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Solving an Inkscape Effect Problem with "Path to Pattern" on Mac OS X 10.5.8Posted by Charles in Blog EntryI'm new to Inkscape and have been trying a small handful of tutorials I've found online. In the middle of a compass-making tutorial, while trying to use "Path to Pattern Effect", I ran into the following wall: The fantastic lxml wrapper for libxml2 is required by inkex.py and therefore this extension. Please download and install the latest version from http://cheeseshop.python.org/pypi/lxml/, or install it through your package manager by a command like: sudo apt-get install python-lxml Confession: I missed the Open Source boat, more or less. I have no taste for code. I consider myself fluent on my Mac, but Java, Python, Terminal, it's all, well, not exactly Greek to me, but it is rather foreign. At the same time, I see that more and more people are obtaining a certain fluency in these languages, and I also understand that there's considerable overlap from one to another, so that what one learns of a particular code language is like a dialect of another. One advantage of being an American expat in this regard is that I've become adept at listening to a conversation in a foreign language (in my case, Latvian) and picking up the gist of it even though I may lose the details. As I said, I'm new to Inkscape. I'm working on a multi-movement, electroacoustic multimedia piece, and have decided that for one of the movements one of the things I want to try is use Inkscape and Processing to create an animated graphic score to be projected before the audience that the musicians will also read. I spent most of the day working on fixing this problem. And there were plenty of forum posts about this issue, but the only one I found that seems to have resolved it suggested an upgrade to the development version of Inkscape (0.47), but that alone did not do the trick for me. So here's the sum total of everything I did that DID work for me, plus how I would do it now, knowing what I do know. Inkscape. First of all, looking at the contents of the Inkscape application (Control-Click on Inkscape.app/Show Package Contents/Contents/Resources), I could see that the extensions Inkscape was looking for were not present. I upgraded to Inkscape development ver. 0.47. The necessary extensions were not there either. Strike one. Python. Maybe since the extension is related to Python (or at least that what I thought), I need to upgrade Python? Upgraded to Python 3.1. No change. Clearly, I don't know what I'm doing. X11. At some point, somewhere, I read that I should upgrade X11 (necessary for Inkscape to run on a Mac) to X-Quartz 2.4.0. No change. Sigh. Hit the desk. Macports. Somewhere along the line, I stumble upon Macports. "The MacPorts Project is an open-source community initiative to design an easy-to-use system for compiling, installing, and upgrading either command-line, X11 or Aqua based open-source software on the Mac OS X operating system. To that end we provide the command-line driven MacPorts software package under a BSD License, and through it easy access to thousands of ports that greatly simplify the task of compiling and installing open-source software on your Mac." Sounds good to me! I install version 1.8, and follow the guide for the first three chapters. I poke around, am able to look at ports, find Python lxml and libxml2 ports but am getting an error (I forget now what it was, but I googled it at the time and didn't feel particularly enlightened) when I try to install. Back to the guide. By Chapter 4 I feel lost. Porticus. Again, somewhere along the line I discover Porticus, "a Cocoa GUI (Graphical User Interface) for the MacPorts package manager. MacPorts provides ready to build open-source software packages modified to compile and run on Mac OS X. The MacPorts project provides a TCL command line tool to manage installation, update and activation of the port packages. Porticus provides a GUI front-end to this tool." Now we're talking! No code! I try it, find the find Python lxml and libxml2 ports but am still getting an error. For some reason, because I was given the error not in Terminal but in Porticus, I don't feel so stupid.
Sibelius or Finale?Posted by Charles in Uncategorized, tags: Finale, Lilypond, Notation, SibeliusThis is not a new debate among us composers, not at all, and like the differences between Apple and PC users, the typical user of either Sibelius or Finale has rarely wanted to bother jumping on the other learning curve after having mastered the program they use. But this has been a year of stepping on learning curves for me. I've been a Finale user for a LONG time, since grad school back in Minnesota. After some failed experiments with SCORE (anyone remember that?) in the early 1990s on an IBM 386 (or those?) I drifted over to Apple and to Finale, and began using Finale for my own work and as a a semi-pro copyist while still working on my thesis (around 1994). There is, by the way, a freeware notation program that, at first glance, seems reminiscent of score, called Lilypond. Anyway, I've gone through many incarnations of Finale. Or perhaps I should say only a few. There have been a woefully small handful of significant upgrades in the decade since they started doing annual upgrades of their software (the introduction of Smart Shapes comes to mind), and I would typically let a year or more go by in between upgrades before purchasing one myself. The most recent break was between Finale 2006 and now Finale 2010. For which I completely regret dropping $200. Not to mention because