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|10 May 2011
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|27 Abr 2007
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|27 Abr 2007
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|Mark T. Marshall
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|Medtronic, Inc.
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The present invention is a related to another application entitled MAGNETOSTRICTIVE ELECTRICAL STIMULATION LEADS, U.S. application Ser. No. 11/741,601, filed Apr. 27, 2007.
The invention relates to medical devices and, more particularly, to implantable medical device leads for use with implantable medical devices (IMDs).
In the medical field, implantable leads are used with a wide variety of medical devices. For example, implantable leads are commonly used to form part of implantable cardiac pacemakers that provide therapeutic stimulation to the heart by delivering pacing, cardioversion or defibrillation pulses. The pulses can be delivered to the heart via electrodes disposed on the leads, e.g., typically near distal ends of the leads. In that case, the leads may position the electrodes with respect to various cardiac locations so that the pacemaker can deliver pulses to the appropriate locations. Leads are also used for sensing purposes, or for both sensing and stimulation purposes. Implantable leads are also used in neurological devices, muscular stimulation therapy, and devices that sense chemical conditions in a patient's blood, gastric system stimulators.
Occasionally, patients that have implantable leads may benefit from a magnet resonance image being taken of a particular area of his or her body. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) techniques achieve a more effective image of the soft tissues of the heart and vascular system. MRI procedures can also image these features without delivering a high dosage of radiation to the body of the patient, and as a result, MRI procedures may be repeated reliably and safely. However, MRI devices may operate at frequencies of 10 megahertz or higher, which may cause energy to be transferred to the lead. In particular, the high frequency fields induce a voltage in the lead, causing the higher potential of the lead to damage the tissue that surrounds the tip electrode of the lead.
Aspects and features of the present invention will be appreciated as the same becomes better understood by reference to the following detailed description of the embodiments of the invention when considered in connection with the accompanying drawings, wherein:
The present invention is directed to a medical lead, techniques for manufacturing such a lead, and systems that include a medical device coupled to a medical lead according to the present invention. The medical device lead includes a lead body, and electrode shaft and a tip electrode. A magnetostrictive element, coupled to an electrode shaft, serves as an "on/off" switch to manage high frequency signals RF signals (e.g. 21 megaHertz (Mhz) to 128 MHz) generated from a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine away from the tip electrode. The switch is comprised of a magnetostrictive element made of any suitable material with sufficient magnetostrictive properties. Exemplary magnetostrictive material includes terfenol-D or galfenol. Magnetostriction is a property that causes certain ferromagnetic materials to change shape in response to a magnetic field. In particular, the magnetostrictive element expands or contracts. When the lead is not exposed to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), the magnetostrictive material is contracted. In contrast, when the lead is exposed to MRI, the magnetostrictive material expands. In one embodiment, expansion of the magnetostrictive material causes a first segment to move away from a second segment of the electrode shaft. A gap is created between the first and second segments of the electrode shaft. Therefore, current, induced in the lead due to exposure to the MRI, no longer has a direct electrical path to the tip electrode. Instead, the electrical current induced by high frequency passes through a high impedance component such as a radiofrequency (RF) trap, whereas the low frequency current for sensing and/or pacing is able to pass to and/or from the electrode tip. Consequently, a patient with a medical lead may undergo an MRI procedure without significantly affecting the operation of the medical lead.
In another embodiment, magnetostrictive material is disposed in or near conductive rings that are coupled to the electrode shaft. When the lead is exposed to MRI, the magnetostrictive material expands to create a contact to an additional electrode surface, which allows the induced current to dissipate over a larger surface area. In one embodiment, a tenfold (i.e. 10×) larger surface area ratio results in about tenfold lower temperatures at the tip electrode assuming a ring electrode has low impedance at high frequencies.
Sleeve head 201 (optionally, a RF-shunted sleeve head) is electrically connected to a conductive electrode shaft 203 (e.g. platinum etc.) via two parallel conductive rings 224 (e.g. C-rings etc.) a conductive sealer 212 (also referred to as a sealing washer), and a magnetostrictive element 215 insulated with insulative layer 260. Insulative layer 260 is comprised of, for example, hydrolytically stable polyimide. At a proximal end 206 of electrode assembly 200, coil 230 is electrically coupled to conductive electrode shaft 203. In another embodiment, electrode shaft 203 is made of nonconductive polymeric material.
Sleeve head 201 comprises a conductive element 202 surrounded or at least partially covered by an insulating material 204 (also referred to as a dielectric material). In one embodiment, conductive element 202 is cylindrically shaped (e.g. ring, etc.) or may possess other suitable shapes. Exemplary dimensions for conductive element 202 include a diameter of about 6.5 French (Fr.) by about 9 millimeters (mm) in length, an outer diameter of about 82 mils and an inner diameter of about 62 mils. Conductive element 202, in one embodiment, includes an increased diameter at the distal end and a reduced diameter at the proximal end of the conductive element 202. The surface area of conductive element 202 is about 60 mm2 which is much larger than the 5.5 mm2 surface area of electrode 207. Conductive element 202 comprises materials that are chemically stable, biocompatible, and x-ray transparent. Exemplary material used to form conductive element 202 includes titanium, titanium alloy, conductive polymers, and/or other suitable materials.
Referring to
Conductive sealer 212 conducts current and also prevents fluid from passing through lumen 246. Referring to
Conductive sealer 212 comprises a polymer and a conductive polymer such as a conductive powder (e.g. carbon, carbon nanotube, silver, platinum etc.). The conductive polymer ranges from about 1% to about 25% of conductive sealer 212. The polymer (e.g. silicone etc.) is commercially available from Nusil Technology LLC, located in Carpinteria, Calif. Polyurethane is commercially available from The Polymer Technology Group Inc. located in Berkeley, Calif.
Conductive rings 224 are shaped, in one embodiment, as a C-ring to receive conductive sealer 212. Conductive rings 224 have an outer diameter of about 1.5 mm, an inner diameter of about 0.7 mm, and a thickness that ranges from about 0.25 mm (T1) to about 0.5 mm (T2). Conductive rings 224 are comprised of platinum or other suitable materials.
