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The Historic Brass Society is accepting proposals for period brass instrument performances and early brass lectures. All early brass topics from Antiquity through to the 20th century will be considered. Please submit a one-page proposal for either a performance or lecture. Lectures will be 20 minutes with an additional 10 minute question and discussion period added. Performances typically are 20 minutes to 45 minutes depending upon size and nature of the ensemble. Keyboard accompanists will be available if needed.
Submission Deadlines: November 1, 2016 For Performance Proposals; December 1, 2016 For Paper Proposals
Please send proposals to: email@example.com.
Symposium Program Committee: Stewart Carter, Trevor Herbert, Jeff Nussbaum, Keith Polk, Bradley Strauchen.
4/14 - The HBS learned of Paul Bierley's passing this past week. He was great scholar to whom all musicologists interested in band music are forever indebted. Trevor Herbert has written an eloquent obituary for him as follows:
I never met Paul Bierley, but it feels as if I did. We corresponded and chatted two or three times on transatlantic phone calls. He was always courteous, modest and generous. He usually wanted to know what I was working on. I took this as evidence of his generosity, but I also concluded that his inquiries were genuine – he was insatiably curious and as we all know, curiosity is the nourishment of research. Without curiosity the urge to inquire fades and eventually vanishes. Paul never stopped inquiring.
He died in a retirement home overlooking the Scioto River on 9 April at the age of 90. He was a man of Ohio: born in Portsmouth, he lived the greatest part of his life in Westerville. In the later years of the Second World War he served as a bandsman and radio operator/gunner in the US Army Air Corps. After military service he spent his entire professional life as a design and product engineer and was highly respected in that field, but beyond his commitments to his close family his interests were absorbed by music. He played in or conducted bands and orchestras throughout his life. He was also of course a tireless researcher: he founded his own publishing firm (Integrity Press) and published on the life and work of Henry Fillmore, but he will be remembered primarily for his work on John Philip Sousa.
No one could accuse Paul of total objectivity when it came to Sousa, but it was his industry that led to the definitive chronicle of the life and work of one of the first global superstars of music. The first of his books, John Philip Sousa: American Phenomenon, was published in 1973, and I reviewed his final book, The Incredible Band of John Philip Sousa, just a few years ago. Both are packed with verified detail, and they will remain essential texts for anyone with a serious or passing interest in Sousa or indeed in the roots of American music culture.
He was the recipient of many honours and awards – each of them richly deserved.
4/13 - Scholars associated with the European Music Archeology Project (EMAP) have been in the news lately. For those that don't know, the project seeks to recreate ancient music - in the brass world that means Greek and Roman instruments, among others. A conference was held in Italy in 2015, in part sponsored by the HBS. For further information, feel free to peruse the links below.
New York Times article on EMAP
Youtube video of Gabrielle Cassone demonstrating a number of instruments at the 2015 conference
A document with further information on the instruments demonstrated in the above video
3/17 - We are happy to announce that the 2016 recipient of the Historic Brass Society's Christopher Monk Award will be the noted organologist, curator, and instrument collector Jeremy Montagu. Montagu is the author of many important studies of musical instruments including Horns and Trumpets of the World, Musical Instruments of the Bible, The Horn, Timpani and Percussion, Origins and Development of Musical Instruments and many others. He is the current president of the Galpin Society and past curator of the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments at Oxford University. Jeremy has also emmassed one of the great private collections of musical instruments, including a wide range of brasswinds. His outstanding works as a writer and curator has made significant and lasting contributions to the understanding of historic brass instruments and their music. Jeremy Montagu will be presented with the Christopher Monk Award on June 25 at the Galpin Society Meeting held at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, UK.
3/2 - Mike Diprose will be conducting a special course in Arosa, Switzerland on August 7-13, 2016. The course has been expanded to include an entire orchestra - strings, woodwinds, trumpets with timpani and plucked instruments – all playing only equipment that we know was in general use in the early 18th century.
