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Publications 2006
Anthes, N. (2006). Mating conflicts and their evolution in simultaneously hermaphroditic sea slugs. PhD thesis, Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen, Germany.
Anthes, N., A. Putz and N.K. Michiels (2006). Hermaphrodite sex role preferences: the role of partner body size, mating history and female fitness in the sea slug Chelidonura sandrana. Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology, 60: 359:367.
Arnal, C., O. Verneau and Y. Desdevises (2006). Phylogenetic relationships and evolution of cleaning behaviour in the family Labridae: importance of body colour pattern. Journal of Evolutionary Biology, 19: 755-763.
Barnett, A., D.R. Bellwood and A.S. Hoey (2006). Trophic ecomorphology of cardinalfish. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 322: 249-257.
Bay, L.K., K. Büchler, M. Gagliano and M.J. Caley (2006). Intraspecific variation in the pelagic larval duration of tropical reef fishes. Journal of Fish Biology, 68: 1206-1214.
Bay, L.K., R.H. Crozier and M.J. Caley (2006). The relationship between population genetic structure and pelagic larval duration in coral reef fishes on the Great Barrier Reef. Marine Biology, DOI 10.1007/s00227-006-0276-6.
Becker, J.H.A. (2006). Interactions between cleaner shrimp and their client fishes on coral reefs.
PhD thesis, University of Queensland.
Bellwood, D.R., P.C. Wainwright, C.J. Fulton and A.S. Hoey (2006). Functional versatility supports coral reef biodiversity. Proceedings of the Royal Society B, 273: 101-107.
Berumen, M.L. (2006). Influence of resource availability on life-history traits in coral-feeding butterflyfishes (Pisces: Chaetodontidae). PhD thesis, James Cook University, Australia.
Berumen, M.L. and M.S. Pratchett (2006). Effects of resource availability on the competitive behaviour of butterflyfishes. Proceedings of the 10th International Coral Reef Symposium, 644-650.
Bott, N.J. (2006). Bivalves and the Bucephalidae: a parasitic system on the Great Barrier Reef.
PhD thesis, University of Queensland.
Boyett, H.V. (2006). The ecology and microbiology of black band disease and brown band syndrome on the Great Barrier Reef. MSc thesis, James Cook University.
Bshary, R. and A.S. Grutter (2006). Image scoring and cooperation in a cleaner fish mutualism. Nature, 441: 977-978.
Burghardt, I. (2006). Biologie, Diversitaet und Evolution "solarbetriebener" Nudibranchia (Mollusca: Gastropoda) und ihrer Symbiose mit Zooxanthellen. PhD thesis, Ruhr-Universitaet Bochum, Germany.
Burghardt, I. and H. Waegele (2006). Interspecific differences in the efficiency and photosynthetic characteristics of the symbiosis of "solarpowered" Nudibranchia (Mollusca: Gastropoda). In: Contemporary studies into the systematics and evolution of opisthobranch molluscs, (Eds. G. Brodie, S. Fahey and F.E. Wells), Records of the Western Australian Museum, Supplement 69: 1-10.
Chambers, C.B. and T.H. Cribb (2006). Phylogeny, evolution and biogeography of the Quadrifoliovariinae Yamaguti, 1965 (Digenea: Lecithasteridae). Systematic Parasitology, 63: 61-82.
Choat, J.H., C.R. Davies, J.L. Ackerman and B.D. Mapstone (2006). Age structure and growth in a large teleost, Cheilinus undulatus, with a review of size distribution in labrid fishes. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 318: 237-246.
Coetzee, M.L. (2006). The taxonomy and phylogeny of three gnathiid isopod species parasitising elasmobranchs from the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. M.Sc. Thesis, University of Johannesburg, South Africa.
Cronin, T.W., R.L. Caldwell and J. Marshall (2006). Learning in stomatopod crustaceans. International Journal of Comparative Psychology, 19: 297-317.
Depczynski, M. (2006). Small cryptic fishes on coral reefs: a new perspective on reef fish ecology and life histories. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Depczynski, M and D.R. Bellwood (2006). Extremes, plasticity, and invariance in vertebrate life history traits: insights from coral reef fishes. Ecology, 87: 3119-3127.
Dornelas, M. (2006). Coral assemblages and neutral theory. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Doving, K.B., O.B. Stabell, S. Östlund-Nilsson and R. Fisher (2006). Site fidelity and homing in tropical coral reef cardinalfish: are they using olfactory cues? Chemical Senses, 31: 265-272.
Fraser, T.H. and G.R. Allen (2006). A new species of Neamia (Perciformes: Apogonidae) from the West Pacific Ocean. Memoirs of Museum Victoria, 63: 1-5.
Gagliano, M. (2006). The role of early life history traits on the survival of a coral reef fish. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Gagliano, M., S. Kowalewsky and M.I. McCormick (2006). An alternative method for the preservation of tropical fish larvae. Journal of Fish Biology, 68: 634 - 639.
Game, E.T. and M.J. Caley (2006). The stability of P in coral reef fishes. Evolution, 60: 814-823.
Guerra-Garcia, J. (2006). Caprellidae (Crustacea: Amphipoda) from the Great Barrier Reef and adjacent localities. Records of the Australian Museum, 58: 417-458.
Hoey, A.S. and M.I. McCormick (2006). Effects of subcutaneous fluorescent tags on the growth and survival of a newly settled coral reef fish, Pomacentrus amboinensis (Pomacentridae). Proceedings of the 10th International Coral Reef Symposium, 420-424.
Hoggett, A.K. (2006). A new species of Macrophiothrix (Ophiuroidea: Ophiotrichidae) common in northern Australia. Zootaxa, 1326: 17-24.
Holmes, T.H and M.I. McCormick (2006). Location influences size-selective predation on newly settled reef fish. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 317: 203-209.
