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A New Spin (And Hand) For 'Mozart'
By JAMES R. OESTREICH
Published: August 1, 2003
IT may be the newest and most elusive of new maths. Add a French conductor little known in America, Louis Langrée, to a festival long established in New York, Mostly Mozart at Lincoln Center, and the outcome may be a figure closer to 1 than to 2. Such at least is the impression gleaned from conversations with several players in the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, which just a year ago wiped out much of the season with a last-minute strike.
''It all came together in four days, and that's saying something,'' Timothy Cobb, the orchestra's principal double bassist, said of rehearsals before a free preview concert last week. ''We stepped up a whole notch. It feels like we're really going places, and it's amazing to have that feeling in this day and age.''
The math gets even weirder when Jane S. Moss, the vice president for programming at Lincoln Center, enters the picture. Ms. Moss has led Mostly Mozart through a transition over the last decade and has now, in its 37th season, brought Mr. Langrée aboard as music director.
''Working with Louis, I've found that 1 + 1 = 100,'' Ms. Moss, acclaimed for her imaginative and visionary programming, said of Mr. Langrée's own vision. ''It's amazing what energy a collaborator can give you. The problem is, in Mostly Mozart we don't have room for 100.''
The current season -- which opened officially on Tuesday and enters its first weekend tonight, with a program conducted by Mr. Langrée -- runs a mere four weeks (though with a newly added week of rehearsal).
Then again, if the New York Philharmonic actually leaves Avery Fisher Hall in 2006, as currently contemplated, freeing up vast tracts of concert and rehearsal time, Ms. Moss may soon have ''room for 100'' and more in the overall programming at Lincoln Center. And she makes no secret of her intention to involve Mr. Langrée in the planning for the center's flagship series, Great Performers, during the regular season.
So who, exactly, is Louis Langrée? The bald facts are relatively few. Mr. Langrée, 42, is also the music director of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Liège in Belgium. He has held similar positions with the Orchestre de Picardie and the Opéra National de Lyon in France, and the Glyndebourne Touring Opera in England. He has made many guest appearances in Europe and a few recordings for Virgin Classics and Naïve.
He is all but unknown in the United States. He has had only one engagement outside New York, conducting Monteverdi's ''Incoronazione di Poppea'' at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C., in 1991. He made three appearances in earlier Mostly Mozart seasons, conducting the festival orchestra twice and the period-instrument Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, from Britain.
And oh, yes, he never studied conducting.
Growing Up With Music
Mr. Langrée was born and raised in Mulhouse, near the German and Swiss borders. Encouraged by his father, an organist and teacher of all things musical, he took up piano and flute as a child.
''I think I learned to read music at the same time as I learned French,'' he said recently in his studio at Avery Fisher Hall. ''I just grew up with it.''
And he was not alone. One of his sisters is a cellist, though unlike her cellist husband, not a professional.
At 15, Mr. Langrée entered the conservatory in Strasbourg to study music theory and composition as well as piano. It was there that he first heard a real orchestra, the Philharmonique de Strasbourg.
''It was a great shock,'' he said. ''Alain Lombard was the music director, and he played 'The Rite of Spring,' 'La Mer' and pieces like that. It was an amazing experience.
''I've always been more fascinated by orchestras than by conductors: 100 or . . . '' -- with a gesture to the surroundings, indicating the 42-member Mostly Mozart orchestra -- ''40 people of different ages, different cultures, different characters, speaking the same language. It still fascinates me.''
A Studious Apprentice
He went to work as a pianist at the Lyon opera, which was creating its own orchestra, and he was able to observe John Eliot Gardiner, as orchestra builder and conductor, at close hand.
''As an assistant,'' he said, ''the most important thing is to watch.''
He attended every rehearsal he could, and occasionally played a celesta or some other instrument in the orchestra. He eventually had an opportunity to lend a conductorial hand to a production of Mozart's ''Finta Giardiniera'' and was soon conducting other operas as well.
At 25, while still an assistant in Lyon, he developed lymphoma and had to stop working for a year.
Mr. Langrée apologizes for not yet being good at interviews, though he speaks clearly and coherently in English. It is in any case a pleasure to hear responses that are alternately spontaneous and deeply thoughtful rather than uniformly studied and pat. In that context, he speaks of his illness with hesitation.
''I don't feel,'' he said, ''and I wouldn't like people to feel, 'Oh, he's very sensitive because he got through that.' It's not true at all. Everybody can change some perceptions, but you're not suddenly a different man. So that's why I don't want to make a big thing of it.''
For now, he says, the cancer is squarely behind him.


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New TidyMom Contributor & How to personalize a Mug {craft}
Meet Kellie – TidyMom Crafty Contributor
I 'm excited to introduce Kellie Tate as a TidyMom Contributor! Kellie is a fun mom, crafter, DIY, foodie blogger, who blogs at Nest of Posies. I've admired her creativity for a long time and had the chance to meet her in person at Blissdom '11 and she's every bit as fun and sweet in person! So, when I decided I could use a little help with some crafty posts on TidyMom, Kellie was the first person I thought of! Lucky me, she said YES!!
TidyMom readers have always enjoyed craft tutorials, and I will still be doing the occasional craft, but with Kellie's help we will be able to share more craftiness with you! I can't tell you how excited I am to have her here, and can't wait to see what all she does!
You can also find Kellie in Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram .
Please give Kellie a warm welcome with her first fun craft using Martha Stewart's new glass paints!
