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Novel Strategy to Enhance T cell Reconstitution Post Stem Cell Transplantation
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Public Abstract:
Blood stem cells (BSC) within bone marrow, are responsible for producing all the cells found in blood, from red blood cells that carry oxygen, to disease fighting T cells. Many types of cancer, including leukemia, are treated by BSC transplantation, especially after treatment with chemotherapy or radiation. Ideally, a patient should use his own bone marrow for transplantation. However, this is not always possible; a significant number of patients receiving blood stem cell transplantation cannot find a related donor. Instead, they rely on blood stem cells donated by an unrelated donor. Receiving blood stem cells from an unrelated donor has significant benefits, but might have some serious side effects. Often, there are donor T cells present in the blood stem cell sample. T cells uses markers called HLA antigens to recognize cells. Once inside the patient, donor T cells recognize the host HLA antigens as different and attack the patient's cells. This is beneficial if the attacked cell is a lingering cancer cell, but it is harmful if the attacked cell is a normal cell. The beneficial anti-cancer response is called graft-versus-tumor (GVT) effect. Attacks on normal cells result in a serious condition called graft-versus-host disease or GVHD. Doctors can treat GVHD with drugs that will prevent T cell function. However, these treatments reduce the beneficial graft-versus-tumor effect and weaken the immune system, leaving the patient defenseless against infections. The possibility of infection represents another complication resulting from blood stem cell transplantation. Blood stem cells take a long time to produce enough disease fighting T cells to protect the patient against infection, up to 2 years in some cases. Without T cells, the body does not have a way to fight off germs. This leaves the patient vulnerable to fungal and viral infections. The possibilities of GVHD and infections offset the benefits of blood stem cell transplantation from unrelated donors. Therefore, it is imperative to figure out ways to reduce the possibility of GVHD and infections, while maintaining graft-versus-tumor activity. With this in mind, we intend to transplant human committed T cell progenitors (CTP), cells that are programmed to become T cells, together with unrelated blood stem cells. This treatment has several advantages over traditional blood stem cell transplantation: First, neither CTP nor the T cells they produce cause GVHD. Second, CTP can produce T cells faster than blood stem cells, rapidly providing an army of disease fighting T cells to the patient. These T cells could control lingering tumor cells too, allowing the blood stem cell to establish itself in the patient. Third, few CTPs are needed to achieve these beneficial results, making CTP transplantation feasible. Taken together, the simple addition of CTP to blood stem cell transplants could result in a significant increase in the success of blood stem cell transplantation from unrelated donors.
Statement of Benefit to California:
The State of California and its citizens will benefit from the proposed research in the following ways: Direct impact: The National Marrow Donor Program reports that 2,198 unrelated blood stem cell transplants were conducted in 13 different transplant centers in California, from January 2001 to December 2005. These patients often suffer from devastating graft-versus-host disease and infection. The research proposed here has the potential to significantly increase the capacity of the immune system to fight viral infections, while significantly decreasing the severity of graft-versus-host disease. This will: 1) reduce the amount and time of use of drugs that control GVHD by suppressing the immune system, 2) reduce the rate of infections and 3) reduce the time of hospitalization. Together, these benefits expedite the time of recovery while reducing cost, resulting in a net improvement in quality of life for patients receiving blood stem cell transplants. Health Care: We will test our hypothesis in well-characterized models of transplantation, leukemia and viral infection. If successful, this research would identify a novel developmental candidate that will improve immune function in patients receiving blood stem cell therapies. Most likely, Californians would be the primary recipients of life-saving therapies designed using my research. Moreover, my research is designed to have broad applicability, so that other conditions where T cells are dysfunctional could be tested and improved. Biotechnology: My work already depends on a number of products and instruments made by California companies. If our proof-of-concept studies are successful, bringing this project to the clinic will require a scaled-up version of the protocols described in my studies, using Good Manufacturing Practices. This could attract new biotechnology companies in the state, boosting its tax revenue and providing new jobs for Californians. Public opinion and educational benefits: If successful, my work has the potential to positively affect the public opinion and educational climate in the state of California. Patients who benefited from improved blood stem cell transplants, as well as their friends and family, would become advocates for stem cell research, encouraging the government to adopt better stem cell research policies. This will incite universities to promote science education, generating highly skilled graduates to fill the jobs created by stem cell research in the state. California and out-of-state students interested in biomedical research and health professions will remain in the state, reducing the brain drain of California's talent. I foresee that K-12 education will also benefit, by receiving funding to improve and promote science education at all levels.
