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Meet Bio-Bug – The Car That Runs On Poo
August 9, 2010
by Dave Parrack
Forget your hybrid vehicles which run on a mixture of gasoline and electric. The future could be hybrid vehicles which run on a mixture of gasoline and human waste. Move over Prius, make way for the Bio-Bug.
Despite significant improvements in green technology and significant improvements in how we as the human race view view and treat the natural world, there is still a long way to go before we stop taking more from the planet than we're putting back into it.
One of the biggest problems we still haven't figured out how to solve is the over-reliance on fossil fuels. In terms of transport, various different methods have been proposed and tested, all of which are designed to eventually replace gasoline (or petrol).
The current front-runner is electricity, with hybrid cars offering a middle-ground alternative to get us used to the idea. They're not perfect, however, and they're not really taking off in as big a way as they probably should do.
As reported by BBC News, British engineers have designed an alternative which is a gasoline-biogas hybrid. The Bio-Bug (so called because it's a converted VW Beetle) runs on the methane gas produced from human waste. In layman's terms it's powered by the gas released by poo, crap, or feces depending on your term of choice.
The good news is that the gas doesn't smell, because if it did being a pedestrian with roads full of these cars would be an absolute nightmare. The better news is that biogas can power a two-liter car up to speeds of 114mph. The even better news is that it's cheap, efficient, and sustainable. All the while people are emptying their bowels, these cars will have fuel.
What gets flushed down the toilets of around 70 homes annually can power the Bio-Bug for 10,000 miles, which is an average year's motoring in the U.K. In time I'm sure this could be improved upon so that every family could potentially power its own vehicle purely from its own waste. Which is surely an ecologist's dream scenario.
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Monday, August 9, 2010
Meet Bio-Bug – The Car That Runs On Poo
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Famous people born on this day include Jon Hough and Roberto Hernandez.
In that special week of November people in US were listening to Baby Love by The Supremes.
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Episode 030 Of A Minute To Midnite sees the return of Carolyn Hamlett. She joins Tony, and reveals how she needed to get on record something a high profile Retired Colonel who worked directly with Dr Wernher Von Braun on the space program told her regarding the death of JFK. Add this info to your reasons for his assassination!
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At the International Olympic Committee's 84th session and 11th Olympic Congress at Baden-Baden, West Germany in September 1981, Seoul was confirmed as the host city for the 1988 Olympic Games. The other candidate city was Nagoya, Japan.
The Paralympic Games were held in the same location as the Olympic Games for the first time since 1964.


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Hummingbird Springs Wilderness Trails is a 3.5 mile lightly trafficked out and back trail located near Wickenburg, Arizona. The trail is rated as moderate and primarily used for hiking.
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Adult Buffalo Costume
Power, virility, regal presence. It isn't at all surprising that the bull is so often the symbol and mascot for groups of people, teams, and sporting events. We can find clear answers on why we'd look upon such a powerful form just by looking up to its symbolic and mythological identity in he skies high above us: Taurus. The constellation of the bull represents abundance and replenishment, the quick recovery that leads us towards the bounty of summer. The Greeks viewed the bull as the physical embodiment of passion and strength, fulfillment through victory.
Of course, the Greeks didn't stop there. Zeus himself made sure that we'd never forget the powerful beast, even if the Minotaur's story isn't exactly the idealized life that some of us might wish. Cursed forever with a pretty rough physical attraction rating, the Minotaur must forever wander the Labyrinth, destroying those who would dare enter and devouring their flesh. Hardly the guy that you want to regularly invite to the party, no doubt! But, it has been a long time since Ancient Greece, as is obvious by the whole "ancient" part. The Minotaur has grown up, become a bit more sophisticated, even though he's not lost any of his mighty edge.
So, now it is time to prove that you can live in a civilized and future setting. Some might call you a bull, some the mighty Minotaur, and some might simply think that you're showing up to mascot your favorite team, but you can represent vigor and strength either way with this Adult Buffalo costume. The one piece acrylic and polyester faux fur jumpsuit fastens with Velcro and has long fur trim along your shoulders and legs. Included latex boot covers give you the hooves that will help you get were you need to go and the mask covers your entire head to give you deep set eyes and powerful horns. Conquer the modern world and feed on the flesh of … delicious table offerings! Show that Zeus that a forever curse is nothing when you can adapt with the times.