One side of the re-assimilation of historical brass instruments into Historically-informed Performance Practice is the technical challenge for trumpeters. Nowadays, when they play in ensemble with other musicians, it can be perhaps even more daunting for all involved. Does it really need to be that difficult? What were those dumb composers thinking? Or could we reassess the interpretation of their work and its context? This course is designed to help bring us closer to an understanding of the composers' sound-world and expectations. Rather than post-modernising all the instruments, our course re-approaches the repertoire by applying solutions from historical sources to the equipment for which it was written. This is a resonant experience for everybody, with and without brass.
For further information: http://musikkurswochen.ch/kurse/detail/247
1/14 - We have received correspondence from Edward H. Tarr on some interesting new information that he wished to share with our members. The letter is as follows:
Dear Friends
A Russian historian has recently discovered how the cornetist Oskar Böhme came to an end. In a chapter about Böhme in my book East Meets West I had written: "The exact date and the circumstances of his death will probably never be known." In the wake of Stalin's "Great Terror" (1928-54) more than four million people were deported and/or executed. Especially after Central Committee Secretary Sergey M. Kirov had been assassinated on December 1, 1934, Stalin initiated a great series of purges of artists and scientists, also banishing many persons of German origin, including Böhme, to distant places. Böhme was arrested on April 13, 1935 because of supposed – i.e. trumped-up – anti-Soviet propaganda and agitation and sentenced to three years of banishment from St. Petersburg to Orenburg (Stalinist name: Chkalov), a traditionally German city at the foot of the southern Ural mountains. Until 1938 he was teaching at a music school there, without the right of correspondence. Historian Anatoly Jakovlevich Rasumov, with access to the KGB archive, has since 1995 been publishing the names and short biographies of those who were assassinated by Stalin's henchmen; his Leningrad Martyrologium has reached 14 volumes so far. He has discovered that in October 1938 (probably on the 23rd) Oskar Böhme was shot. See Christian Neef, "Archivar des Terrors", Der Spiegel 53 (December 2015), 94-97, here 96.
With best wishes,
Edward H. Tarr
10/29 - Details for the 2016 Barclay/Seraphinoff natrual trumpet building workshop held in Bloomington, Indiana, have been announced. The course will be held in August. For further information visit http://www.seraphinoff.com/itw/content.php?p=naw. The workshop has been held annually for many years and participants, including a number of HBS members, can testify that the course is not only educational, musical, and historical, but also a great deal of fun and a wonderful opportunity to make friends in the discipline!
The Historic Brass Society is an international music organization of amateur and professional brass musicians and scholars concerned with the entire range of brass music, from Antiquity to the present. Find out more about us by clicking here.
Click here for information on membership information.
The HBS President is Jeffrey Nussbaum and the website/newsletter editor is Bryan Proksch.
By "liking" our page on Facebook, you'll receive up-to-the-minute updates on website postings as well as an opportunity to interact with the larger community of historic brass enthusiasts from around the world.
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We frequently post reviews of new recordings, music editions and book. Here are our latest reviews:
8/6: Recording review of Thomas Coates by Newberry's Victorian Cornet Band
7/20: Recording review of John Kenny's Dragon Voices
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"Hispanics' population growth and educational achievement gap require quantum leaps rather than small improvements," the commission said in its final report to Education Secretary Richard Riley.
The report sums up the deficits in Hispanic education - from preschool to graduate school, issues recommendations for communities, business, government and the next administration.
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The commission said educators should have higher expectations for Hispanic students. Asked whether that would mean standardized testing as seen in Texas, Guillermo Linares, the group's chairman, said the commission had learned that setting high standards without providing proper resources such as well-trained teachers does not work. He would not say whether that lesson applied to Texas.
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Hey guys! Can anyone help me with solving one of these Differential Equations ?Thanks.
