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St. Mary earns title of minor basilica
Bishop Jeffrey M. Monforton of the Catholic Diocese of Steubenville has announced St. Mary Catholic Church of Marietta has been granted the title of minor basilica.
Monforton had requested the designation.
The application was sent Jan. 13 to the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments in Rome.
"I received word from the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments that my request for St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Marietta to become a minor basilica was accepted," Monforton said.
The letter to Bishop Monforton was signed by Archbishop Arthur Roche, secretary of the Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments who wrote, "Such an honorific title is intended to strengthen the relation of this important church with the Chair of Peter and to make it an ideal center of special liturgical and pastoral ministry in the diocese."
"I congratulate Msgr. John Michael Campbell, the pastor of St. Mary Parish for his steadfast work in the necessary preparations to make this initiative a successful endeavor," Bishop Monforton said.
"I am grateful, also, to my predecessor, Bishop R. Daniel Conlon who began this process," added Monforton.
Conlon rededicated St. Mary Church during its 100-year anniversary celebration in 2009 following a multi-million dollar renovation.
"With the dignity of minor basilica comes the responsibility for St. Mary Church to further galvanize its efforts in support of our Holy Father, Pope Francis, as well as to be the location for special liturgical celebrations when needed and of course, not withstanding, to provide pastoral outreach to all the people of God. This designation is not simply an honor for a particular parish community, for this day the Diocese of Steubenville as well as all the good people in the Ohio Valley celebrate God's grace," Monforton said on learning of the granting of the title.
The present St. Mary Church dates to 1903.
It replaced buildings ravaged by floods in the 1800s. Though the church foundation was completed in 1903 and its cornerstone put in place the following year, construction continued until 1905. Then, work was halted for two years while money was raised, church history reads.
At the time of its Dec. 12, 1909, dedication by Columbus Bishop James J. Hartley, a Marietta newspaper read: "The church is of marvelous beauty, no pains having been spared to make it a place worthy of dedication to the services of God."
The dedication was reported to have been the "largest assemblage, both of Catholics and non-Catholics, ever brought together by a church function" in Marietta. The church was filled to capacity, and an estimated 1,000 people were turned away, it was reported in the Marietta newspaper.
At the time the church was completed, it reportedly cost slightly less than $129,000, of which almost $100,000 came from subscriptions by individuals and societies of the parish. The smallest recorded contribution was 10 cents; the largest, from its pastor, Father Francis M. Woesman, more than $4,000.
St. Mary's restoration began in 2006 when murals – thought to date to the early 1900s – on the walls of the church were returned to their original grandeur.
Wiring was updated inside the church and plaster was repaired and the rest of the church was painted.
A permanent altar, made mostly of carved Italian marble and encircled by statues of the Twelve Apostles, was installed to replace a portable one. A crucifix and image of the Holy Family were added.
The gathering space was enlarged. The number of confessionals was increased and art glass restoration and wall reinforcement were done.
"There is a lot of history in the Catholic church in Marietta," said Campbell.
"Initially, missionaries are reported to have traveled from place to place for miles on horseback and brought together scattered families into small congregations. The Mass was the first instance of Christian worship ever offered in Marietta, the oldest city of the Northwest Territory. A Jesuit missionary, Father Joseph Peter de Bonnecamp, is said to have accompanied French troops inspecting the territory," said Campbell.
"As chaplain, he held services for the troops and preached to the Indians in the mid-1700s. The next records reveal Mass being celebrated in a house in what is now the area of Marietta's Hart and Fifth. The first resident pastor was Father James McCaffrey, who converted a storeroom into a church, above which he resided," Campbell related.
Campbell said construction on the first church began in 1850.
"Bricks for the new building were said to have been taken from an old Indian mound. Efforts to move the church out of the path of floodwaters came when a new church site, the present location, was purchased Feb. 22, 1900. The history of St. Mary Parish and pictures of the church were part of the multi-page petition sent to Rome, as St. Mary's status as a minor basilica was contemplated," Campbell said.
A Mass to celebrate the basilica designation will be planned, probably for the fall, Campbell said.
There are only two other minor basilicas in the state of Ohio, according to Campbell.
The Basilica of St. John the Baptist, Canton, was made a minor basilica in 2012. It claims to be the oldest Catholic parish in Northeastern Ohio. The second minor basilica is the Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Consolation, Carey.


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How to Manually Repair Windows 7 Boot Loader Problems
If you're having boot problems on your Windows PC, it's often helpful to repair the MBR (Master Boot Record) to restore the Windows 7 boot loader—and you can do it easily from the Windows installation disc.
This is generally most useful if you've broken something and there's a boot loader error, or if you have made the mistake of installing an older version of Windows on the same PC that already has Windows 7 which wipes out the boot loader.
Note: If your PC starts booting into Windows but fails, you should probably try using Safe Mode instead.
Boot From the Windows Install Disc
The first thing you'll need to do is boot off the install disc, and then click through until you see the "Repair your computer" link in the lower left-hand corner.
You'll need to choose the correct installation of Windows and then click the Next button.
And then you'll get to the System Recovery Options screen, where you can get to the Command Prompt.
Repairing the Master Boot Record
If you want to restore the master boot record, you can simply type in the following command:
bootrec /fixmbr
You can also write a new boot sector onto the system partition with this command (which is often more useful):
bootrec /fixboot
And of course, if you just use bootrec /? you'll be able to see all the options.
This is the same way that we fixed the "BOOTMGR is missing" error when trying to boot up Windows 7 or Vista.
Replacing the Windows XP Bootloader with Windows 7
If you've managed to install XP on the same PC that you already had Windows 7 on, you'll noticed that you can't boot into Windows 7 anymore. You can use this command to fix that and restore the Windows 7 bootloader:
bootsect /nt60 all
Depending on the partition that you've installed, you might need to substitute the drive letter instead of "all".
Note: if you want to restore Windows XP back to the menu, you can open up a command prompt in Windows 7 and run this command:
bcdedit /create {ntldr} -d "Windows XP"
Using the Automated Startup Repair
Of course, all this command-line stuff is probably not necessary in most cases. You can usually just use the Startup Repair option from the Recovery menu…
It'll check for problems and probably fix them. If not, then you can always use the command prompt.
