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Dr. Rogers is a microbiologist who uses molecular biology and genetics to study bacterial phisiology. Her research interests include bacterial degradation of polysaccharides, regulatory RNAs, bacterial response to oxidative stress, and antibiotic resistance. Her teaching interests include general microbiology, microbial ecology, molecular genetics, botany, and introductory biology.
During her postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Michigan, Dr. Rogers studied polysaccharide degradation by human intestinal symbionts of the genus Bacteroides. She also studied polysaccharide degradation by the microbial community in the larval hindgut of the aquatic cranefly, Tipula abdominalis, at the University of Georgia. Dr. Rogers earned her doctorate at the Ohio State University where she investigated a small RNA that modulates antibiotic resistance in the common food pathogen Bacillus cereus.
Prior to joining the CLU faculty, Dr. Rogers taught microbiology, introduction to environmental studies, and botany as a Visiting Assistant Professor at Alma College, Alma, MI.
Dr. Rogers is involved in the SEEd Project Garden that provides opportunities for students to directly engage in CLU's sustainability efforts and supports the nation-wide movement that encourages people to grow and purchace local produce.
Ph.D., Ohio State University, 2010, Microbiology
M.S., University of Georgia, 2005, Microbiology
B.S., Ohio State University, 2002, Biology: Emphasis in Evolution, Ecology, & Organismal Biology
Microbiology, bacterial physiology, bacterial culture and characterization, antibiotic resistance, RNA biology, and molecular biology.
- Rogowski, A., Briggs, J.A., Mortimer, J.C., Tryfona, T., Terrapon, N., Lowe, E.C., Baslé, A., Morland, C., Day, A.M., Zheng, H., Rogers, T.E., Thompson, P., Hawkins, A.R., Yadav, M.P., Henrissat, B., Martens, E.C., Dupree, P., Gilbert, H.J., and Bolam, D.N. (2015) Glycan complexity dictates microbial resource allocation in the large intestine. Nature Communications. 6:7481.
- Larsbrink, J.*, Rogers, T.E.*, Hemsworth, G.R.*, McKee, L.S., Tauzin, A.S., Spadiut, O., Klinter, S., Pudlo, N.A., Urs, K., Koropatkin, N.M., Creagh, A.L., Haynes, C.A., Kelly, A.G., Cederholm, S.N., Davies, G.J., Martens, E.C., and Brumer, H. (2014) A discrete genetic locus confers xyloglucan metabolism in select human gut Bacteroidetes. Nature. 506:498-502. *Authors contributed equally.
- Rogers, T.E., Koropatkin, N.M., Bell, J.S., Moya-Balash, M., Jasker, K., and Martens, E.C. (2013) Dynamic responses of Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron during growth on complex glycan mixtures. Molecular Microbiology. 88:876-890.
- Rogers, T.E., Ataide, S.F., Dare, K., Katz, A., Seveau, S., Roy, H. and Ibba, M. (2012) A pseudo-tRNA modulates antibiotic resistance in Bacillus cereus. PLoS ONE 7(7): e41248.
- Rogers, T.E., and Doran Peterson, J.B. (2010) Analysis of cellulolytic and hemicellulolytic enzyme activity within the Tipula abdominalis (Say) (Diptera; Tipulidae) larval gut and characterization of Crocebacterium ilecola gen. nov., sp. nov., isolated from the Tipula abdominalis larval hindgut. Insect Science. 17:291-302.
- Banerjee, R., Chen, S., Dare, K., Gilreath, M., Praetorius-Ibba, M., Reina, M., Reynolds, N., Rogers, T., Roy, H., Yadavalli, S.S., and Ibba, M. (2010) tRNA: Cellular barcodes for amino acids. FEBS Lett. 584:387-395.
- Ataide, S.F., Rogers, T.E. and Ibba, M. (2009) The CCA anticodon specifies separate functions inside and outside translation in Bacillus cereus. RNA Biology. 6:479-487.
- Cook, D.M., Henriksen, E.D., Rogers, T.E., and Peterson, J.D. (2008) Klugiella xanthotipulae gen. nov., sp. nov., a novel member of the family Microbacteriaceae. Int. J. Syst. Evol. Microbiol. 58:2779-2782.
- Ataide, S.F., Wilson, S.N., Dang, S., Rogers, T.E., Roy, B., Banerjee, R., Henkin, T.M., and Ibba, M. (2007) Mechanisms of resistance to an amino acid antibiotic that targets translation. ACS Chemical Biology 2:819-827.
- Prætorius-Ibba, M., Hausmann, C., Paras, M., Rogers, T.E. and Ibba, M. (2007) Functional association between three archaeal aminoacyl-tRNA synthetases. J. Biol. Chem. 282:3680-3687.
- Prætorius-Ibba, M., Rogers, T.E., Samson, R., Kelman, Z. and Ibba, M. (2005) Association between archaeal prolyl-and leucyl-tRNA synthetases enhances tRNAPro aminoacylation. J. Biol. Chem. 280:26099-26104.


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College: Tulane (school history)
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Mr. Wuensch and his wife, the former Shirley Mae Bowman, were married Feb. 10, 1954, in the parsonage of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Indianapolis.
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Rudy the Rectangle
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Pattern Number: 80735AD This super fun critter will make any child happy.
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7 in. (18 cm) tall
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When we talk about credit card usage we find different people managing it in a different way.
Some people are highly disciplined and never default on their payments and others are so messy that they are always on the top of the defaulters list. A credit card provides you a certain degree of freedom and this should not be misconstrued as limitless.
You have to pay back at the end of the free credit period but our impulse shopping instincts sometimes does not listen. To avoid getting into trouble in future it is advisable to understand your credit personality and choose the credit card, which suits you the best.
Lets figure out the kinds of credit personalities that exist and what card they should typically opt for.
The Beginner
You are just out of college in your first job. You never had surplus cash before and hence no financial planning was required. You have never utilised credit previously and you are very taken up with the concept of a credit card. As expected, you are in a hurry to apply for one.
For beginners its advisable not to go for cards with a high credit limit. Your financial wit has never been tested so better be cautious. This is just the beginning and once you are sure that you can manage your finances well, you can go for credit cards with a higher credit limit.
Example: All banks will provide you with credit cards with low credit limits.
Disciplined Scrooge
You have been there and done that. You are great at financial planning and almost everything is in perfect shape. You never default on your payments and never spend beyond your means. Reward offers dont alter your spending pattern and you plan every move before executing.
For you, the best suited card is one with cash back facility and a good reward structure. The reward points should accrue irrespective of the type of purchasing done and can be redeemed at one go. Interest rate on your card doesnt matter much as you always pay on time.
Example: Citibank Cash Back Card (Assured cash back every time you swipe your card), ICICI Bank Credit Card associated with various vendors like Big Bazaar, SBI Silver Card.
The Carefree
You love spending and believe it to be the motivation for earning. You plan things beforehand but dont mind going overboard at times. You cross your spending limit at times and end up in situations where you dont make full payments.
The most important property, which the carefree should look for, is the interest rate. As you carry forward the balance your interest expense is going to be high. Its advisable to choose a card which offers the lowest interest rate. You should also check for zero annual charges as well.
Example: Axis Bank Easy Platinum/Gold Credit Card (lowest interest rate of 1.95 per cent p.m.)