Jones, C.M. and A.S. Grutter (2006). Variation in emergence of parasitic and predatory isopods among habitats at Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. Marine Biology, COI 10.1007/s00227-006-0416-z.
Kassahn, A.S. (2006). A microarray approach to understanding stress in a coral reef fish. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Klussmann-Kolb, A. and A. Dinapoli (2006). Systematic position of the pelagic Thecosomata and Gymnosomata within Opisthobranchia (Mollusca, Gastropoda) - revival of the Pteropoda. Journal of Zoological Systematics and Evolutionary Research, 44(2): 118-129.
Lachlan, R.B. (2006). New records of hawk moths and butterflies (Lepidoptera) from Lizard Island, northern Queensland. Australian Entomologist, 33: 133-135.
Lee, J.J. (2006). Algal symbiosis in larger foraminifera. Symbiosis, 42: 63-75.
Leis, J.M. (2006). Are larvae of demersal fishes plankton or nekton? Advances in Marine Biology, 51: 57- 141.
Leis, J.M. and R. Fisher (2006). Swimming speed of settlement-stage reef-fish larvae measured in the laboratory and in the field: a comparison of critical speed and in situ speed. Proceedings of the 10th International Coral Reef Symposium, 438-445.
Livett, B.G., D.W. Sandall, D. Keays, J. Down, K.R. Gayler, N. Satkunanathan and Z. Khalil, 2006. Therapeutic applications of conotoxins that target the neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor. Toxicon, 48: 810-829.
Madin, J.S. and S.R. Connolly (2006). Ecological consequences of major hydrodynamic disturbances on coral reefs. Nature, 444: 477-480.
Madin, J.S., K.P. Black and S.R. Connolly (2006). Scaling water motion on coral reefs: from regional to organismal scales. Coral Reefs, 25: 635 - 644.
McCormick, M.I. (2006). Mothers matter: crowding leads to stressed mothers and smaller offspring in marine fish. Ecology, 87: 1104-1109.
McCormick, M.I. (2006). Distress a normal part of life for a damsel. Australasian Science, October 2006: 29-31.
McCormick, M.I. and A.S. Hoey (2006). Biological and physical correlates of settlement and survival for a coral reef fish, Pomacentrus ambioinensis (Pomacentridae). Proceedings of the 10th International Coral Reef Symposium, 425-430.
McCormick, M.I. and T.H. Holmes (2006). Prey experience of predation influences mortality rates at settlement in a coral reef fish, Pomacentrus amboinensis. Journal of Fish Biology, 68: 969-974.
Messing, C.G., D.L. Meyer, U.E. Siebeck, L.S. Jermiin, D.I. Vaney and G.W. Rouse (2006). A modern soft-bottom, shallow-water crinoid fauna (Echinodermata) from the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Coral Reefs, 25: 164-168.
Miller, T.L. and T.H. Cribb (2006). A new genus and species of cryptogonimid from Lutjanus spp. (Pisces: Lutjanidae) on the Great Barrier Reef and New Caledonia. Journal of Parasitology, 91: 922-924.
Muñoz, G. and T.H. Cribb (2006). Parasite communities and diet of Coris batuensis (Pisces: Labridae) from Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef. Memoirs of the Queensland Museum, 52: 191-198.
Muñoz, G., A.S. Grutter and T.H. Cribb (2006). Endoparasite communities of five fish species (Labridae: Cheilininae) from Lizard Island: how important is the ecology and phylogeny of the hosts? Parasitology, 132: 363-374.
Nagel, L. and S.C. Lougheed, 2006. A simple molecular technique for identifying marine host fish by sequencing blood-feeding parasites. Journal of Parasitology, 92(3): 665-668.
Nolan, M.J. and T.H. Cribb (2006). Cardicola Short, 1953 and Braya n.gen. (Digenea: Sanguinicolidae) from five families of tropical Indo-Pacific fishes. Zootaxa, 1265: 1-80.
Nolan, M.J. and T.H. Cribb (2006). An exceptionally rich complex of Sanguinicolidae von Graff, 1907 (Platyhelminthes: Trematoda) from Siganidae, Labridae and Mullidae (Teleostei: Perciformes) from the Indo-west Pacific region. Zootaxa, 1218: 3-80.
Page, C. and B. Willis (2006). Distribution, host range and large-scale spatial variability in black band disease prevalence on the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. Diseases of Aquatic Organisms, 69: 41-51.
Pears, R.J., J.H. Choat, B.D. Mapstone and G.A. Begg (2006). Demography of a large grouper, Epinephelus fuscoguttatus, from Australia's Great Barrier Reef: implications for fishery management. Marine Ecology Progress Series, 307: 259-272.
Pennisi, E. (2006). Plant wannabes. Science, 313: 1229.
Rees, S.A., B.N. Opdyke, P.A. Wilson, L.K. Fifield and V. Levchenko (2006). Holocene evolution of the granite based Lizard Island and MacGillivray Reef systems, Northern Great Barrier Reef. Coral Reefs, 25: 555-568.
Robbins, W.D. (2006). Abundance, demography and population structure of the grey reef shark (Carcharinus amblyrhynchos) and the whitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus) (Family Carcharhinidae). PhD thesis, James Cook University, Australia.
Robbins, W.D., M. Hisano, S.R. Connolly and J.H. Choat (2006). Ongoing collapse of coral-reef shark populations. Current Biology, 16: 2314-2319.
San Martin, G. and P. Hutchings (2006). Eusyllinae (Polychaeta: Syllidae) from Australia with the description of a new genus and fifteen new species. Records of the Australian Museum, 58: 257-370.
Scardino, A.J. (2006). Biomimetic foulding control. PhD thesis, James Cook University
Smit, N.J., A.S. Grutter, R.D. Adlard and A.J. Davies (2006). Hematozoa of teleosts from Lizard Island, Australia, with some comments on their possible mode of transmission and the description of a new hemogregarine species. Journal of Parasitology, 92: 778-788.