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Fruit is lagging behind vegetables in the fresh-cut marathon in the supermarket produce department. As retailers rush to expand their selections of salad mixes and precut vegetables to capitalize on the growing demand for convenience items, they are not going the distance with precut fruit. At least not yet.
Fruit cut up into slices and pieces can be profitable, retailers said, and many are choosing to maintain their programs, which have price tags of 10% to 20% more than whole fruit.


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This year's EMS training courses have all been booked out, but the long waiting lists for Sydney and Melbourne mean that we have some additional dates for next year to share. Make sure you reach out to the Microsoft Australia readiness team via the contact details below to register your interest and secure a seat. Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) Enterprise Mobility + Security Type: Technical (L300) Audience: Partners with existing competencies around devices and deployment, access and identity,
If you are attending the Sydney event make sure you let me know, I can't make the first two days as I'll be wrapping up an EMS training event, but I will be there on day 3. You are invited to enroll in the Windows Tech Series training course. Building on deployment, management and security features first introduced with Windows 10 at release, this 3-day workshop, which includes hands-on labs, will provide you with the opportunity to explore the different
If you are trying to stay a step ahead of the public releases of the Windows ADK, and you haven't done so already, sign up for the Windows Insider Preview so that you not only get early access to new Windows 10 builds, but you can also grab early releases of the Windows ADK as well. Windows ADK Insider Preview – Build 14965 is available now, here is the information from the Insider page before you download the ISO. Install
Something that often comes up during conversations about managing Windows PCs with Intune is whether they should be managed as a PC or as a mobile device. As with most conversations, there isn't usually a clear cut answer. In this post I will highlight some of the scenarios where one option might make more sense than the other. In the next post I will have table that compares the two options side by side. Please note that these do not
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- 22 years old
- Date of birth: Apr 30, 1985
- Place of birth:
Winter Garden, Florida, United States
- Date of passing: Feb 10, 2008
- Place of passing:
Ocoee, Florida, United States
|Let the memory of David E Williams be with us forever
"Forever in my heart"
"Happy Birthday in heaven baby boy love and miss you so much"
"Forever sweet David You will be Loved and Remembered by me and I know by many <3 Stay close by your wonderful mom..I love her dearly..She is a remarkable woman ..Doing a great job raising the children..I know you are smiling down on her proud as ever..And I know your with my Carliser,,,Xoxoxo to u and give one to my Carliser <3 <3"
"My amazing angel 8 years ago today at this very moment I lost you. You gained your wings and my life was forever changed. I love and miss u so very much. Till we meet again and you and pops take care of each other."
"you are missed everyday by your family and friends. We all love you and miss you."
"Wow its been 7 years, still seems like yesterday in my heart. I love and miss you so much and sometimes still think your gonna walk thru that door. I wonder who you'd be today, still an amazing son a wonderful father and so much more… Sending all my love to heaven today.I love you forever son"
"Well baby boy it's been 5 years today. I still cannot believe you are gone. I will love and miss you forever. Love Mom"
"We Love you and Miss you everyday! When I see ur children, I see you! 4 years ago We lost the most Big hearted person, the Best Father, A son like no other, & a Best Friend. Derrick misses you alot and Thinks about you all the time. Your Mother is a great Person and the best Mother to your kids! You will never be forgotten and your missed everyday! We love you and miss you lots, David!"
"we lost you 4 years go but it feels like you will walk in the door any minute now. i remember when lil d was running around saying "where is my dad" that day and no one could tell him what happen. david was one that i could talk to and go to for anything and i wish he was still here. David me, ma, and the rest of the family love and miss you so much you will always be in our hearts."
"David, James and I can't believe it's 4 years. You are truly missed!"
"4 years ago today I lost my son and my friend. I will forever love and miss you. My heart will forever be broken and time will not heal.