The topsy turvy
You dont understand financial management. Almost every time you dont even pay the minimum amount due on your credit card. All the customer care executives of the bank know you by name and are in constant touch with you. You always end up paying heavily in interest and late payment charges.
For you a prepaid card is the best bet as it will save a lot of money, which you pay as interest and various charges. It will also prevent you from spending beyond your means.
Example: SBI EZ-PAY Card, HDFC GiftPlus, ICICI Gift Card
The Credit Paranoid
You never wanted a credit card in the first place. According to you being in debt is a crime. You applied for the card just because it made your life easy in some scenarios like booking air tickets and overseas purchases. You only swipe it in some kind of emergency and it goes unused at times for months.
The best card, which will suit your needs, is the one with no annual charge. You never make late payments and you are not a frequent user so interest rate and reward structure of the card doesnt matter much for you.
Example: ICICI Bank Preferred Silver Cards, Axis Bank Gold Card, Bank of India Classic Card, ICICI Bank Cash Gold etc.
So do get clued on to your credit personality, research on a suitable card and then dial the bank.
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Fancy one? That'll be £35,000 to you, Sir
BSB Superbike racing team, Hydrex Honda, are selling 3 of their 5 Superbikes and Guy martins Supersport 600 machine.
One of the bikes, Guy Martins Ulster GP winning machine, is available to buy in the next few weeks. 2 further bikes will be available from the last race of the year at Oulton Park.
The Ulster winning machine is fitted with all top spec components including Showa suspension, kit ECU, generator, Subframe, Brembo brakes, Dymag wheels and is proven to be one of the fastest Superbikes in the country.
The bikes ridden by Karl Harris and Stuart Easton are very similar spec, however, there are some options on components including the choice of Showa or K-Tech forks and Pi/Pectel electronics or Kit ECU.
The Supersport bike is also fitted with K-Tech forks and Showa shock and is available with either Pi/Pectel or Honda Kit ECU.
The cost for the Superbikes is from £25000 to £35000 and the Supersport bike is available from £9500.
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CB2 to Design a Space in Real Time on Pinterest
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CB2 is doing something even we've never seen before. Starting May 7, five designers will each have one day to design a room in real time, using your input on Pinterest. Called APT CB2, you can help the pros, including Ross Cassidy from Million Dollar Decorators, decide what goes in the rooms by liking your favorite pins.
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2014 Press Releases
Heart & Soul Music Fest Draws Hundreds to Englewood Hospital and Medical Center
-Annual Event Celebrates Black History Month & American Heart Month-
(Englewood, NJ, March 13, 2014) – Englewood Hospital and Medical Center (EHMC) recently hosted its 4th Annual "Heart and Soul Music Fest" in celebration of Black History Month and American Heart Month.
The event drew hundreds and was created to empower the African-American community to play a more proactive role in their heart health. The crowd enjoyed an evening of education and entertainment, which kicked off with a buffet dinner of soul food, followed by a tour through EHMC's "virtual heart unit." Afterwards, attendees enjoyed gospel, R&B, Jazz and Hip-Hop performances. Entertainers included radio personality Liz Black, Soul Tempo, Martin Christie, Kerstin, David Thomas and others.


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Cory Monteith Death: Lea Michele Breaks Silence — He's Forever "in My Heart"
It's been over two weeks, and Lea Michele (Rachel) is just now breaking her Twitter silence after the shocking death of her boyfriend and co-star Cory Monteith (Finn). The 26-year-old Glee star has not tweeted — nor has she given any interviews or made any public appearances — since Cory's tragic passing. However, on July 29, she sent a heartfelt message to her Twitter followers.
"Thank you all for helping me through this time with your enormous love & support. Cory will forever be in my heart," Lea tweeted on Monday morning.
Along with her message, Lea posted a candid picture of herself with Cory, cuddling in the sunshine. Both have huge grins on their faces as they stand overlooking a gorgeous ocean view.
Previously, Lea's only statement after Cory's death came by way of her rep. The day after news of Cory's passing hit the internet, Lea's rep told People, "We ask that everyone kindly respect Lea's privacy during this devastating time."
The Glee star still has yet to step out in public, but she does plan to return to work on Glee Season 5, and filming for that will begin later this week. Show creator Ryan Murphy has already confirmed that a Cory Monteith tribute episode is in the works for early in the season. We're stocking up on extra tissue boxes already.
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Coach Jason Lewkowicz pursues excellence to the glory of God with his track and cross country athletes
It was, he'll tell you, something of a crazy decision to come to Eastern Mennonite University. Jason Lewkowicz and his family were settled and happy in Hannibal, Missouri, where he'd spent three years building the first track and field program at Hannibal-LaGrange University. The year before he came, those programs at EMU were hanging on by a thread. The men's cross country team ha ...More


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BELMONT SHORES, CA., December 6. RAY Looze may have left Stockton for Hoosierville but another May –Dennis — is proving more than a capable replacement.
Looze, who helped turn the University of the Pacific Tigers' swimming and diving program into a Big West Conference powerhouse before taking over the Indiana men's program last spring, has departed Stockton for Bloomington. However, his replacement — former Northern Iowa boss Dennis May — is making sure the Tigers don't become a bunch o' tabby cats.
After Day 2's competiton in the Speedo/U Cal Irvine Invitational at the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, where just last February UOP stopped U Cal Santa Barbara's 22-year Big West men's swimming and diving title streak while splashing to the women's crown too, the Tigers are solidly atop the distaff standings and are No. 2 on the men's side.
UOP has a commanding 934-473 lead over Washington State in the ladies' race with U Cal San Diego (398) and Irvine (393) battling for third. Fifth are the University of San Diego's Toreros (357.5).
The men's team race has Brigham Young No.1 with 768.5. UOP is second (698) while third is Cal State Bakersfield — treble-defending NCAA Division II champs — and next is U Cal Davis (469.5) and Cal Baptist (410).
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UOP's women started off the racing with a 1:45.45-1:46.32 200 medley relay win over Washington State.
The Tigers then swept to victories in the 400 IM (Sarah Houck, 4:18.87); 100 fly (defending Big West champ Shannon Catalano going a seasonal pr 54.26 to WSU Cougar Linday Menahan's 54.37); 200 free (Robin Errecart in a solid 1:49.58 to complement her 500 free victory in 4:53.61 Thursday evening); and the 800 free relay (7:32.09 to USD's 7:37.43).
The only individual races UOP didn't win were the 100 breast, where UCSD's Rosanna Delurgo went a pr 1:03.44 and will likely rank No. 1 nationally among DII swimmers when the rankings come out next week; and the 100 back, where Lara Pease, competing unattached, won in 56.64 to UOP's Alison Shaskey's 56.81 for second.
UCSD went 1-2 in the 100 breast with Triton Denise Bogard (1:03.91) second.
Runner-up in the 400 IM was USD's 200 medley champ Ashley Swart, won stroked to a pr 2:02.84 en route to victory last night.
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BYU's men had just a single winner, 100 flyer Diogo Yabe, who sped to a 48.31 clocking with Bakersfield's Bobby Dmytrow (49.13) next. The Cougars also took a second in the 800 free relay.
UOP got a win from All-America 200 freestyler Matthew Smart, who touched in 1:37.88, followed by BYU's Jeff Mason (1:39.94) -the only two sub 1:40.0s.
