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Christian McBride / Nicholas Payton / Mark Whitfield: Oliloqui Valley
Oliloqui Valley
Christian McBride (bass), Nicholas Payton (trumpet), and Mark Whitfield (guitar)
Fingerpainting: The Music of Herbie Hancock (Verve 314-537-856-2)
Christian McBride (bass), Nicholas Payton (trumpet), Mark Whitfield (guitar).
Composed by Herbie Hancock.
Recorded: New York, April 6-8, 1997
Rating: 96/100 (learn more)
With Herbie Hancock's celebration of Joni Mitchell, River: The Joni Letters, receiving much recent acclaim, now is perhaps a good time to revisit a relatively unknown tribute to Hancock himself. Fingerpainting explored 14 Hancock tunes with the unusual instrumentation of bass, trumpet and guitar, and succeeded in capturing their spirit and essence. These three musicians were among Verve's top young recording artists at that time, but Fingerpainting was anything but a record company's self-serving, overproduced project.
"Oliloqui Valley" is a prime example, a composition originally on Hancock's 1964 Empyrean Isles. Beginning with McBride's repeated six-note bassline, you are irresistibly drawn in as Payton enters soothingly above Whitfield's tender chords, playing the simple yet compelling theme. Whitfield solos first, propelled by McBride's gorgeously intoned bass commentary. The guitarist blends chime-like chordal passages with glistening single-note lines, while also examining various tonal textures and note clusters. Payton's next, his expansive sound and formidable chops enabling him to evoke Freddie Hubbard (who played on Hancock's 1964 original), but filtered through his own musical personality. The trumpeter's extended phrasings are authoritatively constructed, with a glowing purity of tone. An enhanced replay of the melody leads to a gentle, understated conclusion. This trio should forever fondly remember Fingerpainting. It does them, and Herbie, proud.
Reviewer: Scott Albin
Tags: 1990s jazz · bass · herbie hancock covers · oliloqui valley
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January 7 – February 9 Quadracci Powerhouse
By Peter Quilter Directed by Mark Clements
Ed Seaberg and Patrick Smith, Associate Producers
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Explosive acting and classic songs bring down the house in this critically-acclaimed exploration of Judy Garland's infamous 1968 London comeback. Named in Time Magazine's "Top Ten" List and called "electrifying" by The New York Times, this savagely funny and emotionally-searing play finds the once-glittering starlet sparring with her new fiancé, her devoted accompanist, and her personal demons. Filled with Garland's legendary tenacity, razor-sharp wit, and once-in-a-generation voice, this is a piece of theater truly benefitting the late, great songstress who took us "over the rainbow."
"RESNIK DELIVERS [A] SHATTERING PORTRAIT OF JUDY GARLAND" – Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"HOLLIS RESNIK IS PERFECTION...HER GARLAND-INSPIRED RENDITIONS ARE IMPECCABLE!" – Chicago Theatre Review
★★★★★ – Around The Town Chicago
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MARK'S TAKE:"A pre-eminent singer and movie star, Judy Garland is a seminal figure in American entertainment and a cultural icon, who still makes a huge impact across generations, even over forty years after her death. Rainbow—not a musical, but a play with some classic songs—offers the opportunity for a truly tour-de-force performance that explores the joy and the heartbreak that sum up Judy's life so well."
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Peter Quilter
Thomas J. Cox * Jonathan Gillard Daly *± Nicholas Harazin * Hollis Resnik *
Director, Mark Clements Music Director, Dan Kazemi ± Scenic Designer, Dan Conway Costume Designer, Holly Payne Lighting Designer, Jesse Klug Sound Designer, John Tanner ± Dialect Coach, Jill Walmsley Zager Fight Choreographer, Jamie Cheatham Assistant Director, Emily Penick Stage Manager, Richelle Harrington Calin* Assistant Stage Manager, Jennifer Anderson* Stage Management Intern, Rachel Lantow
± Rep Associate Artist * Member of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
Thomas J. Cox, Anthony – Thomas is thrilled to be making his Milwaukee Rep debut. Thom is a founding ensemble member of Lookingglass Theatre Company in Chicago, with whom he has performed for over 25 years, including (among many) Winston Smith in 1984, Quilp in Old Curiosity Shop, Algren in Nelson Algren: For Keeps and A Single Day, Hook in Peter Pan (a play), and most recently in Big Lake, Big City. Other Chicago theatre includes: Fraulein Else, Raisin, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, and Orlando (Court Theatre); Pride and Prejudice, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and The Outgoing Tide with John Mahoney and Rondi (also at the Galway Arts Festival) at Northlight Theatre; The Elephant Man at Steppenwolf Theatre Company; Someone Who'll Watch Over Me at Victory Gardens Theater; Rock 'n' Roll at the Goodman Theatre. Film/television: Since You've Been Gone (Miramax), Brotherhood (Showtime). Love to Chris and Joanie. -Top-
Jonathan Gillard Daly, Radio Announcer – Jonathan Gillard Daly first appeared at Milwaukee Rep as Bob Cratchit in A Christmas Carol back in 1995. He joined the resident acting company in 1998 and has been in at least three productions at the Rep each year since then. He opened this season as Grandfather and J.P.Morgan in Ragtime, followed by Selson in Noises Off. Some of his many roles played at the Rep include Otto Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank, The Proprietor in Assassins, Herr Schulz in Cabaret, Nicky Giblin in The Seafarer, Arkady in A Month in the Country, Donald in Half Life, Jimmy in The Weir, and Scrooge in A Christmas Carol. Jon is also a founding member of the Great River Shakespeare Festival, where his roles include Lear, Prospero in The Tempest, Shylock in The Merchant of Venice, Falstaff in Henry IV, Part One, and, most recently, Feste in Twelfth Night, in which he co-composed his own songs with longtime associate Jack Forbes Wilson. Jon is also a published playwright. His plays The Daly News and To The Promised Land have enjoyed local and national productions. He lives in Milwaukee with his wife, Gale Childs Daly; they are proud parents of Samuel, a doctoral student at Columbia University and Emily, a third year theater major at the University of Evansville. -Top-
Nicholas Harazin, Mickey – Delighted to be back with the Milwaukee Rep, Nicholas was last seen as Carl Sederholm in Jeffrey Hatcher's Ten Chimneys. Regional work includes the Steppenwolf Theater Company, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Chicago Dramatists, Stage Left Theatre, Forward Theater Company, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, American Players Theater, and the Illinois & Santa Cruz Shakespeare Festivals, among many others. Television credits include ABC's Chicago Fire and Chicago PD. He is a proud graduate of the School at Steppenwolf and an active stakeholder in the Chicago based Backroom Shakespeare Project. Nicholas is represented by the fine ladies at Paonessa Talent. -Top-
Hollis Resnik, Judy Garland – Hollis was last seen at Milwaukee Rep in Loves Labors Lost, The Norman Conquests and Arcadia. Most recently she has been on the national tour of Sister Act as the Mother Superior. Other national tours include Les Misérables, Thoroughly Modern Mille, and Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. Hollis resides in Chicago where most recently she appeared in Angels in America at Court Theater, and as Carlotta in Follies at Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Other regional credits include the Old Lady in Candide at Goodman Theatre and Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C., Margaret Johnson in Light in the Piazza at Arena Stage and as Big/Little Edie in Grey Gardens at Philadelphia Theatre Company. Other Chicago roles include, The Little Foxes, The Learned Ladies, Hay Fever, Titus Andronicus, Man of La Mancha and An Ideal Husband all at Court Theater; Wings, A Little Night Music, at Goodman Theatre; and several appearances at Ravinia Festival, most notably as the Beggar Woman in Sweeny Todd with Patti LuPone. She is the recipient of a Helen Hayes Award, 12 Joseph Jefferson Awards, and 2 Sarah Siddons Awards. She has recorded her own solo CD called Make Someone Happy. Visit her at hollisresnik.com. A PROUD member of Actors Equity!