I love u baby boy, forever in my broken heart"
"Me, mike and booger miss you very much and we think of you all the time...lil david and jayden have become best friends and i wish you were here to see it..we love you man, cant wait to see ya again :)"
"I wake in the morning thinking of u. I look into the faces of your children and remember when it was you. I go to bed at night and tell you goodnight. I love you and miss you and you will forever be in my heart."
"I will always remember you. All the lovely drawings you used to draw. Now you are drawing for God, I am sure He will love them as much as I did."
"You are missed greatly each day. We shall have a wonderful family reunion one day soon."
"Love and miss u thinking of u today and everyday as kristy would say muah<3"
"To my baby boy Happy Fathers day I know how proud you were to be a dad and your children. I am sad that you are not here to enjoy your special holiday with your two wonderful children. I know you are watching from above and still very proud of them."
"happy birthday baby boy"
"Well its almost the end of March again U miss you so much love u always"
"David its the longest 3 years of my life and i have had some bad one.You and i was togather 22 years even when poeple did not know.Its been 3 years it feel like yesterday in my heart.you are amazing bother and friend. I hope you and dad are have a damn good time.
hopeful they have budwiser there keep one cold for me I will see you guys soon Love Micheal"
"David, you are missed each day. I know you are with our heavenly Father."
""David you were, are and always will be my soulmate. I miss you everyday and just pray that one day we will be reunited. I love you forever and always!!""
"we love and miss him so very much will always live in our hearts and memories"
"David you were a amazing son,brother and father I will miss you forever"
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Composition Department Handbook
Composition Seminar
Composition Seminar is a one-credit course held each Thursday, 5:30-7:20 p.m., in Cohen-Davison Theatre.
Each year, Peabody brings in several eminent composers to give presentations in seminar. Previous years have featured John Corigliano, Thomas Adés, John Adams, David Lang, Robert Beaser, Christopher Rouse, Jennifer Higdon, Georg Friedrich Haas, and Jason Eckardt, among others. Any student may plan to attend these seminars, even if he or she is not formally enrolled in the course. It is a good opportunity to meet major figures in the field, hear works of theirs which are not commercially available, hear fascinating anecdotes from their lives and careers, and accumulate bits of practical advice and general wisdom. The Peabody faculty also make regular seminar presentations, which is a good way for the community to keep up with their most recent works.
Every graduate composition student will be required to make one seminar presentation during his or her degree. The topic and presentation should be prepared in coordination with the student's major teacher. The department chair will provide additional details on student presentations in seminar. At least two days before your presentation, give the GA any materials you want copied. The faculty secretary works very hard to meet the schools needs, and it is a minimal courtesy to give her plenty of lead time to make copies. Please bring at least four copies of any scores you are discussing, so those in attendance of the seminar are able to see examine the presentation materials (which might involve pieces unfamiliar to them) more closely. Prepare handouts that summarize your thesis and major points and bring enough for everyone in the class. CD, tape and LP players are always available. Other media (e.g. DVD, video tape players, DAT) are available with advance request.
Be aware that your seminar grade will be based on attendance at all departmental events, including seminars, departmental recitals, and ensemble readings.
Please note that all students who are registered for composition seminar are obligated to help out at our composition recitals which include, stage crew, reception and other composition related events. Your participation in these events will directly affect your grade in Composition Seminar. Make sure you volunteer for at least one composition recital while you are enrolled during the academic semester.
Department Recitals
Each year, the department offers six recitals featuring new works by Peabody composition students. Any current composition student may submit a piece to the recital. Students taking minor lessons in composition may submit pieces as space allows. Composition students are required to attend departmental recitals; absences will cause a penalty in your composition seminar grade.
- Thursday, October 26, 2017, 8:00 p.m., Griswold Hall
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: October 13, 2017
- Thursday, November 30, 2017, 8:00 p.m., Griswold Hall
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: November 17, 2017
- Thursday, February 15, 2018, 8:00 p.m., Griswold Hall
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: February 2, 2018
- Thursday, March 15, 2018, 8:00 p.m., Cohen-Davison Theatre
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: March 2, 2018
- Thursday, April 19, 2018, 8:00 p.m., Cohen-Davison Theatre
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: April 6, 2018
- Friday, May 11, 2018, 8:00 p.m., Goodwin Hall
- Sound checks: TBD
- Submission deadline: April 27, 2018
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The submission process for the departmental recitals is fairly simple. Nevertheless, failure to follow the proper protocol in submitting your piece may result in it not being programmed. Thus, read the following instructions carefully:
- Ask you teacher to approve your piece for submission to a department recital.
