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Spitalfields Music Winter Festival 7-18 December 2012 Festival brochure
WINTER FESTIVAL 7�18 December 2012 spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk 020 7377 1362 spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk 020 7377 1362 "Top class performers and inspired programming" Time Out Welcome to Our Festival As the year turns and London's big summer fades, we'd like you to join us in Spitalfields this December for an end of year musical celebration. Come and explore the hidden corners of the neighbourhood as we conjure up intimate performances in Georgian front rooms, opera with holographs in the vibrant Hoxton Hall, and unlock the Tower of London with an a JS Bach-inspired composition project. We continue fill more familiar spaces with sound as we're joined by Gabrieli Consort & Players, The English Concert, and London Handel Players bringing the best in baroque, and I Fagiolini in David Lang's poignant The Little Match Girl Passion. Also taking the helm will be local people of all ages, from our young programmers to our community choirs, as well as the return of the magical Musical Rumpus series. So come and enjoy the sights and sounds with us this Winter Festival! Wherever you're coming from, you will be most welcome. Abigail Pogson Chief Executive Buy one, Donate one. When you buy your tickets, why not consider donating the value of another ticket? We give all donated tickets to local residents who have not been to a Festival before and wish to experience our events for the first time. So far you have given 1,200 tickets and this year we won a Royal Philharmonic Society Music Award for the scheme. Please help us keep it going if you can. Scottish Reels and Winter Riffs Friday 7 December � 11.30am�12.30pm Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) London Handel Players with Alasdair Fraser Friday 7 December � 7.00pm�9.00pm Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) A �15 B �10 C/D �5 Free, booking required London Handel Players Sam Glazer presenter Your ears and feet are requested as Sam Glazer introduces musicians from the London Handel Players in a musical adventure based around Gaelic traditional songs and classically-styled airs. This concert is specially designed for young people to delve into the sound world of folk and baroque traditions. Supported by M & G Investments London Handel Players Alasdair Fraser fiddle Natalie Haas cello Clare Salaman hurdy-gurdy Music to include works by Lully, Vivaldi, Robert Mackintosh and Niel Gow The London Handel Players, led by Adrian Butterfield, have wowed audiences around the world for over 10 years. Now they team up with the renowned Scottish fiddle player Alasdair Fraser for a new programme of folk-inspired baroque music from the Celts and the Gauls. It won't be a quiet start to the Festival � join us to kick things off in style! " ...London Handel Players have consummate skill and musicianship..." New York Times, January 2012 Insight � 6.00pm Adrian Butterfield and Alasdair Fraser talk about this evening's programme. Midwinter Music Saturday 8 December � 10.30am�12.30pm Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) Winter Market Saturday 8 December Live performances 12.00pm�3.00pm [Market open 11.00am�4.00pm] Crispin Place, Spitalfields E1 Free, booking required Tower Hamlets Arts and Music Education Service Come and hear extraordinary young musicians from across Tower Hamlets showcasing their creative energy, musical skills and exuberance. Over 150 musicians, led by John Sims and the THAMES team, will bring you an array of musical stylings from their orchestras, double reeds, wind bands, tuned percussion, choirs and, bringing the house down, the THAMES Big Band. Supported by M & G Investments "What amazing energy!" Audience Member, Winter Festival 2011 Free, no booking required Join us for our seasonal showcase of local talent for a lunchtime of live music, art and fashion as we link up with our local partner Crisis to celebrate and promote the year-round work of Crisis Skylight. In association with Crisis and Spitalfields E1 Orgelb�chlein at the Tower of London Saturday 8 December � 7.00pm�8 .45pm A �25 B �18 (ticket includes a glass of wine) Colm Carey organ Catherine Martin violin William Whitehead chamber organ Programme to include music by JS Bach, Biber and new works forming part of the project to complete Bach's Orgelb�chlein. Experience the rare opportunity of enjoying a concert in the ancient and intimate setting of the Chapel Royal at the Tower of London. After a short talk, hear Biber's exquisite Rosary Sonatas alongside chorale preludes by leading contemporary composers, extending the genius of Bach's Orgelb�chlein into the 21st century. In partnership with the European Commission Representation in the UK and EUNIC London The Chapel Royal of St Peter ad Vincula In the House Sunday 9 December � 6.00pm�8 .00pm Georgian drawing rooms of Spitalfields �35, including drinks at the end of the event. Recitals by students from the Royal Academy of Music Part concert series, part historical tour, join us as we visit a new series of Spitalfields houses. Come and discover this unique part of London through music, with intimate performances that range from the Baroque to specially composed new works for each location. Complete your evening with a drinks reception at your final venue. We regret that this event is not fully accessible to customers with limited mobility. Advance booking via phone only. Toujours et Pr�s de Moi: "but who knows the east A Holographic Opera end?": an exploration Monday 10 � Tuesday 11 December 7.00pm�8.00pm & 8.45pm�9.45pm Hoxton Hall �15 (unreserved) Opera Erratica EXAUDI Patrick Eakin Young director James Weeks musical director Opera as you have never encountered it before � playful holographic characters act out a visually stunning story to the accompaniment of renaissance madrigals and contemporary works sung by leading vocal ensemble EXAUDI. This haunting dramatic work tells a touching, fractured tale of absence and regret through music, startling images and visual wonder. Supported by Arts Council England " Sometimes you find beauty in the most surprising productions and places... The visuals are a constant wonder" NOW Toronto Monday 10 � Tuesday 11 � Wednesday 12 Thursday 13 December 7.00pm�9.00pm Meeting place confirmed upon booking �12 Alan Gilbey BAFTA Award-winning screenwriter and lifelong East Ender Alan Gilbey invites you to join him on a journey in the footsteps of Arthur Morrison to hear tales of the mean streets of Spitalfields and beyond. To coincide with his new book, East End Backpassages: an explorer's guide, Alan and other local writers and performers come together for a Shoreditch remix of his sold out Summer Festival event to create an immersive experience which is part oral history event, part site specific performance and full of intrigue. We regret that this event is not fully accessible to customers with limited mobility. Not suitable for children. " A beautiful, funny, moving experience... Brilliantly delivered... You make history come alive... Fabulous and full of surprises." Audience Member, Summer Festival 2012 Insight � Tuesday 11 December � 6.30pm A conversation with Opera Erratica director Patrick Eakin Young about the project. join spitalfields music Add �35 membership when you buy your tickets to: Receive great benefits such as discounts and first dibs on tickets, invitation-only events, open rehearsals and the chance to meet some of the UK's top musicians. Give young people a chance to learn new skills, raise their aspirations and work with the very best musicians. Champion the Spitalfields area and support quality music in East London. Join a family of music fans from all walks of life. You benefit, others benefit, Spitalfields thrives. Visit spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk or call us on 020 7377 1362 for more information. "One of the pleasures of Spitalfields Music's festivals are their human warmth." Daily Telegraph June 2012 Who needs global when this can be your local? Musical Rumpus: A Fairy Queen in the Forest Tuesday 11 December 10.30am�11.30am & 12.00pm�1.00pm Rich Mix the Little Match girl passion Friday 14 December � 7.00pm�9.00pm Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) A �25 B �18 C �10 D �5 A suggested donation of �5 per child is welcomed from those who are able Zo� Palmer presenter Purcell arr. Sam Glazer The Fairy Queen Back by popular demand from our Summer Festival. Join us to explore a magical world of fairies and other creatures. Designed especially for very young ears (0�2-year-olds) and their parents, from the music of Henry Purcell. Supported by Youth Music and THAMES " My 18-month old daughter was entranced throughout � she loved the different instruments and beautiful harmonies and slept for hours afterwards because she was so relaxed!" Audience Member, Winter Festival 2011 I Fagiolini Robert Hollingworth director Matthew Robins puppetry JS Bach Jesu, meine Freude BWV 227 David Lang The Little Match Girl Passion In this unique concert, Gramophone Award-winning vocal ensemble I Fagiolini bring together one of JS Bach's greatest motets with David Lang's The Little Match Girl Passion. Based on Hans Christian Andersen's heartbreaking story Lang's Pulitzer Prize-winning piece takes its inspiration from Bach's St Matthew Passion, and is here animated with exquisite shadow puppetry by Matthew Robins. Threading the works together are delicate and evocative carols from Germany and Denmark, creating a poignant yuletide concert. Produced by Opera North Projects. With support from Emerald Group Publishing Limited. " Silhouettes that have something of the deft wit of Picasso sketches" Guardian, on shadow-puppeteer Matthew Robins. Insight � 6.00pm A conversation with Robert Hollingworth and Matthew Robins. Gabrieli Consort & Players Saturday 15 December � 