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The Fall/Winter issue of Valparaiso Poetry Review was recently posted. VPR was one of the early online literary journals and showed that an online journal could publish strong work and make a real contribution to poetry. Editor Ed Byrne has done much to make VPR a highly respected online journal and one that has served as a model for others that have followed.
This issue contains poems by 35 poets:
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Bad data underpins talk of consolidationFebruary 16,2014
Consolidation is the one idea to contain education costs that is gaining serious ground in Montpelier.
Bills in the Legislature, reports out of the Agency of Education and the stated goals of the state Board of Education all support consolidation as the key to reducing education spending in Vermont. In fact, they should be addressing the underlying problems with the implementation of Act 68.
Consolidation looks like a clear winner on the surface, but looks can be deceiving and in this case they are.
The reason consolidation looks so appealing is because we have come to view everything through the lens of Act 68, which measures all schools by what is called education spending per equalized pupil.
Through that lens, large schools look like they spend significantly less per student than small schools. They look like they spend more along the lines of what is spent in neighboring states, as if economies of scale make a difference for us today.
In fact, many large school districts are spending just as much or more than many much smaller schools do. The Act 68 funding system totally clouds this fact.
Our highly complex formula hides the facts in the following way: Education spending reflects actual expenditures, minus a wide variety of revenue offsets.
These offsets include state and federal funds for special education, English as a second language, and free and reduced lunch populations. They include fund balances and public and private grants to support particular initiatives, investments or populations.
Equalized pupils are also not equivalent to actual student counts. In the equalized pupil formula, different types of students are weighted differently, and many of the heavier weightings are based upon the same factors that drive qualification for revenue offsets: special education, ESL, and free and reduced lunch needs.
The impact of using these constructs to evaluate how expensive or efficient a school district seems is shown in the accompanying chart, based upon fiscal year 2014 data.
When you consider total expenditures per student as opposed to the Act 68 constructs, you can see that some of our largest school districts are far from more cost-effective in delivering education.
It is only owing to Act 68 constructs that these larger districts appear significantly more cost-effective (and are held responsible for less of the education funding burden). These measures undermine our ability to understand actual spending, actual cost drivers and the impact of our relative investments. We need to look at the right data to get a handle on spending.
With this basic look at the raw data, does consolidation really look like the best cost-containment strategy for us today? Further, does it seem Act 68 is helping us fairly allocate resources and tax burden? Does it seem the right foundation to build education policy around, despite how it obscures spending and accountability?
While it is highly unlikely that there are no opportunities to reduce costs and improve opportunities and outcomes through carefully targeted consolidation, it is wholesale, forced consolidation that is being proposed in our Legislature.
The agenda to force statewide consolidation is not based upon a clear understanding of spending and outcomes. The aggressive consolidation agenda is driven by continued use of Act 68 funding constructs, which cloak real spending and real costs drivers and promote false hope as to the savings consolidation will deliver.
So while our Legislature and governor fail to address the root problems in the implementation of Act 68, we find ourselves at the threshold of shattering our statewide education governance structures and the school and central office leadership, which certainly have played a role in helping us routinely rank near the very top in education outcomes in the United States. How is it wise to implement such sweeping centralization of control on false premises and an unstable, untended foundation?
Sweeping consolidation is not the solution. To dismantle the education system that has drawn many families to our state would be hugely disruptive and risk further loss of students and taxpayers.
Community-based schools should be and can be sustainable in Vermont if we face up to the real underlying problems driving rising costs in our education system. The boldness and goals of Act 68 are commendable. However, we need to stop ignoring its flaws. We need to eliminate its tragedy of the commons, which drives up budgets, put the brakes on unfunded mandates from Montpelier, implement incentives for cost containment, and promote and safeguard best practices in cost-effective and high-impact education delivery.
It is time for education funding reform from our Legislature and governor and instructive leadership from the Agency of Education. They have been entrusted with our property taxes to fairly, sustainably and optimally fund education across our state. They need to address what only they can fix Act 68.
