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A lot of fun but a lot of tedium as well.
posted by ThaSquare (ROSEVILLE, CA) Aug 20, 2009
Member since May 2007
20 out of 22 gamers (91%) found this review helpful
My biggest peeve in the time I've played is the way you find items. Each time you want to send one of your 'child' monsters out to search, you have to wave the remote. As searching for materials is the main objective outside combat, you're going to be doing a lot of heard conducting. The commands don't always register either. And, as finding new Pokem... er, Spectrobes, requires you to search, it's necessary to do a little digging. I find it ironic though that these animals, which are supposed to be on the search team, can't find anything on their own. There should be an ability to 'unleash' the Spectrobe just to give the wrists a rest.
And speaking of feeding, it's a bit... overly complicated. You'll have to get a few hours into the game before you even get the option to do so. Once u can get to the room, which can only be reached via a save point or your ship, you can finally feed your monsters. However, you have to lay out the materials like Peter Griffin did candy for James Woods on Family Guy. The creatures will eat one by one, dragging what could be done in seconds out far too long.
There's a lot of nonsense but it never feels like there's a down time if you play your cards right. It might be tedious to shake the remote constantly, but the fighting is great, there are a lot of weapons to find, and the fossil excavating is done rather well. I would've preferred a more streamlined system in many parts but its definitely an enjoyable experience suited for the whole family.
Decent game
posted by decapad (BRONX, NY) Sep 26, 2009
Member since Dec 2007
7 out of 11 gamers (64%) found this review helpful
I usually prefer adventure games to be a bit more exploratory (finding neat secrets, etc...) & have some creative puzzles to solve - so that aspect of the game was somewhat disappointing. But still a nice 10 hour rental that is enjoyable. My best, D
posted by gamefly10 (LAWRENCEVILLE, GA) Mar 18, 2011
Member since Oct 2010
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
Sweet game!!!
posted by coolio2525 (WYLIE, TX) Aug 20, 2009
Member since Sep 2008
4 out of 24 gamers (17%) found this review helpful
Very Good
ds versions are better
posted by peterce1111 (EAST LONGMEADOW, MA) Apr 26, 2013
Member since Apr 2012
the combat is wat i like the most cuz u can tell ur spectrobes a commend and rallen says over there and get em. jeena is a playable character which is cool cuz she wasn't in the ds versions.
very much like pokemon and i really wish a pokemon game for the wii was very similar to this. cuz that would b awesome!
fighting the giant krawl is really fun too!
Very Good
Pokemon with a Story
posted by MichaelO (PITTSBURGH, PA) Jul 1, 2012
Member since Sep 2010
-Unlike Pokemon, this game has an actual plot (pretty standard RPG save-the-world fare) and a sci-fi setting in which you travel between planets and fight aliens who are being controlled by a mysterious entity.
-The game has a real-time battle system reminiscent of something along the lines of a Zelda game or a beat 'em up. In addition, your character himself has a level and equipment and participates in battles. (Pushing buttons controls your character while flicking the Wii remote issues orders to your spectrobe.) The battle system is well-done.
-The game's leveling system has issues. Because your character participates in every battle, he levels up much faster than any of your spectrobes. Because new spectrobes you acquire start at a level based on your character's level, I found that new spectrobes always had higher levels than the ones I had. This makes leveling up your spectrobes quite meaningless and pointless, since it's easier just to swap them out for new ones every now and again.
-There are not very many spectrobes. "Catching 'em all" is not hard in the slightest, and the variety you can use is very limited.
-The game is too easy. Once I figured out what I was doing, I breezed through the entire game without ever worrying about levels or any strategic details like elements.
-The system for obtaining new spectrobes is a mini-game that uses the Wii remote. It's fairly well-done, but gets old really fast.
Spectrobes Origins is far from perfect, but it's a very solid RPG that I'm happy I played through. Rent it.
Better than Pokémon
posted by STMKH7ALPHA (TORRANCE, CA) May 15, 2011
Member since May 2011
Very Good
like pokemon with weapons
posted by konoar (KANSAS CITY, MO) Sep 8, 2010
Member since Jun 2010
It's time too brawl with the Krawl!
posted by tomkarl (HAMILTON, MT) Jul 28, 2010
Member since Mar 2009
Very Good
fun but really hard!
posted by rhonda32 (LEITCHFIELD, KY) Dec 2, 2009
Member since Oct 2009
posted by floopes (GALAX, VA) Nov 25, 2009
Member since Jul 2009
Great game
posted by ornjello (CROFTON, MD) Sep 27, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
best game ive played for wii
posted by gamer221 (VACAVILLE, CA) Sep 5, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
i saw his hair and thought thats the spectrobes masters hair. i was like holy then he showed his face at the end it was him! i was right. very good game i had a ryza child a ryza adult spina evolved form. torags adult form.
Above Average
When fossils fight, who wins?
posted by JMichaud (BETHESDA, MD) Aug 30, 2009
Member since Jan 2008
But Spectrobes Origins does have the Pokemon feel of catching and collecting creatures called spectrobes. Some Spectrobes fight alongside your character against enemies called the Krawl, which are different types of monstrous: creautres like four legged rock lizards, floating ice squid things, and so on.
Most of this combat is the player dodging the attacking Krawls while striking back - with his/her weapon and his/her Spectrobe.
But the combat system has a major flaw in it. Far too often an off screen Krawl would barge in and smash into our hero, doing lots of damage. Something I get hit with several Krawls at once and my life points suffer for it. (This game needs a simple lock on system.) It gets worse when the off screen Krawl hit me with projectiles. This is one game not for the easily frustrated.
And finding the weak spot on some bosses can get irritating - namely the one on the ice planet.
But there are other parts to the game, namely the collecting Spectrobes part. You do that by finding a cube of solid rock, bring it back to the ship, and use a console to blast through the rock with tools like a drill, laster, blower, and bombs. It is easily the most enjoyable part of the game.
After that, you awaken the Spectrobe by doing a simple rhythm based game. It is now ready to be part of the Search Team.
In order to get it onto the Fighting Team, you feed it an evolution crystal (which you find by wandering about the area.)
Spectrobes each have an element - fire, earth, water, and so on. There are five in all, and every element works best a different element (water is best against fire), and is vulnerable to a third element (fire is weak against water).
The story is simple; it's about the search for some shards to stop a disaster. There's a lot of content to keep players busy for hours.