In the 400 IM, U.C. Santa Cruz's Dan Weston, defending NCAA Division III 500 free champ, was second to former USC All-America Mark Warkentin's 3:54.31. Warkentin has completed his eligibility for the Trojans and swam unattached.
Another ex-USC All-America who was a winner was breaststroker Ryo Imai, who won in 54.,49 to UOP's Filip Wronski's 55.22. Wronski and Catalano were last season's Big West Swimmers of the Year.
Bakesfield earned its third gold when backstroker Felix Sutanto won the 100 in a pr 48.98, to go along with his 200 IM victory (1:49.47). The other Roadrunner victory was by 500 freestyler Vlasta Burda, who's defending NCAA DII champ in the 500-1000-1650 frees.
UOP won the opening 200 medley relay (1:32.09) with BYU just a tick behind at 1:32.09.
The meet concludes Saturday, Dec. 7.
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Wizards vs. Bulls on this fine Friday night,
A basketball match, and almost, also, a fight.
It started off easy, just an accidental bump,
But almost immediately, tensions, they jumped.
Jimmy gave a shove, and Nene had enough,
Each of them wanting to show they were tough.
Foreheads pushed together, like rams they battled,
Eyes glaring, veins pulsing, neither was rattled.
Then Nene raised the stakes, grabbing Jimmy's neck,
Safe to say he didn't have his emotions in check.
Quickly though, they were separated, it was over it was ended.
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Will Hydroxycut cause liver damage after taking it for just a week?
Melissa asked this question Dec 11th, 2011 2:15 am
I'm so scared...OMG, after reading these stories, I am traumatized! I'm 5'6 and 114lbs, I just wanted to shed a little extra for modeling and felt these could work in with working out.
I've only been taking them for exactly a week now. My period the last two months has been spot on time, around 9th-10th, this month, it's not here...I read it can stop it (I don't want it to stop! I'm only 22, but want kids someday) and it can cause liver damage!
It's only been a week so if I stop now, I'll be ok, right? T-T
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Editor's Note: The Anoka County Sheriff's Office now believes the woman to be Tammy Antoinette Thomas, age 37, based on a fingerprint match from Texas. The suspect herself has not confirmed that, when asked by investigators.
ANOKA, Minn. - Law enforcement officials in Anoka County say a burglary case they're involved with is not a "whodunit."
It's more of a "who is it?"
Fridley police arrested a woman for burglary and trespassing Monday night, after finding her hiding in a vacant home. The African American woman in her 20s ended up being charged as "Jane Doe," because she refused to reveal her true identity.
"She does speak very fluent English," Lt. Mike Monsrud of the Fridley Police told KARE. "She's able to converse. She knows exactly what's going on, but for some reason she's just refusing to identify herself."
The mystery woman also has refused to submit to a regular booking photo or give a full set of fingerprints to jailers. A partial set of prints did not match any on file in the national database.
"She's refused to identify herself in any fashion. She has no form of identification on her and she's refused any attempts to fingerprint her fully. All we have is a partial roll of some fingers," Commander Paul Sommer of the Anoka County Sheriff's Office told KARE.
Twice in court Thursday the woman gave a judge other people's names and listed her date of birth as 1997, which would make her only 15-years-old. The judge ordered the woman held for 60 days in the county jail, after citing her for contempt of court. She also set bail at $100,000.
Monday's Discovery
The house on Rice Creek Way is in the process of being remodeled by two brothers. One of the brothers, who'd been out of town for a few days, stopped by the house and found someone had changed the locks and hung drapes.
When he saw a light on inside, he called police. They found an SUV without any license plates in the garage and discovered it had been stolen in Genoa City, a small Wisconsin city southeast of Milwaukee near the Wisconsin and Illinois border.
They later learned credit cards that were stolen from the same truck had been used to make unauthorized purchases in the cities of Baraboo and Tomah in Wisconsin.
"Along the way it looks like she did some mail theft or theft from vehicles," Monsrud added. "They found numerous documents in many different names, credit card applications, banking documents and Social Security cards."
One of the names the woman provided turned out to be borrowed from the 2-year-old daughter of the owner of the stolen SUV. Police said she had clearly retained some of the personal information she apparently found inside the owner's purse, which was left in the truck.
"The really unusual thing about this one, other than she broke into this house, was she was actually doing some maintenance and upkeep on the house," Monsrud remarked.
Besides hanging drapes, he said "Jane Doe" installed crown molding the builders had left in the garage. She also wheeled a stove from garage to the kitchen and hooked it up, as well as buying new shower curtains for the bathroom.
"In my 23 years in police work this is definitely one of the most bizarre cases I've ever encountered, " Monsrud said.
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Siddie Ann George Arney, 62, of 1685 Temples Point Road, Havelock, died Friday July 5, 2013 at Cherry Point Bay Nursing Home.
She was formerly employed at Arthur W. Edwards Elementary School and Havelock High School.
Funeral will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Piney Grove AME Zion Church with the Rev. Robert Little Jr. officiating.
She is survived by three sons, Francis George of Havelock, Douglas George of Beaufort, and Silas George of Raleigh; one brother, Anthony George of Havelock; three sisters, Dorothy George of Havelock, Catherine Kearney of Miami, and Marilyn Davis of Greensboro; 10 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
The family will receive friends at the residence of Sherry Carter, 1600 Temples Point Road.
Viewing will be Wednesday at the church.
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Rachel Hills is an Australian writer, blogger and social researcher. This post was originally published at her blog, Musings of an Inappropriate Woman.
A couple of weeks ago, I was talking to a male friend about a particular facet of sexual behaviour common amongst some of his female friends that he found baffling.
He found it particularly so because the friends in question were mostly of the feminist persuasion, and the preferences in question struck him as rather, well, patriarchal. One of them had even said to him, "You know, this really makes me a bad feminist."
To which I replied, "The thing is though, in one way or another, every feminist is a 'bad' one."
"How so?" he asked me.
Well, I explained, feminism (and its associate movements, such as anti-racism, anti-ableism, anti-classism, anti-homophobia, etc) is a political critique of a wildly imperfect world. It draws to our attention the many ways in which inequalities manifest themselves, and gives us to the tools to question things that might otherwise be taken as natural, or 'givens'.
But just because we're able to make those critiques and ask those questions doesn't mean we're not also products of that world. Human beings are deeply social creatures, and it is not so easy to extract ourselves from 15, 20 or 40 years of social conditioning. Hence, individual women – even feminist women – might continue to engage in behaviours that are oppressive to themselves (or, more problematically, to others), even if on an intellectual level we understand the ways in which our behaviours and desires might have been socially conditioned. The process of reprimand and reward runs deep.
What's more, it's entirely possible for behaviours that might be construed as patriarchal or gender-normative to provide genuine – and I would argue, unproblematic – pleasures.
For example, I like to cook, but not because women have been traditionally told to get our arses into the kitchen. I like to cook because I like learning about different flavours, what I like and what I don't, and I like having the power to decide what I do and don't eat, and to fill my body with healthy, tasty food. Similarly, I pretty much only wear dresses – partly because they flatter my body, but also because I genuinely find them more comfortable to wear. I don't think it's about being "feminine" – I'd at least argue there would be some social reward in wearing pants more often, anyway.