Peter Quilter, Playwright – Peter's work has been produced in major theatres throughout the world, playing in 38 countries and translated into 27 languages. He has had three shows in London's West End and has twice been nominated for the Olivier Award: Best Comedy 2006 and Best Play 2011. End of the Rainbow premiered at Sydney Opera House in Australia, followed by hit productions in Amsterdam, Madrid, Hamburg, Rio de Janeiro and London. The play opened at the Belasco Theatre on Broadway in April 2012, where it played for 176 performances and received three Tony Award nominations. Peter's comedy Glorious! (the true story of Florence Foster Jenkins, the worst singer in the world) has also enjoyed considerable international success, playing to over a million people in theatres across five continents. His other plays include The Morning After, Let It Snow, Duets and his latest comedy, The Actress. Official website www.peterquilter.net. -Top-
Mark Clements, Director – Mark Clements began his tenure as The Rep's Artistic Director with the 2010/11 Season. He is an award-winning international theater director whose work has appeared in over 100 major theaters throughout Europe and the United States. Recent productions include: Ragtime, Clybourne Park, Assassins, Othello, Next to Normal, Death of a Salesman, Bombshells and Cabaret at The Rep; Oliver! , Born Yesterday, Great Expectations, Les Misérables (2008 Barrymore Award – Best Production of a Musical) and Of Mice and Men (2007 Barrymore Award – Best Director and Best Production of a Play), all for Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia; The Milliner (Off-Broadway, World Premiere), CSC, New York; My Fair Lady, Copenhagen; The Browning Version (Barclays/TMA Regional Theatre Award) at Derby Playhouse and Blunt Speaking (World Premiere), Chichester Festival Theatre U.K. and Lucille Lortel Theatre, New York. Other productions include: Speaking in Tongues (U.S. Premiere), Roundabout Theatre Company; Speaking in Tongues (European Premiere; Barclays/TMA Best Director Nomination), Hampstead Theatre, London; Creator/Director – Soul Train, West End and three U.K. national tours; and the U.K. national tours of The Glass Menagerie, The Gingerbread Lady and Love & Marriage, all for Bath Theatre Royal productions. Mark served as an Associate Artistic Director for Moving Theatre Company, the production company founded by Vanessa and Corin Redgrave. He has also been Associate Director for New End Theatre and New Players Theatre, both in London, Royal Theatre in Northampton and Torch Theatre in Wales. Additionally, Mark served as Artistic Director of the award-winning Derby Playhouse in the U.K. from 1992 to 2002. He serves on the National Advisory Board for the Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program at Ten Chimneys. -Top-
Dan Kazemi, Musical Director Dan Kazemi is a New York based composer, actor, music director and educator, and is an Associate Artist at The Rep. Dan was Musical Director for The Rep's recent productions of A Christmas Carol, Forever Plaid, Ragtime, Blues in the Night, Assassins, Always . . . Patsy Cline, Next to Normal and Cabaret. In Philadelphia, Dan recently musically directed Kerrigan/Lowdermilk's Flash of Time and orchestrated and musically directed the world premiere musical, Tulipomania at the Arden Theatre Company. Dan musically directed Tick, Tick . . . Boom! , Austentations, The PhillyRocks! concerts, The World Goes Round (Barrymore nomination), Reefer Madness, Little Shop of Horrors, Rooms and The Great American Trailer Park Musical for 11th Hour Theatre Company. He also received a Helen Hayes Nomination for his work on the D.C. premiere of The Musical of Musicals: The Musical, a Barrymore Nomination for The Flea and the Professor (Arden Theatre Company), and received a Barrymore Award for 11th Hour's Avenue X. At the Walnut Street Theatre, Dan musically directed, arranged and performed in The Irish . . . and How They Got That Way (Two Barrymore Nominations). Dan's music has been performed at the Cirque de Demain in Paris, at the A.W.A.R.D. Show Philadelphia and in 213 Productions collaborations, Untitled Project #213 and Your Attention Please! Dan is also the composer of a new musical, The Tapioca Miracle (thetapiocamiracle.com).
