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Jason Eckhardt: Subject
1 CD / Tzadik / 2015-05-26Works: Jason Eckhardt: Subject, for string quartet; Paths of Resistance, for guitar; Trespass, for piano & chamber ensemble; Flux, for flute & cello; Tongues, for soprano, flute, clarinet, guitar, viola & p...
Performers: Arnold, Tony [Soprano Vocal]; Campbell, Jay [Cello]; Dodson, Jordan [Guitar]; Lamb, Eric; Nonken, Marilyn
Conductors: ; Weiss, Timothy; Fulmer, David
Ensemble: International Contemporary Ensemble; Oberlin Contemporary Music ; Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble
Jason Eckardt began as a heavy metal guitarist, and turned to contemporary music after hearing Webern. His music is highly complex and retains the energy...continue...
John Zorn: Myth and Mythopoeia / Sarah Sun; Jeff Zeigler, Chris Otto, Joy Campbell
1 CD / Tzadik / 2014-06-24Works: John Zorn: Pandora's Box, for voice & string quartet; Missa Sine Voces; Zeitgehöft, for violin & cello; Babel, for cello; Hexentarot, for violin, cello & piano
Performers: Campbell, Jay [Cello]; Gosling, Stephen; Otto, Chris; Sun, Sarah Maria; Zeigler, Jeff
Ensemble: Adritti Quartet; Talea Ensemble
This is a fabulous collection of five of Zorn's most exciting and dynamic recent compositions performed by a variety of new music superstars. Pandora's Box...continue...
Matthew Barnson (b.1979): Sibyl Tones
1 CD / Tzadik / 2014-02-18Works: Matthew Barnson: Quartet for Strings no 2; Quartet for Strings no 3; Quartet for Strings no 1 ("Sibyl Tones")
John Zorn Mystic Series: 'The Alchemist' & 'Earthspirit' string quartets
1 CD / Tzadik / 2014-02-18Works: John Zorn: The Alchemist, for string quartet; Earthspirit, for 3 voices
Performers: Campbell, Jay [Cello]; Fulmer, David; Kim, Pauline; Mills, Jesse [Violin]; Zorn, John [Composer]
Personnel: Jesse Mills , Pauline Kim (violin); David Fulmer (viola); Jay Campbell (cello).
Recording information: Eastside Sound (10/30/2013)....continue...
Leaf Metal / Adam Roberts
1 CD / Tzadik / 2014-01-21Works: Adam Roberts: Tangled Symmetries, for string quartet; Strange Loops, for chamber orchestra & electronics; Sinews, for violin; Leaf Metal, for large wind ensemble; Anakhtara, for cello
Performers: Diaz, Gabriela [Violin]; Schwartz, Benjamin
Conductors: Vaillancourt, Lorraine; Hewitt, Eric
Ensemble: ; Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble
Award winning composer Adam Roberts has studied at Eastman, Harvard and in Vienna and currently teaches composition in Istanbul. His music is powerful and kinetic,...continue...
John Zorn: On the Torment of Saints, the Casting of Spells and the Evocation of Spirits
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-11-19Works: John Zorn: The Tempest (A Masque), for flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, drums & percussion; All Hallows Eve (Satanic Counterpoint for the Witches' Sabbath), for violin, viola & cello; The Temptations ...
Performers: Campbell, Jay [Cello]; Fulmer, David; Otto, Chris
Ensemble: Fifth House Ensemble (Chamber Orchestra); International Contemporary Ensemble
Another installment of spectacular chamber pieces written form some of the greatest new music performers in the US today! Written as a companion piece to...continue...
Recording information: East Side Sound, New York City NY (07/2013)....continue...
Pierre-Yves Macé: Segments et Apostilles
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-09-24Works: Pierre-Yves Macé: Segments et apostilles, for bass flute, harp, cello, cimbalom & tape; Qui-vive, for electronics; Glissement de terrain, for harp, vibraphone, piano, cello & double bass
Performers: Drapper, Simon [Double Bass]; Giuglaris, Camille [Cello]; Mace, Pierre-Yves; Muller, Augustin [Vibraphone]; Rinaudo, Rafaelle [Harp]
Ensemble: L'Instant Donné
Born in France and based in Paris, Pierre-Yves Mace is a composer of great imagination and passion. His first recording, Faux-Jumeaux, was released on Tzadik...continue...
Noah Creshevsky: Four Seasons
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-07-30Works: Noah Creshevsky: The Four Seasons, for voices, chamber ensemble & electronics
Performers: Adachi, Tomomi; Avery, Teodross; Banner, Adrian [Piano]; Buzzarté, Monique; Cawley, Jeremiah [Vocals]; Denio, Amy; Friedland, Sherman; Griffith, Beth; Gross, Rich; Hanson, Kathy; Heidt, Gary; ...
On Night / David Fulmer
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-07-30Works: David Fulmer: On Night, for soprano saxophone & chamber ensemble
Performers: Gattegno, Eliot
Conductors: Fulmer, David
Ensemble: Argento Chamber Ensemble
The music of composer violinist, and conductor David Fulmer is some of the most rigorous, demanding and imaginative work around. Greatly acclaimed in the classical...continue...
Recording information: Systems Two Recording Studio, Brooklyn, NY....continue...
Gloria Coates: At Midnight
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-03-26Works: Gloria Coates: Holographic Universe, for violin & orchestra; Where the Eagle Flies, for piano; Among the Asteroids, for string quartet; Lunar Loops, for 2 guitars; The Silver Eyed Soul, for piano & b...
Performers: Fischer, Ruth; Hoock, Christine; Skaerved, Peter Sheppard; Stiens, Stephen [Guitar]; Taverna, Alessandro
Conductors: Thompson, Neil
American composer Gloria Coates was born in Wisconsin but has lived in Germany since the 1960s. Her music is not easy to classify, and the chamber works here might be said to bridge the divide between...continue...
Filmworks XXV - John Zorn: City of Slaughter; Schmatta, Beyond the Infinite
1 CD / Tzadik / 2013-01-29Works: John Zorn: City of Slaughter, film score; Schmatta, film score; Beyond the Infinite, film score
Performers: Burger, Rob; Mor, Omri; Zorn, John [Composer]
Recording information: EastSide Sound, NYC.
According to the liner notes included in the 25th volume of John Zorn's FilmWorks series, City of Slaughter/Schmatta/Beyond the Infinite may be the l...continue...
Ernesto Martínez: Sincronario
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-10-30Works: Ernesto Martínez: Urbantotem, for 2 electric basses & guitar; Suite Sincronario, for hyperión & percussion; EM, for 2 pianos; Anti M-R, for electric piano, shamisen, marimba & steel gui...
Ensemble: Micro Rítmia
The second CD from this maverick Mexican composer, a former colleague of the legendary Conlon Nancarrow, features a radical new instrument - the hiperión: a...continue...
Recording information: MonkiLab Audio Studio, Querétaro, México (03/2012-05/2012)....continue...
John Zorn: Music and Its Double
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-10-30Works: John Zorn: A Rebours, for chamber ensemble; Ceremonial Magic, for violin & drums; La Machine de l'être, for orchestra
Performers: Choi, Jennifer; Fulmer, David; Han, June; Lipowski, Alexander; Nicolas, Mike; O'Connor, Tara Helen; Pereira, Joe [Percussion]; Rubin, Joshua; Sherry, Fred [Cello]; Winant, William [Percussion]; Wolle...