Review Summary:
This development candidate proposal focuses on the development of a cell therapy to increase the success of allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) by reducing the incidence and severity of graft-versus-host disease (GVHD). HSCT is used to treat patients with malignant and nonmalignant blood disorders. GVHD is caused when donor T-cells present in the allogeneic hematopoietic stem cell (HSC) graft recognize patient antigens and initiate an immune response. Immunosuppressive drugs are used for prevention and treatment of GVHD but also make patients susceptible to infection. The applicant hypothesizes that GVHD can be avoided by transplanting committed T-cell progenitors (CTPs) along with purified HSCs. The applicant proposes to characterize the cellular and molecular phenotype of isolated CTPs from human bone marrow, determine their developmental potential and test their functionality in immunodeficient mouse models. Reviewers agreed that this proposal addresses important issues in allogeneic HSCT but cautioned that its findings may not be easily translated to the clinic. Specifically a reviewer noted that xenogeneic transplants into an immunodeficient mouse model cannot address the problem of graft failure, which has haunted T-cell depletion and repletion studies in humans. This reviewer also pointed out that most HSCT involves HLA-matched donors, a scenario that's difficult to model using xenogeneic transplants. It was pointed out that human into mouse model does not typically show human GVHD and mouse to mouse models have not been very predictive of human GVHD development. One reviewer did feel that the authors made a good case for the co-transplantation of CTPs with HSCs and other reviewers agreed that if these cells could convey all of the benefits hypothesized by the applicant the proposal would have significant impact. The reviewers raised a number of doubts about the feasibility of the research plan. They noted that Aims 2 & 3 both depend on experiments described in Aim 1, involving the isolation of CTPs from human bone marrow, yet no preliminary data is presented suggesting this is possible. One reviewer pointed out that human T-cell depletion studies, while effective in reducing the risk of GVHD, have frequently been plagued by high rates of graft rejection and loss of beneficial graft-versus-tumor (GVT) activity. This reviewer had difficulty accepting the hypothesis that CTP co-transplantation strategy could eliminate GVHD while both avoiding graft rejection and retaining GVT effects. A reviewer raised issue with the GVT studies that will use human cell lines that will generally be HLA disparate with most marrows tested. This reviewer noted that while most human HSCT involves HLA-matching, GVT effects in HLA-mismatched settings are thought to involve NK cells, which seem to be removed in the process of generating CTPs. Furthermore, the applicant failed to take into consideration the issue of decreased thymic function specifically in older patients. It is unclear what effect that will have on the CTP responses. For these reasons the reviewer expressed doubt that GVT effects would be seen in the mouse model. Reviewers also pointed out that testing the capacity of human CTP transplants to control murine cytomegalovirus (CMV) may not be the best approach as it presumes not only cross-reactivity between human and murine CMV immunologic epitopes, but also that the human marrow donor is CMV+. Another reviewer noted that the applicant's argument for a dose advantage of CTPs over common lymphoid progenitors is irrelevant given the lack of data describing how easily CTPs can be harvested, processed and isolated. Furthermore the applicant does not propose to isolate CTPs in a clinically-relevant, GMP-compliant manner or evaluate efficiency of recovery. The applicant has relevant expertise and has published several papers dealing with T-cell development and NK function. The collaborators include appropriate clinical and non-clinical investigators with skill sets needed for the proposal. Reviewers commented that the budget seems large, specifically the amount requested for supplies and equipment. Overall, the reviewers agreed that the proposal addresses important issues surrounding HSCT but they raised significant questions about the feasibility of the research plan and considered the proposed research premature for early translation.

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The American Red Cross and countless other charities are inviting Americans to take part today in #GivingTuesday, an online call to action to celebrate giving this holiday season. Charities, individuals, retailers, online organizations and others are joining together in a substantial effort help make giving back easier.
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"As the holidays ramp up, it's easy to overlook those who need our help as we focus on ourselves and our loved ones. #GivingTuesday allows us to pause during this hectic time and focus on giving in a meaningful way," Autum Mihm spokesperson for the American Red Cross said. People can use the hashtag #GivingTuesday to follow the conversation on Twitter and Facebook.
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Three ODU Engineering Graduate Brothers Pursuing Careers at Babcock & Wilcox in Lynchburg
At a nuclear operations company in Lynchburg, Va., there's the potential for an alumni reunion every day for Old Dominion University's Department of Mechanical Engineering Technology.
What's more, the three employees who are ODU engineering alums share something else: a last name.
The Camper brothers, Henry, Gary and Carl, were all hired by Babcock & Wilcox between 1984 and 1991. And they're all still there, along with another brother, Eric, the burgundy and orange turkey of the family (a Virginia Tech graduate).
"When two or more of us are seen together, I hear comments like, "There are more Campers here than at a KOA campground," laughed Henry (second from right in photo), who started working for B&W in 1984, after earning his M.E.T. degree from ODU in 1982. His is currently senior principal engineer in the Quality Control Department.
"I just laugh at those comments, they're all in fun. I just think they are jealous they're not Campers too!"
Headquartered in Charlotte, N.C., Babcock & Wilcox has been involved in the research and development of nuclear fission, and its relevance to national security, since the 1940s.
It has major operations in Ontario, Canada, Barberton, Ohio, and Mount Vernon, Ind., in addition to its Lynchburg and Charlotte sites. Its Lynchburg operation has 2,400 employees.
Gary Camper (second from left in photo) was the first brother to start working at the company's Lynchburg location, in June 1984, currently serving as Quality Control Department Manager.