Spectrobes has some good ideas, but the combat gets very frustrating very quickly. RENT IT.
way beatter
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Debbie's StoryI don't think any restaurant chain makes a better biscuit that Hardees. Unfortunately, the Hardees in our town closed and I rarely get one of their delicious biscuits ... unless I make them myself.
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what kind of oil do you use? Hardee's biscuits are the best, and the one closet to me closed down too. I would love to get these just right.
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Kim, I use vegetable oil but canola would probably work as well.
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I used to make scratch biscuits frequently. My sons loved them and none went to waste. They used to say they were the best biscuits ever. Then a Hardee's restaurant opened near their dad's home. I was 'kicked to the curb'!!! I'm going to try this recipe and see what they think (they're grown men now so they'll probably use discretion when commenting). :)
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Let me know what they say, Anne. I bet your Mom Radar will pick up on their true thoughts, regardless of the amount of discretion used, LOL.
Becky Richey richeyr - Feb 20, 2013
I will have to try this out. I loved Hardee's biscuits, our Hardee's closed down years ago! And the only one I know of here in Kansas is on the turnpike and I am not even sure it is still there. Thank you.

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|Innova Yoga
|Yoga Style: Svaroopa Yoga
Marian Center, 3211 South Lake Drive, Suite R 316,
Saint Francis, Wisconsin 53235
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Marlis offers weekly ongoing yoga classes and workshops at the Marian Center, 3211 South Lake Drive, Suite R316, Saint Francis, WI 53235. Upcoming Meditation instruction series, to be announced, also offered at the Marian Center.
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|Susan Lancaster, Yoga Teacher & Wellness Coach
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa Flow, Gentle Stretch
City of Greenfield
Greenfield, Wisconsin 53220
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|Yoga Milwaukee
|Yoga Style: Hatha; Yoga Teacher Training
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53207
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Groupinstruction at many locations in the Milwaukee area, Yoga Teacher Training (Yoga Alliance 200 Registered) through Kanyakumari. Sarah is a certified yoga and Pilates instructor and specializes in proper body alignment in asana practice to facilitate movement of breath and prana, bringing the body, mind, and spirit into balance. Check website for details.
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|Rita Burlingame Yoga Teacher
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435 East Lincoln Ave 2nd Floor
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53207
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|Yolk MilwaukeeYoga
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53219
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Studio is conveniently located on South 4308 W West Forest Home Ave., Free parking, near Alverno College. All levels of students welcomed, from beginner to experienced yogis. Classes combine music, heat, breathing and movement for an energizing experience. Experience your own self in every class.
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|Radiant Yoga
|Yoga Style: Therapeutic Yoga
541 E Erie St
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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Radiant Yoga offers classes and individual sessions to help you improve and maintain health and wellness. Assistance is offered for stress, anxiety, pain, and conditions such as arthritis, asthma, diabetes, high blood pressure and osteoporosis. Assistance is also offered for postural issues, to improve range of motion, and for personal and spiritual growth.
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|Yoga Ward
|Yoga Style: Forrest Yoga
223 South 2nd St. Suite 2N
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
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Dare to explore the dynamics of your own glowing energy as it flows through a consciously curated collection of asanas.
Illuminate your body with breath! Forrest Yoga will teach you how to combine the power of positive intent with breath in a way that effectively clears out stress patterns accumulated in your cell tissue. Find out what it means to step into "yoga ceremony", connect to the elements, and have a blast with your practice! Delight in your healing adventure. Learn how to navigate space with balance and grace. Sharpen your senses, summon forth ALIVENESS, and discover the hidden treasure of your personal yoga legend: your own brilliant potential.
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|Yoga Ward
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow, Yoga Teacher Training and Yoga Sculpt.
223 S. 2nd St., Suite 2N
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53204
|(414) 220-4194
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Conveniently located in Milwaukee's Historic Walker's point with FREE PARKING! New to Yoga Ward? Enjoy our 3 Class Intro Pass for only $15.00! Yoga Ward is proud to offer some of the most unique and highest quality yoga classes that Milwaukee has to offer. In addition to classes and workshops, Yoga Ward also hosts a 200 hour Yoga Teacher Training Program that is registered with Yoga Alliance.
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|Yoga Style: Various
231 East Buffalo St, Suite 201
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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|Wildheart Studios
|Yoga Style: Kundalini Yoga
316 N. Milwaukee St. ste.318
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
|Contact:Kelly Doering
Yoga sets include stretching to lengthen and strengthen muscles. Relieve stress in the body by balancing and strengthening the nervous system. Breathing techniques to help clear the mind and enhance a more focused concentration. Experience bliss on Tuesday nights at 7:30
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|MartyTribble Yoga
|Yoga Style: Kirtan, Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Yoga Nidra
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Private and public yoga and/or mediation instruction, kirtan (sacred chant music) retreats, partner yoga, Reiki, etc., available for individuals and groups in the greater Milwaukee area.
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|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, and Yin
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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I teach at several different locations in the Brookfield, Waukesha, Pewaukee area. I teach group classes, therapeutic yoga private lessons, workshops, and corporate yoga. For a complete schedule or more information, contact me by email.
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|Jaimi Patterson
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Offering organic, fluid and invigorating classes that offer a challenge as well as a chance to explore and have fun. I am highly influenced by my dance training and the Alexander Technique.
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|Lynn Jack
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Lynn Jack has been using yoga and appreciating its rewards for nearly 20 years: high levels of energy, greater physical strength, and the inner peace that emerges when body, mind and spirit align.
Flowing Sun Salutations and yoga asanas with the breath. Each sequence allows you to go deeper into your pose, engaging core strength.
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|Jamie Mullen
|Yoga Style: hatha, therapeutic, restorative
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Thank you for your interest. I am a registered yoga teacher with classes throughout the greater Milwaukee area. My training is through Integrative Yoga Therapy and I am registered with Yoga Alliance. Please consult my website for more information. Namaste, Jamie
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|YogaOne Studio
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow
727 N. Milwaukee Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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At YogaOne Studio, we are proud to offer the highest quality yoga instruction with a group of diverse and highly trained instructors. YogaOne Studio – Fox Point is only eight miles from downtown Milwaukee, and YogaOne Studio– Cedarburg is a short twenty minute drive north. And now, a conveniently located downtown YogaOne Studio - Milwaukee location! YogaOne Studio is dedicated to offering an atmosphere that cultivates, inspires, and supports the transformational process of yoga.