7.00pm�9.00pm Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) A �25 B �18 C �10 D �5 A Musical Feast Sunday 16 December � 7.00pm�10.00pm Galvin La Chapelle �55 including two-course meal with coffee and petit fours Gallicantus Programme to include works by Byrd, Taverner and Tomkins Back by popular demand, we return to the stunning historic surroundings of Michelin-starred Galvin La Chapelle for a musical banquet. Fast rising early music stars Gallicantus � who impressed Winter Festival audiences in 2011 with their debut � perform sets of festive early vocal music between delectable courses. Gabrieli Consort & Players Paul McCreesh director Britten A Boy Was Born Music by Howells, Holst and Jonathan Dove alongside Tudor masterpieces Fresh from their Associate Artist series at our Summer Festival, Gabrieli Consort & Players return as part of their final celebrations of their 30th birthday year. Britten's virtuosic choral masterpiece is built around a tapestry of medieval poetry which has inspired so much glorious Impassioned and exciting music" twentieth-century English choral music. " It is accompanied by another of the choral The Times on Gallicantus' debut collections from across the ages for which Gabrieli are so widely renowned. Supported by Spitalfields Music Patrons " ...Budding singers, composers, conductors and producers everywhere take note: this is how it's done ... All we can do is applaud..." Classic FM Magazine, April 2012 The English Concert Monday 17 December � 7.00pm�9.00pm Christ Church Spitalfields A �32 B �26 C �16 D �10 E �5 Vivaldi's angels Tuesday 18 December � 7.00pm�9.15pm Christ Church Spitalfields A �32 B �26 C �16 D �10 E �5 The English Concert Laurence Cummings director Corelli Concerto grosso in G minor Op.6 No.8 (Christmas Concerto) JS Bach Cantana "Schwingt freudig euch empor" BWV 36 Magnificat BWV 243 Former Associate Artists The English Concert return to Christ Church Spitalfields with a sumptuous feast of seasonal baroque music. Full of invention Corelli's energetic Christmas Concerto remains one of his most popular works, alongside two magnificent works by JS Bach: the Advent cantata Schwingt freudig euch empor and his choral masterpiece, the Magnificat. A festive celebration not to be missed! Supported by Rawlinson & Hunter, Bircham Dyson Bell, and a syndicate of individual donors " As a listener it's exhilarating to be invited to lose oneself in such expertly crafted fantasy" The Guardian on The English Concert's King Arthur in Spitalfields Music Summer Festival 2011. Catherine Martin violin Emilie Renard mezzo soprano Early Opera Company Women sing East Christian Curnyn conductor Vivaldi Concertos from L'Estro Armonico Op3 Arias from Juditha Triumphans RV644 Gloria RV589 Chase away the winter weather with a musical trip to the sun drenched piazzas of eighteenth-century Venice. Join the Early Opera Company on a trip to the Ospedale della Pieta, where orphaned girls were taught to sing and play like angels by no less than Antonio Vivaldi, who dedicated 30 years of his life to this astounding institution. The concert combines dazzling concertos with virtuoso arias and culminates with Vivaldi's most popular choral work, the Gloria. refined, " sexy entertainment." Guardian on Early Opera Company Insight � 6.30pm Laurence Cummings discusses this evening's programme. sti va l menu av ai lable be for e and af ter Christ Church performances. Re serv at ion s: theenglishrestau rant.com 02 0 7247 4110 THE ENGLISH RESTAURANT Sp ec ia l Fe Booking Information 24 hours: spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk Mon�Fri 10.00am�6.00pm: 020 7377 1362 Minicom: 020 7375 0730 Half an hour in advance of the event start time: On the door Concessions Children under 16 50% discount Students �5 best available Under 26 25% discount Jobseekers 25% discount Disabled and limited mobility free companion ticket where required Groups of 10+ 10% discount r k fo get 1 kets Boo ts and �5 tic s n e v e xclude other . E and ounts disc IVAL FEST ! ore SAVER or m f f. two 5% o Seating Plans Christ Church A, B, C: Nave D: Side Aisles, unreserved & restricted view E: Gallery, unreserved & unsighted Shoreditch Church A, B: Nave C: Side Aisles, unreserved & restricted view D: Gallery, unreserved & unsighted no strings attached Free tickets for Tower Hamlets Residents. If you live in Tower Hamlets and have never been to one of our events before, you may qualify for a pair of free tickets! To find out more give us a call on 020 7377 1362 or email nostringsattached @spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk. STAGE SIDE AISLES SIDE AISLES GALLERY GALLERY Access There is wheelchair access in all of our venues and hearing loops at all box offices. If you require a large print version of this brochure or special assistance, please call us on the main box office or minicom numbers above or email email@example.com. NAVE NAVE Venues CR: The Chapel Royal of St Peter ad Vincula Tower of London, EC3N 4AB CC: Christ Church Spitalfields Commercial Street, E1 6LY CP: Crispin Place Spitalfields Market, E1 6LY GL: Galvin La Chapelle 35 Spital Square, E1 6DY HH: Hoxton Hall 130 Hoxton Street, N1 6SH RM: Rich Mix 35�47 Bethnal Green Road, E1 6LA SC: Shoreditch Church (St Leonard's) Shoreditch High Street, E1 6JN Adam Dant Illustrator Tower Hamlets resident Adam Dant is widely known for his unique celebrations of British culture and history through reinventing historical prints and illustrations by combining their style with contemporary ideas and situations. Many will be familiar with his maps and plans, for example of Shoreditch, which have both charted histories and re-imagined areas. Between 1995 and 1999 he created Donald Parsnips Daily Journal a palmsized `newspaper' distributed at random on the streets � a contemporary take on the eighteenth-century pamphleteer. For our Winter Festival brochure, Adam takes his inspiration from old playbills and chapbooks. In particular he's playfully explored the characteristically baroque interplay between music and nature, resulting in the illustrations of animals quizzically exploring musical instruments. He also shows his appreciation for the local architecture in the full-page scenes, featuring vocal consort Gallicantus in restaurant Galvin La Chapelle, as well as the map of our venues for this Festival, appropriately perched on a Georgianinspired music stand. Graphic Design:Imagist www.imagistlondon.com Programme details are correct at the time of going to press. In unavoidable circumstances Spitalfields Music reserves the right to alter the artists or programme. Spitalfields Music (registered as Spitalfields Festival Ltd.) is a registered charity no. 1052043 Thank you Spitalfields Music is immensely grateful to the organisations and individuals who are making our Festival and Learning & Participation programmes happen this year, including our Patrons, in-kind supporters and all those who wish to remain anonymous. Arts Council England London City of London London Borough of Tower Hamlets Tower Hamlets Arts and Music Education Service Youth Music Allen & Overy Clifford Chance Hammerson Herbert Smith M&G Group Spitalfields E1 29th May 1961 Charitable Trust Britten-Pears Foundation Columbia Foundation Fund of the Capital Community Foundation Coutts Charitable Trust Derek Shuttleworth Educational Trust Esm�e Fairbairn Foundation Fidelio Charitable Trust Garfield Weston Foundation Golsoncott Foundation Harold Hyam Wingate Foundation Holst Foundation J Paul Getty Jnr Charitable Trust John and Susan Bowers Fund Lynn Foundation Dr Mortimer & Theresa Sackler Foundation Paul Hamlyn Foundation PRS for Music Foundation Rothschild RVW Trust Sir Siegmund Warburg's Voluntary Settlement St Katharine and Shadwell Trust Westfield Community Grant Worshipful Company of Armourers & Brasiers Worshipful Company of Chartered Secretaries & Administrators Worshipful Company of Fuellers Worshipful Company of Ironmongers Worshipful Company of Leathersellers The late Peter Lerwill The late Christopher Vaughan Hugh Arthur Andrew Blankfield & Bernadette Hillman Chris Carter & Stuart Donachie Geoffrey Collens Michael Cutting Mr & Mrs Spencer & Lucy De Grey Alex & Susan de Mont Nigel Dutson Albert & Rowan Edwards Helen Fraser CBE Nick & Emma Hardie Keith & Sarah Jane Haydon John & Moyra Horseman Colleen Keck Peter & Sarah King George Law Simon Martin Alan & Dinah Moses Helen Payne Richard Syred & Brian Parsons The Ten Bells Libby Young Calendar Date TimeEvent Venue Friday 7.................... 11.30am....... Scottish Reels and Winter Riffs............................................... SC .................................... 7.00pm......... London Handel Players with Alasdair Fraser..................... SC Saturday 8.............. 10.30am...... Midwinter Music............................................................................. SC .................................... 12.00pm...... Winter Market...................................................................................CP .................................... 7.00pm......... Orgelb�chlein at the Tower of London................................. CR Sunday 9................. 6.00pm........ In the House..................................................................................... SM Monday 10.............. 7.00pm......... "But Who Knows the East End?": An Exploration.......... SM .................................... 8.45pm........ Toujours et Pr�s de Moi: A Holographic Opera................ HH Tuesday 11............. 10.30am...... Musical Rumpus: A Fairy Queen in the Forest................. RM .................................... 12.00am...... Musical Rumpus: A Fairy Queen in the Forest................. RM .................................... 7.00pm......... Toujours et Pr�s de Moi: A Holographic Opera................ HH .................................... 7.00pm......... "But Who Knows the East End?": An Exploration.......... SM .................................... 