And telling someone else not to do something relatively harmless that brings them happiness and pleasure would make me just as "bad" a feminist as engaging in behaviour I suspect to be a consequence of my own social conditioning.
So in what ways am I a bad feminist? I spend too much time and/or money trying to achieve the long, mostly-straight-slightly-wavy, hair ideal. I believe in and desire marriage (not immediately, but at some point) even though I know that this desire is partially grounded in an illusion of stability, and in women's socialisation to derive value from being "chosen" by someone else. And I have been known to pass judgment on other women for their ostensibly "anti-feminist" behaviour – because, well, as much as I believe in the individual's behave as they please, I also don't think it's right to erase the politics from the personal. And because, to borrow from Avenue Q, everyone's a self-righteous asshole sometimes.
Point is, each and everyone one of us is politically imperfect.
Personally, I've come up with two main ways of navigating these contradictions.
First, I try to focus my own critiques on behaviours rather than on individuals. Knowing that most people engage in sexist (or racist, or classist, or homophobic, or ableist) behaviour on occasion – whether intentionally or otherwise – I find it more helpful to focus on what is problematic about a behaviour or pattern of thought, than with what's wrong with that individual. And when it comes to my and other people's choices about their own lives, my modus operandi is that everyone is free to do as they wish (so long as they're not hurting anyone), but that does not mean our choices are exempt from political criticism or debate.
What about you? In what ways are you a "bad" (or good) feminist, and how do you navigate these ambiguities to be a "better" one?


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Growing up, I often had vivid daydreams about visiting strange and magical places that felt very real to me. Many times after visiting my special places, I felt tired and confused. When I was 17, after returning from an especially scary mind trip, I captured where I had been and how I had in my poem, "The Plague". This was penned two years before I was told I had epilepsy and I recently found it in the back of my, now very old, Funk & Wagnalls Standard College Dictionary.
The Plague
Wind was whistling, roaring and stinging,
Blowing clouds of death over the moon.
A shimmering disk, fighting for space
In the darkening skies of doom.
Poisoned wells of heaven wept,
Houses burning, flesh stinking,
Children crying, kinsmen dying,
That dreaded plague come again,
With the speed of an archer's swift arrow.
Ravaging and killing all that lived.
Dead carried in oaken tumbrels,
Buried in pits dug by the dying,
No preference shown to earl or churl.
Killing the rich, slaughtering the poor.
From town to town, weaving a web,
An evil spider searching for food.
Valhalla no warriors would see that night.
Castles barren, armor rusting,
Athelings crippled, rulers fearing,
Scops silent, mead halls empty.
Fought with prayers by brave young witans.
Time itself, the only weapon.
Trees budding, birds singing,
Slowly mead halls fill with brave men,
Numbers diminished, with mirthless talking.
Weapons sharpened, food gathered,
Hunts scheduled, weddings planned.
Nothing said of what had happened.
All knew it would come again.
That morbid wrath from heaven.
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Democratic Republic of the Congo: Movement for the Liberation of Congo (Mouvement de libération du Congo, MLC), including leadership and treatement of party members (2009-2012)
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1. Movement for the Liberation of Congo
From 2006 to 2011, the Movement for the Liberation of Congo (Mouvement de libération du Congo, MLC) was the main opposition party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) (CongoPlanet.com 3 Feb. 2012; Le Monde 2 Feb. 2012; Challenges 24 Nov. 2011), with 64 elected representatives (ibid.; International Crisis Group 5 May 2011, 24). New elections in November 2011 saw 22 MLC members elected to the legislature (Le Monde 2 Feb. 2012; DRC n.d.). According to the DRC electoral commission, the party now holds the fifth highest number of seats as a result of the 2011 elections (ibid.). A majority of the MLC representatives (13 seats) are located in Equateur province (ibid.1 Feb. 2012).
Several sources reported in 2011 on challenges faced by the MLC in the lead-up to the November 2011 elections (France 24 23 Nov. 2011; RFI 5 May 2011; ISS 11 May 2011; International Crisis Group 5 May 2011, 6). The French television and online news source France 24 reported that the party was "divided" (23 Nov. 2011). Radio France internationale (RFI) described the MLC as [translation] "cut in half" and in a state of "crisis" (5 May 2011). An analysis published by the Pretoria-based Institute for Security Studies, a "pan-African applied policy research institute" working on human security (ISS n.d.), stated that the MLC has "suffered serious damage since [2006]" due in part to leadership difficulties (ibid. 11 May 2011). The International Crisis Group wrote in a report on the electoral process that the party is "in decline" and in a "deep internal crisis because of the presence/absence of its leader" (5 May 2011, 6, 24).
2. Leadership
The president of the MLC, Jean-Pierre Bemba Gombo [commonly known as Jean-Pierre Bemba], was arrested in 2008 on charges of crimes against humanity and war crimes committed by MLC militia under his command in the Central African Republic in 2002 and 2003 (RNW 9 Sept. 2011; Hirondelle News Agency 25 Aug. 2011). His trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC) began in November 2010 and is reportedly expected to last until December 2012 (ibid.).
Sources indicate that, at its party convention in July 2011, the MLC renewed Bemba's mandate as party president for a five-year term (Le Potentiel 25 July 2011; Congo Indépendant 24 July 2011). Bemba was also designated the MLC's official candidate for the 2011 presidential elections (Le Potentiel 25 July 2011; France 24 23 Nov. 2011; Congo Indépendant 24 July 2011). However, the ICC reportedly did not allow him to leave prison in The Hague to file his candidacy in the DRC (RNW 9 Sept. 2011; Hirondelle News Agency 9 Sept. 2011). Sources indicate that the MLC did not have an official presidential candidate on the ballots of the 2011 election (Direct.cd 12 Sept. 2011; France 24 23 Nov. 2011; RNW 16 Nov. 2011). In November 2011, prior to the elections, Bemba reportedly praised three presidential contenders and called on the Congolese population to vote for the candidate who stood the best chance of defeating the incumbent [President Joseph Kabila] (Challenges 24 Nov. 2011; La Prospérité 24 Nov. 2011).
Sources indicate that François Mwamba [also spelled Muamba; also known as François Muamba Tshishimbi] was ousted as the secretary-general of the party in April 2011 (France 24 23 Nov. 2011; ISS 11 May 2011; Congo Indépendant 24 July 2011). Mwamba was reportedly replaced by Thomas Luhaka [also known as Thomas Luhaka Losandjola] (ISS 11 May 2011; Le Potentiel 25 July 2011). Sources in 2011 and 2012 identified Jean Lucien Bussa Tongba as the deputy general-secretary of the party (The Reporter 1 Oct. 2011; Radio Okapi 10 Feb. 2012); however, Radio Okapi, the UN radio in the DRC (ibid. n.d.), reported in February 2012 that Tongba had been suspended from his functions (ibid. 10 Feb. 2012). The online newspaper Congo Indépendant, which is published by a Brussels-based not-for-profit organization known as Les Amitiés Congo-Europe (n.d.),stated in July 2011 that Jean-Jacques Mbungani Mbanda had recently been promoted to the position of deputy national-secretary responsible for foreign relations (24 July 2011).
2.1 Defections of Party Leaders
The RFI reported in July 2011 that former MLC general-secretary François Muamba had formed a new opposition party, the Alliance for the Development and the Republic (Alliance pour le développement et la République, ADR) (11 July 2011).