Hey everyone, I'm Kellie from Nest of Posies & I'm so excited to be over here at Tidy Mom's place. Today I'm sharing Martha Stewart's new glass paint line that I was thrilled to be able to test out, and is now available at a Micheal's craft store near you! It's a new line she has developed & has amazing options, colors & textures.
Painting on glass or ceramics seems to be the trend right now in many craft circles. So I thought I would give it a try & dress up my plain 'ole mug. For the first time in 6+ years I am home alone during the school days. It's a whole new world to me, after having 3 young kids constantly being around. Let me be honest, I am basking in the quiet time, alone tv time, enjoying my coffee or beverage of choice all in one sitting without interruption. Pure Heaven. I look forward to it everyday. So I thought why not dress up my mug for our special quiet moments together?
The colors & textures of Martha's new paint line are simply amazing. The tools are pretty impressive as well. Probably one of the main things that stand out to me about her tools is that you can wash & reuse! That's a rare thing in the craft world not to mention extremely practical!
I completely fell in love with her metallic paints. They are beautiful. Along with the metallic paint she also carries, glitter, frost & opaque paint. The colors choices are stunning, but I guess you already knew that, coming from Martha.
The block letter stencils are like clings. They're removable & washable. You can paint on any word, monogram or quote by using these cling letter stencils. Just wash after using.
Is anyone thinking homemade Christmas gifts?
Very few supplies are needed. The trick is to remove the stencil lettering shortly after you have applied the paint. So basically this project is very time efficient! Just clean your surface with rubbing alcohol & use the sponge pouncer to apply the paint.
A very small amount of paint is needed to stencil on words. So very cost effective as well. My mug – is from Goodwill, btw. I can't believe I scored a whole set of dishes, bowls & mugs in plain white for $5 one day.
The sky is the limit in what you can do with the lettering & how you can make it personal. Martha also has various stencils & other clings for any project you have in mind. They are all available at Michael's craft stores.
To find more inspiring ideas head over to Plaid Crafts' facebook page, pinterest or follow them on twitter @plaidcraft.
What would you put on a personalized mug?
More Martha Stewart Glass Paint Projects you may enjoy:
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yay!! I love Kellie!! So glad to see her on Tidy Mom 🙂
Christina!!! hey girl!!
thank you!
Welcome Kellie. What a fun idea!!
Hey Kellie! Hey Cheryl! Love seeing you both in one place! *waving*
OK…I love me some Martha. Will have to check this out. I am NOT crafty, but I think I could try this! 🙂
hi bridget!!! xoxo
Oh goodness, I love it!! I never need a reason to go to Michael's, I just walk in and buy it all, but today is a different day!
LOVE Kellie's blog and now I am dying to make some of these–for Christmas gifts. Awesome!
julie!!!! once i found my grove & picked a project, the mug really was fast to do. it's pretty easy with the pouncer! go for it!
Cute. This would be great for giving personalized gifts.
Kellie always does such an awesome job, it's great to see her here at TidyMom, too! Yay!!! I love the Martha Stewart craft products, thanks for showing us how to easily personalize mugs.
I'm a newbie here, forced myself to subscribe to a few websites from tidy moms (not the messy kinds, like me:) but I can tell you I already love love LOVE this place! I am so excited to see Kellie here and I can't wait to rush over to goodwill and make me some mugs. Ohhhh how I wish we had Martha Stewart stuff in the Netherlands…. Kellie, welcome aboard and I'm looking forward to your next post!
linda, you are so kind! thank you!
maybe one day martha's products will be in the netherlands. i guess shipping would be high to get a lot of her stuff, but i must say the metallic paints are gorgeous, if you decide to order. thanks for stopping by!
What a great idea. This is definitely going to help with the Christmas gifts this year!
Hi Kellie! Congrats on being a contributor with Cheryl @Tidymom. What a great website to act as a contributor. Love this craft. Thanks for sharing.
Oh funny – I actually just bought some of these to make a #shotofcoffee mug! So fun!
Do you have to cure these (i.e. bake them in the oven) to set the paint? How does it hold up in the dishwasher?
hey angela!
you can bake or air dry. baking is much faster. she (martha) has it all listed on the instructions of her packaging.
Oh so many ideas are coming to me right now! This is AWESOME!! Thanks!
So happy for this new partnership for you and Kellie, what fun! And I love this painted / stenciled mug idea, awesome!
Great to see Kelli here 🙂
What a fun project, guess it's time to get my craft on and get making some mugs, or maybe cookie plates for Christmas 🙂
This is so cute!! How great would these be for Christmas presents?? 🙂
So cute! I have some of that paint and need to use it like this. Thanks for the fun idea!
Love this idea. Something I think I might try on some yellow mugs I have. Thank you!
Welcome Kellie and congratulations on being a TidyMom Crafty Contributor. What a cute little project you have shared with us and I can see how all of these Martha products and ideas could get very addictive.
So cute!! I adore Kellie and I might be her biggest fan. I think she is amazing amazing amazing!!
This is really cute! Makes me super excited for the cooler temperatures! 🙂
Don't touch!
Ooooo, I am thinking these would be great teacher gifts! 😀 Thanks for sharing!
Great idea, esp since Xmas is coming and I'm looking for special DIY gift ideas. Where can I get the sugar stars?
Nice to meet you! I'm thinking these make great teacher gifts maybe with a side of candy instead on an apple! Is that just me??!
So nice to meet you Kellie – and I love these stenciled mugs! I'll have to look for the stencils and paints – would make great Christmas presents.
Hi Kellie – Welcome!!
What a cool tutorial. I already have 4 boring beige mugs in my cupboard waiting for this facelift. Thanks for the inspiration!