- E-mail the current GA stating your name and the date on which you would like to program your piece. (This step is optional, but it unofficially reserves your spot and gives you priority if the recital fills up. You are encouraged to complete this step as far in advance as possible.)
- Once you have found musicians, submit your piece using the online form (http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/conservatory/composition/recital_form.html). This will officially reserve your spot on the recital. You must fully complete the form, including any program notes, the full title of your piece and any movements, the full names of your performers, and any special requests. You must submit your piece using the online form at least one week before the concert! Partial submissions and e-mail submissions are not accepted. Late submissions are unacceptable and unprofessional; only under extreme circumstances, and at the whim of the department chair and the GA, will late submissions be accepted.
- Your piece is now officially submitted. Please respond promptly to any inquiries about your piece from the GA.
- You are expected to assemble your own musicians to rehearse and perform your work on a recital. Time during the sound checks is limited. If you wish to schedule a sound check with your musicians in the performance space, please email the GA as soon as possible to reserve your time in the hall.
- Please have a concrete stage setup in mind before submitting your piece. Your submission should include this information in your online form. Please be as clear as possible; if you can, e-mail the GA a diagram or picture of your setup after you submit your piece.
- Requests for specific spots on the program order may be accommodated on a limited basis. Your performers should be available throughout the concert in case the program order changes at the last minute.
- Any pieces that require music technology (amplification, speakers, microphones, synthesizers, computers, etc.) must be discussed with and approved by Dr. Boyle at least two weeks before the recital. The school may support these performances to a limited extent if enough prior notice is given so that arrangements may be made. If your piece requires music technology, you (and your performers) are also obligated to have a supervised sound check prior to the recital. Any pieces involving piano preparation of any kind must be approved by Peabody's chief piano technician, Mary Schwendeman (email@example.com), before being submitted. You should provide exact specifications of your piano preparations when requesting approval for your piece. You may be asked to provide documentation of this approval prior to the recital.
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Sound checks
The department usually has the hall booked an hour and a half before the concert begins. Following any necessary set-up (e.g., music technology, hall adjustment), the hall is available for composers to have sound checks. All sound checks must be ended and the stage must be vacated 15 minutes before the recital begins.
Sound checks are scheduled by the GA via e-mail. Since time is limited, sound checks may not exceed 10 minutes. If your time is up and no one else is there to do a sound check, you may continue until someone else arrives, or otherwise instructed by the GA.
Please note that sound checks are not dress rehearsals. There usually will not be enough time to run through your entire piece or do in-depth rehearsal. If other musicians and composers arrive for a scheduled sound check, you must vacate the stage for them. Please be courteous and limit your pre-concert hall usage. Also note that sound checks are not opportunities for a sneak preview for your family or friends. Only you and your musician(s) are allowed to be in the hall during sound checks.
Call times
The GA must receive confirmation of your stage set up from either you or your musician(s) at least 10 minutes before the concert begins (preferably earlier.) You must acquire information regarding how many music stands will be used, their placements, the height of piano lid, and all other stage accessories and miscellany. Sloppy stage changes reflect poorly on the department, so it is absolutely critical that you provide this information in advance of the concert.
Running the concert
Occasionally there will be a designated warm-up room for your musicians.
- If there is a warm-up room - Your musicians should remain there until they are called to perform. If your piece is not programmed on the first half, your musicians may watch the first half of the recital, but must go to the warm-up room
immediately after the first half.
- If there is no warm-up room - Your musicians should remain in the hallway or backstage. Under no circumstances should your musicians play their instruments or sing in the hallway/backstage. If they must warm up or practice, they should do this in a nearby location and notify the stage crew personnel of their location. If your piece is not programmed on the first half, your musicians may watch the first half of the recital, but must go backstage immediately after the first half.