Conductors: Lubman, Bradley; Oramo, Sakari
Three powerful dramatic works from Zorn's remarkable concert music catalog! Zorn's unique cello concerto is a colorful virtuoso showpiece for cellist Fred Sherry and three...continue...
David Rosenboom: Life Field - Retrospective Selections
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-10-30Works: David Rosenboom: Continental Divide, for keyboards or mallet percussion (or chamber orchestra); Pocket Pieces, for flute, alto saxophone, viola & percussion; And Come Up Dripping, for oboe & electron...
Performers: Cleve, Libby Van; Floyd, J.B.; Krieger, Ulrich; Martirano, Salvatore; Menzies, Mark; Miller, James [Trumpet]; Ondarza, Danielle; Ray, Vicki; Rosenboom, Daniel; Rosenboom, David; Tavolacci, Christine ...
Conductors: Rosenboom, David;
Ensemble: ; California EAR Unit
David Rosenboom is a composer/performer of unprecedented range and experience. He performed at the Electric Circus in 1969, on the original recording of In C...continue...
Recording information: Dizzy Gillespie Recording Studio At California Institut....continue...
John Zorn: Rimbaud
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-08-28Works: John Zorn: Rimbaud, suite for chamber ensemble & electronics
Conductors: Lubman, Bradley
Ensemble: Talea Ensemble
An eclectic suite inspired by revolutionary French writer Arthur Rimbaud, whose incredible life and work continues to be a symbol for rebellion and visionary freedom...continue...
Rimbaud is a fascinating collection of four stylistically diverse, wildly imaginative, mostly manic pieces by John Zorn, all inspired by the 19th century French Symbolist poet. Zorn takes the meaning ...continue...
Fausto Romitelli: Anamorphosis
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-07-31Works: Fausto Romitelli: Amok Koma, for flute, clarinet, bass clarinet, percussion, piano, synthesizer, violin, viola & cello; Domeniche alla Periferia dell'Impero, for flutes, bass clarinet, violin & cello...
Performers: Adamcyk, David; Beck, Steven; Cheung, Anthony; Dukovski, Vasko; Lim, Sunghae Anna; Streber, Ryan; Woods, Alex
Conductors: Baker, James
Ensemble: Talea Ensemble
Personnel: Oren Fader (electric guitar); Alex Woods, Anna Lim (violin); Elizabeth Weisser (viola); Chris Gross (cello); Tara Helen O'Connor (flute); Rane Moore (clarinet); Vasko Dukovski (bass clarin...continue...
World of Odd Harmonics / Ned Rothenberg
1 CD / Tzadik / 2012-05-22Works: Ned Rothenberg: World of Odd Harmonics, for clarinet
Performers: Rothenberg, Ned
Recording information: The Academy of Arts and Letters, New York, NY (08/14/2010-08/15/2010)....continue...
Andy Laster: Riptide
1 CD / Tzadik / 2011-10-25Works: Andy Laster: Genk, for clarinet, cello, violin & piano; String Trio no 1; Riptide, for piano; Concrete Floor and Sailfish, for cello, clarinet, violin & viola; Flagella, for cello, clarinet, piano & ...
Performers: Adamov, Lev; Avni, Eliran; Beck, Stephen; Berry, Hamilton; Choi, Jennifer; Friedlander, Erik; Griffin, Stephanie; Katz, Moran; Lu, Ning
Conductors: Rossi, Mick
Andy Laster has been referred to as a "chamber jazz" musician and composer, a way of suggesting not only the small ensembles with which he tends to work, but also the hybrid of jazz and classical musi...continue...
Les Exercices Spirituels
1 CD / Tzadik / 2011-05-31Works: George Lewis: Les Exercices Spirituels, for ensemble & electronics; Hello Mary Lou, for ensemble; Ikons, for ensemble
Performers: Archinal, Brian [Percussion]; Ballance, Sara; Carroll, Ian; Lamon-Anderson, Ariana; Lewis, George [Clarinet]; Lewis, George [Trombone/Electronics]; Savage, David; Turney, Kimberly; Walters, Ashley
Conductors: Petit, Arnaud; Bettendorf, Carl Christian; Steiger, Rand
Ensemble: ; Ensemble Erik Satie; Wet Ink
Composer, scholar, computer wizard and trombonist extraordinaire George Lewis is one of the world's most distinguished musicians, and Les Exercises Spirituels is one of his...continue...
John Zorn: The Satyr's Play; Cerebus
1 CD / Tzadik / 2011-04-19Works: John Zorn: The Satyr's Play, for 2 percussionists; Cerberus, trio for brass
Performers: Baptista, Cyro; Evans, Peter [Trumpet]; Rojas, Marcus; Taylor, David; Wollesen, Kenny
Conductors: Zorn, John [Composer]
Two dramatic new worlds in sound from our downtown Alchemist who continues to confound and defy expectations well into his fourth decade of recorded activity....continue...
Recording information: East Side Sound, NYC.
John Zorn, whose music does not fit classical or jazz categories or even the in-between third stream classification, has constantly explored new ter...continue...
Ryan Francis: Works for Piano
1 CD / Tzadik / 2011-04-19Works: Ryan Francis: Etudes for piano; Consolations, for piano; Wind-Up Bird Preludes, for piano; Moonlight Fantasy, for piano
Performers: Chow, Vicky
Ryan Anthony Francis is a remarkable young composer who was born in Portland, Oregon, studied at Julliard and now resides in New York City. His...continue...
Recording information: Oktaven Audio, Yonkers, NY....continue...
John Zorn: What Thou Wilt
1 CD / Tzadik / 2010-10-25Works: John Zorn: Contes de Fées, for violin, piano & orchestra; (fay çe que vouldras), for piano; 777 (nothing is true, everything is permitted), for 3 cellos
Performers: Drury, Stephen; Friedlander, Erik; Nicolas, Mike; Nussbaum, Stephanie; Sherry, Fred [Cello]; Zorn, John [Composer]
Composed in 1999 at the turning of the millennium, 'Cones de Fees' is one of Zorn's classical masterworks. A powerful violin concerto with a virtuosic...continue...
Personnel: Stephanie Nussbaum; Erik Friedlander, Tanglewood Orchestra, Ryan McAdams, Mike Nicolas, Stephen Drury, Fred Sherry ....continue...
Karl Berger: Strangely Familiar
1 CD / Tzadik / 2010-07-27Works: Karl Berger: Strangely Familiar, suite of miniatures for piano
Performers: Berger, Karl [Vibraphone]
Composer, arranger, pianist, vibraphonist, conductor and educator, Karl Berger steps out on his own here for a brilliant solo piano recital. Structured as a series...continue...
Recording information: Kleinert/James Gallery, Woodstock, NY (02/22/2010/02/24/2010).
Jazz legend Karl Berger is best known for his vibes and piano playing and for founding, with Ornette Colema...continue...
Scott Johnson: Americans
1 CD / Tzadik / 2010-05-18Works: Scott Johnson: Americans, for ensemble; The Illusion of Guidance, for ensemble; Bowery Haunt, for 2 guitars; Anthem Hunt (from Pact 2006), for ensemble
Performers: Chudzik, Greg; Cossin, David; Dancigers, Mark; Driscoll, Kermit; Ferrari, John; Gosling, Stephen; Johnson, Derek [Guitar]; Johnson, Scott [Guitar/Composer]; Lowenstern, Michael; Rowell, Mary L.; Sull...
