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Plummer is a graduate of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.[1] While a student, he started a wireless internet company, to provide broadband access to rural communities in downstate Illinois.
Plummer has interned for U.S. Senator Peter Fitzgerald and for the Heritage Foundation, in Washington, D.C., and is presently an Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Navy Reserves.[1] He is also currently the Vice President for Corporate Development for R.P. Lumber, a family-owned company.[1]
Campaign themes
On his campaign website Plummer has 10 leading issues that he is concerned about. They are: [2]
- Jobs: Excerpt: "We need elected officials who understand how the economy works and how public policy impacts businesses and workers. We must create an environment where job creators are willing to take risks, businesses want to expand, and hardworking people can find quality jobs."
- Taxes: "The last thing the U.S. economy can afford is an increase in tax rates to further limit economic growth, which in effect will further cripple our ability to create new jobs. We need comprehensive tax reform that eliminates deductions for special interests and big corporations while small businesses and working people carry the burden. Our tax code should be simple, transparent, and most of all – fair."
- Spending: Excerpt: "We need real cuts in government spending and that's why I support a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution. We need leaders in Washington to make the tough decisions we elect them to make if we are going to solve our financial crisis."
- ObamaCare: Excerpt: "We must repeal ObamaCare and find reforms that keep the decision-making power with families and doctors, while reinvesting in research and development so that we can continue to improve the quality of care we receive."
- Tort Reform: "One of the single most important things we can do to grow our economy is end frivolous lawsuits. Businesses, workers, and doctors are being devastated by predatory litigation that is hurting our ability to grow businesses and create jobs. In order to improve healthcare and make our businesses and workers more competitive we need tort reform. Our quality of life will improve when we have an environment in which doctors and businesses feel that they have a fair shake and that they operate in a region conducive to growth and opportunity."
- Energy and Agriculture: Excerpt: "I will work to help rebuild our energy and agriculture industries in southern Illinois. We must create more quality jobs and bring back the many jobs that have left the area. Working to make it easier for these industries to thrive in the 12th District will help provide for local families and make our nation stronger."
- Military: "I am proud to serve as an Intelligence Officer in the Navy Reserves. We have the greatest military in the world and the 12th District is home to one of the largest, most important military installations in the world, Scott Air Force Base. I serve at Scott Air Force Base and I know how critical it is to our nation's military and to our region, as an economic engine with a $3 Billion annual impact. I will work hard to make sure that Scott Air Force Base continues to grow and that it will always be a critical factor in both our national defense and the local economy."
- Labor: Excerpt: "We need leaders who will work to protect our jobs by creating an environment that is conducive to job creation and business expansion. We must foster opportunities for qualified workers to find stable jobs that allow them to provide for their families. Our double-digit unemployment rate is unacceptable and I will fight to make sure that every man and woman in the 12th District that wants a quality job can find a quality job."
- 2nd Amendment: Excerpt: "Our right to bear arms is a constitutionally guaranteed right and one that must be vigorously defended. There will be no stronger supporter in Congress when it comes to gun owners' rights. I will fight to protect citizens from government overreach and I will work to expand right-to-carry laws. I am proud to have been endorsed by the NRA and ISRA in 2010 and proud to be a member of the oldest continuously operating gun club in the United States."
- Culture: "As a Christian, I am disturbed by the way elected officials and courts often try to circumvent the majority and neglect the traditional values of our great nation. I am pro-life. I believe we should work to protect the most vulnerable in our society. I believe marriage should be between a man and a woman. I believe that our courts should not dictate public policy or pervert laws and legislation. I believe we need leaders of strong moral fiber to keep America the greatest nation on earth. I am proud to have been endorsed by Illinois Federation for Right to Life, Eagle Forum, and numerous other pro-family and traditional values organizations in 2010."
Plummer lost to Democrat William Enyart in the 2012 election for the U.S. House, representing Illinois' 12th District. [3] Plummer ran as a Republican. [4]
Brad Harriman defeated candidates Chris Miller and Kenneth Wiezer in the Democratic primary on March 20, 2012.[5] Plummer defeated candidates Rodger Cook and Theresa Kormos in the Republican primary.[5] Plummer was defeated by William Enyart (D) in the general election on November 6, 2012.
|U.S. House, Illinois' 12th Congressional District Republican Primary, 2012
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In the February 2, 2010 primary for Lieutenant Governor, Plummer finished first among six candidates, narrowly ahead of State Senator Matt Murphy. In the general election, he will run on a ticket with State Senator Bill Brady.
The IL GOP team for Governor and Lieutenant Governor faced Democratic gubernatorial nominee Pat Quinn and hran mate (who will be appointed by the Illinois Democratic Party, as the winner of that Lt. Governor primary has withdrawn. [6]) Schorsch, Kristen in the election to be held November 2, 2010.
Plummer faced Sheila Simon (D), Don W. Crawford (G), Ed Rutledge (L) and Baxter B. Swilley (I) in the general election on November 2, 2010.