In one embodiment, magnetostrictive element 215 is coupled to at least one conductive ring 224. When lead 106 is exposed to MRI, magnetostrictive element 215 a expands, which creates a larger surface area in which to dissipate the current induced in lead 106. In another embodiment, depicted in
Bipolar shunted lead circuit 304 a includes ring electrode 216, magnetostrictive element 215, and tip electrode 207. Capacitors C3 and C5 correspond to ring electrode 216, and tip electrode 207, respectively and inductor L is associated with magnetostrictive element 215. Resistors R1 and R2 represent the impedance created by tissue and/or blood of the patient. R3 and R5, along with capacitors C3 and C5, represent the electrode to tissue interface impedances. Generally, larger area electrodes result in larger values of capacitance and smaller values of resistance. Exemplary values for bipolar shunted lead circuit 304 a include L C3 at 10 microF (uF), L is 4 uHenry, R3 is 100 Ohm (Ω), C5 is 1 uF, and R1 is 500Ω, and R5 is Ω.
Generally, under typical pacing conditions, pacing current flows from tip electrode 207 to ring electrode 216 and then returns to IMD circuit 302. Under a low frequency or direct current (DC) application, inductor L acts like a short circuit to a constant voltage across its terminals. A portion of the pacing current passes to the patient's tissue (e.g. heart tissue), represented as resistor R1, due to the large capacitance of C5 associated with tip electrode 207. Similarly, another portion of the pacing current passes to the patient's tissue, represented as resistor R3, due to the large capacitance of C3 associated with ring electrode 216. When lead 106 is exposed to MRI, current is induced, as depicted by the ghost lines.
It is understood that the present invention is not limited for use in pacemakers, cardioverters of defibrillators. Other uses of the leads described herein may include uses in patient monitoring devices, or devices that integrate monitoring and stimulation features. In those cases, the leads may include sensors disposed on distal ends of the respective lead for sensing patient conditions.
The leads described herein may be used with a neurological device such as a deep-brain stimulation device or a spinal cord stimulation device. In those cases, the leads may be stereotactically probed into the brain to position electrodes for deep brain stimulation, or into the spine for spinal stimulation. In other applications, the leads described herein may provide muscular stimulation therapy, gastric system stimulation, nerve stimulation, lower colon stimulation, drug or beneficial agent dispensing, recording or monitoring, gene therapy, or the like. In short, the leads described herein may find useful applications in a wide variety medical devices that implement leads and circuitry coupled to the leads.
Various embodiments of the invention have been described. These and other embodiments are within the scope of the following claims. For example, electrode 207 may include variously shaped electrodes such as ring shaped or other suitable shapes. Additionally, skilled artisans appreciate that other dimensions may be used for the mechanical and electrical elements described herein.
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But I did find a message from MY Ipad that my WH sent to the WS about how I'm a liar, etc. All of the pain has come back in spades and now I'm crippled. Will these setbacks ever stop? Is this a sign I should just leave? I don't know what to do anymore. I still believe if you love somebody, you DON'T cheat on them!
Status: We're going to try IC one more time.
He is upset because you are still finding out stuff? If he is remorseful, he needs to be opening up and understanding when new discoveries hurt - not defensive after the fact.
So he is still in contact with the other woman? Or Is he in contact with the OW's BS?
The tt is the worst. If he is being defensive and not willing to do anything to help you heal be doesn't get it.
You cannot R with someone who doesn't get it.
Is he in IC ? Are you?
You have every right to get info from the OBS. ... especially when he is apparently still holding back truths.
I would be wearing my bitch boots. .... when my husband didn't get it I hefty bagged his stuff. Apparently its a pretty good eye opener
This stops when you say it does. He doesn't get to dictate how much truth he tells and you don't need to wait for him to decide to man up before you begin to heal.
Sometimes you need be willing to lose the marriage in order to save it.
Put the oxygen mask on yourself first. ..... it's a good life lesson, not just for airplane travel (((hugs))))
And the 180 sounds perfect for your situation. If he's trying to dodge proof and deflecting his lying onto you, he is absolutely not remorseful.
Is this a sign I should just leave?
You're stuck.
You should not be "looking for signs", rather, you should be "making choices".
I still believe if you love somebody, you DON'T cheat on them!
I believe this too. In fact, I think most people on here also believe this.
The question being posed here, day after day, week after week, is whether those who believe this will make choices which are based upon those beliefs.
Choices which are rational and which are determined by logic.
The facts are these:
1) you want to be loved
2) your husband has cheated on you, so he doesn't love you
Logically, you can either find someone else so you can be loved, or you can stay in spite of the fact that you are not loved.
He was furious which led me to believe he is hiding stuff. Why wouldn't he just let it all out. Why did it take almost 18 months to get all the truth out of him (and 98% of it was given by the ow and him finally admitting it.) I'm heartbroken all over again, why do people do this type of crap to people they supposedly love. How heartless can somebody be?
By Jove, he's got it, says Dr. Watson.
WH is still talking to OW. How else would he hear, believe or decide that you were still talking to OW's BH? She's telling him that during their underground continuing A.
You, clueless, appear to have been a victim of FALSE R.
The threat of the lie detector pushed WH off his comfortable, lying perch. Curious how his blow up coincided with the lie detector request, isn't it.
You may not have been as close to R as you thought.
I am not trying to make fun of your situation, either. This dastardly plot was unraveled just before he moved back into the marital bedroom, presumably with all that entails. That is small consolation, I know, but at least you didn't end up pregnant from HB. Which some BW's here have.
And now you know why he's hiding stuff.
I don't know where to go or what to do. I'm not as scared as I was when this first happened. I guess I'm so use to the abuse, I don't know anything else. I have been isolated for a long time. I've been fighting a life threatening illness (which is now under control) but have no where to go. Last night I wondered if I should have died during my last surgery. That way I won't be a burden and I never would have felt the pain my WH has caused me and continues to cause me. I just want it to end


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The Hunters - Adam, Kate, and their children Hal and Charlotte - are a typical family, with typical concerns: work, money, love, the trials of adolescence. What sets them apart is Prince, their black Labrador.
Prince is an earnest and determined young dog. He strives to live up to the tenets of the Labrador Pact: Duty Over All. Other dogs, led by the springer spaniels, have revolted, but Prince takes his responsibilities seriously. As things in the Hunter family begin to go awry - marital breakdown, rowdy teenage parties, attempted suicide - he uses every canine resource to keep the clan together. In the end, Prince must choose: the family or the Pact? His decision may cost him everything.