Sources report that, in April 2011, José Makila Sumanda [commonly known as José Makila], the former governor of Equateur province who has been described by the International Crisis Group as "the former right-hand man of Jean-Pierre Bemba" (5 May 2011), had defected to form a new party, the Labour Alliance for Development (Alliance des travaillistes pour le développement, ATD) (International Crisis Group 5 May 2011, 4; L'Observateur 14 Apr. 2011).
Congolese media sources report that Adam Bombole, the leader of the MLC in Kinshasa, ran for president in the 2011 elections (ACP 12 Sept. 2011; Direct.cd 12 Sept. 2011). Online news source Direct.cd indicates that Bombole, lacking the endorsement of the MLC, broke away from the party to run as an independent candidate (ibid.).
3. Reports of Violence and Other Mistreatment Committed Against Party Members
Media sources report that Marius Gangalé, an MLC party leader, was shot to death in Kinshasa in November 2011 (RFI 23 Nov. 2011; Radio Okapi 23 Nov. 2011). Daniel Botethi, vice-president of the Kinshasa Provincial Assembly and an MLC party leader, was reportedly killed in July 2008 by an armed group (US 25 Feb. 2009; Radio Okapi 9 July 2008).
According to a report by the UN Joint Human Rights Office (UNJHRO) on human rights in the pre-electoral period, an MLC member in South Kivu province was arrested in March 2011 for owning a journal questioning President Kabila's nationality and had not been released from detention at the time the report was published in November 2011 (UN Nov. 2011, 13). The report also mentions the arrest of an MLC member in Equateur province for organizing a demonstration in support of the former Governor, another member of the MLC (ibid.).
In 2009, Amnesty International reported that military or police officers with suspected ties to the MLC were subject to "regular arbitrary arrests by state security forces" (2009). Additional information on acts of violence committed by or against MLC members between 2009 and 2012 could not be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
4. Recruitment and Membership
Information on recruitment activities and membership in the MLC, including membership cards, could not be found among the sources consulted by the Research Directorate.
This Response was prepared after researching publicly accessible information currently available to the Research Directorate within time constraints. This Response is not, and does not purport to be, conclusive as to the merit of any particular claim for refugee protection. Please find below the list of sources consulted in researching this Information Request.
Agence Congolaise de Presse (ACP). 12 September 2011. "RDC-Elections/ 12 candidats dans la course à la présidentielle de novembre prochain."
Amnesty International. 2009. "Democratic Republic of the Congo." Amnesty International Report 2011: The State of the World's Human Rights.
Challenges [Paris]. 24 November 2011. "Bemba préconise un front electoral anti-Kabila en RDC."
Congo Indépendant [Brussels]. 24 July 2011. "Le MLC 'vote' JP Bemba. Des opposants sont 'troublés'."
_____. N.d. "Aidez votre journal."
CongoPlanet.com. 3 February 2012. "Kabila's Party Loses Seats in Parliament, Increasing Reliance on Allies."
Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). 1 February 2012. Elections des députés nationaux de 2011: Résultats provisoires.
_____. N.d. "Graphique des partis ayant obtenu plus de 5 députés."
Direct.cd. 12 September 2011. "RDC: Candidat indépendant, Adam Bombole défie le MLC."
France 24. 23 November 2011. Gaëlle Le Roux and Joseph Bamat. "Jailed Opposition Leader Bemba Could Tip DRC Vote."
Hirondelle News Agency. 9 September 2011. "Rwanda: ICC Refuses Bemba's Provisional Release."
_____. 25 August 2011. "Bemba Intends to Run for President from His ICC's Jail."
Institute for Security Studies (ISS). 11 May 2011. Melanie Roberts. "A Changing Political Landscape in the DRC."
_____. N.d. "About Us."
International Crisis Group. 5 May 2011. Congo: The Electoral Dilemma. Africa Report No. 175.
Le Monde [Paris]. 2 February 2012. "RDC: majorité absolue aux législatives pour le camp Kabila."
L'Observateur [Kinshasa]. 14 April 2011. Freddy Longangu. "José Makila nie avoir reçu 2.500.000 USD de la Majorité."
Le Potentiel [Kinshasa]. 25 July 2011. "A l'issue de son 2ème Congrès ordinaire: Le MLC renouvelle sa confiance à Jean-Pierre Bemba." <http://www.lepotentiel.com/afficher_article.php?id_edition=&id_article=112974> [Accessed 8 Mar. 2012]
La Prospérité [Kinshasa]. 24 November 2011. "Congo-Kinshasa: MLC - Difficle choix de Bemba!"
Radio France internationale (RFI). 23 November 2011. "RDC: un député du MLC assassiné dans sa voiture à Kinshasa."
_____. 11 July 2011. "En RDC, François Muamba crée son propre parti."
_____. 5 May 2011. "RDC: crise au sein du Mouvement de libération du Congo."
Radio Netherlands Worldwide (RNW). 16 November 2011. Alice Bafiala. "DRC Elections: Bemba Supporters Still in the Game."
_____. 9 September 2011. Thijs Bouwknegt. "ICC Defendant Will Not Run for Congo Presidency."
Radio Okapi. 10 February 2012. "Mémorandum contre Jean-Lucien Busa: Thomas Luhaka parler d'un débat interne."
_____. 23 November 2011. "Kinshasa: le député provincial Marius Gangale du MLC tué à Selembao."
_____. 9 July 2008. "Kinshasa: Daniel Botethi reposera au cimitière de la Gombe."
_____. N.d. "A propos."
The Reporter [Addis Ababa]. 1 October 2011. Merga Yonas. "As DRC Heads for National Election, AAU Hosts Peace, Security Meeting."
United Nations (UN). November 2011. UN Joint Human Rights Office. Report of the United Nations Joint Human Rights Office on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms During the Pre-electoral Period in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
United States (US). 25 February 2009. Department of State. "Democratic Republic of the Congo." Country Repofts on Human Rights Practices for 2008.
Additional Sources Consulted
Oral sources: Attempts to contact Movement for the Liberation of Congo (MLC) headquarters in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Belgium, and France, as well as MLC members of parliament, were unsuccessful.
Internet sites, including: ACE Project; African Observer; Australia Refugee Review Tribunal; British Broadcasting Corporation; Bembatrial.org; Carter Center; Coalition for the International Criminal Court; Congonline.com; Europa World Plus; Fédération internationale des ligues des droits de l'Homme; GrandsLacsTV.com; International Bureau for Children's Rights; Ireland Legal Aid Board; Kongo Times; MLC-Diaspora; Mouvement de Libération Congo; Political Handbook of the World; Trust Africa; United Kingdom Country of Origin Information; United Nations — High Commissioner for Refugees, Security Council; United States — Central Intelligence Agency, Congressional Research Services; Voice of Congo.


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Egyptian Islamist movement denies US State Department claim it had promised to honor 1979 peace deal. 'No one has the right to speak for Egyptian people,' party official says
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Nuland insisted that the various political parties in Egypt have offered the US "good guarantees" that the peace treaty will be observed. She stressed that Washington fully expects all of Cairo's political factions to honor the previous regime's international agreements.
Rashad al-Bayoumi, the Brotherhood's second in command, told Al-Hayat las week that "the Muslim Brotherhood will not recognize Israel under any circumstances and might put the peace treaty with the Jewish state up to a referendum."