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|Jason Plummer (2012)[7] Campaign Finance Reports
|Date Filed
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|March 8, 2012
|April Quarterly[9]
|April 15, 2012
|July Quarterly[10]
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|October Quarterly[11]
|October 15, 2012
|October 25, 2012
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Plummer is a member of First Baptist Church of Maryville where, in his spare time, he coaches youth sports.[1]
External links
- Campaign Website
- Plummer for Illinois YouTube Channel
- Jason Plummer on Facebook
- Jason Plummer on Twitter
- Profile at OurCampaigns
- Campaign Contributions: 2010
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Jason Plummer for Congress "About" Accessed February 20, 2012
- ↑ Jason Plummer for Congress "Issues" Accessed December 30, 2011
- ↑ Politico "2012 Election Map, Illinoise"
- ↑ St. Louis Post-Dispatch "Plummer, Callis jumping into fray for Costello's Illinois congressional seat" Accessed December 5, 2011
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 ABC News 7 "Election Results Primary 2012" Accessed March 20, 2012
- ↑ Scott Lee Cohen, Democratic lieutenant governor nominee, quits race. Chicago Tribune. February 7, 2010.
- ↑ FEC Reports "Jason Plummer Summary Reports" Accessed July 12, 2012
- ↑ FEC Reports "Pre-Primary" Accessed July 12, 2012
- ↑ FEC Reports "April Quarterly" Accessed July 12, 2012
- ↑ FEC Reports "July Quarterly" Accessed October 3, 2012
- ↑ FEC Reports "October Quarterly" Accessed November 23, 2012
- ↑ FEC Reports "Pre-General" Accessed November 23, 2012
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It was revealed yesterday that ABC had decided not to order any additional episodes of 666 Park Avenue. The show may not be technically cancelled but all acknowledge that it won't be back. Thankfully all 13 episodes that have been produced are expected to air.
Before the show even premiered, One Million Moms (a site started by the conservative American Family Association) urged their readers to write to ABC to "strongly encourage" the network to cancel their plans to air the program. "Let them also know you are prepared to join thousands of other voices in urging advertisers to place it on their 'do not advertise' list and consider pulling all ads from the ABC network in protest."
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Welcome to Around the MAG, the Memorial Art Gallery's online magazine. Check this site frequently for breaking news, feature articles and special offers.
At this year's Black History Month celebration on February 22, 550 visitors braved the Rochester winter and enjoyed a range of activities at MAG.
Top row, from left: Black Story Telling League of Rochester perform "Women Who Loved Them." Carlos Merriweather as Frederick Douglass. Art by Brittany Williams. Avenue D Afro Latino Dance Group.
Bottom row: Tru Art Dance Company. "Patterning Freedom: Creative Conversations with Artists" (Delores Jackson Radney, Gregory Rice and Brittany Williams). Finger knitting class. "Poetry Meets Fashion" showcase.
Photos by Brandon K. Vick.
Debora McDell-Hernandez, the Gallery's coordinator of community programs and outreach, received double honors over the weekend of November 7 and 8—the Community Unification Award at the Latinos de Corazon Gran Gala and an Outstanding Service Award presented during the All Women Rock Award Celebration. Noted the Gran Gala program: "Debora has served on several community boards, but her work with the Memorial Art Gallery's Family Days is what is most qualifying for this award. For nearly a decade, Debora has organized these events that have given a platform for people of any ethnicity and background to express their culture and share with others. She has brought people together to enjoy, appreciate and share their similarities and differences, creating unity through their diversity."
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MAG is one of 196 not-for-profit organizations nationwide selected to receive a Museums for America award from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The highly competitive, $24,085 award will be used to conserve 22 high-quality miniature paintings from the Gallery's Asian art collection. Read the whole story
Pictured: Priests Worshipping the Image of Shri Nathaji (India,
ca. 1820). Gift of Helen H. Reiff in memory of Robert F. Reiff.
Jonathan Binstock has been named the Mary W. and Donald R. Clark Director of the MAG. Binstock comes to Rochester from New York City, where he was a senior vice president and senior advisor in modern and contemporary art for Citi Private Bank's Art Advisory & Finance group. He brings more than a decade of curatorial work in major American museums including the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.
Binstock is the Gallery's seventh director and succeeds Grant Holcomb, who retired this summer after nearly 29 years in the position. learn more
Right: Binstock (second from left) hit the ground running his first week at MAG. He's shown greeting visitors to the Clothesline Festival along with Dan Burns, regional president of M&T Bank; Mary Koegel, president of the Gallery's Board of Managers; and Joel Seligman, president of the University of Rochester.
Photos by Adam Fenster (top); Richard P. Wersinger (Clothesline).