Your musicians should remain in the warm-up room or backstage. They will be called to go backstage with plenty of time before they need to go onstage.
Dress code
As an official Peabody-sponsored concert, the same dress code guidelines that govern large ensemble concerts are applicable to our concerts. Musicians who arrive for a concert wearing inappropriate attire will be sent home to change. The basic dress code is as follows:
- Men - Black tuxedo, pressed white dress shirt, black socks and black dress shoes (no cowboy or combat boots), black cummerbund or black tuxedo vest, black bow tie, suspenders are permitted, but must be black or white.
- Women - Plain black, floor- to mid-calf-length gown, skirt and top, or slacks and top with long or three-quarter length sleeves (slacks must be wide, loose, and flowing, not tight and no jeans), black or natural hosiery (as necessary) and black dress shoes (no open-toed shoes or sandals); no excessive jewelry, sequins, or sparkles (hair accessories must be black, silver, or gold); no plunging necklines, rising slits (dress and skirt slits must not exceed six inches in length), low-cut backs or displays of midriff (wear a slip if your outfit requires it). A basic rule to follow is that no one should be able to see your toes, knees, or elbows.
These are just basic guidelines; there is latitude for customization and personalization. For example, men may wear a dark suit with a colored tie. Since the main key to appropriate dress is uniformity, the most leeway is given to soloists, who may adopt appropriately-modified attire. You should discuss your expectations for their dress with your musicians before the concert.
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Peabody does offer some incentive to student musicians to perform in our recitals. The Conservatory will pay musicians involved in a departmental recital only for their rehearsal time up to four hours at a rate of $8.33 per hour. Simply put, your performers will get a check from Peabody for $33.32. Like the submissions process, the process by which your musicians are paid is relatively simple. Make sure to follow the steps below to ensure that your performers get paid:
- After the recital, see Susan Kuhn, Payroll Coordinator in Human Resources. Give her the name of each of your performers. She will give you a time card and payroll form (either CWS or ISEP) for each person.
- Fill out the payroll form as much as possible. On each time card, just mark down the player's name, the date of the recital, and four hours of rehearsal. Have your performers finish the payroll form, sign the time card, and return them to you.
- Return all of the forms simultaneously to Barbara Lambert in the Dean's Office. Your performers may pick their paychecks up from the Business Office in two or three weeks.
- You do not get paid to perform your own piece.
- Paperwork must be submitted after the recital has occurred, not before.
- It is your responsibility to expedite all of the paperwork, not the musicians'. (You, not your performers, need to submit the paperwork to Barbara Lambert.)
- Paperwork is due to the Dean's Office one week prior to the end of each semester.
- Please make every effort to have your performers paid. Not only is it a basic professional courtesy, but it ensures that you and your colleagues will have a steady stream of willing performers in the future. Delays in paying your performers reflect poorly on the department, not just you.
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Ensemble Readings
The Peabody Symphony Orchestra, Peabody Singers, and Peabody Wind Ensemble hold readings each year in which compositions for large groups are read through and recorded.
- Score due: Thursday, September 21, 2017, to GA before seminar
- Parts due after receiving GA's approval: Thursday, October 19, 2017, to Ensemble Office by noon
- Reading: Thursday, November 2, 2017, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Friedberg Concert Hall
- Score due: Thursday, December 7, 2017, to GA before seminar
- Parts due after receiving GA's approval: Thursday, January 25, 2018, to Ensemble Office by noon
- Reading: Monday, February 12, 2018, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Friedberg Concert Hall
- Score due: Thursday, February 1, 2018, to GA before seminar
- Parts due after receiving GA's approval: Thursday, March 8, 2018, to Ensemble Office by noon
- Reading: Tuesday, March 27, 2018, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Friedberg Concert Hall
- Score due: Thursday, February 1, 2018, to GA before seminar
- Parts due after receiving GA's approval: Thursday, March 1, 2018, to Ensemble Office by noon
- Reading: Thursday, March 29, 2018, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Friedberg Concert Hall
- Score due: Thursday, March 15, 2018, to GA before seminar
- Parts due after receiving GA's approval: Thursday, April 12, 2018, to Ensemble Office by noon
- Reading: Wednesday, May 2, 2018, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Friedberg Concert Hall
Your piece may not exceed 10 minutes in duration and must be within the maximum instrumentation stated by the ensemble office's guidelines. Each composer will receive a 30–45 minute reading and each work will be recorded by the Peabody recording arts department. These raw recordings are made available to the A/V desk of the library in usually 3 business days after the reading.
