6 g238.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 204.6 mg68.2%
Sodium 2734.9 mg114%
Total Carbohydrates 21 g7%
Dietary Fiber 0.02 g0.08%
Sugars 13.7 g
Protein 29 g58.1%
Vitamin A 43.8% Vitamin C 7.3%
Calcium 85.3% Iron 4.2%
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Todd Burleson
President and Owner
Director and founder of Alpine Ascents International, Todd has achieved unparalleled success in the mountain guiding industry and is one of the world's leading mountaineers. Todd spent most of his childhood in Alaska where his prowess and love for mountaineering were developed. In his eighteen years of guiding, he has led 8 expeditions to Mt. Everest, and has guided successful expeditions on every continent including all of the Seven Summits. In addition to instructing mountaineering courses, Todd has recently led successful expeditions to Mongolia, Rainier, Elbrus, Kilimanjaro, Vinson, Everest and a number of first ascents in the arctic region of Greenland. Recently, Todd led our trip to Cho-Oyu and runs our school and Denali programs in Alaska. Todd joins many of our expeditions in a support role, overseeing logistics, climber development and ensuring a good time is had by all. He currently lives in Alaska where he is raising yaks, fishing and flying. Forever climbing great peaks around the world, Todd just climbed Aconcagua again as well as Australia's Kosciusko, completing his Seven Summits for the second time. In 1998 Todd was awarded the American Alpine Club's prestigious David J. Sowles award for his rescue efforts on Mt. Everest in 1996.
Gordon Janow
Director of Programs
Gordon is a founding member of Alpine Ascents International and is responsible for overseeing daily operations and expeditions. He has a keen interest in business ethics, operations and marketing. A long term fixture in the adventure travel industry, he is on the education staff of the Adventure Tourist Travel Association, a board member of the Alpine Ascents Foundation and an advisory board member of Rock the Earth.
Gordon is an independent traveler, who has scouted new travel destinations around the globe. He has a particular love of the Western Asia, from Peshawar to Bangladesh, Ladakh to Sri Lanka, this region of the world has always captured his heart and mind. He has also served as an Indian subcontinent expert for numerous media sources such the New York Times, BBC and Outside Magazine and has appeared on CNN, MSNBC and the NBC Nightly News. Gordon and his family live on Bainbridge Island, where he is hockey coach and theater dad.
Please feel free to contact Gordon should you be interested in private tours, India trips or any of Alpine Ascents programs.
Matt Lepisto
Director of Information Technology
A life-long outdoor enthusiast, Matt has over 2 decades of outdoor industry experience and a penchant for media and information design which has garnered multiple awards. As Director of Information Technology, Matt manages and refines our network, media, and business systems, develops and designs our marketing, advertising, and promotional materials, and is in charge of all facets of our expedition cybercasts. He is also responsible for creating and maintaining our award-winning web site and keeping us sane when said technology become all together too much.
Paul Koubek
Program Supervisor
As Program Supervisor, Paul supports guide staff in the field, oversees guide scheduling & recruitment, helps with permitting, and coordinates guide trainings. In addition he acts as a liaison between clients, office and guide staff in order to provide the highest quality programs possible to our climbers. Paul brings diverse professional experience working in a lifelong career leading groups in the outdoors. Before joining Alpine Ascents, Paul worked in supervisory positions for the National Outdoor Leadership School (where he was Mountaineering Program Supervisor for NOLS PNW and Head Program Supervisor for NOLS Patagonia) and the U.S. Antarctic Program (where he was Lead Mountaineer). Paul is an AMGA Certified Rock and Alpine Guide and an IFMGA Aspirant guide.