8.45pm........ Toujours et Pr�s de Moi: A Holographic Opera................ HH Wednesday 12...... 7.00pm......... "But Who Knows the East End?": An Exploration.......... SM Thursday 13........... 7.00pm......... "But Who Knows the East End?": An Exploration.......... SM Friday 14.................. 7.00pm......... The Little Match Girl Passion.................................................... SC Saturday 15........... 7.00pm......... Gabrieli Consort & Players......................................................... SC Sunday 16............... 7.00pm......... A Musical Feast.............................................................................. GL Monday 17.............. 7.00pm......... The English Concert...................................................................... CC Tuesday 18............. 7.00pm......... Vivaldi's Angels............................................................................... CC spitalfieldsmusic.org.uk 020 7377 1362


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EconStor Community: Universität Bielefeld http://hdl.handle.net/10419/43752 The Community's search engine Search the Channel search http://www.econstor.eu/simple-search The Continuous Logit Dynamic and Price Dispersion http://hdl.handle.net/10419/103938 Title: The Continuous Logit Dynamic and Price Dispersion

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Abstract: We define the logit dynamic for games with continuous strategy spaces and establish its fundamental properties, i.e. the existence, uniqueness and continuity of solutions. We apply the dynamic to the analysis of the Burdett and Judd (1983) model of price dispersion. Our objective is to assess the stability of the logit equilibrium corresponding to the unique Nash equilibrium of this model. Although a direct analysis of local stability is difficult due to technical difficulties, an appeal to finite approximation techniques suggest that the logit equilibrium is unstable. Price dispersion, instead of being an equilibrium phenomenon, is a cyclical phenomenon. We also establish a result on the Lyapunov stability of logit equilibria in negative definite games. A Model of Quality Uncertainty with a Continuum of Quality Levels http://hdl.handle.net/10419/103937 Title: A Model of Quality Uncertainty with a Continuum of Quality Levels

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Abstract: This work takes a closer look on the predominant assumption in usual lemon market models of having finitely many or even only two different levels of quality. We model a situation which is close to the classical monopolistic setting but admits an interval of possible quality values. Additionally, to make the model interesting, the consumer receives a signal which is correlated to the quality level and is her private information. We introduce a new concept for the consumer reaction to the received information, encompassing rationality but also allowing for a certain degree of imperfection. We find that there is always a strictly positive price-quality relation in equilibrium but the classical adverse selection effects are not observed. In contrast, low quality levels do not make any sales. After applying a refinement to these equilibria, we show that when the additional signal is very precise, more low quality levels are excluded from the market. In the limit of perfect information, the market breaks down, a behavior completely opposed to the original perfect information case. These different and quite extreme results compared to the classical lemon market case should serve as a warning to have a closer look at the assumption of having finitely many quality levels. Subgame-Perfect Equilibria in Stochastic Timing Games http://hdl.handle.net/10419/103936 Title: Subgame-Perfect Equilibria in Stochastic Timing Games

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Our organization is planning a migration from Exchange 2007 to Exchnage 2010. We are currently running Enterprise Vault 9.0. When I install my 2010 CAS servers should I expect any issues with Enterrpise Vault? What needs to be done to maintain continuity? Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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Here is a very detailed migration plan for nearly the same thing you are looking at. You might want to consider an upgrade to the latest EV before the migration.
If I was helpful in solving your issue please mark my post with a thumbs up or a solution! Have a great day :)
Have a look at the setting up exchange archiving guide, that will be a start, but essentially ....
- Vault Service Account will need a mailbox, and it'll need to be an Exchange 2010 server [if I assume you intend to have Exchange 2010 mailboxes too?]
- Vault Service Account needs permissions PowerShell script run
- Vault Service Account needs Throttling PowerShell script run
- EV OWA Extensions need installing on the CAS(es)
Pretty much it, at a high level.