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|Ryan Hader Yoga/ Kirtan/ Reiki & Thai Massage
|Yoga Style: Nataraja Yoga
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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Ryan facilitates a class focusing on Healing, Postural Alignment, Personal Empowerment, Deep Inner Peace and Inspiration. Ryan themes according to what life situations are being directly experienced and guides yoga practitioners towards weaving their practice into their lives, yoking the two. Please join Ryan for one of his divine and heartfelt offerings. He guides All Levels of flowing, alignment-based classed which are sure to light your fire, clear your mind and open your heart. You are guaranteed to leave his classes feeling lighter, stronger and more connected to worlds both around and within you.
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|Astor Street Dance Studio
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, and Private
1228 N Astor St
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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We offer group yoga classes and private yoga instruction. Currently offering Vinyasa Power Yoga, Candlelight Hatha Yoga, and Yogalates classes.
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|Core Essence
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa, Power, Yin, Slow Flow, Yin&Yang
1437 E Brady St
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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Offering classes seven days a week, as well as workshops and Thai Bodywork. Beautiful east side location. Unique flows create a challenging and invigorating class. Find a listing of times and prices on website.
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|Milwaukee Power Yoga
|Yoga Style: Power Yoga/ Hot Vinyasa
1924 N. Farwell Ave
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
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Milwaukee Power Yoga is a hot vinyasa flow studio. Our classes combine heat, music, breath and movement for a challenging and invigorating experience. We believe that yoga is for everyone and have classes available for all levels of students from the raw beginner to the experienced yogi and everyone in between.
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|Bikram Yoga Milwaukee
|Yoga Style: Bikram Yoga (Hot Hatha Yoga)
2084 N. Commerce St
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53212
|Contact:Bron Gacki
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We provide Hot Yoga classes to improve detoxification, flexibility, and increased benefits of a regular Hatha Yoga practice.
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|Milwaukee Yoga Center
|Yoga Style: Iyengar Yoga
3805 & 3514 N. Oakland Ave.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211
|Contact:Susan Goulet
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Southeastern Wisconsin's only certified Iyengar instructors. Two fully-equipped studios. Introductory to Advanced Classes offered. Personalized attention and adjustments for maximum benefit. Transform your body, mind and spirit through Iyengar yoga.
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|Inner Divinity
|Yoga Style: Hatha
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53212
|Contact:Theresa Reed
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Traditional hatha yoga. Classes are small for individualized attention. A focus on alignment, breathwork and meditation. Gentle, fun, and non-intimidating atmosphere. At Inner Divinity, we bend over backwards for you! No drop ins. You must be on our email list for openings.
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|A Center for Yoga
|Yoga Style: Presentation of All Aspects of Yoga
7810 Harwood Ave
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53213
|(414) 476-1718
|Contact:Catherine Ross
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40 years in business. Teacher is a Psychiatric Nurse (RN) and has practiced with several swamis. Individualized attention. Assistant teachers integrated in to the class. Class size is limited to ten students and runs through five weeks sesions. Please check the web site for dates on class schedule at acenterforyoga.com.
Catherine teaches both Hatha and Raja Yoga. Her back ground in Hatha Yoga stems from Mary Dunn, Ramanand Patel, Aadil Palkhivala, Angela Farmer and Victor Von Hueten and Raja Yoga Ram Baba, Swami Bhashy-anada, Swami Bon, Swami Muktananda and Swamia Rama.
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|Yoga Style: Kirtan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53209
|414-292-3900 x219
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Named in OnMilwaukee.com's "100 Milwaukeeans You Need to Know", Ragani has been featured artist FOX 6, in numerous international publications (Recording Magazine, Ode, On Tour With Shure, etc.), and she is the yoga model for the award-winning book, Yoga: Mastering the Basics (and its two accompanying videos). At age eight, Ragani met the legendary yoga master, Swami Rama, former Shankaracharya of India, who personally trained her in yoga sciences, meditation, and eastern music. An award-winning artist and producer with over 25 years of live Kirtan with Ragani events, Ragani also writes music for film & tv (dozens of music placements on The Oprah Winfrey Show, among others), and she currently leads Milwaukee's Kirtan with Ragani, the largest independent, ongoing kirtan scene in the US. Her story will be featured in the documentary movie, Sutra (2012). Her mantra beat song Love Holds Everything hit #1 (CDBaby) #24 (iTunes). Her latest Peace Prayer single hit #18 in US iTunes World Music Charts, and #1 on CDBaby. For Ragani's music, event calendar and more, visit www.RaganiWorld.com. YouTube: Ragani108 (watch our Kirtoons!) / Facebook: Ragani / Twitter: Raags
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|Life Waves Yoga
|Yoga Style: Himalayan
601 W. Fairfield Ct.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53217
|Contact:Anna Rychner, ERYT500
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Yoga classes, workshops, seminars in the Himalayan tradition. Anna has been teaching since the early '70's, and has studied with yoga adepts in India and the USA. She currently teaches yoga/meditation at UWM, College of Health Sciences,, and chair yoga at Senior Living centers in the Milwaukee area. Her CD "Relax and Breathe" includes 7 relaxation/concentration exercises for body/mind health.
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| Yoga Classes in Racine, Wisconsin
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|YOGA / Breathe, Enjoy
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Past Events
Fall 2014
Lehman Music Ensembles Accepting New Members For Fall 2014 - Academic Credit Available
Play an instrument? Love to sing? Then the Music Department is looking for you! All five of Lehman's major music groups are accepting new members.
Interested students, faculty, staff, and members of the community are invited to contact the Music Department to arrange an audition. Lehman students can earn academic credit for participating!
Diana M. Battipaglia, Director
Mon & Wed 3:30-4:45pm or
Tue 7:00-9:30pm
MSP 100 or MSP 201
Concert Band
Alan Hollander, Director
Mon 7:30-10:00pm
Jazz Big Band
Allan Molnar, Director
Mon, Wed 3:30-4:45pm
Latin Jazz Ensemble
Victor Rendon & Armando Rodriguez,
Tue 4:30-7:00pm
Kyunghun Kim, Director
Wed 7:00-9:30pm
May 11, 2014
Recital: Lehman String Quartet
The Lehman String Quartet will give its spring recital on Sunday, May 11, at 2:00pm in the Recital Hall (3rd floor, Music Building). The performance will feature Grieg's intense Quartet in G minor, Hoffmeister's beautiful Quartet in D Major featuring the viola d'amore, sensuous tangos of Astor Piazzola, and selections from Indian Summer by Bollywood composer Pyarelal Sharma. Admission is free and open to the public.