Have you ever needed to restore your boot loader to get Windows working again?
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As has been suggested on the main forums, could this be a sticky?
Great article! This information is SO useful, this would've come in handy about a year ago, when I encountered some trouble after I deleted an Ubuntu partition. I eventually got to one of the solutions mentioned in the article, but it did take a while of researching. Thanks!
I just had to restore the Win7 (dual-booting with Vista) boot-loader after installing Ubuntu, and I took the automatic path. Now the start-up menu has "(restored)" after the Windows 7 choice. Is there a way to get rid of that?
Great article, I deal from time to time with this problems and try to solve them by myself, but it's not easy for begginers, as I was one day. Sometimes the auto-repair option fails.
@Penny You can use EasyBCD. It's a great tool I use a lot, specially since they updated it to version 2.
I would like to know how to proceed in the case of a netbook computer with Windows 7 Starter Edition that has a pre-installed system that doesn´t come with an install disc. I wold appreciate any suggestion. Thanks in advance.
Who has an install disc? Most of us have recovery discs.
I think the repair option is on a repair disc which can be created by most users.
I just started getting this newsletter yesterday and this sounds impossible but this very article which was in my first newsletter was exactly what I needed! I did something while doing a system restore because (unknown to me) my modem was going off and on. Apparently it had been doing it for hours while the computer was on but not being used…..so I hope I do it correctly when I try to fix it. I just have two questions…. I am totally ignorant in such matters, and need all the help I can get.. I turn it on while I push F8 to get to safe mode window.
It gives me options (I tried them all) When I hit enter to continue it will flash the windows XP page and it shuts down every time. How do I get it to stay on so I can correct it? There is one option that says start it so it won't shut down everytime. When I do that I get a error message saying it can go no futher. Any help would be very much appreciated! The system is windows XP, should I do anything diffrent then what is recommended for win7? Loved the informative article!
I use bootrec /fixmbr after I wipe my Ubuntu partition.
@Enrique You can install Windows 7 from a USB Flash Drive, just Google for it. From that USB drive you will be able to access recovery options too.
If you don't have an install disk but just want to access recovery options, you can try to download Windows PE (the operating system that you use to install Windows) and add it to the USB drive.
Windows 7 and Vista
From the Start menu, select Control Panel.
Click Backup and Restore, and then on the left, choose Create a system repair disc.
Select a drive, and then click Create disc.
Windows XP
From the Start menu, select Programs or All Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and finally Backup.
On the welcome screen, click Advanced Mode.
On the next screen, choose Automated System Recovery Wizard.
Click Next, and then make sure you have a blank floppy disk in the floppy drive. Confirm that the path shown under "Backup media:" or "file name:" points to the blank floppy disk. If not, click Browse… and navigate to the blank floppy. Click OK.
Click Next, and then click Finish.
i used that trick after putting my windows 7 acronis image back on a new harddisk (same size harddisk)
it was very usefull
all what was needed was my windows 7 dvd
My window 7 came with the computer so I do not have a widows 7 disk. I my computer sets for an hour or so it will not start again. I have to shut down the tower and start from scratch. Once up and running it is great. :-)
@Tom, it sounds like you have a problem there. Why not post it with as much information as you can provide over on the main HTG forums?
please help me, what exactly of theese solution will help to me, I have win7 but when I instal win8Xtream for just to see it, an i decide to remove it , I make new clean instalation of win7 7600, an format partition before instalation, same as format partition where I have win8Xtream, but, noe when my win boot from HDD I have solution-option for dual boot for win7, one is from HDD and one is from dvd drive???, I put back all settings on default in bios, but have this masage??
So I run on to this article, what from this orders will solve my problem??
Uff i don't have option "repair" in that window whn I put instalation DVD for instaling…WHY??
I have sony vaio laptop.It has error of bootmgr is missing.I want to repair without format.Because i want to same my data.I try early to repair but it format whole internal hardisk.
thanks , it's done.
Hi Thanks for the advice I seem to be having a problem with it though when I click repair the computer the next step does not load. Is there any other way I can fix it.
Brian Carr
Not many new computers have a floppy drive. None of mine do and I cant remember the last time I used one. Can you do this with a flashdrive instead?
Thanks for this article, it saved me today!
not working
Thanks alot I use ur guide and it worked on my pc. It got me depressed today… .
This is helpful, thank you!
i tried to boot from the repair disk that i put on a usb flash but my system is not listed when it gives the option for recovery system. it now says that i need to load drivers and i dont know what ones i need to load or if i have them. im working with a hp mini netbook so i had to use a flash hd. if anyone knows what dirvers i need or what to do plz help. thx
i don't have a Windows installation disc the laptop didn't come with cd's software please help ive done almost everything and nothing work
where i find a windows 7 installation image cd for download my laptop didn't came with one and now i need it
on my PC i have windows 7, but it does not boot completly to desktop, it stops booting at my documents folder. then i go to windows folder and run explorer.exe file then windows boot to desktop
When i try to boot up my computer with the disc in (my bios has been changed so my computer boots from the cd) it totally ignores the cd and goes straight onto trying to load windows, the loading bar doesnt appear, then i get another loading bar saying *loading windows files* (im guessing this part its switching to the vista loading screen. and sure enough the vista loading screen pops up and its trying to load vista, but since i dont have vista on my computer, it goes to a black screen and stays like that til i turn it off. how do i fix this. please
Thanks!!! Worked like a charm!!!
Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou – All I had in my Win7 laptop was a flashing curser – no error messages – I read your article re "How to Manually Repair Windows 7 Boot Loader Problems" – rebooted and now have the login screen – i have now signed up
I needed your mom last week Tom
when i type the command
bcdedit /create {ntldr} -d "Windows XP"
it gives me an error :(
this is what it writes
A description for the new entry must be specified.
Run "bcdedit /?" for command like assistance.
The parameter is incorrect.
Please anyone help me here i really need to fix this :(
thanks a lot!!
