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text: G. Douglas Barrett, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae Website: http://gdouglasbarrett.com Email: email@example.com Phone: +01 617 372 0737 Born Augusta, Georgia, September 11, 1981 Education State University of New York at Buffalo • 2006 – 2010, Ph.D. Universität der Künste Berlin • 2009 – 2010 DAAD Research Grant California Institute of the Arts • 2004 – 2006, MFA Berklee College of Music • 2001 – 2004, BM Publications †Peer reviewed; *Commissioned †*Barrett, G. Douglas. "The Silent Network: The Music of Wandelweiser," in Contemporary Music Review special issue, "Wandelweiser." 30:5, January, 2012. Edinburgh, 2012. *Barrett, G. Douglas. "Echoes of Narcissus: Erin Gee's Voice of Echo at Contrary Projects." Echo Made Proximate. Exhibition Catalogue Essay. May, 2011. Contrary Projects. Regina, SK, 2011 *Barrett, G. Douglas. "A Text Score Manifesto." Word Events: Perspectives on Verbal Notation. John Lely and James Saunders (Eds.). New York: Continuum, 2011. *Barrett, G. Douglas. "Translating Innova: The New Opera Work of Object Collection." New Music Box. NewMusicBox.org. URL: <http://newmusicbox.org/article.nmbx?id=6870>. April 13, 2011. *Barrett, G. Douglas. "The Impossible Image: The Photographic Worlds of Ruud van Empel." Ruud van Empel – Worlds. Exhibition Catalogue. April 6, 2011. New York: Stux Gallery, 2011. †*Barrett, G. Douglas, M. Winter. "LiveScore: Real-Time Notation in the Music of Harris Wulfson," in Contemporary Music Review special issue, "Virtual Scores and Realtime Playing." 29: 1, August, 2010. Edinburgh, 2010. *Barrett, G. Douglas. "Window Piece: Seeing and Hearing the Music of Peter Ablinger." HIS Voice, a magazine for other music. March, 2010. Prague, 2010. †Barrett, G. Douglas. "Between Noise and Language: The Sound Installations and Music of Peter Ablinger." Mosaic, a journal for the interdisciplinary study of literature. December 2009, Volume 42, No. 4. December, 2009. Winnipeg, 2009. †Barrett, G. Douglas, Francesco Gagliardi. Performing the City: An Urban Performance Workshop. International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 08), 24 August 2008. Belfast, 2008. †Barrett, G. Douglas. Spectore: Generating Notated Music Using Spectra as Structural Materials. Society for Electro-Acoustic Music (SEAMUS) 2008 National Conference, 3 April 2008. Salt Lake City, 2008. †Barrett, G. Douglas, Michael Winter, and Harris Wulfson. Automatic Notation Generators. International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 07), 27 August 2007. Copenhagen, 2007. Also published as: †Wulfson, Harris, G. Douglas Barrett, and Michael Winter. Automatic Notation Generators. New Interfaces for Musical Expression, 6 June 2007, New York University. New York, 2007. Conferences, Invited Lectures, Presentations Re-thinking Music of Today, April 6-8, 2011. Université de Paris-Est Marne-La-Vallée, Paris, France. Paper Presentation: "Postconceptual Music," April 8, 2011. Paris, France "A Few Transcriptions, A Place or Two, Some Recordings," Neutral Ground, April 24, 2010. Regina, Saskatchewan. Evening-length Curated Concert Performance and Artist Talk. Biennial Symposium for Arts and Technology, March 6, 2010. Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut. Paper Presentation: "The Interdisciplinary Performances of the Maulwerker Ensemble" "Listening to Language: Text Scores, Recording Technology and Experimental Music," January 18, 2010. Sound Studies – Akustische Kommunikation. Sound Studies Lecture Series. Universität der Künste Berlin. De Uitwerking I: 'A few silence', November 13, 2009. Performance of A Few Silence and round-table discussion led by Bas Geerts and Vincent Gerven Oei. Theater Perdu. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Nothing New? Understanding Newness in Medieval and Contemporary Music, April 25, 2009. University of Huddersfield. Huddersfield, UK. Music Performance: Derivation X. G. Douglas Barrett • Curriculum Vitae Conferences, Invited Lectures, Presentations (cont.) S.E.M. Ensemble's Reading of New Compositions Workshop, Feb.15, 2007, Feb. 14, 2008, Feb. 11, 2009. Willow Place Auditorium. Brooklyn, New York. Music Performances: Derivation V., Derivation VIII., Derivation XIII b. International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 08 Belfast, Ireland), August 24, 2008, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Paper Presentation: Performing the City: An Urban Performance Workshop Society for Electro-Acoustic Music (SEAMUS) 2008 National Conference, April 3, 2008, Salt Lake City, Utah Paper Presentation: Spectore: Generating Notated Music Using Spectra as Structural Materials 18th Annual Pacific Northwest Music Graduate Students Conference, January 11, 2008, Seattle, Washington. Lecture-Recital: Documenting the Present International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 07 Copenhagen, Denmark), August 27, 2007, Copenhagen, Denmark. Paper Presentation: Automatic Notation Generators New Interfaces For Musical Expression Conference (NIME 07 New York), June 6-10, 2007, New York, NY. Poster Presentation: Automatic Notation Generators Society of Automatic Music Notators (SAMN) Forum and Performance. September 18, 2006. CiNE Studio Space, New York, NY. Music Performance: Derivation IV. CalArts Faculty Board Meeting, April 26, 2006. California Institute of the Arts. Valencia, CA. Presentation: Locative Media, Music and Sound Programming Digital Media Class, February 26, 2006. Machine Project Gallery. Los Angeles, CA. Lecture: Procedural Music Composition and Engraving Awards, Grants DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Research Grant to Berlin • October 1, 2009 – February 1, 2010 Presidential Fellowship Award, State University of New York at Buffalo • 2006 – 2010 Plainsong and Medieval Society Composition Prize for Derivation X., part of Nothing New? Understanding Newness in Medieval and Contemporary Music 2009 conference, Huddersfield, UK. International Computer Music Association (ICMA) Scholarship • International Computer Music Conference (ICMC 2008), August 24, 2008, Belfast, Ireland. Festivals, Residencies Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival (HCMF) • November 20 – 29, 2009, Huddersfield, UK Ostrava Days New Music Festival • August 10 – August 30, 2009, Ostrava, Czech Republic Atlantic Center for the Arts Associate Artist Residency Session with Alvin Lucier. Atlantic Center for the Arts at Harris House. May 18 – June 7, 2009. New Smyrna Beach, Florida. June in Buffalo 2008, "Music and Computers." SUNY at Buffalo Music Department. June 6-12, 2008. Buffalo, NY Visiones Sonoras 2007 New Technologies International Music Festival. National Center for the Arts (CENART, Mexico City). Mexican Center for Music and Sonic Arts (Morelia). November 20 – 29, 2007. Ostrava Days New Music Festival • August 13 – September 2, 2007, Ostrava, Czech Republic Wandelweiser Festspiel • July 8 – July 28, 2007, Düsseldorf, Germany CEAIT Festival of Electronic Music and Media at REDCAT, January 30, 2005. REDCAT, Los Angeles, CA Recent Performances, Exhibitions INSTITUTION/AUDIENCE/4'33"/TWITTER MIRROR • ArtCards Artist Conversations. Invisible Dog. July 20, 2011. Brooklyn, NY Head Music • Tomomi Adachi, Ensemble for Experimental Music and Theater. Esorabako Gallery. July 10, 2011. Tokyo, Japan Instead of… • Performance/video work. Presented at Stux Gallery. Thursday, February 17, 2011. New York, NY Violin Tuned D.E.E.D. • Performance/video installation work in "Non-Cochlear Sound," a group exhibition curated by Seth Kim-Cohen. Diapason Gallery. October, 2010. Brooklyn, NY A Few Street Pieces • Michael Straus. Oslo Opera House. Performance to be broadcast as part of the Future Places Festival, Porto, Portugal. September, 13, 2010. Oslo, Norway. A Few Silence • Manfred Werder. Galerie Mark Müller. July 5, 2010. Zürich, Switzerland. A Few Silence • Nomi Epstein, Jason Brogan, Patrick Liddell and Lee Weisert. Old Town School of Folk Music. May 23, 2010. Chicago, IL Place Feed-forward (Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin) • Architectures of Sound. David Kant, curator. The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative. March 21, 2010. Charlottesville, VA A Few Rooms • Architectures of Sound. David Kant, curator. Issue Project Room. January 13, 2010. Brooklyn, NY 2 G. Douglas Barrett • Curriculum Vitae Recent Performances, Exhibitions (cont.) Derivation III a,b,c • Philip Thomas. Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival. Novermber 24, 2009. Huddersfield, UK A Few Silence • Joseph Kudirka, Richard Glover, Scott McLaughlin, Ray Evanoff, Johnny Herbert, Kate Ledger, James Saunders, G. Douglas Barrett. HCMF. November 23, 2009. Huddersfield, UK A Few Silence • Taylan Susam, Lot Meijers, Jesse Broekman, Michael Straus, and G. Douglas Barrett. Theater Perdu. November 13, 2009. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Sixteen Hollywood Silence: I Hollywood and Vine • Janácek Philarmonic Orchestra. Ostrava Days New Music Festival. August 20, 2009. Ostrava, Czech Republic. A Few Voices (or Polyphony I. – III.) and A Few Silence • Francesco Gagliardi. and the. Experimental Performance Series. associazione 15febbraio. June 28, 2009. Turin, Italy A Few Street Pieces and A Few Silence (Amsterdam, May 1, 2009, 12:00) • Michael Straus. dam! Street Performance Project. Amsterdam Square. May 1, 2009. Amsterdam, The Netherlands Derivation X. • Edges Ensemble, Joseph Kudirka, director. Nothing New? Understanding Newness in Medieval and Contemporary Music Conference. Univeristy of Huddersfield. April 25, 2009. Huddersfield, UK Improvisation for Hertzian Rain, Mark Shepard • Mark Shepard, Dan Perlin, Al Laufeld, Craig Shepard, Sean Meehan. MIXER: EXPO, Eyebeam. March 6,7, 2009. New York, NY NOISE Earl Grey • Christine Tavolacci, Christa Graf. UploadDownloadPerform.net Event. The Wulf. March 1, 2009. Los Angeles, CA Derivation XIII b. • Flux Quartet. SEM Ensemble Annual Reading of New Compositions Workshop. February 11, 2009. Brooklyn, NY Two Museum Guard Transcriptions, A Few Silence (Berlin, January 14, 2009, 21:00) • Francesco Galiardi, G. Douglas Barrett, Kerstin Fuchs, Johnny Chang, Erik Drescher. Miss Micks. January 14, 2009. Berlin, Germany Performance Transcription (Two Films About Rome, Gagliardi) • Duo Gagliardi Barrett. Experimental Performance Series. The Wulf. December 6, 2008. Los Angeles, CA Two Voices • Kerstin Fuchs, James Orsher. Experimental Music. Gallery Complice. November 29, 2008. Berlin, Germany KLANG IM TURM. NovemberTurmKlang '08. Christoph Nicolaus. November 13, 2008. Munich, Germany DownloadPerformTranscribeUpload • UploadDownloadPerform.net Release Party. The Wulf. October 24, 2008. Los Angeles, CA NOISE Grüner Tee Eis • Ontological-Hysteric Incubator SINTESI/DOGPILE Festival. Ontological-Hysteric Theater. October 3, 2008. New York, NY A Few Silence (Long Beach, September 20, 2008, 8PM) • SoundWalk 2008 Festival. East Village Arts district. September 20, 2008. Long Beach, CA Three Voices • Orin Hildestad, Christa Graf, Christine Tavolacci. The Wulf. September 19, 2008. Los Angeles, CA SILENCE Currywurst • Johnny Chang. The Microscore Project. ARTSaha! 2008. Strauss Performing Arts Center. September 11, 2008. Omaha, Nebraska. Johnny Chang • The Wulf. September 1, 2008. Los Angeles, CA A Few Silence (Belfast, August 25, 2008, 3:30PM) • G. Douglas Barrett, Francesco Gagliardi. Performing the City: An Urban Performance Workshop. International Computer Music Conference "ROOTS/ROUTES," Belfast, 2008. August 25, 2008. Belfast, Northern Ireland Brian Song (or 114 Elmwood Ave., towards the end of November) • Kerstin Fuchs Miss Micks. July 22, 2008. Berlin, Germany Derivation XII. • Devin Maxwell, Aaron Meicht, Quentin Tolimieri. Rattlestick Listen/Space Mini-Festival. Listen/Space. July 18, 2008. Brooklyn, NY Derivation XI. • Katie Porter, James Moore, Kevin Farrell, Devin Maxwell. Rattlestick Listen/Space Mini-Festival. Rattlestick Playwrights Theater. July 16, 2008. New York, NY Derivation X. • Ensemble SurPlus. June in Buffalo Festival. "Music and Computers." Center for 21st Century Music. SUNY at Buffalo. June 6, 2008. Buffalo, NY Brian Song (or 114 Elmwood Ave., towards the end of November) • Kerstin Fuchs. Ontological-Hysteric Incubator, Experimental Music Series. April 6, 2008. New York, NY Transplanting, 06.11.07-06.16.07 • April Guthrie and Cassia Streb. Solstice Concert Series. Armory Center for the Arts. February 29, 2008. Pasadena, CA SILENCE Currywurst • Johnny Chang. The Microscore Project. Wine Cellar. February 20, 2008. Auckland, New Zealand Derivation VIII. for chamber ensemble • S.E.M Ensemble, Petr Kotik, cond. Annual Reading of New Compositions Workshop. February 14, 2008. Brooklyn, NY A Few Silence (Seattle, 8 PM, 01.11.08) • Jake Cohen, Brad Osborn, G. Douglas Barrett. 