of the added shipping cost to Latvia (which is a completely different but regularly maddening story). In the four years that passed by, they managed to move several menu items or tools to unfamiliar places, and beyond that, I fail to see much difference between them. There are a handful of minor improvements, to be sure, as with the Rehearsal Markings, for example. But nothing that made me have that "cool!" moment. In fact, one day when I spent quite some time hunting down some tool that had been moved, in frustration I went to Sibelius' website, and there I had that "cool!" moment. I was impressed with two things in particular: self-adjusting graphic elements and integration with Rewire. I purchased the competitive upgrade of Sibelius 6 for Finale users and await my copy of the software and extra manual as I write (I had to have it shipped to my Dad in North Carolina who will in turn ship it to me). One of the things I had been avoiding for quite some time was engagement with technology. I used Finale, and that was it. The big advances in digital audio were just ramping up as I was just leaving grad school, and most of the work I did in the Analog and Digital sequence at the U of Mn quickly became dated anyway. But during the past couple of years I have been working up my familiarity with several programs (some with more success than others). So much so that I recently attempted, for the first time, an electroacoustic piece. I used Apple's Logic 8 Express and Propellerhead's Reason 4.0 to make the electronic score, and used Finale (without Rewire) to create a notated trumpet part. The process of composing the trumpet part would have been quite simplified if Finale had Rewire, since Reason already slaves easily to Logic. But as it stood, I would 1.) write some of the trumpet part, notate it in Finale, 2.) save the Finale file as a MIDI file, 3.) import the MIDI file into Reason, 4.) assign a sound to the imported MIDI data, in this case a Combinator trumpet patch, 5.) check how the trumpet part gibed with everything else, 6.) delete the MIDI data in Reason, 7.) make changes to the trumpet part in Finale, and go back to step #2. Since my next commission is for another electroacoustic piece, this time with flute quartet, I decided to use all that time I would spend navigating around Finale's shortcomings to learning Sibelius instead.
The blog part of my blog is coming out of its coma!Posted by Charles in Blog Entry, UncategorizedI haven't written a proper blog entry in quite some time, for several reasons.
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The following reviews are of the San José Chamber Orchestra's performance of my Weaving Olden Dances: Concerto for Chamber Orchestra that took place at Le Petit Trianon Theater (72 N. 5th Street) in downtown San José, California on Saturday August 29, at 8PM and Sunday August 30, at 7PM.
San José Chamber Orchestra performs Weaving Olden Dances: Concerto for Chamber Orchestra, August 29 & 30Posted by Charles in Uncategorized
Between Islands to be premiered in Liepāja, Latvia August 28Posted by Charles in Uncategorized
Nätverksläger för tonsättare och musiker at Klackbergsgården, in Norberg, Sweden, July 27-August 1Posted by Charles in Uncategorized
Fragmentary Rondo at the University of Kentucky new Music Festival, November 14Posted by Charles in Uncategorized, tags: Concert AnnouncementItalian flutist Andrea Ceccomori will perform my Fragmentary Rondo for unaccompanied solo flute at the University of Kentucky New Music Festival in the Singletary Center for the Arts – Recital Hall on Friday, November 14, at 7:30 PM. This concert is free and open to the public. This concert will also feature works by: Berio, Scelsi, Maderna, Ceccomori, Hollos, Rudow, Alon, Dorff, Coluccino, and Campogrande. Andrea Ceccomori earned a degree in flute performance at the Morlacchi Music Conservatory in Perugia, Italy. He has appeared at national and international festivals such as Spazio Musica, Cagliari, Italy; Nuova Consonanza and Musica Verticale, Rome, Italy; and Biennale of Contemporary Music, Zagreb, Croatia. Other appearances include Darmstadt; Paris; Stockholm; Prague; Sophia; the Logos Foundation, Gent, Belgium; the Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland; Concert for Peace, Vatican City; as well as tours of Germany, Spain, Africa and Brazil. In the United States Mr. Ceccomori has appeared as guest performer at universities in New York, Connecticut, Florida, Colorado, Georgia, and Mississippi. In addition to performing classical music, Mr. Ceccomori is a great supporter of contemporary music. |


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[JURIST] The Obama administration said Tuesday that it plans to purchase [presidential memoranda] the Thomson Correctional Center (TCC) [DOC backgrounder] in northwestern Illinois to house inmates from Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive]. In a letter [text, PDF] to Illinois Governor Pat Quinn [official website], the secretary of state, secretary of defense, attorney general, secretary of homeland security, and director of national intelligence said that the facility will house both Guantanamo detainees and other federal inmates. According to the letter, no detainee will be released onto US soil:
The President has no intention of releasing any detainees in the United States. Current law effectively bars the release of the Guantanamo detainees on U.S. soil, and the Federal Government has broad authority under current law to detain individuals during removal proceedings and pending the execution of final removal orders.