Thanks! this solves our hp mini blank screen during windows 7 boot
Is there a way to perform "bootrec /fixmbr" and "bootrec /fixboot" or "bootsec /nt60 all" type commands from a freedos environment for Windows 7 partitions? I have an old free drive cloning program that clones my Windows 7 just fine, but when I restore the image i have to use the Windows 7 system recovery disk to repair the startup environment for it to boot and work. I restore my c: drive (system,boot,active partition) from a freedos environment and would like to just command line repair the startup environment in my batch file after the restore partition event completes.
my lenovo laptop just keeps restarting and running the automated startup repair tool. i can't get it to boot form a rescue disk, external drive, cd drive. it just keeps saying it is loading files and then begins the startup repair tool again. any assistance would be appreciated.
You all are just good.. KEEP IT UP!!
I mean seriously. A fixmbr command when others had me deleting, reinstalling, and many more crazed procedures. I know sometimes it has to be done the hard way, but with the right info. life can become whole again. I am trying to be a better geek, and now I aspire to be a howtogeek! Thanks ya'll and you do make a diff!!!!!!
it worked for me….thank q so much
I was have windows XP sp3 and windows 7 sp1 and then i format the partition which contain xp with xp compact disc and reinstalled windows xp, after installing complete i tried to make repair to windows seven startup but it didn't success. Then i installed EasyBoot 2.2 in xp and it can't start after complete installation it give me ()
This is the error message t the boot configuration data store couldn't be opened the system cannot find the file specified
You should know that my windows 7 installation disc isn't with SP 1 but i install it later
THANKS MAN, I attempted in cloning my OS drive which is a share of WIn7&Linux, after ghost both failed to startup, not even after reloading linux which usually sort it out, this repair got my windows loader back and now I can finally trash linux, ,
Thanks again
Does this work when Microsoft taps you out?
After Following these steps, are you files deleted? Is there any hope that your files are still on your hard drive if your computer goes to 'Startup Repair'? Does this help if you accidentally download a virus? I had the Frostwire program open while I was gone, and when I got back, it was on the sign on screen, where I type my password normally, but all I could see was the mouse, so I powered off and this happened.
Thank you very much. Very helpful :)
good article
I installed windows xp on my external hard disk,after that when i boot my laptop which came with win 7 OS, it shows "windows could not start because of a computer disk hardware configuration problem.could not read from this selected boot disk.check boot path and disk hardware."plz need help on what to do.
Thank you. /fixmbr worked like a charm.
I was familiar with old windows commands such as fdisk/MBR option. Don't know why Microsoft luv to confuse things.
Thank you. /fixmbr worked like a charm.
I was familiar with old DOS commands such as fdisk/MBR option. Don't know why Microsoft luv to confuse things.
I have the following issue:
My laptop is: DELL N5110, core i5 with 4 GB RAM.
Initially I installed WIN VISTA 32 bit on C drive and then applied crack. – worked fine.
Then I tried to install WIN 7(cracked version) 32 bit in my other partition. worked fine.
Again, when I loaded VISTA desktop, in the "System Properties", the crack is no longer valid.(I see a message, 15 or 30 days trial).
I would like to use both OS(cracked verison). Please help!!
How do you use the command promt at the end? It just keeps saying attempting repairs and never does anything. When I click cancel it says, "The current repair operation cannot be cancelled." I click ok and it keeps doing the scan.
chancll, I am having the same problem. I've fixed the MBR before using this method in the past, but in my current situation, it skips past the recover options menu altogether after choosing my OS. It is stuck in some "Startup Repair" mode, looping the message "Attempting repairs…" as you have mentioned. If anyone knows how to reset the system in such a way as to get back the recover options menu, I would be appreciative.
Thanks a lot man..


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For Immediate Release
September 12, 2007
Illinois State Board of Education announces $1 million to support agriculture education in Illinois
300 schools to receive additional funds to invest in agriculture programs; seven high schools starting new ag education programs
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) today announced $1 million in agricultural education incentive grants that will be distributed to 300 schools around the state for the 2007-2008 school year. The grants will help schools upgrade equipment, train teachers and develop curriculum to educate children about the state's number one industry. In addition, the grants assisted seven high schools in starting new agricultural programs this year.
"These grants offer both the students and the schools great dividends. When a student is involved in an agricultural education program, they are learning more than just agriculture," said Christopher Koch, State Superintendent of Education. "Agricultural education is multidisciplinary and therefore reinforces what is being taught in the core subjects of science, language arts, mathematics and social science."
The incentive grants will support local program improvement including technology, equipment and curriculum development, teacher training, field support services, program coordination, pilot projects, and other initiatives. All schools offering approved programs in agricultural education at the high school level are eligible to apply for incentive grants.
High school agricultural education teaches and reinforces science, math, language arts and social science principles. Major areas of instruction in secondary agricultural education include: Agricultural Business, Agricultural Mechanics & Technology, Horticulture, Agricultural Sciences, and Environmental/Natural Sciences. Seven high schools are starting agricultural education programs for the 2007-2008 school year and include:
- Belvidere North High School, Belvidere
- Freeport High School, Freeport
- Johnston City High School, Johnston City
- Mattoon High School, Mattoon
- Momence High School, Momence
- Urbana High School, Urbana
- Watseka Community High School, Watseka
Only a small percentage of those people working in agricultural industry are involved in production agriculture, the rest work in agribusiness, communications, science, government, education, processing and distribution, marketing and sales, as well as other occupations that serve the farmer or the total agricultural industry. The Illinois Leadership Council for Agricultural Education (ILCAE) reports that less than 2 percent of the United States population is directly involved in the production of food, yet 24.4 percent of the civilian workforce in Illinois is employed in agriculture related careers.
Other agricultural education facts:
- 78 percent of the agricultural programs receive academic course credit in math, science, social studies, language arts, or consumer economics.
- In 2006, there were 26,329 agricultural education students – 9,075 were female, or 34 percent.
- Demographics of an agriculture student: 60 percent live in a town or city; 27 percent live in a rural area; 9 percent are minority.
Since 1989, ISBE has awarded more than $12 million in incentive grants to schools. The grants are awarded through regional Education for Employment partnerships. Each partnership consists of a grouping of school districts with a board of control made up of the superintendents or their representative from each district.
Agricultural education in Illinois is supported by a statewide agricultural education team that includes the Illinois Leadership Council for Agricultural Education (ILCAE), the Governor-appointed Illinois Committee for Agricultural Education (ICAE), Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE), Illinois FFA and its associated groups, Illinois Association of Vocational Agriculture Teachers (IAVAT), Illinois Association Community College Agriculture Instructors (IACCAI), University Council, Illinois Agriculture in the Classroom and FCAE.