Super cute mug! Love how it turned out…will have to look out for some plain mugs the next time I'm at the thrift store. Oh the possibilities!
Wow.. Great tip.. How cool is that!? Thanks for the advice.. Good luck to you, I'll definately be checking back!
Yay!! Welcome Kellie!! What a great idea, especially as we're getting closer to Christmas & gift giving.
This is so cute Kellie!! So perfect for fall – and it would be a great gift too!!
I'm a big Kellie fan. 😉 You're lucky to have her here, Cheryl! This is such a fun and cute project. Definitely great for the holidays. 🙂
The mug is adorable, but I'm absolutely melting over the little star sprinkles. So fun, all of it!
Too cute Kellie! Perfect for stocking stuffers this Christmas 😀
Oh look at you over here cute little Kellie!!! 🙂 I wore your scarf the other day and thought of you 🙂 Great tutorial on the stencil and it looks pretty yummy as well 🙂
Great ideas on mugs logo engraving and imprinted. These collection of awesome personalized mugs is a most valuable gift for your lovedones.
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Will this wash off in the dishwasher? Or is it permanent?
Just discovered hour site excellent if you paint a plate can you microwave it and is it food safe Martha Stewart's paints I believe the mugs would be please email me thanks pat
Great idea for Christmas presents! I'm going to make some for my mom, dad and my brother!! Thank you so much! You literally save Christmas, because I'm on a tight budget :/
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I LOVED these when I saw them. I just made 2 mugs for my son's teachers. filled them with a homemade ornament and chocolates. I also made a big soup bowl for an elderly client of mine who adores soup! They came out great. I am looking forward to making some of the kids crafts you've posted with my son. I am so glad I stumbled across your site. Definitely added to my favorites bar!


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Plano Police Department's chief spokesman announces retirement
Plano police spokesman Rick McDonald is retiring after more than 31 years on the force.
His last day on the job will be Aug. 14.
"Officer McDonald has made a significant difference in transforming the Department's Public Information Office and will truly be missed," police spokeswoman Heather Bowden said in a news release.
"I trust that you will join me in thanking him for making possible the progress we have experienced during his time with the Department."
In a separate email to members of the media, McDonald had this to say:
"Leaving friends behind when circumstances change is one of the most difficult things in life. Promises to keep in touch fade as time goes by. This makes it especially painful for me to leave my friends with the Dallas-area local news media.
Over the years, I have developed many wonderful relationships within our community. There were good times. There were challenging times. Today, I look back while submitting this retirement notice and wonder, 'Where did all the time go?'
Yet in doing so, I am confident that the ambitions and goals of the Department's public information office will continue in my absence."
Bowden also announced that Officer David Tilley has been selected to fill McDonald's position.


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Holy Cross Catholic School Pastor Celebrates 40 Years!!!
The Pastor, Father Michael Holmberg, of Holy Cross Catholic School, in Frisco celebrated the 40th Anniversary of his Ordination on Sunday, April 28. To commemorate this special occasion the students of the school presented Father Holmberg with a wooden cross that was adorned with their thumbprints as "Founding Students" and also read a poem they created during Poetry Month.
The students presented the Cross and recited the poem for Father Holmberg at the end of the weekly Friday morning Mass in the St. Helen Center of the school. "They created the poem utilizing the skills they learned during Poetry Month, which coincidentally is in April," stated Chris Davis, Librarian of Holy Cross Catholic School.
It was a special occasion for the entire Holy Cross Catholic School and Church Community. " Father Holmberg has been such a dynamic and loving leader we have been truly blessed," explained Marie Pishko, Principal. "That love is reflected in all that we do and all that we celebrate."
Holy Cross Catholic School offers a Catholic Faith-based curriculum enriched with 21st Century Learning skills. The school is currently accepting applications for PK-3, PK-4, K, and Grades 1, 2, and 3. Consider experiencing a school environment where our academic excellence has been touched by God. Holy Cross Catholic School is the newest school in the Fort Worth Diocese and is located at 303 King Road in Frisco. For more information visit the school website at www.hccsf.org or call 469-362-2400.


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The West
Gender in The West
Wyoming Makes History . . . and a Hero
In 1869, Wyoming became the first federal territory to grant women the right to vote. In 1890, when Wyoming entered the Union as the forty-fourth state, it wrote this provision into its state constitution, thus becoming the first state extending the franchise to women. In both 1869 and 1890, Wyoming's actions were quickly echoed by others. The Utah Territory followed Wyoming's example the following year, and the Washington Territory enfranchised women in 1883. In the decade following Wyoming's admission to the Union as the "equality state," three other western states – Colorado, Idaho, and Utah – extended the vote to women. By the time the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified in 1920, thirteen states and territories had followed the lead set by Wyoming and granted full voting rights to women.
In 1960, the Wyoming State Historical Society honored Esther Morris for her prominent role in securing the state's historic legislation by placing a statue of the suffragist in front of the capitol. According to Grace Hebard, the historian most responsible for bringing attention to Morris, in the weeks preceding the territory's first legislative election in 1869, Morris galvanized the suffragist community and confronted the leading candidates with a demonstration of their determination at a tea party in her South Pass City home. Moved by Morris's arguments, and the size of her support, the candidates promised to introduce a measure extending the franchise to women. After Democratic candidate William Bright won the legislative seat, he prudently bent to the will of Morris and her allies by proposing the bill that became law on 10 December 1869.