[JURIST] The Council of the District of Columbia [official website] on Tuesday gave final approval to a bill that would allow same-sex marriages [JURIST news archive] to be performed in Washington, DC. The Religious Freedom and Civil Marriage Equality Amendment Act of 2009 [text, PDF] passed with a vote of 11-2, despite opposition from the Catholic Archdiocese of Washington [organization website], which has pledged to end social services [JURIST report] if the bill becomes law. The bill will now go before DC Mayor Adrian Fenty [official profile], who has promised to sign it [Washington Post report], after which the US Congress would have 30 legislative days to veto it under the Home Rule Act [text, PDF]. If Congress fails to act, the bill will then become law at the expiration of that time. Council members Marion Barry and Yvette Alexander [official profiles] cast the dissenting votes.Last month, the District of Columbia Board of Election and Ethics [official website] ruled [JURIST report] that the Jury and Marriage Act (JAMA) [text, PDF], which allows DC to recognize same-sex marriages performed legally in other jurisdictions, could not be challenged by a ballot initiative because overturning the law would violate the DC Human Rights Act [text]. JAMA took effect [JURIST report] in July after congressional inaction. If the marriage bill becomes law, DC will become the sixth US jurisdiction to recognize marriage between same-sex couples. Same-sex marriage is currently legal in four states in the US - Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, and Vermont - and will be legal in New Hampshire [JURIST reports] starting January 1.
[JURIST] A judge for the Canadian Federal Court [official website] on Monday struck down a security certificate [IRPA text; PSC Backgrounder] that deemed Syrian-born Toronto resident Hassan Almrei a threat to national security. The security certificate law, which is used to arrest and deport non-Canadians considered threats to national security, has become controversial in recent years because it relies on evidence heard in secret, and detainees are not informed in full detail of the allegations against them. Almrei was arrested more than eight years ago by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) [official website] on terror suspicions. Justice Richard Mosley concluded [CP report] that the evidence presented by CSIS did not hold up under scrutiny, and admonished both CSIS and the federal ministers of public safety and immigration for breaching their duties of good faith by not thoroughly reviewing their information before issuing the certificate. The court issued a private opinion regarding the information and evidence heard in private sessions, which will only be released to the ministers and special advocates.The ruling is the latest assault on the certificate program. Earlier this week, it was reported that the Canadian government has begun reviewing [JURIST report] its security certificate system. Public Safety Minister Peter Van Loan [official profile] said the government is considering making significant changes to the law or abolishing it completely. In September, the government withdrew [Globe and Mail report] a certificate against Moroccan-born Montrealer, Adil Charkaoui, in lieu of subjecting its evidence against him to review in court.
[JURIST] The African Court on Human and People's Rights (AfCHPR) [official website] issued its first decision [judgment, PDF] Tuesday, finding that it lacks jurisdiction to hear a case against Senegal on whether charges against former Chadian president Hissene Habre [BBC profile; JURIST news archive] should be dropped. Chadian national Michelot Yogogombaye filed a petition with the court last year seeking to suspend the planned Senegalese trial of Habre. The court unanimously dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction:
Consequently, the Court concludes that Senegal has not accepted the jurisdiction of the Court to hear cases instituted directly against the country by individuals or non-governmental organizations. In the circumstances, the Court holds that ... it does not have jurisdiction to hear the application.
[JURIST] British government lawyers argued Monday that two UK High Court judges acted irresponsibly when they ruled [judgment text] last month that the details of the detention of Binyam Mohamed [JURIST news archive] in Pakistan in 2002 must be released [JURIST report]. Lawyers representing Foreign Secretary David Miliband [official profile] were appealing the latest in a series of back and forth rulings on whether redacted materials regarding Mohamed's detention should be disclosed. An October interim ruling [JURIST report] by Lord Justice Thomas and Justice Lloyd Jones resulted in a redacted release, which the High Court indicated it would revisit after receiving submissions from both the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) [official website] and Mohamed. In handing down its most recent decision ordering disclosure, Thomas and Jones said that in making public details of a detainee's treatment, "we were not in the judgment 'giving away the intelligence secrets of a foreign country' or making public 'American secrets.'" Both justices were critical of Milliband's efforts to keep the information classified [BBC report], noting that the US had already released similar information on the treatment of Abu Zubayah. The appeal is being heard [Guardian report] by Lord Judge, Lord Neuberger, and Sir Anthony May.Also last month, a separate judge on the High Court ruled that, in Mohamed's separate suit for damages, information relating to his treatment at Guantanamo Bay may be withheld [JURIST report] under a "closed material procedure." Mohamed was returned to the UK in February, after charges against him were dismissed in October 2008 [JURIST reports]. Mohamed had been held at Guantanamo Bay for four years, on suspicion of conspiracy to commit terrorism [JURIST report].
[JURIST] A judge for the US District Court for the District of Columbia [official website] on Monday denied [transcript, PDF] Yemeni Guantanamo Bay [JURIST news archive] detainee Musa'ab Al-Madhwani's petition for habeas corpus, ruling that the government may continue to detain him. Judge Thomas Hogan excluded from evidence statements made to interrogators, finding them to be the product of abusive techniques, but admitted statements made during military hearings because they were given years after the alleged abuse. Hogan found that while he does not believe that Madhwani poses a threat, the government met its burden [Washington Post report] of proving that he was a member of al Qaeda. Madhwani has been detained at Guantanamo since October 2002.Monday's ruling marks the ninth victory for the government in a habeas proceeding, while the court had ordered the release of 31 detainees. In September, a judge denied [JURIST report] the habeas petition of Algerian Guantanamo Bay detainee Sufiyan Barhoumi, bringing the total number of government victories to eight.1/6/10 - A written ruling is now available here [opinion, PDF].