A complete list of schools receiving the grants can be found online at: http://www.isbe.net/pdf/ag_ed_allocations_08.pdf.


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In an August interview with Alive, band leader Dan White said "I really don't want someone to even consider this as background music." He'll have his work cut out for him when the rising jazz sextet hits the stage at Natalie's, a restaurant-slash-concert space where the food can occasionally steal some of the spotlight from the performers. Judging by new songs like "People Power," a hypnotic burner built around White's dreamy saxophone, the group should be up to the challenge.
Can't make it out for this concert? The group is set to return to Natalie's for another show on Saturday, February 22, so go ahead and mark your calendar now.


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Written by musclassia on 15.08.2012 at 15:42
Hoping for a vast improvement on the previous album, which was a huge disappointment considering how great the first 3 are, but with the founding members all gone and the not particularly interesting sample, setting my sights pretty low. Such a shame if this band turns crap though.
Written by Guest on 15.08.2012 at 17:20
All the original founding members may be gone but guitarist Seth Hecox (Count Seth) has written music and played on all of the band's full-length releases.
Written by musclassia on 15.08.2012 at 17:34
I know, I'm not complaining about them going by a different name, but a change in sound might be expected given the shift in band members, especially with the departure of Jason Wisdom. Ah well, as long as it sounds good I don't care, but I'm not particularly hopeful.


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For Immediate Release
July 23, 2012
State Board of Education names members to expanded Financial Oversight Panel for Proviso Township High School District 209
Reorganized FOP helps Proviso District complete work toward financial stability to better serve students
SPRINGFIELD – The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) announced Monday that it has named five members to the expanded Financial Oversight Panel (FOP) for Proviso Township High School District 209 with Dr. James Popernik resuming his role as the panel's chair. The FOP, comprised of volunteers, will serve District 209 for at least three years in order to help the district achieve financial stability.
"On behalf of the Board, I want to thank the FOP and District for the progress made thus far in improving finances in this district," said State Superintendent of Education Christopher A. Koch. "We're grateful for these citizens stepping up to offer their time and expertise in helping this district improve its financial health. Districts that are operating with a balanced budget are better able to serve students today and plan for the future."
A Financial Oversight Panel exercises financial control over a school district and provides financial management expertise to assist a district in meeting obligations to creditors and debt holders. The reorganized Proviso Township FOP will convene its first meeting at 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 24 at the Proviso Math and Science Academy in Forest Park.
In 2008, Proviso Township High School District 209 petitioned ISBE to appoint a Financial Oversight Panel. Earlier this year, the Financial Oversight Panel petitioned ISBE to reorganize the FOP under legislation passed in 2011 that expands an FOP from three members to five. Also, as part of the new state law on FOPs, the district can only obtain an Emergency Assistance Loan if there is a FOP in place.
The ISBE-appointed members of the Proviso FOP are:
Dr. James Popernik, Controller for Downers Grove School District 58. Dr. Popernik is a retired administrator from Township High School District 214 and brings more than 30 years of school business finance experience to the Proviso Financial Oversight Panel and District. His prior experience includes serving in an interim school business position at Homewood Elementary District 153 and an administrator position at Wheaton School District 200 and Homewood-Flossmoor High School District 233, as well as other school districts. Dr. Popernik will continue to serve as chairman of the FOP. He lives in Homer Glenn.
Ms. Merilee McCracken, retired Assistant Superintendent for Business Services from Maine Township High School District. Since her retirement, Ms. McCracken now serves as the Interim Associate Superintendent for Business at Lincolnshire-Prairie View School District 103 and Palatine Community Consolidated School District 15. Ms. McCracken is a previous member of the Board of Directors for the Illinois Association of School Business Officials. She lives in Arlington Heights.
Mr. Frank Lionel Montgomery, retired Assistant Principal for Student Life at Proviso West High School. Mr. Montgomery served in several capacities during his tenure at Proviso School District 209, including Assistant Principal of Attendance, District Athletic Director, Department Chairman for Physical Education, Driver Education and Physical Education Instructor. He also worked in other school districts. Mr. Montgomery lives in Westchester and is a life-long resident of the district.
Dr. Craig Schilling, Associate Professor for Leadership at the Concordia University Chicago. His areas of expertise include school finance, law and human resources. Prior to joining Concordia, Dr. Schilling served in various administrative positions for local school districts, including Glenbrook High School. Dr. Schilling is also a past President of the Illinois Association of School Business Officials and served on the IASBO Board of Directors. He lives in Northbrook.
Mr. Kenneth Walls, Director of Security Operations for IFPC Worldwide, Inc. His responsibilities include coordinating all activities pertaining to security officer responsibilities such as hiring, training, record keeping, etc. Mr. Walls lives in Broadview and has been a resident in the district for 17 years.


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PNC Park Gate Time Change for 2012
How many times have you been to your home ballpark and wished something would be different? Since I started ballhawking regularly in 2008, I was always bothered by the fact that PNC Park opened its gates at 5:00PM. I would get to see a small portion of Pirates batting practice, usually ranging from one minute to ten minutes, but typically around five minutes.
In those five minutes, I would usually see players like Luis Cruz, Josh Phelps, Robinzon Diaz, Raul Chavez, Chris Gomez, Luis Rivas, Brian Bixler and Delwyn Young. These were some of the Pirates bench players from the past few years, and watching them take batting practice wasn't much of an attraction.
Privately, myself along with my fellow ballhawks and season ticket holders grumbled about how it wasn't right that we weren't getting to interact with or see the Pirates take batting practice. However, we never did much about it. In August of 2011, Zac Weiss wrote a letter to the Pirates brass. He brought it to PNC Park and I signed it along with other season ticket holders. We would only hope that our pleas would be considered and not fall on deaf ears.
I wrote about changing the gate times on January 24th, and posted Zac's letter there.
Zac had heard from his contact that the Pirates brass were in discussions about opening the gates earlier throughout the winter. Well, today Zac finally found out about the verdict. He called me today while I was at work to break the good news.
The Pirates will be opening their gates at 4:30PM for all evening games from Monday-Saturday to season ticket holders only. Previously, it was 5:00 PM for Monday-Friday and 4:30 for Saturdays only. (You can read Zac's new breaking blog post here.)