After all, if they cant or wont tackle the problems of our statewide education system, how can we possibly entrust them with our health care?
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Often several olive oil companies will combine their harvests to create their oil. The Núñez de Prado family has been providing premier extra virgin olive oil, from a single family estate, in Baena, Spain, since 1795. Each bottle contains extra virgin olive oil produced by skilled craftsmen and made with handpicked olives from the family's Frías, Santo Toribio, Taquina, and Gastaceite groves. It is left unfiltered in order to retain all the delicious flavor.
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All extra virgin olive oils must meet the standards of a stringent panel of tasters and must also contain less than 1.0% acidity. Many renowned Italian oils hover near 0.5%. The Núñez de Prado family produces an olive oil so pure that it has no more than 0.2% acidity, leaving the sweetness of the olive oil unmarred by sharpness.
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Flor de Aceite (Flower of the Oil). Not all extra virgin olive oils are created equal. Most high-end commercial oils are the first cold press, and many people regard the first cold press of extra virgin olive oil as the highest grade; however, there's a premier option: Flor de Aceite. This free run oil is gathered before the first press. Because the oil is stone milled rather than pressed and drips from the crushed fruit naturally—and prior to pressing—it takes more than twice as many olives to produce Flor de Aceite (24 pounds to obtain a liter) as it takes to produce the first cold press (11 pounds to obtain a liter).
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PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Cellular Research, Inc., today announced that its Molecular Indexing™ technology enables the absolute quantification of the starting copy number of an expressed gene, or RNA transcript, in an RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) library. Data were published in the February 4, 2014 print edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), and the article is currently available online.
RNA-Seq has become an extremely important tool for measuring relative changes in gene expression in a sample. Understanding which genes are up- or down-regulated in a cell or tissue sample can help researchers gain insights into processes such as development and also gain greater knowledge about the genomic drivers of disease. To carry out RNA-Seq experiments, scientists build cDNA libraries that theoretically capture all of the expressed genes in a particular sample.
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How to Make Mayonnaise
Inspired by conversations on the FOOD52 Hotline, we're sharing tips and tricks that make navigating all of our kitchens easier and more fun. Today, a very special guest demonstrates how to make mayonnaise (and then aioli).
Ah, mayonnaise. The delicious condiment that enhances pretty much anything it's dolloped on. While some of us are fans of classic brands like Hellman's or Duke's, everyone loves homemade mayonnaise. Making it yourself is always satisfying, and you have the added bonus of complete control. It's also really simple to make.
Our friend Tamar Adler is such a fan of homemade mayonnaise, she decided to make a video tutorial for us. You may know her book, An Everlasting Meal, a lovely collection of essays about cooking and eating "with economy and grace." Tamar will be sharing tips and tricks with us from time to time because she's all about kitchen confidence, and so are we.
An Everlasting Meal is coming out in paperback June 19th, you can preorder it here.
Today's video was shot and edited by Adriana Stimola.
Tags: Kitchen Confidence, how-to, mayonnaise, aioli, Tamar Adler, An Everlasting Meal, how-to & diy
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almost 2 years ago phyllis segura
Not enough garlic for aioli. Looked like you added 1/2 teaspoon. In Provence that would be called a soupcon.
almost 2 years ago borntobeworn
I love your book - thank you for offering it via Kindle on Amazon! I wish you (and many other cooks) could offer alternatives to using so much olive oil. Those of us who need to lose weight can't afford those calories (which have no nutrition since the olives have been so processed). While I understand that it's a necessary part of mayo and aioli, you seem to use a lot of it in your book (I have used less in your recipes with great results). I use cooking sprays (sparingly) and vegetable stock and broil things (when I can) instead of frying them. I would love your ideas on how to cook things without adding unnecessary calories.
almost 2 years ago maeveoh
I'm in the same boat as you, tracking what I eat, etc. But aren't Tamar's recipes inherently healthful? You can use less oil, less cheese, and in my opinion, more salt. There are still plenty of delicious meals to be had on your way down the scale, and if you're able to cook most of your meals for the week, eating maybe 3-5 times out sensibly, gradual weight loss is bound to happen. Physical activity is key.
almost 2 years ago bobby bender
I that a 240mm tojiro DP 10 inch knife? love it^^.