The statue honoring Morris reveals a powerful figure. Born in 1814, the eighth of eleven children, and orphaned at age 11, Morris grew into a gritty and determined woman. Six feet tall and 180 lbs., her physical presence matched her spirit. County officials acknowledged this when they named her Justice of the Peace for South Pass City shortly after the passage of the 1869 act making women eligible for public office. Her term was only ten months, but as the first woman to fill a judicial role in the nation, Morris broke through a huge barrier. Her effective service answered critics and opened the door for other women.
But most historians now agree that Morris played little if any role in proposing or securing passage of the Wyoming act extending the vote to women. In fact, the famous tea party had been called into serious question even before the state historical society resolved to commemorate Morris's part in advancing women's rights. But despite this fact, the society memorialized her somewhat dubious contributions in bronze. In deciding to do so, the historical society raised some interesting questions about our understanding of history and our need for heroes.
William Bright
Historians now agree that William Bright, a South Pass miner and saloon keeper, was far more instrumental in securing territorial approval for women's suffrage. Elected to the first territorial legislature in 1869, he proposed the historic measure, granting women 21 and over the right to vote and hold office, just one month after the session convened. What exactly motivated Bright is hard to say. His wife, Julia, was a suffragist; no doubt she exerted some influence over his views. But, apparently, his receptivity to her ideas was shaped by factors less philosophically progressive. As a Democrat, he vehemently opposed the Fifteenth Amendment recently approved by the Republican Congress and, by the fall of 1869, ratified by nineteen states. Bright believed that African Americans were intellectually inferior and women, like his wife, should be allowed to vote before the freedmen. Bright also may have been politically ambitious. One historian suggested that he entered the crowded saloon business just to build connections in preparation for his first political campaign. At the first legislative session, he was elected its president. But he temporarily relinquished this position in order to propose the vote-extending legislation himself. Perhaps Bright had one eye on the next election and the other on his wife when he introduced the landmark legislation in November 1869.
Why Wyoming Gave Women the Vote
Unraveling the reasons other legislators supported the bill is equally complex. Some were no doubt philosophically committed to expanding women's rights. During the same legislative session, laws were passed increasing women's property rights and guaranteeing equal pay for women and men teachers. But others were probably moved by more practical, and philosophically neutral, considerations. There were just over 1000 women in Wyoming in 1869; they represented only 1/6 of the state. How great a threat to male political power could such a tiny minority pose? As Harpers Weekly observed, enfranchising women in Wyoming was about as significant as granting "angels or Martians" the right to vote in eastern states.38
Other Democratic legislators may have been intent on embarrassing the Republican governor. They erroneously expected Governor John Campbell to veto the measure, thereby contrasting the Republican Party's indifference to female suffrage with its support for African-American voting rights.
Still others probably shared Bright's feelings about African-American suffrage – if blacks were allowed to vote then women should be allowed to vote as well. Even more cynically, some may have supported voting rights for white women in order to offset any political power wielded by black men.
Perhaps most were moved by a combination of economic and civic concerns. The Union Pacific Railroad had recently completed its work in Wyoming, and the departure of the company and its free-spending construction crews had a noticeable impact on the territory's economy. In addition, returns from many of the gold mines were falling off, presaging even more serious long-term economic problems. Forward looking members of the legislature believed that this historic legislation would encourage migration to their territory, thereby revitalizing its economy. But they needed to act soon. Other western states seemed poised to take action; Nebraska, Kansas, and Iowa had all recently debated women's suffrage. If Wyoming did not pass a measure in this first legislative session, another state or territory might seize the headlines, and the promotional value of the history-making law would be lost.
What ultimately emerges is a somewhat clouded explanation for the passage of this historic legislation. More disappointing for some, is the fact that this crucial moment in American history – and the history of American women – was not prefaced by any noteworthy mobilization or lobbying by Wyoming women. Two suffragists from outside Wyoming did speak in Cheyenne during the fall of 1869. But there was no grassroots organization or movement, and there were no parades or demonstrations. Even the legislative debates were comparatively undramatic. Whereas similar proposals in eastern cities had prompted fierce debate and frenzied press commentary, Wyoming made history with relatively little fanfare.
Enter Esther Morris
The Morris legend began in 1922, when Herman Nickerson, one of William Bright's Republican opponents for office in 1869, published a letter in response to a recent newspaper article crediting Democrats with winning women the right to vote in 1869. Not true, wrote Nickerson. The "credit and honor" belonged to Esther Morris who hosted "a tea party" prior to the election, during which she secured a "public pledge" that the election winner would pursue women's suffrage.39 In fact, Nickerson continued, it was Democrats that tried to repeal the measure in 1871, and a Republican governor that vetoed their attempt.
Nickerson's partisan motivations were transparent, but nevertheless, the story of the history-changing "tea party" was repeated in historian Grace Hebard's 1920 account of the origins of women's suffrage in Wyoming. And soon after, Hebard and Nickerson sealed this version of events by placing a small monument at Morris's old cabin site, identifying her as "the author of female suffrage in Wyoming."