This is wonderful news for all Pirates fans, and especially ballhawks. Its an extra half an hour of ballhawking per day! By my count, that's 45 evening Monday-Friday games, or 22.5 more hours of time inside the ballpark for us PNC ballhawks, which is almost like attending 22 extra BP's!
2012 looks to be a great season. There'll be a whole lot less of this:
Which is good for those awkward moments when Amy has to work and your friends aren't there yet.
It wasn't always bad though. Here's the top 3 ballhawks from PNC Park last year, possibly discussing strategy:
There will be less frustrated looks when the Pirates run off the field at 5:03:
More of this: (numbering snagged balls)
And NO MORE OF THIS:
Staring blankly at the sky behind the right center field wall of PNC Park, hoping for a ball to generously take a hop out of the stadium from 4:15-4:53PM. Also, no more answering the same three questions from every fifth passerby. 1) Do you ever get any out here? 2) What are you doing? 3) Are they playing right now?
But anyhow,
How awesome are the Pittsburgh Pirates for actually listening to, considering, and executing a fans request? Huge kudos to them. And a big thank you to Zac Weiss for having the initiative to write the letter.
How many of you wanted someone about your club or stadium to change? What would you want changed? Have you ever tried asking?
Also, in other non-gate opening time news, this came in the mail for me today:
2012 tickets from my season ticket holder pre-sale. These are just a bunch of Opening Day tickets and tickets to see Daughtry and the Skyblast dates and such.
It wasn't the season tickets that I've been anxiously awaiting, but tickets from the box office. I made a wheel:
Here's the 2012 Pirates box office ticket stock.
Much better than last year.
There's only 56 more days until Opening Day, 9 days until pitchers and catchers report to spring training, and 4 days to win this Brandon Phillips jersey Tshirt.
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Hopefully the Phillies will open the gates earlier in 2013. We get in at 5. My Phillies tix came in the mail last week!
Wow! Color me surprised. I had sent a couple of e-mails to the Twins Director of Stadium Operations regarding opening times and some other operational issues at the old dome. The most stupid of the old rules was that you could not be in the first two rows of the outfield during BP. This hampered getting toss ups. I laid out my case and I was happy to receive some lengthy, well thought out e-mails back from the head honcho. He admitted that the reason many things were done the way they were done was because "it is just the way we have always done things since we took down the plexiglass extenders on the outfield walls" At the end of the day, he didn't change anything because it was the last year in the dome and they did not want to change the status quo. That is awesome that the Pirates listened to you guys. The park I will be going to about 20 games or so this year, Kauffman Stadium, has the most restrictive gate opening time in all of the ML. For much of the year, the gates only open an hour before opening pitch. Even though I don't ballhawk all that much anymore, I still enjoy getting to the park plenty early to soak in the sights and watch BP. The change at PNC should make your goals much easier to reach.
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This is great news. I am not a ballhawk myself but am happy to be able to spend an extra 1/2 hour in the ballpark to watch the Pirates batting practice. Erik–My wife and planning a trip to Cleveland for the Pirates series in June. Do you have any tips about Progressive Field and the surrounding area?
Thats sweet! You know they didnt want to pay the extra hours to the employees so that letter must have been very convincing.
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Kyle and her husband moved to Brookfield in 1986. She became active in local politics and started blogging in 2004. Her focus is primarily on local issues but often includes state and national topics, too. Kyle looks at things from the taxpayers' perspective in a creative, yet down to earth way, addressing them from a practical point of view.
Does 4K deserve tax dollars?
On November 27th, Elmbrook's school board will decide the very important question of should we continue or discontinue 4K. We do not get to vote for or against it; our only opportunity to influence that decision is to contact the board members.
Whenever I am faced with an important decision, I ask myself a few questions: What are the expected benefits and consequences resulting from my decision, and can I afford it. We don't always have the luxury of knowing the results of trying something new, but if others have already made the change in question, I certainly like to evaluate the results of their decisions. Fortunately, with 4K, there is longterm data available.
One basic question came to my mind regarding the 4K decision. If 4K is so important, so beneficial to a student's success in school, then why does our state only set the compulsory school age at 6 years old on Sept. 1? (That means students with a later birthday than Sept. 1 will start 1st grade at 7 years of age.)
The fact that children need not attend school until age 6 in Wisconsin made me wonder how our school age requirement compared to other states.
I found that answer and more in this article, Early Education Shows No Benefit - Compelling children to attend school at an earlier age does not yield expected results , by HSLDA, Home School Legal Defense Association. It is a treasure trove of information on the subject of early education.
The article stated in the section labeled: State-by-State Comparison:
A review of compulsory attendance laws across the nation shows that requiring young children to attend school may be largely unnecessary. Only eight states and the District of Columbia require attendance of 5-year-olds, and six of those nine allow exemptions for parents to withhold their children from school until age 6. The other 41 states allow parents to wait until their children are 6, 7, or even 8 years old before beginning formal education.24
That information makes one wonder about the long term success of earlier and later starts in school. I read on in that section to find the National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) test results from schoolchildren in all 50 states:
Scores of children from states that have low compulsory attendance ages (5-6) did not score any higher than children from the other states, and in some subjects their average was actually lower.26
There was a link to All-Day Kindergarten Failing as Education Reform, which detailed information published by the Goldwater Institute:
All-day kindergarten fails to improve Stanford 9 reading, math, language arts scores
PHOENIX—A report published today by the Goldwater Institute examines Stanford 9 test scores and finds Arizona kindergarten programs initially improve learning but have no measurable impact on reading, math, or language arts test scores by fifth grade.
This test score information affirmed everything I had heard about the merits of earlier and earlier education, that it may initially seem to give kids a head start, but that head start does not translate into long term improvement. In fact, as a homeschooler, we were warned that too early of an introduction to school is counter productive. It actually causes burn out in the upper elementary grades through high school.