Explore the values of km digit(n,m) using km list for all m, 0 ≤ m ≤ 8.Look at the output until you can make a conjecture that concerns the patternobtained for each fixed m, 0 ≤ m ≤ 8 using
km := proc (n::posint, m::nonnegint)
local k,
mySum := 0;
for k to n do
mySum := mySum+k^m
end do;
return mySum
end proc
using a list km list(m,6,20) when m is not a multiple of 4, and km list(m,6,50) when m is a multiple of 4.
any help appreciated..THank you
Need to create a fibonacci defintiion using this form..Any help appreciated..thanks in advance
The Fibonacci numbers Fn are defined for all positive integers n as follows:
Fn = ( 1, n =1, 2 , )
(Fn−1 + Fn−2 , otherwise.)
Complete the definition of fib so that fib(n) returns Fn for all positive integers n. You must compute Fn using the below definition! A recursive proc is most natural.
fib:= proc(n::posint) description "Calculate fib(n), the n'th Fibonacci number."; option remember; # important for efficiency! ---MORE STUFF HERE--- end proc; # fib
I need to complete the definition of P km using a for loop so that km(n,m) returns n k=1 k m whenever n, m ∈ Z, n > 0, and m ≥ 0.( You must use a for loop in the variable k, with k ranging from 1 to n, to do this question in the manner requested.)
km is defined as
km:= proc(n::TYPE1,m::TYPE2) description "km(n,m) returns the sum of k^m as k ranges from 1 to n."; ---MORE STUFF HERE--- end proc; # km
Not sure where tostart..Any help appreciated...thank you
hello all!
Pascal := proc (n::posint)
local x, y, i;
for i from 0 to n do print(coeffs(expand((x+y)^i)))
end do end proc;Pascal(4);
1 1, 1 1, 2, 1 1, 3, 3, 1 1, 4, 6, 4, 1
How to create
1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 3 1 1 4 6 4 1
hello everybody!
I want to create a random symmetric matrix which have det=2. I just made it like this, no better than those ones. Thanks!
Doixung := proc (n)
local A, i, j; A := Matrix(n);
n := LinearAlgebra[Dimension](A);
for i to n do A[i, i] := RandomTools[Generate](integer(range = 1 .. 20))
end do;
for i to n do
for j to n do
while j < i do A[i, j] := RandomTools[Generate](integer(range = 1 .. 20)) end do;
while i < j do A[i, j] := A[j, i] end do
end do
print(A) end proc
Hello everbody.
local i,p,f; i:=1;
while i<= N do
if abs(p-p[0])<TOL then return p; else i:=i+1; p[0]:=p; end if;
printf("The method failed after N iterations,N=%d",N); end proc:
Hello! I have written a algorithm. Can you help me find errors? thank you very much. sorry, my English is not very good!
LL:=proc(A::Matrix) uses LA= LinearAlgebra; local i, j, k, n:= LA:-RowDimension(A), L:= Matrix(LA:-Dimensions(A)); L[1,1]:=sqrt(A[1,1]); for j from 2 to n do L[j,1]:=(A[j,1])/(L[1,1]); end do; for i from 2 to n-1 do L[i,i]:=(A[i,i]-add(L[i,k]^(2),k=1..i-1))^(1/(2)); for j from i+1 to n do L[j,i]:=(1/L[i,i])*(A[j,i]-add(L[j,k]*L[i,k],k=1..i-1)); end do; end do; L[n,n]:=(A[n,n]-add((L[n,k])^(2),k=1..n-1)^(1/(2)); L;
Given the sequence defined by the recursive relation a[n+1] = r*a[n](1-a[n])You need to use the procedure iterate.Throughout this problem you should choose initial values in the interval 0<a0<1.(a) Let r=3/2. Calculate a moderate number of terms in the sequence (between 10 and 20). Does the sequence appear to be converging? If so to what value? Does the limit depend upon your choice of initial value? Plot the terms you have calculated(b) Let r=2.8. Calculate a moderate number of terms in the sequence (between 10 and 20). Does the sequence appear to be converging? If so to what value? Does the limitdepend upon your choice of initial value? Plot the terms you have calculated How does this sequence differ from that in part (a).(c) Let r=3.2. Calculate a moderate number of terms in the sequence (between 10 and 20). Show that the sequence does not appear to converging. Plot the terms you have calculated and describe how the sequence behaves in this case.(d) Consider intermediate values between 2.8 and 3.2 to determine more precisely where the transition in behaviour takes place. Provide a few plots (no more than 4) showing the values you have investigated.(e) Consider the values of r in the range 3.43<r<3.46. Determine as accurately as you can the value of r for which the period of oscillation doubles.(f) As r increase further period doubling occurs. Try to find the when the sequence appears to oscillate between 8 values.(g) Let r =3.65 and calculate a considerable number of terms (at least a few hundred) and plot your values.(h) For r=3.65 choose a0=0.3 and then a0=0.301. Find and plot some terms in the sequence for each initial value. Determine how long the terms in the two sequences remain close together and when they begin to depart significantly from each other.