He said the family's story with engineering, and with B&W, starts at Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke, where each received two-year associate in applied science diplomas, in mechanical technology.
"That was the foundation for transferring to ODU to complete the B.S. degree," Gary said. "The M.E.T. degree was such a great fit with the B&W Lynchburg location, because of the appropriate mix of classroom theory coupled with the practical hands-on applications that really prepared us for a manufacturing environment."
And once they got in the door, each of the Campers has made a career at B&W Lynchburg.
"B&W Lynchburg was so appealing because of the manufacturing nature of the plant, and the proximity to our childhood home and parents about an hour away. It is such a great place to work that makes something that matters ¬- by helping with the defense of our great country," Gary said.
Carl, lead engineer in the Development Engineering Section at B&W, said ODU's mechanical engineering technology program prepared all of them for making sound engineering decisions in an environment where safety is paramount.
"The M.E.T. program also provided a more hands-on approach to problem solving by integrating courses that directly related to industry," said Carl (far right in photo; ODU retired engineering professor Gary Crossman is far left).
"Many years have passed since the three of us graduated, and technologies related to the engineering field have changed as well. The M.E.T. program has continued to modify its curriculum to keep pace with industry changes."
While it's easy to imagine nonstop hijinks between four brothers in the same workplace, B&W's operation in Lynchburg is large, and each of the brothers works in different areas of the facility, on different product lines.
"When we do see each other, we usually just make quick eye contact or a short wave and move on. I guess the main advantage is the ability to contact each other readily when the need arises," Henry said.
Company nepotism rules keep any of the brothers from transferring to a part of the plant where another brother was a supervisor.
Babcock & Wilcox Nuclear Operations Group (B&W NOG), headquartered in Lynchburg, owns and operates manufacturing facilities that supply specialty materials and components to the U.S. government. Winfred Nash, President of B&W NOG is also an alumnus of ODU's Batten College of Engineering and Technology.
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Friday, August 10, 2007
New Books from Bryan Senn and Steve Bissette
For example, the movie for May 21 is THE MAZE (1953), because it was on that day in 1977 that the longest leap by a frog (33 feet, 5 ½ inches) was recorded. On November 11, the date of the first fatal train wreck in the US (in 1833) is DR. TERROR'S HOUSE OF HORRORS (1965). September 16's selection is WHITE ZOMBIE (1932), because on that day in 1915 Haiti became a US protectorate. And the movie for November 5, Guy Fawkes Day? No, not V FOR VENDETTA (2006); it's Antonio Margheriti's THE LONG HAIR OF DEATH (1964), which itself features the burning of an effigy. It's a rare movie fan who could resist at least thumbing through this book looking for the movie assigned to their birthday. (Lucky me: I get MARS NEEDS WOMEN for my birthday viewing.)
What would have likely become an instant White Elephant item if produced as an actual calendar (I know -- I've published a horror film calendar!) becomes a compellingly browsable book (and not limited to use over a single year, either). Best-known for his excellent 1930s horror reference GOLDEN HORRORS, Senn's entries for each film are smart, literate and interesting, and often leavened with quotes from various published sources related to the films. In case you have any doubt that Tom Weaver is the most valuable researcher classic horror films have ever had, just flip through this book at random; Tom's name appears on so many pages, crediting the sources for quotes and background information, he probably deserved co-author credit. Not all the data came from Weaver; there are also citations for works by David J. Skal, Mark A. Miller, Richard Bojarski, Robert Tinnell, David Del Valle, Dennis Fischer, Alan Upchurch, Bob Madison, Tom Johnson and Deborah Del Vecchio, as well as other articles from the pages of FANGORIA, FILMFAX and SCARY MONSTERS. (Me, I'm not so fortunate -- a few Mario Bava films are included herein, and the entries for BLACK SUNDAY [December 29, Barbara Steele's birthday] and BLACK SABBATH [March 7, the day the telephone was patented by Alexander Graham Bell] -- tap into my reseach and use at least one quote I obtained from Lamberto Bava, but other scribes are cited as the go-to people for Bava info. Oh, well.)
Senn's YEAR OF FEAR isn't exclusively horror, incidentally. There are several entries for science fiction films (WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE, QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE) and the odd marginal title like RASPUTIN AND THE EMPRESS. I could find only one silent film included: 1923's THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, an odd inclusion when you realize that NOSFERATU and PHANTOM OF THE OPERA aren't represented and a later version of HUNCHBACK (Charles Laughton's) is. Nevertheless, A YEAR IN FEAR is commendable for providing a welcome structured curriculum for studying a well-considered cross-section of genre fare ranging from the early sound classics (like DRACULA, 1931) to contemporary releases (like DOG SOLDIERS, 2002). And you just might learn some fun things about history in the process.