Dan Conway, Scenic Designer – Recent projects include: Noises Off and The Diary of Anne Frank for Milwaukee Rep directed by KJ Sanchez; the premiere of Ken Ludwig's new play, The Games Afoot for the Cleveland Playhouse, directed by Aaron Posner; the American premiere of Sucker Punch, directed by Leah C. Gardiner and The Secret of Sweet for The Studio Theatre, directed by Timothy Douglas; Company, Hairspray, Chess, and Sunset Boulevard for Signature Theatre directed by Eric Schaeffer; Sabrina Fair for Ford's Theatre directed by Aaron Posner; Cyrano for Folger Theatre; The Merry Wives of Windsor for The Shakespeare Theater, and August Osage County for Arden Theatre Company. Current and upcoming productions include: Love In Afghanistan for Arena Stage, The Tempest for A.R.T., Sunday in the Park with George directed by Matt Gardiner for Signature Theatre; The Adventures of Homer P. Figg for The Kennedy Center Family Theatre, directed by Gregg Henry; and The Aliens directed by Lila Neugebauer and Spoonful of Water directed by KJ Sanchez for The Studio Theatre. Nominated for the Helen Hayes Award for Outstanding Set Design twelve times, he received the award in 2000 and most recently in 2009 for Stunning, for Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, directed by Anne Kaufmann. -Top-
Holly Payne, Costume Designer – Holly is delighted to return to the Milwaukee Rep. Currently teaching costume design and technology at the University of North Carolina - Pembroke, Holly graduated with an MFA in costume design and technology from the University of Arkansas. She has also designed for Skylight Music Theatre, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Milwaukee Shakespeare, University of Tulsa, American Players Theatre, Renaissance Theaterworks, Florentine Opera, First Stage Children's Theater, Forward Theater Company, Riverside Theatre (Vero Beach, FL) and TheatreSquared (Fayetteville, AR). Some of her favorite designs at The Rep have been for Lombardi in the Quadracci Powerhouse and The Bomb-itty of Errors in the Stackner Cabaret. Much thanks to The Rep's amazing costume shop, and much love to ACB for being a fantastic partner. -Top-
Jessie Klug, Lighting Designer Milwaukee Rep credits include: To Kill a Mockingbird and My Name is Asher Lev. National tour of The Screwtape Letters. Off-Broadway credits include: The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Second Stage Theatre, Hewes Nomination); The Screwtape Letters (Westside Arts); Hunchback Variations (59E59); Romulus (Guggenheim Museum) and The Hourglass (New York Musical Theatre Festival). Regional: Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Goodman Theatre, Court Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, Asolo Rep Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Virginia Stage Company, Writers' Theatre, Drury Lane, Marriott Theatre, Timeline Theatre Company, American Theatre Company, Fulton Theatre, Portland Center Stage and Chicago Dramatist. Jeff Award and After Dark Award winner. -Top-
John Tanner, Sound Designer – John Tanner is a composer, sound designer and Milwaukee Rep Associate Artist. He is also one of the Principals of Tanner-Monagle Inc., a video and audio production and post-production house in Milwaukee, WI. His experience covers a broad range of work in scoring, arranging and music composition for television, documentaries, radio, industrial video and theater. His music has won numerous awards, including: Golden Reel Awards; Telly Awards; national, regional and local American Advertising Federation "Addys," Silver Microphone awards and RAC awards for retail advertising. John has also garnered both Gold and Platinum sales certification for his album engineering work. His projects include scores for NBC, ABC, Lion's Gate and PBS. Recent work includes projects with Donald Driver and both David and Jerry Zucker. He has written original scores and designed sound for theatrical productions at Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Yale Repertory Theatre, American Players Theatre, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, Oregon Shakespeare Festival, First Stage Children's Theater, The Fireside Theatre and many others. -Top-
Jill Walmsley Zager, Dialect Coach Jill is very happy to be back at The Rep for the 2013/14 Season. Other Milwaukee Rep credits include: A Raisin in the Sun, Clybourne Park, Sense and Sensibility, A Christmas Carol, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Mountaintop, Assassins, To Kill a Mockingbird, Lombardi, Yellowman, Ten Chimneys, The 39 Steps, My Name Is Asher Lev, Laurel and Hardy and Cabaret. Jill has recently returned to Milwaukee from three years as the Co-Head of Voice and Dialects and the Company Coach at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. Regionally, she has worked at Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire, Drury Lane Water Tower, Apple Tree Theatre, Drury Lane Theatre & Conference Center, Utah Shakespeare Festival and Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. Jill earned her Master's Degrees at Central School of Speech & Drama (London) and Northwestern. She is married to James Zager, the Head of the Theatre Program at Carroll University. -Top-
Jamie Cheatham, Fight Choreographer Jamie Cheatham is a nationally recognized Fight Director and Certified Teacher with the Society of American Fight Directors (SAFD). Before moving to Wisconsin in 2003, he was based in New York City as a fight director, teacher and actor. He has over twenty years experience as a professional, classically trained actor (AEA, SAG-AFTRA) and fight director. His fight work includes such theatres as the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Alley Theatre (TX), Actor's Theatre of Louisville (KY), many regional Shakespeare festivals, the Milwaukee Ballet, and recently Noises Off at The Rep. He has taught in several MFA acting programs, privately in New York City, and is currently the head of acting at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside. -Top-
Jesse Klug, Lighting Designer – Milwaukee Rep credits include: To Kill a Mockingbird and My Name is Asher Lev. National tour of The Screwtape Letters. Off-Broadway credits include: The Elaborate Entrance of Chad Deity (Second Stage Theatre, Hewes Nomination); The Screwtape Letters (Westside Arts); Hunchback Variations (59E59); Romulus (Guggenheim Museum) and The Hourglass (New York Musical Theatre Festival). Regional: Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Goodman Theatre, Court Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, Lookingglass Theatre Company, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Indiana Repertory Theatre, Geffen Playhouse, Asolo Rep Theatre, Shakespeare Theatre Company, Virginia Stage Company, Writers' Theatre, Drury Lane, Marriott Theatre, Timeline Theatre Company, American Theatre Company, Fulton Theatre, Portland Center Stage and Chicago Dramatist. Jeff Award and After Dark Award winner. -Top-
Richelle Harrington Calin, Stage Manager – Richelle Harrington Calin has been with Milwaukee Rep since 2004. Milwaukee Rep credits include: Bach at Leipzip, The Clean House, Intimate Apparel, Gem of the Ocean, A Christmas Carol, The Voysey Inheritance, Life Could Be a Dream, Glengarry Glen Ross, The Night is a Child, I Am My Own Wife, Greater Tuna, Pride and Prejudice, Shear Madness, The Lady with All the Answers, Yankee Tavern, Route 66, Cabaret, Bombshells, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Yellowman, Othello, The Mountaintop, How The World Began and Venus in Fur. The upcoming production of Ain't Misbehavin' will be the 150th production of her professional career. -Top-
Jennifer Anderson, Assistant Stage Manage – Jen is very excited to return to The Rep after working on From My Hometown during the '11-'12 Season. Previous credits include Guthrie Theater, Skylight Music Theatre, Tuacahn Center for the Arts and Milwaukee Chamber Theatre. Many thanks to her friends and family for all the love and support. Jen is a proud member of Actor's Equity. -Top-