Smykowski, A. (2006). Sexual conflict in a simultaneous hermaphrodite: how to enforce unilateral matings. Diploma thesis, Univerity of Tübingen, Germany.
Syme, A.E. and G.C.B. Poore (2006). Three new ostracod species from coastal Australian waters (Crustacea: Ostracoda: Myodocopa: Cylindroleberididae). Zootaxa, 1305: 51-67.
Wägele, H., I. Burghardt, N. Anthes, J. Evertsen, A. Klussman-Kolb and G. Brodie (2006). Species diversity of opisthobranch molluscs on Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia. In: Contemporary studies into the systematics and evolution of opisthobranch molluscs, (Eds. G. Brodie, S. Fahey and F.E. Wells), Records of the Western Australian Museum, Supplement 69: 33-59.
Wilson, S.K., N.A.J. Graham, M.S. Pratchett, G.P. Jones and N.V.C. Polunin (2006). Multiple disturbances and the global degradation of coral reefs: are reef fishes at risk or resilient? Global Change Biology, 12: 2220-2234.
Yokobori, S., A. Kurabayashi, B.A. Neilan, T. Maruyama and E. Hirose, 2006. Multiple origins of the ascidian-Prochloron symbiosis: Molecular phylogeny of photosymbiotic and non-symbiotic colonial ascidians inferred from 18S rDNA sequences. Molecular Phylogenetics and Evolution, 40: 8-19.


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Mr. Speaker, the overall thrust of this budget has been restoring Canada's fiscal health. The deficit for 1996-97 will be no more than $19 billion; $5.3 billion less than the target of $24.3 billion set in the 1996 budget.
The target for 1997-98 is $17 billion and for 1998-99 it is $9 billion. By 1998-99 the deficit is expected to be 1 per cent of GDP with no new borrowings. On top of that these projections are based on prudent assumptions and include a contingency reserve to cover any unpredictable events.
There is more to this budget than just the figures I have talked about, particularly for the agricultural community. I know the chairman of the standing committee on agriculture is going to be very interested in what I have to say about this. This is the national advantage. It is by far a better way of looking at agriculture than what the Reform Party, heckling me from the other side, has come up with so far.
All stakeholders in our agriculture and agri-food sector stand to gain substantially in net benefits from being included within the larger Canadian federation. Together as a strong and modern unified nation we as an industry are indeed much greater than the mere sum of our individual parts. That is what the Reform regional approach is about.
By being Canadian we have access to a valuable domestic agricultural marketplace serving 30 million people, valued at more than $70 billion per year. While some interprovincial barriers still continue as impediments, over 90 per cent of our agricultural food products flow freely from coast to coast aided by federally developed standards. This is underpinned by the mobility of human technology and by financial resources and a single monetary system.
By being Canadian we all benefit from national regulatory policies which, for example, created and sustained our made in Canada supply management system for dairy, poultry and egg producers. No one province alone would be able to do so. The financial fiscal policies of this government have resulted in a dramatic drop in interest rates. That has saved thousands of dollars in input costs for farmers and the agri-food business in every corner of the country. It is by far a much better system than the tax cuts that are put forward by the Reform Party. National taxation policies which include unique advantages for agriculture are available to all Canadian farmers.
By being Canadian we all gain from Canada's international credibility and influence earned through 129 years of nationhood. Our reputation for the highest quality and reliability is an invaluable asset, something the Reform Party would try to destroy, the respectful manner in which we deal with our customers.
Our unified Team Canada approach to trade missions in dealing with trade disputes has had a strong role for Canada to play in the WTO, the Cairns Group, the Quad Group, the APEC the Commonwealth, the UN and the G-7. In short, worldwide goodwill about Canada gives us the advantage that could not easily be duplicated. By being Canadian we all enjoy substantial economies of scale. This is important for our bargaining clout in dealing with both consumers and competitors.
It is important in running a world class inspection and quarantine system, the cost of which would be prohibitive on a provincial basis. It is important in the field of science and technology where we have the leading edge in research and development facilities distributed nationally according to local natural advantages with all the accumulated knowledge networked to everyone regardless of location.
The 1997 budget funding for the Canadian Foundation for Innovation can be used in support of research into biotechnology and other agricultural sciences. Our national advantage is impossible to quantify but it is hugely important. It is a combination of
synergy, strength, equity and compassion which is the envy of the world, and our government is committed to building it even better.
Budget levels for the key responsibilities of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, research adaptation, safety nets and inspection, were maintained, ensuring the department would be able to continue to meet the needs of the sector. In maintaining spending for these key areas, the 1997 budget responds to the needs of the sector for stability.
The government is working toward a growing, competitive, market oriented agriculture and agri-food industry, one that is profitable, responsive to changing needs of domestic and international customers and less dependent on subsidization; one that contributes to the well-being of all Canadians and the quality of life in rural Canada and one that generates farm financial security, environmental stability and a safe and high quality food supply.
Significant progress has been made toward these goals but more remains to be accomplished. Strong partnerships with all the stakeholders are key to the further success. To this end the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food has been consulted extensively with all the agri-food sectors in all the regions through a series of round table meetings across the country, a national conference on Canadian excellence in agriculture and agri-food held in Winnipeg in June 1996, and a prebudget meeting with all stakeholders this December. The output of this effort is a practical business plan which portrays the ambitions of our sector as we head into the 21st century and lays out an agenda for action for governments, farmers and farm organizations, agri-food business and other stakeholders as we together strive to achieve our future goals.
Examples of this consultative process between government and agriculture and agri-food sectors that reflect this desire to move together are numerous. It is hard to put a figure on it.