[JURIST] The Colorado Supreme Court [official website] ruled [opinion, PDF] Monday that a raid of tax-preparer's office in order to build identify theft cases against suspected illegal immigrants was a violation of the immigrants' Fourth Amendment [text] rights. In 2008, investigators raided [Denver Post report] Amalia's Tax and Translation, which caters to Spanish speakers, and searched through 5,000 files for instances of immigrants using fake Social Security numbers. The raid resulted in 100 arrests, with charges filed against 70 immigrants. Although about 60 cases were dismissed after a judge excluded the evidence obtained in the raid, about 30 immigrants had already pleaded guilty [LAT report] to identity theft and been turned over for deportation. The court ruled 4-3 to affirm the lower court's decision, finding:
The warrant in this case permitted an unbridled search conducted, as the trial court described, "with the hope of uncovering evidence of criminal activity, which practice seems more in line with the writs of assistance in colonial America." We hold that the warrant here contravenes basic freedoms guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment. We also hold that the good faith exception does not apply because this warrant was so lacking in indicia of probable cause that no reasonably well-trained officer could have relied upon it. Hence, we affirm the trial court's suppression order, and we return this case to the trial court for proceedings consistent with this opinion.
[JURIST] A British magistrate court issued an arrest warrant Monday for Israel's opposition chairwoman on war crimes charges relating to Israel's Gaza offensive [JURIST news archive] earlier this year, but withdrew the warrant after discovering she wasn't in the country. Former Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni [official website, in Hebrew] was scheduled to speak at the Jewish National Fund Vision 2010 conference in London over the weekend, but quietly canceled her travel plans, apparently fearing possible arrest. [Haaretz report]. Israeli officials, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu [official website], are outraged [AP report] at the action and fear the move will hamper Britain's role in Middle East peace negotiations. Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) [official website] issued a statement [press release] condemning the warrant. According to the statement, the MFA is concerned the action "seriously compromises Britain's ability to play the active role in the Middle East peace process that it desires." It also expressed Israel's desire for future compromises with the country saying Israel and Britain are "both engaged in a common struggle against the forces of international terror." In October, Vice Prime Minister Moshe Yaalon [official profile] decided to call off [JURIST report] a scheduled trip to attend a fundraising event for the Jewish National Fund after legal advisers from the Israeli MFA said that he may be arrested over his involvement in a 2002 airstrike that killed Hamas leader Salah Shehadeh and 14 civilians. Just one week earlier, Palestinian officials attempted [Jerusalem Post report] to have Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak [official profile, in Hebrew] arrested on charges of war crimes while he was in Britain for a meeting with UK government leaders, but the British court rejected the petition citing Barak's diplomatic immunity. Israeli officials are concerned about the possibility of being charged with war crimes in Britain and other foreign countries based on the theory of universal jurisdiction [AI backgrounder], which allows a country to prosecute serious crimes against humanity no matter where the activity takes place.
[JURIST] The American Civil Liberties Union of Pennsylvania (ACLU-PA) and the Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) [advocacy websites] announced [press release] Monday that they are extending and continuing a lawsuit against the City of Pittsburgh for allegedly violating the rights of two protest groups during September's Group of 20 (G-20) Summit [official website; JURIST news archive]. According to the amended complaint [text, PDF] filed Friday in the US District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania [official website], Pittsburgh police officers repeatedly violated the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendment [text] rights of Seeds of Peace and Three Rivers Climate Convergence (3RCC) [advocacy websites] by "deliberately adopt[ing] a strategy to harass, intimidate, discourage and ultimately prevent the plaintiffs ... from exercising their First Amendment rights to free speech and assembly." The lawsuit names as defendants Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, Director of Public Safety Michael Huss, Chief of Pittsburgh Bureau of Police Nathan Harper and Assistant Chief William Bochter, Assistant Director of Pittsburgh City Parks Michael Radley, and police officers to be named later. The suit seeks a declaration that defendants violated plantiffs' rights, as well as compensatory and punitive damages.The ACLU-PA and CCR originally filed the lawsuit [JURIST report] in September. Both groups claimed that police searched and seized members of the groups and their property and that police retaliated against members for exercising their right to free speech. Seeds of Peace also claimed that police detained their bus without cause, illegally searched and impounded the bus, and conducted a warrantless raid on the property on which the bus was being stored. Pittsburgh has also been criticized for its handling of other protesters. The National Lawyers Guild (NLG) [advocacy website] questioned [JURIST report] the methods used by police during protests in the Lawrenceville and Oakland [JURIST reports] sections of Pittsburgh and also noted that individual officers lacked visible identification, frustrating the work of NLG and ACLU legal observers. Ravenstahl has, however, praised police for showing restraint [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette report] and credited them with providing for a peaceful summit.