Wry, perceptive, and heartbreaking, The Labrador Pactis a cunning and original take on domestic life, with an improbably poignant narrator.
©2004 Matt Haig; (P)2008 HighBridge Company. Recorded by arrangement with Viking, a member of Penguin Group (USA) Inc.
"Clearly destined to become a cult hit. I only wish my dog had thought of it first." (Daily Mail)
"Highly engrossing, hilarious yet heart-breaking." (Ink Magazine)
"A comic tour de force." (The Times of London)
"Love Simon Jones, the book--not so much."
I admit I bought this book because I'm a Simon Jones Fan. I had read the Bartemeus trilogy prior to purchasing the audio book so I knew it was very good but his narration was sublime and adds so much throughout all three books. I had this odd moment of belief that maybe anything he reads would be good. So I searched Simon Jones.
Let me be very clear--the faults I find in this book have nothing what so ever to do with the narrator--I suspect that my inclination to his work carried me through a book that is, in the end, an annoying little play on the English version of the cheap Long Island summer melodrama. Spoiler--the most interesting thing about is that the dog is the murderer, but the dog is essentially the butler, so the butler did it. Honestly, it was sort of annoying.
So that's my review--Simon Jones narration great; book--almost hopelessly dull unless you are fascinated by the inanity of the Hamptoms.
Having said that, I'll keep searching Simon Jones, I enjoy him immensely.
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Colon (Overview)
The colon is another term for the large intestine. This is the final portion of the digestive system, responsible for absorbing water and storing stool before evacuation. It is divided into sections described as cecum; ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colons; and rectum.
Do colon clense help?
Crazy: Dr nguyen and heller are quite correct. The state of texas prosecuted practitioners of colonic cleansing because the procedure was ineffective and dangerous. This is outlawed in texas now. Patients were killed by perforation of the colon by inexperienced practitioners. This is a practice without scientific basis, in a word — quackery. ...Read moreSee 3 more doctor answers
Colon (Overview)
The colon is another term for the large intestine. This is the final portion of the digestive system, responsible for absorbing water and storing stool before evacuation. It is divided into sections described as cecum; ascending, transverse, descending and sigmoid colons; and rectum.
Signs of a colon problem?
Many and varied: Depending on the problem, signs can include nausea and vomiting, constipation, diarrhea, bleeding from the rectum, abdominal cramping, weight loss or gain or no symptoms at all. If you suspect some sort of problem with your colon, see your doc right away for an examination and evaluation. ...Read more
How can I clean my colon?
Not necessary: The desire to clean the colon relates to ancient medical theories about internal toxicity derived from the colon. The colon, thank you, is fully capable of taking care of itself and needs no cleansing. You can pay a great deal of money to alternate practitioners for colon cleansing but this is money badly spent. If you think you have medical problems, see your family doctor. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Do colon cleansings work?
No: There is no need for and no benefit of doing colon cleansings. Your colon cleanses itself by having bowel movements. There is no buildup of toxins anywhere in the colon. Colon cleansings are unnecessary and can be unhealthy. Stick with a high-fiber diet for good colon health! Good luck. ...Read more
Does colon clensing work?
Not a fan: I am not a fan of these techniques. Your colon is made to handle a high bacterial load and eliminate wastes. Proper nutrition and a high fiber diet with good hydration help it to work better in doing this. Aggressive cleanses can upset electrolyte balance and lead to colon irritation as well as upset normal bacterial flora (and lead to things like c-difficile colitis). ...Read more
How to clean colon naturally?
FIber and Water:
The best way to do so is to increase your fiber and water intake. As a normal adult, a person needs between 25-35 gr of fiber a day with plenty water. THat should be enough to clean your colon naturally and have regular and soft bowel movements.
I hope this help.
Be well ...Read more
What can I do to fix my colon?
Eval first.: You need to start with a medical assessment to explore what the problem is. After this is complete then individualize recommendations can be given to you. ...Read more
What is a "fold" in the colon?
Inner lining: The inner lining of the colon is sometimes thicker in some places than others and seems to make a ' fold'. This is a normal part of colon anatomy. ...Read more
I am scared of the colon prep?
Agree wDr. Himes: This shouldn't be a scary endeavor. The biggest thing to remember is that you mean to be near a bathroom once the medications take effect. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How do I keep my colon healthy?
Diet: By eating a well-balanced meal and use probiotics. ...Read more
What does a thickened colon mean?
It means that ...: The walls of your colon (the last part of your bowel — usually goes around the outer part of the abdomen) has a thick wall. Remember this a tube... Thickening makes the inside smaller. Infection, inflammation and even cancer can cause it. It is usually seen on ct, MRI or even colonoscopy. You should have you doctor narrow the possibility list. ...Read more
What occurs if your colon ripped?
By "ripped" if you : Mean perforation that is a life threatening condition requiring urgent attention. Colon will leak stool in the abdomen which can make you sick pretty quickly. Mortality is high and surgery is almost always required. ...Read more
What is the function of the colon?
Large intestine: The colon (large intestine, large bowel) removes water, salt, and some nutrients forming stool. Muscles line the colon's walls, squeezing its contents along. Billions of bacteria coat the colon and its contents, living in a healthy balance with the body. Ref: http://www.webmd.com/digestive-disorders/picture-of-the-colon#1 ...Read more
What can I do to clean out my colon?
Fiber and water: By far the best is fiber and water. There are other salt solutions that pull water through the bowels but that is temporary. High fiber and water can be a lifestyle. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
How much does an empty colon weight?
About 250-350 gm: At autopsy, especially in people who have been very sick and not eaten, it's not uncommon to feel an empty colon. We usually do not weigh it, but this is my recollection, allowing for the usual amount of fat in the appendices epiploica but removing the mesentary at its junction. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
What causes no air pockets in colon?
Please specify: Please be a little clearer with your question. It sounds like you may be talking about diverticulosis, small weak areas of the colon wall. This is caused by chronic constipation and is very common in the american population, particularly as we age. If not,? ...Read more
What medications can cleanse the colon?