The Canadian adaptation rural and development fund, for instance, is providing $60 million annually to support diversification, value added processing, market development, innovation and job creation. The national biomass ethanol program will help support financing of ethanol plants across the country. This is the fuel of the 21st century. The pesticide management advisory council and economic management advisory committees are being established right now to better foster communication and co-ordination of pest management issues. The Farm Credit Corporation has introduced new programs which will provide long term stability. A national agricultural environment committee, made up of farm leaders, has been tasked with providing the federal government, the federal minister of agriculture, with advice on new policies, research and development and key agricultural environmental indicators. The Canadian Agri-Food Marketing Council will provide strategic sectoral advice on how to make the most of the available market development programs.
I could go on and on with this good news. We must continue to let more and more people know that agriculture and agri-food in Canada accounts for 8.7 per cent of our gross domestic product. Two million Canadians' jobs are dependent both directly and indirectly on the health of the agri-food sector which presently generates $17.5 billion in exports annually. We are going to go over the top of $20 billion by the end of the century.
The Canadian agri-food sector is on the leading edge of highly sophisticated science and technology. Canadian agriculture is a leader in environmental stability. It is one of our base industries.


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Dr. William Courtney And The "The Raw Truth" Medical Marijuana Seminar
Dr. William L. Courtney, M.D., Gives A Seminar About Medical Cannabis
By Rick Thompson
The Genesys Regional Medical Center was alive with the energy of raw cannabis as Dr. William L. Courtney, M.D., spoke to a packed house on Friday, October 12. His lecture and presentation was part of an evening of education called "The Raw Truth: Smoke free, Buzz free Medical Marijuana Seminar". Dr. Courtney shared the stage with speakers Ken Beyer from Michigan Testing Authority and the Mx Process, Nick Panessidi from Michigan Wellness Center, and Rep. Michael Callton, R-Nashville. I was honored to be Emcee for the evening.
Dr. Courtney opened the eyes of the attendees to a new world of intracellular reactions caused by the cannabis plant's chemical composition. He explained that the receptors for certain chemicals have recently been shown to exist inside the cell, not just on the cell membrane, and therefore have far more positive effects than previously believed. His presentation contained illustrations and digrams of a highly scientific nature.
The Seminar was notable for several other reasons: samples of non-psychotropic products made with cannabis, or marijuana, were available for attendees to see, touch and try. Also available: raw cannabis juice, the subject of the Seminar's main focus. The Seminar, the information, the samples all were offered free to the public.
Attendees participated in a scientific experiment of sorts. Participants were given a standard blood pressure test before being given the raw cannabis juice to sample. They were later retested. The result: after juicing, blood pressure went down an average of 10 points. Some people reported a greater drop, and others reported an absence of anxiety and a reduced pulse rate. This survey is certainly not science, but it is indicative of the results seen by Dr. Courtney.
Congratulations go out to Michigan Wellness Center, Midwest Multi Media Management, Mx Process and the MedJoint for their efforts in arranging the venue, the speaker, the guests and the recording. Well done!
Rick Thompson is on 2 radio shows and writes for several MM publications in Michigan


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Djuma Private Game Reserve is an oasis of luxurious calm in the wilds of the world-renowned Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Situated in the heart of the true South African bush, Djuma immerses its guests in the untamed landscape of a pure safari experience. Indulge yourself with a sensory holiday at one of our two prestigious lodges. Stare at the glittering night sky at the culturally unique Vuyatela, relax your senses in the lodges' tranquil setting, or share good times with family and friends at Galago Camp. Djuma's emotive surroundings and pampering attention to detail will create an unforgettable experience of the real Africa.
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The Team at Djuma offers the right balance of high service levels and hospitality, while at the same time creating an ambiance of "home from home". The dedicated Djuma Family have been together for many years and have a passion and flair for what they do. Charming hospitality and a genuine love and passion for the Djuma brand makes this an unforgettable experience.
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Now.Here.This. Cast Recording, Eden Espinosa's Look Around Among December's Finest CD Releases
Also reviewed: Chaplin, Leap of Faith cast albums and discs from Godspell's Morgan James, and Telly Leung.
The folks who established the benchmark for metatheatrics in musical theater with [title of show] followed up with this tuner that examines the metaphysical side of life. It's an extremely personal piece in which the creator/performers – Hunter Bell, Susan Blackwell, Heidi Blickenstaff and Jeff Bowen – dive candidly and poignantly into tales from their carefree childhoods, angst ridden teenage years, and then, the neurotic period of young adulthood and beyond. Bowen's tunes are an ear-pleasing lot, particularly when he aims at mid-70s pop sounds (the time the gang was growing up) and he manages to fuse wit, snark, and genuine emotion in his lyrics with surprising alacrity. Expect to be charmed by this one time and time again.
Eden Espinosa - Look Around (EdenEspinosa.com)
Espinosa (Wicked) mines the world of modern musical theater to grand effect on this nine-track debut solo album that brims with a unique contemporary feel that's apparent as soon as she launches into one of the numbers she's delivered on Broadway and beyond Stephen Schwartz's "I'm Not That Girl" (from Wicked, natch). Other selections include "Petrified" (from Boy George's Taboo), "I Miss the Mountains" (from the Pulitzer-winning Next to Normal) and even "With You" (from the short-lived tuner Ghost). Espinosa brings both gentleness and power to these and other selections, all of which have been shrewdly and pleasingly arranged by Joseph Abate to accentuate the tunes' pop music roots.