In other book news, Black Coat Press will soon begin publishing in book form the collected video review columns of VW's own (occasional) Stephen R. Bissette. BLUR is the umbrella title for these volumes, and because our man Steve is nothing if not loquacious, the first volume will cover June 1999 through March 2000. Literate, informative, well worth reading, and well worth having. The very cool front-back cover design, seen above (and incorporating Steve's inimitable graphic stylings), is the work of Jon-Mikel Gates.
Read more about BLUR over on the official SRB blog MYRANT.
Thursday, August 09, 2007
Lucas on Lanza on Russell
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More Bava in Time for Halloween
ERIK THE CONQUEROR (which will be the complete original export version, not the AIP reduction) will be released separately at the same time, also with a commentary by me, which I'll be recording before the end of this week. The closing shot and end card of the film (curiously missing from the German DVD release) has been restored, which should make this gorgeous-looking release of even greater interest to collectors.
Finally, I mentioned here recently that I managed to record the first three commentaries in a single marathon session last Thursday night. Someone on one of the horror discussion boards has suggested that my expeditious work somehow speaks poorly of me and makes the set's extras as a whole seem less attractive, because -- they presume -- the commentaries have got to be a reckless mess. I resent this because, first of all, I don't do careless work and certainly wouldn't boast about doing careless work; I only mentioned the marathon session because I felt so pleased to have succeeded in my aims against the odds and the clock. It was an achievement. Secondly, I didn't set the deadlines for these commentaries, but as a professional, I agreed to live up to them. I refused to let the quality of my work suffer due to time constraints and, if it somehow did suffer despite my best efforts, I wouldn't have released it. As I write this, it remains for those three recordings to be edited and synched to the movies, so I don't know yet myself how everything is going to turn out -- but I think even the raw tracks were on par with other commentaries I've done.
PS: I wanted very much to record an audio commentary for 5 DOLLS FOR AN AUGUST MOON but time simply didn't allow it.
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Monday, August 06, 2007
Ladislas Starewitch at 125
In the current issue of SIGHT & SOUND, various contributors from around the world were asked to name and write a bit about an obscure film they felt deserved to be better-known. I chose Starewitch's only feature-length achievement, LA ROMAN DE RENARD (1930), known in some territories as THE TALE OF THE FOX. If not for some unforeseen technical delays and distribution problems, it would have become what it was intended to be (and, I think, really is): the world's first stop-motion animated feature with sound. Based on a fable by Goethe, it tells the story of a crafty fox, always up to mischief and talking his way out of trouble, who dares to thwart the ruling of the King that animals should not prey on one another because Love must rule the land. Not only is the script clever and the character design impeccable (in S&S I said that it looked only a step or two away from taxidermy), but the animation -- executed by Starewitch and his daughter Irena over an 18-month period -- remains the most believably fluid and antic until the introduction of CGI, especially in its incredible interpolations of blurred movement.
Starewitch serenaded by the canine hero of his beloved 1934 short, "The Mascot."
Here in America, Starewitch fans have had to make due with Milestone/Image Entertainment's compilation THE CAMERAMAN'S REVENGE AND OTHER FANTASTIC TALES, which includes his best-known short, "The Mascot," a 1934 short originally titled "Fétiche." (It's also available as a $2.99 video download here.) This remarkable story of a puppy who struggles against natural and supernatural odds to fetch an orange to bring to a sick little girl is also known to some people as "The Devil's Ball," mostly due to a lengthy and untitled excerpt that used to run frequently on the USA Network show NIGHT FLIGHT back in the 1980s. That's where I first discovered the work of Starewitch and, all these years later, I'm still eager to find more.
A few of his animated shorts can be found at YouTube, and here's a link to a fine website that will serve as a more in-depth introduction to this brilliant filmmaker and his great works. Happy birthday, Maestro!
Stepping Out with Stephen Forsyth
Now up on YouTube are a pair of fascinating videos from the musical career of Stephen Forsyth. The first, dating from the 1980s, is a rock video called "Step Out of Love" and it actually features Stephen. The song (which he wrote and recorded) is catchy, the choreography is very impressive (I don't think I've ever seen Iggy Pop quite this animated in a video), and he remains very photogenic. By Googling around, I found out that this piece was part of a live Twyla Tharp dance retrospective held in New York in August 1990, reviewed by THE NEW YORK TIMES here.
"Step Out of Love": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThuU5lpqGSQ
And then for something completely different. The second video, dating from the 1990s, is an avant garde piece for piano and dance:
"Helios": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHyuq5EK8l0
The work showcased in these two videos seems poles apart, representing opposite musical disciplines, yet both are very well accomplished. The second piece, "Helios," shows Stephen to be at home in atonal classicism, while "Step Out of Love" presents him as a fine pop tunesmith, vocalist, and (most surprising to me) dancer. And, unlike many other MTV acts of the period that look dated and silly now, Stephen's pop video remains convincing -- it looks like hard work played out with panache -- and the editing still feels contemporary.


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Meals have always been important across societies and cultures, a time for friends and families to come together. An important part of relationships, meals are vital to our social health. Author Tim Chester sums it up: "Food connects."