18th Annual Pacific Northwest Music Graduate Students Conference. January 11, 2008. Seattle, WA A Few Silence (Morelia, November 26, 2007, 9:40 PM) • Convolution Brothers. Visiones Sonoras Festival. Mexican Center for Music and Sonic Arts (CMMAS). November 26, 2007. Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico A Few Silence (Big Orbit, 11.09.07, 9PM) • Francesco Gagliardi, Lindsey L. Lodhie, G. Douglas Barrett. Works in Translation. Big Orbit Gallery. November 9, 2007. Buffalo, NY 3 G. Douglas Barrett • Curriculum Vitae Recent Performances, Exhibitions (cont.) harm___ • James Orsher. Boredom and Danger Concert Series. University of California, Santa Barbara Music Bowl. October 30, 2007. Santa Barbara, CA Surfaces (I-IV) • Sonar Streich Quartett. Ostrava Days New Music Festival. August 29, 2007, Ostrava, Czech Republic Piano IV. • Mark So. Wandelweiser Festspiel. July 30, 2007, Düsseldorf, Germany Derivation VII. • Tobias Liebezeit. Wandelweiser Festspiel. July 28, 2007, Düsseldorf, Germany Derivation V. for chamber orchestra • S.E.M Ensemble, Petr Kotik, cond. Annual Reading of New Compositions Workshop. February 15, 2007. Brooklyn, NY Guitar I. for guitar • Seth Josel. November 16, 2006. Buffalo, NY Backyard [Music] Vol - IV. (or Derivation IV.) • SAMN Ensemble. CiNE Space, September 18, 2006. New York, NY Terrain: Hollywood and Vine interactive installation • Integrated Media Show. May 12, 2006. Valencia, CA Terrain II: A Suburban Soundmap installation • Integrated Media Show. May 10, 2005. Valencia, CA Flux: En Route for flute and computer • Wayla Chambo. CEAIT Festival. January 28, 2005. Los Angeles, CA Curation Upendings, Derisions, Transcriptions • A program of citations, cover versions, violations, (non-)realizations, and re-imaginings of/by G. Douglas Barrett, Rozalinda Borcila, John Cage, Philip Corner, Chris Cuellar, Dan Graham, Jimi Hendrix, Hana van der Kolk, and Adam Overton. Presents Gallery, Brooklyn. January 22, 2011 A Few Silence, A Place or Two, Some Applause. An evening-length program of performance works which considers the concert situation as technologically mediated site for embodied, social and institutionalized listening. Incubator Arts Project, New York, August 20, 2010. A Few Transcriptions, A Place or Two, Some Recordings • Neutral Ground, April 24, 2010. Regina, Saskatchewan. Works in Translation with Lindsey Lodhie and Francesco Gagliardi. Big Orbit Gallery, Buffalo. November 9, 2007. Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo. July 11, 2009. Experimental Performance Series with Kerstin Fuchs and Francesco Gagliardi • The Wulf. December 6, 2008, Los Angeles. Miss Micks, Berlin. January 14, 2009. Performing the City: An Urban Performance Workshop • Queens Univeristy, Belfast. August 25-27, 2008. Teaching Experience Pratt Institute Department of Digital Arts • Adjunct Faculty. 2011 — Present. Course: Sound for the Digital Arts History, theory, and practice of sound in digital, interactive, and media arts. SUNY at Buffalo Music Department • Teaching Assistant. 2006 — 2009. Course: A History of Music and Machines Electronic Music, Computer Music, Algorithmic Music, New Media Major Software Projects Spectmore, 2006—2009 • A Python-based object-oriented library designed for automatic transcription of sound files using spectral analysis. Outputs MusicXML documents. Spectore, 2005 • A software tool for automatic music notation of algorithmic processes involving spectral analysis. Outputs Postscript files containing music notation. Flux: En Route Software, 2004 • Max/MSP environment designed for Flux: En Route for Flute and computer. Includes real-time performer control of granular synthesis, sound-file playback, and DSP effects. 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Australia 248 for 5 (Clarke 73, Hussey 47*) trail West Indies 449 for 9 dec by 201 runs
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West Indies remained firmly on top after three days of attritional cricket in Barbados, where Darren Sammy's early strikes and Devendra Bishoo's variations kept Australia's batsmen from making significant progress. At stumps on day three Australia were 248 for 5, with Michael Hussey on 47 and Matthew Wade on 19, and while they had almost passed the follow-on mark they were not yet safe in the match.