Following articles will help you :
1. How to move archive-enabled mailboxes from one Exchange server to another.
2. How to add Exchange 2010 to an existing Enterprise Vault environment
If your users use EV OWA extensions to access archived email from OWA, then you need to install the extensions on the 2010 CAS servers as well. If you have all your mailboxes in 2007, you shouldn't have any issues. However, if you start moving the mailboxes to 2010, then you need to add the Exchange 2010 mailbox server to the VAC and that would involve setting permissions with the PS scripts, create system mailboxes, new archiving tasks, add some registry keys such as SynchInMigrationMode, etc.
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Longest Time To Balance A Baseball Bat On Two Fingers While Spinning A Pillow On One Finger
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Springfield, Illinois, United States / November 9, 2010
Brian Pankey balanced a baseball bat on two fingers for 43.70 seconds while spinning a pillow on one finger of his other hand.
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- may use wood or aluminum baseball bat
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- must observe RecordSetter balancing critieria
- must use a standard square throw pillow
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St. Paul Antiochian Orthodox Church in Emmaus, PA hosted the 2013 Parish Life Conference, July 3-7, 2013. Our thanks to Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick for providing the talks from Samuel Noble, Fr. Noah Bushelli, Jonathan Jackson, and Dr. Christopher Veniamin.
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Dr. Christopher Veniamin: Transforming Psychological States into Spiritual Ones
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Jonathan Jackson: My Journey into the Orthodox Church.
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Fr. Noah Bushelli: Extended House Guests: Parents' Task of Raising God's Children
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Samuel Noble: Remembering Antioch's Forgotten Saints
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In Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, gamers will play as Mickey Mouse and for the first time ever, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Walt Disney's first cartoon star, in an all-new adventure of creativity and discovery. Created by industry luminary Warren Spector and Disney Interactive's Junction Point game development studio, Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two returns the franchise to the Wii system from Nintendo, as well as expanding it to new HD consoles including the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PLAYSTATION 3 computer entertainment system.
Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two returns Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to Wasteland, an alternate world filled with 80 years of forgotten Disney characters and theme park attractions. But for the first time, Mickey and Oswald will join forces as true partners – Mickey with his magical paint brush that wields paint and thinner, and Oswald with his powerful remote control that allows him to command electricity. This new co-op play combined with enhanced in-game physics will further enhance the idea that "PlayStyle Matters" – a unique approach to gameplay pioneered by Warren Spector where players dynamically tackle different challenges in order to explore all possibilities and storylines, but with consequences for their chosen actions
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Government strategies and commercial models: the politics of the global stem cell bioeconomy
Stem cell science and its potential commercial applications form part of the global bio-economy of the life sciences where countries compete for national advantage. In working to enhance their global competitive position, states may introduce a range of policies to support and develop stem cell science, such as investment in basic and translational science, strategic coordination of the science, public-private partnerships between science and industry, regulation to maintain public trust, and intellectual property legislation to increase venture capital confidence and investment. States may also seek to influence international agreements, conventions and legislation as a means for protecting and enhancing their global advantage. Precisely what strategy, if any, is adopted depends not only on a government's understanding of the stem cell science-market relationship but also on its response to the local and regional factors (political, economic and cultural) that may influence and shape that relationship.
The aim of the postdoctoral fellowship is to draw on the resources, networks and empirical material of the ESRC's 'Global politics of human embryonic stem cell science' project to develop the fellow's interdisciplinary theoretical capacity and skills with regard to the contribution of the state to the politics of the global stem cell bio-economy.
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Guest Column: Free businesses from excessive regulation
By Kmele Foster
Capitol Hill is inching closer to passing landmark regulatory reform that will help encourage investment and create jobs.
The REINS Act would require that Congress review and approve any new regulation expected to cost more than $100 million. In 2010 alone, despite the weak economy, the Barack Obama administration issued 3,752 new rules — and 224 of them cost more than $100 million. The REINS Act would go a long way toward stemming the tide of costly and regressive regulatory policies coming from Washington, D.C.
Economic recovery has been anemic this year. The most recent jobs figures from the Department of Labor put the national unemployment rate at 9.1 percent, with 14 million Americans still out of work. A big reason for lagging job creation is the mounting regulatory burden on private enterprise.