A long awaited CD of a major new composition by one of America's greatest and most elusive composers from the early days of postmodern minimalism....continue...
Recording information: Kampo Studios....continue...
Rothenberg: Ryu Nashi - New Music For Shakuchi
1 CD / Tzadik / 2010-04-06Works: Ned Rothenberg: Emergent Vessel, for shakuhachi; Naki Tokoro Nite (Where There Is Neither), for voice, juita shamisen & shakuhachi; Dan No Tabi (Journey on a Staircase), for shakuhachi & viola; Shado...
Performers: Griffin, Stephanie; Hiraoka, Yoko; Lee, Riley; Rothenberg, Ned; Samuelson, Ralph
Internationally acclaimed for his solo music since the late '70s, Ned Rothenberg is one of the world's most original voices on the shakuhachi. A student...continue...
John Zorn: Chimeras
1 CD / Tzadik / 2010-02-23Works: John Zorn: Chimeras I-XII
Performers: Choi, Jennifer; Davidson, Ilana; Drury, Stephen; Farnum, Elizabeth; Lowenstern, Michael; Lubman, Bradley; O'Connor, Tara Helen; Sherry, Fred; Winant, William
Newly revised, this is the definitive version of a Zorn masterpiece! Loosely inspired by the remarkable worlds of Henry Darger, Lewis Carroll and Unica Zurn,...continue...
Monk: Beginnings
1 CD / Tzadik / 2009-11-24Works: Traditional: Greensleeves; Meredith Monk: Nota; Duet for Voice and Echoplex; Trance; Epic 1; Paris; Biography; Mill; The Tale; Quarry Weave; Epic 2; Tower; Do You Be?; Quarry Procession; Porch; Don P...
Performers: Goodman, Andrea; Kampe, Susan; Monk, Meredith; Preston, Don; Solem, Monica; Walcott, Collin
An unprecedented collection of recordings charting the earliest years of one of the world's most personal and exciting renaissance women-composer, singer, performance artist, playwright, film...continue...
John Zorn: Femina / Zorn, et al
1 CD / Tzadik / 2009-10-27Works: John Zorn: Femina, for ensemble
Performers: Choi, Jennifer; Courvoisier, Sylvie; Dunkelman, Shayna; Emanuel, Carol; Lee, Okkyung; Mori, Ikue
Conductors: Zorn, John [Composer]
Structured as a colorful tribute to women in the Arts, 'Femina' is a triumphant return to the file card technique that has produced some of...continue...
Personnel: Jennifer Choi (violin); Sylvie Courvoisier (piano); Carol Emanuel (harp); Ikue Mori (electronics).
Recording information: East Side Sound (12/16/2008-12/18/2008)....continue...
David Simons: Fung Sha Noon
1 CD / Tzadik / 2009-10-27Works: David Simons: Odentity, for ensemble; Uncle Venus, for gamelan & string quartet; Music for theremin & gamelan; Chain of Incident, for percussion
Performers: Chiu, Tom; Chiu, Tom Teh; Griffin, Stephanie; Karrer, Lisa; Schwimmer, Rob; Simons, David
Conductors: Simons, David
Ensemble: Harry Parts' Fictive Ensemble
Personnel: David Simons (percussion, sampler); Tom Chiu (violin); Stephanie Griffin (viola); Rob Schwimmer (Theremin)....continue...
Music Romance Vol. 1: Music For Children
1 CD / Tzadik / 2009-06-16Works: John Zorn: Fils des etoiles; This Way Out; Music for Children; Bikini Atoll; Bone Crusher; Dreamer of Dreams; Cycles du Nord; SooKi's Lullaby
Performers: Abel, Dave; Abel, David [violin/vla]; Baptista, Cyro; Cohen, Greg; Coleman, Anthony; Feldman, Mark; Friedlander, Erik; Hudgins, Jeff; Johnson, Dane; Lacamoire, Alex; Reed, Lou; Ribot, Marc; Sanesi, A...
Ensemble: Abel-Steinberg-Winant Trio; Prelapse
There has never been a CD quite like 'Music For Children'. The first installment of Zorn's challenging and controversial Music Romance trilogy (that includes 'Taboo...continue...
Sharp: String Quartets Vol 2 / Choi, Huebner, Lawrence, Bloc, Sirius Quartet
1 CD / Tzadik / 2008-05-27Works: Elliott Sharp: Eye in the Sky; Homage James Tenney; Light in Fog; 95 for EC from E#; Dispersion of Seeds; Seize Seas Seeth Seen
Performers: Block, Mike; Choi, Jennifer; Huebner, Gregor [violin]; Lawrence, Ron
Ensemble: Sirius String Quartet
This is the second CD in a series presenting the complete string quartets of composer/performer/producer/instrument builder Elliott Sharp. One of the busiest and most consistently...continue...
Ribot: Exercises in Frustration
1 CD / Tzadik / 2008-02-19Works: Marc Ribot: Exercises (13) for Guitar solo "In Frustration"; The Joy of Repetition
Performers: Ribot, Marc
Heretical new music for solo guitar composed and performed by the radical maverick Marc Ribot, who has worked with everyone from Elvis Costello, Maryanne Faithful...continue...
Dench: Beyond Status Geometry / Neville, Davis, et al
1 CD / Tzadik / 2008-01-22Works: Chris Dench: Permutation City
Performers: Neville, Peter
Born in the UK, and now a resident of Melbourne, composer Chris Dench is a member of the new complexity movement along with Brian Ferneyhough,...continue...
Frith: Back to Life / Jeanrenaud, Vandewalle, et al
1 CD / Tzadik / 2008-01-22Works: Fred Frith: Save As
Performers: Vanderwalle, Daan; Winant, William
Conductors: Drury, Stephen
Ensemble: Callithumpian Consort
A new CD of classical chamber music by a contemporary master who has been redefining new music since 1972 with cutting edge bands like Henry...continue...
Bielawa: A Handful of World
1 CD / Tzadik / 2007-09-25Works: Lisa Bielawa: A Collective Cleansing; Lamentations for a City; Kafka Songs
Performers: Bielawa, Lisa; Kihlstedt, Carla
Bringing together a sensuous sense of sound with lyrical sensibilities, Lisa's compositions point her towards a new postmodern romanticism. This is a brilliant debut by...continue...
Zorn: Book of Angels Vol 8 / Friedlander
1 CD / Tzadik / 2007-09-25Works: John Zorn: Book of Angels
Performers: Friedlander, Erik
Erik shows off his remarkable technique in ten compositions from Zorn's lyrical 'Book of Angels'. This is Erik at his best. Rich, romantic, gripping music...continue...
Creshevsky: To Know and Not to Know
1 CD / Tzadik / 2007-07-31Works: Noah Creshevsky: Red Carpet; Psalmus; To Know and Not to Know; Once; Chamber Concerto; Jubilate; Sequenza; Independence Day; Free Speech
Performers: Buzzarte, Monique; Cluver, Martha; Griffith, Beth; Margolis, Al
A former student of Boulanger and Berio, Noah Creshevsky has been creating expressive and exhilarating electroacoustic compositions since 1971. Using an extended, all-inclusive sound palette,...continue...
Courvoisier: Signs and Epigrams
1 CD / Tzadik / 2007-04-24Works: Sylvie Courvoisier: Ricochet
Swiss born composer/ improviser Sylvie Courvoisier is one of the most creative and imaginative pianists in new music. A frequent collaborator of Mark Feldman, Ikue...continue...