Choral works may be scored for SATB with optional piano or organ. All choral scores must include a piano reduction for rehearsal purposes, even if they are a cappella.
All Large Ensemble Reading Submissions must include the submission form with Faculty signature.
Scores, in final form, must be approved by the composition faculty before they can be submitted for a reading. You must submit your score by the score due date.
A note on deadlines for the orchestral readings: To get your piece read, you must first submit two clean—preferably desktop-published—conductor's scores to the GA on the specified due date. Space on readings is limited, so unfortunately not all pieces are guaranteed a reading. The composition faculty chooses scores according to explicit guidelines. These take into account your program and year, whether you've had other pieces read recently, the length of the piece to be read, and the feasibility of reading the piece in a limited time. For pieces requiring soloist(s), you are responsible for providing the soloist(s). Once your piece is approved, your scores will be given to the Ensemble Office.
The graduate assistant will submit the individual parts to the Ensemble Office. Be sure all scores and parts meet the Ensemble Office's guidelines, handed out separately. The industry standard calls for parts to be printed on 10"x13" paper and tape 9 bound. Although the Ensemble Office does not require these strict standards, you still must adhere to their guidelines and suggestions. Click here to read more about guidelines and preferred practices. Additionally, the typical instrumentation for the Peabody Wind Ensemble is listed here.
Works submitted for readings must be in their final form at the time of submission. Minor notational errors found during the creation of parts may certainly be corrected, however, once scores have been submitted, no further composition should be occurring! If minor edits are required (spacing within a score, notational errors, edits to articulations etc.), then you will need to supply two final scores to the Ensemble Office PRIOR TO THE READING.
Finally, note that the score and parts deadlines are extremely important! Failure to meet a deadline could potentially result in the removal of a piece from a reading.
All composers are required to attend all readings.
All readings take place during large ensemble times so no classes are scheduled; absences will cause a penalty in your composition seminar grade.
All graduating master's students are required to submit a portfolio of compositions written at Peabody as a degree requirement. The deadline for submitting the portfolio to the Office of Academic Affairs is April 15th.
During the semester in which you plan to graduate, discuss your portfolio with your major teacher. Once you have finalized your portfolio, bring it to the department head on or before the deadline. There are no special presentation guidelines beyond what the faculty may stipulate in the case that modifications are requested. Your portfolio will eventually become a part of the library's non-circulating collection.
Besides performances, competitions are the best way for you to get recognition and build you career. Happily, competitions often result in performances, and, better yet, prize money! You may find many competitions online or contact the placement office as they have a comprehensive listing of current competitions.
Peabody holds internal competitions, all of which ask for works composed while you are at Peabody. Entry forms are available in the Concert Office. Entries require your major teacher's signature and several scores, so don't wait until the last minute to put this together. Pack your materials in an envelope before submitting them to the Concert Office. The student handbook published by the Office of Student Affairs contains details on Peabody competitions.
Composition departmental recitals and ensemble readings are taped digitally by the Recording Arts department. CDs or DATs are available for a nominal charge, as are recordings of non-departmental recitals.
Recordings made during an Ensemble Reading often require some editing as they are rarely performed without interruption. If you choose, you can hire the Recording Arts Department to do this work for you on digital equipment. For scheduling any of this work, call (410) 234–4550.
To order a copy of an existing tape or to inquire about rates, see the Recording Arts Department, or visit: http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/dupform.
Computer Music Facilities
Access to studios and resources maintained by the computer music department is a privilege. The computer music faculty closely monitors their use and maintains exclusive authority to grant or revoke access at any time. Please adhere to the following guidelines for their use; consult the computer music department's studio guidelines for further policies (http://pcm.peabody.jhu.edu/academics/studiopolicies.html).
