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Yuriy Berveckyy Honored artist of Ukraine
Василь Вовкун People's Artist of Ukraine
Sergyj Naenko Honored Artist of Ukraine
Ірина Мазур заслужена артистка України
Олександр Дідик
Tadey Ryndzak People's Artist of Ukraine
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Oksana Zinchenko Honored Artist of Ukraine
Act One
Scene One.
A night in Seville.
Leporello is on a watch in front of Don Gonsalo's house: Don Giovanni, his master, has stolen into Donna Anna's room through a window. But the girl rejects the courting of Don Giovanni whose face is hidden behind a mask. He tries to flee, but Donna Anna calls for help. The Commander appears with a sword in his hand and challenges the seducer to a duel. Don Giovanni wants to avoid a bloodshed. But Don Gonsalo calls him a cowar. He snatches at his sword. The Commander falls dead, while Don Giovanni and his servant escape.
Don Ottavio, Donna Anna's groom, appears. He swears to take vengeance on the unknown murderer.
Scene Two.
Don Giovanni is looking for a new victim, but a failure is waiting for him, as in his chosen lady he recognizes Donna Elvira, his earlier left sweetheart. She's just seeking him to bring to account for his treason. But the cunning boy successfully gets out of the scrape, leaving sad Elvira with Leporello. In order to console Elvira, the servant tells her about women seduced by his master.
A wedding procession is approaching, headed by the bride and groom, Zerlina and Masetto. Don Giovanni likes the pretty girl. He orders his servant to treat the whole procession. Meanwhile, he invites Zerlina to the castle. But Donna Elvira appears again and unmasks the seducer to the credulous peasant girl. Don Giovanni tries to present the jealous woman as mentally ill, but Elvira takes Zerlina away.
Without even suspecting that the murderer is before them, Donna Anna and Don Ottavio ask Don Giovanni to help them. Don Giovanni agrees with a hypocritical politeness. All of a sudden, Donna Elvira comes and tries to reveal the seducer again. Don Giovanni calls her mad without ceremony. Donna Anna, the Commander's daughter, tells her groom Don Ottavio in terror that she's recognized in Don Giovanni one who assaulted her at night and killed her father.
Scene Three.
Don Giovanni is listening with pleasure to Leporello's story about the castle events. Don Giovanni is in high spirits .
Scene Four.
A park at the castle.
Zerlina tries to propitiate the infuriated Masetto. The knight hasn't even touched her, hasn't even glanced at her. So, why be angry?
Soon three masked persons appear. They are Donna Anna, Donna Elvira and Don Ottavio. They aren't looking for funs, but they've come to unmask Don Giovanni.
Masetto is the only sad one among the wild revelry. He'sangrily watching the host flirting with Zerlina. Three masked strangers enter. Don Giovanni uses the bustle drawing Zerlina to the next room. The guests run up to the girl' s shouting, but the seducer is calm. He puts the blame on Leporello, who allegedly wanted to seduce Zerlina, but he rushed to save her. Nobody believes Don Giovanni is paving a way to the exit for himself and Leporello with his sword.
Act Two
Scene One.
A street in front of Donna Elvira's house. It's getting dark. Leporello is sick and tired of dangerous adventures. Sooner or later it must come to a bad end. The servant makes up his mind to leave his master. But a purse with gold stops his grumbling. Don Giovanni's attention is attracted by Elvira's maid. But the cavalier decides that he'd better disguise himself as a servant. Don Giovanni and Leporello exchange their cloaks.
Meanwhile, Elvira comes out into a balcony. Hidden behind the servant's back, Don Giovanni is singing a serenade. Elvira burns with passion again. She runs out into the street. As in the darkness she takes the disguised Leporello for her unfaithful sweetheart, she's ready to go with him to the back of beyond.
Now Don Giovanni may flirt with the maid. The idyll is destroyed by Masetto. He and a few of his friends are looking for Don Giovanni to revenge the mutilated honour. But Don Giovanni pretends to be Leporello and even shows where the wicked seducer can be found. Masetto's armed friends disperse, and Zerlina's unhappy groom remains tete-a-tete with the cavalier. Don Giovanni beats him and then, laughing, leaves him. Zerlina tenderly consoles her sweetheart.
Scene Two.
Dressed in his master's clothes, Leporello is still strolling with Donna Elvira. He's not feeling very sure in this dangerous role. He gets quite bad when Donna Anna and Don Ottavio appear, followed by Zerlina and Masetto.
The frightened Leporello immediately tells everything. This new trick of Don Giovanni strikes everyone even more, and Ottavio promises to be quits with the seducer.
Scene Three.
A cemetery in Seville.
Don Giovanni climbs over the wall and finds his servant. Among graves and crosses they tell each other about their last adventures. They are standing in front of a monument to the Commander, and Leporello reads the inscription in terror: "Here death is waiting for the murderer".
But it doesn't frighten Don Giovanni. Self-confident, he invites the stone statue of the Commander he murdered to a dinner party. The statue threateningly nods its head: "I shall come".
Scene Four.
Don Giovanni is savouring a splendid dinner in high spirits. Donna Elvira comes tо him again, for the last time. She tries once again to turn her unfaithful sweetheart onto the right way. But Don Giovanni doesn't want to listen to her. Donna Elvira goes to the door, but immediately rushes back in terror. Don Giovanni sends Leporello to see what's going on there. The servant reports in terror that the stone statue of the Commander has visited their dinner. Don Giovanni's minutes are counted, but he goes to meet his death without any fear. "No" – is his answer to the Commander's demand for him to repent.
It's terribly thundering. The sky is pierced by lightnings. Don Giovanni, drawn by the Commander to the abyss, dies.