John King: AllSteel
1 CD / Tzadik / 2006-07-25Works: John King: AllSteel; 'Round Sunrise; Lightning Slide
Performers: Dufallo, Cornelius; Farris, Ralph; Lawson, Dorothy; Rowell, Mary
Ensemble: Ethel
A vibrant trio of string quartets by this multi-talented guitarist/composer who has written music for Merce Cunningham, the New York City Ballet, Guy Klucevsek, Aki...continue...
Horvitz: Whispers, Hymns and a Murmur
1 CD / Tzadik / 2006-02-21Works: Wayne Horvitz: Mountain Language IV; Mountain Language III; Whispers, Hymns and a Murmur; Mountain Language I
Ensemble: Koehne Quartet
This record is a well-blended composition of profound knowledge in jazz and popular music, soaring lyricism and abstract impressionism with a touch of the blues....continue...
Zorn: Malphas - Book of Angels Vol 3 / Feldman, Courvoisier
1 CD / Tzadik / 2006-01-24Works: John Zorn: Book of Angels
Performers: Courvoisier, Sylvie; Feldman, Mark
Jon Gibson: Criss X Cross
1 CD / Tzadik / 2006-01-24Works: Jon Gibson: Call; Criss Cross; Equal Distribution no 1
Performers: Gibson, Jon [class / sax]
Since 1973 Jon Gibson has been making startlingly beautiful solo music for saxophone and flute that owes nothing to the jazz tradition. This concerto was...continue...
Zorn: Mysterium
1 CD / Tzadik / 2005-11-22Works: John Zorn: Orphée; Frammenti del Sappho; Walpurgisnacht
Performers: Bielawa, Lisa; Choi, Jennifer; Cluver, Martha; Fischer, Abby; Gosling, Stephen; Han, June; Martin, Lois; Mori, Ikue; O'Connor, Tara Helen; O'Neill, Richard; Sherry, Fred; Shively, David; Sollek-Avell...
Conductors: Lubman, Bradley
Ayuo: Aoi
1 CD / Tzadik / 2005-11-22Works: Ayuo: A Stranger; Aoi no Ue; Ulysses and the City of Dreams - Episode 1; Ulysses and the City of Dreams - Episode 2; On the Morning of March 1, 2005; Mark-Anthony Turnage: This Silence
Performers: Ayuo; Matthews, Sally; Nagasu, Tomoka; Takada, Kazuko; Takahashi, Yuji
Ensemble: Nash Ensemble
The creator of two of the most fascinating releases on the New Japan series, (Izutsu and Red Moon) Ayuo now turns his hand to one...continue...
Charles Wuorinen - On Alligators
1 CD / Tzadik / 2005-02-22Works: Charles Wuorinen: On Alligators, for flute/piccolo, oboe, clairnet, bassoon & string quartet; Quartet for Strings no 4; Natural Fantasy for organ; Concerto for piano & orchestra, No 3; Concerto for p...
Performers: Bowyer, Kevin; Frautschi, Jennifer; Geem, Jack van; Kolkay, Peter; Lim, Sunghae Anna; Neidich, Charles; O'Connor, Tara Helen; O'Neill, Richard; Ohlsson, Garrick [Piano]; Reuter, Gerard; Rioth, Doug; ...
Conductors: Wuorinen, Charles; Blomstedt, Herbert
Ensemble: ; San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Personnel: Douglas Rioth (harp); Jennifer Frautschi (violin); Misha Amory, Richard O'Neill (viola); Fred Sherry , Nina Lee (cello); Tara Helen O'Connor (flute, piccolo); Charles Neidich (clarinet); Ge...continue...
Zorn: Rituals
1 CD / Tzadik / 2005-02-22Works: John Zorn: Rituals
Performers: Choi, Jennifer; Drury, Stephen; Gardner, Heather [soprano]; Kolkay, Peter; Muroki, Kurt; O'Connor, Tara Helen; Pugh, Jim; Pugliese, James; Sherry, Fred; Winant, William
Conductors: Lubman, Bradley
Peter Garland - Love Songs
1 CD / Tzadik / 2005-02-22Works: Peter Garland: Coyote's Bones (Last Piece); Matachin Dances; Love Songs
Performers: Harris, Timb; Heise, Heather; Kihlstedt, Carla; Malan, Roy; Winant, William
Ensemble: Abel-Steinberg-Winant Trio
Composer Series - John Zorn: Magick
1 CD / Tzadik / 2004-10-19Works: John Zorn: Necronomicon; Sortilège
Performers: Choi, Jennifer; Lowenstern, Michael; Mills, Jesse; O'Neill, Richard; Sherry, Fred; Smith, Tim [clarinet]
Jerry Hunt: Phalba
1 CD / Tzadik / 2004-04-27Works: Jerry Hunt: Phalba (Ila Multiplex), for flute, trombone, violin & clarinet with aural scores; Chimanzzi (Variant), for viola & piano; Cantegral Segment no 19, for trombone with live electronics & tap...
Performers: Barton Workshop, The; Denyer, Frank; Fulkerson, James; Small, Elisabeth
Ensemble: Barton Workshop
Personnel: James Fulkerson (trombone); Frank Denyer (piano).
Recording information: Amsterdam, The Netherlands (04/09/2000-07/02/2003); De Hoop, Dieman, Mexico (04/09/2000-07/02/2003)....continue...
Alvin Curran: Lost Marbles
1 CD / Tzadik / 2004-03-23Works: Alvin Curran: Toto Angelica; Music is Not Music; Rites-Wasserkorso; For MG; In hora mortis; Endangered Species; Romulus and Remus Make a Ruckus; Pittura fresca; Inner Cities 2; Erat verbum; Floor Pla...


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|Illinois Soldier Headed to New Jersey to Assist Hurricane Sandy Recovery
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|Wednesday, 07 November 2012 09:09
SPRINGFIELD, IL (11/06/2012)(readMedia)-- The former director of the Illinois State Military Museum will assist the New Jersey National Guard Museum recover and preserve its artifacts affected by Hurricane Sandy and the subsequent, widespread flooding.
Lt. Col. Mark Whitlock of Springfield said the New Jersey National Guard Museum's curator was looking for someone with experience assessing the restoration needs based on an artifact's condition to recover and stabilize the artifacts.
"I did this after hurricane Katrina in 2005," said Whitlock, who serves as the Illinois National Guard Command Historian. "I took a team that included a couple of artifacts experts and a forensics expert specializing in weapons to Jackson Barracks Military Museum in New Orleans to recover artifacts."
Whitlock was the director of the Illinois State Military Museum from 1995 to 2011 before serving a year with the U.S. Army Center of Military History in Washington, D.C. He has also served on the National Guard Bureau museum advisory council for the past 10 years.
The New Jersey National Guard Museum boasts the nation's largest collection of New Jersey related Civil War research material. Whitlock said he expects to be in New Jersey for just over a week and concentrate on the preservation of the New Jersey National Guard Museum's collection of weapons, uniforms, Civil War flags and other archival materials.
"Without assistance from museum specialists from other states, the New Jersey National Guard stands to lose its history," said Whitlock.
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Every time a new club boasts about bringing a Miami flavor to Baltimore, it flops.
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John Waters' Egg Lady is another kooky denizen here, but an oddity in the runway-like promenades of South Beach. Just the same, Miami's drink prices would be scoffed at in Charles Village.