But from the start, many were troubled by this account. During the 50 years between 1869 and 1919, not a single person had ever offered this version of events – not Bright, not another of the 40 persons Nickerson claimed to be in attendance at the tea party, and not Morris herself. In fact, Morris had never claimed that she played a pivotal a role in the events of 1869. In an 1871 letter to the Woman Suffrage Association Convention she stated that "so far as woman suffrage has progressed in this territory we are entirely indebted to men."40
Perhaps Morris was just being modest. Her son, on the other hand, had no reason to be restrained on his mother's behalf, yet in a letter written shortly after the 1869 legislative session, he gave full credit to Bright. Shortly after Bright returned to South Pass, wrote Robert, he and his mother, "as the only open advocates here of Woman's Suffrage," paid him a visit in order to congratulate and thank him for his achievement. According to Robert, Bright was relieved to find at least two locals who supported his actions, and made a little speech explaining his motivations. "I have never thought much about it, nor have I been converted by a woman's lecture or a newspaper. . . . I knew that it was a new issue, and a live one, and with a strong feeling that it was just, I determined to use all influence in my power to have the bill passed."41
Robert Morris's recitation of Bright's motivations brings us back to the philosophically cloudy combination of principle and opportunism. His intuitive sense of justice is unapologetically mixed with his political instinct that the issue was a "live one." Robert's subsequent commentary reveals that his own commitment to women's suffrage was also combined with certain civic ambitions. Now that Wyoming was "the first to lead the way," women will be encouraged to come to the territory. Robert even suggests that Horace Greeley should amend his famous advice to young men; young women also should be urged to move to "this higher plain of human rights."42
In other words, it is hard to escape the fact that Wyoming's trend-setting and historic extension of the vote to women was rooted in a murky combination of philosophical, practical, personal, and even disreputable factors. Perhaps this is why Esther Morris became so important; perhaps the philosophically cloudy, unheroic version of events simply does not square with our sense of how history should be made.
But that is the way history is made. Progress does not always unfold in logical ways; our highest ideals are not always advanced by the noble and pure of heart. History does not always follow a straight path, nor is it only made by heroes and heroines.


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CONCORD -- The committee pushing to convert Clayton Valley High to a charter school does not want to take no for an answer.
After the Mt. Diablo school board unanimously agreed Tuesday to approve the charter only if numerous conditions are met by February, committee members said Wednesday they want the district to reconsider.
"We were extremely disappointed in a meeting that appeared to have a preordained outcome from the outset," the committee said in a written statement. "Despite overwhelming community, teacher and staff support -- as well as a charter petition that is based on tried, tested and true successful charter high schools in the state -- the school board effectively denied the petition by stating it was approving with conditions."
The committee called the conditions "subjective, unrealistic, and in some places illegal." Based on this interpretation, the group says trustees' decision is a de facto denial of the petition.
"They cannot legally impose the conditions they did without the charter's approval, which was not given," the committee said. "The charter is working on a more comprehensive and detailed response to the board's denial of the petition and will provide this to the district and public in the interests of full disclosure. In short, we will urge the district board to support a more succinct list of objective conditions upon which the charter school and the district can agree."
Although trustees said they understood the community's desire to improve the school, they expressed concerns about a lack of specific information regarding the planned curriculum, financial plan and other details. Trustee Cheryl Hansen said she would like to discuss the conditions more in a follow-up meeting, but the rest of the board did not agree.
The charter committee's attorney asked the board Tuesday to discuss the conditions further, saying some of them exceeded what the law requires.
"Right now," said trustee Linda Mayo, "it seems like we have a disagreement among the attorneys in the room."
Board President Gary Eberhart praised the energy of the charter supporters, saying it was enlightening to trustees.
"That kind of energy is what we want to see," he said, "because it's that kind of energy that can really make the difference between success and failure of a school."
If the district does not agree to discuss modifying the conditions, the charter committee has vowed to appeal to the county Board of Education and to the state board, if necessary.


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In a communication from Dr. Eli Moschcowitz with the title "Hyperglycemia" (The Journal, September 28, p. 1057) is a criticism of the general opinion that diabetes is a contributing factor in the causation of arteriosclerosis. Dr. Moschcowitz not only disagrees with that opinion but accuses many writers of confusing arteriosclerosis with "the lipoid imbibition of the aorta" found among other conditions in advanced diabetes and in experimental atherosclerosis in rabbits. In suggesting that the arterial lesions found in advanced diabetes are not arteriosclerotic, he attacks the bases on which our knowledge of arterial disease has been constructed and adopts a thesis which no observations published by him or others will adequately support. Moreover, he accuses me of calling this lesion "atherosclerosis" in quotes, as though I had coined a new name for a condition something other than arteriosclerosis. It is unnecessary perhaps to restate that the term
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MIDDLEBORO — The Robbins Museum of Archaeology will host a talk on "Mount Vernon, Virginia, Home to George Washington: A Labor of Love," to be presented by Virginia Hunt-Burbine from 7-9 p.m. on Nov. 13. The museum is located at 17 Jackson St.
Ms. Hunt-Burbine will trace the heritage of our first president's long history with Mt. Vernon, his home overlooking the Potomac River. A young George Washington grew up playing on the land where his brother's home was located, only to inherit the small house and grounds not long after his brother's untimely death.
With a desire to enlarge the main house, Washington served not only as its owner of five farms that were part of his estate, but also as the architect for his house. During his war years as commander-in-chief and the years he served as the nation's first president, Mt. Vernon was never far from Washington's mind as he created the plans and added addition after addition to create the building and grounds we see today.
But Mt. Vernon's past was not always glorious. The farms, worked initially by slaves and passed on to family members upon Martha's death, fell into disrepair by the time the nation faced civil war. What happened to this magnificent home?
The presentation, the latest in a series of lectures presented by the Massasoit Chapter of MAS, will be about an hour in length, followed by a tour of the museum. Admission fee is $5 for adults, $2 for students 16 and under, free to Massachusetts Archaeological Society members, Middleboro students and active duty military personnel.
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Losing Dallas County constable candidate declines to endorse for Precinct 5 runoff
Michael Orozco, who lost his bid for the Dallas County constable Precinct 5 nomination during last week's Democratic primary, has said he will not endorse either candidate in the upcoming runoff.