The Brotherhood, he added, "did not sign the peace accords… We are allowed to ask the people or the elected parliament to express their opinion on the treaty, and (to find out) whether it compromised the people's freedom and sovereignty. We will take the proper legal steps in dealing with the peace deal. To me, it isn't binding at all. The people will express their opinion on the matter."
Banned under deposed President Hosni Mubarak, the Brotherhood has emerged as a major winner from the uprising that toppled him, exploiting a well-organized support base in the first free legislative vote in decades.
The Brotherhood's party list won 37.5% of the vote in the third and final stage of voting. Repeating a pattern seen in previous rounds, the hardline Islamist Nour Party list came second in most of the districts after this week's vote, results on its party website showed.
The Islamists now look set to wield major influence over the shape of a new constitution to be drafted by a 100-strong body that the new legislature will pick, though the Brotherhood has promised that Egyptians of all persuasions will have a say.


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PHILADELPHIA -– The preservation of ancient Maya sites, efforts to sustain modern Maya cultural traditions and the need to conserve vanishing tropical forests and coastal environments are all are on the agenda April 11-13 when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology collaborates with the Nature Conservancy to present its 26th annual Maya Weekend. This year's theme is "The Future of the Maya World."
Highlight speakers for this year's include keynote speaker Marie Claire Paiz, director of the Nature Conservancy's Southern Mexico Program, and Maya banquet speaker Robert K. Whitman, special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and senior investigator for the National Arts Crime Team.
Penn Museum's Maya Weekend is one of the largest and oldest meetings in the United States devoted to Maya studies. This year brings together international scholars, speakers of Mayan descent, conservationists and others actively involved with traditional Maya communities in Mexico and Central America for a look at the future of the Maya World.
Included in this year's events are leading archaeologists and Maya scholars offering a variety of illustrated lectures, such as a Saturday talk, "Landmark Victory for the Maya in Belize," by Cristina Coc, director of the Julian Cho Society in Belize. A champion of indigenous Maya issues in southern Belize, Coc helped push through the recent decision by the Supreme Court there to uphold the land-tenure rights of traditional villages.
Barbara Knoke de Arathoon, curator and exhibits director for the Museo Ixchel del Traje Indígena in Guatemala City, speaks Sunday. She has been documenting the changing weaving and costume traditions of modern highland Maya communities. Her research with the Museo Ixchel on preserving the history of this textile tradition was recently awarded Spain's Queen Sofia Prize for cultural heritage.
Throughout the weekend, guests can participate in hands-on workshops on Maya glyph-reading for beginners and more advanced glyph readers alike, led by epigraphers Simon Martin and Marc Zender.
The program begins Friday evening with an opening welcome by Richard Hodges, director of Penn Museum. Marie Claire Paiz of the Nature Conservancy will discuss "nature-culture" with her talk, "Trees and Temples –- Conservation in the Maya Forest." Her presentation focuses on the Nature Conservancy's efforts to protect the cultural environment through archaeological preservation, understanding nature–centered indigenous customs and protecting cultural landscapes. Her talk is followed by a reception in the Museum's Lower Egyptian Gallery.
Saturday offers seven lectures by scholars from across the nation and abroad, with topics ranging from the preservation of Mayan culture to current archaeological work at Mayan sites. At the optional Maya Banquet Saturday night, guests will hear from F.B.I. Special Agent Robert K. Whitman discussing "U.S. vs. Art Thieves: Tales of the FBI's Real Indiana Jones."
On Sunday there will be morning talks and workshops, winding down Sunday afternoon with the Despedida, or farewell, reception in the Lower Egyptian Gallery.
Two authors provide book signing opportunities: Jeremy Sabloff, former Penn Museum director, Maya expert and Penn Museum Curator of American Archaeology, will sign his new book, "Why Archaeology Matters." Author and photographer Bruce T. Martin will sign copies of his book, "Look Close/See Far: A Cultural Portrait of the Maya."
Attendees to the Maya Weekend can visit Penn Museum's Mesoamerican gallery, which draws upon the Museum's strong collection and research fieldwork to offer a thematic look at the Maya and other ancient peoples of the region. World famous grand stone monuments and monumental circular altars from the Museum's early Maya excavations at Piedras Negras, Guatemala, and Caracol, Belize, dominate the gallery.
The Annual Maya Weekend is supported in part by a contribution from Far Horizons Archaeological and Cultural Trips and by MesoWeb.
General information is available by calling 215-898-4000 or by visting the Museum's Web site, www.museum.upenn.edu.


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As an informal educator with the Georgia Chapter of the Trail of Tears Association, I've had the fortunate opportunity to attend a National Park Service Trail of Tears Teachers' Workshop at the Little River Canyon Center in Fort Payne, Alabama, this week. We've experienced outstanding presentations by Dr. Kathryn Holland Braund; Dr. Gregg O'Brien; Dr. …
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Did you know that there are records of the 1804 tornado in Georgia hiding within the records of the 1805 Georgia Land Lottery? Georgia Weather History an Occasional Blog recently made its debut. The blogger, Steve Engerrand, tells us that his interest in weather patterns began when he was a young boy of ten. Although …
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Following Apples poor showing and Googles seemingly stellar results, all eyes were on Microsoftand it met expectations, though it didnt particularly excite investors much either. The largest tech company saw its Q2FY13 revenue rise 3% to $21.46 billion and its profits fall to $6.4 billion from $6.6 billion year on year. While this may not look too good on the face of it, a deeper look at the numbers suggest that Microsoft is indeed on a good wicket. First, this was the first quarter that took into account Microsofts Windows 8 pre-orders. The company announced it sold 60 million Windows 8 licences since its October 26 launchnumbers that were broadly at par with its highly successful Windows 7 operating system three years earlierearning the company $783 million. Except for the most euphoric Microsoft fans, most analysts say these sales figures for Windows 8 were better than expectedthere was always going to be inertia against a shift to such a radically different OS, and at no point was the mobile version of Windows 8 expected to totally oust the incumbents, Android and iOS. Windows 8 has had a strong start and, as people get familiar with it and Microsofts Surface tablets start selling well, the new OS will find itself in a much better position.
A major factor that dragged down Microsofts revenue and profits was its decreased sales of Microsoft Office. This, too, was expected. The company is gearing up to launch a new version of Office, and this always dampens sales of older versions, with buyers waiting for the new product. And the investment the company has been making in the development of the new Office further hit profits. But, given that Office constitutes a large portion of Microsofts revenuethe Business Division, which handles Office, contributes around 30-40% of total revenuethis investment is well worth it.


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Objectives (from the project proposal)
The objective is to enable the ability for the various entities involved in the execution of a project to exchange relevant project management related schedule and cost data throughout the life of a project using a standardized information exchange process and data content framework.
Project schedule and cost performance management is part of the contract management business domain. Project schedule and cost performance management data exchange occurs once a contract for a project has been approved, funded, and authorization to proceed has been given by a client. This data exchange continues throughout the life of the project until the project naturally concludes or it is cancelled.
The project schedule and cost performance management international standard focuses on exchanging the relevant data for the four main purposes listed below.
1. Establishing the schedule and cost performance management baseline. The baseline is established as quickly as possible after contract award. This baseline provides the basis for measuring work performance over the life of the project.