BTW for those stick blender types (myself included) don't go by the 1 to 1 ratio, eggs vary so much in size, you should start with one egg to half cup of oil, its easier to skimp on the oil, just add more if needed because the flip-side means your mayo will break!!
almost 2 years ago BavarianCook
Beautiful!! Add that over some freshly cooked new baby yellow potatoes and some quartered hardboiled eggs and you'll have one of the best tasting potato salads around. Some herbs wouldn't hurt either but that mayo cannot be beat!
almost 2 years ago Summer of Eggplant
Skinny Goose - I've asked this on the FoodPickle before and the answer I was given was 3-5 days.
almost 2 years ago Sam1148
Great video. My 'go to' method is the stick blender. Just put ever thing in a glass jar and put in the stick blender--the egg yoke and lemon juice on the bottom and oil on the top blend while lifting up to mix a bit of the upper layer and keep incorporating (on and off switch), adding more oil and water/juice if needed; so, easy and minimal clean up.
almost 2 years ago
Chris is a trusted source on General Cooking
I keep meaning to try your method, Sam1148. This video susan g posted in answer to a hotline questions is so cool: http://nami-nami.blogspot...
almost 2 years ago TheSkinnyGoose
How long will home-made aioli/mayo keep for?
almost 2 years ago Courtni
Where do you find that amazing mortar and pestle??
almost 2 years ago Tamar Adler
It's a Thai mortar and pestle. They're wonderful because they're so deep, and so there's no splashing. I got mine at the Thai grocery on Bayard street in Chinatown in Manhattan. But I'm sure other Thai and Indonesian groceries carry them.
almost 2 years ago TXExpatInBKK
Beautiful! It looks like the ones they use to make somtam.
almost 2 years ago Tretower424
Great little tutorial! Very helpful!


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A couple of miles North of Tulum, alone on the pristine Bahía de Punta Soliman, is this wonderful palapa restaurant. The seafood is excellent here. Lalo's Special, a dish made fresh seafood which includes local lobster, shrimp, conch, fish, barracuda, and chicken fajitas, prepared for 2 to 10 people, is a standout and must try. The shrimp melts in your mouth. The ceviche made of fresh fish, lobster, shrimp, and caracol with citrus juice is also exceptional. The bathrooms are clean. All food is cleaned with clean water. They will prepare food as you like it. For those who are on a diet and crab conscious ask for any plate Virginia style (low crabs). They accept cash only, no credit cards.
Address: Carretera 307, north of Tankah, look for white sign, Tankah, Quintana Roo, MexicoPhone: +52 (984) 804-4189
The restaurant has hammocks and beds to sleep on very relaxed and comfortable. Make sure you have some time, you will not want to leave.
From journal Oscar y Lalo's
by dfrb
September 10, 2004
You will see a sign on the left advertising Oscar y Lalo's Restaurant. Turn left at the sign onto an unpaved road. The road can be somewhat bumpy although we had no problems. You arrive at Oscar y Lalo's parking lot in about five minutes.
The restaurant is under an open air palapa. There are several tables outside under the palm trees. Hammocks are available right beside the tables!! This is a wonderful relaxed atmosphere.
The menu has several items, primarily seafood; however, there are some chicken and beef available as well. The prices at Oscar y Lalo's are more expensive than I would have imagined. The fish dishes and fajitas are "normal" prices, but other dishes are pricey. For example, the grilled shrimp was over $30. The serving sizes are acceptable, but I have certainly had more in other places. The quality of the food is good, but not spectacular.
Would I return? Absolutely. I highly recommend this place, but more for the atmosphere than the food.