The lust of revenge brings here the offended Donna Elvira, Donna Anna and Don Ottavio, Zerlina and Masetto. The frightened Leporello tells them what's happened. The avengers are satisfied: at last Don Giovanni's got his deserved punishment
"Don Giovanni" is another story about the great Spanish seducer that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart implemented in opera genre. Does the composer condemn or excuse his hero? What caused his numerous love adventures? Our performance gives an ambiguous answer. This production is a joint project of our theater and Lviv National Music Academy named after M. Lysenko. Performers of solo parties are students and recent graduates of this educational institution, whose voices and artistic skills are convincing.


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Floralscapes, A Garden Week Celebration
On Thursday, April 20, Caspari hosted Floralscapes, an annual celebration of Historic Garden Week in Virginia with the Albemarle Garden Club, Charlottesville Garden Club and Rivanna Garden Club. For this unique event, 10 local designers were given a Caspari napkin as their inspiration for a centerpiece. A Pimento Catering, the Albemarle Garden Club, Blue Ridge Floral Design, Cakes by Rachel, Hedge Fine Blooms, Paradox Pastry, Pharsalia Events, Southern Blooms, The Hungry Fox and Tourterelle Floral Design created stunning cakes and floral arrangements showcasing the creativity and talent in our community.
Guests sipped wine and enjoyed delicious food from Feast! while they browsed the colorful displays. Each table was decorated with a gorgeous custom centerpiece, and a full complement of Caspari table pieces, from linens and flatware to name cards and plates.
Below is Southern Bloom's delightful arrangement. After being assigned the "Secret Garden Ivory" napkin as their inspiration piece, Southern Blooms created a stunning centerpiece incorporating the napkin's colors and patterns with Scotch broom, hydrangea and heuchera, among other beautiful florals and greenery.
We were pleased to attend the event, showcasing the newest Charlottesville Wine & Country Living. During the evening, guests could browse other items in Caspari's boutique, including fashion and home accessories.
For Tourterelle Floral Design's table, "The Devonshire Ball" napkin from the Chatsworth napkin collection was assigned. This table also featured House Style: Five Centuries of Fashion at Chatsworth, a book released earlier this year that explores the history of fashion at Chatsworth. Tourterelle creatively played off the napkin's title, "The Devonshire Ball," by creating a grand display with elegant round floral arrangements.
Below are the centerpiece cakes created by Paradox Pastry (left) and The Hungry Fox (right). Paradox Pastry was assigned the "Sail Away" napkin. The bakery used not only the napkin's red, white and blue colors, but also the napkin's shapes by cutting out individual pieces shaped like sails from rice paper and using them to decorate the middle layer as well as for the pinwheel atop the cake.
The Hungry Fox's cake was created to look like it's assigned napkin, "Brushstroke." The Hungry Fox highlighted the colors and pattern of the napkin, adding a delightful paint pallet and tube of paint to complete the theme.
Below is the floral arrangement from Pharsalia Events. A colorful napkin featuring birds, "Papageno" was chosen for Pharsalia Events' muse. They not only included the colors and shapes from the napkin with flowers and greenery they grew—including lilac, peonies, scotch broom, hydrangea and solomon's seal—but also set their centerpiece in a vintage birdcage, from which the lavish florals protruded.
We had such a wonderful time spending the evening with the Albemarle Garden Club, Charlottesville Garden Club and Rivanna Garden Club at Caspari in celebration of the start of Historic Garden Week. Below is the Albemarle Garden Club's beautiful arrangement based on the "Botanical Studies" napkin and Susan Lankenau and Cindy Schutt, the Co-Chairmen of Historic Garden Week in Charlottesville & Albemarle.
We continue to be amazed by the immense talent in our community and were so pleased to celebrate both the start of Historic Garden Week in Virginia and the start of the Charlottesville-Albemarle Garden Week tours on April 22.
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Colby Takes Over
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This time, there's no holding back as the car flippers fight over a '39 Chevy Coupe, a '62 Ford Ranchero, and a '70 Dodge Dart. Rodriguez Rod and Cycle earns their stripes. Over at Barrett Auto, their tiniest team member takes over.
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Deuteronomy 15:18-20 1599 Geneva Bible (GNV)
18 Let it not grieve thee, when thou lettest him go out free from thee: for he hath served thee six years, which is the double worth of [a]an hired servant: and the Lord thy God shall bless thee in all that thou doest.
19 ¶ All the firstborn males that come of thy cattle, and of thy sheep, thou shalt sanctify unto the Lord thy God. [b]Thou shalt do no work with thy firstborn bullock, nor shear thy firstborn sheep.
20 Thou shalt eat it before the Lord thy God year by year, in the place which the Lord shall choose, both thou, and thine household.
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18 Do not consider it a hardship to set your servant free, because their service to you these six years has been worth twice as much as that of a hired hand. And the Lord your God will bless you in everything you do.
The Firstborn Animals
19 Set apart for the Lord your God every firstborn male of your herds and flocks. Do not put the firstborn of your cows to work, and do not shear the firstborn of your sheep. 20 Each year you and your family are to eat them in the presence of the Lord your God at the place he will choose.
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On Thursday, 8 February 2018, the police family lost retired Superintendent John Watson APM.
"Watto" took part in the Where are they now? article back in the June 2013 edition of Police News.
We thought it was appropriate to look back at this article as we remember him.
In this edition we asked former Superintendent John Watson a few questions about his career, how he views his old job, and what he's doing now.
What are you up to now?
I'm 65 years of age this year, and reside with my partner Larraine, in the South West of Western Australia.