Chester argues that meals are also deeply theologicalan important part of Christian fellowship and mission. He observes that the book of Luke is full of stories of Jesus at meals. These accounts lay out biblical principles. Chester notes, "The meals of Jesus represent something bigger." Six chapters in A Meal with Jesus show how they enact grace, community, hope, mission, salvation, and promise.
Moving from biblical times to the modern world, Chester applies biblical truth to challenge our contemporary understandings of hospitality. He urges sacrificial giving and loving around the table, helping readers consider how meals can be about serving others and sharing the grace of Christ.
-Neil Cole,
founder and director, Church Multiplication Associates; author, Organic Church
I'm not sure I could name all the titles of the books Tim has now written. I've even written one or two with him. But this is the best so far, by far! It fed my soul and through it I enjoyed grace in a new way. In fact, the book is a sumptuous meal in its own right. Buy it, not just to read it, but to feast on it.
-Steve Timmis,
Director, Acts 29 Western Europe; co-author Total Church
I have always told the congregations I've served that if you take the mountains and meals out of the Bible, it's a very short book. In a world of competing church models and strategies, Tim shows us that Jesus employed one practice over all others: Sharing a meal with people. This book serves as a poignant reminder that grace, mission, and community are never enacted best through programs and propaganda, but rather through the equality and acceptance experienced at the common table. May our lives never be too busy to live this out.
-Mike Breen,
Global Leader, 3DM; author, Building a Discipleship Culture
Tim Chester has a keen ability to reflect on gospel, community, and mission, making them accessible to the common person through the mess and movement of everyday life. Tim certainly accomplished this again in A Meal with Jesus. With each meal, my convictions about how the gospel informs all of life and relationships went deeper, and my affections for Jesus grew stronger. I want everyone in my church to read this book.
-Jeff Vanderstelt,
Lead Pastor, Soma Communities, Tacoma, Washington; Vice President, Acts 29
Related to this discussion are the social implications of how, when, where, and what we eat. For example, in his book Eating Animals, progressive activist Jonathan Foer argues for veganism as an act of social justice. In Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger, Ronald Sider argues that American beef production and consumption may be greedy in light of global poverty. In his new book A Meal with Jesus, Tim Chester argues that there are spiritual implications related to how we eat.
Chester focuses in on the gospel of Luke and six specific passages where Jesus either was at a meal or discussing something relating to a meal. He argues that how Jesus ate his meals, with whom he at his meals, and the lessons that he taught at those meals demonstrates key theological concerns of his ministry. Furthermore, A Meal with Jesus argues that as we put some of Jesus' lessons around the table into practice with our table habits, we will be better disciples and better witnesses to the gospel of Jesus.
The introduction to this book is better than most introductions. Any reader would be wise not to skip over it. In it the author considers the statement by Jesus that "the Son of Man came eating and drinking," and discusses the centrality of the meal to the gospel message.
The individual chapters will be wonderful not only for personal edification, but for a Bible study group or even as the basis for a sermon series. Each chapter examines a passage in depth, looking at how it ties into the expressed mission of Christ on earth. I plan on using this book at one point for sermons related to the Lord's Supper.
I encourage anyone who struggles with eating, loves to eat, or is curious about how food consumption relates to the gospel, to read this book. What the reader will discover is that the meal is about far more than putting food in one's mouth. Clint Walker, www.ChristianBookPreviews.com
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Although it's easy, the omelet looks like you fussed. Sometimes I toss in mushrooms and cheddar cheese for a different flavor. —Laurel Roberts, Vancouver, Washington
- 8 bacon strips, diced
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- 1/2 teaspoon seasoned salt
- 2-1/2 cups (10 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack cheese, divided
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp. Drain, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings. Set bacon aside. Saute onion in drippings until tender; set aside.
- In a large bowl, beat eggs. Add milk, seasoned salt, 2 cups cheese, bacon and sauteed onions. Transfer to a greased shallow 2-qt. baking dish.
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PLAYBILL.COM'S BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Michael John LaChiusa on His New Musical First Daughter Suite
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Five-time Tony Award nominee Michael John LaChiusa is at work on his next stage project, First Daughter Suite, a continuation of his 1993 musical First Lady Suite that interweaves the dreams and desires of the American First Ladies.
The Tony-nominated composer-lyricist, whose Broadway works include Marie Christine, The Wild Party and Chronicle of a Death Foretold, as well as the Off-Broadway musicals Giant, Queen of the Mist, Hello Again, See What I Wanna See and Little Fish, now turns his eye to the young women who spent their formative years in the White House, including Trisha and Julie Nixon, Amy Carter, Patti Davis and more.
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Have you ever, sadly, helped a friend through a divorce -- thinking, all the while, that you saw it coming, even back when they were still just dating?
The latest research confirms that whatever you observed, way back when, it was not "too soon to tell."
According to a new study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family, marital happiness -- or lack thereof -- can be predicted based on factors present even before a couple walks down the aisle. By following 100 couples over 13 years, before marriage, into marriage, and -- for some -- out of marriage, the researchers tracked what, over time, seemed to keep couples together, and what drove them apart.