Peter Athans
Peter is responsible for overseeing our partnership with Mt. Rainier National Park and taking a leadership role in developing safety and training protocols for our guide staff. Peter also works with our Expedition Manager in assessing daily climbing conditions and managing our Mt. Rainier programs. As a climber and guide, Peter has summited Mount Everest seven times and has participated in 14 Everest expeditions over the course of 2 decades. He has an outstanding international reputation as a leader and guide. Peter's climbing expertise may even be overshadowed by his ability to guide and successfully assist others in reaching summits. Peter has led Alpine Ascents' climbs to Everest, Denali, Kilimanjaro, Carstensz Pyramid and Mt. Vinson and frequently leads our climbs on Mt. Rainier. Full Guide Bio
Chris Thalman
Program Coordinator
Chris is often the first point of contact for clients. He signs people up for trips, juggles the various waitlists, and keeps the trip availability up-to-date on the website. Chris only recently arrived in Seattle, having grown up in Wisconsin and lived in Los Angeles for a dozen years. His interests include music, movies, and books.
Gary Harrington
Director of Finance & Operations
Gary directs the day-to-day financial operations of Alpine Ascents. He's recently arrived in Seattle after living overseas for a number of years whilst working for various not for profits. Gary's interests include soccer, cricket and a growing understanding of baseball.
Matt Miller
Operations Manager
Matt carries out a variety of tasks to ensure that our retail store, rental department, and program logistics are all running smoothly. Having climbed, skied, and paddled whitewater both nationally and internationally, Matt is also our "Resident Gear Junkie", with a thorough and versatile knowledge of all-things gear. He's happy to chat with you about anything gear-related! Out of the office, Matt juggles graduate courses in theology and training hard for his next adventure.
Aaron Bailey
Assistant Operations Manager
With years of experience climbing, Aaron brings invaluable support and insight to all logistical and gear-related aspects of our operation. With thousands of days spent adventuring across the globe, Aaron knows firsthand the importance of a trip well-equipped, and is an equally excellent resource for both first-time and long-time climbers. In the front-country, Aaron can often be found chasing the sunrise, reading science fiction, or eating nachos.
Dani Nelson
Operations Staff
Hailing from Duluth, MN, Dani works to outfit climbers climbing near & far. She is an encyclopedia of gear knowledge, and leverages years of experience working with major outdoor brands to ensure climbers are properly equipped to summit peaks on any continent. While her home crag of Palisade Head sits on the shores of Lake Superior, she currently resides in Washington, where she can be found cooking, climbing, or trail running.
Brendan Smith
Operations Staff
Brendan handles many of the day-to-day tasks that help keep our Seattle headquarters running like a well-oiled machine, and can often be heard on the phone with climbers talking through the gear required for an expedition. When he's not tackling myriad projects around the office, he can usually be found exploring hard to reach corners of Washington's mountains by foot or ski. He's always happy to talk about obscure climbing and skiing objectives, or his extensive catalog of the best taco trucks en route to the mountains around Seattle.
Mary Brown
Guide Manager
Alaskan transplant and resident cookie monster, Mary works on guide scheduling, training, hiring, and assorted other logistics of the Alpine Ascents guide staff. In her free time, she can found trying to climb as much as humanely possible. From Indian Creek splitters to alpine missions in the North Cascades, Mary loves it all. Her spirit animal is the snow leopard but her ridiculous leggings make her infinitely easier to spot.
Joe Kluberton
Alaska Operations Manager
Joe grew up in Talkeetna, Alaska and often leads our Yak treks in the beautiful mountains around his hometown. He is an avid traditional climber having spent numerous seasons enjoying long multi-pitch routes in Yosemite Valley, Tuolumne Meadows and Red Rocks, as well as satisfying his fingertips with technical rock climbing in Smith Rock, City of Rocks, Cochise Stronghold, and Joshua Tree to name a few. Joe has also climbed internationally in Argentina, Chile, Peru, New Zealand, Australia, Thailand and Nepal.
Joe has a thirst for adventure; from ocean crossings in the South Pacific to 100 mile treks through the Himalayas. Having traveled in over 30 countries, he embraces the opportunity to experience new cultures and meet new people from around the world.