Morgan James - Live From Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola (Epic Records)
This live recording of a tribute concert to Nina Simone that James (Godspell) offered at the club at Jazz at Lincoln Center zings with both the vocal intensity and surging feelings that listeners associate with the late, great singing legend. James doesn't mimic her subject, but rather channels her essence and style as she brings such songs as "Little Girl Blue" and "My Man's Gone Now" vividly to life. The disc includes her dialogue between numbers, which marvelously contextualizes them, and it's an album that may make some who are unfamiliar with Simone's body of work seek some of her original recordings out, even as it establishes James as a Broadway performer with a terrific talent for solo work.Chaplin: The Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording) (Sony Masterworks)
Cast recordings can often make so-so shows sound like something special, but not this one, which puts the inadequacies of composer/lyricist Christopher Curtis' score for this musical about silent film legend Charlie Chaplin into sharp and even painful relief. For starters, the portentous "All Fall Down" and the initially pleasing music hall number "Look at All the People" are both reprised in variations to a maddening extent. Further the disc reveals how little the show's winning star, Rob McClure (an Avenue Q veteran), is given to deliver musically. What you're left with is a couple of decent numbers for Jenn Colella (High Fidelity), who plays Chaplin's nemesis, gossip columnist Hedda Hopper, but her tracks aren't enough to redeem this album.
Leap of Faith: The Musical (Original Broadway Cast Recording) (Ghostlight Records)
A dynamically charismatic performance from four-time Tony Award nominee Raul Esparza (Company) shines brightly on this cast album for a musical that had an oh-so-brief run on Broadway last spring. Alan Menken (Newsies) provides some pretty fair gospel and country western melodies and Glenn Slater (Sister Act) has written lyrics that have an occasional zinger, but their work never rises to the level of Esparza's warm and also ickily oily performance as a con artist tent revival preacher. There are also some swell performances from Jessica Phillips (Priscilla Queen of the Desert), as a prickly sheriff who's smitten by the preacher, Kendra Kassebaum (Wicked), as his pragmatic sister, and Kecia Lewis-Evans (The Drowsy Chaperone), as the woman who keeps his books and leads his choir, but ultimately, it's not enough to elevate this rather pedestrian tuner.
Triassic Parq (Original Cast Recording) (TriassicParq.com)
Much like the tongue-in-cheek thriller Bat-Boy, this off-Broadway tuner mashes up rock, pop, and rap with a Broadway vernacular as it explains why a group of dinosaurs in a theoretically well-controlled and contained environment run amok and start devouring humankind. Composer Marshall Pailet's ambitious tunes don't always squarely hit the mark, but there is an energy and verve to the music that proves infectious, particularly when the likes of Lysistrata Jones vets Lindsay Nicole Chambers and Alex Wyse, along with Shelley Thomas (Brooklyn), are delivering the songs with winking aplomb.
Jerome Kern: The Land Where the Good Songs Go (PS Classics)
This utterly beguiling two disc concept recording for a show devised by David Loud brings some of Jerome Kern's best-loved melodies ("A Fine Romance" and "All the Things You Are") together some delightful rarities like "The Subway Express," which is a joyous paean to a couple meeting and falling in love underneath the streets of Manhattan. A top notch ensemble – Kate Baldwin (Giant), Heidi Blickenstaff (Now.Here.This.), Rebecca Luker (Mary Poppins), Philip Chaffin (King David), Graham Rowat (LoveMusik), and Matthew Scott (Jersey Boys) – has been gathered for this album that demonstrates the timelessness of Kern's and his collaborating lyricists' achievements. And if anyone needs any convincing beyond the music itself, they should just read through the fascinating and insightful essay from none other than Stephen Sondheim that comes with the set.
Black Manhattan, Vol. 2 (New World Records)
The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra, under the direction of Rick Benjamin, turns the clock back to a time when syncopated rhythms were part of a musical phenomenon sweeping the nation and the world. Aside from Eubie Blake, whose music is heard in the Shuffle Along overture that opens this consistently appealing album, the only other writer whose name you might recognize today is Bert Williams – the African-American performer who gained fame by performing in blackface for folks like Florenz Ziegfeld and whose signature song "Nobody" is included. These more famous men's work is heard alongside a host of pieces by equally talented tunesmiths whose names and songs (like "Down in Honky Tonky Town" and "Pine Apple Rag Song") are now long forgotten. What makes the disc so enjoyable is that these tracks, and the others, are just as infectious as Blake's and Williams' or even chestnuts from the King of Ragtime – Scott Joplin.
Cousins: The Songs of Beck and May (CDBaby)
Songwriters Jordan Beck and Jonathan May aren't easy to categorize – particularly with the dozen diverse tunes they've assembled on this concurrently amusing and touching CD. At times, their work has a comic verve that brings to mind the work of Randy Newman and at other points, the heartfelt emotions they pour into both melody and words proves incredibly touching (particularly in the lullaby-like "Song of a Child"). There's even a point when they demonstrate felicity with a hard rock-like number. Look forward to hearing more from this pair of gifted cousins.Telly Leung - I'll Cover You (Yellow Sound)
For this solo album, Godspell's Leung turns to hits from the likes of Stevie Wonder, Simon and Garfunkel and Katy Perry, as well as Broadway songwriters like Jerry Herman and Stephen Sondheim, to showcase his deft ability to mine a song's emotional core. And when his vocals – by turns exultant, gossamer, and impassioned – combine with Gary Adler's always intriguing arrangements, the result can be exceptional, like when Madonna's hit "Papa Don't Preach" morphs into a Latin-infused number that makes a case for the song being a plea for the acceptance of a man's gayness.


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Man, companies are always trying to screw ya. Take warranties, for example. They'll void them for practically anything these days! Just ask Keith Walendowski of Milwaukee, WI (pictured). All he did was shoot his lawnmower with a sawed-off shotgun, and now the company who makes it says the warranty is voided. What a load of bullpap!
"I'll tell you the truth," a criminal complaint quotes an apparently inebriated Keith Walendowski. "I got pissed because my lawn mower wouldn't start, so I got my shotgun and shot it.
"I can do that. It's my lawn mower and my yard, so I can shoot it if I want," Walendowski told police.
According to the complaint, Walendowski had been drinking all morning. Around 9:30 a.m., he attempted to start his 21-inch Lawn-Boy - unsuccessfully.
After shooting the mower, he went in his basement, where he was arrested by police, the complaint says.