Why do you ask?: The colon cleanses itself. Folks who run enema parlors or sell bogus "purges" will show you "toxic bowel settlement" and so forth that supposedly only their stuff can remove. It is totally fake. Nothing will keep your colon health as much as drinking enough water, getting good physical exercise, and eating sensibly. Best wishes. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Could a person survive without a colon?
Yes: Colon refers to the large intestine. There are conditions that lead to removal of all the large intestine. It alters one's bowel movements. But... People survive fine without the large intestine. ...Read more
Very nervous my colon test is in 2days?
Do not be: It's normal to be nervous before a procedure. But colonoscopy is a very low risk procedure. Your doctor has done 1000s of these I'm sure. Its more nerve racking by not doing the test; the unknown can be scary. This is a test that can truly save your life. Enjoy. ...Read more
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Dennis Bolduc's 1946 Indian Chief with sidecar sits in front of a 1941 Indian Four (left rear) and a 1953 Indian Chief (right rear) inside what will eventually be the showroom of Indian Motorcycle of Westfield in Westfield, MA.
By Bud Wilkinson of RIDE-CT.com
A sunny, crisp autumn afternoon and a few hours to spare provided RIDE-CT with the opportunity today to ride up to Westfield, MA to take a look-see at the site of what will become Indian Motorcycle of Westfield.
While there wasn't any outside signage or a lot of construction activity, finding the building at 962 Southhampton Road (Route 202/10) was easy.
RIDE-CT's goal today was merely to get a look at the building, but dealership owner Dennis Bolduc (pictured left) happened to be there, and he provided a tour and some background. He's an Indian collector whose grandfather, Joseph Bolduc, worked for Indian when the original company was located in Springfield, MA.
Bolduc owns nine complete Indians, parts for a half-dozen more, and already has four vintage Indians on the premises. In addition to the 1941 Four, the 1946 Chief and the 1953 Chief pictured at top, he also has a 1930 101 Scout parked in what was the reception area for the fuel company that previously occupied the building.
Bolduc's plan is to get the renovation done by year's end and to create what will be both a dealership and a museum. The target for opening is Jan. 1, 2014. Fuller details will be featured in this Saturday's RIDE-CT column in "The Republican-American" newspaper. The dealership doesn't have a website yet, but it does now have a phone number: 413-642-3846.
Suzuki is out with some pictures and specs on its upcoming, all-new 2014 V-Strom adventure touring model. The bike will be powered by 1,037cc V-Twin (up from 996cc) that puts out 98.6 horsepower. A 5.3-gallon tank will give the V-Strom a range of about 260 miles. No pricing yet. The bike will be available in four colors – red, black, white and khaki.


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LAYTON – Davis Conference Center's success has led a new meetings facility to choose the same management team.
A new Vernal conference center, with construction start anticipated next month and completion about a year later, has selected Western States Lodging to manage its facility.
Western States has managed the Davis Conference Center since its inception a decade ago.
"We started on this about a year ago," said Dave Hilliard, assistant director of the Conference Center and adjacent Hilton Garden Inn.
That's when Uintah County Commissioners visited the Davis center, studied the management/operations model, "and saw what a success the Davis Conference Center has had," Hilliard said.
Western States Lodging won the management contract and will set up a Vernal-specific team to manage operations there, he said.
"We thought it's far enough away it wouldn't compete with us" for conventions, Hilliard said.
Davis Conference Center General Manager Scott Lunt, Hilliard, and others are consulting on the design and build of the new center.
It will include 67,000 square feet, with about 40,000 square feet of that in meeting space.
By comparison, the Davis Conference Center has about 70,000 square feet of meeting space, Hilliard said.
"The addition of another conference center in this region can only enhance, bring new business to Utah," he said. "We actually hope there may be new business that will rotate up north, as well. This could be a benefit to the whole state."
Uintah County has what Hilliard called "a very successful venue for meetings," but it's more like Davis County's Legacy Event Center, suited mostly to rodeos and some outdoor and indoor events.
"We owe so much gratitude to Davis County for the reputation of the conference center, and the businesses that support it," he said.
Speaking of convention business locally, Hilliard said "it's nice to see bookings increase. We've had some good success."


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Athens Academy will initiate sensitivity training sessions after a racially insensitive e-mail was received, then forwarded, by a school administrator and a staff member to other computers on and beyond the campus.
The e-mail, titled ''Ebonics Christmas Carole,'' is patterned on the Clement Moore poem, '' 'Twas the Night Before Christmas.'' The first line of the e-mail reads, ''Wuz de nite befo Crimmus ...''.
The poem went on to make references to drugs, guns, stealing and welfare checks.
When contacted Wednesday by the Athens Daily News and Banner-Herald about the e-mail, Athens Academy Headmaster Bob Chambers, along with the school's computer technicians, began an immediate investigation.
In a Friday interview in his campus office, Chambers was immediately forthright in explaining the path the e-mail took.
''We know that it was received on campus and that it was forwarded -- first internally and then it was forwarded outside,'' he said. ''While people cannot control what comes to them, they have complete control over what they do with it.''
Chambers said his primary concern was that the content of the e-mail violates the private academy's standards.
''What we espouse has been violated. ... I know from the day I was invited to interview here, diversity and equality have been encouraged and supported and there has never been any indication at any time that we would depart from that commitment in any way,'' said Chambers, who is beginning his 18th year at the school.
The academy's Web site details its operating principles, which include a statement that it ''emphasizes the ethic of the Judeo-Christian tradition and stresses respect for the beliefs of others'' and ''fosters social and environmental awareness in its students.''
The Athens Daily News/Banner-Herald received a copy of the e-mail Tuesday from Armando Mirande, a Watkinsville man who said he had been saving money to send his three daughters to the school. The girls currently attend Oconee County public schools.
''We're Mexican-American, and people who are bitter against one race are bitter against all -- next time it could be a poem about Mexicans,'' Mirande said.
''There was no message with the poem that said these people found this disgusting, so obviously they found it amusing.''
While the administrator who received and forwarded the e-mail was contacted and had no comment, Chambers was bluntly honest in discussion of the e-mail's content -- as well as about actions to be taken in its wake.
Chambers said ''appropriate disciplinary action'' would be taken against the administrator and faculty member involved in the incident. Citing the fact that discipline is a personnel matter, Chambers said he was not at liberty to reveal what specific action would be taken.