I retired from WA Police on 4 July 2005, as District Superintendent of the Great Southern Police District. Why? Because the timing was right
What areas did you work in?
I commenced employment with the Western Australia Police Service on 26 January 1970 and during my 35 years, five months and nine days Policing service I was involved in a diverse range of front line operational Policing activities, management, and administrative practices.
My Policing experience was gained in coming up through the ranks with service in traffic, general country duties at two person Police stations, crime investigations/operations, and specialised Counter Terrorist units both in Western Australia and on secondment during interstate special operations. I fostered people management skills in an environment which encouraged creative customer focussed initiatives, both externally and internally, within the business fraternity, Federal and State government departments, defence forces, indigenous, ethnic and multicultural communities, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
During my twelve years as head of WA Police Anti Terrorist Squad I operated in an ever-changing turbulent environment which necessitated meaningful consolidated partnerships with ASIO, Special Defence Forces, International Police, UK, US, Federal, State and Territory special police Units, Foreign affairs, Consular Corp, Consequence Management Planning with key personnel involved with Perth Airport, and State Vital Installations.
What did you like most about Policing ?
I always believed in giving respect to frontline coppers and in return you gained the respect of others. What I enjoyed the most about being in WA Police was trying to create and enhance an excellent performing work place culture, ensuring professional connections and communications are made at all levels of business, as well as facilitating changes that were often required in an ever changing Policing environment.
What did you dislike about Policing?
I have several dislikes within the Policing business, those who use their rank to bully OICs of Police stations, sections, units and Officers in the frontline, as this is a sign of weakness which causes disaffection within the job. The other is what I have always called the "door knock of death" knocking on the front door to notify a family that a family member is deceased, then taking the stronger member to the morgue to ID the body, whilst that's all a part of policing, it was difficult in small country towns.
What was the highlight of your career?
I have had the opportunity for many career highlights, but being part of the WA Police planning group, selected as a personal body guard, sworn in as a special Constable with Federal, Queensland, Tasmania and Northern Territory Police to provide close personal protection to Pope John Paul during his 1986 Papal visit to Australia and Western Australia was a highly memorable Policing security operation. At the time it galvanised one of the biggest combined Australian Policing operations ever put together, cocoordinated, and professionally executed. Credit and appreciation must also be extended to all WA Police Officers involved at the time.
In your opinion what have been the biggest changes in Policing over the years?
In my opinion, upon reflecting back in time, during the mid 1990s WA Police witnessed one of the biggest organisational Policing changes and reforms in the history of this Police Service. I was part of the executive team to assist with the implementation of these radical changes through the WA Police Delta reforms. It involved the transformation of localised service delivery, of which responsibility was devolved to local management such as District Office, OICs of Police stations, sections and units. As part of the change process it was important to create a good understanding of these reforms at all levels to meet ongoing contemporary Policing needs and to enhance front line service delivery - the rest is history.
Is there anything you would do to make policing as a profession safer and more appealing?
Over the many years as a serving Police Officer I have witness massive changes and challengers' in contemporary Policing. I have worked under eight different Police Commissioners. What we did and how we did it years ago doesn't fit the bill now. Society is changing with an ever turbulent environment, drug and alcohol fuelled dependency and violence. On a national scale homicides are on the increase with mental health issues on the rise as well, due to drug/alcohol induced psychosis. With our ever increasing population here in the West, Policing is becoming more demanding, so to make Policing a profession safer and more appealing there is a need for increasing the quality of working life, value and develop our Police Officers as they are our most important asset as well as enhancing recruitment drives for more Police Officers on the streets.
What do you miss the most about the job?
What do I miss about the job? I miss the troops, customer service personnel and good strong community people.
John Patrick WATSON APM
(Alias Watto, Retired WA Police Superintendent) Dip. Pol, Adv. Dip. Bus. (Mgt)
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Service History
1970 Maylands Police Academy and Central Police Station
1970 – 1973 Perth Traffic Branch
1973 – 1975 Leonora Police Station, relieved at Menzies, and Laverton
1975 – 1977 Quairading Police Station
1977 – 1979 Kalgoorlie Gold Stealing Detection – Investigator
1979 – 1984 79 Division – 24 Hour Crime Response Perth, Inaugural Team Member
1984 – 1996 Officer in Charge Protective Services & Counter Terrorist Intelligence Unit;
1989 Promotion to Brevet Inspector – of WAPOL Counter Terrorist Team
1993 Substantive Inspector – of WAPOL Counter Terrorist Team
1996 – 2003 District Superintendent South West Police District based at Bunbury
2003 – 2005 District Superintendent Great Southern Police District based at Albany


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DECADES AGO, well before Martin Wong had a gallerylet alone the fame that has only gathered momentum since his passing in 1999he hung some paintings in an inexpensive little Japanese restaurant on St. Marks Place in New York. There were a few neighbors who disliked them and said so, but it's safe to assume that most people never even noticed them: These were paintings of brick walls, hanging on brick walls. To those of us who were actually paying attention, they seemed like some ultrabanal trompe l'oeil, or perhaps a reminder of the horrifyingly cheap patchwork jobs the local slumlords specialized in; there was nothing of the picturesque in them, nor did they even contain those flourishes of self-expression we typically endure in café art. These paintings seemed illegitimate, too prosaic for the East Village, that legendary zone of difference where normalcy was
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Anyone going this year? I'll be there if interested in going for a rip. Thanks Loren
I just came back from there (not riding) and crews are out there pumping water out of the ponds, and running heavy equipment getting it set up for Dunefest. The crowds are already filing in from all over the country.
I always wondered how ppl got way out there on the right hand side of the dunes. When we used to sand camp out there on the dunes, it was always a guarantee dad would bury our ford up to the axles.