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Illuminating the Sun-Drenched Crystal Cathedral
In the 1960s, Reverend Robert H. Schuller had a dream. He wanted to create a church open to all, and open it was. Embracing the California culture of the automobile, Schuller created a drive-in church where you could sit in your car and listen to the service (much like a drive-in movie where Schuller was the star of the show). Schuller also had a love for contemporary architecture and commissioned California architect Richard Neutra to build the first chapel in Garden Grove, just south of Los Angeles.
Today the site is better known for its towering Crystal Cathedral, a glorious glass house of worship designed by legendary architect Philip Johnson (someone who certainly knows a thing or two about glass houses). Dedicated in 1980, the Crystal Cathedral is the home of Schuller's Crystal Cathedral Ministries that today boasts a congregation of over 10,000 members, and serves as the "studio" for Schuller's Hour of Power television broadcasts.
The building is quite awe-inspiring, with 2,890 seats and space for up to 1,000 singers and musicians in a 185'-long (55.5m) chancel area constructed of Rosso Alicante marble, quarried in Spain and cut and polished in Italy. The Cathedral has an exceptional pipe organ, one of the five largest in the world. The altar table and pulpit are made of granite, and the 17'-tall (5m) cross has antiqued 18-karat gold leaf.
There is a lovely shimmer to the 10,000 silvery tempered-glass windows that are held in place by a lace-like frame of white steel truss. Behind the pulpit, two motorized 90'-tall doors open electronically to allow the morning sunlight and warm breezes to enhance the worship services (the building is actually naturally cooled rather than air-conditioned).
So that everyone can see, services are broadcast on a giant indoor Sony Jumbotron screen, and on a NitStar screen outside, directly adjacent to the Cathedral, for "drive-in" worshipers, in keeping with Schuller's original church. Five Sony video cameras and a Grass Valley video switching system facilitate the broadcasts. Three of the cameras are on pedestals, with the other two on rolling dollies (one of these can also be used as a handheld).
"There are two feeds for the video broadcasts of the Sunday morning service. One is for the interior Jumbotron and the exterior screen. The other mix is for the television show, the Hour Of Power. This is not a live broadcast, as it is edited and shown one-week later via satellite uplink," explains Jim Coleman, who has been the art director at the Cathedral since 1975 and worked very closely with Terry Larson, who did the lighting design at the Cathedral for 25 years and recently passed away.
One of the challenges in lighting the two Sunday morning services in a giant glass room is the sun. "Shadows can vary from one service to another," says Glenn Grant, the in-house LD at the Cathedral. "The sun comes directly in the large open doors so we try to match the exterior lighting and minimize the effects of the sun." Grant started working at the Cathedral as an assistant stage manager 12 years ago and took over the lighting about 18 months ago, working as an assistant to Larson for almost a year. The lighting crew also includes assistant LD Keith Levitt and board operator Kris Silver.
The lighting rig in the Cathedral is hung on a series of catwalks that run across the ceiling. "One of the problems is finding effective positions and not interfere with the aesthetics of the church," says Grant. "We hide things as much as we can and try not to use too many fixtures. We try to get an even wash from the catwalk above the south balcony."
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This part of the rig is used primarily for The Glory of Christmas and The Glory of Easter, the two large holiday spectaculars presented at the Cathedral, which are now lit by Grant. Flying by Foy and 16 Columbus McKinnon Lodestar chain hoists and motors assure the heavenly ascent of the live angels (eight for Christmas and six for Easter) who are lit with seven Strong Super Trouper followspots. "We have new Super Troupers on order for this year," notes Grant. "The current ones are about 20 years old. We're looking to continue to update the fixtures."
In fact, the lighting has been an ongoing process at the Cathedral. "Strand Lighting has been working closely with the Cathedral for the last 10 years and has participated with them in supporting their lighting needs for both broadcast and live performance," says Peter Rogers, Strand global sales and marketing director. This includes recent updates of the entire control system, with a Strand 550i console with 2,000 channels now in place along with a backup Strand 510i rack-mount, also with 2,000 channels (the consoles are located on the mezzanine level along with the sound console). There is also a portable Strand 300 Series console.
A second section of the rig is for the television broadcasts, with a mixture of Strand Quartzcolor fixtures including 28 HMI 4kW fresnels for frontlight, four 2.5kW HMI fresnels for backlight, six 1.2kW HMI PARs for fill, and three 12kW HMI fresnels focused on the pulpit for general wash light from the front. All the fixtures are powder-coated in white to blend as much as possible with the structural trussing of the building.
Two Compaq iPaq PDAs running Strand's Wireless Focus Remote software are used for focus of the lighting instruments. "The remotes are great with the height we have in here," notes Grant. The main catwalk is 80' from the floor, with two other catwalks, one at 100' and the one for the TV lights at 50'. "The remotes allow two people to focus at the same time," says Grant, who finds the tall trim heights somewhat of a challenge. "We use a lot of very narrow beams," he says.