Retiring director Grant Holcomb was the guest of honor at a May 21 dinner attended by nearly 300 members of the Director's Circle and special guests. See more pictures Holcomb, the Mary W. and Donald R. Clark Director of the Memorial Art Gallery, has announced that he will step down August 31. He notes that after an eventful year-long celebration of the Gallery's 100th anniversary and the successful opening of Centennial Sculpture Park, the timing is right for him, as well as for the Gallery and the University. Board of Managers President Jim Durfee is leading a search committee charged with identifying a successor. Read the press release Above: At the May 21 dinner, three MAG Board members—past president Andy Gallina, chair Teresa Mazzullo and president Jim Durfee—presented Holcomb with a book designed by another Board member, Kathy D'Amanda. It included reminiscences, humorous and serious, contributed by many of the guests. Photo by Brandon K. Vick.
On January 1, Susan Daiss left her longtime position as director of education to accept a joint appointment between MAG and UR's School of Medicine and Dentistry. As a senior associate at the medical school, Daiss's academic responsibilities will include teaching, scholarship and administrative oversight of the visual arts courses in a new master's program in medical humanities. At the Gallery, she will administer the program, along with other community health and wellness initiatives. Among them: Meet Me at the MAG, an ongoing collaboration with the Alzheimer's Association. "This is not a goodbye, but a new chapter for both Susie and the Gallery—a perfect "win-win" on all fronts," says director Grant Holcomb. In Daiss's previous position as director of education, welcome another familiar face—Marlene Hamann-Whitmore, formerly curator of education for interpretation.
Mary Taylor's engaging sculpture Filly was installed on October 28 in the Creative Workshop entry plaza. Fabricated of welded steel rods, the life size work is the gift of Marilynn Barron McDonald. The plaza, which opened in October as part of Centennial Sculpture Park, provides increased accessibility for students at the Gallery's art school, as well as an inviting place to sit and stroll.
Kudos to MAG's Centennial Sculpture Park, which has received the 2013 Reshaping Rochester Robert Macon Award for Innovation. The award, announced October 16 by the Rochester Regional Community Design Center, recognizes the new sculpture park for its positive impact on people, neighborhoods and the community. Learn more
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The year 2009 is the occasion to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Josef Haydn's death. We know his clavichord, an instrument by Johann Bohak (Vienna, 1794), now in the Museum of the Royal College of Music in London. As Haydn's relation with our instrument has not been put much in evidence until now, we will take the opportunity of this Symposium to further our knowledge on the interpretation of his works on the most expressive of the keyboard
The eighteenth century was also a period in which the trend towards louder sonority saw the progressive growth of the fortepiano, after its invention by Bartolomeo Cristofori. This genial inventor took the harpsichord as a starting point; some decades later, the German instrument builders followed the same path, but starting from the clavichord, and invented the square piano. Fifty years ago, the growing interest for the ancient fortepiano was directed almost exclusively towards the grand fortepiano, considering the square piano as a "second class" instrument, similar to our modern upright piano. The second aim of this meeting is to deepen this theme and to give back to the square piano its rightful place in the history of the musical instruments, a place demonstrated by its rich iconography.
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The single sheet contains a piano composition with the title Ahnung (intuition) which Schumann (1810-1856) probably wrote about 1838 and gave to a friend as a present. It had been known from a list kept by his wife, Clara, but was thought to be gone forever.
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(UK) National Trust Announces Winner of 2009 Harpsichord Competition at Fenton House
Laura Tivendale, aged 26, has won First Prize in the 9th Broadwood Harpsichord Competition, held at The National Trust's Fenton House, London, on 11th and 12th May, using instruments from the historic Benton Fletcher Collection of Early Keyboard Instruments. For the Competition, Laura, a recent graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, played three instruments in the collection: the 1664 Hatley virginals, the 1600 Vincentius virginals and the 1761 Shudi harpsichord. Her prize includes the final gala recital in the 2009 Concert Series at Fenton House, on Thursday 13th August, when she will play the large and elaborate Shudi & Broadwood Harpsichord (1770) and one of the smaller instruments in the Collection. Additionally, she will be offered engagements at the Cobbe Collection at Hatchlands (Surrey), at Finchcocks (Kent) and at the Russell Collection (Edinburgh) in 2010.
(NL) Royal award for musician Gustav Leonhardt
"Gustav Leonhardt, the renowned harpsichord player, organist and conductor, has been awarded the Medal of Honour for the Arts and Sciences. Queen Beatrix gave him the medal during a ceremony at her private residence, Huis ten Bosch, in The Hague. Mr Leonhardt, 80, teaches the harpsichord at the Amsterdam Conservatory and is the organist of the capital's main church, the Nieuwe Kerk."
Visit website for more information. (ed.): Royal award for musician Gustav Leonhardt
(CA) Grand River Baroque Festival -- update (June 19-21, 2009)
The Grand River Baroque Festival presents its 8th season on the beautiful grounds of the Buehlow Barn in Ayr and in Paris , Ontario (Canada), June 19, 20 & 21, 2009. Artistic directors Guy Few and Nadina Mackie Jackson present a feast of string symphonies, concerti for violin, trumpet, bassoon and lute, featuring beloved and rare works including Vivaldi's Four Seasons. Superstar chamber music guests include Flanders Recorder Quartet and Folia. Invigorate the senses in a weekend of exciting music, spectacle, and food, commencing with the masquerade concert and party on June 19. Celebrate the Baroque from a new perspective. Join us for A Breath of Fresh Air!