February 6, 2014
Guest Recital: Tyler Wottrich, Piano
Pianist Tyler Wottrich will perform Frédéric Chopin's complete Études for Piano (Opp. 10 and 25) at 12:30 PM on Thursday, February 6, 2014. Chopin's Études are not commonly performed in a single concert due to the grueling demands of performing them one after another, though musically-speaking they function quite cohesively as a continuous set. Wottrich is currently a pianist in Ensemble ACJW (ensemble in-residence at Carnegie Hall) and has taught piano for four years at Stony Brook University, from which he recently graduated with a D.M.A.
January 2014
Auditions for
When I Get To Where I'm Going
Professor Penny Prince holds auditions for her original musical production, When I Get To Where I'm Going, a story about the Bus Boycotts of the 1950s, which lead to revolutionary changes in civil rights for all citizens. Dr. Prince has written the music, and as in all of her nine past productions at Lehman, the script will be written collaboratively by the cast. Students, alumni, and community members are invited to join in the writing, acting, singing, dancing, and set construction for this exciting project.
Auditions are by appointment only on Wednesday, January 29 and Thursday, January 30, from 5-9pm in room 306 of the Music Building. Please call 718-960-7796 to make an appointment or for further information.
December 1, 2013
Concert: Lehman College and Community Chorus and Orchestra
Winter Concert
The Lehman College and Community Chorus together with the Lehman Symphony Orchestra, give their annual Winter Concert. Under the direction of Professor Diana M. Battipaglia, the combined ensembles will perform Mozart's Sunday Vespers, excerpts from Vivaldi's Gloria, and multicultural seasonal selections by Mozart, Mendelssohn, Handel, Victoria, Dawson, Strauss, and others.
November 20-22, 2013
Fifth Annual
Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival
The Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival, produced by the Music Department and now in its fifth year, will take place from Wednesday to Friday, November 20-22.
Aspiring and established jazz musicians of all ages will converge in the Lovinger Theatre on the Lehman campus, from 10am to 4pm each day, for performances, workshops, clinics, panel discussions, and more, with additional performances on Thursday and Friday evening at 7:30pm. Admission to all events during the Pacheco Festival is free and open to the public.
Featured performances will include:
Thursday, November 21 at 7:30pm - The Bronx Conexión Latin-Jazz Big Band - Victor Rendón, Director
Friday, November 22 at 7:30pm - The Lehman College Jazz Band - Allan Molnar, Director, with special guest artist, vibraphonist Mike Mainieri.
Middle and high school jazz bands, vocal jazz groups, and Latin jazz ensembles from through the area will also perform during the daytime sessions.
For more information, please click here.
November 14, 2013
Recital: Lehman Brass Quintet
The Lehman Brass Quintet - Jack Hyatt and Armando Rodriguez, trumpets; Lynn Caron, French horn; Leonard Walworth, trombone; Ben Oatmen, tuba - will perform works by Eric Ewazen, G.W.E. Friedeich, Victor Ewald, Malcolm Arnold, and Arthur Frackehpohl.
November 5, 2013
Faculty Recital: Peter Vinograde, Piano
Professor of Piano, Dr. Peter Vinograde, gives a solo faculty recital, performing J.S. Bach's English Suite #4, Peter Mennin's Piano Sonata, and De Reflejo a Fulgor by Michael Matthews.
November 3, 2013
Recital: Lehman Woodwind Quintet
The Lehman Woodwind Quintet will give a free recital, entitled "Contradance." Lead by Professor Alan Hollander, oboe, the ensemble will perform Maurice Ravel's Valses Nobles and Sentimentale, and other works by Franz Danzi, Karl Pilss, Jacques Ibert, and Morton Gould.
Fall 2013
Singers Wanted
The Music Department invites all interested students, faculty, staff, and members of the community to participate in two Lehman College and Community Choruses:
Afternoon Chorus (Mondays & Wednesdays 3:30-5pm) and/or
Evening Chorus (Tuesdays 7-9:30).
Lehman students may earn academic credit by registering for MSP 100 or MSP 201.
The performance will be Sunday, December 1, 2013 at the Lehman Concert Hall.
All singers, experienced or not, are invited to participate.
Please contact the choral director, Dr. Diana M. Battipaglia for further information, at 718-960-7795, or email the Music Department at email@example.com.
June 30, 2013
Summer Concert: Woodwind Quintet
Sunday Sunshine
The Music Dept. will give a free concert entitled "Sunday Sunshine" on Sunday, June 30th, at 2 p.m. in the Hearth Room, on the 3rd floor of the Music Building, featuring the Lehman Woodwind Quintet. Led by Professor Alan Hollander, the performance will feature a variety of popular classics for the medium, including Jacques Ibert's Trois Pieces Breves, Darius Milhaud's La Chiminee du Rois Rene, a suite from the 3rd act of Tosca by Giacomo Puccini, and other works. This performance is free and open to the public. For more information, please contact the Music Department at 718-960-8247 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Summer 2013
Tenth Annual Summer Music Education Program
The Music Department's annual summer program affords music educators opportunities for peer networking, and to earn academic credit towards fulfilling New York State professional development requirements, and "Masters + 30/ +60" salary increments. For Summer 2013, three courses are offered for graduate or undergraduate credit: concert band literature, percussion methods, and piano accompanying for teachers. Please note, professional experience in the specific disciplines taught in each class is not necessary. Our courses are designed for educators to expand their knowledge and expertise into new areas. Reasonable accommodation can be made for participants with scheduling conflicts, however such must be made in advance with the Music Department.
Please click here for more information.
Summer 2013
Jazz Improv Camp
Professor Bert Konowitz returns to Lehman for 2013 Jazz Improv Camp for Middle and High School Students - Regristration now open!
This one-of-a-kind NYC summer camp experience offers singers, string, brass, woodwind, percussion, keyboard and guitar players the opportunity to learn and develop their skills for improvising in Blues, Jazz, Rock, Latin, World and Classical music styles. Campers interact with like-minded musicians in a creative environment designed to promote learning and artistic freedom. Our world-class curriculum and dedicated, professional musician, instructors engage campers with exciting activities that enable them to learn how to improvise solos and perform in small and large mixed ensembles. While learning how to improvise, students will discover how their overall performing skills improve, as well as the ability to play by ear, compose, arrange and conduct.
A typical day at the camp includes: workshops, practice time, music theory classes and ensemble rehearsals with professional guests, faculty and outstanding campers.
Please click here for more information.