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Charm City : Magic City
$3 Natty Boh: $13 "elderwater fizz" martini
Rye Rye: Trina
1st Mariner Arena : American Airlines Arena
Mount Royal Tavern : Club Deuce
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Every morning more than three dozen elderly sisters gather for mass in a small chapel at St. Joseph's Convent in Biddeford on the edge of the Saco River. The convent doubles as a nursing home, and several of the sisters arrive in wheelchairs or with the help of an attendant. Most are dressed in relaxed, short black veils, black vests and skirts. Those who can, lift their voices in prayer.
For most of these sisters, the mass follows a time of private morning reflection. There will be more prayer later and at least one shared meal. For those who are able, who live in several smaller convents in Biddeford, Saco and South Portland, charitable and other work takes place in between.
In Maine, the sisters still operate several St. Andre homes for new and expecting mothers who have no place to go, an adoption agency, a food pantry and a transitional program for women coming out of prison. They're receiving some funding from the state and the Catholic Church.
But to continue their efforts they will need to bring in some younger sisters, and much of that burden will fall to one woman in particular: "I'm Sister Elaine Lachance and I'm a servant of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, better known as the Good Shepherd Sisters of Quebec. And I'm the vocation director. In other terms, it's like a recruiter."
When Sister Elaine entered the convent in 1959 just out of high school, she says there were 269 Good Shepherd sisters in Maine and Massachusetts. Today there are fewer than 60. And the order itself has seen its numbers dwindle around the world in Canada, Africa, Brazil and Haiti from a peak of more than 2,000 sisters to about 500.
Only 16 women have joined the order around the world in the last five years. At the same time, Sister Elaine says their help is needed as much as it was when the order was established in Quebec in 1850 to help women coming out of prison.
"There are so many women in distress, so many women in prison, so many women coming out of prison that have no place to go, so many children don't have homes. That's why we keep saying, 'We don't know what God's doing but our gift to the world is still needed. Therefore, we need women.'"
Originally, the Good Shepherd Sisters settled in mill towns populated with French-Canadians in search of work--places such as Van Buren, Biddeford and Lewiston, Maine, and Lawrence, Massachusetts. They shared language and culture with the immigrants who welcomed their service.
The sisters tended to those in need, taught in Catholic schools, helped run orphanages and nursing homes. And they still do. Sister Elaine says she was in the 7th grade when she first heard what she says was "God's call."
"That's where the call started to take place in me. But I didn't really want it at first. In fact, I bought a little book, a little pamphlet, which said: 'Please Lord, don't call me! (laughter) And I thought by reading it, it would change. It didn't! So it was like, now I know what it was, but I didn't have words to put on it then. It was the way they communicated God's love and his goodness. The sisters were like mothers. They were just so good and we felt it. And I felt, oh, in me, I have that."
"When I look at my call, I think I admired the women that gave their life totally. And I think I wanted to do the same thing," says Sister Annette Nadeau. At 73, Sister Annette is one of the youngest in the community, and is in charge of maintenance and housekeeping at St. Joseph's. She lives with several other active sisters at a smaller, separate convent in Biddeford.
Sister Annette had hoped to be assigned to do mission work in Haiti but instead found herself assigned to a nursing home in Biddeford. She admits that, at first, she was afraid of sick people and of death. "And I didn't think I could see myself accompanying a person, a dying person, but my whole life and my whole attitude changed at St. Andre Health Care. You got to love these people. You could do so many things with them and for them."
Sister Annette says she was also inspired to get her Class B driver's license so she could drive a bus and take residents on shopping trips, picnics and even to the racetrack at Scarborough Downs. But among the most profound moments, she says, was the time she was called to the bedside of a dying woman.
"She was not a Catholic woman, but everyday she would come with us and say the rosary. So I was called to her room and she said, 'Sister Annette, could you say that prayer with me? She didn't even know it was the Hail Mary. So I prayed with her and it was a privilege, and I was able to be there when she died."
To become a Good Shepherd sister a candidate must take the vows of obedience, chastity and poverty, something that is often misunderstood, since many of the sisters have jobs outside the convent.
"It's not that we are destitute and we couldn't help people if we were destitute," says Sister Elaine. "But it's a vow of dependence on God, and we pool all our resources so that we can do the works that we do. I don't think there's any one of us that would be able to do what we've done or what we are doing alone, but together we shine the best."
The sisters acknowledge that some prospects who are considering a life in the convent might view these commitments as a major sacrifice of personal freedom. But they see it as just the opposite. The vows, they say, give meaning to their lives.
"The reason we enter the convent is for God before helping the needy, because helping the needy--you can do that without entering the convent," says Sister Dorina Chasse of Madawaska.
Sister Dorina is 84 years old. She spent 25 years as a teacher and principle at a girls' boarding school in Lesotho, Africa. In the early years she traveled between missions on horseback. The school began with just eight students who knew little or no English and grew to more than 300 by the time she left.
"It's very consoling to see how these girls are doing now," she says. "Some are nurses. Some are social workers. We have some in all walks of life, really."
Susan Sharon: "Were you strict with the students? Everybody has these images of the sisters being so strict in school and scared of them."
Sister Dorina: "I was very severe because you know those children were living outdoors so they had practically no discipline. If we wanted them to succeed we needed discipline."
Susan Sharon: "How did you carry out the discipline?"
Sister Dorina: "Oh, just by looking at them!" (laughs)
Sister Dorina says she had two aunts who were sisters in another community and an uncle who was a priest. From a young age she knew she would enter religious life and says it's been uniquely rewarding.
"You know, we have no worries. We don't have to worry about the food we eat or the care we have when we're sick or elderly. We have a place to live. We have a bed to sleep in. We really have what is promised us in the Gospel, that we will have the hundred percent. And we do. We do. When I hear all the problems people have, I'm almost ashamed that I don't have any. So, it makes me pray more."
But some of the sisters admit that there are times when they wonder what might have been. "Everytime I see a beautiful baby boy I say, 'Wow, I could have had a beautiful baby, maybe. Who knows?' But I think we all go through that, huh?" says Sister Arlene Gaudette.
At 85, Sister Arlene is a retired teacher who looks 20 years younger. She says she misses her students but has taken up quilting and now has more time for prayer. "I never thought I was going to be a nun, number one. I was the biggest tomboy in my neighborhood. The boys were afraid of me. I don't know who's going to hear that, but it's true, what can I say?"
But like most people who join the sisterhood or the priesthood, Sister Arlene says she was encouraged by a teacher in Catholic School who also happened to be a Good Shepherd sister. "God's been so good to me. I wish I could stand on top of the house and yell it out: 'You guys don't know what you're missing! You gals enter if God's calling you, come, because it's a rich life and I've enjoyed it."
Across the river in a three-story Victorian in Saco the Good Shepherd sisters are making believers out of several women who have found meaning in their message and their work at a place called Esther House.
"My name is Doreen. I'm 51. I've been here eight months now. I met the sisters while I was doing time in Windham." Doreen, who asked that we not use her last name, spent 25 years in prison for causing the death of her 10-month-old son. She and three other women share the house with three of the sisters, look for work, undergo counseling and make the transition from prison to the world with a loving safety net.
"They allow me to be whoever I am in the moment," Doreen says. "They're not afraid of me. They're not intimidated. They're not impressed. They're just available. And what's fascinating about them is no matter what they're doing they stop when anybody in this house needs their help. They just have so much love that there's no way you can feel uncomfortable with that, and I have some serious issues and they have been so supportive."