Also on Friday, Chambers typed a one-page letter informing the school's board of trustees, its faculty, staff and parents of the incident. Copies of the letter were hand-delivered Friday to board members and to the newspaper.
''During this time of disappointment, I ask that each one of us focus our attention on our highest ideals and renew with determination our community's commitment to promoting understanding and respect,'' Chambers' letter reads, in part. ''For what has happened, I apologize to everyone.''
Sensitivity training at the school will be conducted by Victor Wilson, associate vice president of student affairs at the University of Georgia.
''I just thought we needed someone from the outside with different eyes to get us to think and to share -- to help us do some self-assessing,'' Chambers said. ''Not only is this the appropriate thing to do, it's our responsibility.''
Wilson said Friday, ''These are issues that we can't talk about enough. Whether I'm preaching to the choir or not, it can't hurt to talk about sensitivity and diversity. I just want to get a dialogue started.''
Chambers said he wants to use the ''unfortunate incident'' to review areas of diversity sensitivity throughout the school.
''People expect Athens Academy to do the right thing, and I'm absolutely committed to it. ... I am confident, given the depth of my current despair, we can have an opportunity to become much stronger -- that must be the goal,'' Chambers said.
Mirande is cautiously optimistic about Chambers' plan to address the issue.
''Mr. Chambers had a good reaction but ... institutions are still made up of individuals,'' Mirande said Friday afternoon. ''Change must start with the individual.''
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We are at the peak of grilling season, folks. Last night we grilled burgers, steak and chicken…yes, all three! I love to grill on the weekend and have left overs for several days.
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- Medaling in London
- Students take first with zero
- Now that's Italian!
- Exporting peonies
- Award for Heroism recipient heads polar security center
- Cold study earns hot award
- Every day closer to completion.
- History moving in
- Are invasive plants threatening Alaska's native berries?
- UAF adds sustainable village to housing options
- Room to grow in Bethel
- Longtime botanist honored on the trail
- Austin Post glacier photos document change
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Medaling in London
Alaska rifle alumna Jamie (Beyerle) Gray broke two Olympic records en route to a gold medal in women's 50-meter three-position rifle. Gray clinched gold on her final shot with a near-perfect 10.8. Gray shot for the Nanooks from 2002 – 2006, during which time she won two individual NCAA National Championships and was a part of three of Alaska's NCAA Championship teams (2003, 2004, 2006).
Matt Emmons, '03, added a bronze medal to his Olympic collection for his performance in men's three-position rifle. Emmons won a gold medal in the 2004 Olympic Games and a silver in the 2008 Olympics, both in men's 50-meter prone. While at UAF, Emmons won four NCAA individual titles and helped the Nanooks to four straight NCAA Championship teams (2000 – 2003).
Students take first with zero
Zero emissions, that is. Student engineers in the UAF chapter of the Society of Automotive Engineers designed and built an electric snowmachine that won first place in the zero emissions category at the 2012 Society of Automobile Engineers Clean Snowmobile Challenge, held at Michigan Tech last spring. In its best finish ever, the UAF team won first place for the best design, most improved snowmachine, draw bar pull, cold start and for its design paper. The team included co-captains Isaac Thompson and Michael Golub, Adam Burnette, Russell Carroll, Christin Davis, Craig McKenzie, Amanda Mertes, Ben Neubauer and Karlin Swearingen.
Now that's Italian!
Eduard Zilberkant, chair of the Music Department, traveled to Italy in January 2012 where he conducted the Orchestra del Teatro di San Carlo in the Teatro di San Carlo opera house. It is the oldest opera house in Europe, built in 1737. Scottish virtuoso percussionist Evelyn Glennie performed with him.
Exporting peonies
Eleven years ago, Pat Holloway, horticulture professor and director of Georgeson Botanical Garden, learned that Alaska might have a market advantage with peonies sold as cut flowers because Alaska's peonies blossom when those in the rest of the world are all done. She began a research project that demonstrated that Alaska growers can produce high-quality, fresh-cut peonies starting in Fairbanks in July and ending in Homer in September; such a time frame supplements the October through June availability from New Zealand, Chile, Israel, China, Europe and the Lower 48 states.
In 2011, more than 20,000 fresh-cut peonies were exported from Alaska to markets in the contiguous United States, Hawaii and Japan. Seven Alaskans have commercial-scale cut flower farms, and more than 150 growers are planning future acreage to fulfill an annual demand for one million stems. Holloway is currently researching other flowers with similar timing differences to diversify Alaska's blooming market.
Award for Heroism recipient heads polar security center
Harry Bader counted trees in Afghanistan, no small task in a land of tangled topography and treacherous politics. Counting trees was part of his job as co-leader of a joint military/civilian program that used natural resources management (yes, really) to weaken the strength and influence of insurgents. Among other things, Bader's counterinsurgency cell in Afghanistan cataloged valuable natural resources like timber and gems the Taliban sells to raise money for arms and recruiting soldiers. His innovative project and personal risk won the 2011 Award for Heroism from the U.S. Agency for International Development.
Bader is now at UAF to develop a program that integrates academic, civilian and military entities, and promotes science in security planning and operations. The program will focus specifically on the Arctic and Antarctic, and on the natural resources there that provide essential ecological, social and economic services.
Cold study earns hot award
Margaret Darrow wants to know how frozen ground reacts to temperature changes in the environment.
What would happen if a gas line were buried in the Arctic's permafrost-laden soils? How would the soils react? How would climate change affect the ground around the pipe? How would it affect the ground under roads and infrastructure throughout cold regions of the world?
With an award from the National Science Foundation's Faculty Early Career Development Program, also known as CAREER, Assistant Professor Darrow has embarked on a five-year study of water that remains liquid at subfreezing temperatures in frozen ground. She hopes her work will lead to better predictions of frost heaving and permafrost's response to climate change. The research could have many applications to construction and planning in Alaska and other circumpolar regions.
"If we can understand this, there are so many directions I could take it," Darrow said, listing things like frost heaving, landslides in frozen soils, building pipelines and bridges and other infrastructure, and planning for roads. "It plays into all different elements of frozen-ground engineering. It is like the nexus."