The big challenge for West Indies remained finding a way to turn their impressive performance into a victory. Rain again played a part on the third afternoon and their task for the final two days was to run through Australia's lower order quickly, bat again and set the visitors a target, and then skittle them a second time. The way this match has unfolded so far, that looked like it would be easier said than done.
But through Sammy and his colleagues West Indies had at least put themselves in the much stronger position. Last time the two sides met in a Caribbean Test series, the hosts had several days of inspired cricket but were unable to string together enough in one match to take a victory from Australia. This time they had started with two encouraging days, and worked through the third in the same fashion.
Michael Clarke provided Australia with a fighting half-century but threw his wicket away, while Shane Watson and David Warner also failed to capitalise on solid starts. Watson was also accountable for the ugly run-out of Ricky Ponting, a calamitous confusion that left Ponting fuming as he walked off the field.
The pair had come together after Sammy removed both openers in almost identical fashion, pitching the ball on off stump and nipping it away from the left-handers Warner and Ed Cowan. Cowan was on 14 when his thin edge found the wicketkeeper and Warner had made a promising start and had 42 when he edged to second slip, and Sammy's accuracy and persistence was impressive.
Those strikes were followed by the run-out of Ponting for 4 when Watson turned the ball behind square leg and took a single, and then called for the second, hesitated, and called Ponting through again. The throw from the deep to the wicketkeeper's end found a confused Ponting out of his ground as Watson loitered halfway down the pitch and Ponting's frustration was evident.
Watson was nearly involved in another run-out later when Clarke was saved only by a wayward throw. That, together with poor use of the review system, were the only real blemishes that could be attached to the West Indies fielding effort. Twice Watson survived lbw appeals that could easily have gone against him, once when he offered no shot to a prodigious inswinger from Sammy, who asked for a review and saw the replays show a perilously close prediction that had the ball hitting off stump, but only in the "umpire's call" zone.
In the next over, Kemar Roach appealed for lbw against Watson and also received a not-out verdict. This time Sammy decided against asking for a review but replays showed the ball would have struck enough of leg stump to have the decision overturned. West Indies wasted their second review after lunch when Sammy was off the ground and the vice-captain Kirk Edwards asked for the third umpire to check another Roach lbw appeal that was clearly sliding down leg.
But those errors of judgment didn't prove too costly. Watson threw his wicket away in the first over after lunch when he flashed impetuously at Roach and was caught behind for 39. It was hardly the innings Australia needed from Watson in his first Test batting at No.3. Clarke and Michael Hussey led a fightback with an 82-run partnership and they had to work hard against Bishoo, whose variations kept them from scoring freely.
Clarke used his feet against the legspinner and lofted him straight down the ground for six, but otherwise the Australians typically waited for poor balls from Bishoo and did the best they could to keep the good ones out. Clarke brought up his half-century from his 121st delivery with a fine cover-driven boundary from the part-time offspin of Narsingh Deonarine, and he was fortunate to have got there after a contentious review when he was on 27.
Clarke was adjudged caught behind off a Bishoo ball that stayed low and he immediately challenged the out decision from the umpire Tony Hill. Replays did not clearly show that he hit the ball but nor did there seem to be overwhelming evidence to overturn the call, but that was what happened and it was a serious let-off for Clarke.
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Bishoo's challenge on the fourth day will be to run through the tail, although with the new ball due Sammy will first turn to his fast men to do that job. And if they can manage it, victory will be a possibility, although a draw remains the more likely outcome.
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That was because the Viking offense, which had produced 233 yards of offense in the first three quarters, managed just 26 in final 12 minutes against the Wildcat defense.