Earlier education does not benefit the underprivileged either. Head Start, the government early intervention program for at risk children, is often touted as the poster child for earlier education success. I mistakenly bought into this idea last year when I blogged, "You may be able to make the argument that early education is beneficial for inner city children, whose crack addicted mother may be passed out on the couch." But now I see I was mistaken:
The most important goal of any education program is that children be educated. Studies of Head Start, however, demonstrate that early education produces no apparent academic benefits. In its early years, extensive studies were undertaken to prove Head Start worked. But the opposite turned out to be true. In 1969, the Westinghouse Learning Corporation found no difference in the behavior and educational achievement between Head Start and other underclass children.
Sixteen years later, the CRS Synthesis Project study, commissioned by HHS, came to the same conclusion. Although children showed "immediate gains," by the second grade "there are no educationally meaningful differences."23
As I mentioned last year, I attended 4 year old kindergarten in the Shorewood school system. If 4K is so beneficial, shouldn't Shorewood's ACT scores be consistently higher than our school district's that didn't offer 4K? The data shows that this year was the first in the past few years that Shorewood edged out Elmbrook's ACT scores by 1.23 points. Of the top 10 schools in Wisconsin (Elmbrook consistently is in the top 10), at least 7 had no 4K program at the time those students tested started school. Incidentally, over 250 school districts have 4K so there should have been a better showing in the top 10 if it is so helpful.
All of this information presents quite a compelling reason to NOT start the education process so early. So when I saw last week's Brookfieldnow featuring those cute pictures of very young children enjoying 3K and 4K in the private school setting, it made me bristle. The article was misleadingly titled, "Learning early, 3-year-old kindergarten classes bring success to two schools".
I ask you to look at the data, not the cute pictures in the Brookfieldnow article. What criteria are we using to measure success?
No one is arguing that young children do not enjoy an outing or activity from time to time. Our culture abounds with such opportunities. I still remember the Bible stories and making fun craft projects in Sunday School. My son used to enjoy his once a week, 2 hour visit at Elmbrook Church's Moms and More (I did too!). Children love birthday parties, toddler gym classes, Park and Rec. programs, Library programs, trips to the zoo, and just doing things with mom! But all of these activities are not the responsibility of Public Education. Enjoyable? Yes. Public Education? No.
The data just does not support starting school at age 4, and our state does not mandate it. The Brookfieldnow article shows that if these types of programs are wanted, there are plenty of opportunities for parents to avail themselves of them in the private sector.
The facts illustrate 4K is actually detrimental to a child's long term success in school. The cost of 4K then goes beyond just the financial investment in the program; it costs our children's future success in school.
Please read through the information and contact the board--especially Patrick Murphy, by phone, in person, or letter and Glen Allgaier.
FYI: The footnote numbers at the end of the quotes correspond to the Early Education Shows No Benefit article. Incidentally, that article affirms that internationally, the trends are similar:
The country of Finland was a standout in both of these international assessments [PISA, the Program for International Student Assessment tests], ranking near or at the top in all tested subjects. These impressive results were achieved despite the fact that school attendance in Finland is not compulsory until age 7, later than almost any other European country.17
Some of the lower scoring countries in PISA were Sweden and Greece, which both emphasize early education. Sweden has some of the most comprehensive childcare in Europe, with the vast majority of children ages 1-12 having a place in a publicly funded child-care center. Even with this emphasis, however, Sweden ranked among the average countries in the PISA test, and Greece was among the five worst nations in all three subject areas.19
Last year I blogged:
Research shows that an earlier start in school does not translate to an increase in academic proficiency. Raymond and Dorothy Moore have done many studies that show an earlier start in school does not make for a better education or better student. In their book, Better Late Than Early, the Moores found When children are ready to learn, around the ages of 8-10, they quickly catch up to those who started earlier. So, why start so early?
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It is my distinct honor to join you this evening to witness the City Government of Valenzuela pave the way in bringing about good governance and improved public service with the digitization of the city government's financial transactions. This important initiative will not only make transacting with government easier but it will also significantly contribute to the Philippine Government's campaign to fight corruption, foster transparency and increase financial inclusion.
I am happy to join you this morning on behalf of the U.S. Embassy Manila's United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to formally launch our new partnership through the $60 million Credit Facility.
In the Philippines, about 99% of all firms are micro, small, and medium enterprises. Supporting the country's SMEs is crucial to igniting and sustaining inclusive economic growth in the Philippines. SMEs contribute to the generation of wealth, business opportunities and employment in rural and urban areas. This vital economic sector also contributes to a dynamic supply of ideas, skills and innovation needed to propel the country's development.
Climate change is a global issue that knows no national boundaries and a challenge that can best be addressed internally. The negative impact felt by the people living in communities like Quất Lâm is shared in communities in the U.S. That's why environment was highlighted as an important issue in the Comprehensive Partnership that was announced last year between President Sang and President Obama. The tangible effects of climate change are one of the reasons that we are so committed to cooperating with the Government of Vietnam to address this important area.
It is my pleasure to be here today to launch the next phase of development cooperation between the United States and Vietnam. USAID's development work has played a pivotal role in advancing the relationship between our two countries. The Country Development Cooperation Strategy launched today, outlines a shared vision and continued partnership to address Vietnam's development needs over the next five years.
The reality that we know today is unacceptable and heartbreaking—that nearly 300,000 mothers and 3 million newborns continue to die each year from causes we know how to prevent. Without access to a skilled birth attendant who provides life-saving care in rural settings, a mother's risk of dying at what should be the most joyous moment of her life is 120 times higher than here in the United States.
That is why Saving Mothers was specifically designed to target the three big delays that put the lives of women and newborns at risk every day: the delays in seeking, reaching, and receiving good care. In many cases, something as simple as knowing the danger signs during pregnancy or arranging for transportation to a clinic ahead of time is all it takes to save a mother's life.
USAID has been partnering with the Philippines for more than 50 years and is committed to supporting the country's efforts to emerge from Typhoon Haiyan stronger than ever and remain a vital economic and political partner for the United States
Since Typhoon Haiyan made landfall, we've been working rigorously on the ground in partnership with the Government of the Philippines to provide life-saving support and respond to the needs of affected communities. Thanks to the strategizing and coordinated teamwork across all elements of the United States – USAID, the State Department and the Department of Defense, the private sector, NGOs, the faith-based community and diaspora – our country was among the first international responders on the ground to provide aid after the storm hit.
We all know science and technology are powerful drivers of social and economic change. Mobile technology is an especially versatile and powerful tool that is changing how we interact with one another, and with our communities, our governments, and the world.