From journal The Mayan Riviera
by solbucket
Sammamish, Washington
July 18, 2003
The restaurant specializes in seafood, especially lobster. The atmosphere is laid-back and takes you back in time. There is a coconut grove located next to the restaurant, perfect for hanging around in a hammock. There is also directly behind the restaurant that leads to a cenote.
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I am a Loyola Marymount University graduate with a B.A. in Music (Violin, Ethnomusicology) and Kodaly certified from NYU's Kodaly Institute. I am a firm believer in the therapeutic nature and healing power of music, and only teach it because of how it will change your life! I studied Alexander Technique with Karl Snyder and incorporate physical alignment into every lesson. I am a lover of all music, have performed various types of world and popular music, actively compose, and teach my students what they love, so as to always keep the create juice flowing! As student and teacher, we will keep the vitality for the instrument when the beginning stages of the instrument can be discouraging. The violin is an impressive instrument with a huge history and design that has not changed in 500 years! Be a part of that beautiful history!
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Music Performance, Music Theory, Piano, Viola, Violin
I currently have a studio of 30 students and I hold optional recitals twice a year (sometimes more). The recitals feature students as soloists, in duets, or solo with piano accompaniment. I also like my students to practice playing together and performing for each other at our recitals or performance classes. In the Fall, January, and summer, I adjust the students' lesson schedules based on their schedule needs, so if I do not have a time slot open right now, it may be open end of August/beginning of September or end of December/beginning of January.
I like to find the type of music that creates passion and interest in my students, so that they want to practice on their own. Sometimes the students don't know what type of music they like, so I expose them to a variety of music until we find what they enjoy playing.
In 2011, I graduated with my Bachelor's of Music in Performance Violin and Viola from the Cole Conservatory of Music at the California State University, Long Beach where I also studied conducting, music theory & history, and piano.
Some of my private violin and viola students have been accepted to All State Honor's Orchestra, All Southern Honor's Orchestra, and the Capo Valley Honor's Orchestra. One of my students is currently attending the Orange County High School of the Arts as a violin student. I helped the students prepare for the auditions and always willing to help students with their orchestra music. Many of them began at an intermediate level and were auditioning for these orchestras after 1-2 years of lessons with me.
I have been teaching the violin privately for over 13 years. I have taught the violins at Serrano Middle School and Woodbridge High School.
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I perform frequently with the Montage Symphony, Dana Point Symphony, and Symphony Irvine as Assistant Principal Violist.
I studied the violin privately for 19 years with violin teachers from the Juilliard School of Music and Ken Aiso, former teacher from the Royal Academy of Music in London. I also attended music camps like the Montecito Music Festival and Musishare's former Chamber Music Festival of 2004.
Performed as a solo violinist at the Orange County Fair in 2007 and 2008 with a Bluegrass band.
I was a concerto competition winner in 2004 and performed Haydn's Violin Concerto No. 2 with the South Orange County Chamber Orchestra as a soloist.
I teach the Suzuki method and follow the technique used by Dorothy DeLay and Ivan Galamian (former Juilliard School of Music violin teachers).
I studied the piano privately for 4 years then studied piano courses in college to take the piano proficiency exam that was required for my music degree.
I am an active performer, always inviting my students to watch my concerts. I sometimes perform at the Crystal Cathedral and perform at the holiday program at the Laguna Niguel Presbyterian Church. I invite students to see the annual Mahler Project where I play with the Montage Symphony a Mahler Symphony every year. I also invite students to watch musicals I perform in, Dana Point and Symphony Irvine concerts.