Sister Joanne Roy, a social worker and substance abuse counselor who lives at Esther House, says the six-year-old program is funded through private donations and some contributions from residents. There are few restrictions. But candidates must stay sober, undergo random drug screenings, adhere to a curfew--and they must be committed to self improvement.
"We've never had, in the history of the world, as many women in jail and prison as we have here in the United States," says Sister Joanne. "The need is there and I guess the calling is there, you know?"
Sister Joanne says she's not worried that fewer women are entering the sisterhood, and that no one has joined the Good Sisters in Maine. "I just think of the scripture passage: a time to build, a time to tear down. It's a time when a lot of institutions, the numbers are going down. Facebook has a lot though! That's different." (laughter)
At Burgess Advertising in Portland, Public Relations Director Pekka Paavonpera and social media specialist Kevin Melega are helping Sister Elaine with a campaign to recruit new members. "Updates - the Facebook, did you get the figures we provided, the number of hits and everything?" asks Paavonpera. "Oh yes, over time," says Sister Elaine.
The strategy includes traditional marketing in religious publications and on television, but also includes advertising on social media, such as YouTube, and getting Sister Elaine to maintain a blog and a Facebook page.
"For the Facebook campaign we ran between mid-September and mid-October we ran five different ads that targeted women between ages 25 to 45 in New England, and the ads generated over two million impressions, 380 click throughs," says Melega.
Paavonpera says attracting interest is challenging, not just because younger women are less interested in becoming nuns but because the Good Shepherd sisters are in competition with other sisters. "If someone decided they want to be a sister or a nun, it's not that they go straight to Good Shepherd," she says. "There are hundreds of orders, so then you have to beat those other orders to get the person to come to them."
"There are some groups that are getting many, many women," says Sister Elaine. She sways that during the 60's, the Vatican asked that sisters modernize their ways, including the traditional habit, but she says younger recruits appear drawn to older ways.
"Newer groups of sisters have adopted the old habit and the older ways that we used to do that are much stricter than now," she says. "They're the ones that seem to be getting the vocations. They're getting the younger women also."
But "younger" in the case of the Good Shepard sisters is a relative term. The youngest sister in the group is 65 years old. And unlike some orders, the Good Shepherd convent will generally no accept any new sisters over the age of 45.
In addition, Sister Elaine says women who have children are discouraged from joining because of the competing demands of being both a sister and a mother. The sisters have help in their recruitment effort from lay volunteers, like Peggy Spino, of Scarborough, who says she always wanted to join a convent.
"But at 15 I met this wonderful young man and I fell in love," she says. "And my mother said 'God gave you a place to do your work for him by not being a sister.' So I feel what I do now with Sister Elaine is what I'm supposed to do. It's our last chance. We're going to do everything we can--because this is it!"
Spino has dubbed the marketing campaign "The Sister Project" but she says she has a very personal stake in its success. Sister Elaine, she points out, taught religion classes to her son, who's now grown up, and has been her own spiritual guide and personal friend.
"I have a granddaughter--I'm not going to cry--she will need a friend. My Angie, I want her to have what I have," Spino says. "That's what drives me. We can't let them become extinct. It's not going to happen."
But so far, the response has been limited. Of the nearly 400 recent click throughs on the Facebook ad, Sister Elaine has had inquiries from just five women, and so far no interviews have been arranged. But she's not giving up.
"God does not want us to die as a group of sisters," Sister Elaine says. "Every time I think, 'Oh, do I want to keep going? Should I keep going?' It's like another door opens."
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Instant Replay: Temple 76, N.C. State 72
DAYTON, Ohio -- No. 9 Temple held on (barely) to upend No. 8 N.C. State, 76-72, on Friday at UD Arena in a second-round matchup in the East region of the NCAA tournament.
The Owls (24-9) got off to an excellent start against the Wolfpack (24-11) but nearly blew a 18-point lead in the second half. Temple has won eight of its last nine outings. It was the Owls' second NCAA tournament victory under head coach Fran Dunphy.
First half
All five starters had a basket for Temple in the first five minutes of the game. The Owls were in complete control for the entire first half and took a 16-point lead into the locker room. Jake O'Brien scored 16 points and grabbed four rebounds, while Khalif Wyatt added 11 first-half points and three assists. Temple shot 53 percent from the floor and 45 percent from three-point range.
N.C. State was simply awful before the break. The Wolfpack shot just 12 percent from three-point range. Only forward C.J. Leslie, who made five of his first seven shots for N.C. State, was a factor early on.
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Wyatt led all scorers with 31 points and moved into 13th place on Temple's all-time scoring list. He also hit 12 of 14 free throws, including several crucial shots from the line down the stretch. As a team, Temple hit 68 percent from the line (21 for 33). The Owls also took care of the ball. Temple had 13 assists and only five turnovers.
Temple held N.C. State to 28 percent shooting from three.
This year marked the Owls' 31st NCAA tournament appearance. Temple is one of only eight schools -– Duke, Gonzaga, Kansas, Louisville, Marquette, Michigan State and Wisconsin –- to reach the Big Dance in each of the last six seasons.
With the win, Temple is now 2-6 all-time against the Wolfpack. The Owls also improved to 7-9 in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
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One of EastEnders' much-loved characters will be left fighting for life after a shocking attack on the soap next week.
Warning: spoiler alert!
In the Monday June 16 episode on BBC One and RTÉ One, Sharon (Letitia Dean) is attacked in the Albert after two masked men force their way in while she is locking up.
While Sharon is being attacked, a frightened Johnny (Sam Strike) hides upstairs.
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Hultgren, Foster honor U.S. Air Force captain
Congressman Randy Hultgren, R-Winfield, and Congressman Bill Foster, D-Naperville, issued a joint statement honoring the life and sacrifice of Capt. Brandon Cyr of the United States Air Force. Cyr was killed in the Zabul province of Afghanistan when the MC-12 Liberty aircraft he was traveling in crashed on April 27, 2013. He was a former Oswego, Illinois resident and member of the 906th Air Refueling Squadron within the 375th Air Mobility Wing.
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There has been a recent flurry of media attention revolving around threats posed to several fisheries by mining and oil and gas development. While Bristol Bay's Pebble Mine has received the lion's share of coverage, a lesser known battle is being fought by both conservationists and sportsmen to protect a slice of classic Colorado high country known as the Thompson Divide. This video, featuring Backbone Media's Kara Armano, and short Q&A with Trout Unlimited's Aaron Kindle will hopefully shed some light on some of the challenges facing this area.We thank Aaron Kindle, Colorado Field Coordinator for TU's Sportsman's Conservation Project, for taking the time to discuss the threats facing the Thompson Divide.
American Angler: Give our readers some background information on why TU formed Sportsmen for Thompson Divide.
Aaron Kindle: We know the area is invaluable to the sporting community. TD has some of the best hunting in the entire state, is about half roadless, contains a dozen or so populations of Colorado River cutthroat trout, drains into Gold Medal waters and other important fisheries, and is quite likely the most pristine area in the lower 48 under threat of development. We became involved because we feel that this isn't an appropriate place for development of any kind, energy or otherwise.
American Angler: The Thompson Divide has a rich hunting tradition, why is this area important from an angler's perspective?