The HMI ballasts are located in a room referred to as "the sauna," under the pipe organ. There is also a downstairs dimmer room for the 576 Strand 2.4kW SLD dimmers. The house lights are run by 96 Strand CD80 dimmers and a Strand Premiere architectural control system. DMX data distribution is via Strand's ShowNet network with six SN103 nodes and one SN100 video node. The house lights are mostly PAR cans and not used during the services, but rather during the live pageants.
A new visitor's center is currently going up on the Cathedral grounds, designed by Richard Meier of Getty Museum fame, once again underlining Schuller's love for modern architecture. Clad with stainless steel panels, the new building will house a 300-seat theatre in the basement, to be used for an orientation film about the Cathedral and for student productions of musicals (the complex includes a private academy with a performing arts major available). Strand Lighting is active in the planning for the new theatre as well as upgrades for the original chapel in the Neutra building, where an old Strand GSX console has been replaced in the past few weeks with a new 300 Series desk.
"The concrete is poured and there is an orchestra pit," says Tom Ruzika, who is serving as a lighting consultant for the project. On the drawing board is a motorized rigging system and Strand theatrical lighting package. "The interior design of the building doesn't allow for catwalks, which is why we are considering the motorized rigging," adds Grant.
On the 10th anniversary of the Cathedral, a highly polished stainless steel bell tower (with a 52-bell carillon) and spire were added to the Cathedral. "I'd like to illuminate the spire at night," says Coleman. "It would be a beautiful beacon of light."
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Stream the new Mission Of Burma album on SpotifyBy Patrick on Thursday, July 5th, 2012
Check out the new album from Mission Of Burma, 'Unsound,' on Spotify, now streaming in its entirety.
The album is coming on Fire Records next Tuesday, July 10.
Check out the new album from Mission Of Burma, 'Unsound,' on Spotify, now streaming in its entirety.
The album is coming on Fire Records next Tuesday, July 10.
After hitting Brooklyn and Hoboken this past January with two blistering, sold-out shows, Mission of Burma are set to follow up with a handful of new dates in the upcoming months. First, they will officially usher in the summer in the northeast with a pair of Memorial Day weekend shows in Rhode Island and Maine, and then they'll head to Texas in July for a one-off at the Mohawk in Austin. A limited number of tickets for all three shows are available for presale starting today at 10AM.
("Devotion", live at ATP, Minehead, May 14, 2010)
It's been nearly a full calendar year since Mission Of Burma provided the Empire or Garden States with what the social crusaders like to call "teaching moments". Thankfully, the drought is nearly over, with new shows confirmed at Maxwell's on January 28 and Brooklyn's Bell House on January 29. Tickets are on sale now.
WFMU returns to Barcelona's Primavera Sound festival, which starts tonight and features a lineup that is pretty damned impressive. Just like last year, WFMU will be broadcasting Primavera sets from various artists, including the following Matador bands at the following times (all EDT):
12:10pm Mission of Burma
5:40pm The New Pornographers
8:45pm Pavement
1:10pm Condo Fucks
2:20pm Cold Cave
The full WFMU Primavera broadcast schedule, which includes sets by The Fall, Wire, Liquid Liquid, and other luminaries, can be found at WFMU's Beware of the Blog. All times are subject to change, so pay attention to WFMU's Twitter and Facebook for updates. Tune in to WFMU at 91.1FM in NY/NJ, 90.1FM in the Hudson Valley, and wfmu.org for everyone else.
(performing 'The Obliterati"s "Donna Sumeria", September 5, 2009)
Persons familiar with the crazy econo-touring habits of Mission Of Burma circa 1980-82 will recall the band's American jaunts were often managed via numerous connecting flights and mind-numbing layovers. Despite label suggestions they hit the continent via boat, there's a similar scheme at work this week, bringing Burma to Ireland, the UK, Porugal and Spain for the first time since the release of 2009′s fantastic 'The Sound, The Speed, The Light'.
12 May – Crawdaddy, Dublin
13 May- Dingwall's, London
14 May – Butlin's Holiday Centre (Pavement-curated ATP)
24 May – Ze Dos Bois, Lisbon
25 May – Serralves, Porto
26 May – Festival Sinsal Oito, Sala Mondo, Vigo
27 May – Primavera Sound, Barcelona
It's that time of year again – where if you want some Matador shows, then best head to Europe in May.