Joe managed Everest Base Camp for five years and will now be transitioning into our Denali Expeditions and Courses as our Alaska Operations Manager. He also holds a Master's Degree in Resource Economics and is focused on maximizing his utility through the enjoyment of the Earth's natural beauty.
Willi Prittie
Alaska Operations
Willi has been climbing, guiding and teaching for the past quarter century. Willi is considered one of the premier instructors in America and his students have had outstanding success in reaching personal goals. He has amassed hundreds of ascents (many while guiding) in Washington, Canada and Alaska. Willi is an AMGA Certified Alpine Guide and in the past was responsible for training and certifying new guides, and accrediting guide services. Fluent in Spanish and well versed in South American culture he has an outstanding reputation for leading safe and successful trips. Needless to say, Willi has developed quite a following and has led climbs to Mt. Sajama, Cho-Oyu, Pumori, Island & Mera Peak and multiple guided ascents of Denali and in Mexico, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. Willi has led over thirty climbs to the summit of Aconcagua and is considered one of the world's leading climbing and logistical experts in the region. Willi also bears the responsibility of training new guides on climbs around the world. Willi led our 2000 Everest, Vinson, Aconcagua, Denali and Kilimanjaro expeditions. Willi is the consummate mountain guide and one of the most respected mountaineers in America. Most recently Willi led our 2002 & 2003 Mt. Everest expeditions that put 31 climbers on the summit! Most recently, Willi competed on the National Geographic Channel's "Ultimate Survival Alaska".
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SpeakerThe University of Illinois Geometry Laboratory (IGL)
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Representatives of various science programs at the U. of I. and Parkland College, the Pollinators and the C-U Astronomy Club will answer questions about science on 23 Saturdays from May through October from 8 a.m.-noon at the Market at the Square. This week The University of Illinois Geometry Laboratory (IGL) will be at the Market. Come stop by! For full season schedule visit: http://physics.illinois.edu/outreach/science-on-the-market.asp


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The National Prion Clinic (NPC) is the national referral centre for prion disease and is part of the University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH). It is funded by the NHS to provide diagnosis and care for patients with, or suspected to have, any form of human prion disease (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, CJD). The clinic is integrally linked with the MRC Prion Unit at the Institute of Neurology, a Postgraduate Research Institute of University College London. The NPC provides diagnosis and care for all forms of prion disease (inherited, iatrogenic, sporadic and variant CJD). We aim to review new patients within a week of referral. The NPC also plays a key role in facilitating research to promote early diagnosis and the development of potential therapies.
The following sections provide information on prion disease, the services we offer and research into prion disease (CJD).
Thank-you for attending the open day held on 7th February. We really value the time taken to complete the feed back form. The responses were overall very positive, it is important that you feel supported in your role as a patient/carer. We would like to hear if you have ideas about how our service could be improved and how to support you in this role.
Once again thank-you for taking the time to complete the feedback form, feel free to offer any further feed-back directly to your Nurse or Doctor, or via the Prion-help contact email address: email@example.com
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The MRC Prion Unit has been conducting a long-term clinical study on prion diseases in the UK as part of its research to develop effective treatments for these conditions. In the course of this research, we perform detailed studies on brain samples where patients and their families consent to donate tissue for our research. Recently, we looked at eight patients who had developed CJD after treatment with growth hormone. Surprisingly, we found that four had significant or severe changes in their brains normally seen in Alzheimer's disease (AD) which are very rarely seen in patients of this age group.