Aaron Kindle: Basically, for cutthroat habitat, and due to the fact that its creeks drain into some of the more important high-value fisheries in the state – The Roaring Fork, the N. Fork of the Gunnison, and the Colorado Rivers. If there was a spill into the area creeks everything downstream would be affected; the chemicals could kill or harm the small isolated populations of cutthroat and migrate down into larger rivers that are hugely important to anglers.
American Angler: For obvious reasons, the mining and fishing industries are often at odds. Is there anything about these leases that are particularly threatening to this area?
Aaron Kindle: These are all natural gas leases. Many folks are highly concerned about the water use and water quality issues associated with natural gas development and fracking, especially in areas like the Thompson Divide because it is a community and agricultural water supply. The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission estimates it takes about 2 million gallons of water per frack on each well – many of the wells would be fracked multiple times. Additionally, the area is teeming with wild animals. When any kind of development moves into an area, that wild state is compromised and animals and fish alter their patterns. They may be forced to leave the area and the economy and way of life that hunting and angling support could be severely diminished. The White River National Forest is also the most heavily visited forest in the nation and the local economy is really built around outdoor recreation. Most of the communities are unanimously against it for this reason in particular.
American Angler: These mineral leases contain minimal surface stipulations. Does this simply mean that anything goes?
Aaron Kindle: Most leases are issued with stipulations that determine how an operator can behave on the surface of the lease. Some of these leases did not have the required environmental consultation (and the issuing agency, the BLM, admits this) so the appropriate stipulations were not applied to protect things like roadless areas, cutthroat populations, and other endangered species, such as lynx.
American Angler: The issues swirling around Pebble Mine have been making national news of late. Do you think that this has helped your efforts by raising public awareness of the dangers posed by mining?
Aaron Kindle: Maybe, but these are two different issues and two different types of extraction.
American Angler: What type of support are you guys seeing on a local and a national level?
Aaron Kindle: It doesn't seem to have become a national issue yet other than being embedded in the larger issue of where energy development is appropriate/not appropriate, but I think this so far has been fairly regional in scope.
American Angler: Senator Michael Bennet has introduced the Thompson Divide Withdrawal and Protection Act
American Angler: On his website, Senator Bennet provides citizens the opportunity to become citizen co-sponsors of his legislation. Is this the best way to show support?
Aaron Kindle: Yes, folks can send Senator Bennet letters of support for his legislation and they can become citizen co-sponsors of the legislation. I think these are the two most important things the average person can do.
American Angler: What else do you want American Angler readers to know about the Thompson Divide and how it will be managed in the future?
Aaron Kindle: It's hard to say how it will be managed in the future. Hopefully it will be managed to retain the backcountry qualities it has now. It really is an icon for the debate on what areas are appropriate. If we are willing to develop areas as pristine and wild as the Thompson Divide, then it seems nowhere is off limits. We know we need energy, but in order to have the correct balance we need to leave areas like the TD undeveloped and wild.
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In the May 2011 edition of Muscular Development, a study was presented posing the following question: is muscle soreness indicative of muscle hypertrophy, or an increase in muscle size?
The study utilized a stationary bike, with the resistance set to extreme levels, to overly fatigue the lower body muscles. Participants included well-trained individuals as well as people that were mostly sedentary. After each group performed the workout, perceived muscle soreness was recorded—along with levels of growth factors such as Insulin-like Growth Factor-1, or IGF-1.
Obviously, the sedentary group rated their soreness as much higher than the trained group. (Remember way back, when you first getting back into serious training? How damn sore you would get after a great workout?). However, the interesting part was that levels of IGF-1 and MGF were nearly identical between the two groups. This seemingly shows that there isn't a clear correlation between soreness and hypertrophy.
But is there really no connection between soreness and hypertrophy?
Earlier I told you to remember back to the beginning of your training and how sore you used to get. Now I am sure you still get sore after a workout, but probably not as much as you once did. During this earlier period, how quick were your gains? I know for me, it felt like I got bigger and stronger every week, whereas now it takes a bit longer to notice the gains.
I know that this has to do with adaptation of the muscle, but isn't that really the same conversation?
Clarkson and Tremblay presented a study in Journal of Applied Physiology, and suggested "an adaptation takes place such that the muscle is more resistant to damage and any damage that does occur is repaired at a faster rate." If a muscle is more resistant to damage, it will take more stress to actually damage it—this is a basic principle of training. However, the study went on to show that even increasing intensities in future workouts failed to produce relative levels of muscle damage.
So although in the first study both groups had similar levels of growth factors, it is possible that the untrained group simply utilized the growth factors more than the trained group. The body does this with many processes. For instance, when you consume too many carbs you have an increase in blood sugar. Once your muscles and other organs accept as much glucose as they need to fill their glycogen stores, the excess glucose is broken down in the liver and converted to fatty acids, then stored in adipose. This may be the same type of thing happening in the muscles with the growth factors.
In the trained group, the muscle cell receptors may not be as sensitive to the hormones, so even though these are present in the muscle, they may not be utilized.
Both sides of the argument present valid arguments, but some people in the community believe there is not enough information to make a definitive decision. Our belief is that since everyone is so genetically different, there will never be a clear-cut answer to this question.
You always hear, "you have to do what works for you." People have different levels of recoverability, and even pain perception. You hear some guys say they never get sore after a workout, while others are always sore for days. Yet they may all be growing at the same rate.
So, the best thing is to find what works for you.
If you find that after a workout, you got really sore and your body yielded good growth results, then you better push for that feeling every time. Just make sure you fully recover before your next workout.
If you feel you don't need to be sore to grow, then you are lucky. That means less pain in your life.
But what's the bottom line?
Everyone knows for sure THAT promotes growth.
- Do you need to be sore to grow? Robbie Durand. Muscular Development. Volume 48, No. 5, May, 2011
- Exercise-induced muscle damage, repair, and adaptation in humans. P.M. Clarkson and I.M. Tremblay. Journal of Applied Physiology July 1988 vol. 65 no. 1 1-6


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So I put a newly bought pike cichlid into my Q tank before adding him to a 65 gallon tank where he is going to be the first fish in there. Anyway he was eating great and looked healthy and all so I decided one night that the next day i would add him to the main tank. I got over excited about it and just netted him and put him in the new tank (used a bag and allowed to adjust and everything) but as i watched him swim around i noticed a white spot on the lip that wasn't there the previous night. Not sure what it is the only thing is he did run into the side of the Q tank when i spoked him the day before. The Q tank where this developed is only a 10 gallon tank but had a tetra whisper i1 the water is 78 degrees f. I perform regular 25-30% water changes whenever there are fish in them. And i have been feeding the pike bloodworms
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Abrasions to the lips are pretty common among cichlids and you see lots of them among lip-locking cichlids in love.
But I would monitor the spot and remove him to the QT for treatment if the thing doesn't improve (or vanish) in the next couple days. As you say, it is probably just mechanical damage from his bumping into glass, but if an infection develops, it's time for treatment.