Right now, roughly 170,000 federal business regulations are currently on the books. Written in fine print, single-spaced and double-columned, they fill about 150,000 pages of text. In 2008 alone, regulations cost the U.S. economy $1.75 trillion, according to a report from the Small Business Administration (SBA). That's equal to a whopping 14 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
Add that to the nation's tax burden, and it's easy to see how the federal government is stifling businesses, undermining employment growth and handicapping America's global competitiveness.
Surely, not all of Washington's regulations can be said to improve workplace safety or public health. Unaccountable bureaucrats continue to establish new hurdles for business owners to jump through without regard for the costs imposed. Managers get buried under paperwork that often provides little to no value to their workforces or the public.
Small businesses suffer the most. The average firm with fewer than 20 employees faces regulatory costs 42 percent higher than businesses with up to 500 employees. The average regulatory compliance costs for each employee of a small business now exceed $10,000 per year, according to the SBA report.
Small companies tend to run on very thin profit margins. So even small upticks in operating costs can force them to take drastic measures, like reducing new hires, imposing layoffs or even declaring bankruptcy.
In my experience as the principal of a technology consulting firm, compliance with the standard battery of employment and tax rules at all levels of government easily consumes 20 percent of my time in any given year.
Many of our clients are small to midsize businesses in heavily-regulated industries like health care and finance. In these industries, regulatory challenges are among the most often-cited factors in investment and procurement decisions.
The global marketplace is already turbulent and hyper-competitive. Business owners shouldn't have to worry about their decisions running afoul of needless regulations.
Without congressional action, these regulations show no sign of letting up.
The president's health care law contains roughly 100 new regulatory provisions. The 2010 financial reform law imposes nearly 500 new rules and more than 120 reports and studies. And the Environmental Protection Agency is pursuing 31 new rules that will each cost industry at least $100 million.
This out-of-control rulemaking has to stop. Federal officials are severely hampering the private-sector dynamism proven to generate prosperity and economic opportunity. That's why, even if the REINS Act passes, lawmakers must launch a broader effort to scale back unnecessary rules on industry.
To start, officials need to establish nonpartisan, independent review processes to examine new and existing regulations and determine their actual costs and benefits. Currently, agencies can often impose new rules on industry without ever having to justify them or examine their economic consequences.
Some economic sectors are now suffocating under layers of redundant regulation, as separate rulemaking authorities have each imposed the same restrictions without checking first to see if similar statutes already existed. This confusion and regulatory overlap contributes to the uncertainty dampening investment and employment.
The American economy is an intensely complicated place. A cursory understanding of a given industry often isn't enough to effectively regulate it. Worse still, when regulatory actions are driven by political concerns, there tend to be significant economic costs.
Finally, officials need to reform the permitting process to allow new businesses to quickly get through the paperwork and start growing. Too often, valuable new business ideas die off while stuck in the approval process.
Today, government micromanagement is smothering private business and slowing recovery. Unless Congress steps in to cut down on the regulatory thicket, the economy will continue to stagnate and could fall back into recession. Policymakers need to reform the nation's regulatory system — fast.
Kmele Foster is the co-founder and vice president of TelcoIQ, a telecommunications consultancy. He is also the chairman of America's Future Foundation.
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Having a Water Barrel of Fun / At Workshop, Scouts Learn About Dangers of Too Much Runoff
"Well, it starts with rain," says Mara Moran, 12, a Girl Scout with Troop 1706 in Cheverly, Md. "My teacher says that the water we drink is the same water the cavemen drank.""Yeah, people think you can make water, but you can't," says Deirdre Harder, 9, as she helps Mara push a big plastic barrel.
"It doesn't regenerate," adds Emily Castelli, 13, who is tugging at the same barrel. "It's the same water over and over we get from rain filling the rivers and lakes and things."
"We have to learn how to keep that water clean," pipes in Helen Marie Castelli, 11, Emily's cousin, during a workshop to learn about rain barrels.
The workshop took place beside the Anacostia River, which flows past the U.S. Capitol and the new Washington Nationals baseball park, before joining the Potomac River across from Reagan National Airport.
The Anacostia is said to be one of the dirtiest rivers in the country. By learning to make rain barrels, the Scouts were working on their water badges and helping the river at the same time.
"Those little raindrops are something," says Jim Connolly, who heads the Anacostia Watershed Society and has a rain barrel at home in Arlington. "Just an inch of rain – which is a good-sized summer storm – falling on the roof of an average house around here will collect about 1,200 gallons of water. Imagine what a shopping mall parking lot or highway collects!