Hello all! I've just learned about Maple. My English is not very good :( I write matrix A:=L*U program. If you know it, you will understand my mind. But I received "error" from Maple. Thanks for your viewing
hello eveyone! sorry, my English is not very good
I writed Neville algorithm
I want to creat a table(or a matrix) Q with
with value of X: -2,1,0,1,2
-2 1/4
-1 1/2
0 1
1 2
2 4
I want to approximate f at x=0.5 by Neville
then: for i:=2,...,n (that case is 5)
for j:=2,...i
this is:
-2 1/4 0 0 0 0
-1 1/2 0.875 0 0 0
0 1 1.25 1.3475 0 0
1 2 1.5 1.4375 1.421875 0
2 4 1 1.375 1.40625 1.412109375
do you understand my mind? sorry, my English is not very good
Hey, I need to answer this question, not sure where to start..Any help/tips would be much appreciated....
Bob wants to explore the effect of changes in a, b and c on the function h, where h(x, y) = ∂ 2 /∂x∂y (ay sin(bx + c)). How should Bob do this so that if he redefines the variables a, b, or c later in the Maple session, subsequently computed function values h(x) use the new values of a, b, c?
I need to replace the "MISSING" in MultiDiff := proc(f,n,x) ---MISSING--- end proc; so that MultiDiff(f,n,x) evaluates as f (n) (x) if f is a suitably differentiable function, n is a positive integer, and x is an undefined variable..F(n) being an nth derivitave..Not sure where to start..Any help appreciated
we have a curve (x^2+y^2)^2=x^2-y^2
parametric representation of the curve is given by
and we are asked to plot the curve using a parametric plot for -Pi<t<Pi
how to solve lp on maple when consrtaints are in interval
i try to find this on maple,but i could not found my desired ans.
i got an assignment in which 15 constraints are given and all are in interval.
anyone know the ans then plz help me
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HitFix Interview: John Cochran talks 'Survivor: South Pacific'
The season's most discussed castaway talks bullying, Big Moves and Jeff Probst
Given that he was doing exit interviews with reporters on Thursday, we can probably say this with empirical certainty: John Cochran's Big Move on "Survivor: South Pacific" didn't work.
That doesn't mean it wasn't a good (or at least "valid") idea. It just means it didn't work, at least not for the man who asked Jeff Probst to call him "Cochran."
Switching his allegiance from the Savaii tribe to Upolu after the "Survivor" Merge, a move that completely changed the game's balance of power, didn't win Cochran the million dollars or get him to the Final Three or even help the self-described superfan outlast a single member of Coach's Cult.
No, the 24-year-old law student didn't win the million dollars, but he was certainly the most talked-about new player of the "Survivor: South Pacific" season.
In his "Survivor" exit interview, Cochran discusses bullying, mythical Final Three plans, Jeff Probst's respect and, of course, his Big Move.
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HitFix: So are you still "Cochran" these days? Or are you back to being "John" again?
John Cochran: Either one. Friends who have known me for a long time, it's still "John." But if you wanna call me "Cochran," it's always a thrill.
HitFix: The thrill isn't gone?
Cochran: No! It's great! What are you talking about? I've been obsessed with this for 11 years. It's not gonna wear off after a couple months.
HitFix: I've had four or five straight weeks of these exit interviews in which people have done pretty much nothing but talk about you. Now, that's not a million dollar achievement, but does it feel like an accomplishment to you?