Emily Penick, Assistant Director – Emily Penick most recently enjoyed Assistant Directing Ragtime, Forever Plaid, and A Christmas Carol here at The Rep, and is honored to join the End of the Rainbow team. Favorite Directing credits include: The Rose Tattoo, The Servant of Two Masters, Spike Heels, The Secret Rapture, and The Lover. Also a choreographer, Emily earned her MFA in Directing from Ohio University. (emilypenick.com) -Top-
Rachel Lantow, Stage Management Intern – Rachel, originally from Lakeville, Minnesota, is joining the Intern Company of The Rep as a recent graduate of Minnesota State University, Mankato where she earned her BFA in Theatre Design/Technology. Rachel has also worked for Highland Summer Theatre in Minnesota for two seasons and this past summer she took the trip to Nebraska to stage manage for Crane River Theater Company. She wants to thank her family for always supporting her decisions to pursue the dreams laid on her heart, and her friends in Mankato for their impact on her life. "For my Audience of One, for my family, and for Kaela." -Top-
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» Judy Garland Biography
» A Scene from End of the Rainbow
» Spotlight on End of the Rainbow
» Word of Mouth Review: "End of the Rainbow"
» Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli on "The Judy Garland Show"
» Collection of Judy Garland Audio Recordings
» 'END OF THE RAINBOW' CHRONICLES FINAL DAYS OF GARLAND'S STORMY CAREER – WisconsinGazette
» HOLLIS RESNIK FACES HER GREATEST CHALLENGE AS JUDY GARLAND IN 'END OF THE RAINBOW' – WisconsinGazette
» REP'S END OF THE RAINBOW OFFERS THE LAUGHS AND TEARS AND SONGS OF GARLAND'S HYPER-DRAMATIC LIFE. – ThirdCoastDaily
» 'END OF THE RAINBOW' EXPLORES DRAMATIC FINALE OF JUDY GARLAND'S CAREER – JSOnline
» ACTRESS RESNIK RETURNS TO THE REP FOR "END OF THE RAINBOW" – OnMilwaukee
» RESNIK DELIVERS SHATTERING PORTRAIT OF JUDY GARLAND IN REP'S 'RAINBOW' – JSOnline
» REP'S "END OF THE RAINBOW" IS A MAGICAL EVENING – OnMilwaukee
» HOLLIS RESNIK IS PERFECTION… HER GARLAND-INSPIRED RENDITIONS ARE IMPECCABLE! – Chicago Theatre Review
» JUDY GARLAND LIVES ON IN THE REP'S "END OF THE RAINBOW" – MilwaukeeMag
» JUDY GARLAND AT THE REP: "END OF THE RAINBOW" – Tom Strini
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As if the people in the VH1 series "Couples Therapy" don't have enough problems as it is, the divas involved make sure that the drama is heightened to a ridiculous level. According to Wet Paint on Jan. 15, the latest controversy involves Farrah Abraham and Taylor Armstrong.
It hasn't been easy for Abraham, the former "Teen Mom" star who went from being a teen mom to being a porn star. Most of the people in "Couples Therapy" pretty much can't stand her. That includes "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Taylor Armstrong, who has been pretty much outspoken in her thoughts that Abraham is a fake.
Armstrong made her thoughts even more clear when she went on former "Real Housewives" star Bethenny Frankel's talk show. Armstrong pointed out that Abraham's relationship with DJ Brian Dave might have been a sham and it wouldn't surprise her because Abraham lies about a lot.
Armstrong also threw some stones at the former "Teen Mom," saying that Abraham was dating a porn star and released the tape on purpose just to be a bigger star. She compared to the people who get sex tapes released without their knowledge, acting like most sex tapes are done secretly without the women knowing.
That sent Abraham over the edge.
After Taylor Armstrong's comments, Farrah Abraham went to the Internet and lashed out. She said that "Couples Therapy" is a show about women who are working hard and trying, and insinuated that Armstrong doesn't fit that description. She then finished with the statement that Armstrong needs to keep her name from out of her mouth.
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I recently wrote about the new record high for the Dow Jones Industrial Average and tried to be as thoughtful as I could. But it wasn't easy, considering the feeding frenzy on the topic and the need to ascribe cosmic significance to the event.
The high was either proof the recovery is firing on all cylinders, or a warning that the bottom is about to fall out.
Frankly, I think it's neither. But fat chance selling that idea to a major media portal.
That's because there's a dirty little secret of financial media: We are bipolar creatures who vacillate between fear and greed, with no middle ground between.
Check these two points of view from the last two months if you need proof: Either it's a secular bull market that will send the Dow to 20,000 in four years or the beginning of a 100-year bear market.
We do this because talking about a 4% to 7% annual return for the S&P 500 over the next five years isn't all that sexy. Who's gonna click on a headline that promises to turn $10,000 into $16,000 by 2023?
Unless your target is a zillion or zero, it's not "interesting."
Unfortunately, this way of thinking is either willfully naïve or just plain delusional. The reality is that clear tops and bottoms are rare, and the vast majority of our time as investors is spent in between the two.
There are countless Wall Street truisms about this: that picking tops or bottoms is the most expensive job in investing, that Wall Street is peopled by analysts who can identify one big inflection point in a row.
Unfortunately, financial media sometimes feels like a store full of broken watches. Depending on when you walk in, you might find one that is "correct" … but in a little while, the product in question reveals itself to be a piece of junk.
So keep that in mind as you read my take on the Dow or … well, anything. I try to guard against the hucksterism, but it creeps in sometimes. And even when it doesn't, I can be (and often am) painfully wrong.
Anyway, back to the circus.
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3 Multipurpose (and Just Plain Cool) Garages
From Tania Simpkins on July 09, 2010 in Home Additions
Though the word garage might conjure up words like "axel" and "pops," and images of 1950s grease-stained jumpsuits, garages have come to mean a multiplicity of things, and have countless uses. From extra bedrooms to paint studios, domestic garages have long been converted to fit individual needs that have nothing to do with cars. But what about the garages that retain their original purpose while offering something more? Here are three examples of garages that go beyond traditionand with the panache of, say, a revved-up 458 Italia Ferrari.
#1 Sunny Home Gym
While this beautifully modern garage can easily accommodate three cars, the glass doors rise directly upward, and materials from along the walls find their place on the smooth floor to create an open and sunny home gym.
#2 Art, Cars & Beauty
This garage owner clearly loves beautymanifested not only in his three cars, but in the choice to go beyond garage neutrals and paint the interior fire-engine red. A bold canvas for the photos and artwork lining the walls. This isnt just a place to store a carthis is a private world to retreat to.
#3 Quaint Little Guest Quarters
Making great use of space by building up, garages like this can also accommodate guests in the quarters above. Integrating everything into this traditional building creates a streamlined look, and more room to roam around outside. Even the doors with their barn-door look pay homage to the buildings hints of old America schools and churches.
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Holds the school record in the 200-yard back (2:04.28), ranks second in the 100-yard back (59.03), third in the 100-yard free (52.91) and fourth in the 200-yard IM (2:10.57) ... also a member of the school-record-holding 200-yard free (1:37.01), 800-yard free (7:44.83) and 400-medley (3:54.45) relay teams.