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Amid all the speculation about whether Reitz High School senior quarterback Matt McIntosh would see action — or not — backup Dillon Stutsman quietly prepared for the game of his life. He was 15-for-21 passing for 192 yards and three touchdowns with no interceptions in the Panthers' 25-7 victory over Memorial on Friday night at Enlow Field.
It was a highly-anticipated matchup of teams that advanced to state championship games last season.
"(McIntosh) was hurt pretty bad," Stutsman said. "I took all the snaps all week (in practice). It was a game-time decision, but I was told I would be the one to play."
Reitz, ranked No. 1 in Class 4A and the defending state champion, improved to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the Southern Indiana Athletic Conference. The Tigers, ranked No. 10 in 3A and the two-time state runners-up, are 2-3, 1-2.
Also Reitz's placekicker, Stutsman said he gained confidence playing quarterback last season against Daviess County, Ky., in the Border Bowl when McIntosh was sidelined with a shoulder injury.
Stutsman and Hamilton Carr, who attended Perry Heights Middle School together, hooked up for a pair of first-half touchdowns. On Reitz's first possession, Stutsman hit Carr streaking downfield for a 35-yard score with 9:54 left in the first quarter.
He hit Carr for a 54-yard scoring strike with 6:55 still remaining in the opening period to increase Reitz's lead to 12-0.
"Me and Hamilton are pretty good friends," Stutsman said. "We've played sports together all our life. He's a fast guy and all I had to do was put it up there and he would go get it."
Carr finished with five catches for 124 yards.
"He (Stutsman) went out there and played like there wasn't any pressure on him," Carr said. "All he did was go out and perform. We're real good friends."
McIntosh, sidelined nearly the entire game with a bone bruise in his right foot, saw action briefly. He lateraled to Nate Tidwell, whose option pass found Austin Schapker wide open for a 49-yard touchdown to boost the Panthers' advantage to 18-0 with 11:46 showing in the second quarter. McIntosh also held on extra point attempts.
Reitz coach Tony Lewis said nothing makes a head coach prouder and happier than seeing a backup step up and deliver like Stutsman said.
"You couldn't ask for a better kid," Lewis said. "Matt tried to go (in warmups) but was still a little gimpy. We didn't want to take a chance."
Despite all the injuries, Reitz is on pace for an undefeated regular season and an SIAC title — at least so far.
"We try to put the injuries in the past and come out and focus and do our job and get it done," Carr said. "It was a great atmosphere of two great teams. We came out and played like we would normally do."
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As a college student, I have become jaded to the endless cycle of unofficial "weeks." We have Kick the Smoking Habit Week, Free Love Week, Save the Oceans Week – a week for every cause under the sun, with concerts, sit-ins, and creative protests for and against everything imaginable.
One of these "weeks" has always managed to scare me. Israel Apartheid Week, held earlier this month, is an international and extremely well organized event. According to its website, Israel apartheid Week is dedicated "to contribut[ing] to this chorus of international opposition to Israeli apartheid and to bolster support for…full equality for Arab-Palestinian citizens of Israel, an end to the occupation and colonization of all Arab lands – including the Golan Heights, the Occupied West Bank with East Jerusalem and the Gaza Strip – and dismantling the Wall, and the protection of Palestinian refugees' right to return to their homes and properties…."
Frankly, my first reaction was sheer amazement. Israel gets an entire week of protest? In Saudi Arabia, women cannot drive, vote or even appear in public without a male escort. In Egypt, child labor is still a fact of life. In Iran, stoning is still practiced as a form of execution. I wondered how much protest time those countries get. A quick Google search revealed the answer I thought I'd get: absolutely none.
As I said, I'm scared. Why? These meetings were held all around in the world. There were events scheduled in venues ranging from Oxford, England, where I spent a happy summer as a visiting student at New College among many Jewish friends, to Norway, where a small community of fewer than 1,500 Jews has experienced several recent instances of harassment.
As a Jew, I see these protests as a direct insult not only to the Jewish state, but to academic freedom itself. As a young person, I have to wonder why my generation has turned so radically against the state of Israel.
Sometimes I wonder if maybe it's all in my mind. I often ask my less religiously inclined friends if they feel threatened by the anti-Israel vibes going around campus. The response usually is "What anti-Zionism? I don't see any." But I can't possibly be the only one who notices signs that scream "End the Occupation of Iraq and Palestine Now" and "Stop Supporting State-Sponsored Terrorism in Palestine."