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(DE) Handel Festival 2009 (June 4-14, 2009)
Handel – the European
The Halle Handel Festival 2009 is under the patronage of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, Horst Köhler.
In this major Handel anniversary year of 2009, we cordially invite you to come and experience the music of the great master of Halle at venues he knew during his youth. With performances by world-class musicians, pieces well-known and pieces newly discovered, for Halle, the city of Handel, 2009 is a year of festivities and you are warmly invited to join in the celebrations with us.
(AU) Festival Baroque Australia - Solo to Symphony (Sept. 18-21, 2009)
Australia's first Baroque Music Festival is coming to Perth from 18th - 21st September 2009. A celebration of the music of Bach, Handel, Vivaldi and other greats of the Baroque era.
Go for Baroque - it's the New Music of the 21st Century!
Why an Australian Baroque Music Festival?
Baroque music, composed between 1600 and 1750, is the New Music of the 21st Century. Over the last 40 or so years, music scholars, performers and audiences have been discovering just how vibrant, elegant and relevant to our lives this music is.
(US) Longy School of Music -- International Baroque Institute (July 24-Aug. 2, 2009)
The International Baroque Institute at Longy offers a comprehensive program for professional and pre-professional singers and players of Baroque violin, cello, recorder, traverso, oboe, viola da gamba, harp, lute and harpsichord, taught by an unparalleled international faculty. Other instrumentalists or continuo players are welcome to participate in chamber ensembles or the institute orchestra. The seminar features eight full days of master classes, ensembles, orchestra sessions, continuo coaching, concerts, lectures and projects, and opportunity for public performances. To provide the highest level learning experience, we select our faculty from among the finest performers and teachers in the field of Baroque music.
The Venice-Dresden Connection: A Seminar on Baroque music of Italy and Germany.
Friday, July 24, to Sunday, August 2, 2009
(US) University of Rochester - Memorial Art Gallery - Italian Baroque Organ
" .. . As beautiful, authentic sounds fill the Fountain Court, the work of period artists are a feast for the eyes as well. The organ—with its 600 pipes and lavishly carved, painted and gilded 22-foot case—is the centerpiece of a new installation that highlights over 30 major Baroque paintings and sculpture from the Gallery's permanent collection. .."
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(CA) Nota Bene Period Orchestra -- May Concert Fundraiser
"A message from Borys Medicky, Artistic Director of Nota Bene Period Orchestra:
Dear Friends,
After eight years and more than fifty successful concerts in Waterloo Region and Guelph, we find ourselves in a serious financial situation. As a result, we had to make changes to the final two concerts of our 2008-2009 season. We will now be finishing the season on May 16th with a fundraiser and a concert of Baroque Favourites:
Bach, Double Violin concerto; Marais, a suite from Alcyone
Purcell, a suite from the Fairy Queen; Telemann, "La Bizarre," an orchestral suite
Handel, a trio sonata; Purcell, a solo keyboard suite
(US) Early Music Guild of Oregon (EMGO) -- Summary of Upcoming Events
The following is a summary of upcoming events with the Early Music Guild of Oregon (EMGO). Of note are the summer courses:
"Oregon Renaissance Band will give a concert "Early Music of Scandinavia" on Sunday, May 17, 2009, at 2:30pm as part of the Camerata Musica series in Salem, Oregon. The concerts are held at the Salem Public Library, 585, Liberty St. SE, Salem, OR in the Loucks Lecture Hall. Free Admission. Music by Dowland, Brade, Borchgrevinck, Pederson, Schattenberg, Willaert, and others, performed on voices, recorders, violin, lute, harp, sackbuts, double reeds, and many others. Also included on the program is the strange story and music of the "Netherworldly Outdoor Concert" related by Heinrich Meyer of Bergen in 1695.
Community Music Center Summer Early Music Classes session begins Thursday, July 9, 2009. See Local News/Portland page.
Oregon Renaissance Band is planning holiday concerts on December 18 at the Hillsboro Arts Center, and December 26 and 27 at the Community Music Center in Portland."
Visit website (events page) for more information. (ed.): EMGO
(IT) Aquila Corde Armoniche
A short YouTube video (10 minutes) to the Aquila factory where gut strings are wound.
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(AU) Dr. Ralph Schureck, Australian fortepiano collector News segment on ABC
"Music-loving psychiatrist, Dr. Ralph Schureck has brought together one of the most important collection in the world. He has the largest collection of early keyboards in Australia, and many are rare and have historical connections. Ralph says that the 1793 Stodart forte piano may have been played by Haydn himself, and is one of only a handful of early English pianos in existence, and the 1816 Broadwood grand piano is a model much loved by Beethoven."
Visit website for a short video and notes: ABC Segment on Dr. Ralph Schureck
(CA) Grand River Baroque Festival (June 19-21, 2009)
"We are very excited to welcome you to our first season as artistic directors. Our plans extend well into the future, building on the superb legacy of the previous directors of this festival, and introducing the Contemporary Baroque Training Institute in 2010. As wind performers who also revel in the beauties of strings, voices and keyboards, we look forward to sharing our unique perspective. We promise to bring you unusual and scintillating repertoire along with beloved standards.