Are you staying way away from the events or staying close by?
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Australia expects International Court of Justice ban on Japanese Antarctic whaling this year
CANBERRA, Australia – Australia expects the International Court of Justice will outlaw Japanese whaling in the Antarctic before the next whale hunting begins in January.
Australia's case against Japan will begin hearing in the United Nations court in The Hague on Wednesday.
Australian Attorney General Mark Dreyfus said on Sunday he expects to win before the next southern hemisphere summer. The whaling fleet generally leaves Japan each December to begin harpooning whiles in January in the Antarctic Ocean where Australia has declared a whale sanctuary in 1999.
Commercial whaling has been banned around the world since 1986 under an International Whaling Commission moratorium. But various exceptions are allowed, including whaling for scientific research which Japan says is the motivation for its annual hunt.


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Reading Asian Art and Artifacts: Windows to Asia on American College Campuses
Lehigh University Press, Apr 4, 2011 - Social Science - 240 pages
This book begins with the understanding that, in addition to its aesthetic qualities, Asian art and material artifacts are expressive of cultural realities and constitute a 'visible language' with messages that can be read, interpreted, and analyzed. Asian art and artifacts are understood in their contexts, as 'windows' into cultures, and as such can be used as a powerful pedagogical tool in many academic disciplines. The book includes essays by scholars of Asian art, philosophy, anthropology, and religion that focus on objects held in ASIANetwork schools. The ASIANetwork collections are reflective of Asian societies, historical and religious environments, political positions, and economic conditions. The art objects and artifacts were discovered sometimes in storage and were sometimes poorly understood and variously described as fine art, curiosities, souvenirs, and markers of events in a school's history. The chapter authors tell the stories of the collections, and the collections themselves tell stories of the collectors. This volume is intended for use in many disciplines, and its interpretive structures are adaptable to other examples of art and artifacts in other colleges, universities, and museums. An online database of some 2000 art objects held in the ASIANetwork schools' collections supplements this book.
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All Jordana wants is to be like her friends instead of her shapeshifter mother who died when she was a kid. So when a stranger claiming to be a scientist offers her a "cure," she jumps in with no questions.
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>The ending of the book is an HEA, but the whole scene of Christian and Jordana facing their classmates and especially Jordana's ex, especially since he doesn't know he even is an ex yet, is missing. This book is appropriate for a young adult (16+) audience. I am giving the book 4 hearts. I am a reviewer for Romance Authors the Rock.
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The José Martí Project of International Solidarity, which hereby convokes to the Second International Conference With All and for the Good of All, to be held in the Palace of Conventions of Havana, Cuba, from the 25th to the 28th of January, 2016.
The Conference will broach the problems generated by the globalizing project of modernization in decay, and the options to transform and improve the world in fields such as the following:
The cultural and moral dimension in fields like
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- Migrations and the cultural dialogue as themes that require being handled deeply and not superficially.
- The ethical framework of reference for the social action in the face of the crisis, based on the best contributions of Latin American thought, from Simón Bolívar and José Martí to the most relevant thinkers of the 20th century and of our days.
The social dimension in fields like:
- The impairment of the living conditions of both rural and urban workers in all regions of the planet
- The role and challenges of the new social movements that emerge from the crisis
- The struggle against all forms of discrimination – of gender, race, creed, age and social condition – that legitimize the inequality and criminalize the struggle in favor of social justice
- The role of feminine organizations in social transformation. The right of women in society.
- The unionist movement and its role in the struggles for a better world under the new conditions created by the global economic crisis
- The role of youth, the students and their organizations; their insertion in the processes of change
- The religious organizations, ecumenism, its contribution to peace and the earthly world longed for by human beings of good will
- The native populations and the ethnical minorities: the need of policies of inclusion and respect in the face of exclusion and marginalization.
- Drug consumption and drug traffic: causes, consequences and opposition to that widespread scourge.
The environmental dimension in fields like:
- The generalization of the environmental conflicts derived from the transformation of the natural patrimony into natural capital through the appropriation of the essential resources for life in the poorest urban and rural sectors
- The unceasing destruction of ecosystems that are vital for the existence of our species
- The need to create a different atmosphere through the construction of different societies
The political dimension in fields like:
- The fostering of participative democracy as means for the construction of new societies, with all and for the good of all
- The struggle for the right to organization, mass communication and the free expression of targets and proposals by the majority sectors of our societies
- The need to oppose terrorism in all its forms, particularly those aimed at preventing the participation of all in the discussion and solution of the problems of all
- Justice as universal peace value. To respect and valuate International Law, conceived to represent the interests of all peoples of the world and not at the service of the most powerful
The economic dimension in fields like:
- The struggle against the attempt to transfer to the rural and urban workers the costs of the crisis generated by the speculative activities of financial capital
- The need to imagine and construct new economies based on harmonious relations of human beings among themselves and with their natural environment, which have the aim to allow us to be prosperous in order to be good
- The promotion of the integration of the peoples and their States for the construction of solidary regional economies, linked by ties of mutual benefit that ensure common prosperity.
- Integration and solidarity in Latin America and the Caribbean. CELAC, ALBA, UNASUR, CARICOM, MERCOSUR as central points of a new America. Possibilities and dangers threatening them.
Each one of these fields and thematic lines, as one may see, can and must be the object of multiple punctual initiatives of development. They will all be welcome.
The work of the Conference will be carried out in commissions and plenary, and comprises in addition the celebration of a Youth Forum, a UNESCO symposium «For a Culture of Nature», a workshop on the patriots and thinkers of Our America and a round table In Defense of Humankind.