As a Junior: Named Most Outstanding Performer at the Atlantic 10 Championships ... captured two individual titles and was a member of three winning relays including the 200-yard back (2:03.61), 100-yard free (52.91), 200-yard free relay (1:37.01, new UMass record), 400-yard medley relay (3:54.45, new UMass record) and the 400-yard free relay (3:32.89) ... WHMP Athlete of the Week (2/21) ... named to the Atlantic 10 Academic All-Conference team and Commissioner's Honor Roll.
As a Sophomore: Set a school record and finished third at the Atlantic 10 Championships in the 200-yard back (2:04.28) and placed fourth in the 100-yard back (59.04) ... was third on the team in the 100-yard free (53.70 at A-10's) and fourth in the 200-yard free (1:58.91 vs. UMBC).
As a Freshman: Placed sixth in the 100-yard back (1:00.02), ninth in the 200-yard back (2:06.58) and 13th in the 200-yard IM (2:11.27) at the A-10 Championships ... member of the fourth-place 800-yard free relay team at the A-10's, which set a new school record ... earned 20 top three finishes, including two wins and eight second-place finishes ... named to the Athletic Director's Honor Roll in the spring of 1999.
Before UMass: Four-year letterwinner in swimming at Sandwich (Mass.) High School, where she set every individual and relay record ... four-year team MVP ... captained the team as a senior ... finished second in the 100-yard back and third in the 200-yard IM at the State Championships in her senior campaign ... four-year Pilgrim Conference All-Star ... named to the Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic teams three times.
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Space HeatersGas space heaters cost much less to operate than electric heaters. With gas, you're able to zone heat your home providing extra warmth where you need it. Because most natural gas space heaters do not require electricity, you can stay warm even when the power goes out. These modern appliances are available with optional thermostats, blowers and remote controls.
Vented space heaters are available in a variety of sizes and can provide supplemental or whole house heating. Standard atmospheric vented heaters vent vertically through a chimney or vent piping, and direct-vent models can bring in combustion air and vent horizontally through an outside wall.
Smaller, vent-free models (5,000 to 40,000 BTUs) provide zone heating with nearly 100% efficiency. When equipped with an oxygen depletion sensor (ODS) and properly sized, vent-free heaters provide safe and reliable heat. Models sized for bathrooms (up to 6,000 BTUs) and bedrooms (up to 10,000 BTUs) are available. Vent-free heaters are designed to supplement the central furnace or vented heaters in your home and should not be used as the sole heat source.


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The 45th annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival is just around the corner, and you won't want to miss it.
The festival showcases work from over 200 artists, and packs on the fun with an Opening Night Gala, live music, activities for kids, local food, and a Yoga fest. The Festival After Dark gives guests a chance to continue the fun after the festival, and includes a free Sundance screening, musical festival and more.
The festival takes place from 5–9 p.m., Aug. 1; 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Aug. 2; and 9 a.m.–6 p.m., Aug. 3. Tickets are $10 each for a weekend pass for adults, $5 for a weekend pass for children and students age 6–17, and free for children 5 and under.
Volunteer, and get a score of free stuff. Volunteers can work a shift of just four hours in either the morning, day or evening from Aug. 1–3. Volunteer perks include a free weekend festival access pass, a volunteer gift bag including skull candy earbuds, a 2014 Kimball Arts Festival T-shirt, an invitation to the volunteer appreciation party and access to the volunteer lounge with food and refreshments.
Check out the full list of volunteer jobs here. To sign up, go to the volunteer registration page, or call Emma Yudelman at 435-649-8882.
The festival is located at Park City's Main Street. For more information, visit the festival's website.


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These reflections are taken from the book "Pro-Life Reflections for Every Day" by Fr. Frank Pavone which is available for purchase at: ProLifeReflectionsForEveryDay.org
"At dawn on the first day of the week…there was a violent earthquake." (Matthew 28:1-2)
Reflection: In the Old Testament, earthquakes are a sign of the coming of God, the breaking in of the new age in which God's kingdom will flourish. That is what happens, of course, at the Resurrection. A new chapter of history now begins, in which the risen life of Christ is accepted by believers and overcomes humanity's slavery to death.
Prayer: Father, you have shaken up the world with the Risen life of Christ, and you have shaken us loose from the stranglehold of death. In the light of the resurrection, may we continue to extend your victory over death!


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Students may pass both components of the WI course, pass the course but fail the writing component, or pass the writing component but fail the course itself. A student who passes the writing component but fails the course may receive credit for fulfilling the writing requirement but may/will still need to repeat the course to fulfill the major or general education requirement. Students who do not pass the writing component of a WI course must still satisfy the WAC requirements. Students should consult with their academic advisor to determine the most appropriate means of satisfying this requirement.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2014: Go about your business with strategic flair, channel your power and push yourself beyond your limits today. Use this time to get in touch with your own personal force and the ways that you can apply it for your own benefit... and the benefit of others.
There's a feeling of optimism in the air and difficult problems can be handled successfully... but... the fewer your expectations... the better your day will be. And... The less words spoken, the better your perceptions. Pay attention as people talk to you and suggest ideas, notice offers you receive and insights that occur.
Prepare yourself. We're moving into an intense couple of days. The force will be strong. Just remember, the light side of the Force was the facet aligned with compassion, selflessness, self-knowledge and enlightenment, healing, mercy and benevolence, while the dark side of the Force was the element aligned with hatred, fear, covetousness, anger, aggression, jealousy and malevolence.
Align with the light side, take the high road, be extra careful, walk away from conflict and don't say anything you can't take back or might later regret. Things could get heated, hopefully for the better. Fortunately, you'll be feeling an ease in communication that can grant you a positive outlet for those energies you don't dare express directly for fear of losing the approval of others.
Good luck, be well, good fortune, may good things happen to you.
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Florida Panthers: Booth gets his revenge on Richards
David Booth wore the smile of satisfaction as he sat at his locker after tonight's game. Not only did he have a goal and three assists, giving him six points the past two games, but he had them against the Flyers.
And he fought Mike Richards, the guy who dealt him a concussion with a controversial hit Oct. 24. The concussion kept Booth out 45 games and cost him the silver medal he would have gotten with a spot on the USA Olympic roster. His apology from Richards: a text message.
Booth did what I would have done.
It's one thing to have your teammates stick up for you, which they did when the teams last played Dec. 21 in Philly. It's another to not only do it yourself, but pay back Richards and the Flyers with a great offensive night.
That's how you show you're back.
Here's what Booth said after the game about what went down with Richards 2:45 into the first period:
"That was kind of expected. I don't really know what I'm doing when I fight," Booth said. "But it was just a lot of…I don't know what's built up, but what could have been this year if you were playing, you think about that. But that's behind me now. I don't have to worry about that. I can just go out there and play and be free of this. I'm back to 100 percent."