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Violin and Viola Method Books I use:
Suzuki Method books 1-10 for Violin and 1-8 for Viola. I use the book called "Notespeller" to help students learn to read music. I also use Craig Duncan's "First Lessons" books as an alternative to the Suzuki Method. For young children, I use the Sassmannshaus Tradition: Early Start on the Violin because it has pictures and lyrics to go with the songs. It introduces a new note, string, or technique gradually and has large notes for the students to read.
materials/accessories to buy when starting lessons: a Kun Shoulder Rest to fit your violin or viola size
violin and viola scales and etudes: Intermediate and Advanced violin and viola students study scales from Carl Flesch, exercises from Sevcik and Schradiek, and etude books like Kayser, Wolfahrt, Dont, Mazas, Schradiek, Kreutzer, Fioriollo, Gavines, and Rode. We also work on shifting with position books by Whistler.
Piano: I use the Bastien Piano books and Bastien's "Scales, Chords, and Arpeggio" books. I also teach using collection books with Disney music, pop songs, and classical music. I also like the Faber Piano Adventure books for different levels and adults. I also teach solo piano music from a book called "Kaleidoscope Solos" by John George for beginning adults and older children. I also use Burgmuller, Hanon Virtuoso Pianist in 60 Exercises, and Bartok Mikrokosmos for piano studies.
In 3 months, my students usually can read notes on all 4 strings.
Some examples of violin and viola solo works: my intermediate and advanced students study:
Bach Partitas and Sonatas for Violin
Violin Concertos (Kabalevsky, Mozart, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Bach, Vivaldi, Wieniawski)
Viola Concertos (C.S. Bach, Telemann, Stamitz, Hoffmeister)
Bach Cello Suites for Viola
Sonatas for Violin by Handel, Schubert, Mozart, Franck, and Vivaldi
Solo Pieces like Meditation from Thaiis, Concertinos by Reiding, Dvorak Sonatina, Student concertos by Seitz Concertos
LeClair Sonatas for 2 Violas
Bach and Vivaldi Concertos for 2 Violins
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Large, open living room space with an 88 key weighted upright keyboard. Seating for parents in couches and chairs. Foot stool for shorter piano students. Music stand light. (See my pictures to view the picture of my studio).
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My musical education began while sitting on my mother's lap as she taught piano lessons. I began studying cello with a member of the Kansas City Philharmonic at age 9, and at age ten, I followed in my mother's footsteps to play the flute. I played all three instruments, (piano, cello and flute) until high school when it was became clear to me that I wanted to be an orchestra teacher. With this dream in mind, I began playing the violin as well.
I graduated from Drake University with a Bachelor's in Music Education in 1989 and again in 1999 with a Master's degree.
As a youngster, I was the youngest member of the Kansas City Youth Symphony and the Kansas City Cello Choir performing with these two groups for eight years. I was chosen from applicants nation wide, to perform in Carnegie Hall and travel Europe with "America's Youth in Concert" and I was a three time All-Stater.
While attending Drake University, I played in the Drake University Orchestra and the Des Moines Symphony, and I was the winner of the Young Artist Competition awarding me the honor as featured soloist with the Drake Symphony Orchestra.
In 1993 I began playing with the Encore String Trio. This trio plays on a regular basis for weddings and receptions.
I currently play cello in the Encore String Trio, and viola in the Long Beach Community Orchestra.
My teaching experience includes nearly 30 years of private teaching. I've had the pleasure of teaching all areas of music; elementary general music, band, choir and orchestra. During my 20 years of teaching orchestra in the public schools, I implemented many innovative opportunities for my students such as children's concert which drew more than 700 people in attendance, strolling strings, cello choir and a viola choir, all of which proved to be very motivational for the students. My goal of teaching is to make music fun for all.
I believe music should be fun. I provide you with several playing opportunities throughout the year, ranging from solo to group playing. I provide large group playing opportunities at Christmas and at the recitals. Every group playing opportunity is accompanied with food and games for all. This studio is FUN!
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Lessons will be tailored to each students needs which may include flash cards, supplemental materials, ear training, sight reading, technical studies, scales, and solo work.