The Second International Conference With all and for the Good of All, to be held on the occasion of a new birth anniversary of the Apostle of the Independence of Cuba, will also include a Round Table dedicated to discuss the validity of important works of thought by José Martí such as the essay «Nuestra América» (Our America) and the speeches «Con todos y para el bien de todos» (With All and for the Good of All) and «Los Pinos Nuevos» (The New Pine Trees).
The work languages are Spanish, English and Portuguese.
The forms of participation are: participant and/or lecturer.
The outcome of the debates, as well as the different conferences and presentations will be recorded in digital Memories that, once edited, will be sent – with the support of UNESCO national commissions – to universities, libraries, non-governmental organizations, ministries of education and associations of writers and artists from the different countries. With those purposes, the participants who will dictate conferences are requested to bring a digitalized copy of their conference for the Organizing Committee.
The Second International Conference With All and for the Good of All intends to contribute to create thoughts and actions that allow facing the multiple and complex problems of the 21st century.
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As preparations were made to eliminate the process for obtaining fees for this particular GEC, it became apparent that the elimination of fees for all GEC courses would better serve faculty, and hopefully increase participation in GECs which support faculty members' intellectual growth and development.
According to Mike Bates, Associate Dean of the Academy for Teaching Excellence, "eliminating the fees for GECs streamlines the registration process, and we hope this will increase the number of faculty who register for GECs." However, the cost of offering GEC courses, which includes paying the GEC instructors, are now being absorbed by the Academy for Teaching Excellence. "Running it as a trial allows us to determine if it is financially sustainable," added Bates. "We're not sure, but we wanted to try. The Academy will offer a variety of courses that we hope the faculty will find compelling."
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Fellowships provide advanced sub-specialty urologic training following the completion of five or six years of urology residency. The Department of Urology offers fellowships in the following subspecialties:
This one-year program enhances trainees' knowledge of medical and surgical management of male sexual, endocrine and reproductive health.
This one-year program enhances trainees' knowledge of medical and surgical management of male sexual, endocrine and reproductive health.
Our goal is to train physicians who will be leaders in both andrology and urology. As a department, we strive to train physicians who are superior clinical care providers and who pursue thoughtful research initiatives to help advance men's health for the growing and aging male population.
By program completion, fellows will have the expertise needed to provide comprehensive, contemporary subspecialty care and to organize a multidisciplinary approach to male sexual dysfunction, endocrine dysfunction and male infertility care.
The fellow will participate in clinics and operative procedures with co-directors Robert Brannigan, MD, and Nelson Bennett, MD, FACS,and assist with office-based procedures, including:
- Percutaneous epididymal sperm aspiration
- Testicular biopsy
- Testicular sperm extraction
- Transrectal ultrasound of the prostate
- Seminal vesicle aspiration
- Vasectomy
- Duplex doppler penile ultrasound
- Testosterone pellet insertion
- Intercavernosal injections
- Intralesional injections (collagenase and verapamil)
- Penile deformity assessment
- Biothesiometry
Throughout the year, fellows will master the following the core andrology cases with incrementally increasing autonomy:
- Micro-TESE
- Microsurgical vasectomy reversal
- Vasectomy
- Microsurgical varicocelectomy
- Transurethral resection of the ejaculatory ducts
- Orchiectomy
- Orchiopoexy
- Hydrocelectomy
- Spermatocelectomy
- Penile fracture repair
- Plaque incision/excision and grafting
- Penile prosthesis insertion
- Penile plication
- Priapism shunting
Fellows are expected to attend weekly Andrology Conference, weekly departmental Urology Grand Rounds and weekly departmental Pre-Op Conference. Additionally, the fellow will attend multidisciplinary conferences for female and male reproductive specialists and collaborate with reproductive endocrinologists in a clinical setting. Fellows are encouraged to participate in research with opportunities to present abstracts at national conferences and publish in high-impact journals.
Our prior graduates have outstanding records of accomplishment during and after completion of their fellowship training. Over two-thirds of graduates from our program currently hold academic appointments as andrology subspecialists within their respective academic departments.
How to Apply
All applicants must have successfully completed a five- or six-year accredited program in urology. To apply, send a letter of application, CV, three letters of recommendation and USMLE transcripts to:
Robert E. Brannigan, MD & Nelson E. Bennett, MD
c/o Kelly Ross
303 E. Chicago Ave., Tarry 16-705
Chicago, IL 60611
For more information, contact Kelly Ross at 312-503-3238.
Fellows may elect a one or two year training program to learn advanced endourologic and laparoscopic procedures.
Fellows may elect a one or two year training program to learn advanced endourologic and laparoscopic procedures.
The endourology fellowship is a program with clinical, operative and research components. Previous fellows have gone on to successful careers in both academic and specialized private practice settings. Starting in July 2017, there are three options to complete the program:
Endourology Fellowship (traditional program)
- Length: Two years
- Case requirements: 60 retrograde ureteroscopic cases, 60 percutaneous renal cases and 100 laparoscopic/robotic cases
- Twelve months of research, spread over the two years of training
Certificate of Advanced Clinical Training - Laparoscopy/Robotic-Assisted Surgery
- Length: One year
- Case requirements: 100 laparoscopic/robotic cases
Certificate of Advanced Clinical Training – Endourology/Stone Disease
- Length: One year
- Case requirements: 60 retrograde ureteroscopic cases, 30 percutaneous renal cases and 10 shock wave lithotripsy cases
In all three programs, the fellow will be trained in endoscopic and minimally invasive surgery for endourological conditions, stone disease, kidney cancer and prostate cancer. A strong emphasis is placed on ureteroscopic and percutaneous management of stone disease, as well as robotic prostatectomy, laparoscopic and robotic assisted partial nephrectomy and robotic cystectomy. Fellows will also participate in laparoscopic and robotic reconstructive cases, including pyeloplasty and ureteral reimplantation. A small component of the clinical experience will consist of office-based procedures in the urology clinic.