Constable Jaime Cortes was the top vote getter in last Tuesday's primary but only barely. He faces Italy police officer Beth Villarreal in the April 13 runoff.
Villarreal was hoping that Orozco, a deputy constable with another precinct, would ask his supporters to get behind her. Orozco won 27 percent of the vote.
But Orozco released a statement on Saturday saying he decided to remain neutral for the runoff after "much consideration, discussion with my advisers, talking to the two candidates."
Orozco is the one who is behind a Web site that is highly critical of Cortes and his administration. The site appears to be down.
Orozco said in his statement that he won't make any more comments about the election, the runoff or the candidates.


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NEW YORK, N.Y. — Bob Arum was beaming. The Hall of Fame promoter tends to emote whenever he talks about an upcoming Manny Pacquiao fight, but he was at his throaty, cantankerous, wise-cracking best on Thursday at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers at Pier 60 to announce the Filipino superstar's June 9 welterweight showdown against Timothy Bradley.
Arum announced that 80-percent of the tickets for the fight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas have already been swallowed up. The rest of the tickets will be available to the public on Friday, Feb. 24.
Despite Arum's enthusiasm for the HBO Pay Per View event, the question remains: Will the public buy this fight? How will Arum use his expert salesmanship to convince Bob the Fight Fan that this is a must-see pay-per-view fight worth his $59.95 (or whatever the PPV price will be)?
The veteran promoter does not think the fight is a hard sell.
"What's not to like?" Arum rebuked one inquisitor. "Tim Bradley has a pristine record; he's never tasted defeat. He brings tremendous credentials. Plus, as I said earlier on the podium, he's a real credit to the sport of boxing, and by the way he conducts himself in and out of the ring. I'm personally very proud to have Tim Bradley as part of this promotion. He's faced some of the best fighters in the world today and he doesn't care about the '0' on his record.
"We're expecting this to be huge. We're expecting 1,100 to 1,200 media from all over the world to cover this, so apparently it's a fight that will sell. But this is more than just putting Manny's name on the marquee that sells this fight. It has to be competitive, and anyone who knows anything about boxing knows this is a competitive fight. So, in my opinion, there is no greater challenge selling this fight than I have for Pacquiao fights in the past. The people at HBO are pushing this fight and I don't have to make up s__t to sell this fight. A lot of fights I have to make up stuff to sell. Not this one; here you don't."
Arum has a point. Bradley (28-0, 12 KOs) does promise to be competitive, simply for the fact that the Palm Springs, Calif., native has nothing to lose and everything to gain. He'll be receiving a career-best payday, a reported $5-million. But to Bradley, it's not about the money.
"To me, it's a fight, and that's the reason why I'm not getting caught up in all the lights and flashing cameras, but I do know that it's an opportunity of a lifetime, which I know I can't blow," said Bradley, whose most recent foray at welterweight was a 12-round unanimous decision over Luis Abregu on July 17, 2010. "This has been a long time coming, but it's a fight, that's all it is. It took me 18 years of my life training in this game and I've waited for this breakout moment; this is my moment.
"Pacquiao was in this moment when he faced some of the best Mexican fighters of all-time, when he faced Erik Morales and Juan Manuel Marquez, so he knows exactly what I'm feeling and what I want. I feel this is going to be a great fight; I'm up for the challenge. I just want to let you know that I'm not just here for a pay check. I'm here to win this fight. If you've seen me fight before, you know I come to fight. That night, June 9, it's going to be a war between me and Manny Pacquiao."
Someone apparently forgot to tell the media covering the event, because when Pacquiao (54-3-2, 38 KOs), was holding court for his roundtable discussion to the overflow gathered media, there was hardly any mention of Bradley at all. Pacquiao's nemesis – Floyd Mayweather – dominated the discussion.
"As long as I'm still in boxing, there is still hope that the Mayweather fight will happen," said Pacquiao, who at times wore a slight tinge of angst on his face when the inevitable Mayweather topic was broached. "I've heard it a million times and I'm tired of answering that question over and over. [Mayweather] is making a statement that I'm not the one who wants the fight. Like I said, God bless him, I hope the best for him. It's hard to say what the real reason is [why Floyd doesn't want a 50-50 split]. I'm not going to say in front of people what the real reason is."
Pacquiao did refute one thing, the rumor that he may retire after the Bradley fight.
"No, no this won't be my last fight," he assured the media. "I would like to fight two, three more times. My kids, the youngest one is 11 years old, and he said, 'Daddy I want you to retire, but before you retire I have one request, before you retire, you fight Mayweather and beat him.' Even my kids want me to fight Mayweather. I want that fight to happen. My kid is 11 years old but he wants me to fight Mayweather before I retire. I'm hoping for a November fight [against Mayweather]."
Juan Manuel Marquez was also brought up, with the possibility of a fourth fight between the two after the disputed finish the third fight.
"My biggest concern is that I don't want to lose the fans in boxing," Pacquiao said. "That's my first concern; I don't want to lose the trust of the fans. There are a lot in sports today, the UFC, things like that. There are competitive events out there. It's why I want to fight the best fights."
During the announcement of the fight, Arum reminded the huge crowd collected behind a long steel fence that he's been doing this boxing promotion thing now "for 47 years," to which someone yelled "Then retire." The ruddy-cheeked Arum stepped back for a second and laughed. Then he raised his arms and proclaimed "I'm still here!"