Booth added: "I just wanted to get it off my chest. It wasn't cheap or anything. I just asked him if he wanted to and he was good enough to give me my shot."
Coach Pete DeBoer praised Booth after the game.
"I give David Booth full marks," DeBoer said. "That's not an easy thing to do. He did what he had to do. He stood up for himself. Knowing Mike Richards like I know him, he'll have a lot of respect for that."
What's crazy is that there were two fights in the game before that and they came in the first five seconds after opening faceoff. It's safe to say there was still bad blood even though the Panthers exacted revenge and stood up for Booth in a 4-1 win Dec. 21 in Philly.
"I thought we had moved beyond that, but it obviously carried into tonight a little bit, too, and that's all right," DeBoer said. "We showed some emotion, we played hard, we were ready to play and that's a good sign."
Booth also made what I found to be an interesting comment: "We came out physical and that's why we won tonight. We weren't afraid and didn't back down. We've got to play like that more often. The times we've done that this year, we've won. Maybe that's an identity we've got to establish."


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MIKEY PALMER, Beallsville. Only caught two passes but they totalled 134 yards and both went for touchdowns in shutout of St. John Central. Charted four tackles on defense.
D.J. LUCAS, Beallsville. Had four receptions for 123 yards and a TD. Had one tackle on defense.
BRUCE SEFERT, Beallsville. Ran the ball six times for 38 yards and a pair of TDs. Had nine tackles on defense, with three being solo stops.
LEVI PHILLIPS, Beallsville. Completed 7 of 10 passes for 266 yards and three touchdowns. Also ran the ball four times for 42 yards and made two tackles on defense.
AUSTIN McCONVILLE, Bellaire. Charted a team-best 10 tackles - all solo - in loss to Martins Ferry. Also recovered two fumbles and had a pair of tackles for lost yards.
JUSTYN KEYSER, Bellaire. Picked off a pair of passes and made six solo tackles.
COLT CHARLTON, Bridgeport. Had a career-high 11 catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns in loss to Cameron. Also caught a pair of 2-point conversion passes.
TRISTEN KING, Buckeye Trail. Charted 12 tackles in loss to Monroe Central, with eight of them being solo stops. He had one tackle for minus yards.
BRIAN STYLES, Martins Ferry. Offensively, he carried the football 16 times for 107 yards and a touchdown, while throwing for 106 yards and a TD in win over Bellaire. Defensively, he had five tackles and a fumble recovery. Finished the game with 281 all-purpose yards.
ARJAY BURRESS, Martins Ferry. Lugged the leather 12 times for 91 yards, while coming away with five tackles and a sack on defense. Also kicked two PATs.
JAKE BARRITT, Martins Ferry. Landed four passes for 56 yards and a touchdown on offense. Defensively, he had six tackles and two pass deflections.
JAHOD JOYCE, Martins Ferry. Offensively, he toted the leather 11 times for 61 yards. On defense, made his presence felt with 12 tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble.
MARCUS SUTTON, Martins Ferry. Outside linebacker had 10 tackles and knocked down two passes. Offensively, he caught a 40-yard pass and rushed the ball two times for 13 yards.
LEVI BROWN, Monroe Central. Carried the ball 19 times for 67 yards and two scores in win over Buckeye Trail.
CURTIS NIXON, Monroe Central. Had 15 carries for 59 yards and a TD. Completed 14 passes for 190 yards and two scores. Also intercepted a pass.
JAKE SCHUERMAN, Monroe Central. Caught a 6-yard TD pass and charted 10 tackles.
MIKEY JONES, Monroe Central. Had 10 tackles from his linebacker spot.
JORDAN SAPP, River. Ran the ball 23 times for 143 yards and three touchdowns in win over Frontier.
CHRIS LITTELL, Shadyside. Ran the ball 10 times for 117 yards and two TDs in blowout of Barnesville. Also caught a 11-yard pass.
ERIC HOWELL, Shadyside. Carried the leather 12 times for 78 yards and two TDs.
JAYLON BROWN, St. Clairsville. Only had six carries, but made the most of them with 201 yards and a trio of touchdowns in victory over Union Local.
JOEL GIFFIN, St. Clairsville. Graded out at 97% at right tackle on offense and was in on six tackles from his defensive end spot.
BEN COLEMAN, St. Clairsville. Had a 16-yard TD reception and charted 10 total tackles and a QB hurry.
MICHAEL JACOB, St. Clairsville. Graded at 86% blocking from his tight end position, while also recording four total tackles, caused a fumble and recovered it.
ZACH MUSILLI, St. Clairsville. Senior placekicker continued his fine season by converting all five PATs and booting a pair of field goals, those coming from 25 and 35 yards.


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On the evening of July 12, 1979, thousands of Chicago radio DJ Steve Dahl's listeners, drunk on stadium beer and a belief in guitar rock supremacy, stormed the field at Comiskey Park to toss disco records onto a huge bonfire as part of "Disco Demolition Night."
While they may have thought they were destroying the genre for good, but another group of Chicagoans were likely listening to the man who defined disco's next incarnation. From 1977 to 1983 Frankie Knuckles, who died last week at 59, was the resident DJ at Chicago's Warehouse nightclub.
Knuckles played soulful disco records, but infused them with electronic beats, sound effects and samples for a distinctive sound that club regulars began calling "house" music.
In 1988 the German label BCM released a stunning, ambitious collection called The History of the House Sound of Chicago - twelve vinyl records each with its own theme.
The first two records in the set feature many of Knuckles' favorite underground dance classics he spun at the Warehouse - lost diva showcases like Shirley Lites' "Heat You Up (Melt You Down)", Cuban drummer Candido's electro-salsa version of "Jingo", and oddities like Telex's "Moskow Diskow", a crass knockoff of fellow Germans Kraftwerk's "Trans-Europe Express" (Knuckles had a thing for trains - he liked to turn out all the lights in the club in the middle of a set and blast a recording of an express train to get dancers' hearts racing).
From there it's a bounty of mid-80s house tracks that you can immerse yourself in for weeks. Vocals come in all varieties - rapped, florid gospel or opera inspired, come-ons in Spanish or French.
In 1989 BCM released an expanded edition of the set consisting of 150 tracks divided into fifteen hour-long CDs. The added material reflected how Chicago house music ended up taking over British pop music at the end of the Eighties - both in the form of sampled collages by production teams like Coldcut and Bomb the Bass and in acid house with its high-strung, insistent beeps and squeals provided by the Roland T303 synthesiser.
The house music that Frankie Knuckles nurtured comprised a body of popular music in the Eighties nearly as rich as hip-hop or indie rock or Afropop. Hopefully this set will someday get the reissue it deserves so more people can find this out without going bankrupt buying rare used copies.