The CAREER award is one of NSF's most prestigious honors. It recognizes early-career faculty members who exemplify the role of teacher-scholar and show strong potential to be leaders in integrating education and research in their fields. Other UAF researchers who have received CAREER awards include Anna Berge, Bert Boyer, Hong Liang, Zhongguo John Ma, Marvin Schulte, William Simpson and Kristin O'Brien. (Read more about O'Brien and her work.)
Every day closer to completion.
The new Life Sciences Facility gleams in the August sunshine on Troth Yeddha'.
History moving in
The Western History Association has settled in at UAF. In a nationally competitive process, the WHA selected UAF as its institutional sponsor and the new location for its office. Under the terms of the five-year renewable agreement, which began July 1 of this year, History Department Chair and Associate Professor John Heaton will serve as the association's executive director. Founded in 1961, the nonprofit organization is composed of 1,400 scholars and teachers devoted to the study of the history of the North American West.
Are invasive plants threatening Alaska's native berries?
That's what UAF ecologist Christa Mulder wants to find out. She suspects climate warming is allowing invasive plants to take hold in Alaska, possibly luring pollinators away from native berries.
Blueberries and cranberries are a major part of many Alaskans' lifestyle, both directly, by providing berries for eating, and indirectly, by providing forage for animals that people eat. But Alaska's native berries share similar habitats and pollinators with invasive plants such as sweet clover.
"If bees and other pollinators abandon native berries for invasive plants like sweet clover, we could see a lot fewer fruits on these plants," says Mulder, a research professor at the Institute of Arctic Biology. She leads a project studying whether the presence of sweet clover can alter the production of bog blueberries and mountain cranberries.
Learn more about Mulder's project.
UAF adds sustainable village to housing options
There's a new dorm in town.
In partnership with the Cold Climate Housing Research Center, UAF built a sustainable village this past summer on campus property near the CCHRC in Fairbanks.
The development features innovations in cold climate construction — with super-insulated building envelopes to minimize heat demand — as well as experimental approaches to energy, ventilation and wastewater treatment. The four homes will serve not just as student residences but also as housing prototypes, building-science labs and teaching tools.
Students helped CCHRC develop the concept for the homes through a design contest. They also helped with construction and will conduct research on the village.
"The thing that's unique about this project is it's engaging students for the first time in the development of sustainable housing," says Michele Hébert, who heads the Office of Sustainability. "Our hope is that this will lead to more young people learning how to live sustainably and be future leaders in sustainability."
The 1,500-square-foot homes have an R-50-60 envelope and use a mix of solar power, biomass and conventional fuel. A 14-kilowatt photovoltaic array was funded by a university sustainability grant.
The project will demonstrate that a highly energy efficient, four-bedroom home can be built in Fairbanks without breaking the bank. The budget is approximately $200,000 per home. Rent will be similar to the mortgage of an equivalent new home in the Fairbanks area and be competitive with dorm rates.
YouTube playlist: Sustainable Village's progress
Room to grow in Bethel
The Center for Alaska Native Health Research opened its new clinical research facility at the Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel last May. The 1,378-square-foot research space includes rooms for long-distance teleconferencing, physical activity measurements and nutritional data collection. The Bethel facility has a second site on the Fairbanks campus, also operated by CANHR.
The National Institutes of Health gave UAF a $7.5 million grant to create the new spaces. About $3.8 million was used to build the Bethel facility.
CANHR is part of UAF's Institute of Arctic Biology. Its investigators study obesity, cancer, substance abuse, nutrient and contaminant levels in subsistence foods, stress and coping, suicide intervention and prevention, among other things. Over the past 10 years, much of CANHR's research has focused on the people in the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta.
"The new facility will provide a physical space where Alaska Native people may go to help find solutions to many of the health problems our people face," says Mary Pete, director of the Kuskokwim Campus. "This means so much to our people."
Longtime botanist honored on the trail
A nature trail on the Fairbanks campus was dedicated to Les Viereck this past summer. The half-mile walking/running trail, located north of the Georgeson Botanical Garden, has signage identifying trees, shrubs and other plants typical of the northern boreal forest biome. Viereck was a respected Fairbanks botanist and forest ecologist who died in 2008. He was an affiliate professor with the School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences, worked for the USDA Forest Service and was the first president of the Alaska Conservation Society. He founded the Bonanza Creek Experimental Forest research program in the mid-1980s and retired as principal plant ecologist from the Forest Service's Institute of Northern Forestry in Fairbanks in 1996, but continued as an emeritus scientist.
Austin Post glacier photos document change
Science magazine celebrated the launch of a new project led by the Institute of Northern Engineering's Matt Nolan. Data Rescue of the Austin Post Air Photo Collection, a project funded by the National Science Foundation, will digitize, preserve and extend scientific access to a collection of large-format photographs that document the size and topography of glaciers in Alaska, Canada and Washington from 1960 to 1995.
"Photographs are data in disguise," says Nolan. Post's photography can show the rate, mechanisms and evolution of glacier change and its effect on sea-level rise during an important and largely undocumented time. There is no more effective glaciological data set than a pair of repeat photographs to demonstrate an unambiguous change, Nolan says. Through this project, the Post photos and new photo comparisons will be available online through several scientific archive sites and several publicly accessible sites.
Nolan, a research professor in INE's Water and Environmental Research Center, studies glacier-climate interactions and the impacts of shrinking glaciers on downstream ecosystems. He spends several months a year in the field, collecting digital images, making photogrammetric and laser measurements, extrapolating ground measurements to the broader arctic landscape, and laying down baseline transects to assess future change.


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Semi-trailer Kills Two on Day Trip From Shelter; Third Person Killed Near Zichron
Three people were killed yesterday and 11 others were injured in two traffic accidents.
In the Jezreel Valley, two people were killed and 11 were injured when a semi-trailer truck rear-ended a jeep carrying residents of a shelter in the Haifa area.
A convoy of jeeps was taking residents of Inbalim on a day trip in the area, when the last two jeeps stopped to make a left turn on route 71, between Afula and the Nevot junction. The truck struck the last jeep from behind.
Emergency services evacuated the injured to Emek hospital in Afula. Two of the passengers died of their injuries in hospital.
Of the casualties, two are in serious condition, three are moderately injured, and six suffered light injuries.
"Once more it seems that the human factor played a role in the accident," Superintendent Ilan Edgar said yesterday. "The jeeps slowed down to make a legally permissible left turn. It seems that a lapse in concentration by the truck driver led to the accident."