Police recovered the shotgun, shells, a handgun, rounds for the handgun and a stun gun.
Dick Wagner of Wagner's Garden Mart, 6075 N. Green Bay Ave., said shooting the mower didn't help Walendowski's odds of getting it repaired.
"Anything not factory recommended would void the warranty," he said.
God bless America. [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel via Consumerist]


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The mixed recital will present students performing in solo and chamber groups featuring a variety of instruments.
The concert has been scheduled in conjunction with the college's Arts and Humanities Fair for high school students. Through the fair, Hope College faculty and students from the departments of art and art history, dance, English, history, modern and classical languages, music, philosophy, religion and theatre will present lectures and demonstrations that will introduce those attending to the variety of courses in the arts and humanities at Hope.
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Colborne, who paced DU with 22 goals this season, left school this morning, the only sour part of the deal. He has one quarter remaining in his sophomore year.
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Embattled family court Judge Denise Pratt is the subject of another criminal complaint by Webster family lawyer Greg Enos, who is alleging that the freshman judge broke the law when she signed orders saying she had given prior notice to lawyers before dismissing hundreds of cases last month.
Judges are required under rules of civil procedure to schedule hearings and warn parties involved in pending litigation of their intent to dismiss cases, but numerous lawyers, including Enos, have told the Houston Chronicle they only learned their cases had been dismissed after the fact. Pratt, through her lawyer, has acknowledged that at least some notices were not sent out, but has blamed the problem on a new computer system at the Harris County District Clerk's office.
A spokesman for the District Clerk's office has said that system, known as eFileTexas.gov system, has nothing to do with the mailing of notices of upcoming dismissal hearings.
Dismissal orders Pratt signed for various cases attached to Enos' new criminal complaint and obtained from the District Clerk's office say that "all parties were given notice of the setting date and that failure to appear would be grounds for dismissal."
Enos said, however, that Pratt had no dismissal hearings scheduled on the two days she signed the majority of the orders, Dec. 30 and 31.
"It's like a preacher who signs marriage license and says 'I married these 631 couples when no one was in his church,'" said Enos, who e-mailed his criminal complaint to the chief of the Harris County District Attorney's public integrity unit on Thursday.
The complaint alleges that Pratt violated a section of the state penal code that makes it a crime to make a "false entry" in a government record, "which is defined to include a court document."
Enos filed a criminal complaint in October, accusing Pratt of backdating court orders to make it appear she had performed duties months before she actually had in several cases, and other misconduct. That led to the resignation of Pratt's lead clerk and sparked an investigation by the Harris County District Attorney's office and a grand jury that, ultimately, took no action against Pratt.
In response to a public records request, the District Clerk's office last week produced a list of nearly 300 cases that had been dismissed for want of prosecution from Pratt's 311th court since Dec. 20, the day she was no-billed by the grand jury. All but 19 of those cases were dismissed in a single day, Dec. 30.


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Equinox, New York, announced today that it has hired Sarah Robb O'Hagan to become the company's first president.
Robb O'Hagan currently serves as president of Gatorade and Global Sports Nutrition at PepsiCo. Inc. At Equinox, Robb O'Hagan will lead a domestic expansion strategy that includes 56 Equinox clubs as well as the company's Pure Yoga, Blink and SoulCycle brands. She will report to Equinox CEO Harvey Spevak.
Robb O'Hagan, a native of New Zealand, began her career in the service industry with positions at Air New Zealand and Virgin Atlantic Airways before moving to consumer products with roles at Atari Entertainment, Nike, and Gatorade. Equinox says Robb O'Hagan possesses a strong understanding of consumer trends and behavior, with a background in business expansion, brand strategy, product innovation, new product launches, technology, digital development, and sports and consumer marketing.
"Sarah has successfully built and expanded several iconic brands over the course of her career," Spevak said in a statement. "She has a strong track record of identifying and capitalizing on shifts in consumer behavior. She is the best of all worlds: an award-winning marketing executive, a natural leader and developer of talent, and a successful manager. We are very excited to have her join our team."
In addition to overseeing the marketing, operations, finance, digital and human resources departments for Equinox, Robb O'Hagan also will oversee the company's international expansion. Last week, Equinox announced that it will open its first Canadian club in Toronto this winter. Prior to that opening, Equinox will open its first international club in London this fall.
"I'm so thrilled to be joining Equinox at this exciting time, as the company pursues a dynamic and ambitious future," Robb O'Hagan said in a statement. "Harvey and his incredibly talented team have already built a portfolio of highly successful brands, which are poised for exponential growth in new verticals and new geographies. Being a part of Equinox's entrepreneurial culture is just a dream opportunity for me."
Robb O'Hagan has been profiled on numerous prominent industry lists, including Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business, Advertising Age's Women to Watch, Forbes's Most Powerful Women in Sports, and Sports Business Journal, Sports Goods Business, and Crain's Chicago Business 40 Under 40.
Rick Caro, president of Management Vision, New York, calls Equinox's hire of Robb O'Hagan "a real coup" for the company.
"It is a sign that the health club industry has matured and that a leading company can woo someone so senior with a rich history of leadership in a variety of industries," Caro says. "Sarah has achieved success with some of the most respected service and product companies. Her skill set will help advance Equinox's ability to grow, mature and deepen its success amongst its current four divisions and expand with new concepts and to new venues."


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31243, Hymns, Rock of Ages, no. 111
1. Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee;
Let the water and the blood,
From thy wounded side which flowed,
Be of sin the double cure,
Save from wrath and make me pure.
2. Not the labors of my hands
Can fill all thy law's demands;
Could my zeal no respite know,
Could my tears forever flow,
All for sin could not atone;
Thou must save, and thou alone.
3. While I draw this fleeting breath,
When mine eyes shall close in death,
When I rise to worlds unknown
And behold thee on thy throne,
Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee.