(FR) Centre de musique médiévale de Paris
(IT) 41st International Early Music Course (Urbino, IT) (July 18-27, 2009)
Plan on attending this fine festival in Urbino (IT). Details of their complete early music summer workshop can be found here. (ed.)
(DE) Stimmwercktage – Stimmwerck Days Festival (Aug. 7-9, 2009)
"At very few places do music and architecture join as closely together as at the Stimmwerck Tage, near to Regensburg.
In the August of each year, in seclusion from the hustle and bustle of the city, listeners dip into the atmosphere of early vocal music in the venerable abbey church.
In 2009, Leonhard Paminger (1495 – 1567) takes center stage in the Stimmwerck Days Festival. In close cooperation with the Musicology Institute (Institut für Musikwissenschaft) of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich , a cross-section of his work will be brought to auditory life on the Adlersberg.
After the events of the day are over, the artists look forward to a friendly communal drink in the cloister tavern next door."
Visit website for more information. (ed.): (DE) Stimmwercktage – Stimmwerck Days Festiva
(You may also see a short video from the Stimmwercktage 2008 on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loGbqR3aZ2g )
(US) Boston Early Music Festival (June 6-14, 2009)
"Join us for our next "weeklong extravaganza of early music" (The Boston Herald) featuring:
|a fully-staged Baroque Opera featuring world-renowned opera soloists and the Grammy-nominated BEMF Orchestra
|over a dozen Festival Concerts by the world's leading soloists and ensembles, plus the Organ and Keyboard Mini-Festivals
|the BEMF Exhibition, the field's largest trade show of early music industry professionals
|Fringe Concerts by established and emerging artists
|Public Symposia on a broad range of topics
|the BEMF CD Store, with thousands of superb recordings and hard-to-find titles
|Performance Masterclasses led by Festival artists
|Family Day programs, fostering the next generation of early music artists
and much more!"
Visit website for more information (ed): BEMF
(CZ) Prachatice Summer School of Early Music (July 12-19, 2009)
Summer School of Early Music 2009 is an Early Music course targeting the historically informed performance mainly of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music. This year some of the recorder classes will concentrate on the contemporary or folk music.
The programme of the course includes individual lessons, group teaching of techniques, ensemble playing, listening workshops, lectures, and concerts of lecturers and participants and lots of chances to play with fellow participants (instrumentalists as well as vocalists) from all over the World.
Prachatice is situated in the southern part of Czech Republic, c. 30 km east of České Budějovice, 130 km south from Prague, 200 km north-east of Munich and 200 km north-west of Vienna.
The town is fascinating primarily because of its large medieval fortifications, entrance gate with battlements, dominant late Gothic church, the Old Town-Hall with inner porticos and a number of Renaissance buildings.
Peter Holtslag Recorder, Baroque flute
Alan Davis Recorder
Kerstin de Witt Recorder
Jostein Gundersen Recorder
Jan Rokyta Recorder
Liselotte Rokyta Panpipes
Rebecca Stewart Early singing
Mami Irisawa Early singing
Julie Braná Recorder
Monika Devátá Recorder - Children's Class
Jan Kvapil Recorder
Edita Keglerová Harpsichord
Visit website for more information (ed.): Prachatice Summer School of Early Music
(CA) Vancouver Early Music Programme & Festival 2009
An acclaimed series of summer courses and concerts jointly sponsored by Early Music Vancouver & the School of Music, University of British Columbia:
- July 26 through July 31: Lute Workshop West
Faculty: Robert Barto; Jacob Heringman; Nigel North; Pat O'Brien; Grant Tomlinson and with the participation of Ray Nurse
- July 26 through August 7 Baroque Vocal Programme"The Compleat Singer"
Course co-directors: Ray Nurse & Margret Gries
Ellen Hargis voice
Steven Adby gesture, dance & stage movement
Ray Nurse vocal coachings, lute, performance practice
Margret Gries vocal coachings, philosophy, harpsichord
Michael Jarvis vocal coachings, harpsichord
(FR) XXIIÈME FESTIVAL INTERNATIONAL DE MUSIQUE (July 9-14, 2009)
The "XXIIÈME Festival International de Musique" announce their programme.
With the participation of the following ensembles (more than 150 musicians) :
Le Chœur d'enfants Cantate Domino (9, 11 & 14 July)
L'ensemble « Caminos 2011 » (9 & 10 July)
Les solistes du Conservatoire Itinérant (9, 10 & 13 July)
Le Poème Harmonique (11 July)
« Le Tendre Amour » (13 July)
Les jeunes organistes naboriens (10 & 11 July)
With the participation of conductors Vincent Dumestre, Gabriel Garrido, Esteban Mazer, David de Geest
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|Campuses in Erie and Florida to confer degrees on future physicians, pharmacists and educators
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|LECOM College of Medicine and School of Pharmacy Class of 2010.
|LECOM Bradenton College of Medicine Class of 2010
The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine stands proudly united in congratulating its Class of 2010, with more than 500 students receiving degrees from the school's campuses in Erie, Pa., and Bradenton, Fla. The College, which boasts the largest student population of any medical school in the U.S., concludes a successful year of expansion, achievements and milestones in its continued mission to improve the quality of health care to meet the medical demands of the 21st century.