Meanwhile, a 40-year-old driver was killed while trying to make a u-turn on route 652, close to Zichron Ya'akov. According to traffic police, the driver of a sedan was trying to turn when a semi-trailer struck the car from behind. The driver died in hospital later.
Police suspect both drivers were driving under the influence of alcohol.
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Trains along SEPTA's West Trenton Line were suspended late Thursday morning after a train struck and killed a man in Northeast Philadelphia.
The Regional Rail train had just left the Forest Hill Station and was headed to the Philmont Station around 11:25 a.m. when it struck the unidentified 37-year-old, according to authorities.
Details about how the man wound up on the tracks weren't immediately known.
More than two hours later, Philly-bound passengers continued to board from outbound platforms only from Neshaminy Falls Station to Jenkintown Station due to trains traveling on single tracks. SEPTA said to expect delays of 30 minutes or more.
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Erik Lamela vows to impress new Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino
Tottenham's most expensive signing Erik Lamela has told fans he will show what he can do this season after turning up fully fit for training.
The Argentina international has not appeared for Spurs since coming on as a substitute against Stoke on December 29, but he took full part in new boss Mauricio Pochettino's first pre-season session with his squad on Saturday.
Lamela joined Tottenham in a £26m deal in August last year but his first season at White Hart Lane was hampered by injury and a back problem curtailed his season early, after he had scored once in 17 appearances.
But the club said the forward has worked hard all summer and he is looking forward to impressing fellow Argentine Pochettino.
"I feel really good," Lamela said. "I feel fit and I hope it will be a good season ahead.
"I hope to show everyone what I can do, especially for the fans and of course for the club. I'm grateful to the fans for their affection, that's very important for me.
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Hatch hammered Obama for "assuming the role of theologian-in-chief" by suggesting at the National Prayer Breakfast that "Jesus would support his latest tax-the-rich scheme." Hatch pointed out the irony of Obama lecturing religious leaders on how Jesus would support his Big Government schemes when Obama pushes to force religious institutions to provide drugs and services to kill the unborn.
Hatch further said, "Someone needs to remind the President that only one person ever walked on water – and He did not occupy the Oval Office."
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LOS ANGELES — Point guard Stephen Curry participated in noncontact drills in the Warriors' light practice at UCLA on Thursday.
So the Golden State star, who missed the home loss to Memphis the day before, is one step closer to returning from a mild concussion. If all goes well, he could be in the lineup Friday night when the Los Angeles Lakers host the Warriors.
Kobe Bryant's returning to action Friday, however, seems more of a long shot. The Lakers star, recovering from a torn right Achilles, is closer to making his season debut after having no setbacks from Wednesday's practice — his first 5-on-5 action.
With that said, Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni ruled out Bryant playing Friday against Golden State. Kind of.
"Like I said, I'd be very surprised," D'Antoni told ESPN before Thursday's practice. "I don't want to say something that (will make me) eat my words, but I don't think so."
D'Antoni told reporters that Bryant — who ruptured his Achilles in a home game against Golden State in April — was "a few games" away from a return. The Lakers' Twitter feed announced that Bryant was given the day off Thursday: "Was a little sore from the past two days, just taking it slow and being cautious.
Golden State is also being cautious with Curry, who sustained the concussion in Monday's win at Utah. The Warriors said his only symptom was a headache — which presumably was gone, freeing him for noncontact work.
If Curry is symptom-free after the work he did Thursday, he can advance to the next step in the concussion protocol: contact practice.
Friday's shoot-around is the last opportunity for him to pass this hurdle. It's usually a light walk-through, but the Warriors can create some contact opportunities for him, such as three-on-three action. How he responds to that would determine if he can play Friday night.
For more on the Warriors, go to Marcus Thompson's blog at www.ibabuzz.com/warriors. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/gswscribe.
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Strongside linebacker Cameron Nwosu has yet to play in a game this season, leaving the Owls weighing options for the remainder of the season.
Nwosu underwent arthroscopic knee surgery late this summer that forced him to miss preseason camp and the first five games of the season.
Rice coach David Bailiff said one option on the table is a redshirt season for Nwosu, who has a year of eligibility remaining.
"He's got to have confidence he's not going to re-injure that knee," Bailiff said. "If Cam walks into my office today and says I'm ready to play we're going to play him.
"He's got to know in his mind he's ready to go, and he isn't quite there yet."
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Tariffs versus Quotas with Strategic Investment
The relative efficiency of tariffs versus quotas is analyzed in a Cournot oligopoly with strategic investment, introducing quota licence fees to neutralize the international distributional effect. When such licence fees remove quota rents from foreign firms, then, for the case of constrained entry with a sufficiently large number of firms, quotas frequently hold a welfare advantage, since tariffs relatively aggravate the inefficiency from overinvestment. In the case of free entry and exit, however, tariffs hold a welfare advantage, since there is greater benefit of increasing returns to scale to the economy by avoidance of excessive entry of firms.
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Brix Haus is a refurbished spacious modern 1970s architect designed three bedroomed house which is over 200 Square metres in size. It is superbly decorated. When you rent Brix Villa you are renting the whole house., It boasts a spacious dining kitchen, lounge and three bedrooms, laundry room, two bathrooms and one shower room. The living accommodation is over two floors. It sleeps up to six with a cot for a baby.
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Van Morrison leads east Belfast's top arts figures back home for festival
Van Morrison, Glenn Patterson and Marie Jones are just some of the famous names to emerge from east Belfast on the line-up at this year's EastSide Arts Festival.
Now in its third year, a mixture of visual art, lectures, walking tours, film and music will be keeping people entertained from August 21-25 at Orangefield High School, the Strand Arts Centre, Park Avenue Hotel, Orangefield Park and Shorts Recreation Club.
At the launch of the festival yesterday, organisers from the East Belfast Partnership said "growing, thriving and legacy buildings" were the key messages they hoped to deliver through the eclectic programme of events.
Singer Van Morrison is to bid a fond farewell to the east Belfast school he immortalised in song as it closes its doors this summer.
He is taking part in three gigs at his old school, Orangefield High, which famously featured on the Avalon Sunset album. Demand was so high for the first two gigs, a third date (August 24) has been announced for ex-pupils and staff only. Tickets are available this Saturday from 1-3pm.