2. Providing schedule progress and cost performance data on a periodic basis (such as weekly or monthly) for the purpose of reporting the work progress in schedule and cost terms in comparison to the schedule and cost performance measurement baseline. This periodic schedule and cost information is used to determine if the project is ahead or behind schedule, or if the project is over or under running the cost plan (the budget). It can also be used to identify high risk or problem areas for the project and for planning future work based on project performance to date.
3. Providing a means to incorporate changes to the schedule and cost baseline (contract changes) as well as other changes required to keep the current working schedule and future cost plan up to date.
4. Capturing end of contract schedule and cost data. Historical project performance data can be used as a basis for estimating the schedule and cost of future projects.
This project schedule and cost data exchange includes the many tiers of suppliers, prime contractors, and the end client. Suppliers, prime contractors, and end clients may also be required to provide periodic project performance data to internal entities for financial portfolio management purposes.
The focus of this data exchange is world wide across a number of industries including, but not limited to, government functional entities (such as defense, energy, transportation, and social services), aerospace and defense, engineering and construction, oil and gas, utility (such as energy, telecom, and municipal services), scientific research and development, and information technology.
The data categories included in this exchange are summarized below and further defined in Section 5.3, Business Information Model Definition.
Schedule data which includes work task activities, milestones, activity relationships, and activity resource assignments.
Cost data which includes time phased or summary budget costs, actual costs, earned value costs, and estimate to complete costs and related value type details such as labor hours, material units or lots, direct costs, indirect costs (overheads), and total costs.
Contract and project summary data which includes details such as contract reference numbers, type of contract, procuring entity, and summary cost values and schedule dates.
Funding data which includes specifics about the source of funds (can be one or more entities) and the amount of funds provided over time.
Related auxiliary data that is used to code or organize the schedule and cost data for planning and reporting purposes. Auxiliary data includes:
o Accounting calendar fiscal periods for reporting cost details;
o Schedule calendar (identifies work days for scheduling tasks);
o Reporting structures (work breakdown structure, organization breakdown structure, milestone hierarchy, resource breakdown structure);
o Other single level reporting structures used to organize, sort, and select data such as contract line item numbers, phase, location, supplier, and so forth;
o Resources used for work task assignments (who or what is required to complete work on the project);
o Variance thresholds (used for exception reporting; when a cost or schedule variance exceeds a cost or percent limitation, it means there is a problem on the project).
Note: Various US government agencies such as the Department of Defense (DOD), Department of Energy (DOE), and NASA have paper forms, data item descriptions (DID), and other formal documents that list the required data content for project performance management reporting such as the Contract Performance Report (CPR), Contract Funds Status Report (CFSR), and Integrated Master Schedule (IMS) data item descriptions. These are usually included in the contract data requirements list for the contractor. In addition, US government agencies must submit yearly program/project business cases to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) (Exhibit 300 forms). This Business Requirements Specification and related Requirements Mapping Specification include the business and data element detail required to support the formal reporting requirements for US government agencies. Other international ministries of defense such as the UK, Australia, and Canada use similar reporting requirements.
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Felix Weingartner (1863-1942): Die Dorfschule (The Village School) / Fionnuala McCarthy, soprano; Clemens Bieber, tenor; The Orchestra of the German Oper Berlin, Jacques Lacombe
1 CD / CPO / 2016-03-11Works: Felix Weingartner: Die Dorfschule, opera, Op. 64
Performers: Pena, Matthew
Conductors: Lacombe, Jacques
Ensemble: The Orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin
A Forgotten Opera by Weingartner. Following the publication of Carl Orff's Gisei, an opera from his early years, we are now releasing its sister work:...continue...
Recording information: Deutsche Oper Berlin (05/18/2012/05/19/2012)....continue...
Felix Weingartner: Complete Symphonies / Marko Letonja
7 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2014-09-09Works: Felix Weingartner: König Lear, symphonic poem, Op. 20; Symphony no 1 in G major, Op. 23; Der Sturm Overture; Der Sturm Suite, for orchestra; Serenade for string orchestra in F major, Op. 7; Symp...
Performers: Bolduc, Christopher; Boog, Maya; Mondry, Babette; Romei, Rolf
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: ; Sinfonieorchester Basel
CPO's recorded survey of Felix Weingartner's symphonic works, including seven symphonies, is now complete on 7 SACD's. Felix Weingartner (1863-1942) was not only an internationally...continue...
Recording information: Casino Basel Musiksaal (02/02/2012); Casino Basel Musiksaal (05/25/2005); Casino Basel Musiksaal (05/29/2007-06/01/2007); Casino Basel Musiksaal (06/13/2006/06/14/2006); Casino ...continue...
Felix Weingartner: Songs / Ulrike Fulde: soprano; Manja Raschka: mezzo-soprano; Andreas Fischer: tenor; Felix Plock: baritone. Burkhardt: piano
1 CD / Querstand / 2013-11-12Works: Felix Weingartner: Gruáder Seelen, for voice & piano, Op. 15/4; An die Entfernte, Ruin Sentinels, for voice & piano, Op. 16/1; Welke Rose, for voice & piano, Op. 16/3; Sommerfäden, for vo...
Performers: Burkhardt, Stefan [Piano]; Fischer, Andreas; Fulde, Ulrike; Plock, Felix; Raschka, Manja
A collection of 30 lieder from Felix Weingartner.
This release honors the 150th birthday of Felix Weingartner, still famous as a conductor although completely forgotten...continue...
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Felix Weingartner: Symphony no 7 / Boog, Gottwald, Romei, Bolduc. Marko Letonja
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2013-02-26Works: Felix Weingartner: Symphony no 7, for 4 voices, chorus, organ & orchestra in C major, Op. 88
Performers: Mondry, Babette
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Tschechischer Philharmonic Chorus
There is more to Weingartner than the internationally acclaimed conductor and the influential figure who left his mark on Basel's music life; during the course...continue...
Great Voices of the Century, Vol. 2
1 CD / Sanctus Recordings / 2013-01-01Works: Carl Maria von Weber: Der Freischütz, opera, J. 277 (Op. 77); Non paventar mia vita, scene & aria for for soprano & orchestra, J. 181 (Op. 51); Richard Wagner: Die Meistersinger von Nürnber...
Felix Weingartner: String Quartets, Vol. 3 / Sarastro Quartett
1 CD / CPO / 2011-11-15Works: Felix Weingartner: Quartet for Strings no 2 in F minor, Op. 26; Quartet for Strings no 4 in D major, Op. 62
Ensemble: Sarastro Quartett
Violinist Carl Halir and his string quartet are featured on this volume of Weingartner's 2nd and 4th string quartets, which were both composed in 1917....continue...
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Felix Weingartner: String Quartets, Vol. 2
1 CD / CPO / 2010-10-26Works: Felix Weingartner: Quartet for Strings no 5 in E flat major, Op. 81; String Quintet in C major, Op. 40
Performers: Vahle, Petera
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Weingartner: Violin Concerto Op. 52; Schubert: Symphony
1 CD / CPO / 2009-10-27Works: Felix Weingartner: Concerto for Violin in G major, Op. 52; Franz Schubert: Symphony no 7 in E major (sketch), D. 729
Performers: Breuninger, Laurent Albrecht
Conductors: Francis, Alun
"I have repeatedly been approached about completing Schubert's sketch. In the clear presence of the bold modulatory intentions, in the character of the andante radiating...continue...