In commencement exercises in Erie on May 30, 2010, LECOM conferred degrees on 214 doctors of osteopathic medicine and 123 doctors of pharmacy. Additionally, the College will award 20 Master of Science in Medical Education degrees and, for the first time, a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences degree. The commencement ceremony took place at the Louis J. Tullio Arena in downtown Erie. In Bradenton, LECOM hosted a graduation ceremony for its third class of D.O.s, conferring degrees on 149 deserving medical students on June 6.
While the campuses stand miles apart on the map, together they stand united in delivering programs of excellence in education, research, clinical care and community service, and through the examples set by its graduates, the College continues to build a strong reputations as one of the leaders of medical education.
Each of the College's graduates has a unique story to tell, and none are more unique than the story of M. Ivan Rusilko, a native of nearby Meadville, Pa., who has made a name for himself not only as a student of osteopathic medicine, but also as a first-class bodybuilder who earned the title of Mr. USA in 2008. Having competed in myriad contests, including a recent attempt to earn the title Mr. World 2010, Mr. Rusilko has set himself apart not only to perfect his body, but to advance and champion his personal mission to make a difference in his community.
Throughout his world travels, Rusilko has come to recognize that being an American is a magnificent gift and he takes great care and responsibility to nurture his place in his community and to firmly establish himself as a source of betterment to it. LECOM takes immense satisfaction in sending this medical scholar, athlete, and distinguished citizen into the world of health care, with the utmost confidence that there is plenty of muscle behind his mission.
As a point of fact, Mr. Rusilko is not the only LECOM graduate with a successful side career in the world of competitive modeling. Andrea Apple, a graduate of LECOM Bradenton, has flourished both in the classroom as a medical student and on stage as a beauty pageant contestant. The 23-year-old from St. Petersburg has balanced the rigors of medical school, along with meeting her obligations as a two-time winner of Dade City's Miss Kumquat Festival. Her victories in local competitions qualified her for the 2007 and 2009 Miss Florida pageants.
"As Miss Dade City's Kumquat festival queen, I was able to serve my community, bring recognition to the doctor of osteopathic medicine profession, and to the Miss Florida organization," she said. "I want to base my career in quality care and compassion for the patients I will serve. The clinical part of my education – working with patients and being involved in their care – has been incredibly rewarding."
Ms. Apple's great uncle, also an osteopathic physician, helped steer her toward the profession, and she hasn't looked back. As she completes her career at the College, she reflects on her time and on the foundation for her success as a future physician. "The education I received at LECOM will be the springboard for a patient-centered career," she said.
The LECOM School of Pharmacy is well represented at this year's commencement ceremony, as the College's sixth class of pharmacists prepares to give back to the communities they served during their time as students. Jaime Caputo, an Erie native who will move on to the world of community retail pharmacy this summer, champions the belief that "dedication is not what others expect of you, it is that which you bring to others." A self-described "people lover," Ms. Caputo is enthusiastic about her work as a pharmacist. She and her family came to Erie when she was just 10 years old. Hailing from a family of medical professionals (her mother and sister are nurses and her father is a pharmacist in the same Erie pharmacy chain where his daughter takes her full-time position in May) Dr. Caputo advances the family tradition. Finding inspiration in her father's return to school to attain his pharmacy degree, Dr. Caputo decided to follow in her father's footsteps and to echo the pharmacy career choice.
These ceremonies not only acknowledge the important choice so many students have made to give back to their communities, but also those who have guided the efforts of both the College and its administrators throughout the students' careers. In Erie, the College will acknowledge the contributions of LECOM Board of Trustees member John Johnston, D.O., and educator Shaun Herness, Ph.D., with special Presidential Awards. In Bradenton, LECOM Board of Trustees member Joan L. Moore, D.O., received a special Presidential Award.
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With over 50 countries on this massive continent, there is a lot for indie travelers to see in Africa. Many come for the wildlife and safaris, but the culture, landscape, and tradition of Africa is what gets them coming back for more. Peruse over 30 different articles we have about travel in this amazing continent
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Mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill will be joining the LSO and Principal Conductor Valery Gergiev for four concerts at the Barbican in October and November, plus a tour to Europe. As part of this autumn's Berlioz series, she'll be singing the composer's song cycle Les nuits d'été and the dramatic cantata The Death of Cleopatra. We caught up with Karen recently to talk about all things Berlioz and to find out what to expect from the concerts.
What are you most looking forward to about your concerts with the LSO and Valery Gergiev this autumn?