Prion diseases usually cause problems with balance and thinking skills due to damage in the brain and other parts of the central nervous system. They are caused by a normal body protein, called the prion protein, changing shape, depositing in brain tissue, and becoming toxic to nerve cells (Background to Prion Disease). The National Prion Clinic team now report the investigation of a new disease in a single large family, caused by a gene mutation. This gene mutation makes a short version of the prion protein and uncouples it from attachment to the surface of cells. The newly identified prion disease is unusual because the symptoms start with diarrhea. The symptoms typically commence when patients are in their thirties, and then over the next 10 years the symptoms gradually progress and involve loss of sensation in the feet, and low blood pressure on standing. It is only 20 years later that problems with thinking skills start. Deposits of abnormal prion protein were found throughout the body, for example, in the gut, nerves, heart, and lungs. Doctors should now be aware that if they have a patient with unexplained diarrhea and signs of a neuropathy it's worth checking the prion protein gene for abnormalities.
The National Prion Clinic team have developed a rating scale for prion diseases, that will have major implications in future treatment trials. In a paper published in the top neurological scientific journal Brain, the team describe a precise way to track how patients with prion disease are progressing. The use of the MRC Prion Disease Rating Scale or "MRC Scale" in short form, in the National Monitoring Prion Cohort has revealed there are three distinct patterns of change: 1. slow progression associated with genetic forms of disease, 2. rapid progression associated with any form of the disease, and 3. a proportion of patients that survive in a comatose state sometimes for prolonged periods of time. The paper is based on follow-on work from a MRC funded clinical trial PRION-1 (2004-2007), using the anti-malarial drug – quinacrine, which concluded that there was a need for a definitive prion disease rating scale. The PRION-1 study raised lots of questions, in particular about how to measure the progress of patients through the disease. Some rating scales we have used in the past were poor at measuring patient progression, though questions about every-day activities seemed to match clinical reality. The new rating scale is based on interviews with 71 families, we've taken into account the experience of the disease from the perspective of patients, their relatives and carers to find out what are the important symptoms of the disease. Questions focus on speech, memory, continence, mobility and self-care, which are all important aspects of how the disease impacts on families. We appreciate and acknowledge the contribution of carers and relatives to this research work.
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Glenwick plc is a company incorporated in the Isle of Man. Its board of directors are Graham Smith, Sam Quinn and Amanda Van Dyke.
Glenwick plc is incorporated in the Isle of Man and is admitted to trading on AIM. As a result, Glenwick plc is subject to the UK's City Code on Takeovers and Mergers.
In November 2015, Glenwick plc emerged following the restructuring and change of name from Treveria Plc, formerly an AIM quoted property investment company. Fresh funding was sourced to enable Glenwick plc to continue as an AIM company.
The Company will seek to acquire companies within the natural resources sector. Initially the geographical focus will be Australasia and North America but may also consider other regions to the extent that the Board considers that valuable opportunities exist and positive returns can be achieved. The Board will conduct initial due diligence appraisals of potential businesses or projects and, where it believes further investigation is warranted, intend to appoint appropriately qualified persons to assist. The Board believe it has a broad range of contacts through which it is likely to identify various opportunities which may prove suitable.
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Stocks shot out of the gate Tuesday, a nice chaser to the Dow's biggest one-day point gain in history, after the government announced a plan to buy stakes in the nation's largest financial institutions.
Wall Street looked set for another rally Tuesday, after the Dow recorded the biggest one-day point gain ever on Monday, as world markets continued to surge.
Stocks will take their cue from credit markets in the week ahead and whether they are responding to any of the government's efforts to thaw the glacial credit freeze.
Even as policy makers worked on details of a $700 billion bailout of the financial industry, Wall Street began looking for ways to profit from it, reports the New York Times.