In alphabetical order…
COLD CAVE on tour in May :
7 UK, All Tomorrows Parties, Minehead Butlins
8 UK, Leeds, Nation of Shopkeepers
9 Scotland, Glasgow, Captains Rest
10 UK, Manchester, Deaf Institute
12 UK, London, Cargo
13 UK, Brighton, Great Escape Festival
14 Holland, Amsterdam, Paradiso
15 Belgium, Brussells, Rotonde
16 Germany, Hamburg, Uebel & Gefahrlich
18 Sweden, Stockholm, Svenska
19 Denmark, Copenhagen, Rust
20 Germany, Berlin, Bang Bang Club
21 Germany, Offenbach, Hafen 2
22 Switzerland, St Gallen @Theater Palace
23 Switzerland, Fribourg @fri-Son
24 Italy, Bologna, Rocker Festival
25 Italy, Turin, Spazio 211
27 France, Paris, Point Emphere
29 Spain, Barcelona, Primavera Festival
MISSION OF BURMA also on tour in May :
12 Dublin, Ireland, Crawdaddy
13 London, England, Dingwalls
14 Minehead, England, All Tomorrows Parties
24 Lisbon, Portugal, ZDB – Zé dos Bois
25 Porto, Portugal, Serralves Museu del Arte (note-seated venue)
26 Vigo, Spain, Marco
27 Barcelona, Primavera
THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS holidaying in May :
19 UK, London, Electric Ballroom
21 Germany, Berlin, Magnet 'Club NME'
22 Germany, Hamburg, Molotow
23 Holland, Amsterdam, Melkweg
25 Belgium, Brussels, Orangerie
26 France, Paris, La Maroquinerie
28 Spain, Barcelona, Primavera Festival
TED LEO AND THE PHARMACISTS busking throughout May :
06 UK, London, Luminaire
07 UK, Plymouth, White Rabbit
08 Ireland, Dublin, Whelans
09 UK, Belfast, Oh Yeah Centre
10 UK, Glasgow, Captains Rest
11 UK, Newcastle, Cluny
13 UK, Cardiff, Buffalo Bar
16 Netherlands, Utrecht, DB's Studio
18 Germany, Hamburg, Prinzenbar
22 Croatia, Zagreb, Kset
26 France, Paris, Cafe De La Danse
TIMES NEW VIKING back to party in May :
14 UK, All Tomorrows Parties, Minehead Butlins
Don't forget, there's also the previously announced Dead Meadow European May dates and the Pavement reunion shows also in May. Harlem May/June dates will be on the way too. Mark your diaries.
Late last year Burma laid down a savage session for Aquarium Drunkard at Infrasonic Sound.
Some of the songs they played came from the excellent The Sound The Speed The Light. Buy that album here.
Don't miss the band in concert when they're in your area:
Wednesday 07 – Newport, KY – Southgate House
Thursday 08 - Ann Arbor, AL – Blind Pig
Friday 09 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon
Saturday 10 – Chicago, IL – Double Door
Friday 14 – Minehead UK – Pavement ATP
Thursday 27 – Barcelona ES – Primavera Sound
from Aquarium Drunkard:
Mission of Burma :: Blunder (Aquarium Drunkard Session) from Aquarium Drunkard on Vimeo.
Mission of Burma :: Careening With Conviction (Aquarium Drunkard Session) from Aquarium Drunkard on Vimeo.
Mission of Burma :: Here It Comes (Aquarium Drunkard Session) from Aquarium Drunkard on Vimeo.
Mission of Burma :: Dirt (Aquarium Drunkard Session) from Aquarium Drunkard on Vimeo.
(ancient flyer art swiped from The City Record. Very magnanimous of SSD to allow young hopefuls MOB on the above bill)
In addition to the already mentioned 2 night stands at the Bowery Ballroom and the Paradise, Mission Of Burma have confirmed they'll be visiting the following cities in early 2010 :
Thu, 2/18 – Philadelphia PA – First Unitarian Church
Fri, 2/19 – Richmond VA – Tyler Haynes Commons (Univ of Richmond)
Sat, 2/20 – Washington DC – Black Cat
Ticket/support band info will be posted ..when someone asks me to! Have a great weekend.
(The Sound, The Speed, The Light, LP/CD and digital album, available from The Matador Store)
("Innermost" b/w "Here It Comes" MP3/FLAC single, also available from The Matador Store)
While in Los Angeles during their November tour, Mission of Burma, or at least 3/4s of Burma, were able to air their dirty laundry from the comfort of the Echo's artist green room. Admittedly Burma's dirty laundry is lacking of any major dirt as the band opted to praise Matador honchos Gerard Cosloy and Patrick Amory, name check fellow label mates, Yo La Tengo and Sonic Youth, and thank Burma fans who have supported them for decades, instead of airing any grievances or talking any smack. But these days there is too much negativity anyway, so we were pleased just to watch them tell their story.
A nice backstage conversation, courtesy of Dirty Laundry TV, which shows just how nice these guys really are. If you're in Boston or New York in January then stop by the following shows to see just how good these guys really are!
Fri, 1/15 – Boston – Paradise
Sat, 1/16 – Boston – Paradise
Fri, 1/29 – New York – Bowery Ballroom
Sat, 1/30 – New York – Bowery Ballroom


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I am the good guy in an old west shootout. The outcome historically is known to be in my favor, but I am reliving it anyway. The bad guy, dressed in purple and black, is barricaded in a shack. My weapon is a breakdown, single shot pellet gun with detachable silencer and stock. The bad guy suddenly bursts out and rushes me. I manage to load my gun and shoot him in the eye (he is a cyclops).
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