You are never to old to learn to play an instrument. Over half of my students are adult beginners. Because of this, I provide group playing opportunities and I organize a solo ensemble contest for my students. This gives opportunities to the adult beginners that they missed out on as a child. You will have a lesson by yourself, monthly mini recitals in my studio, and you will have the opportunity to play orchestra music as a group all right here in my studio. You are guaranteed to learn how to play your instrument, have fun and gain great friendships here in this studio. I'm looking forward to introducing you to our studio family.
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The teachers studio is in a large room with multiple windows for natural light. The room includes instruments and stands in the middle of the room.
*** Specialties ***
I use the Suzuki method books. I am a classical player and I teach classical music.
Fiddle, Piano, Viola, Violin
Noted violinist and gifted educator. Studied with H. Harutyunyan and V. Khachatryan, students of the great violinist L. Kogan. Tigran N. has been teaching Violin and Viola to students of all ages for over 15 years. He received his Master's degree in Music Performance from The Komitas State Conservatory in Yerevan, Armenia and his Bachelor of Music from Babajanyan State Music College. In addition to teaching, he has performed and recorded with several orchestras, has composed and arranged several pieces including his own album. He is a highly educated individual who enjoys sharing his knowledge and expertise with students interested in learning.
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I strongly believe that, if every child would be provided with an ideal environment, would gain extraordinary ability. There are no exceptions. No one can tell how able man is by the nature. What is known is the ability that is spoiled or developed. It cannot be denied that most children speak their native languages beautifully by learning about 3000-4000 words by age 5 or 6. Nothing can clearer demonstrate of the original power of the human mind. Through the years of studying and teaching music I realized that this is the most important concept for developing each kid's talent, to increase his or her ability to the maximum. Therefore I am combining the great methods of teaching violin. The Suzuki method and the Russian school method. Suzuki method helps at the earliest stage of playing an instrument and I am using later Russian school method for more advanced period of studying.
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Every single child is special to me and every one receives special attention.
My students also play semiannual recital, witch helps them to gain confidence.
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I started my musical career at the age of 2, on the piano, shortly afterwards moving to the violin, and most recently, the viola. Earning the music scholarship at school for best classical musician, and later on the scholarship for best orchestral instrumentalist at the world renowned music conservatoire WAAPA (West Australia Academy of Performing Arts). Earning my first diploma (A.Mus.A) at age 14, my music has taken me all around the world. I've played such places as the Australian High Commission, Rheingoldhalle in Mannhein, Dvorak hall in Prague, Australian embassy in London, Disneyland in Paris, and the opening the Australian embassy in Berlin, all before the age of 18.
I have played in trios, quartets, as a soloist, and many orchestral ensembles playing major concertos, symphonies, and musicals. Most recently through my many musical endeavors, I have been granted a visa of extraordinary ability as a musician to enter the United States.
Since then I have lead the LADSO viola section, played with the West LA Symphony Orchestra, played in movie orchestras, recorded for studio sessions, performed electronic violin for private parties and nightclubs across the US.
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I have been teaching music since age 11. My mother is a concert pianist and I started off by teaching her students the violin. I have taught ever since and I love it. I have studied in Australia, Europe and the US.
I will help you create a fantastic technical base so you will be able to play with ease as your skill level develops, all while keeping the lessons fun and engaging.
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Piano, Violin, Viola, Music Stand, General Teaching Aids, Recording Equipment.
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I can provide a music stand and basic materials but the student is expected to have their own instruments and to buy the music I recommend. I will help source and instruments and materials.
*** Specialties ***
I specialize in classical music. I also teach other styles of music and can help you reach any musical goal. In Australia I used the AMEB syllabus. Which is the Australian examination system for music. I also teach Suzuki method and similar methods. I like creating a great foundation with a lot of exercises and scale patterns to really build up a solid base.