In collaboration with program directors and residents, the fellow is expected to produce approximately five clinical manuscripts per year. The Department of Urology maintains a strong database of laparoscopic and endourology procedures to produce abstracts and manuscripts for international research meetings and high-impact journals.
Fellows work primarily with Robert Nadler, MD, and Kent Perry, Jr., MD.
How to Apply
All applicants must have successfully completed a five- or six-year accredited program in urology. Applicants must register for the match through the American Urological Association. For more information and to apply, visit the Endourological Society website or contact Kelly Ross at 312-503-3238.


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Early this morning, as Barkya and I came out for our walk, a gathering of noisy crows drew my attention to an owl dangling from one of the top branches of the neem tree. It was quite horribly entangled in a kite string and I thought it was dead, but then it moved its head and blinked. I asked one of the neighbors to call the fire brigade and they came immediately in their truck and got the bird down. Everyone was quite relieved that it was still alive. They said they would take it to the forest department office for treatment.
Photo of the Week – Barkya's Birthday
Barkya is three years old today. He had cake and ice-cream, a race around the garden, and a longer nap than usual.
Photo of the Week – Rain Lily
You can feel the Monsoon approaching. There is a lovely expectancy in the air, and the Rain Lilies are already out.
Photo of the Week – Clouds
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Playoff scenarios based on the latest AP Polls (Week 8, 2018) October 18, 2018Posted by intellectualgridiron in Sports.
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Week 7 in college football for the 2018 provided considerable thrills – and headaches – for fans, what with upsets abounding, especially near the top of the rankings. Unranked Tennessee taking down then-No. 17 Auburn, and unranked Virginia beating then-No. 16 Miami (Fla.) are small potatoes compared to upsets elsewhere that week.
Indeed, no fewer than four AP top ten teams went down in defeat in Week 7 of 2018. For starters, No. 17 Oregon outlasted then-No. 7 Washington, 30-27, in overtime. Unranked Michigan State toppled No. 8 Penn State on the road, 21-17. Iowa State leveraged their special night-time atmosphere to help them beat then-undefeated (and then-No. 6) West Virginia 30-14. Even more significant was No. 13 LSU pommeling then-No. 2 Georgia 36-16.
As a result of these four key upsets, Washington fell from the No. 7 ranking to No. 15. Penn State fell from No. 8 to No. 18. West Virginia fell from No. 6 to No. 13, while Georgia fell from No. 2 to No. 8.
Last year, the Bulldogs made it to the national championship game. Now, the prospect to return is in jeopardy. At least it's October and not November, meaning there is still time to recover.
Regardless, the current AP Top Ten now suggests some very intriguing playoff possibilities. These are important for the health of college football. An all-southern/all-SEC college football championship game my thrill the faithful in the southeastern region of the country, but it turns off the rest of the country. That's bad for business. If your sport starts to be perceived as regional in its nature, that hurts your national image, and prevents you from engaging the markets you need to be interested in order to ensure its long-term strength and viability. Alabama vs. Clemson and Alabama vs. Georgia thus saw a TV ratings decline, whereas Texas vs. USC (2005-'06) and Ohio State vs. Oregon (2014-'15) where perfect matchups to bring in robust, national audiences. Ohio State vs. Florida (2006-'07), Ohio State vs. LSU (2007-'08) and especially Ohio State vs. Miami (2002-'03) were decent-to-great matchups as well for this purpose. Alabama vs. Notre Dame (2012-'13) was good on paper, but the outcome of the game proved that it was a mismatch, with the Irish clearly being overrated at the time.
Start with a basic premise that it's good for business when traditional powers do well. If Georgia does well, that engages the Atlanta market, which is pretty big, in case you forgot. If Notre Dame does well, it engages the Chicago and New York City markets. If USC does well, it engages the Los Angeles market. If Ohio State and Michigan do well (either or both), that engages much of the Midwestern markets, as well as the Big Ten alums who have left the Midwest for the East Coast, the South, or the West Coast. If Texas does well, it engages the Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston Markets. You get the picture.
Now, back to the Week 8 Top Ten rankings from the AP poll. At No. 1 remains Alabama. Ok, fine. With Georgia knocked out of the No. 2 spot (but still in the top ten), that allows for Ohio State to take over that position. This is good for the sport. Clemson has moved a spot to No. 3, while Notre Dame has quietly moved up to the No. 4 ranking.
Just by looking at these current top four spots, if these remain unchanged and translate directly into playoff rankings, one would have a great playoff scenario to engage a critical mass of the viewing public. Alabama and Clemson would be there to keep the South's fever pitch at maximum levels, while Ohio State and Notre Dame enjoy national audiences so as to include enough of the rest of the country as well. The Fighting Irish's ranking this time is no wishful thinking. Thoughtful analysts concur that this 2018 ND team is much stronger and more athletic than its overrated 2012 counterpart. Fox Sports' Colin Cowherd has gone so far as to observe that this is the best ND team since the Lou Holtz era. As ESPN's Lee Corso would exclaim, "Yo!"
While there is no west coast team in sight in these current rankings, that is not a deal-breaker, either. There are enough Big Ten grads on the west coast to keep those markets engaged should Ohio State make it to the playoffs. The Buckeyes, in this scenario, would represent the West Coast as well as the Midwest.