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First of all I like to say thanks to all the people who has put up with me as I have been sounding off about my family in my blogs. My mother is 72 years old about 5 foot little over 100 pounds gray hair. Not a day will go by that she don't put on her make up and fix her hair even if she is not going any where. She has always been very up right kinda person. She had never said a nasty word in her life..Alway had a kind word. Well here lately things has came out of her mouth that has floored me. In a blog I wrote not to long ago I told all of you that she called another woman a slut and said if her friend's husband was not cheating she would kiss a duck's ass. Well today I had to take my mom and dad to the doctor. When we got back dad said he wanted to go to bed for a while. After I put dad down for a rest mom asked for a cup of tea. I fixed us both a cup and mom had this far away look in her eyes. I said mom are you ok? Now before I tell you what she said.....My mother never talks about sex....She said sex is between a man and a woman and should only be talked about in the bed room.....Now let me tell you what she said....She asked Anna do you have a boyfriend ? I said no mom not as of right now. She said well when you get one and you two have a fight just jerk down his pants and suck him off it will end the fight....I almost drop my tea cup...I said mom? she then said it always worked on your father,,,,we was always fighting. I said I do not recall you and dad fighting all the time.Then she just zipped up did not say another thing. I called my sister she said I needed a life which I might have had by now if I had not ran that guy off Mon. night. My dear sister she was as helpful as a hell cat in a rain storm. Any way this would be funny if it was not so out of character. Should I call her doctor?
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Oct 14 @ 5:49PM
Is this the only change you're noticing? Is there any other behaviors that could be a danger to her or your father? If she's always in a daze, confused, etc..then yeah. But if all that has gone on is that she is more "open" talking like that...I would say use your best judgment.
Oct 14 @ 7:29PM
Personally if it was my mother, and she was being treated for anything on a regular occasion............anything and I mean ANYTHING that was so totally out of the ordinary would be brought up at the doctors office..............it may not be anything but than again it could be a lot going on................now it could be just a case of your mom in her advancing years is just going with What the hell...........let the chips fall where they may...............but usually when that happens it starts out slowly but within a short time becomes a usual attitude..........again if it was my mom ..........i would certainly be talking to her doctor.............of course with my mother what you just mentioned would have been totally in character
Oct 14 @ 8:29PM
oh wow! That's funny! I would have spit my tea right out of my mouth and dropped the tea cup!
I don't think I would be too concerned over what she's said lately.... you sound like a free spirit so maybe she's just feeling like she can let loose a little with you... I would have to pick myself up off the floor if my mom ever said anything like that! Too funny! I admire you for being there for your parents! I've been there for my mom thru her chemo and will always be there for her.
Your dad is a lucky man apparently!!
Kudos to you Anna!
Oct 15 @ 1:45AM
The older we get the less inhibitive we tend to be. If this is the only change in behavior then it's probably nothing to worry about. Bring it up at the next doctors visit and see what he/she has to say. I wouldn't stress over it though.
Oct 15 @ 7:27AM
similar experience with my dad. he was pretty much a stuffed shirt when i was grownin up. always proper in public and paid attention to the important things in the family and around us.
at about age 70 he started to loosen up quite a bit. i was a little worried and one day i decided to quiz him on his behavior. got a bit of a shock at what he shared with me.
"son, all my life i have done the right thing. didnt fool around, paid my bills, didnt gamble, and kept a roof over all our heads." "i never got your respect, nor any from your brothers or sisters. even after awhile your mom started to pretty much take me for granted."
bout a year ago i met a lady and she showed me a few things bout life that i have wondered about. the one thing she showed me was you can have fun and still do the right thing. the wrong thing to do is not to enjoy life.
well i am enjoyin life now and do not have to hold back or watch my tougne. if i am happy i can let it be known. if i am angry, well damn it i let that be known as well.
i couldnt talk to you like this befor because i was ashamed to let you know how i felt. i couldnt risk losin any more respect from you or the rest of the kids.
at my age i think i am aloud to say or do anything i want to as long as i dont hurt anyone or break a law.
i am free from the restrictions my father put on me and even if you think it is a little late, i am gonna live a little better and more at peace with my maker than i have been most of my life."
for the next five years i alternately kicked myself in the u know where for bein such an ass, and did my best to let him know how much i did respect and love him. i did not conform to his way of life and did a lot of stuff just to prove to me that i was alive. no excuse just the way it was.
never thought it would come back to bite me as hard as it did.\
any way pop and i did connect and when he did die, i got to know him a lot better.
hang in there kiddo, just another way of gettin ready to go.]
peace and love to you and yours
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Actually, I think your mum has more character than any problems. Go with the flow, enjoy her and any other odd or funny comments. There is nothing wrong with her. Dave XX.
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Went to the screening of 'Divergent'. It's based on the book 'Divergent' by Veronica Roth. It's the first of 3 books, which I hear they are in production w/ #2 Insurgent (out March 2015) w/ #3 on the way 'Alligiant'. The movie is 2 1/2 hours long, and did seem like it. Although it was entertaining, it wasn't near the GREAT STORY portrayed in the book. I realize movies can't do everything like the book, or we'd be sitting in the theater a lot longer than 2 1/2 hours. What it didn't do for me, like the book mostly certainly does, was Great character developement. There wasn't much of that w/ the characters interacting w/ Tris & Four, unlike the book. My man Ted, who also read the book, he summed it up as there wasn't enough character development through the movie, so he didn't feel invested in them.
I also noticed they made the characters look much more Hollywood, then what was described in the book. Shailene Woodley as 'Beatrice/Tris' didn't look very worn for wear after a fighting match w/ Peter. Everyone seemed to heal quickly from their battle wounds.... Very Pretty! I understand you don't have to show to much gore, but I do think if they would have stuck to more of the look described in the book, Tris's' journey and her growing strength could have had a lot more impact.
I thought Shailene as Tris was a good fit, and Theo James pulled off Four nicely too! Kate Winslet did a nice job as Jeanine Matthews/Erudite faction, but her character took an odd change towards the end of the movie, I didn't remember that happen in the book, which could affect how movie #2 would kick off. Ted & I noticed that there were several changes/differences w/ characters or adding characters that we didn't remember from the book. Maybe if that wasn't going on, more development of the characters that surround Tris & Four would have been stronger!
All in all, the movie was 'ALRIGHT'. It's out this Friday (3/12)
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September 12 and 13 were the dates for the Great Basin Fiber Arts Fair in South Jordan, Utah. I went to see my friend Linda's exhibit. (She's the one of the friends who raises alpacas.) I gave a ride to my friend Joanie and her daughter Kristi, who are both avid knitters. My Kromski Sonata rode in the back. My plan was to sit and spin for a while with Linda. I also took along the skein of yarn I had just finished using the hand-painted roving from Greenwood Fiber Works so I could show it to her. I was using my Sipalu Bag as a purse.
Won't this be nice for my knitting? It was donated by Three Wishes, which is where my wheel and lots of my spinning fiber came from. My skein of yarn took a 4th place, with some nice comments about the Navajo plying, and some constructive suggestions about the spinning, which was irregular in some places. The judge wrote that she would like to see what I can do after another year of spinning.
Linda also showed me her new swift, made for her by her DH, Mike.
The base is from a fan. Mike is handy when it comes to making things. Linda also had a boo-boo in a finished shawl she wanted me to fix before she sent it to it's intended recipient, a new mother and baby. A join had apparently come apart with washing.
I made some progress on my EZ leggings, too. They should be ready to wear soon. I'm doing the waist shaping.
In non-knitting/spinning news, DH had his birthday on Saturday. He was delighted with the new indoor herb garden I got for him as a present. I don't think I've ever been so successful in choosing a good present for him. He couldn't wait to set it up.
Besides the KP podcast, which I like to listen to again and again, I have Lorna Doone on my iPod from Librivox.org. It has been a busy week, and it's nice to have some down time. But tomorrow is knitting group, and it's at my house this time. Happy knitting! --P
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