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Mel Netzhammer can take comfort in the fact that no one expects him to match his predecessor when it comes to longevity. To do that would require the 52-year-old Netzhammer to still be working as Washington State University Vancouver's chancellor when he's 92. (The late Hal Dengerink worked in the WSU system for 40 years, 22 as WSUV chancellor).But a worthy goal for Netzhammer is to match the quality of service that is seen in the legacy of his legendary predecessor. It appears WSUV's new leader is off to a good start in that direction. WSUV professor Gay Selby, who led the search committee that chose Netzhammer over three other finalists, said he "seemed very authentic and approachable" during the interviews. Those were two of Hal Dengerink's manifold attributes, and they are two appropriate building blocks for Netzhammer at the Salmon Creek campus.
The Columbian welcomes WSUV's new chancellor to a wonderful place to live and a great place to work. At this university, Netzhammer will find education and fiscal challenges similar to what he's faced before, and his expertise in those areas should serve him well here.
On the education level, WSUV is flexing its relatively new wings as an institution specializing in careers of tomorrow. As a provost at Keene State College in New Hampshire, Netzhammer worked in areas that determined teaching techniques and the use of classroom spaces. At the statewide level here, Washington is implementing new standards for proficiency testing, and Netzhammer has served in that area as a liaison on K-12 districts' launch of Common Core standards.
On the fiscal level, while Netzhammer was at Keene, state funding for the college was cut almost in half in one year. At WSUV, he'll find a university that has seen a similar decline in state funding over four years. He'll also move into a higher education system where tuition has soared by double-digit percentages for four consecutive years. Since WSUV opened almost a quarter of a century ago, the state's contribution to the cost of tuition has plummeted from 80 percent to 40 percent.
But those stern tests are accompanied by myriad advantages that brighten WSUV's future. Southwest Washington has built a huge support network for WSUV, substantial enough to inspire the university to launch the public phase of a $1 billion fundraising campaign. As reported in an op-ed by two WSUV leaders last year, the university is raising $20 million of that campaign locally, and the top priority of the campaign will be student scholarships. Already, in just the past two years, more than $650,000 in additional financial aid has been generated.
Netzhammer will be part of a network that extends far beyond the campus, including multiple cooperative programs with area businesses, particularly in high-tech fields, and numerous partnerships between WSUV and area school districts.
Last year, Dengerink wrote an op-ed for The Columbian less than three months before he passed away. He wrote in support of the Columbia River Crossing, where he led a 39-member task force through a process that would include 800 public meetings and countless hours of deliberations. In classic Dengerink style, he wrote, "it's time to stop admiring the problem and get on with the solution."
That's the legacy of leadership that is left for Mel Netzhammer. We wish him well in his new role at a university that is among the best in the nation in growth, innovation and community support.


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Q: Looking back at the playoffs, was it wanting to play in a Final that led you to this, and do you regret it at all?
"I don't regret it. It's one of those things where the MRIs, everything was great, even the writing tests I did, everything was great, and I felt good. I went out there and I had headaches, but it's a hockey game. You get bumped around and you get headaches. That doesn't mean you have a concussion. I wanted to play, and I thought well, it's probably from my neck, I had neck issues in the past. I always found excuses. Maybe it was from me wearing a shield now and putting some strain on my neck. I always looked for something to explain my symptoms. But they didn't get any better in the summer, and it comes down to the real problem is probably coming from my head."
Q: Did the first preseason game cause any effects that led you to where you are now?
"Well, I didn't' feel right even skating with the boys before training camp started. It's one thing when you work out all summer and do your stuff… like I said, I was always finding a reason why I was feeling like that that day. Right before camp when I was skating with the other guys, I didn't feel 100 percent. I was always like, maybe I'm nervous for camp or maybe this, maybe that. But that first game, the New Jersey game, I didn't' feel myself out there. That's when I made my decision, when I was watching the game up in the press box in Toronto, just watching the game it kind of got me off a little bit, I didn't feel myself just because of the lights and everything. That's when I decided I had to talk to Jimmy and Homer, which I did the next day."
Q: Does the fact that a few months since it's happened and you're still dealing with these issues make you nervous that this might be a long-term thing?
"Yeah, maybe. Who knows. I risked it when I came on the ice and I didn't get popped again, maybe I did something – who knows. Nobody knows. That's why I put a stop to it. That's why I'm like, I can't risk my health out there more than I did already. I didn't want to go out there and get popped again or get hit again. That's my biggest fear. If I feel like that now, how am I going to feel the next time I get hit? Because the way I play, it's not if, it's when I'm going to get hit. That was one of my biggest fears. Now I think I made the right call by making sure I get better not only for hockey, but for the rest of my life."
Q: When will you go to Pittsburgh to see the doctor there?
Q: Did you talk to anyone else over the summer about this?
"No, you know what, I was still in denial this summer. That's the thing. I was lying to myself more than anybody. I feel bad that I didn't tell the Flyers, but to tell you the truth, I really thought I was 100 percent. I was feeling the symptoms, but I was finding excuses for every single one of them. At the end, I was lying to myself and to the Flyers."
Q: Did you confide in your wife at all about the headaches?
"Quite a bit. But again, I would say maybe I'm dehydrated, I should drink more, maybe I did too much today, maybe I didn't have enough sleep, maybe the dog woke me up… when you want to play, you're always finding excuses. I know there's people who are going to say he's crazy, why would you do that, but you have to put yourself in my shoes. I've been in this league a long time and I've never been close like I was last year. For sure that pushed me to play, especially when all the test results came back normal. I 'm like you know what, I'll deal with the headaches, I want to play so bad. I know some people are going to judge me on that, but they gotta be careful because they're not in my shoes and they'll never be in my shoes. They don't know what I went through all my life just to get there. For me to miss the opportunity to play in the semifinals and the finals, it would take a lot. Obviously it was a brain injury, but in my case all the tests came back normal and I felt pretty good, so I thought, I gotta go back. So some people are going to judge me, but oh well. That's my decision and I'll live with the consequences."
Q: Do you feel like this is your last chance to get this right?
"Yeah. There's no doubt in my mind I'm staying out till I'm 100 percent. What scares me the most is getting hit again, and what am I going to be next? Am I going to be a miserable guy? I don't want to be like that. I want to be myself when I leave this game. I feel like if I get popped again or hit again or punched… the way I play… I just can't be a 50-goal scorer. I'd love to, but I just can't change my game right now. I can't come back 90 percent, I've got to come back 100 percent."