Cochran: The fact that it's universally negative commentary about me is not that huge of an accomplishment, but I guess it's nice to hear my name occasionally. It's like I said, I like hearing my name, "Cochran." So yeah, I like that I've inspired strong feelings one way or another, I guess.
HitFix: I want to run through a few of the claims that people have made about you and get your opinion on them.
Cochran: [Laughs.] OK, go.
HitFix: First of all, I was told that everybody in the Savaii tribe had a Final Three plan with you involved and that you knew this. Does that seem right to you?
Cochran: No. So, a lot of people are saying that they wanted to take me to the Finals because they could beat me. In terms of explicit Final Three deals... Jim and I at one point had a deal and I think Dawn was supposed to be the third person, though now Jim is saying that Dawn was never really a part of it. So I had a deal with Jim, but what shattered all of that was after the "Jack & Jill" challenge when the entire tribe sat me down and said they were going to vote me off. So I figured, "OK. That means any deal isn't valid. If you're going to vote me out before the Final Three, that means we don't have a Final Three deal." So I had a deal with Jim. I never had anything with Keith, Whitney or Ozzy. Dawn and I had an understanding that we wanted to work together. But I think there's some revisionism in that they're saying that everyone would have taken me to the end.
HitFix: Do you think there may have been some amount of "Oh, I had a Final Three deal with him, but mostly in my mind..."
Cochran: I don't necessarily believe they would have taken me to the Finals and if they did, it would be because they thought they could beat me. Is that supposed to be music to my ears that people are clamoring to beat me in the end? I don't know. I think now that I have this reputation of being a disliked person, now it's easy to say, "Oh yeah, we always wanted to be in the Finals with him, because we could beat him." I don't know if that was actually the thought process they had going on at the time. Maybe I guess it's because they think I'm not a challenge threat, which I obviously am not.
HitFix: OK. On to the next thing. Jim referred on the show and afterwards to you playing a perfect third place game. How long into the game did you feel like you were playing a *winning* game?
Cochran: Yeah, the "Third Place Game" claim is weird to me, because Jim will say that and then he'll also say, "He's an idiot, because if he'd stuck with us, we would have taken him to the Final, where we'd have beaten him." So according to him, I'm third place either way.
I don't think I played a great game. I had enough self-awareness pre-Merge to sorta slip through the cracks several times. If I had been that awful, they would have gotten rid of me. But in terms of winning, I don't think I ever stood a great shot at winning. I think had I stuck with my old tribe, I would have had *no* shot at winning, because basically I would have been dragged to the end as somebody who was not a threat and is annoying. I thought that by flipping, I marginally increased my chances at winning, because if I get to the end that way, Upolu will feel betrayed that some of their own took me to the end in place of them and I would get Upolu votes and then maybe get a Dawn or an Ozzy vote and might win. But again, it's like a 10 percent shot at winning, as opposed to like a one percent shot if I stuck with Savaii. I have no delusions that I masterminded some great and winning move, but I wasn't playing for third place.
HitFix: Next... I was told repeatedly that you weren't bullied at camp, because if you'd been bullied, they would have showed it and that if Coach hadn't put that word in your head, nobody would have used that word. How right does that sound?
Cochran: So "bullying" is like a super-charged word. Kids in schools kill themselves over being bullied. So I hesitate to use any word even resembling that to describe stuff that happened on a reality TV show. So no, I don't think that anybody was a bully. I think there was a certain level of condescension and maybe some disrespect, but it's possible that I asked for it, because I'm a self-deprecating guy, so it's easy to be condescending to somebody who's always so down on himself. But certainly flipping was not some sort of Revenge Against the Bullies fantasy of mine. It was a little bit more calculated than that and not completely an emotional decision. But no, I have only fond memories of everybody now. I don't consider anybody a bully.
HitFix: Realistically, how representative did what we saw on TV feel compared to the way you remember it out there?