Our USAID Administrator, Dr. Rajiv Shah, has been reorienting USAID to focus more on the transformative power of science, technology, innovation and partnerships (STIP) to improve development outcomes. And here in RDMA we also have our own Teresa Leonardo effectively encouraging us all to do the same, and broadening our horizons.
At the time that USAID/Cambodia re-opened, the Royal Government of Cambodia re-established the Ministry of Health. In over 20 years, USAID/Cambodia and the Ministry of Health have worked closely together to rebuild and revitalize the national health system.
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State Board of Education Meeting
via video conference
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
9:00 a.m.
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Chicago Location:
ISBE Video Conference Room, James R. Thompson Center
14th Floor, 100 W. Randolph St., Chicago
Springfield Location:
ISBE Video Conference Room, 3rd Floor
100 N. First St., Springfield
This meeting will also be audio cast on the Internet at: www.isbe.net
- Roll Call/Pledge of Allegiance
- Consideration of and Possible Actions on Any Requests for Participation in Meeting by Other Means
- Public Participation
- Presentations and Updates
- Educator Candidate Diversity Meeting Follow-Up, Jason Helfer
- IBHE Liaison Report (Dr. Proshanta Nandi)
- *Superintendent's Report – Consent Agenda
All action consideration items listed with an asterisk (*) are considered to be routine and will be enacted in one motion and vote. Any board member who wishes separate discussion on any item listed on the consent agenda may remove that item from the consent agenda, in which event, the item will be considered in its normal sequence.
- *Approval of Minutes:
- Plenary Minutes: February 19, 2014
- *Rules for Initial Review
- Part 25 (Educator Licensure):
Includes new Section 25.355, which sets forth requirements for the revised superintendent's endorsement to be issued beginning in 2019.
- Part 33 (Programs for the Preparation of Superintendents in Illinois): This new Part sets forth requirements for programs that prepare superintendents and addresses admission, curricular and staff criteria, as well as the standards for program approval and the competencies that candidates should master in order to qualify for the endorsement.
- *Rules for Adoption
- Part 1 (Public Schools Evaluation, Recognition and Supervision): Makes technical changes to conform the rules to the new licensure system that took effect July 1, 2013, and acknowledges changes in receipt of the elementary education and middle grades endorsements. Two letters of public comment were received on this rulemaking, although no changes are being recommended in response to the comments received. Therefore, the version being presented for adoption is identical to the version the Board initially reviewed in December.
- Part 25 (Educator Certification):Responds to recently enacted statutory changes and makes other technical changes; eliminates the limit on the number of times a licensure candidate or applicant may take a required test; and proposes minimum scores to be used for the ACT and SAT writing components that are comparable to the minimum writing score on the Illinois test of basic skills. Thirty-one letters of public comment were received on this rulemaking; several change are being recommended as a result of the comments.
- Part 30 (Programs for the Preparation of Principals in Illinois): Proposes flexibility in requirements specific to internship sites and the number of candidates for which a mentor has responsibility; responds to P.A. 97-581, effective August 27, 2013, regarding the content-area test. Forty-one letters of public comment were received on this rulemaking; one change is being recommended as a result of the comments.
- *Contracts and Grants Over $1 Million
- Approval of Illinois State University Intergovernmental Agreement Extension Exceeding $1 Million
- Request to Award Contract: FY15 ELL Professional Development
- *Targeted Initiatives Grants
- Request to Award Grant: Oak Park ESD 97
- Request to Award Grant: Wiley Resource Center, NFP
- Approval of Closed Session Minutes, November 22, 2013, January 22, 2014 and February 19, 2014 (as needed following closed session)
- Financial Profile
- Special Education Expenditure/Revenue Report
- Discussion Items .
- District Oversight – Monthly Update (Superintendent Koch)
- Legislative Update
- Other items for discussion
- Announcements and reports
- Superintendent's/Senior Staff Announcements
- Chairman's Report
- Member Reports
- Information items
- ISBE Fiscal & Administrative Monthly Reports (available online at http://isbe.net/board/fiscal_admin_rep.htm)
- Closed Session (as needed)
- Adjourn
Break for Lunch
This meeting will be accessible to persons with disabilities. Persons planning to attend who need special accommodations should contact the Board office no later than the date prior to the meeting. Contact the Superintendent's office at the State Board of Education, Phone: 217-782-2221; TTY/TDD: 217-782-1900; Fax: 217-785-3972.
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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/81624
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- Title
- Collisionless and hydrodynamic excitations of trapped boson-fermion mixtures
- Author(s)
- Liu, Xia-Ji; Hu, Hui
- Abstract
- Within a scaling ansatz formalism plus Thomas-Fermi approximation, we investigate the collective excitations of a harmonically trapped boson-fermion mixture in the collisionless and hydrodynamic limit at low temperature. Both the monopole and quadrupole modes are considered in the presence of spherical as well as cylindrically symmetric traps. In the spherical traps, the frequency of the monopole mode coincides in the collisionless and hydrodynamic regime, suggesting that it might be undamped in all collisional regimes. In contrast, for the quadrupole mode, the frequency differs largely in these two limits. In particular, we find that in the hydrodynamic regime the quadrupole oscillations with equal bosonic and fermionic amplitudes generate an exact eigenstate of the system, regardless of the boson-fermion interaction. This resembles the Kohn mode for the dipole excitation. We discuss in some detail the behavior of monopole and quadrupole modes as a function of boson-fermion coupling at different boson-boson interaction strength. Analytic solutions valid at weak and medium fermion-boson coupling are also derived and discussed.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Source
- Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics, Vol. 67, no. 2 (Feb 2003), article no. 023613
- Publication year
- 2003
- FOR Code(s)
- 0202 Atomic, Molecular, Nuclear, Particle and Plasma Physics; 0204 Condensed Matter Physics; 0205 Optical Physics
- Keyword(s)
- Approximation theory; Bose-Einstein condensation; Boson-fermion mixtures; Condensation; Differential equations; Equations of motion; Fermi gas; Fermi level; Fermions; Hydrodynamics; Kinetic theory; Natural frequencies; Oscillations; Temperature; Thomas-Fermi approximation
- Publisher
- American Physical Society
- 1050-2947
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2003 The American Physical Society. The accepted manuscript of the paper is reproduced here for noncommerical purposes only in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher.