For the historic week ending Friday, September 19, 2008, the major U.S. Indices managed to close mixed and almost flat after one of the most volatile trading weeks ever, driven by the collapse of investment bank, Lehman Brothers, enormous government actions around the globe, and billion dollar deal making. In one week, the government bailed out AIG, pumped funds into money markets, and banned short selling of financials - all while keeping the Fed Funds target unchanged and taking unprecedented actions to halt the liquidity crisis. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) surpassed the benchmark level of 30, hitting an intraday high of 42.16 on Thursday, its highest level since 10/2002. The major indices were all up and down +/- 3% for 4 of the past 5 days. The Dow posted a 2 day point move of more than 778 points as of Friday's close, after plummeting 811 between Monday and Wednesday and hitting 10,609.66, its lowest level since 11/9/2005. On Friday, The Nasdaq Composite recorded a 2-day point move of greater than 175 points after it closed down 109.05 points on Wednesday, its first triple digit decline for one day since it began trading after the 9/11 attacks. The S&P 500 flirted with record territory closing up 98.7 over the last two days, marking its biggest 2-day point move since 3/16/2000, the largest 2-day point move ever.
Stocks whipsawed back into positive territory after regulators in the US and Europe took aim at short sellers and progress continued toward resurrecting the Resolution Trust Corporation to dispose of bad bank assets.
Lehman falls, Merrill is sold, and more fallout is likely ahead. Wall Street has likely changed forever, says the New York Times.
Attention Starbucks shoppers, there's an early bird special over by the pastry counter. But only for the next 15 minutes, so better hurry! Sound far-fetched? Maybe not.
Oil prices will be the trigger for stocks in the week ahead. The Fed meets Tuesday and as usual, traders will watch for nuances in the Fed's post-meeting statement.
Following are the day's biggest winners and losers. Find out why shares of Harley-Davidson and Capital One popped while eBay and Yum! dropped.
The two factors moving the market today were 1) the drop in oil, now down almost 10 percent in two days, and 2) the rally in financials.
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Susquehanna Township-based Boles Metzger Brosius & Emrick PC named Peter McCachren and Matt O'Leary supervisors. McCachren is a certified public accountant and a graduate of Messiah College. O'Leary is a CPA and a graduate of Messiah College. Nathaniel Swanger was named a staff accountant. He is a graduate of Messiah.
Rochester, N.Y.-based Erdman Anthony named Todd Mahady and Scott Raboci associates with its office in Silver Spring Township. Mahady has more than 18 years of experience, including all the office's plumbing and fire protection work, and an associate degree in architectural technology from Pennsylvania College of Technology. Raboci is a professional engineer with the transportation group and has more than 25 years of experience with PennDOT, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission and county projects. He has a BS in civil engineering from Penn State University.
Upper Allen Township-based KCI Technologies Inc. named Michael A. Schober leader of its Northeast region environmental engineering practice. He is a professional engineer with 27 years of experience and a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Villanova University.
Manor Township-based Rettew named Thomas "Brad" Burwell a group manager of the natural sciences division in the Canton, Ohio, office. He has more than 32 years of environmental experience and was employed with the Division of Mineral Resources Management in the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. He has a bachelor's degree in forestry resources management from West Virginia University. Kevin M. McCarthy was named a senior environmental scientist. He has 23 years of environmental experience and a bachelor's degree in forest management from West Virginia. Michael J. Goff was named a senior engineer with the Canton civil and municipal group. He is a professional engineer with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering from Ohio University. Derek H. Smith was named a senior environmental scientist with the Williamsport, Lycoming County, natural sciences division. He has 19 years of environmental experience and a bachelor's degree in wildlife and fisheries science from Penn State University.
Hampden Township-based Dawood Engineering Inc. named Jim Rodgers director of marketing and business development. He has more than 15 years of marketing experience and a BA and an MBA from Penn State University.
Arlington, Va.-based National Rural Electric Cooperative Association named Kyle Hubert to its Youth Leadership Council. He was selected while representing Gettysburg-based Adams Electric Cooperative at the 2012 Rural Electric Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. He is a student at Shippensburg Area Senior High School.
Manheim Downtown Development Group named Jim Williams a member of its advisory board. Prior to retirement in 2011, he was borough manager, secretary and treasurer of East Petersburg. Previously, he was borough manager and secretary of Manheim and a member of Manheim Borough Council. He also was a sergeant major with the U.S. Army.