Yes, Arum is still here, selling and ameliorating with the times, using more social media to get the word out about Pacquiao and Bradley than the traditional TV and newspaper ads.
"I never ever thought I would have the time to see one of the fighters that I've promoted have their own electronic billboard in Times Square, and you know what that means, that millions and millions of people visiting New York will see Manny Pacquiao and the inspirational story about his life, because it is inspirational,"
Arum said. "That's when you chase your dream. Imagine a poor kid from the southern part of the Philippines coming to Manila, living in a cardboard shack in the streets, fighting all of these other Filipino kids who wanted to use boxing to rise to prominence and then making it out of that milieu."
Arum was beaming – and selling – again. Fight fans know Bradley. After Arum is done with this promotion, general sports fans will too.


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Post subject: should i be worried?
my son has his 6 week check tomorrow and so will be getting weighed, i am anxious to see how much weight he has put on as he doesnt really seem to feed well.
i am breastfeeding and i went to a support group and the midwife was supprised to hear that he only feeds for 6-8 mins and every 2 hours (except at night) she said that at his age he should be going longer in between feeds at least 3 1/2 hours. so now im thinking he doesnt have enough milk at each feed and that my milk supply isnt enough.
hes very on and off the breast during the feed and im constantly having to latch him back on, he never really has his mouth open wide like in the pictures ive seen.
if hes gaining weight though should i still be worried? or just accept hes a little and often baby?
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They're all different whether breast or bottle fed and some babies have to be woken for feeds other would feed constantly , a lot of breastfed babies only feed for 5 minutes or so at a time , my last did and he doubled his birth weight by 3 months and tripled it by six
If he's fussing on the breast though maybe he's not very hungry and could just be getting mostly fore milk which is more a drink than a meal and that could explain why he only goes 2 hrs each time (it has less fat in it )
maybe try not feeding him straight away a few times and trying the distraction of a bath or a walk in the pram to see if that settles him as well, then if he does go longer and is more hungry that time and has a really good feed he might wait for longer until his next feed
If he's gaining weight I wouldn't worry but if you find you can stretch the times between feeds out a little over a few days then he might feed better and start to leave longer gaps himself xx
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Jamie fed every two hours day and night and only fed for about 5 mins after the first few weeks. He put on so much weight he shot off the top of the weight charts (he was 20lb by 4 months). Even if I managed to distract him to go longer (which was rare because he'd just scream the whole time) or he went longer himself he went back to every two hours. In the end I just accepted that was how he wanted to feed. If he fed for longer than that then he tended to bring much of it back up.
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i only b/f til 4 weeks, but even then the only time she went 3 hours was if we were out and she slept in the pushchair, and she would feed for ages. one night she fed for 45 minutes, and was still wanting another feed less then 2 hours after i put her down.
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Samuel STILL doesn't consistantly go for 3+hours between - sometimes he's every 2 hours, sometimes he's really cheeky and wants it more often than that! No-one can say a baby should go a certain amount of time... it's up to the baby and mum, everyone is different! I wouldn't worry about the time between or the length of feed, but perhaps get some support about the latch as 'on and off' sounds a little like perhaps his latch needs a bit of help... have you tried using nipple sheilds? They encourage a wider mouth and give baby more to latch onto... may help him latch better and then you may find he feeds for longer and goes longer between anyway...


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MONROE — The Hudson Valley Nature Museum will host a program on frogs from 2-3:30 p.m. May 19 at Museum Village, 1010 Route 17M, Monroe.
Environmental educator Pam Golben will discuss facts and fiction about the habits, habitats and life cycles of frogs.
"There are about ten species of frogs and toads that can be found in the Hudson Highlands," she said. "Males of each species of frog make their own unique sound during mating season to advertise for a mate and to defend their territory."
After a short presentation, participants will meet live frogs from the museum's collection and create a frog craft to take home.
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This is a transcript of a video from the Growing Up with Epilepsy Web site. For more information visit http://www2.massgeneral.org/childhoodepilepsy.
Mary Gene: Hi, Abigail! Hi, Cass! She's over here.
Caroline: Did you catch a fish?
Mary Gene: Go find out.
Cassie: My younger sister, Mary Caroline, has epilepsy, Aicardi syndrome and learning disabilities.
Cassie: Can I have a hug?
Cassie: It affects her brain because she can't learn as fast as other people, and it causes her to have seizures.
Abigail: Caroline, that's the boat that we went on today.
Abigail: When she has a seizure, she sort of shakes, and after she has it, she, like, falls asleep.
Mary Gene: We have three daughters. We have Abigail, who is eleven, Cassie is nine, and Caroline will be seven next month.
Mary Gene: Find out if Cassie caught a fish.
Caroline: Cassie, do you caught a fish?
Cassie: I didn't catch a fish, but I caught a shark. Actually, I caught two sharks.
John: She started having seizures at age three months and was diagnosed shortly thereafter with a neurological disorder called Aicardi syndrome. Seizures and therefore epilepsy are part of that diagnosis.
Mary Gene: Take my hand, please.
Elizabeth Thiele: Aicardi syndrome is a very rare disorder that we believe is a genetic disorder, although the gene has not yet been identified, that affects only girls. And that has affected Caroline's family, mainly because the seizures have affected Caroline's family.
Mary Gene: The seizures right now are coming weekly. A few months ago she was having them several times a day. A year ago, she was having one every three weeks. So, it just is constantly changing.
Mary Gene: May I have...?
Caroline: May I have...
Young Woman: A cookie?
Caroline: Cookie.
Young Woman: Sure.