Chinese, Piano, Viola, Violin
"The concertmaster, Kan, handled her difficult solos with disarming ease." -Mark Swed
Music Critic
October 23, 2008 LA Times
Acclaimed by the LA Times as a soloist Kan has been a concertmaster in various orchestras, as Shanghai Youth Symphony Orchestra, Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra and MJD International Symphony Orchestra, she has collaborated with numerous renowned musicians, including Seiji Ozawa, Mstislav L. Rostropovich, Lang Lang, Yundi Li, and Josep Carreras among others. Kan earned Bachelor�s Degree from Shanghai Conservatory of Music, China, where she studied with Professor Ding Zhi Nuo. Currently, she is the concertmaster of Azusa Pacific University Orchestra, and a student of Artist Certificate Programme under Professor Charles Stegeman on full scholarship.
She received her bachelor's degree from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where she studied under Professor Ding Zhi Nuo. To further pursue her music career, Kan came to study in the United States on full scholarship at Azusa Pacific University, where she received the Artist Certificate Program Diploma in 2010. Meanwhile, she served as concertmaster for the Azusa Pacific University Symphony Orchestra. Kan studied under professor Charles Stegeman, and recently obtained her Music Performance masters.
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First, I need to talk to my students about their goals. Not only for the adult, teacher also need to know what kids want to know about music. They are interested in it sometimes, they just don't know. Second, I will let them know, interests is just the first step. If you want to learn, you have to pay! Pay your patient, and your endeavor. I will teach in some specific ways to motive students to approach the goals. for example: listen, singing, playing, reading is the process to make the students catch the goal faster without lost their interests! So involve more activities in the lessons is very important! Also, serious technique practice is necessary. As I mentioned before, not only interests, if you want to learn , you have to pay. Once you catch your goal, you will feel happy that the teacher has been pushed you for some boring finger exercise.
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I don't have piano at home, but I can go to students' home to teach. For violin students, they should have their whole instrument.
*** Specialties ***
Suzuki style, classical, contemporary, modern music
"Steven is very professional and extremely helpful. He always has a smile on and is serious about helping you phrase the music. I would highly recommend him to anyone."
"It's been really exciting so far! Jordan has been so helpful, so knowledgeable. I could not have found a better instructor and I'm getting better and better every day."
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The RRIF has been a source of funding for the RTC since 1996 and allows infrastructure developers to gain credits from the RTC for improvement projects done on local roads. Lee Gibson, executive director of the RTC, said the RRIF gives development companies options when planning and carrying out projects.
"(A developer) can build a facility himself through the capital contribution funding agreement or they can pay an impact fee," Gibson said, adding that impact fees are due when a developer "pulls a building permit to construct a home or retail" building.
"The developer builds the facility and when the land is sold they use a credit, because the road has been built, instead of paying the impact fee," he said. "Alternatively, they could have just paid the impact fee when they pulled the building permit, but the road might not have been there and might not have had the capacity needed and somebody would have had to go back and redo it."
Gibson said there are about 902,000 credits being held by developers in Washoe County. He said a "historic balance between cash and credits" existed for several years, but due to recessionary budgets the cash flow has slowed dramatically. Because of a credit's 20-year lifespan, the RTC now faces the decision of a buy-back plan to raise cash intake from developers.
"The only thing you can use those credits for is to pay what you would've paid in cash for your impact fees," said Julie Masterpool, RTC project manager. "For the most part, I would say it has been a real promising program because we built $188 million of roadway improvements over the last 15 years between cash collections and local developers, who have built roadways that they have gotten the credits for. We have gotten a lot of road network through the Impact Fee Program."
Masterpool said the credits can also be "traded on the open market between development corporations" as long as the credits are used in their Benefit District. For instance, a credit that was purchased for a project south of I-80 cannot be redeemed in Sparks.
"The reason being is you want the benefit of that road they earned the credit for to stay in some proximity of where it was generated," Masterpool said, adding that the county is broken into three general districts: south of I-80, Sparks and northwest Reno.
According to a presentation given to the RTC Board on Friday, the RRIF committee surveyed credit holders on the amount of credits they would be willing to sell back to the RTC if given the option. The committee estimated the buy back of more than 187,000 credits, representing 21 percent of the total outstanding credits, totaling more than $40 million at today's rate of $217 per credit.