"The problem is that it rushes all kinds of bad stuff – trash and grease and fertilizers and chemicals – into the river quickly, killing the fish and vegetation, and eroding the shorelines. We don't have factories or farms in Washington polluting our rivers. It's this runoff rainwater."
Last year, Maryland began requiring that new and renovated buildings have a way to catch rainwater, Connolly says.
Someday, he says, "all new homes and commercial buildings… will have to save rainwater because it's the simplest and cheapest way to protect the rivers. If we capture the storm water – using it to water our gardens or just drain it out a few days after a storm – the rivers know how to clean themselves."
But you don't have to wait to have a rain barrel, says Barry Chenkin, who runs the Anacostia workshops and started a company called Aquabarrel.
At the workshop the Scouts attended, several adults wanted to buy barrels and other equipment from Chenkin. A lucky few got free barrels that the Scouts assembled, gluing in spigots and flow pipes that connect to a home's downspouts.
Each of the 55-gallon barrels, which once held such products as salad dressing or tomato sauce, can collect about 1,300 gallons of rainwater during the summer, Chenkin says.
When Mara told her science teacher and classmates about the barrel project, "everybody thought it was cool," she says.
"Now we think we're going to make one for our school," she adds proudly.
Want to build a rain barrel?
– In Chesterfield County: About 180 barrels were made during six workshops held from April to July, according to Susan A. Edwards of the Chesterfield County Cooperative Extension.
– In Henrico County: A workshop is scheduled for Oct. 18 at the Henrico Harvest Fair. Registration will be limited to 30 people, and there is a fee. A registration form will be posted soon at www.co.henrico.va.us/extension
– In Richmond: A workshop sponsored by Clean Water Virginia is scheduled for tomorrowAug. 6 at Forest Hill Park. The class is full.
– Prince George County: The James River Soil and Water Conservation District will post dates for fall rain barrel workshops, primarily for Prince George residents, on its Web site, www.jrswcd.vi.virginia.gov
– In Farmville: Clean Virginia Waterways plans to hold a workshop Sept. 30 or Oct. 2. Also included will be a "train the trainer" session for nonprofit groups that want to learn how to present rain-barrel programs in their communities. For details, see the Longwood University link below.
Find out more about making rain barrels at these sites:
– www.cbf.org: (type "rain barrel" in the search box) The Chesapeake Bay Foundation has a "Build Your Own Rain Barrel" brochure. The four-page brochure has how-to information, photos and drawings, cost considerations and other resources.
– www.longwood.edu/CLEANVA/rainbarrels.htm: The Longwood University site has illustrated instructions for building your own rain barrel, including the tools and supplies you'll need.
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By Stacy Kess
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The suspect in a stabbing at an Ohio Wesleyan University fraternity was arraigned Friday.
Nicholas Corey Lee Eber, 23, of Delaware, was arraigned in Delaware Municipal Court on charges of attempted murder and felonious assault for stabbing OWU senior Anthony Peddle at the Chi Phi Fraternity house Saturday. A $250,000 bond was issued.
The case was referred to the Delaware County Prosecutor's Office Friday.
Delaware City Police arrested Eber Thursday based on witness statements and physical evidence, according to a statement police released Thursday. A search warrant listed a green sweatshirt, medical scrubs, knives and blood evidence as items police hoped to recover. The warrant stated that Eber was found to have a wound to his left forearm consistent with a possible knife wound. During the interview and in interviews with Peddle and witnesses, police were informed the incident involved a recently dissolved personal relationship between Eber and Peddle's roommate.
Delaware Police officers were dispatched around 3:36 a.m. Saturday to the fraternity, 216 N. Franklin St., on report of a stabbing. When officers arrived, they found Peddle with stab wounds in the chest and hand.
Following the incident, Peddle was flown to Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, where he underwent surgery for his injuries. He was released Monday.
Peddle is OWU senior class president and will speak at the commencement ceremony Sunday, said OWU spokesperson Cole Hatcher.
Eber was recently in Delaware Municipal Court for unrelated traffic charges. He is currently being held at the Delaware County Jail pending arraignment for the charges surrounding the stabbing.
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for May 16.
Dustin Ensinger can be reached at 740-413-0902 or on Twitter @densingerDG. Stacy Kess can be reached at 740-413-0903 or on Twitter @StacyMKess.


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