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Commutative Algebra and its Interaction with Algebraic Geometry (07w5505)
Anthony Geramita (Queens University)
Paul Roberts (University of Utah)
Bernd Ulrich (Purdue University)
1. Problems in positive and mixed characteristic.
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homological theory of Noetherian rings have been proven using this technique, and more recently these ideas have been extended in the theory of tight closure. For rings of mixed characteristic, an
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Positive characteristic, tight closure, and Hilbert-Kunz multiplicities.
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The other topic of this section is Hilbert-Kunz multiplicities. These invariants are an analogue of traditional multiplicities in Algebraic Geometry, which are discussed in the second section of this proposal, and they record the action of the Frobenius homomorphism on a ring in positive characteristic. They are related to local Chern classes and other arithmetic invariants. Recent results by Brenner and Trivedi use results on vector bundles to compute these multiplicities for cones. In addition, Monsky and his student Teixeira have found an exciting description in terms of what they call p-fractals that yields rationality of the Hilbert-Kunz multiplicity in many cases. Monsky has continued to prove new results on rationality, and this area is in constant development.
Mixed characteristic and the homological conjectures.
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subject is the use of a method of Fontaine to reduce questions in mixed characteristic to positive characteristic.
2. Integral dependence and integral closures.
The concepts of integral extensions and integral closures of rings are central to much of Commutative Algebra. In this part of the proposal we discuss an extension of these concepts to ideals. This defines a
closure operation for which the closure is in general larger than the tight closure discussed in the first section. Integral closure of ideals is closely related to singularity theory, the study of Rees algebras, and multiplier ideals.
Multiplier ideals and cores.
Multiplier ideals are integrally closed ideals that have been defined in complex algebraic geometry using log resolutions. Multiplier ideals play a role in the study of singularities, and more recently they have been related to arc spaces in the work of Ein, Mustata and their collaborators. The theory of multiplier ideals has surprising applications in local commutative algebra, as shown by Ein, Lazarsfeld and Karen Smith. On the other hand, the Japanese school of commutative algebraists was able to established a connection to test ideals, a characteristic p notion arising in tight closure theory. The proposed workshop will help to bring together the different points of view in this rich subject.
Multiplier ideals are also related to cores of ideals, a topic receiving a great deal of attention lately. A better understanding of cores would lead to improved versions of the celebrated Briancon-Skoda Theorem and solve a conjecture of Kawamata on the non-vanishing of sections of line bundles. This surprising connection was recently discovered by Smith and her coauthors, and one can expect further exciting developments in the near future.
Rees algebras and singularities.
There has been an abundance of new results about Rees algebras and their structure over the past fifteen years. Rees algebras are the rings in which integral dependence of ideals can be studied and they are the algebraic objects that appear in the process of resolution of singularities. The Cohen-Macaulay property of Rees algebras is of central importance, and has been studied extensively by Goto, Huneke, Ulrich, Vasconcelos and their collaborators. Rees algebras have been used in Kawasaki's celebrated proof of the existence of Macaulifications, a weak form of resolution of singularities. Another important contribution in singularity theory is Cutkosky's work on Abhyankar's conjecture about local factorization of birational maps between nonsingular varieties.
Rees algebras, in particular Rees algebras of modules, are the algebraic environment for geometric constructions like tangential varieties, Gauss images and secant varieties, the topic of the next section. The defining equations as well as the dimension of theses varieties can be obtained from a presentation of a suitable Rees algebra.
The concept of integral dependence of ideals and modules is essential in intersection theory and the theory of multiplicities. It plays an important role in equisingularity theory as well, through the work of
Gaffney, Kleiman and Teissier. On the other hand there is still no efficient algorithm for computing integral closures of ideals and modules, other than the wasteful approach through finding the integral
closure of the entire Rees algebra. So far this computational problem has evaded the efforts of many researchers. However, Vasconcelos and his coauthors have made considerable progress in proving bounds for the computational complexity of integral closures, based on generalized notions of multiplicities.
3. Secant varieties and Algebraic Statistics.
In the past few years we have seen some unforeseen applications of Commutative Algebra to many not obviously related fields. For example, the following questions have been considered. What is the fastest way to multiply two elements of a finite dimensional algebra? In particular, what is the best way to program matrix multiplication? What are efficient methods for dealing with massive data sets (e.g. results from clinical trials in cancer research, DNA sequences in human and animal genomes)? These seem like wildly different questions, but both are suprisingly connected to the study of questions in
Commutative Algebra that arise from Algebraic Geometry.
Secant varieties of Segre varieties.
In recent years many new methods and ideas have been developed to try and answer old, and unsolved, problems about the secant varieties of Segre varieties. Much of the impetus for studying these old problems came from the realization that there would be exciting applications for solutions. Thus, we are proposing to bring together people working on these problems in different ways and have them talk
about their methods.
The classical problems concern the dimensions of these varieties. But, new research has brought into focus the importance of understanding the defining equations of these varieties as well and these are the first steps, we now understand, in finding the entire minimal free resolution of the defining ideal. Also, the singularities of these varieties are a topic that has barely begun.
There have been different approaches to these problems. The group headed by Chiantini and Ciliberto (and mostly centered in Italy) has reexamined the work of the Italian `masters' of the late 19th and early 20th century on these issues. They have recast the main classical results in modern terms and pushed them to unforseen levels. This reexamination of the past has brought some splendid new ideas into the spotlight and the Workshop would be a perfect opportunity to have these ideas explained and discussed by experts.
The group headed by Catalisano, Geramita and Gimigliano has developed the pioneering work of Alexander and Hirshowitz in showing the connection between such problems and the study of non-reduced subschemes of projective space supported on unions of linear varieties. Their work on this approach has greatly expanded the collections of varieties for which the dimensions of the secant varieties are now known. They have identified certain key cases which need further study and the exposition of this research at the Workshop would provide a perfect opportunity to understand the thorny problems in this area.
Applications to Statistics.
The group in Algebraic Statistics, represented by Stillman-Sturmfels, has brought the problem of `defining equations' into focus with a provocative conjecture. A special case of this conjecture was recently settled by Landsberg using Lie Algebra techniques. Further special cases of an extension of the conjecture were also just provided by Catalisano-Geramita-Gimigliano. This area of study is brand new and offers opportunities for dramatic advances if considered by the appropriate researchers. We think that those people will be present at the Workshop.
Thus, the Workshop would provide the first opportunity to bring together these various groups. Also, since both the language of the modern understanding of these problems and the language of the conjectures which seek to solve them is the language of Commutative Algebra, a workshop which also includes experts on other aspects of the field (such as Rees algebras) would be ideal to provide the mix that offers the best chance for solving some of these questions.


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I would totally say unravelling too :) so didn't spot anything. Very interesting selection, will be waiting for your reviews.ReplyDelete
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