It will be wonderful to be back with the LSO. The orchestra believed in me from the very start of my career and I have many wonderful memories of concerts with them. They showed me what was possible in this wonderful world of music. It will be my first time working with Maestro Gergiev and I'm excited to collaborate with him.
You've performed and recorded a lot of Berlioz recently – what is it about his music that you enjoy? Do you have any favourite works of his, either to sing or to listen to?
I'm quite passionate about the music of Berlioz. His musical language is so immediate that you are thrown into the story from the start and that is so important for the journeys that his characters take, be they operatic or symphonic. My first journey with his music was when I was a student and studied Symphonie fantastique – how can you not smile through 'Un Bal'?! The lightness just shines through. One of his most ravishing compositions for me is the duet between Hero and Ursule from Béatrice et Bénédict, so honest and beautiful.
People were shocked by how dramatic and experimental The Death of Cleopatra was when Berlioz wrote it – is it challenging to sing? Does Les nuits d'été require a different approach?
The Death of Cleopatra is a monumental work, grand in drama, orchestration and vocally challenging. The scope of the piece is huge, not only emotionally – it has a vocal range of over two octaves within only a few pages, ultimately quite operatic in delivery. Pacing the work is a huge part of performing it, allowing the character to recollect, reflect and ultimately act. The death scene is so wonderfully written, so simple and real.
Les nuit's d'été is a different prospect as it requires each song to have a distinct emotional flavour. I like to think of the work as a whole, the turbulent love life of someone who loses an incredible love and who is devastated by the loss yet manages to come through the grief to live life to the full again. Vocally each song requires a variety of colours to convey the degrees of grief. Particular favourites are 'Absence', a desperate desire to turn back time and be reacquainted with happier times and 'L'île inconnue' where we return to sunnier climes and the possibilities the next stage of life may offer.
When did you decide that you wanted to be a professional singer?
Singing has always been a huge part of my life but I don't remember a particular defining moment where I decided it was a career path. My addiction to making music is what has spurred me on and I'm grateful for all of the wonderful experiences I had. Listening to Bach will continue to be my place of serenity and a reminder of how amazing music can be.
What have been the highlights of your career so far?
Having the chance to work with Sir Colin Davis so often in my early career continues to be an inspiration to me. An incredible musician, a brilliant mind but most importantly a generous human being. Making music with him was always about humanity.
How do you spend your time when you're not performing?
I love to cook and my kitchen is my first port of call when I return home after a trip away. There's nothing better than a family meal to decompress and be with the ones you love.
Karen Cargill will be performing with the LSO at the Barbican on 31 October, and 1, 12 & 14 November. To find out more about the series, visit lso.co.uk/berlioz, or click on the links below to find out more about the individual concerts.
Les nuits d'été & Symphonie fantastique
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Rick Campbell would have wanted it that way.
"He loved downtown and was so excited about what was happening down here Friday night," said Brenda Wicker, who helps out at Sugar Boogers along with her husband, Jerry.
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Friday night was the date of downtown
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And then it dawned on someone: We've got to open this place for Friday night's celebration.
No one is sorry they did. Bags of popcorn sold fast. The demand for hot chocolate was so great they sold out. The store did more than $300 of sales in no time — no small feat considering everything was priced at just $1.
"Friday night was great, we were jumping," Carruth said.
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"For Rick, this would have been a big smile party," Carruth said of Friday night's turnout at Sugar Boogers.
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"We had the best time," Carruth said.
Monday morning, Carruth and Brenda Wicker were opening Sugar Boogers for business while also cleaning up from the rush of Friday's traffic.
Asked if he thought Sugar Boogers would remain open for the long run now that
"I have no idea," he said. "We're waiting for the family to make a decision. I don't know what to expect."
The offices of Christmas Cheer of Alamance County are next door to Sugar Boogers. Dawn Sternal, Christmas Cheer's executive director, said in the months preceding the holidays, especially, she had daily contact with
"I'm expecting him to come through that door any minute, just like he did every day," Sternal said Monday morning. "I can't believe he's gone."
She said
Sternal said she got a call Thursday morning telling her
"I couldn't comprehend," she said. "I said, 'Passed? Passed what?' "
Sternal said the world is a better place for
"He was, 'Chop, chop, let's go,' " she said. "He never met a stranger. He was kind, generous and caring. He loved
Anne Morris, executive director of Burlington Downtown Corp., agreed.
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B.A. Northwest University, 1985; B.A. Leiden University
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B.S. Metallurgy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MS
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University of Denver, 1990; Ph.D., University of Notre Dame, 1998.
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University of Washington, 1987; M.B.A. Mississippi State University,
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B.A. University of Washington, 1965; M.B.A., ibid, 1971.
Patterson has directed a large retail store and served 30 years as a
U.S. Navy Supply Corps reserve officer, retiring with the rank of
captain. His marketing experience includes special projects and
marketing manager with a large packaged goods manufacturer and
marketing management for a large cable television company. His
particular interest areas include start-up business management and
international business.