Jewelers of America named Betsy Wolgemuth a member of its national board of directors. She will work with the ethical initiatives committee to tighten controls and ensure that only conflict-free diamonds enter the U.S. She is co-owner of Mount Joy-based Koser Jewelers.
Virginia-based National Court Reporters Association elected Nativa Wood to its board. She is chief reporter and manager with the Dauphin County Court of Common Pleas. She has 35 years of experience as a court reporter and was president of the Pennsylvania Court Reporters Association in the 1990s.
Shippensburg-based Orrstown Financial Services Inc. named Jeffrey M. Seibert executive vice president and chief operating officer of Orrstown Bank. He will oversee the commercial sales team, commercial credit functions and the special assets group. Previously, he was president of the Pennsylvania division of Susquehanna Bank and managing director of banking services with CommunityBanks. He is a graduate of Messiah College. David P. Boyle was named executive vice president and chief financial officer. He will oversee financial planning and compliance. Most recently, he was executive vice president and chief performance officer with PNC Financial Services. He is a certified public accountant with a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting from Westminster College. David D. Keim was named executive vice president and chief risk officer. He will identify and monitor the bank's operational and strategic risk. He was employed with Susquehanna Bank. He is a graduate of Drexel University.
Berks County-based National Penn Bancshares Inc. named Dale Hershey senior vice president and director of agricultural lending with the Lancaster-region agricultural lending group. He will manage the bank's agricultural portfolio and business development efforts. He was a vice president and agricultural sales team leader. Dwight Rohrer was named a vice president and relationship manager with the group. He was an assistant vice president. Mike Trout was named assistant vice president and relationship manager. He was a bank officer.
Chambersburg-based F&M Trust named Dana Kaiser community office manager of the St. Thomas office. Her responsibilities include retail and small business loans, deposits, relationship management and customer service. Robert K. Day was named commercial credit recovery officer. He has more than 35 years of banking experience. He was an executive vice president and chief lending officer with Integrity Bank and chief operating officer of a hospitality property management firm. Matthew W. Berger was named a management trainee. He has more than four years of financial experience as a small business services representative for a card merchant service provider and as a senior equities trader on Wall Street. He has a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting with a minor in business law from Penn State University.
Centre County-based G.M. McCrossin Inc. named James B. Pease regional manager of its Harrisburg office. He was a senior project manager with Hayward Baker. He is a professional engineer and sinkhole specialist with experience in geotechnical engineering and consulting, as well as a BS in civil engineering from the State University of New York.
East Lampeter Township-based Primitives by Kathy named Linda Abrams director of creative development, which will include designing gift items, pottery, signs and greeting cards. She was a product designer and design manager with Armstrong. She is a graduate of the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Widener Law School in Susquehanna Township named Donald Brown a scholar in residence for sustainability ethics and law with its Environmental Law Center. Previously, he taught interdisciplinary courses on climate change and sustainable development with Penn State University and directed the Pennsylvania Environmental Research Consortium. He also was a program manager for United Nations organizations with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Office of International Environmental Policy. Lance Cole was named a visiting professor in the areas of congressional investigations and oversight, business entities law, corporate law and governance, federal securities law and white collar crime. He was a faculty member of Dickinson School of Law and director of its Center for Government Law and Public Policy Studies. He also was a legal consultant and staff member with the 9/11 Commission and a Democratic deputy special counsel to the Senate Whitewater Committee from 1995 to 1996. He has a law degree from Harvard Law School. Molly Acri was named registrar. She was assistant registrar. She has a BS from Bloomsburg University.
Lancaster-based Math-U-See Inc. named Howie Clinese a customer service manager. He was employed with Iron Mountain Records Management. Steve Petersheim was named a human resources generalist. He has a background in publishing and family business and will oversee benefit programs and human resources.