[JURIST] The Constitutional Court of Romania [official website, in Romanian] on Monday declared [press release, PDF; in Romanian] incumbent Traian Basescu [official website, in Romanian] winner of the country's disputed presidential election. The court unanimously rejected a complaint by Basescu's opponent, Social Democrat Mircea Geoana [campaign website, in Romanian], to declare the results of last week's runoff election invalid because of allegations of voter fraud and bribery. After the first round of elections in November produced no clear winner, Basescu and Geoana faced a runoff election. Official results showed that Basescu had won by a mere 70,000 votes, garnering 50.3 percent of the total votes, and the court ordered election officials to recount [JURIST report] 138,000 voided ballots on Friday. After the recount, Basescu was still determined to be the winner, and the court refused to annul the results. While Geoana said Monday that he accepted [AFP report] the court's decision, he is seeking a parliamentary inquiry into how the election was conducted.Basescu's administration will now be tasked with resolving Romania's financial crisis and repairing its image as the most corrupt member of the European Union (EU). In February, the European Commission (EC) [official website] reported [text, PDF] that Romania has not made sufficient progress in its anti-corruption campaign since its accession [JURIST reports] to the EU two years ago. In June 2007, the EC issued a progress report [JURIST report], saying that Romania needed to do more to achieve judicial reform, and combat corruption and organized crime. In July 2008, Romania was again criticized [EU report] for its failure to address the same issues.
[JURIST] US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton [official profile] on Monday announced [remarks; video] the Obama administration's human rights agenda, emphasizing human rights, democracy, and development. Speaking at Georgetown University just days after US President Barack Obama received the Nobel Peace Prize, Clinton said that "a commitment to human rights starts with universal standards and with holding everyone accountable to those standards, including ourselves." Clinton also said that the US must be "pragmatic and agile" in its approach without compromising its principles and that the administration would "support change driven by citizens and their communities." Clinton said the US must "widen [its] focus" and concluded by saying:
In the end, this isn't just about what we do; it is about who we are. And we cannot be the people we are people who believe in human rights if we opt out of this fight. Believing in human rights means committing ourselves to action, and when we sign up for the promise of rights that apply everywhere, to everyone, that rights will be able to protect and enable human dignity, we also sign up for the hard work of making that promise a reality.
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text: Tom DjllLink to home page : Tom Djll Biography: Tom Djll studied music at Berklee School of Music, the Colorado College, the Creative Music Studio, and Mills College's Center for Contemporary Music. Teachers include Anthony Braxton, Roscoe Mitchell, Karl Berger, Lester Bowie, Leo Smith, George Lewis, Pauline Oliveros, and Alvin Curran. He is the recipient of a 'Deeploma' from the Deep Listening Organization as well as a Masters degree in Electronic Music from Mills College, where he was also awarded the Paul Merritt Henry Prize for Composition. Tom has led improvising workshops in California and New Mexico and in 2004 completed a monthlong residency at Mills, focusing on extended techniques. In 2007 Tom was featured in the film Noisy People, a document of the San Francisco Bay Area experimental music scene. 2003 and 2008 saw stagings of Mockracy, for co-operative orchestra, actors, electronics and live video.Tom has spent over twenty years developing the trumpet's extended techniques. His musical language incorporates complex noises and gritty, unheard textures from electronica and asymmetrical, often rude formal structures. Tom has made a lifelong study of the art of improvised music, and has been actively performing since 1980. He has performed with Gino Robair, Gianni Gebbia, John Butcher, Steve Adams, Tom Nunn, Eugene Chadbourne, Natsuki Tamura, Andrew Voigt, Biggi Vinkeloe, Frank Gratkowski, Lę Quan Ninh, Chris Brown, Ignaz Schick, Fred Frith, The Splatter Trio, Gail Brand, Wolfgang Fuchs, William Winant, Toshi Makihara, Jon Raskin, Phillip Greenlief, Pauline Oliveros, "Blue" Gene Tyranny, nmperign, Jack Wright, Miya Masaoka, Luc Houtkamp, Tatsuya Nakatani, and too many others to list. Tom appears on recordings on Emanem, Tzadik, Creative Sources, Rastascan, Spring Garden, Limited sEdition, Artifact, and his own Soul On Rice label. Tom also writes about music for The Wire, Signal To Noise, Sequenza21, Bagatellen, Musicworks, One Final Note, and the Transbay Calendar. "An acknowledged innovator in the use of extended split-tone techniques and multiphonics on trumpet, Djll comes across on stage as something of a trickster, a canny manipulator of sounds-you-never-expected-to-hear-on-a-trumpet, a magician who uses valves and breath rather than smoke and mirrors." - JazzCorner.com "...the music is intensely quiet, with