May 19, 2013
Concert: The Lehman College Community Band
The Lehman College Community Band will give its final performance of the 2012-13 season on Sunday, May 19, at 2 p.m. in the Lovinger Theatre. Titled Summer's Coming, the concert will feature a mix of popular selections for wind band the entire family can enjoy, including Aaron Copland's ever popular "Buckaroo Holiday" from Rodeo, Gustav Holst's "Jupiter" from The Planets, and a beautiful arrangement of Franz Schubert's Ave Maria, sung by guest vocalist, baritone Darian Worrell. The band will also perform a folksong-themed work, entitled American Hymnsong Suite by Dwayne S. Milburn, Richard Wagner's lush "Prelude" from Die Miestersinger, and a stately Norwegian march by Johannes Hanssen entitled Valdres. Rounding out the program will be a special guest performance by the winner of the 2013 Jerome G. Sala Memorial Competition, trumpeter Frank Gyeabour from the Celia Cruz Bronx High School of Music, who will perform Alexander Arutunian's dramatic Trumpet Concerto.
May 15, 2013
Guest Artist Concert: The Bronx Conexión Latin-Jazz Big Band
Debut Performance. The Bronx Conexión, a high-energy Latin-Jazz Big Band directed by Victor Rendón, and made up of professional musicians and music teachers from around the area, gave its premiere concert on Wednesday, May 15th, 2013.
May 5, 2013
Concert: The Lehman College and Community Chorus,
The Lehman Symphony Orchestra
Spring Concert: Schubert's Mass in A-flat Major; shorter works by Debussy, Thompson, and Copland, and a medley from the Broadway musical Porgy and Bess.
April 21, 2013
Recital: The Lehman Woodwind Quintet
Divertessement for a Spring Afternoon: the works of Dahl, Handel, Reicha, Ravel, and Arnold.
April 18, 2013
Guest Artist Recital: "Saxophones & Swaras"
Saxophones & Swaras: a performance of music from or influenced by South India, featuring classical music from that region, works by Lehman Professor David Claman, and contemporary saxophone music by Alex Mincek and Gregory Wanamaker.
April 18, 2013
Recital: Lehman Brass Quintet
The Lehman Brass Quintet gives a concert on Thursday, April 18, at 11 a.m. in the Lehman Recital Hall (3rd floor, Music Building), featuring repertoire extending from the Baroque Period to the present, including original works for brass quintet, and settings for brass of music for other instruments, by Georg Philipp Telemann, Victor Ewald, Alec Wilder, Lew Pollack, and others. Led by Professor Jack Hyatt, the Lehman Brass Quintet is made up of two trumpets, French horn, trombone, and tuba.
March 21, 2013
Joint Recital:
Lehman Percussion Ensemble
University of Maryland Percussion Ensemble
Royal Irish Academy of Music Percussion Ensemble
Percussion Spectacular! A concert celebrating the 100th birthday of avant garde American composer John Cage.
March 17, 2013
Concert: The Lehman College Community Band
The Lehman College Community Band will give its first performance of the new year with "Spring Shamrocks," a free concert featuring both classic and modern works for wind band. Led by Professor Alan Hollander, the band will perform the dramatic "Mars" from Gustav Holst's The Planets, a tone poem by Haydn Wood inspired by the Isle of Man entitled Mannin Veen, and Alexander Scriabin's serene Nocturne. The concert will also feature Walter Barrett performing a new arrangement of Concerto for Bass Tuba by Ralph Vaughan Williams, as well as Darius Milhaud's 5-part Suite Francaise, inspired by the various regions of the French countryside. Rounding out the program will be Frank Cofield's Irish Salute, a medley of Irish folk tune favorites, in honor of St. Patrick's Day.
March 17, 2013
Recital: Lehman Chamber Players
The Lehman Chamber Players: Alan Hollander, oboe; Alexander Meshibovsky, violin; and Diana Mittler-Battipaglia, piano, perform works for violin and piano including Brahms' Sonata in A Major as well as his Scherzo, Meshibovsky's Homage to Rachmaninoff, and Ravel's Tzigane; and works for oboe and piano including Handel's Sonata in G minor, Poulenc's Sonata, and others.
March 15, 2013
Sala Competition
The Twelfth Annual Jerome G. Sala Concerto Competition will be held on Friday, March 15, 2013 from 4 to 7p.m. in the Music Department. Named after the late professor Jerome G. Sala, a 20-year member of the Music faculty who taught music history, instrumental methods, and was the founding director of the Lehman College Community Band, the competition is open to any high school senior who plays a woodwind, brass, or mallet percussion instrument and who resides in the New York tri-state area. Please click here for more information.
March 14, 2013
Graduate Recital: Maryl Apadula
Graduate student Maryl Apadula, soprano, sings Songs of Youth and Experience: the music of Mozart, Schumann, Debussy and Walton, accompanied by pianist Lauren Dunkelberger.
February 13, 2013
Recital: Lehman Chamber Players
The Lehman Chamber Players: Paul Roczek, violin; Hamilton Berry, cello; and Diana Mittler-Battipaglia, piano, perform Schumann's Fantasy Pieces for Cello and Piano, Franck's Sonata in A Major for Violin and Piano, and Frnz Mittler's Trio in G Major.
January 30, 31, 2013
Auditions for Musical Production
Professor Penny Prince holds auditions for new musical production, Rumpelstiltskin '13.
The Lehman Music Department's 2013 Original Musical production, Rumpelstiltskin, tells the story of bullying and friendship with music, choreography, and original dialogue, written by the cast collaboratively. Auditions will be held Wednesday and Thursday, January 30 and 31. Please click here for more information.
December 16, 2012
Concert: Lehman College Community Band
"Home for the Holidays"
The Lehman College Community Band will celebrate the holiday season with "Home for the Holidays," a free concert featuring a mix of holiday music and classics for wind band. This event, which is open to the public, will take place on Sunday, December 16, at 2 p.m. in the Lovinger Theatre.
Led by Professor Alan Hollander of the Music Department, the ensemble will perform a wide range of works, including classics for band such as Scenes from the Louvre by Norman Dello Joio, inspired by various galleries in the world-famous museum, and an exciting modern piece by Richard Saucedo entitled Shooting Stars. Featured will be virtuoso piano soloist Ginger Lai, performing George Gershwin's epic masterpiece Rhapsody in Blue. Rounding out the program will holiday selections including Fantasis on Greensleeves by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Richard Wernick's Chanukah Festival Overture, and Leroy Anderson's perennial favorites Christmas Festival, and Sleigh Ride.
December 13, 2012
Senior Recital: Daniel Berges
Guitarist Daniel Berges gives his senior recital, with guest performers Nahum Corona on drums, and Daegyue Kim on piano.