Major credit holders Sparks Galleria Investors, Nevada Tri Partners and Spanish Springs Associates estimated to give 20,000 or more credits back to the RTC, if the buy back program went into effect, bringing in more than $20 million among the three developers.
Gibson said the RTC Board presented its hesitation to the committee outlining the possible problems that could come with the RRIF buy back program.
"The commissioners have concerns about legal issues," he said. "They want input from the Attorney General's office and perhaps legislative bureau and for us to continue to look at how the financial model will be constructed, how significant variables like growth rate and population, interest rate, discount rate, use of funds and volume and use of credits will come into play. The programmatic piece is what project would the RTC give up doing if it did a credit buy back program?"
The legal counsel's opinion in advising the RTC said there is no specific law prohibiting the RTC from buying back impact fee credits, "the Legislature has repeatedly limited how the RTC may use funds…from impact fees … and the intent is clear that the funds may not be used beyond what is allowed by statute."
The committee will meet Thursday to discuss further issues and strategies in implementing the credit buy back program. It will also develop a plan to inform the public of the program to be instituted in October.


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Hi. It's Derek Blasberg from Harper's Bazaar. We're in at sunny Las Vegas for the opening of the Chanel store. We're gonna take a quick tour of Numéro Privés, the special installation from Chanel and talk to some of the VIP guests. Let's check it out. So we're here with the lovely, legendary Rachel Zoe. Rachel, it's my first time to Las Vegas.
No, it isn't.
I don't believe you.
It is.
I don't even believe you. Okay. Well, let me tell you. This is about my--
Break it down for me.
This is about my 20th or 30th, and I have to say nothing would get me to Vegas at this point postbaby other than Chanel.
Coco makes it happen.
Coco, Karl, Chanel, the world of Chanel and all that it entails.
And the little dolls?
Plus Vegas with little Channel does overhead.
My favorite room, gosh, that's tough. They were all magnificent.
I like the miniature lego creatures made out of some Chanel [unknown]
I know you're a friend of Carl that have done a lot of things with Chanel in the past. Did you have a favorite room?
I really liked the room where it is explained to you how to make the bag, which I've never witnessed.
And then I saw a few outfits that I had actually worn so that was kind of cool.
And that's it. Now you know why you have to give them back.
I don't think definite solutions, I guess.
So now we're here with Tennessee Thomas, Poppy de Villeneuve, and Alexa Chung. So it's called Sin City.
Are we doing anything tonight?
Oh I wanted to gamble.
I wanted to gamble Poppy in exchange.
Oh that would've be--
No, no.
Probably, actually.
I think he'd be worth quite a lot.
You think?
Yes, I'm sure.
Tray on the table, see what happens.
So you're Ms. Goldwyn. Leds, you've been a fan of Chanel for a while.
I have.
So seen it all in this installation. Any favorite parts?
I have to say this Byzantium collection doll right here, I really wanna take her home. I love her jewelry, I love the velvet.
You can totally take it. At least that's what they are. They're up for grabs.
They're up for grabs.
So here Lily Collins and Jen Brill.
This is my first time to Vegas, ladies.
Have you been here before?
I have but not for like 5 years. So this is kind of like the first time--
First time as an adult.
Again, as an adult, yes. There are so many more things I can do now.
Of legal age.
Of legal age.
And can fess.
Yes exactly.
Have you been before here.
It's my first time.
First time.
First time.
So you're sort of the expert.
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War of words in Northwestern-athletes' union fight
WASHINGTON (AP) Northwestern University and a group trying to unionize college athletes are trading accusations as the National Labor Relations Board considers the school's appeal of a federal ruling that scholarship athletes essentially are employees of the university and therefore have the right to unionize, bargain collectively and even strike.
The College Athletes Players Association, which wants to be recognized as a full-fledged union, filed a brief Tuesday urging the board to reject the university's appeal.
"Northwestern's entire position in this case is a castle built on sand," the group said.


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