Cochran: It's representative in that I did say and do all of those things. It's not representative in that I didn't exclusively tell embarrassing stories about myself to the disgust of everybody around me. You get bored there and you're telling stupid stories to pass the time. They just happened to show more of mine than other people's. In terms of representing my strategy accurately, they didn't show that I went to pretty great lengths to... at one point I was trying to pit Albert against Coach, because when Albert was floating around the idea of keeping Dawn and Whitney and it was clear that that wasn't going to happen, I tattled on Albert to try to get Coach against Albert so that maybe we could do something against Albert. I tried to recruit Brandon and Rick, feeling that they were kinda at the bottom of the totem pole, but they were very resistant to doing anything. But the problem was that none of that went anywhere, so there wasn't any real reason to show it. But I feel that overall it was representative. It showed that I felt on the outs and that I made a big move that ended up not working for me and that hopefully I ended on a positive note.
HitFix: Speaking of the way it ended. When you got to Redemption Island, you had to have had some sense of what possible Duel might allow you to beat Ozzy. What were you hoping for and what were your thoughts when you saw the actual Duel?
Cochran: I went into it thinking, "I'm guaranteed to lose this." My only hope was that maybe they'd do a memory thing. I knew they did a memory challenge last season. So would have been a completely even playing field. Or even the shuffleboard would have been anybody's game. This was obviously better than hanging onto a pole or something or standing onto little foot-things for a long time. So it wasn't completely something I couldn't do, but it takes hand-eye coordination and I'm very uncoordinated, so that was difficult for me. The grappling hook thing was a disaster. I don't think they showed the full extent of how horrible I was with the grappling hook. It really a miracle that I ever got to the maze portion of the challenge. I was throwing the grappling hook and I was giving it no slack, so it would swing back in my face, like an idiot. All of the people in the Redemption Island Arena were yelling at me to stop throwing it that way. It ended up being something that I was somewhat capable of doing, which was a shock.
HitFix: You knew you were never going to be Jeff Probst's idea Alpha Male player, but did you feel by the end of the game that Probst had grown to respect you and what you were trying to bring to the game?
Cochran: Yeah, I think Jeff likes me. I mean, I'm not Colby. I'm not Andrew Savage. I'm not Boston Rob. But I think he respected that I made a big move. I think respected that I was really candid during Tribal Council. Tribal Council was a little bit weird, because he was asking me like, "So, are you are you this much of a nerd in real life? Are you always being picked last for the soccer team in real life?" They were weirdly personal questions, which I took as a sign that he had interest in my as a person. I think he respects me. You heard him at the Redemption Island Arena. He seemed pretty supportive of me. There was majestic music playing in the background as he praised me. I think I earned his respect. Which was all I wanted all along. Who cares about winning? All I wanted was a 20-second speech from Jeff. That's what I came there for.
HitFix: Wearing your "Student of the Game" hat, how would you rate Coach and Ozzy's performances this season compared to their two previous times playing?
Cochran: So obviously, Coach is blowing away all expectations. You think of him as the guy who's on Exile Island with the dragon cane, posed atop some mountain top doing... Well, I guess he's still doing the Coach Chi... But what's wild to me is that he came into this game with a reputation as a joke and was immediately targeted. He was supposed to be a temporary player, according to Christine. The fact that he created this really devoted, dedicated alliance is super-impressive to me. Ozzy's impressive for other reasons, not really so much for changing the way he's perceived. He's basically always been great in challenges and a little bit lacking in the social game department. He's a nice guy, so I've got nothing against him. But Redemption Island is tailor-made for him. He doesn't have to interact with anybody, really. He gets to basically play parlor games, which he excels at, because he's really cool under pressure. So he's not surprising me, so much he's excelling at what people love him for. That's why he's getting Player of the Week. He's great at catching fish and he's great at climbing trees and he's great at challenges. So he's living up to his reputation, but he's not surprising me in the same way Coach is.
HitFix: As a last question: "Survivor" can't seem to do a season anymore without at least one or two previous players. Do you expect your phone to ring again for a future season? And with a second shot, what would you do differently?