Naturally, much football remains to be played, and the remainder of the top ten shall make all efforts to crack their way into the playoffs as well. Of those currently poised for such possibilities, some of them, too, offer intriguing engagement opportunities. LSU sits at No. 5 after their ripping upset victory over the Bulldogs, and are destined for a major showdown with the Crimson Tide come Nov. 3, in Baton Rouge, no less. Michigan sits at No. 6 after their big win over Wisconsin last night. If they maintain their momentum, their Nov. 24 annual grudge match with the Buckeyes in Ann Arbor could be epic.
Meanwhile, Texas has survived another test and now sits at No. 7. If QB Sam Ehlinger stays healthy, who knows how much further the Longhorns could continue to climb? This is key to note because Texas in the playoffs engages a different market than the Southeast. The beauty of Texas in the championship game is that they can theoretically engage two markets simultaneously, as a B1G team can do vis-à-vis both the Midwest and other regions. In Texas' case, not only can a Longhorn playoff appearance pique the interest of the DFW and Houston metro areas (San Antonio and Austin don't hurt either, as that is another combined 4 million-plus people in that mini-megalopolis), but the Southeast could vicariously join in, too.
An Oklahoma (currently No. 9) playoff appearance, while a different region than the Southeast, has a limited upside. Yes, it engages the central plains, but there is not much major population there). Best case scenario is that it will interest the OU grad transplants living in the major Texas markets. The Longhorns, thankfully, have done their part, though, in making the more market-significant team better-poised for a playoff run at this point.
This is not a swipe at the SEC, or the fans therein, for a personally love southern football and identify with the South. As someone who is concerned about the national and long-term health of college football, however, perspective must be maintained. Fans in SEC country will watch the playoffs no matter who is playing. Fans elsewhere, though, will only watch if they feel they have a stake in things; that they are being represented. We have enjoyed such perfect or near-perfect matchups in the past, such as the aforementioned Texas-USC games and the Ohio State-Oregon games, for example.
Meanwhile, more big games remain, and the way things have gone thus far, more upsets are likely to occur. Teams currently in the bottom half of the top ten could claw theyr way up with help from such theoretical upsets. After all, we're halfway to regular season's end, and the stakes and urgency only intensify from here. Let's enjoy the ride, and cheer on the key wins that would help make for the best playoff matches with optimal, national appeal while we're at it!
College Football Opening Weekend 2013: What to watch August 29, 2013Posted by intellectualgridiron in Sports.
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Note: Rankings are based the ESPN-Coaches Poll, not the AP Poll as is usually the case on this blog.
Though many good games kick off the season on Thursday (hello, North Carolina @ South Carolina!) and Friday, the real action begins, as it always does, on Saturday (Aug. 31, in this case). Let us cut through the clutter and focus on the good games to watch.
Noon (12:00 PM, EDT): Let's face it; in recent years, most noon games have been throw-away games (generally, lots of lower-tier Big Ten, ACC and Big East matchups). This seems to be mostly the case this time around, too (case in point: Florida International @ Maryland, which makes Louisiana Tech @ N.C. State look like a marquee game). Yet one game in this time slot is rather intriguing, that being Purdue @ Cincinnati. Both programs have new coaches. Purdue's Darrell Hazell is working diligently to breathe new life into a program that has underachieved since the 2003-2004 season. Meanwhile, U-Cincy brought in Tommy Tuberville to provide some stability to a program that lost Brian Kelly to Notre Dame after the 2009 season, and just lost Butch Jones to Tennessee prior to this upcoming one. From a business managerial standpoint, the two new coaches make for an interesting study in contrast in that Hazell's role is clearly turnaround CEO, while Tuberville's role is that of caretaker to a program that Kelly built up quite well and Jones did reasonably well in maintaining. Talent-wise, it ought not to be close, as odds are the Bearcats could dust the Boilermakers. Nevertheless, this game is far more interesting than the rest of the game fare offered at noontime, and it goes without saying that this game merits a nod for "Intriguing Coaching Matchup" award.
3:30 PM EDT: Normally, one can always look forward to at least one strong SEC matchup during this time slot, but there are none to be had on this date. Syracuse @ Penn State makes for a poor substitute indeed. BYU @ Virginia is for more intriguing than that. Still…next!
With that said, a potentially good game that few people are talking about occurs at this same time, that being Mississippi State at Oklahoma State. The Bulldogs have grown in strength under head coach Dan Mullen, while the Cowboys have also grown in stature under Mike Gundy's leadership (not to mention T. Boone Pickens' money). Seeing these two teams butt heads could be very engaging.
5:30 PM EDT: Granted, this is not your traditional time slot for a Saturday game, but it's the opening weekend, so who cares? If anybody doubts that Atlanta is one of THE epicenters of college football, then they would be well-served to take not that No. 1 Alabama opens the season in the Georgia Dome against Virginia Tech. On paper, it's a decent matchup in that a top-tier SEC team is about to take on an upper-tier ACC team. But as decent as the Hokies are, the game could very well be a bloodbath, as odds are the Crimson Tide is going to roll. Still, it's better than the 3:30 PM options.
7:00 PM EDT: Washington State @ Auburn — now we're getting somewhere. We the fans are not treated to SEC vs Pac-12 matchups enough, in my estimation, so when it happens, it is always something to be relished. What makes this game especially interesting is that the dread pirate Mike Leach is trying to turn around the Cougars program while Guz Malzahn has just been brought in to revive the Tigers' very quick fall from grace. Could be interesting, especially when one considers how a Pac-12 team not named USC can handle a hyper-hostile SEC stadium crowd.