Given the chance, I'd ask the creators of Israel Apartheid Week whether they care about any of Israel's many positive achievements. If they would rather not take the time to research it, I'd be happy to tell them that Israel is the only country in the region to outlaw "honor killings"; that Israel recognizes fifteen different religions and even allows Arabic to be an official language of the state, on par with Hebrew; that Israel offers legal protection against discrimination and hate crimes regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation or political party.
In fact, Israel is a country in which the Supreme Court not only hears the side of Palestinians, but often rules in their favor. I would ask anti-Israel activists if they think they'd get a fair trial in Egypt or Libya.
Are we fighting a losing battle? Even one of my most politically astute friends commented that while it's a pity more countries aren't censured for their crimes, "what is going on [in Israel] is apartheid." After briefly considering the realities of life in apartheid-era South Africa with the current state of affairs in Israel, my friend did budge somewhat, admitting the analogy was imperfect.
My friend's misperception is precisely why we need a We Support Israel Week. Oh, we have our parade and all, but I want to see our side show the same type of diligence and organization expended by the anti-Israel students.
How about some protests against companies that do business in the Sudan or Darfur? How about women's groups protesting in front of the UN against countries that allow honor killing? We could even have hip-hop concerts, since that seems to be a major part of the protest schedule.
I'm giving this lecture to myself, since I'm not on campus enough to engage in much advocacy and I could do more when I am. I applaud those on campus who do take a stand and put in their time to speak the truth. This article is hopefully a step in the right direction for me.
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It is in the nature of the Nations of the World to be hostile towards the Jewish People.
Hamas and Islamic Jihad are actually fighting to "liberate Jerusalem and all Palestine."
The bad news is that ISIS and Al Qaeda are on the Syrian Golan. The good news is that every terrorist in Syria is killing each other.
The congregants, Ethiopians spanning generations, were beaming with joy and pride.
The withdrawal from the Gaza Strip nine years ago did not enhance Israel's security.
How does a soldier from a religious home fall in love with a soldier from a non- religious kibbutz?
In 19th century entire ancient Jewish communities fled Palestine to escape brutal Muslim authorities
Responsibility lies with both the UN and Hamas, and better commitments should have been demanded from both parties in the ceasefire.
But the world is forever challenging our Jewish principle and our practices.
If this is how we play the game, we will lose. By that I mean we will lose everything.
Reportedly, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates have formed a bloc that seeks to counter Islamist influence in the Middle East.
One wonders how the IDF could be expected to so quickly determine the facts.
While there is no formula that will work for everyone, there are some strategies that if followed carefully and consistently can help our children – and us – gain the most from the upcoming school year.
At the American Jewish Historical Society, there was an excellent program about Jewish women in the Civil War. The audience learned about such colorful women as Phoebe Yates Pember who served as a nurse, with 15,000 patients coming under her direct care during the war and Clara Solomon, a teenager who chronicled the Civil War.
The importance of death customs has been ingrained in me since birth. When I served as a shomeret for my grandmother, I was instructed not to eat, drink or perform a mitzvah in the same room. In the shock of death, it seemed rather inane to be told it would be considered mocking the dead. My grandmother was gone; she couldn't do those things because she didn't exist anymore, a fact that still makes me tear up.
At the end of 2012, I was in Israel and looking out at the Jerusalem night sky. I was filled to the brim with inspiration and decided to challenge myself to become a more educated young woman. Simply put, I was going to read as many books in a year as possible. I'm not sure if that would actually have made a difference in my level of education but it seemed like a fun goal at the time.
Many Jewish people, including myself, avoid Holocaust movies because it is far too painful to watch the dehumanization of those we love. Still, facing what is painful is an important part of life. "Lion of Judah" is not an easy film to watch, but for the next generation it will be a valuable resource for educating children in a world without survivors. More importantly, it is centered on the incredible, Leo Zisman, the Lion of Judah.
Whenever I got praised for an achievement, I feel like I should say that half the praise goes to my parents. Although they can get on my nerves, I am really blessed with a mother and father who have molded and shaped me (by any means necessary) to become a successful human being.
Growing up, I remember my father's Rosh Hashana ritual. He read the story of Rabi Amnon of Mainz, who had his tongue, hands and legs cut off for refusing to convert to Christianity – for choosing to remain a Jews. I would run away from the table sobbing in terror. Even at the tender age of six, I knew that being Jewish made oneself a member of an endangered species.