December 13, 2012
Recital: Piano and Voice
Faculty pianist Suna Chung is joined by soprano Adrienne Pardee to perform Songs of Isolation, Creation, and Transcendence, including works by Beethoven, Grieg, Schonberg, and Barber.
December 5, 2012
Concert: The Lehman Jazz Band
"The Most Wonderful Time of the Year"
The Lehman College Jazz Band will give its free winter performance, "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" on Wednesday, December 5, at 12 noon. Celebrating the music of the Big Band era, the program will feature selections made famous by Duke Ellington, Sammy Nestico, Gordon Goodwin, Pat Metheny, and others. The concert, which is open to the community, will be held in the Hearth Room, located on the third floor of the Music Building. Directed by Allan Molnar, the band includes Lehman graduate and undergraduate students, alumni and members of the community.
December 2, 2012
Concert: The Lehman College and Community Chorus
Winter Concert: "Mostly Mozart" including his Regina Coeli, Ave Verum Corpus, and Vespers; multicultural and seasonal selections by Mendelssohn, Handel, Dawson, and Strauss.
November 15, 2012
Recital: Brass Quintet
The Lehman Brass Quintet will give a free concert on Thursday, November 15, at 11:00a.m. in the Lovinger Theatre on the Lehman campus, as part of the Music Department's 4th Annual Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival. The public is invited to attend.
The concert will feature several original works for brass instruments, as well as 20th century Jazz favorites such as Green Dolphin Street, Billie's Bounce, Puttin' on the Ritz, Ain't Misbehavin', and others.
Led by Professor Jack Hyatt, the Lehman Brass Quintet is a "chamber" ensemble made up of two trumpets, French horn, trombone, and tuba.
November 14 - 16, 2012
Fourth Annual Jazz Festival
The Fourth Annual Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival at Lehman College took place November 14-16. Please click here for more information.
November 12, 2012
Vocal Recital: Darian Worrell
Baritone vocalist Darian Worrell performs Songs of Unrequited Love, featuring works by Vincenzo Bellini, Franz Schubert, and Gustav Mahler's song cycle "Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen." Professor Diana Mittler-Battipaglia accompanies on piano.
November 11, 2012
Recital: Lehman Woodwind Quintet
Autumn Breeze: The Lehman Woodwind Quintet (Alan Hollander, oboe; Denise Lozano, flute; Dorothy Duncan, clarinet; Ernest Schefflein, bassoon; and Jason Sugata, French horn) performs works by Mozart, Puccini, Poulenc, Dvorak and others.
October 28, 2012
Concert: Lehman College Community Band
"Falling Leaves"
The Lehman College Community Band celebrates autumn with "Falling Leaves," a free concert featuring a cornucopia of music from around the world, on Sunday, October 28, 2013 at 2 p.m. in the Lovinger Theatre.
Directed by Professor Alan Hollander, the program includes Alfred Reed's Latin-themed Second Suite for Band; a suite of folk tunes entitled Four Scottish Dances, by Malcolm Arnold; The Tsar's Farewell, a Russian march by Rimsky-Korsakov; British composer Arthur Sullivan's Pineapple Poll; American Samuel Hazo's Southern Humn, and Vernon Duke's perennial favorite Autumn in New York.
Also featured will be concert master Ben Baron, performing Rossini's Introduction, Theme and Variations for solo clarinet.
The Lehman College Community Band includes students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members.
October 9, 2012
Faculty Recital: Suna Chung
Faculty pianist Suna Chung is joined by soprano Jee-Eun Hong to perform Women and Children First: Songs for the Imagination, including works by J.S. Bach, Fanny Mendelssohn, Francis Poulenc, Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Richard Strauss.
October 2, 2012
Guest Artist Recital: Soyeon Park
Guest pianist Soyeon Park performs An Afternoon with Chopin, including Mazurkas, Nos. 1, 2, 3, and 4, Nocturne in D-flat, Andante Spianato et Grande Polonaise Brillante, and Sonata No. 3 in B minor.
September 30, 2012
Recital: Lehman Chamber Players
The Lehman Chamber Players: Anton Miller, violin; Rita Porfiris, viola; Hamilton Berry, cello; Alan Hollander, oboe; Diana Mittler-Battipaglia, piano, perform Loeffler's Two Rhapsodies for Oboe, Viola, and Piano, Ravel's Sonata for Violin and Cello, and Faure's Quartet in C Minor.
Summer 2012
Ninth Annual Summer Music Education Program
Our annual summer music education program affords music educators opportunities for peer networking, and to earn academic credit towards fulfilling professional development requirements and salary increments. Five different courses are offered this year, in concert band literature, percussion methods, music therapy, piano, and ear training.
Please click here for more information.
August 6 - 10, 2012
Music Department hosted unique Music Improv Camp for Middle & High School Students
The only program of its kind in the United States!
This one-of-a-kind NYC summer camp experience offers singers, string, brass, woodwind, percussion, keyboard and guitar players the opportunity to learn and develop their skills for improvising in Blues, Jazz, Rock, Latin, World and Classical music styles. Campers interact with like-minded musicians in a creative environment designed to promote learning and artistic freedom.
Please click here to learn more about the program and obtain application materials.
May 20, 2012
Concert: The Lehman College Community Band
America's Pastime: a concert featuring a mix of popular selections for wind band the entire family can enjoy, with flute soloist Christine Dookie, winner of the 2012 Jerome G. Sala Memorial Competition.
May 17, 18, and 19, 2012
Original Musical Production
Wonderful Flight to Mushroom Planet
Music by Professor Penny Prince; script by Jeffrey Beer; based on the book by Eleanor Cameron.
May 16, 2012
Recital: Genesis Gospel Choir
Premiere Performance by Lehman's newest ensemble!
The Genesis Gospel Choir, which is entirely student-organized and run, performed Genesis, The Beginning: An Evening of Gospel Music featuring the music of Richard Smallwood, Israel Houghton, Kurt Carr, and others.
May 10, 2012
Student Recital: Piano
Lehman Keyboards: a recital by the students of Professors Molly Morkoski, Suna Chung, and Peter Vinograde.
May 9, 2012
Concert: The Lehman Jazz Band
Lehman College Lonely Hearts Club Band: Music of the Beatles as well as American Jazz standards.
(Repeat performance).
May 8, 2012
Concert: The Lehman College Latin Jazz Ensemble
Fiesta en Primavera: the music of Tito Puente, Tito Rodríguez, Bobby Rodríguez, Zequinha de Abreu, and others.