Other ex-Orangefield pupils and staff will be taking part in the festival, including playwright Marie Jones, writer Brian Keenan, Thin Lizzy musician Eric Bell, poet Gerald Dawe and actor Sam McCready.
It will also celebrate the contribution of late playwright Stewart Parker, pioneering first headmaster of the school the late John Malone and the late PUP leader David Ervine.
The programme also features singer Kaz Hawkins, novelist Glenn Patterson and actor Dan Gordon.
Maurice Kinead, chief executive of the East Belfast Partnership, said: "We hope to welcome as many people from the east of the city and beyond during the festival and hope that they leave with a sense that the arts is growing and thriving here."
A range of free events including music, circus acts and a cross-community art installation will be hosted in Orangefield Park in association with Connswater Community Greenway.
The festival is supported by the Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure and the Arts Council of Northern Ireland.
Arts Council chief executive Roisin McDonough welcomed this year's varied programme of events, saying "there is something for everyone, from young to old and everyone in between".
The official charity for the festival is Barnardos.
For programme details visit eastsidearts.net.
Top five highlights from the festival
- Thursday, August 21 – Kaz Hawkins (Opening Concert) Tickets: £10 (£8 concession) Strand Arts Centre 8pm-10pm
- Friday, August 22 – John Malone Memorial lecture by Prof Tony Gallagher FREE (booking required) Orangefield High School 1pm-2.15pm
- Saturday, August 23 – Van Morrison public concert £85 (no concessions) Orangefield High School 8pm–10pm
- Sunday, August 24 – How the East was Sung. Intro by Stuart Baillie FREE (booking required) Strand Arts Centre 1pm-2.15pm
- Monday, August 25 – Marie Jones interviewed by Dan Gordon Tickets: £8 (£6 concession) Orangefield High School 5pm–6.30pm
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For $15 you can attend both Shift: An Evening of Spoken Word AND Artists and Social Change: When Creativity is the Revolution! For more details go here: http://www.cdforum.org/season/4768
Seattle, WA The Central District Forum for Arts and Ideas (CD Forum) presents an evening of poetry and music that examine the complexity of social issues. This event will feature special guest artist Carl Hancock Rux and performances by CD Forum's CREATION Project artists Amber Flame, Amontaine Aurore, Chad Goller-Sojourner, Cristina Orbé, okanomodé (aka SoulChilde), and Storme Webber with musical guest Kane Mathis. The evening will be directed by Tikka Sears.
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Rux crosses the disciplines of poetry, theater, music, and literary fiction in order to achieve what one critic describes as a "dizzying oral artistry...unleashing a torrent of paper bag poetry and post modern Hip-Bop music; the ritualistic blues of self awakening." A published poet, playwright, novelist and essayist, Rux will be joining us from Brown University where he is currently a visiting lecturer.
Carl Hancock Rux was one the poets such as Paul Beatty and Saul Williams to emerge from the Nuyorican Poets Café, most of whom were included in the poetry anthology Aloud, Voices From the Nuyorican Poets Café, winner of the 1994 American Book Award. His first book of poetry, Pagan Operetta received the Village Voice literary prize. Rux was the former Head of the MFA Writing for Performance Program at the California Institute of the Arts (200609) and has taught or been in residence at University of CaliforniaSan Diego, Stanford University, University of Massachusetts Amherst, Hollins University, University of Iowa and Brown University. He has performed onstage with Macy Gray, Erykah Badu and the Roots.
About Amber Flame
Flame is a word artist whose source of inspiration is rooted in the blues. Whether exploring rhythmic and harmonic structures as a framework for spoken word or blending voice in song, she tests genre and medium boundaries. Through a grant from the Central District Forum for Arts & Ideas, Amber debuted her album/one-woman show, Binary, in spring of 2008. She is the brain behind A Flame Production, a visionary, collective project, as well as a member of Sankofa, an African-American women's choir. She has performed with Seattle Slam, Bent: A Writing Institute, PONCHO, and Langston Hughes Performing Arts Center. She teaches music and poetry to young people with Arts Corps and Seattle Symphony, among others.
About Amontaine Aurore
A Seattle-based writer and performer who has written and performed in her own original solo plays, including Waiting for Billie Holiday, and My Name is Trazar. In 2008, she toured with her solo performance, Queen Rita's Blues Alley in New York and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. As a recipient of CD Forum's CREATION Project grant, she debuted her solo piece, The Year The Revolution Came to White High School High.
About Chad Goller-Sojourner
Chad is an award winning Seattle based solo performer, who spent fifteen years seeking temporal relief and better reflections in restroom stalls. His work has been funded by the National Endowment for the Arts and featured on National Public Radio and continues to explore how the narrow categories we assign ourselves and others inevitably fail to represent our whole selves.
About Cristina Orbé
Orbé is a blues pop rock songwriter with a velvet alto, and has been playing since 2001. She has toured through the United States and Canada. Her voice is arresting and her melodies will run through your mind. She has shared the stage with Saul Williams, Bill Frissel, and Michael Franti. She has performed at Bumbershoot, the Vancouver Hip Hop Film Festival, Club Passim, Nuyorican, and The Knitting Factory, to name a few.
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okanomodé is a Diva that spends much of his time accompanying other artists like Cristina Orbé, Big World Breaks and Toni Hill, often at Nectar in Fremont. When he does take the lead, his soft, sensual vocals are akin to those of male neo-soul singers like Rahsaan Paterson and Kenny Lattimore and live somewhere between romantic and spiritual, dirty and divine.
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Webber is s spoken word, vocal, and visual artist with extensive experience in multimedia arts production, her work spans film, stage, TV, radio and cultural production/arts activism, and has focused on marginalized communities. Storme has been a Writer in Residence at Richard Hugo House and is also the Founder/Artistic Director of Voices Rising: LGBTQ of Color Arts & Culture. She has led workshops and organized many art events in various countries over the last 25 years, including the UK, USA, Ireland, Netherlands, Germany & Brazil. She has been a City Artist with the Seattle Mayor's Office of Arts & Culture; a Jack Straw Writer's Program Fellow; and a member of Artist Trust's Literary EDGE program. Storme is now a Writer in Residence for Seattle Arts & Lectures, and a CD Forum CREATION Project artist alum.
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