Purim is my favorite holiday, and I love to share the joy. I have spent previous years wandering around my neighborhood in costume. This year, I fully intend to celebrate with full cheer, and I want everyone to know why I plan to spend the day in costume, singing Shoshanat Yaakov at the top of my lungs.
We are forgetting the lessons of the churban Beit HaMikdash, how we were not finished off by Rome, but destroyed ourselves through mindless hatred and zealotry. We bled each other dry through violence and bigotry until we were weak enough for Rome to come in and step all over our broken bodies. Rome did not defeat us – we defeated ourselves.
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• Santonio Holmes isn't ready to cede all of the punt-returning duties to preseason sensation Stefan Logan just yet.
"I don't think anybody said I was not going to be returning punts this year," the Steelers wide receiver said. "That's not completely out of the picture."
Holmes said he would like to serve as a situational punt returner as he did last season.
He has averaged 8.2 yards on punt returns during his career. Holmes returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown in the Steelers' 35-24 win over the San Diego Chargers in an AFC divisional playoff game last January.
"That's a part of my game," Holmes said of returning punts. "That's a part that gets me excited about going out every Sunday and playing in a game. I feel like I've got more control with the ball in my hands as a punt returner than I do just out there trying to catch passes."
• The Steelers rounded out their practice squad Monday with the signing of cornerback Tuff Harris.
Harris played in six games for the Tennessee Titans last season and recorded eight tackles. The Steelers play the Titans Thursday in the first NFL game of the regular season.
The 6-foot, 198-pound Harris spent part of the 2007 season with the Miami Dolphins.
The Steelers waited an extra day to assemble their full practice squad because they had anticipated putting Sonny Harris on it. The Carolina Panthers, however, signed the rookie defensive end to their 53-man roster.
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• Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher said he explained the significance of the Terrible Towel to his players after a handful of them stomped on the iconic towels near the end of the Titans' 31-14 win over the Steelers last December.
So what did running back LenDale White do Sunday• He said he will do it again if given the opportunity Thursday when the Titans visit the Steelers.
"Sometimes when you come in here and you're doing a lot of talking you better be ready to back it up because our defense will be coming out there to play," outside linebacker LaMarr Woodley said Monday of White's comments.
• Inside linebacker Lawrence Timmons (ankle) was the only player on the Steelers' 53-man roster that didn't practice yesterday because of an injury.
Timmons is no longer wearing a protective boot on his left foot but said he is not sure if he will play in the Steelers' 8:30 p.m. game Thursday night
"Just taking it day by day," said Timmons, who replaces Larry Foote in the starting lineup this season. "I'm feeling good. I've just been working hard, doing everything they say to get myself right."
Titans wide receiver Nate Washington (hamstring) and tight end Jared Cook (ankle) practiced on a limited basis yesterday.
Washington is hopeful that he'll be able to play against the Steelers, whom he suited up for from 2005-08.
• Dan Rooney returned to the Steelers' practice facility yesterday and will be at the game Thursday night.
Rooney, who is now chairman emeritus of the Steelers, is living in Ireland and serving as a United States ambassador to that country.
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In The Hour I First Believed, Wally Lamb captures the essence of modern America through the events of the past decade. Though sweeping, the story resonates in a powerfully intimate and personal way, at once heart-wrenching and hopeful, with characters so deeply conceived that you will think of them and their lives long after you have finished reading the book. -- Suzy Staubach, UConn Co-op, Storrs, CT
When high school teacher Caelum Quirk and his wife, Maureen, move to Littleton, Colorado, they both get jobs at Columbine High School. In April 1999, while Caelum is away, Maureen finds herself in the library at Columbine, cowering in a cabinet and expecting to be killed. Miraculously, she survives. But when Caelum and Maureen flee to an illusion of safety on the Quirk family's Connecticut farm, they discover that the effects of chaos are not easily put right.
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The scientists took the words of the song It's a Small World and translated it into a code based on the four "letters" of DNA. They then created artificial DNA strands recording different parts of the song. These DNA messages, each about 150 bases long, were inserted into bacteria such as E. coli and Deinococcus radiodurans.
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Lawyers from Disney and the Harry Fox Agency have sent a "cease and desist" letter to the E. coli and Deinococcus radiodurans demanding that they immediately stop reproducing Disney's copyrighted lyrics. At 7 cents a copy, the petri dish of ever-dividing bacteria now owes $24 trillion in mechanical licensing fees, and counting.
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