May 7, 2012
Student Recital: Guitar
Students of Professor Francisco Roldan performed works for solo guitar by Aguado, Carcassi, Giuliani, Shearer, Sor, Tarrega and others.
May 6, 2012
Concert: The Lehman College and Community Chorus
Spring Concert: Mozart's Requiem; shorter works by Vivaldi, Copland, Whitacre, and a medley from the Broadway musical Man of La Mancha.
May 3, 2012
Recital: The Lehman Percussion Ensemble
Spring recital of works written entirely for drums and "mallet" percussion instruments.
May 2, 2012
Faculty Recital
Professor Molly Morkoski performed works from her new CD, Threads.
April 29, 2012
Concert: The Lehman Jazz Band
Lehman College Lonely Hearts Club Band: Music of the Beatles as well as American Jazz standards.
April 26, 2012
Recital: The Lehman Brass Quintet
Spring recital featuring works from the Renaissance to the Modern era, composed and/or arranged for brass quintet.
April 22, 2012
Recital: The Lehman Woodwind Quintet
Winds of Change: music by Barber, Francaix, Mozart, Porter, and others.
April 1, 2012
Concert: The Lehman Jazz Combos
Keep It Simple: contemporary arrangements for small to mid-sized ensembles in a variety of Jazz styles.
March 25, 2012
Concert: The Lehman College Community Band
Spring Ahead: welcoming the new season with selections by Bennett, Bilik, Reed, Rossini, Vivaldi, and others.
March 18, 2012
Recital: The Lehman Chamber Players
Alan Hollander, oboe; Alexander Meshibovsky, violin; Diana Mittler-Battipaglia, piano
Works for violin and piano including Saint-Saens' Sonata in D Minor opus 75 and Introduction and Rondo Capricioso
Works for oboe and piano including Haydn's Concerto in C, and other selections by Henriques, Sargon, and Colin.
March 8, 2012
Faculty Chamber Recital
Professor Molly Morkoski, paino, with special guest Caroline Stinson, cello
Variations: works by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Martinu, Waggoner, and Lutoslawski.
February 15, 2012
Recital: The Lehman Chamber Players
Paul Roczek, violin; Andre Emelianoff, cello; Diana Mittler-Battipaglia, piano
Prokofiev – Sonata in D Major opus 94 for violin and piano
Brahms – Sonata in E Minor opus 38 for cello and piano
Dvorak – "Dumky" Trio
December 11, 2011
Concert: The Lehman College Community Band
Holiday Hurrah: festive selections of the season by Anderson, Goldman, de Hazo, Jutras, Porter, Sparke, and others.
December 8, 2011
Recital: The Lehman Percussion Ensemble
Fall performance of compositions written entirely for drums and "mallet" percussion instruments.
December 7, 2011
Concert: The Lehman Jazz Band
Here's That Rainy Day: the title work and other selections from the American Songbook, including works by Stan Kenton, George Gershwin, and others.
December 6, 2011
Concert: The Lehman Latin Jazz Ensemble
Salsa Picante: exciting arrangements of Latin American classics by Machito, Perez Prado, Tito Puente, Tito Rodriguez and others.
December 4, 2011
Concert: The Lehman College and Community Chorus,
The Lehman Chamber Orchestra
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Lehman's Third Annual Jazz Festival: The Johnny Pacheco Latin Music and Jazz Festival at Lehman College ran from Wednesday, November 16 to Friday, November 18. The evening concerts were video recorded by Bronxnet, and will be broadcast Winter 2011/12.
Please click here to visit the Third Annual Lehman Jazz Festival webpage, or here to visit the Facebook page.
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Professor Peter Vinograde performed Franz Liszt's Fantasy and Fugue on the Name BACH, Alfred Fisher's Three Scenes from the Life of Innocente, and other works by J. S. Bach, and C. P. E. Bach.
Second Annual Lehman College Jazz Festival
The Second Annual Lehman College Jazz Festival took place in the Lovinger Theater from Wednesday, November 17 through Friday, November 19, 2010. Featured performers included the Celia Cruz High School Jazz Band under the direction of Lehman alumna Uma Karkala (pictured above), with guest vocalist Leslie Lewis. New York-area High school ensembles were judged via videoconference from Kansas and Hong Kong. Please click here to visit the Second Annual Lehman College Jazz Festival webpage and photo gallery.
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Former professional violinist Taichi Akutsu and music teacher Heidi Chisholm discuss why they chose to pursue their graduate studies in music at Lehman and how the program has helped bring their career goals within reach. More
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New Tool to Adherence: Oncology Nursing
By Clark Herman | Published: November 14, 2013
With Adherence becoming a rallying cry for industry, new technologies are being tested to get patients to take their medicines, with much of the momentum focused on smartphone and tablet-specific approaches. Yesterday, ONS:Edge, a medical communications company unveiled a new partnership with the Mobile Health Library™ (MHL), a mobile-focused clinical engagement platform to provide apps […]
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Changing the DNA of Pharma Patient Adherence Programs
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by Grant Corbett Epigenetics is the study of changes in human gene expression, in particular from environmental factors. Pharma is also experiencing epigenetic change. Human genes are formed from DNA, which are instructions much like a blueprint. Similarly, the environment is changing pharmaceutical DNA and how brand marketing is instructed.
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CBI Conference Highlights Innovative Programs on Patient Compliance
By admin | Published: May 25, 2011
With compliance rates flagging, companies have to work harder than ever to demonstrate these programs have value and represent a good ROI Pharm Exec's sister conference organization, CBI, sponsored its 10th annual Patient Adherence Forum in April to highlight current trends in industry compliance and adherence programs — where companies reach out to help an increasingly […]
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Will Patients Ever Comply?
By Julian Upton | Published: November 9, 2010
Everyone knows patients don't do what they are told. Jacky Law looks at what can be done about it. There can be few areas of research that are as extensive and as inconclusive as that which seeks to understand why patients don't follow doctors' orders. According to an April 2008 IMS Health analysis of the […]
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Is M-health Just for M-people?
By Julian Upton | Published: September 8, 2010
Jacky Law asks who is really being served as medicine adapts to an increasingly mobile, connected and interactive world? If m-health advocates are to be believed, more than a fifth of all medicine will be practised online by 2013 and much of that will be by phone. Peter Wagemann, vice-president of mHealth Initiative, goes further, […]
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Frat House Demonstrates the Most Significant Drop in Electric and Natural Gas Usage among Selected Fraternity and Sorority Houses
May 8, 2013
The Tau Kappa Beta House on Quaker Way experienced the greatest amount of energy savings.