instrumental sounds approaching room ambience. Dropping into sustained quietness like this requires great trust between the collaborating improvisers, with the opportunity to take the lead — and the danger of ruining the music — never closer. It is one of the highest states of improvised music." - East Bay Express (writing about Grosse Abfahrt's VANITY) Work-In-Progress: New Projects On BandcampSPACE JUNK - jazz trio with Phillip Greenlief and Jordan Glenn KINDA GREEN - duo with Tim Perkis SPECTRAL PARADE - hyper piano music Excerpts from the 2008 instigation of MOCKRACY, with Rova Sax Quartet, Ava Mendoza, John Shiurba, Matt Ingalls, Tara Flandreau, Jen Baker, Liz Allbee, Gene Baker, Thomas Scandura, Tim Perkis, Aurora Josephson, and hundreds more SKRMISHES - hyper piano music Somewhat Recent Releases on CDGrosse Abfahrt: VANITY - Emanem #5007 Grosse Abfahrt is the name I gave the project on the occasion of its first recording. In German, it means 'great departure'. The project is to take a core group of Bay Area musicians and put them together with out of town guests. Always free improvisation. This recording marks the third documentation of the project. The usual quintet of tighter-than-air Bay Area music makers (see below), plus cellist Theresa Wong, contrebassist David Chiesa, and violinist/violist Matthieu Werchowski. Recorded live at 21Grand Gallery, April 2008. Grosse Abfahrt - everything that disappears Emanem 4146 Wide-ranging, long-structure improvisations by a nonet consisting of John Bischoff, Frederic Blondy, George Cremaschi, Tom Djll, Matt Ingalls, Le Quan Ninh, Tim Perkis, Gino Robair, and John Shiurba. The handsome jacket features photos by Dill Pixels. Not quite so recent releasesGrosse Abfahrt - Erstes Luftschiffe Zu Kalifornien - Recorded in 2004, this lighter-than-air octet is comprised of Boris Baltschun and Serge Baghdassarians from Germany, and Bay Area mofos Gino Robair, Chris Brown, John Shiurba, Tim Perkis, Matt Ingalls, and Djll. 47-something minutes of stretched-outness, available from Creative Sources (Portugal) and online at squidco, metamkine, minimamedia, fonoteca, and diapazon. "One of the best discs you're likely to hear this year." -- Paris Transatlantic Releases from earlier in the milleniumBellerophone - Trumpet Solo Music. In which the history of brass playing is not lightly "deconstructed" but wholeheartedly eviscerated. (SRPD 02) Review here. SMUDGE - Once was trumpet and some other sounds - like the sound of a contact mic being dragged over a plasticized 3-d mousepad surface - but emerges sounding more like an albatross'-ear-view of the inside of a jet turbine. Coffee, tea, or dB? (SRPD 03) Review here. Road Signs - Documetations of bits of two tours with saxophone guru Jack Wright in 2002 and 2005. Two trios with another sax maven, Bhob Rainey; one longer trio with percussionist/noisician Tim Feeney. Recorded in Boston and Rochester, NY. Since both Rainey and Feeney are from Boston, I almost called this one "Boston Has Beens," but, thankfully, cooler heads prevailed. (SRPD 04) "...the emotional range and sound palette are astonishingly wide-ranging, and flavoured with a keen sense of humour, too. Essential listening for anyone following the micro-micro end of the current improv scene. Nate Dorward, CADENCE another review here "TREE PIECES" compositions by Wendy Reid. Brassiosaurus plays Tree Piece #52 for trumpet, trombones, tuba and voice. "SIX FUCHS" improvisations by Wolfgang Fuchs, Gino Robair, Matthew Sperry, John Shiurba, Tim Perkis, and Djll - Rastascan BRD052 Read a review at All About Jazz. Address: Albany, CA Phone: 831-320-1489 Email: djll_at_sonic_dot_net CDs on which Tom Djll appears:


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How do I get past Mr. Freeze? The cannon in the back of the area is not available to build. Is it a glitch? Please tell me what to do.
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- The Joker's van: JUK657
- Mad Hatter's Glider: HS000W
- Mad Hatter's Steamboat: M4DM4N
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geometric quantization higher geometric quantization
geometry of physics: Lagrangians and Action functionals + Geometric Quantization
prequantum circle n-bundle = extended Lagrangian
prequantum 1-bundle = prequantum circle bundle, regularcontact manifold,prequantum line bundle = lift of symplectic form to differential cohomology
Given a (pre)symplectic manifold , its quantomorphism group is the Lie group that integrates the Lie bracket inside the Poisson algebra of . This is a circle group-central extension of the group of Hamiltonian symplectomorphisms. It extends and generalizes the Heisenberg group of a symplectic vector space.
(Warning on terminology: A more evident name for the quantomorphism group might seem to be "Poisson group". But this already means something different, see Poisson Lie group.)
Over a symplectic manifold an explicit construction of the corresponding quantomorphism group is obtained by choosing a prequantum circle bundle, regarded with an Ehresmann connection 1-form on , and then defining
to be the subgroup of the diffeomorphism group on those diffeomorphisms that preserve . In other words, the quantomorphism group is the group of equivalences of bundles with connection that need not cover the identity diffeomorphism on the base manifold .