Cochran: Whether I expect it, I think there's a possibility, just because I was very visible this season. I don't know. In terms of playing differently, my concern is that other people wouldn't want to play with me, because they might think of me as untrustworthy and a liability in challenges. First, I'd have to work out a lot. I thought I was in OK shape, but that obviously wasn't the case. I'd need to practice balance and agility and stuff, or something. I was a mess out there. But playing differently, I'd be a little bit more proactive and aggressive in terms of creating an alliance, I think. My pre-Merge game was just me bouncing around at the mercy of everybody else, so I'd definitely have to play it differently. But I'd love to play again. I'd just be afraid that I'd be kicked off early because my reputation precedes me.
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My son, who was attending school in San Diego, was stopped for a traffic violation that escalated into a much more serious situation. I live on the East Coast. I searched lawyers on-line and called Mr. Lombardo first. Once I spoke to him, I felt I didn't need to search any longer. He was calming and reassuring from the beginning. He explained the process, set the fee and we began to address the situation with my son. His fee was reasonable and never once did he ask for additional money, even though the case took a little longer than initially anticipated. Mr. Lombardo assigned one of his associates, Jay Thomas, to run point on our case. Jay kept my son and me in the loop all throughout the process. He discussed strategies, time frames and resolution possibilities with us as the case worked its way through the system. Importantly, he managed our expectations of possible outcomes. Never over promising. As it turned out, we had a very favorable outcome. My son was not 'jack-potted' by the system and can continue his education and subsequent career without the concern of a criminal record hampering him forward looking. I would certainly recommend Mr. Lombardo's firm. In addition Maggie, who handles the administration for the office, was very much involved in making sure messages were conveyed between my family and the firm. I can't say enough. I'm very happy with both the service and the outcome. They have stayed in touch with us as the issue winds down. Good group.
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Domenic J. Lombardo and Jay K. Temple absolutely covered ground, handling my case: factually innocent and request for records to be destroyed. I could not have had two better attorneys on my side. To be found factually innocent is very difficult, and yet Domenic and Jay worked very hard to make the outcome very positive.
One of the best thing about these two are they return calls. They make sure you understand what it is they are doing for you, which sets your mind at ease. They do not see anything as a nuisance when you request to speak to them. I have hired other attorneys for this case and they dragged their feet for weeks. These two obtain results!
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I had never been in trouble with the law before or had experience with any other lawyers, but when my revengeful (then) husband decided to make a false accusation of domestic violence against me, I knew that this was serious and I needed the best representation possible. It was then that I obtained Mr. Lombardo as my lawyer. Mr. Lombardo handled my case with great knowledge and professionalism. He was always responsive to my concerns and he was clearly well respected in the community, which gave him more leverage for negotiating. In the end, Mr. Lombardo was able to get the DA to drop the domestic violence charge against me. Nine months later, I received a letter from the Board of Registered Nursing which was threatening to take away my professional license due to said incident. I spoke to Mr. Lombardo about this and he showed great concern that I not lose my professional license and he handled the issue with the Board that same day, no charge! How many lawyers would do that? That just goes to show Mr. Lombardo's genuine concern for the well-being of his clients. He is truly a one of a kind lawyer, not only the best at what he does but also willing to go the extra mile for his clients. If you are looking for the best legal representation, Mr. Lombardo is the lawyer to get.
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Have had the opportunity to engage Mr. Jay Temple through Mr Lombardo's firm and he has represented us extremely well and his results were beyond our expectations. He ALWAYS returns calls and emails, walked us through various scenarios, explained things in detail, followed up with finishing details, was extremely courteous and very friendly. Mr. Temple has restored my confidence in attorneys and I would gladly and with enthusiasm, recommend him and his firm to friends and relatives. In fact, I have already done so.
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I worked with Mr. Lombardo's associate, Mr. Jay Temple. Mr. Temple is an excellent attorney. He maintained a high level of professionalism and integrity. He reviewed my case and explained what outcome I can reasonably expect. Mr. Temple was responsive, trustworthy and I felt that he really cared about me. I highly recommend Mr. Lombardo's office.