Wilmington College fraternity Tau Kappa Beta won the 2013 "WC/ECC Energy Savings Challenge." The organization received a $300 award from Energize Clinton County.
The challenge—to demonstrate the most significant drop in electric and natural gas usage among selected fraternity and sorority houses—ran from February through April and was tracked via Dropoly.com.
The program involved a coordinated effort on the part of student residents in seven houses on the Wilmington College campus, homes to fraternity and sorority members as well as those living in two "eco houses." In February, total energy data from 2012 were entered for each house into Dropoly.com, an interactive energy efficiency game that gives users the power to measure, manage, and reduce their energy consumption.
"The benefits of this challenge were two-fold. We wanted to engage in an alpha test of the Dropoly system, but also to prompt conversations among students about excessive energy consumption," said Corey Cockerill, assistant professor of communication arts and ECC board member. "The challenge among the campus houses made it more like a game."
Residents of the campus houses involved in this year's challenge received a $50 grant from ECC to invest in energy-reducing tools or gadgets. Most reported using the funds to purchase low-flow shower heads and faucets, florescent light bulbs, or smart power strips, which automatically power down devices that go into standby mode.
"The guys in the house didn't have to work very hard to save energy. They just did all the simple things. When they knew they would be gone, they would turn off the lights and the TV. Things that weren't being used just got unplugged," said Gus Sevastos, WC junior and Greek assessment chair for Tau Kappa Beta.
In total, the TKB house residents reduced their energy consumption by 1,796 kilowatt hours and reduced their CO2 production by 850 kilograms—a carbon footprint made shallow in a very short period of time.
ECC co-founder and director of the Wilmington-Clinton County Chamber of Commerce, Mark Rembert, predicted early on the cost savings would likely come from changes in attitudes and behaviors.
"These often minor lifestyle changes can have a major impact on energy use," said Rembert.
The college hopes to expand the challenge to the student-occupied apartments on campus in the fall of 2013.
"This is just a nice reminder that living a more environmentally-responsible life isn't a big change, just a few little ones here and there," said Sevastos.
ECC, as a partner with the Clinton County Regional Planning Commission, recently received the National Planning Achievement Award for Innovation in Economic Planning and Development from the American Planning Association (APA). ECC's energy efficiency efforts are supported in part by a grant from the Toyota/Audubon TogetherGreen Fellowship program.


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In a battle of regionally and nationally ranked competitors, Williams, which holds the #5 spot in Division III and #1 in New England, improved its recent success vs. Wesleyan to 20-1-1 in the last 22 meetings by scoring the golden goal shortly after a final corner kick. Williams got the ball into the middle for a shot on goal. Cardinal goalie Adam Purdy '13 was in position but the ball deflected off a Wesleyan defender and Purdy was unable to react to the change in direction as the ball shot past him to his left. Wesleyan, ranked second in New England and #13 nationally, was playing a man down due to an ejection with 1:55 left in the second overtime.
The Cardinals had tied the game with 10:42 remaining in regulation as Austin Woolridge '11 (#7, main photo) received a pass from Zach Dixon '12 (#9, photo insert upper right) and fired home a shot from 20 yards just inside the right post. Dixon had made a clean tackle in Williams territory to gain possession of the ball. Williams took a 1-0 lead in the 17th minute when a centering pass from the left side found an open Eph at the top of the box for a one-timer toward the Wesleyan net which just eluded a diving Purdy and stayed inside the right post. Last year's matchup in Williamstown had a similar complexion as Wesleyan came back for a 1-1 deadlock and the teams played without scoring through 20 minutes of overtime. That's where play deviated in Middletown this season with the Ephs prevailing.
Purdy and his Williams counterpart both made some tremendous saves in the game as Purdy collected seven on the day while Williams also totalled seven, including a team save. Five of Purdy's stops came in overtime. Chris Keuhn '13 had one of the Cardinals' best scoring chances of the first half as he was set up point-blank in the final seconds of the opening period, only to be snake-bitten by a stellar stop from the Eph netminder. It was one of 20 shots by the Cardinals in the contest to 16 by the Ephs. Wesleyan took a 19-9 edge in shots into overtime but Williams produced nine of the 10 shots during the extra frames.
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As I wrote in my report for our website, the Desktop Linux panel discussion even had some awkward moments when reps from Lenovo, Dell, and HP couldn't affirm, but certainly wouldn't deny, that their companies were working on netbook initiatives. Since then, the announcements have started. Dell's Inspiron Mini 9, for instance, rolled out recently on its way to retail outlets around the world, where it will meet the Asus EeePC and other tinies that are already on the shelves.
A new era is dawning. The future looks bright for these little netbooks, except I'm not sure about one of them: the petite pioneer that stirred all this up: the OLPC XO mini laptop. The ground-breaking One Laptop Per Child project had its own booth at LinuxWorld, and I got to see some of their systems up close.
In case you've just tuned in, the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project is a non-profit group with the dream of distributing laptop computers to kids in developing countries around the world. I've always thought highly of this initiative, and I have even written lyrical paeans about it in this very space (http://www.linux-magazine.com/issues/2006/67/laptop_lullabye/). I was all ready to be excited about getting to try one for the first time, but I must admit I was a little underwhelmed.
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Does UT 2k4 support the SP gametype?
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... i assume... no.
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perhaps if somebody made some kind of mod like oldskool, the pawns are already included with invasion, you would just need to be able to load and save and transfer from map to map
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Wouldn't a lot oft that stuff be included with Unreal 2. U2 and 2K4 use the same engine so wouldn't the two things be compatible?
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Sp can be created with ut2k4.
But I suppose I depends on gametype, if you wanted a 'run round corner and shoot guard' senario then I suggest using the xPawn as the Bots (NPC's) and trigger them using the scripted sequences..I have been using that for ut2k4 SP.Even though the NPC's are AI unfriendly,play around with the available commands on the scripting 'list' (WaitForEvent,TurnTowardsPLayer,FireWeapon etc...) and a reasonable balance can be created.
And as Sarevok said, many triggers needed
I hope that can help you, I would like to say a lot more for SP ut2k4 and if you require help for NPC action(s) them pm me and I should be able to help.
Lastword is,if you use the Monster xPawns as 'enemy' (Skaarj......etc) then that could be just another 'MonsterHunt' game and maybe no fun,but that depends or your SP ideas.
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