The other interesting game that evening is the Western Kentucky vs. Kentucky game in Nashville, Tenn. This too merits an "Intriguing Coaching Matchup" nod in that it also pits first-year coaches at both schools, both of whom came there under radically different circumstances. Mark Stoops took the UK job as a top-rated assistant coach at Florida State, with the mission to turn around a perennially struggling Wildcats squad. Thus far he has made lots of recruiting hype, but the actual product he can deliver on the field remains to be seen. On the Hilltoppers' end is Bobby Petrino, one of the best coaches in the business, but left his CEO job at Arkansas in disgrace and scandal. The WKU job is a rung or two down the ladder from the jobs he has previously had, thus is objective is twofold: maintain what predecessor Willie Taggart had already built (something at which he is more than adept), and also rehab his reputation. Look out for a possible Hilltopper upset over the Wildcats, as it is always dangerous to give Petrino more than a week to prepare for a game.
8:00 PM EDT: No. 5 Georgia @ No. 8 Clemson — easily the biggest game of the day, if not the whole weekend. Head Coach Mark Richt takes a loaded Bulldogs team led by talented QB Aaron Murray (no relation, sadly) in to Clemson to take on a Tigers program that Dabo Swinney has slowly yet quietly strengthened over the past several years (they did beat a strong LSU team in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl, after all). This will be a great opening test for the Bulldogs, who are no doubt looking to eventually unseat Alabama at the number one spot in both the conference and the nation. Odds also are that you will be "looking LIVE, at Memorial Stadium in Clemson, S.C.," as in all likelihood this will be the game that Brent Musburger calls along with Kirk "Herbie" Herbstreit, folks!
9:00 PM EDT: No. 12 LSU vs. No. 20 TCU in Dallas (Arlington, Texas, specifically). Just as Atlanta has its season kickoff Peach Bowl with a SEC-ACC game, over the past few years, Dallas has endeavored to do the same thing with a season kickoff Cotton Bowl of sorts, usually bringing in an SEC and a Big XII team (though there has been the occasional SEC vs Pac-12 game thrown in sometimes, read: LSU vs. Oregon in 2011) as is the case this time. Les Miles almost always has the Tigers up for big games, while it will be a quasi-home game for the Horned Frogs as they have but a half-hour drive (at the most) from their home base in Fort Worth. Moreover, Gary Patterson has built up a strong program over the course of more than a decade, even recently taking TCU to a Rose Bowl just a couple of seasons ago. Moreover, though the Horned Frogs are ranked lower than the Bayou Bengals, they have the good fortune of playing LSU at the beginning of the season, which is historically when the team is most vulnerable to a loss.
10:30 PM EDT: No. 22 Northwestern at California. Normally, the only game one might find on the cable tv guide this late at night is a home game at Hawai'i. Not this time, though. This time, head coach Pat Fitzgerald takes his nimble Wildcats westward from Evanston, Ill., to the west coast. The rankings could be deceiving. Yes, on paper, Northwestern could possibly crush Cal. But that could easily be nullified because of geography. Take a team in the eastern or even central timezone out to the Pacific timezone, and strange things happen to them. Pro teams do not have this issue (say, the New York Giants journeying out to Seattle to play the Seahawks), because they're older, more mature, and, well, professionals. But in the college game, folks*, you're dealing with 19-20 year-old kids, who are far more apt to be out of their element when traveling such a distance. Let us also not forget that Northwestern's internal clock will still be on Chicago time (9:30 PM), not San Francisco time (7:30 PM), which could also make a difference. One could therefore expect a close, hard-fought game, if not even an upset by the Golden Bears. That said, Pat Fitzgerald is one of the most underrated coaches in the business, and has proven to be very adept, time and again, at not only recruiting decent players into a school with the most academically-rigid standards in the Big Ten Conference, but also coaching them up to be competitive in that conference and in bowl games, too. No doubt he'll have a trick or two up his proverbial sleeve to try to nullify the problems of geography and time discrepancy. We shall see soon enough, as that is why they line up and play.
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The off season was all about Hank Aaron. No one could talk about anything else.
He would break the record in 1974. No doubt about it. It was Eddie Matthews last year as manager. Clyde King would end the year as the manager. The Atlanta Braves would end up third in the East with a 88-74 record. 14 games behind was not anything to speak of. But it didn't seem to matter too much in the year when the Hammer would become the home run King.
The season did start with some controversy though. The Braves would open the season in Cinncinnati. Everyone wanted Hank to hit his record home run in Atlanta. So, they were going to keep Hank out of the line up. Bowie Kuhn had to step in and demand the Hank play.


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B. Georgi, J. Schultz and A. Schliep
In Knowledge Discovery in Databases: PKDD 2007, Springer Berlin / Heidelberg, Volume 4702/2007, 79–90, 2007.
Protein families can be divided into subgroups with functional differences. The analysis of these subgroups and the determination of which residues convey substrate specificity is a central question in the study of these families. We present a clustering procedure using thecontext-specific independencemixture framework using a Dirichlet mixture prior for simultaneous inference of subgroups and prediction of specificity determining residues based on multiple sequence alignments of protein families. Application of the method on several well studied families revealed a good clustering performance and ample biological support for the predicted positions. The software we developed to carry out this analysisPyMix - the Python mixture packageis available fromhttp://www.algorithmics.molgen.mpg.de/pymix.html.


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Horse Riding Tip 11: What To Do When You Fall Off A Horse
The sad reality of horse riding is that sooner or later you are going to fall off of your horse. The longer you ride, the more you increase the chance of this happening. However, you should not be fearful of riding thinking that today could be that day. What you should be doing is preparing yourself with the knowledge and skills required in order to handle the situation effectively when it occurs. So here's some likely scenarios that you may face and some advice on what to do when you fall off a horse.