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B.S.C.E., Auburn University, 1974; M.E.M., Saint Martin's
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experience with for-profit and not-for-profit organizations in both
the public and private sectors. A seasoned instructor who has taught
at six other colleges and universities, Wilson's particular areas of
interest are in organizational theory and labor/management
B.A. University of Washington, 1967; M.B.A. Pacific Lutheran
University, 1973. U.S. Army Veteran. Mr. Chickering has worked in
the private sector for over 40 years in various sales and marketing
positions. His past employers include Xerox, Gartner and American
Optical. He is past -President of Tumwater Rotary Club and past-
Board Member of Olympia YMCA. He teaches courses in Marketing,
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B.A. University of Maryland, 1991; M.P.A, Georgia College, 1998;
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Mr. Green served 23 years with the USAF and for the past 20 years
has served in numerous HR, risk management, and leadership roles in
the private sector, government, and nonprofit organizations. His
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human resources, and risk management. He has served on a number of
committees with the Washington Association of Counties, Washington
Counties Risk Pool, and Labor and Industries. His interest is in
providing a tangible and memorable learning experience for all
B.S. Wayland Baptist University, 1991; M.E.M. Saint Martin's
University, 2000. Mr. Kersul retired from the U.S. Army in 1995. He
has worked for 17 years for a local business where he currently
serves as General Sales Manager. He has extensive experience in
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personnel, and expand markets. His interests are related to the
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Cheryl Meyer graduated from the University of Washington in 1999
with a Bachelor's degree in accounting, and is completed her
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in Lacey, August 2012. She joined the faculty of Saint Martin's
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Cheryl currently works for NR Smith and Associates, PS, a CPA and
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Records continued to fall Saturday at the Sea Ray Relays, as the Miami University women's track and field team broke the 4x400m relay school record at the University of Tennessee-hosted meet, while the rest of the RedHawks placed seventh at the All-Ohio Championships, hosted by Ohio University, despite being short-handed.
After seeing three school records fall and another tied Friday, the 4x400m relay team of seniors Katie Scannell (Cortland, Ohio), Diona Graves (Fenton, Mo.) and Layne Baggett (Pittsburgh, Pa.), and freshman Kala Allen (East Amherst, N.Y.) combined to continue the trend, setting a new program standard with a time of 3:39.82. In doing so, the RedHawks took first place in the race, as well, finishing 0.03 seconds ahead of UConn, while Purdue was third, the host Volunteers were fourth and Mid-American Conference foe Western Michigan was fifth. The quartet topped the previous record of 3:40.90, set last year, by over a second.
Graves, who ran on the previous relay record-holding team, broke both the 100m and 200m dash school records yesterday (Friday) while Baggett tied the 100m hurdles mark. Baggett, Graves, Allen and junior Erica Mudd (Cincinnati, Ohio) opened the day at Tom Black Track by placing sixth in the 4x100m relay showcase race, clocking 46.46.
ATHENS, Ohio – After scoring 34 points on day one of the All-Ohio Championships, the RedHawks finished seventh out of 13 teams (that scored), despite missing its top sprinters and hurdlers, as Miami totaled 56 points. Ohio State won the meet with 212 points, while MAC foe Kent State was second with 148 and Akron third with 99. Local rival Cincinnati was fourth (96.5), Ashland fifth (69) and the host Bobcats (67.5) sixth.
Redshirt junior Ashley Zaper (Whitehouse, Ohio) crossed in fourth in the 100m hurdles to earn five points in a season-best 14.34, while a pair of Ohio State runners went 1-2. Junior Xerina Hughey (Galloway, Ohio) was 10th in the 100m hurdles in a season-best 14.74, while she placed 12th in a personal-best 25.85 in the 200m dash. Zaper, meanwhile, collected three more points by finishing sixth in the high jump, clearing 1.63m/5-4.25.
Freshman Brenna Poulsen (Indianapolis, Ind.) earned fourth in the 5000m run in a season-best 17:43.38 to collect five more points.
Freshman Laura Bess (Brownsburg, Ind.) finished fifth in the 800m run in 2:12.18 while sophomore Taylor Wickware (Geneva, Ill.) was seventh in a personal-best 2:12.59, which cracks Miami's all-time top-10 list. The two combined for six points in the event. In the 1500m, sophomore Jess Hoover (Hilliard, Ohio) was ninth and senior Monica Fischer (Cincinnati, Ohio) was 10th in 4:45.39 and 4:46.25, respectively.
In the throws, sophomore Adaora Anunike (Galena, Ohio) and redshirt senior Samantha Gable (Greenfield, Ind.) grabbed three points by claiming seventh and eighth, respectively, in the discus. Anunike had a heave of 45.58m/149-6 while Gable reached a mark of 44.06m/144-6. Gable also took ninth in the shot put with a push of 13.52m/44-4.25.
For a recap of day one action at the Sea Ray Relays and the All-Ohio Championships, click here.
Miami is scheduled to return to action next weekend at the Jesse Owens Classic in Columbus April 19-20, hosted by Ohio State, while select runners will travel to the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif. The schedule is subject to change, however.