Notice that the tuple is a regular contact manifold (see the discussion there), and so the quantomorphism group is equivalently that of contactomorphisms of weight 0.
This perspective lends itself to a more abstract description: we may regard the prequantum circle bundle as being modulated by a morphism
in the cohesive (∞,1)-topos Smooth∞Grpd, with domain the given symplectic manifold and codomain the smooth moduli stack for circle bundles with connection. This in turn may be regarded as an object in the slice (∞,1)-topos. Then the quantomorphism group is the automorphism group
in (Sch).
From this it is clear what the quantomorphism ∞-group of an n-plectic ∞-groupoid should be: for
the morphism modulating a prequantum circle n-bundle, the corresponding quantomorphism -group is again , now formed in
The quantomorphism group for a symplectic manifold may naturally be equipped with the structure of a group object in ILH manifolds (Omori, Ratiu-Schmid), as well as in convenient manifolds (Vizman, prop.).
For a connected symplectic manifold there is a central extension of groups
This is due to (Kostant). It appears also (Brylinski, prop. 2.4.5).
higher and integrated Kostant-Souriau extensions
(∞-group extension of ∞-group of bisections of higher Atiyah groupoid for -principal ∞-connection)
(extension are listed for sufficiently connected )
slice-automorphism ∞-groups in higher prequantum geometry
higher Atiyah groupoid: | standard higher Atiyah groupoid | higher Courant groupoid | groupoid version of quantomorphism n-group |
coefficient for cohomology: | |||
type of fiber ∞-bundle: | principal ∞-bundle | principal ∞-connection without top-degree connection form | principal ∞-connection |
Original accounts are
Jean-Marie Souriau, Structure des systemes dynamiques Dunod, Paris (1970)
Translated and reprinted as (see section V.18 for the quantomorphism group):
Jean-Marie Souriau, Structure of dynamical systems - A symplectic view of physics, Brikhäuser (1997)
Bertram Kostant, Quantization and unitary representations, in Lectures in modern analysis and applications III. Lecture Notes in Math. 170 (1970), Springer Verlag, 87—208
A textbook account is in section II.4 of
and in
The description in terms of automorphism in the slice -topos over the moduli stack of (higher) connections is in
and in section 4.4.17 of
The ILH group structure on the quantomorphism group is discussed in
The regular convenient Lie group structure is discussed in
A metric-structure on quantomorphisms groups is discussed in


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FWC has finished reviewing the final report submitted by Normandeau Associates which detailed public input received from telephone surveys, web surveys, public meetings, and technical assistance group meetings regarding deer management in Zone D's Deer Management Units (DMU's). Below are two rule change proposals developed in response to the public input we received.
An Antler Point Regulation (APR) is a harvest strategy based on the minimum number of antler points that a deer possesses. Generally speaking, APRs are intended to protect younger and smaller bucks from harvest. FWC's goal of implementing a APR is to protect yearlings (i.e., 1.5 years-old) from harvest while allowing the harvest of bucks 2.5 years-old and older. Because antler and body size generally increase with each year of age, an APR is likely to increase the average antler size and body weight of antlered deer harvested in Zone D.
FWC is proposing an APR in the portion of Zone D south of Interstate-10 (DMU D1) that would require a deer to have at least one antler with two or more points (each point one or more inches in length), and an APR in the area north of Interstate-10 (DMU D2) that would require a deer to have at least one antler with three or more points (each point one or more inches in length). Youth 15 years of age and younger would be exempt from APRs on private lands and on some WMAs (they could harvest deer with 5 inch or larger antlers). The purpose of these proposed APRs are to protect the majority of 1.5 year old bucks (yearlings) from harvest while allowing the harvest of 2.5 year old and older bucks. The goal is to increase the number of bucks in the population, improve buck to doe ratios and increase the size of bucks harvested. If approved by the Commission, the proposed rules would begin with the 2014-2015 hunting season.
During public opinion surveys, public meetings and technical assistance group (TAG) meetings, hunters told us that they wanted to see more bucks and have a better chance to harvest larger bucks. While there are many ways to achieve this result, support was greatest for APRs. For more details on the results of assistance group meetings, you can view the full report here.
For an APR to be effective across the landscape and to reduce potential conflicts, we are proposing the DMU specific APRs apply on all land within DMU boundaries regardless of whether it was privately or publicly owned. If a property is split by a DMU boundary, the property would have 2 different APRs respective to the DMU boundaries.
No. Youths (age 15 and younger) would be exempt from any APRs unless otherwise indicated by a WMA specific rule.
Antler characteristics are influenced by habitat quality. Due to differences in soil productivity and the amount of land in row crop agriculture, the habitat quality tends to be greater north of I-10 (DMU D2) than south of I-10 (DMU D1). Harvest data from each DMU indicates that the APR that would most effectively protect male yearlings (1.5 year old bucks) from harvest while allowing the harvest of most 2.5 year old and older bucks is a 3-points-on-a-side APR north of I-10 (DMU D2) and a 2-points-on-a-side APR or "forked antler" south of I-10 (DMU D1).