The Pennsylvania Senate confirmed Brian H. Hoover to the Pennsylvania Board of Game Commissioners. He will represent District 8, which consists of Berks, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia and Schuylkill counties. He is borough manager of Glenolden in Delaware County. Previously, he owned South East Archery and Sports, and he has 27 years of experience as a volunteer hunter and trapper education instructor with the commission. He has degrees from Delaware County Community College and Penn State University.
Pennsylvania Game Commission named Bradley Myers director of the southcentral regional office in Huntingdon County, which is responsible for agency activities in 12 counties, including Adams, Cumberland, Franklin, Perry and York. He also will oversee the habitat improvement projects and land management activities on state game lands. He joined the commission in 1992 as a wildlife conservation officer. Most recently, he was the regional land management supervisor.
Gov. Tom Corbett named Annmarie Kaiser to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. She was secretary of legislative affairs and acting chief of staff and director of legislative affairs with Pennsylvania's Office of Attorney General. She has a bachelor's degree from Loyola College and a law degree from the Widener University School of Law. Christopher Carusone was named secretary of legislative affairs. He was executive deputy general counsel with the Office of General Counsel and a chief deputy attorney general with the OAG.
Health Care
Lancaster General Health named Dr. Shyam S. Balepur a physician with its Hematology/Oncology Medical Specialists office in East Hempfield Township. He was with the practice from 2000 to 2010 and also was interim-associate medical director and cancer liaison physician of LGH's cancer program. He has bachelor degrees in medicine and surgery from Osmania Medical College in India and an MS in microbiology and immunology from the University of Maryland at Baltimore.
Derry Township-based Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center named Dr. Benjamin H. Levi director of the Center for the Protection of Children with Penn State Hershey Children's Hospital. He is a physician and a professor of pediatrics and humanities with Penn State College of Medicine. He is an expert in the mandated reporting of suspected child abuse.
Lancaster-based St. Joseph Health Ministries named Dr. Peter Caso a member of its Brush. Brush. Smile! dental team. He will expand pediatric services in Columbia. He was a dentist with Locust Lane Dental Group in Lower Paxton Township and director of dental services with Milton Hershey School in Derry Township. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army and a graduate of the Georgetown University School of Dentistry.
Zinn Insurance of Myerstown named Toni Spangler an accountant, bookkeeper and administrative assistant. She has auditing and accounting experience and was a controller with a midsize manufacturing company. She has a BS in professional accountancy from Penn State University.
York Township-based Glatfelter Insurance Group named Shawn T. Yingling president of its religious practice division. He has 24 years of insurance experience, most recently as vice president of a New York-based program manager. He has a bachelor's degree from Penn State University.
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC named Timothy Costa a member of its government relations practice in Washington, D.C., and Harrisburg. He was executive deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare and deputy chief of staff and director of policy for the governor of Rhode Island. He has a BA in philosophy from Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
Lower Swatara Township-based Phoenix Contact USA named Spencer Bolgard vice president and general manager. He will oversee the company's U.S. sales subsidiary, including sales, marketing, channel operations and service functions. He was a vice president of sales and marketing with Cooper Industries. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army and has a bachelor's degree in economics and political science from Denison University in Ohio, as well as an MBA from the University of San Francisco.
York-based Campbell, Harrington & Brear Advertising Agency named Cortney Harner director of media strategies, including traditional media and Internet and mobile marketing. She was a media sales consultant with Media One PA.
Harrisburg-based Varsity named Claire Cantu a senior copywriter. She has more than 15 years of creative experience with agencies in Indiana and New York. She also was a reporter with the Norwich Bulletin in Connecticut. She has a BA from the University of California at Berkeley.