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Weingartner: Symphonic Works Vol 6 / Letonja, Basel SO
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2009-05-26Works: Felix Weingartner: Frühling, symphonic poem for orchestra, Op. 80; Symphony no 6 in B minor ("La Tragica"), Op. 74
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Felix Weingartner wrote his sixth symphony in 1928, the year during which the hundredth anniversary of Franz Schubert's death was commemorated on the grand scale....continue...
Recording information: Casino Basel Musiksaal (05/29/2007-06/01/2007); Casino Basel Musiksaal (08/20/2006/08/21/2006)....continue...
Rare Recordings of Famous Tenors Vol 3 - Calleja, Lomanto, Erb, Friant, et al
1 CD / Symposium / 2008-10-14Works: Alberto Franchetti: Germania; Gaetano Donizetti: L'elisir d'amore, opera; Georges Bizet: The Pearl Fishers, opera; Giuseppe Verdi: Ernani; Il Trovatore; Falstaff; Un ballo in maschera; Adriano Lualdi...
Performers: Bregy, Viktor; Calleja, Icilio; Casset, Camille; Dygas, Ignacy; Erb, Karl; Friant, Charles; Jorn, Karl; Krossing, Adolf; Lomanto, Enzo De Muro; Orlandis, Fernando; Radaelli, Giuseppe; Ritch, Theodore...
This fascinating compilation of famous tenors is digitally transferred from recordings made from 1908 to 1930. The notes provide biographical information on each of the...continue...
Weingartner: String Quartets Vol 1 / Sarastro Quartet
1 CD / CPO / 2008-06-24Works: Felix Weingartner: Quartet for Strings no 1 in D minor, Op. 24; Quartet for Strings no 3 in F major, Op. 34
The year was 1898 and in Weingartner's chamber works personal experience was lent direct expression. From his memoirs we learn that his Opus 24 was...continue...
Felix Weingartner: Symphonies Vol 5 / Letonja, et al
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2008-01-29Works: Felix Weingartner: Overture, Op. 56 "Aus ernster Zeit"; Symphony no 5 in C minor, Op. 71
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Basel Symphony Orchestra
Weingartner: Sextet & Octet / Oliver Triendl, Ensemble Acht
1 CD / CPO / 2007-07-31Works: Felix Weingartner: Sextet in E minor, Op. 33; Octet in G major, Op. 73
Performers: Triendl, Oliver
Ensemble: Ensemble Acht
Here we have music of unprecedented mastery, resting on a classical and traditional foundation but also full of romantic expression and high suspense, with each...continue...
Weingartner: Symphony no 3, etc / Letonja, Basel SO
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2006-06-20Works: Felix Weingartner: Merry Overture, Op. 53; Symphony no 3 in E major, Op. 49
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Basel Symphony Orchestra
Felix Weingartner (1863 - 1942) was a conductor, composer, pianist, and enthusiast of the ethereal. Weingartner wrote of this symphony: "In astrological myth its E...continue...
Weingartner: Symphony no 2, etc / Letonja, Basel SO
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2006-01-17Works: Felix Weingartner: Das Gefilde der Seligan, symphonic poem, Op. 21; Symphony no 2 in E flat major, Op. 29
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Basel Symphony Orchestra
This Hybrid SACD features two works of Felix Weingartner. The first, Das Gefilde der Seligen was written during the second half of the 1890s. It...continue...
Weingartner: Symphony no 4, Der Sturm / Letonja, et al
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2005-06-21Works: Felix Weingartner: Der Sturm Overture; Der Sturm Suite, for orchestra; Serenade for string orchestra in F major, Op. 7; Symphony no 4 in F major, Op. 61
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Basel Sinfonietta Orchestra
Weingartner was able to evoke poetic images through his atmospheric compositions. This second volume of CPO's complete recording of his symphonies shows that though much...continue...
Felix Weingartner: Symphonic Works Vol 1 / Letonja, Basel SO
1 Super Audio CD / CPO / 2004-09-21Works: Felix Weingartner: König Lear, symphonic poem, Op. 20; Symphony no 1 in G major, Op. 23
Conductors: Letonja, Marko
Ensemble: Basel Symphony Orchestra
International Record Review
These seem to be excellent performances. Moreover the recording is first-rate, one of the best I've heard from CPO.
Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, et al: Arias /Patzak, Martin, et al
1 CD / Pearl / 2002-03-26Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: Saint John Passion, BWV 245; Ludwig van Beethoven: Fidelio, Op. 72; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Zauberflöte (The Magic Flute), K. 620; Don Giovanni; Così fan tutte, ...
Performers: Patzak, Julius; Runger, Gertrud; Rupp, Franz
Conductors: Melichar, Alois; Böhm, Karl; Weigert, Herman; Blech, Leo; Prüwer, Julius; Gurlitt, Manfred; Martin, Wolfgang
Ensemble: ; Vienna State Opera Orchestra
Lebendige Vergangenheit - Luise Willer
1 CD / Preiser / 1999-10-01Works: Giuseppe Verdi: Il Trovatore; Georges Bizet: Carmen, opera; Camille Saint-Saëns: Samson et Dalila, Op. 47; Richard Wagner: Tristan und Isolde; Wesendonck Lieder; George Frederick Handel: MEDLEY;...
Performers: Bergner, Carl; Hartmann, Carl; Kusche, Ludwig; Stern, Jean; Willer, Luise
Conductors: Meyrowitz, Selmar; Rosbaud, Hans; Winter, Hans Adolf; Viebig, Ernst
Ensemble: Berlin State Opera Orchestra; Frankfurt Radio Orchestra; Munich Radio Symphony Orchestra
Famous Basses of the Past
1 CD / Preiser / 1997-01-21Works: Giuseppe Verdi: Don Carlos; Ernani; Nabucco; Ambroise Thomas: Le songe d'une nuit d'été, opera in 3 acts; Mignon; Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduct...
Performers: Andrésen, Ivar; Angelis, Nazzareno de; Autori, Fernando; Belhomme, Hippolyte; Bender, Paul; Chaliapin, Feodor [Bass Vocals]; Didur, Adamo; Journet, Marcel; Kipnis, Alexander [Bass]; Knupfer, P...
The Art of Meta Seinemeyer
4 CD / Preiser / 1996-10-15Works: Georges Bizet: Carmen, opera; Pietro Mascagni: Cavalleria rusticana, opera (melodramma) in 1 act; Johann Strauss II: Der Zigeunerbaron; Umberto Giordano: Andrea Chénier; Giacomo Puccini: Madama ...
Performers: Andrésen, Ivar; Burg, Robert; Hirzel, Max; Jung, Helene; Merrem-Nikisch, Grete; Pattiera, Tino; Seinemeyer, Meta; Taucher, Curt; Vocals], Emanuel List [Bass
Heinrich Schlusnus - Liederalbum Vol I
2 CD / Preiser / 1993-05-01Works: Ludwig van Beethoven: Adelaide, song Op. 46; Ich liebe dich, WoO 123; In questa tomba oscura, WoO 133; Die Ehre Gottes aus der Natur ("Himmel ruhmen des ewigen Ehre"), song for voice & piano, Op. 48/...
Performers: Rupp, Franz; Schlusnus, Heinrich
Conductors: Weigert, Herman; Melichar, Alois