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Underwood Day 2
Wednesday, May 7
When I arrive at Skirball for day two of the American Composers Orchestra's New Music Readings, the mood seems a bit more relaxed than the previous day. I'm excited to hear some new works, and others I already heard the day before, all of which will receive full run-throughs for the purpose of recording.
Leanna Primiani: Sirens
Conductor: Brad Lubman
Lubman makes note of a small revision in the score and alerts the musicians to how he will conduct a few tempo and meter changes. There is very sparse instrumentation at the top of the piece, trumpets playing a soft counterpoint figure. Strings take over, then a slightly ominous-sounding wind chorale…. Lubman stops to rehearse a section with a five-against-four juxtaposition. One percussionist alerts Primiani of an impossibly fast instrument switch, which she fixes by simply cutting out one of the instruments. Another lesson learned "on the job." Piece swells; neo-romantic string and brass writing is flavored by dissonances. Staggered phrases in the strings and high woodwinds (with clearly more than two distinct parts in the violins) create a cascading effect. Lubman stops again to let musicians know that "M for Mahler is in four."
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Takuma Itoh: Sunrise from a Distant Past
Conductor: Anne Manson
Manson and the musicians discuss much of the piece before beginning. These types of preliminary talk-throughs seem all the more important for these first two pieces, since they weren't worked on yesterday. The soft but tense string writing and atmospheric harp at the beginning of the piece remind me a little of Varese without the crunchiness. Woodwinds and solo violin trade atonal melodic passages. Solo trumpets and horn trade lines apparently based around pitch sets, before they are joined by the rest of the orchestra and the volume grows to a scream with the brass on top. The piece ends with a soft string diminuendo.
(American Composers Orchestra Concertmaster Deborah Wong consults conductor Anne Manson about one of the scores during a break at the Underwood New Music Readings. Photo: American Composers Orchestra)
When Manson goes back to the top to rehearse, she works meticulously, which isn't surprising; although the overall effect of the piece is atmospheric, there's a lot of internal rhythmic complexity. Manson spends a lot of time in on one passage that features solos and entrances by full sections. Manson and Itoh also work very closely on balance issues. Itoh seems pretty clearly set on what he wants in this department.
At the ten-minute warning, Manson begins one more run-through for recording purposes. During this second reading, more texture comes through and there is a much broader dynamic palette. Part of it, however, is that Itoh has asked for louder brass, and now they're really blasting (as is the timpanist), and I can't help thinking of the issue of decibel levels and hearing loss that is becoming a problem in the orchestra world, with many pointing to composers as the main culprits. I have to admit that I liked the piece better with this level of climax, so what's a composer to do?
(Participants gathered during a break at the ACO's Underwood New Music Readings. Back row, left to right: Conductor Brad Lubman; mentors Derek Bermel and Christopher Theofanidis; and composers Conrad Winslow, Andrew McKenna Lee, Roger Zare, and Ruby Fulton; Front row, left to right: Conductor Anne Manson, ACO Board Chairman Paul Underwood, mentor Chen Yi, Mentor Robert Beaser, composer Leanna Primiani, mentor Christopher Rouse, and composer Takuma Itoh. Photo: American Composers Orchestra)
During the break, composers and mentors pose for a photo. Primiani assumes a dominant position in the center, flanked by Beaser and Rouse. Yi, dwarfed by Beaser, is smiling warmly as always. Lee looks more cheerful today in a bright orange shirt. Composers and mentors continue to socialize after the photo. The mood is playful, the composers and mentors even appearing to tease each other a bit.
Conrad Winslow: The Violence of Ragtime
Brad Lubman, conductor
Roger Zare: Green Flash
Anne Manson, conductor
Ruby Fulton: ameriwaste
Brad Lubman, conductor
Andrew McKenna Lee: For Dear Life
Anne Manson, conductor
Someone announces that there will be no break between the first two pieces. I'm extremely excited to hear all of these pieces—which I heard in fragments for the most part yesterday—performed back-to-back-to-back. Lubman does choose to touch up a couple small sections of The Violence of Ragtime, with input from Winslow, but when Lubman announces they will run it through for recording, the audience (which appears slightly larger than yesterday) is attentive and full of anticipation. (It occurs to me that I have not noticed one person cough through any of the readings or rehearsals yesterday or today.) The piece does indeed lock in better and has a lot more bounce today. For today's reading, Rouse sits with Beaser, Theofanidis, and Yi, the four of them simply enjoying the music, their scores closed.
(Conductor Brad Lubman listens to an ACO musician's remarks while working on one of the readings. Photo: American Composers Orchestra)
Lubman finishes Violence right on time and Manson races to the podium to lead Green Flash. The percussion section, however, needs a few more minutes to set up, so Manson rehearses other sections first. Once everyone is ready, Manson wastes no time in starting the run-through, as the time allotted is barely enough to give the piece a full performance. The piece gets derailed halfway through, but Manson starts in again immediately. It really takes hearing a piece like this straight through to get the right effect, since textures gradually shift to other textures and the buildups take a long time. During the ensuing break, Lubman talks through parts of the next piece with percussionists. It's amazing how much performers must maximize their time during readings like this.
I had a feeling from the title that Fulton's ameriwaste had political undertones, but I don't realize how strong until Lubman rehearses the last movement, titled "The Landfill Dirge," before the run-through. Lubman stops in the middle of the run-through to give a reminder about a certain tempo change. The piece goes off very well from there, however, and I particularly enjoy the way it grooves at the end.
Manson gets to the stage quickly for Lee's For Dear Life and notifies the orchestra that the composer has cut four bars from the piece, and they play through the section to get that change. The performers talk through a few more sections with Lee at the edge of the stage for easy access, and Manson informs the musicians of one more cut, and again, they play to get the transition down. When Manson starts the run-through, the opening is taut and very in-sync rhythmically. Lee ignores his score for the run-through, instead listening with eyes closed. The piece turns out to be the one work that is played all the way through without stopping, and the excitement is undeniable, the three-against-two feel in a late march-like section coming through much better than yesterday. The piece ends a few minutes ahead of schedule and Lee asks to work a couple small sections. As always in music, there's more that can be perfected.


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