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Music: Thomas Hastings, 1784-1872
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A Quick but Full ISO Test by a New K20D User (Vs K10D too)
A Hong Kong Pentax user has acquired a new K20D at the street of Hong Kong and he has immediately carried out a quick test for checking the image quality and camera performance (variations) at all different ISO speeds and here is his post:-
(Text in Traditional Chinese, use Babelfish to translate if needed. Btw, the captions in the posted test images are self-explanatory and are in English.)
The first thing to note is that the K20D image starts to appear grainy/noisy at ISO 800 and in my opinion ISO 1600 is already very marginally usable. But if you compare the K10D images which are shot at the same time for the same object with the same setup, the ISO 400 image is somewhat more or less the same as the ISO 800 image of the K20D, which means that there is a considerably obvious improvement in the noise performance of the K20D when it is compared to the K10D, especially considering that it has nearly 50% more pixels than the K10D. Having said that, it should be noted that the ISO 400 noise performance of the K10D is in fact sub-par, which is also quite some K10D users and I have been talking about for a while now.
The second thing is that the user reported that the (Auto) White Balance is far more accurate than the K10D, even under tungsten lighting. The reproduced color balance is more faithful to the original subjects as he could see so far (way better than the K10D, as reported). Well, it might be that it is really true or it is just that he is still enjoying his honey moon period with his new toy, anyway.
But the third thing which I can observe is the dark and gloomy pictures, which actually nearly becomes an unshakeable symbol or even icon for Pentax DSLRs, *can* *still* be seen. The K20D pictures look just a little bit brighter, though (but it still looks dark, muddy and dull).
Last but not least, since he purchased his K20D body (only) at near HK$11,000 (about US$1,400), which I would consider simply too expensive to consider objectively as the much more stronger (in specifications) and faster (for its true camera performance, e.g., AF and shutter lag, etc.) Nikon D300 is also selling just at a price which is dearer by very little bucks.
Do note that Nikon's system is undoubtedly more comprehensive and complete than the Pentax's one and Nikon's flash system is renowned to be the most accurate and versatile one, too, whereas Pentax's P-TTL has been reported from time to time rather frequently on the Internet for its inaccuracy and inconsistency. Although the K20D can be different but I have no high hope as long as exposure accuracy department is concerned for the Pentax DSLRs, judging from the past experiences of the Pentax DSLR users (and now the new samples published by the beta and production K20D so far). Besides, as long as the AF system of the K20D is yet the SAFOX VIII (at least as it is called), which is infamous for unsatisfactory low light performance and accuracy, I don't think choosing the K20D is a wise choice when one can actually get a far superior and better Nikon D300 at nearly the same price.
In fact, I have just tried a D300 yesterday (not at shop, one of my friends has purchased his new D300 so that I could try it out at the field), the mirror action is so gentle but yet crisp and I am really amazed with its lightning fast short shutter lag which is noticeably even shorter than my Canon 5D (around 78 ms as measured by CAPA Japan and the Imaging Resource, best timing) which is again noticeably faster than my MZ-S (which is again just faster than *any* Pentax AF DSLRs ever made!). So, I just wonder except the old Pentax DSLR user base who are particularly eager to replace their old Pentax DSLRs (which the users might be rather unsatisfied with something), for those who are new, WHO will really choose the K20D in view of the comparatively poorer price/performance ratio? So, here is my bet: Unless the price of the K20D goes down significantly, the product and Pentax won't succeed. Or, people just go to get the Samsung GX-20 which should be (much?) cheaper and with the original SilkyPix RAW software package (and better user interface than the Pentax Photo Lab), too.


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Hopefully everyone out there in PGA.com Facebook Nation will be spending quality time with loved ones on Thanksgiving Day. There's so much in life to be thankful for. And, in this business, there's a lot to be thankful for because of the game of golf.
We asked our PGA.com Facebook friends to tell us: What, in golf, are you most thankful for?
Here's a look at some of the best answers we received from the hundreds that were submitted.
9. It's the little things... Stuff like having no one to witness one of your brutal rounds. Or -- while we don't necessarily condone it -- the ability to let your golf ball know about your displeasure with it in the form of colorful language.
Facebook fan quotes:
"That there weren't any others to see my last round of golf. +46." -- Jonathan H. Allen
"Profanity." -- William Bettas
8. Mulligans. While in Scotland a "mulligan," is instead called, "hitting three," here in the U.S. you've got some pretty good friends if after your opening tee shot you hear, "breakfast ball," or, "mulligan."
Facebook fan quote:
"Mulligans!" -- Koty Hall
7. The inspiration you draw from it. After all, golf isn't all about your own game. Watching others -- no matter their ability -- reach a goal is special.
Facebook fan quote:
"Don't play, just a lover of the game... I believe it's the game of life and I draw great inspiration from it." -- Jen Hamilton
6. The feel of a perfectly struck shot. If you're like us, you know that this does not happen often. But, when it does, embrace it. It feels great!
Facebook fan quote:
"When you stand behind the ball in the fairway, see the shot in your head, and then step up and strike the ball as if you didn't even make contact and watch the actual shot match the one you imagined!" -- Mark Johnson
5. It's a game for a lifetime. No matter how old or how young you are, golf is for everyone. It doesn't matter the age gap between the members of your foursome. In this game, there's something all of you can relate to.
Facebook fan quote:
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4. A life in golf. Have you made a career centered on the game? If so, is there anything better than going to work doing something you love?