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I was charged with two felony assault accounts. I had no priors. However, the most important facet to a D.A. is getting a criminal conviction. Both of these accounts entailed years in prison (one account alone was 3-4 years in prison. Jail was more likely based on having no priors. The case that was prosecuted was two felonies. I initially had another attorney that had a felony criminal record. Thus I fired him and began a search for a new attorney. I asked several knowledgeable people who I should hire. I was given several names and conducted a search. Domenic seemed to be the best choice after the research. The District Attorney would not agree to reduce the charges to a misdemeanor/no-contest.
Domenic was always on time, professional, and courteous. He explained the facts and how the case was going to develop. He also explained how the prosecution was going to develop their case. Domenic is familiar with the judges, D.A., courtroom departments and who these people are. He has developed personal-building relationships with these people and it was evident over the time of my trial. It took nearly a year for this case to go to trial. After numerous court appearances and the stress of having pending felony charges, it was time for trial. Domenic was more prepared for the case than the D.A. He knew far more facts surrounding the case. Prior to the trial Domenic had two different investigators issuing subpoenas to numerous persons involved in the case. He also had these investigators staying updated with any changes or developments regarding witnesses. The cost of the entire case was costly. However, it was worth every penny when that not guilty verdict on all charges was read.
Domenic presented the case in an articulate manner and dissected every police report in a way that the truth eventually surfaced in court. Domenic Lombardo is one of the best criminal lawyers in San Diego. He also has a great sense of humor. I highly recommend this lawyer.
Posted by Reggie
After several disappointing meetings with typical DUI attorneys, I decided to hire a criminal lawyer for my unusual case. Domenic's initial consultation surpassed all the competition. I found an attorney that gave me answers and did not feed me unnecessary sympathy and want to hold my hand through the process. He was all business when it came to the details of my case. Domenic was confident and strategic with all the decisions forward on my multiple felony DUI case. I preferred his style of no BS and realistic predictions towards the best/worse case scenarios of my charges. He always responded to all my questions and concerns in a timely manner and kept my mind at ease throughout the entire process. His attention to detail and amazing retention of my restriction and court dates was impressive. From the very beginning, he was a relentless advocate for me when dealing with the DMV, District Attorney and Prosecutor inside and outside the court room. His advice was not only beneficial to myself, but also made an impact to the Judge during my sentencing. The end result was 2 felonies dropped down to 1 misdemeanor, no jail time, less than 3 days of public service along with a 3 month court ordered program (Verses a 9 month program). If you're considering retaining Domenic to defend you for your multiple DUI felony case, look no further! I guarantee that you will not be disappointed with his services and that he will get you best possible outcome you deserve.


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Those looking to help local high school clubs raise money for the upcoming academic year can visit the inaugural Taste of Dawson High, a culinary festival scheduled for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the school cafeteria.
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Painted Pilatus
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Welcome to the official web site of the Minnesota Bluegrass & Old-Time Music Association (MBOTMA), a 501c3 nonprofit, volunteer-based organization serving Minnesota and the Midwest. Our mission is to preserve and promote bluegrass and old-time string band music in Minnesota.
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The Harvest Jam Acoustic Music Experience
November 18-20, 2016
Help us welcome headliners Breaking Grass from Mississippi! The Harvest Jam is all about jamming and band development, with theme jams, band workshops, and open mic opportunities. Plus the amazing RACE FOR A PLACE band contest all day on Saturday. Come on out to the Minneapolis Marriott for a great time with your friends in bluegrass, old-time and related acoustic music.
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Minnesota Americana-Roots Music Contests
September 1 & 2, 2016 at the Minnesota State Fair
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Third Place: Bill & Kate Isles
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Second Place: Porcupine Creek
Third Place: The Lost Tracks
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Thursday through Sunday, August 11-14, 2016, Richmond, MN
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Friday through Sunday, June 3-5, 2016, Richmond MN
An outdoor festival held every year the weekend after Memorial Day at El Rancho Manana near Richmond, MN, featuring leading regional bluegrass, old-time and related acoustic MBOTMA member bands, plus workshops, jam with the bands, the gathering place, jam sessions, and more.
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