We expect the antlered deer harvest in Zone D to decrease initially and then rebound close to current levels after 3-4 years. It is difficult to estimate what the percent decline will be the first year because many individual hunters, hunt clubs, private landowners, and some WMAs already have some form of an antler regulation.
Based on data collected from Wildlife Management Areas, the average antlered deer harvested post-implementation of these APRs could be about 15 pounds heavier and the average gross antler score according to the Boone and Crockett antler scoring system could be approximately 28 inches greater.
The table below shows the estimated percent protection from harvest for each buck age class under the proposed APR for each DMU. These estimates are based on harvest data collected from check stations throughout each DMU.
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No. Antlerless deer will still be any deer (except spotted fawns) that do not have antlers or have antlers less than 5 inches in length. It is illegal to take spotted fawns.
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During public opinion surveys, public meetings and technical assistance group meetings in Zone D, hunters told us that they wanted to have more opportunity to harvest antlerless deer. However, hunters also expressed a preference for maintaining or increasing the deer population in Zone D. The proposed changes to the antlerless deer season format is intended to allow more flexibility with the general gun antlerless deer season without decreasing the overall size of the deer population. The technical assistance group (TAG) suggested we consider more antlerless deer days during weekends when most hunters prefer to hunt. For more details on the results of assistance group meetings, you can view the full report here.
FWC is considering changing the antlerless deer season in Zone D for the 2014 – 2015 season from its current 7 consecutive day format that begins the day after Christmas (December 26 – January 1) to 2 weekends (Saturday and Sunday only) of the general gun season in the portion of Zone D south of I-10 (DMU D2) and 3 weekends during the general gun season and 1 weekend during the muzzleloading gun season in the portion of Zone D north of I-10 (DMU D2). The specific weekends for the antlerless deer season would be as follows:
The first weekend of general gun season (Thanksgiving weekend)
The fourth weekend of general gun season (weekend after Christmas)
The first weekend of muzzleloading gun season
The third weekend of general gun season ( second weekend after general gun reopens in December)
No, this proposal would only apply on private lands in Zone D. Antlerless deer harvest on WMAs is allowed only by area specific rules. Due to higher levels of hunting pressure and lower deer densities, we must be cautious with antlerless deer harvest on WMAs, particularly does. While antlerless deer are often legal to take during the archery season, additional opportunities could cause the deer population to decline.
FWC is proposing this based on feedback provide by the technical assistance group (TAG). In fact, the TAG, comprised of stakeholders in Zone D, identified the following as one of six goals for both DMUs: Increase flexibility in days for access to antlerless deer hunting without negatively impacting the doe population. The goals identified by the TAG and the rest of the public input we received were the result of a formal process in Zone D facilitated by third-party vendor, Normandeau Associates. For more details on the results, you can view the full report here.
Deer herd productivity or thenumber of fawns produced per doe is influenced by habitat quality. Due to differences in soil productivity and the amount of land in row crop agriculture, the habitat quality and deer productivity tends to be greater north of I-10 (DMU D2) than south of I-10 (DMU D1). In addition, deer densities are generally greater north of I-10 than south of I-10. Therefore, FWC is proposing to allow more days of harvest opportunities in DMU D2. The proposed changes are intended to allow more weekend hunting opportunities for antlerless deer without negatively impacting the population.
Though this proposal has a net reduction in antlerless deer season days for DMU D1, the proposal would increase the number of antlerless deer season days occurring during a weekend (a 2 day increase). It is important to note that a simultaneous goal for DMU D1 deer population is to maintain or increase the deer population. Because of the limited herd productivity mentioned above for DMU D1, this DMU would not be able to sustain the same level of increased harvest as DMU D2 while simultaneously achieving the population goal.
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Elvis' would be my number one, but at least their choice for the top spot is a very great album.
I had the Elvis duets Christmas album on today. Really enjoyed it but missed the track 'Here Comes Santa Claus' not being on there.
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The Arm's Reach® 5 in 1 Changing Dresser will add a great touch to your baby's nursery. For easy access to wipes, diapers, and other baby essentials, there's plenty of open storage. Can be used as a changing table, toy storage, TV Stand, Book Shelf, and a coffee table tray.
Product Features
- Three cubby areas (bins sold separately)
- Changing station also functions as coffee table tray
- Matches most nursery decor
- Keeps nursery essentials organized
Manufacturer #: 8401
Manufacturer #: 8401
Finish: Espresso
- Shipping dimensions 13" H x 26" W x 37" L
- Shipping weight 67 lbs
- Shipping Restrictions This item can not be shipped to: PO Boxes, APO or FPO Address, Hawaii, Alaska or anywhere outside the continental USA.
- Shipping Note Products ship in their original packaging. Please be aware that its contents will be visible to the recipient upon delivery.