- To request key card access to room 307C, e-mail the computer music department helpdesk (email@example.com).
- User accounts are provided as a courtesy to composers. The Computer Music Department supervises the use of room 307C and is available to help you set up your account once you are given access.
- Only designated computer music and composition students are allowed in room 307C. Do not let unauthorized persons (e.g., your friends or those claiming to have lost their key card) enter room 307C or use its resources.
- The equipment in room 307C is carefully configured for optimal use. Under no circumstances should you unplug any cables from any equipment. Failure to comply will result in your access being revoked.
- The computer music department no longer supplies paper; users must supply their own paper if they would like to use the printer.
- Make only one copy of each print job. The printer may not be used for duplications or classroom use by faculty or GAs (e.g., printing quizzes or homework assignments). There are several copy machines across campus for student use (copying scores, term papers, etc.). Charlotte Chalmers, the faculty secretary, is available to faculty and GAs for duplications.
- The computer music department services the printer; if you encounter any problems, contact one of the GAs.
E-mail the computer music department helpdesk if you encounter any problems or need any help. Since room 307C is maintained solely by the computer music department, the IT department or the composition department GA cannot assist you with any problems.
Keeping Informed
We communicate information through multiple channels, so stay aware of e-mails and the fliers posted around Peabody.
Here are some of the informational resources available:
Seminar meets Thursdays, 3:30-5:20 p.m., in Cohen-Davison Theatre. Students and interested persons who are not registered for the course are still encouraged to attend any seminar. If you are registered, attendance at all department-related events is required, unless otherwise stated. This includes ensemble readings and departmental recitals.
Email: Once you receive your Peabody e-mail address, e-mail it to the current department GA, so that it may be added to the composition department e-mail list (firstname.lastname@example.com). If you are having trouble accessing your new email address, contact Peabody's IT department. The department communicates by e-mail several times a week. If you are not on the composition e-mail list, you will miss important information.
Share your good news! If you have a performance outside of school, win a prestigious competition, or have any good news on your compositions, don't forget to e-mail the current GA so your information may be posted on our departmental website.
- American Music Center - A great resource for staying informed, connecting with performers, and generally developing your career. The Placement Office stocks copies of their bulletin which is a great resource for competitions.
- ASCAP - The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers is a performing rights organization which licenses and collects royalties for performance of its membership.
- BMI - BMI, a leader in rights management, collects license fees from businesses that use music, which it distributes as royalties to songwriters & music publishers.
- City Paper - A free alternative weekly with many arts listings.
- Meet The Composer - Meet The Composer's mission is to increase opportunities for composers by fostering the creation, performance, dissemination, and appreciation of their music.
- New Music Box - New Music Box is a multimedia publication from New Music USA, dedicated to the music of American composers and improvisers and their champions.
- Peabody Magazine - Released twice a year with news, articles, and event listings from the entire conservatory.
- Peabody Music Entrepreneurship and Career Center - Provides comprehensive services in support of students goals: pinpoint artistic and professional objectives, build entrepreneurial skills, develop promotional materials and websites, and much more.
The following is a list of people whom you might need to contact with regard to composition-related activities.
|Cody Criswell, Graduate Assistant
|Help Desk
|CONCERT OFFICE—Located in the Conservatory building, room B07C
|Jessica Satava, Concert Series Coordinator
|DEAN'S OFFICE—Located in Leakin Hall, room 209
|Meredith Davey, Faculty Secretary
|Barbara Lambert, Special Assistant to the Dean
|ENSEMBLE OFFICE—Located in the Conservatory building, room B06C
|Paul Faatz, Senior Ensemble Coordinator
|Linda Goodwin, Director of Ensemble Operations
|MUSIC ENTREPRENEURSHIP & CAREER SERVICES—Located in Leakin Hall, Plaza Level, Room 5
|Gerald Klickstein, Director
|HUMAN RESOURCES—Located at 9 East Centre Street
|Susan Kuhn, Payroll Coordinator


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