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"To be able to make this wonderful game my career." -- Kevin Hamluk
"The passion I have to teach others this great game." -- Steve A Koston
"My class A PGA membership and being able to make a career out of golf!" -- Marc A Pylkki
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"All the advances in equipment in recent years and my current clubs. I am also thankful for Carl my local pro who is always ready to help me improve without it costing me a fortune!" -- Jesse Northcutt
"My golf coach and his patience. I am newer to the game and I appreciate seeing improvement with each lesson. Without him I would likely spin my wheels in frustration and quit the game altogether!" -- Lynette Gascoigne
"As far as my golf life, I am most thankful for CPGA Teaching Pro, Dan King who brought my game to a new level." -- Harold Colpitts
"Taking lessons from a PGA professional, and being healthy and able to enjoy this game we all love, and for living in the Myrtle Beach, S.C. area and enjoy over 150 courses in the area." -- John Davis
"Growing up having a great Assistant Pro who let me take a cart, each weekday all summer, so I could get in 18 holes in 90 minutes, all before having to be at work at 8:30 a.m. Thanks Mike!" -- Matt Cameron
2. It's a great escape. The peaceful surroundings. Focusing on just your next shot. A round of golf can be therapeutic in pushing aside all the other stuff you have going on for just a few hours.
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"The freedom to play." -- Thomas W Thompson
"That I can." -- Pat Maxim
"Just to get on the links where nothing else matters for the first nine to the last nine." -- Ivan Severight
"Four hours of peace and quiet when I can turn off the phone and tune out the outside world. Fall golf in Wisconsin. Whistling Straits, we'll see you Wednesday morning." -- Jake Case
1. It's invaluable time spent building relationships. Much like the majority of you in PGA.com Facebook Nation, we too are most thankful for the time we can spend with family and friends thanks to golf.
Facebook fan quotes:
"That my daughters (9 and 7) join me on the course." -- Greg Bair
"Friends to golf with." -- Eric Michael
"I am thankful my fiancé took up the sport to join me on the links. Also thankful for the relaxation a nice round provides. Can't argue with a bogey-free round either!" -- Brendan S. Heckler
"New friends I've made for a lifetime." -- Ryan McClintock
"The three other guys in my foursome. Great friends, great fun." -- Darrel Holland
"Spending time with my boys. Quality time with them is priceless as I get older. I played 18 yesterday with my oldest and my baby. It was his 18th birthday! My dream now is to play with my grandson soon. He's two in February and I'll be 54." -- Bob Anderson
"My golfing buddies that usually make me look like a better golfer than what I am." -- Damon Butler
"I am most thankful for Stephanie Jennings, PGA member and my wife. The game of golf brought us together 10 years ago." -- Brian Jennings
"My neighbor Fred who asked a 13 year old kid who knew nothing about golf (me) to caddy for him. Once a week for 2 years I carried his clubs without ever hitting a ball. After 2 years he felt I knew enough etiquette to give me an old set of irons and a lesson. It was a gift of a lifetime." -- Tom Lanahan
"That my boys' father who passed away in 2010 taught them how to play at a very young age and their love for the game. Our family spent lots of good times on the golf course and now we have those special memories. It was his love of golf that also taught me to love it so much." -- Stephanie McKee


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Panteleimon (Shatov) of Smolensk
Panteleimon (Shatov) is
Born Arkady Viktorovich Shatov (Аркадий Викторович Шатов) September 18, 1950 in Moscow.
In 1977 he entered the Moscow Theological Seminary, he was adopted immediately in the second year.
On August 26, 1978 Archbishop Vladimir (now Metropolitan of Kiev and All Ukraine) ordained a deacon.
Moved to the correspondence department of the Moscow Theological Seminary and was sent first to the parish service in Moscow and then to the Moscow oblast in the temple in village Nikolo-Arkhangelskoye.
April 15, 1979 on the feast of the Lord's Entrance into Jerusalem Metropolitan of Krutitsy and Kolomna Juvenal ordained him a priest and appointed rector of Trinity Church in village Golochelovo, Moscow oblast.
In 1984 he transferred as second priest to the temple of Tikhvin icon in Stupino. In 1987 in transferred temple of Smolensk icon in village Grebnevo.
In November 1990 he was appointed rector of Saint Prince Dimitry at the First City Clinical Hospital (Pervaya Gradskaya bolnitsa). Under the church was founded St. Dimitry Sisterhood.
In 1992 with the blessing of Patriarch of Moscow and All Russia Alexy II was discovered St. Dimitry Sisters of Mercy School (founders: the government of Moscow and St. Dimitry Sisterhood), fr Arkady became the spiritual father of the school.
In 2002 he was appointed chairman of the church social activities at the Diocesan Council in Moscow. Since 2005, the Deputy Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Hospital of St. Alexis, Metropolitan of Moscow.
The Holy Synod on March 5, 2010 appointed him Chairman of the Synodal Department for Church Charity and Social Service.
The Holy Synod on May 31, 2010 was elected him vicar of the Moscow diocese with the title bishop of Orekhovo-Zuyevo.
July 17, 2010 in the Patriarch's house church quarters Trinity-Sergius Monastery, Patriarch Kirill tonsured him a little schema and named in honor of St. Panteleimon the Great Martyr and Healer.
July 18, 2010 he was elevated to the rank of Archimandrite.
August 20, 2010 was named as bishop, on August 21 he was consecrated Bishop of Orekhovo-Zuyevo, vicar of the Moscow diocese.
From December 2010 to 2011 supervised parish churches in the North-Eastern Administrative District of Moscow (Trinity Deanery).
March 22, 2011 he became member of the Supreme Ecclesiastical Council of the Russian Orthodox Church (as head of the Synodal Department for Church Charity and Social Service).
Holy Synod on March 22, 2011 appointed him bishop of Smolensk and Vyazma, keeping the post of Chairman of the Synodal Department for Church Charity and Social Service.
The Holy Synod from 5-6 October 2011 confirmed him as abbot Avraamy Transfiguration Monastery in Smolensk.
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Montgomery is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1780 and was previously called Westfield/Norwich/Southampton. It can be found in Hampden county and is a part of the Springfield registry of deed district. For more information, contact the county at 161 Main St., Montgomery 01085. On the attached map, Montgomery is shown as 4 in Hampden county.
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