John: We don't know what every day will bring, how she'll be that day, whether she'll have a good day or a bad day, whether the meds will be working, whether she'll sleep or not sleep, which has a big impact on sort of quality of life, day in and day out.
Caroline: On your mark... get set... go!
Nicole Danforth: Epilepsy is an illness that affects obviously the child and clearly the parents. But an often forgotten sort of player in it is the child's siblings. We try to treat the entire family system, which is patient, parents and siblings, because epilepsy can have a profound impact on the lives of everyone in a family.
Abigail: Abigail or Cassie?
Caroline: Cassie.
Abigail: No.
Abigail: The epilepsy affects our whole family because we have feelings that most people don't have about seizures and stuff.
Mary Gene: There's a lot of worry. Their worry will be as small as, you know, "Gee, I hope we can actually make it to the playground today" to " Is she going to have a seizure and not come out of it?" That's deeply ingrained in all of us.
Caroline: Fishy, fishy, cross the ocean.
Cassie: Caroline, try to get me.
Danforth: Siblings can feel embarrassed. They can feel guilty, they can feel badly. And they can worry about their sibling's health.
Cassie: Sometimes I cry. I get really scared sometimes, and I ask my mom, is Caroline going to be okay? And she... and if it lasts more than, like, two minutes, sometimes she says, "I don't know." And it scares me.
Girls: Dad!
John: Hey...How are you?
Girls: Good.
John: Good day?
Girls: Yeah.
Danforth: Siblings can often struggle with their own feelings, which, interestingly, they often keep to themselves, because they don't want to worry Mom or Dad further. Because they see a lot of distress in their parents, and they sense that there's a lot of worry.
John: Slap five. Ohhh... Ow!
Abigail: Sometimes I feel worried about my parents when they have to stay overnight and stuff, and they don't get any sleep or they're really scared, and they can't really show it.
John: Caroline?
Caroline: What?
John: How was your day?
John: I think the biggest concern was, they were showing some behavior that...I don't think it was resentment towards Caroline, but it was just a difficulty in accepting it and understanding it.
Mary Gene: Nice.
Danforth: We encourage parents to talk about the epilepsy in the family and to normalize feelings that the siblings might be having.
Cassie: I'm real scared.
John: What? It scares you?
Cassie: It scares me sometimes.
Mary Gene: I think it's important to talk with them because it empowers them when they are heard. And also we decided we needed to make sure that they had support. And we learned about sibling groups and decided it would be a great way for our kids to interact with other kids who had siblings with disabilities.
Abigail: Me and my sister go to a group, and it's called a Sib Shop. And we go and you talk about your brother or sister, and you learn about other kids' problems that they have with their brother or sister.
Danforth: The siblings absolutely loved it. It was like a sense of relief. And that's the first thing we noticed was just this, "Hey, I'm not the only one. I'm not the only one who is ashamed of my sister at times. I'm not the only one who worries that my parents are worrying so much." And that sense that, again, you know, "there's somebody else out there just like me."
Cassie: It helped me feel better about myself, because I knew that I wasn't the only one on the earth who had a sister with disabilities.
Cassie: Caroline, can you fold this napkin like that?
Danforth: Our hope is that the sibling, by feeling, "Now I know a little bit more. I understand a little bit more and I'm not the only one who's got these worries," can now go back into the family and understand their role a little bit better.
Cassie: Good job.
Cassie: I get to be a big sister, not only to a girl with Aicardi syndrome, but somebody who I get to teach new things.
Mary Gene: Caroline, carry this out to the table, please.
John: They've grown to understand what epilepsy is. We wanted to try to help their relationship with Caroline directly, too, so that they would be in a position to have a better individual relationship with Caroline.
John: Caroline, can you say grace?
Caroline: God is great, God is good, And we thank Him for our fruit.
John: That was awesome. Caroline, awesome job.
Danforth: We also try to encourage parents to remember that you are a parent of all of the children in your family, and that the child who doesn't have epilepsy, while that child is affected by the epilepsy, that child has his or her own strengths and his or her own interests, and those need to be nurtured just as equally as that of the child with epilepsy.
Mary Gene: We do try to look at each child, see what their real interests are and support them in them. And separate them out a little bit so that they each have their chance to shine. And we make sure that when it is that person's turn to shine that the others are there to support them.
Cassie: Caroline, I'm gonna do a flip.
John: We have a lot of challenges, but we have a good quality of life right now. We don't have to wait for the future to wonder whether it's going to be a good quality of life. That will continue. Maybe not in the way that we initially anticipated or thought of prior to Caroline's diagnosis, but in a way that is rewarding to us individually and to us as a family.
Girls: Ashes, ashes, we all fall down. (giggling)
Abigail: Hey, you didn't fall down with us.
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LINCOLN UNIVERSITY, PA – The Lincoln University Visual Arts major DeJeonge "Dee Dee" Reese was selected for the upcoming RAW: Philadelphia presents ENCOMPASS artist showcase Thursday, October 17 at Lit Ultra Bar, 460 North 2nd Street at 7:30 p.m.
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"My art is inspired by what I feel, however, I find that I am most inspired by the artwork of other cultures," said Reese, whose ceramics will be showcased. "I love the idea of combining art forms of different cultures that share a similar meaning or represent similar things. I find inspiration through everyday experiences. To me, there are no limits to where my art or art in general can go."
Last Spring, Lincoln's Visual Arts department named her "Most Outstanding Visual Arts Major" while she was also awarded first and second places in the ceramic category and third place in the drawing category for the university's School of Humanities art contest, in which she entered two ceramic pieces and an abstract charcoal drawing.
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