American Heart Association named Jackie Duval special events director for the capital region. She will oversee the region's Go Red for Women events and the Capital Region Heart Ball. Larissa Bedrick was named director of communications for markets in Central and northeast Pennsylvania. She was employed with the Pennsylvania eHealth Collaborative and various state agencies. Kim Ross was named an advocacy specialist who will focus on grassroots networking and policy issues. She has been with the association for 15 years. Kristin Coleman was named youth market director for Dauphin, Lancaster and Lebanon counties. She will oversee youth initiatives, including Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart. Sara Grosh and Deborah Trinkley were named chairwomen of the 2013 Lancaster Go Red for Women committee. Grosh is director of physician outreach and market development with Lancaster Regional Medical Center; Trinkley is a vice president and community market manager with Union Community Bank.
York Day Nursery Inc. named Marisa Button to its advisory board. She is a lawyer with CGA Law Firm, specializing in commercial litigation and immigration matters. Button has an undergraduate degree in political science management from Dickinson College and a law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law.
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York-based Think Loud Development LLC named David C. Taylor president. He will handle property management, leasing, lease improvements, marketing, renovations, new design, construction, client relationships and maintenance supervision of the company's properties. He has more than 35 years of operational expertise and was president of Bowman Development Group and Perini Construction. Dana Alexandra was named administrative assistant to the chairman, and Sarah Sparks was named administration assistant to the CEO.
Manheim Township-based Weichert, Realtors — Engle & Hambright named Christine Connelly and Awilda Valencia real estate agents. Connelly has five years of real estate experience and an associate degree in business marketing from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Valencia was an outreach professional with the School District of Lancaster.
Lebanon-based Pipeline Interactive named Gene Garber a Web developer. His responsibilities will include mobile application development, e-commerce applications and database projects. He has seven years of development experience and was employed with SearchTec Inc. and Reminder Media.
Delaware-based United Electric Supply Co. named Phil McCloud Susquehanna district sales manager of its Lancaster, York and Hanover markets. He has 18 years of marketing, sales, operations and senior-level leadership experience.


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Sheil Kapadia is looking for clues. Knowing that new Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly doesn't want to reveal much, if anything, about his plans, and knowing that NFL coaches in general don't like to reveal much at all, Sheil is examining the comments and moves that have been made since Kelly was hired for clues about what might happen. Eagles fans are hungry to know what the offense and defense will look like, and since we're still weeks away from Kelly's first minicamp, there's not a lot we can do but guess.
But Sheil has three things he believes have revealed themselves: That Kelly is seeking versatility, that he likes big players on defense and that he doesn't want to be labeled as ... really anything. The second conclusion is obvious and definable. The first and third connect with each other.
I think Kelly is smart enough to realize that he can't come into the NFL with defined ideas about what he wants to do -- that the stuff that worked in college isn't automatically going to work in the NFL, especially with a roster full of players he didn't recruit himself out of high school. I think the reason he has been looking for versatile players is that he doesn't know what he's going to do yet, and so he's looking for guys who can fit into any plans that might develop. And I think he shies away from labels because they strike him as simplistic and he believes coaching football to be complex.
Because they have a new coach, the Eagles get one extra minicamp this year, and Kelly has said it's likely to be the week before the draft. Once he can get the players he has on the field and talk to them about what they can and can't do, he should be able to start defining his specific plans a bit. In the meantime, all we can do is look for clues.


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TNT have been generous to give an over-two-minutes sneak peek to their new episode of "Leverage". This time the team aid a couple who has lost their loved one to a contamination by a fertilizer company, Genogrow Industries.
A young girl is dead after an amount of toxic is found in her chest and the doctors suspect that it is a contamination of the water. Fertilizer company who is supposed to take responsibility to this has a CEO who will go to any lengths to protect his company's interests. The team then decides to sneak into the building to provide evidence to the court.
Titled "The Mile High Job", the episode will air Tuesday, January 20.
The series which is still in its first season, follows a group of criminals led by a former insurance investigator, who pull off sophisticated cons against other criminals, especially corrupt corporations and those who have taken advantage of innocent people.
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