Thanks to the recent appointments of two new members, the Omaha Symphony now has five musicians who received theiy are (l. to r. above): Craig Bircher, associate principal trumpet (MM ‘81, trumpet); Tim Strang, cello (MM ’10, cello); Juliet Yoshida, violin (MM ’11, violin); Bill Ritchie, assistant principal bass (MM ’77, stringed instruments/double bass); and Ernest Richardson (not pictured), resident conductor (MM ’84, viola).
Robert Boardman, DMA ’10 (orchestral conducting), was namedfor the world premiere performance of fellow alum Lembit Beecher's multi-media oratorio, And Then I Remember, a work documenting Beecher's grandmother's dramatic escape from Estonia during WWII. Boardman has also been named music director and conductor of both the Rensselaer Symphony Orchestra in Troy, NY, and the South Bend Youth Symphony Orchestras in South Bend, IN. Last summer he twice guest-conducted the Lake Placid Sinfonietta in Lake Placid, NY.
Patrick Carter, BM ’10 (oboe) was appointed special events coordinator for the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
Charlotte Raines, BFA '11 (theatre performance), is teaching in the jazz division of the School at Steps in New York City. The internationally recognized school offers dance training for students ages 2 to 18 in ballet, modern, tap, jazz, theater dance, hip hop and Pilates. She also recently appeared Off-Broadway in the sketch-comedy/improv show Something Outrageous.
Anicka Skalova, BM ’11 (violin), was victorious over 163 other candidates to win a coveted position as violinist with the San Diego Symphony (SDS). Skalova, 22, won SMTD’s 2011 Albert A. Stanley Medal, an award given each year to a graduating senior. She also won first prize in the school’s annual concerto competition and was concertmaster of U-M’s University Symphony Orchestra for three years. After graduating from U-M, she studied for her performer diploma at Indiana University with Jaime Laredo, taking up her post with the SDS upon the program’s completion in April.
Janai Brugger, MM ’09 (voice), was named one of five winnersNorth America’s most prestigious opera competition. The winners were selected from nine finalists (1,500 singers participated)  Andrew Davis. Each winner receives a cash prize of $15,000, as well as invaluable career exposure. Brugger with the Los Angeles Opera where she has appeared i, Rigoletto with James Conlon and La Bohème with Patrick Summers. She also made her debut as Juliette in Romeo et Juliette at Palm Beach Opera in February 2012.
Kallie England-Rodriquez, BM and BA ’04 (oboe and psychology), accepted aKerrytown Concert House in Ann Arbor.
This season, Michael Fabiano, BM ’05 (vocal performance), made his debuts with the San Francisco Opera in Donizetti’s Lucrezia Borgia; withn; and with the Florida Grand Opera in Rigoletto. In addition, he performed inwill make his debuts at the Teatro Real in Alfano’s Cyrano de Bergerac, and in Vienna singing Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius with the Wiener Symphoniker. He makes hisan evening of arias and duets with soprano Angela Meade in August.
Katherine FitzGibbon, MM ’02 (choral conducting),wis & Clark College in Portland, OR. This spring, she was awarded a DAAD fellowship to allow her to conduct three months of research in Berlin, examining documentation related to reactionary German requiems commissioned by the Reich Music Chamber. She is the head of faculty for the summertime Berkshire Choral Festival, where she made her festival conducting debut in 2011. She also conducts Resonance Ensemble, a professional vocal ensemble that its innovative interdisciplinary collaborations as part of the alt-classical music scene in Portland.
Jocelyn Frank, BM and BA ’03 (oboe and LSA), was promoted to producer for BBC Americana radio. She also performs oboe in an eclectic band, The Torches, with several tours throughout the Eastern U.S. each year.
Leslie Henstock, BFA '02 (musical theatre), recently completed the tour of the new musical A Christmas Story, written by fellow SMTD grads Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. The tour boasted many SMTD alumni, both onstage and backstage, and the show is aiming for Broadway in the near future. Henstock was in the ensemble and covered the Mother role. Last fall, she appeared in an episode of HBO's acclaimed series Boardwalk Empire. In 2011 she co-founded a cabaret group, People You May Know, featuring both new composers and the works that have inspired them.
Aaron Hill, BM ’04 (oboe), won the English horn position in the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra. He continues to perform as principal oboe in the Charlottesville Symphony and teach oboe at the University of Virginia.
Charles Huang, MM ’02 (oboe) is now instructor of woodwind chamber music and adjunct instructor of oboe
Dr. Scott Hyslop, DMA ’07 (organ performance), has edited a new performing edition of two organ masses published by Pierre Attaingnant in 1531. The edition will be published by Wayne Leupold Editions in 2012 and will include extensive notes on the music, the organs of the period and issues of performance practice. Dr. Hyslop was joined by students of Prof. James Kibbie's Organ Literature class in presenting lecture-recitals on the Attaingnant masses in Frankenmuth, MI, on October 28 and in Blanche Anderson Moore Hall on November 7.
Carol Jantsch, BM ’06 (tuba) will join the Yale School of Music faculty in fall 2012 as lecturer in tuba. Jantsch has been theSManhattan School of Music.
Marc Kamler, BTA ’01 (theatre arts) was promoted to vice president, alternative and international television, at APA Talent and Literary Agency. Since joining APA in 2007, he has played a pivotal role in the growth of its alternative television department. Kamler and his team have sold and packaged more than 200 projects, including 10 series that premiered in January 2012 such as NBC's Off Their Rockers w/ Betty White; Lifetime's Dance Moms; MTV's Caged; Animal Planet's Gator Boys, My Cat from Hell and Finding Bigfoot; and HGTV's Selling Spelling Manor w/ Candy Spelling. Previously, as an agent at ICM, he packaged FOX’s hit franchise Don’t Forget The Lyrics.
Kristin Linn, BM '08 (euphonium performance), received her is continuing on in the program as a Ph.D. candidate.
In May, Wes Mason, BM ’09 (voice), competed as a grand finalist in the prestigious Lorin Zachary Competition in Los Angeles with full orchestra. This September/October, he will perform the leading role of Reinaldo Arenas in the East Coast premiere of Jorge Martin's Before Night Falls with Orchestra Miami. (Mason originated the role in the Fort Worth Opera world premiere in 2010). In spring of 2013, he will return to the Fort Worth Opera to perform the role of Marcello in La Bohème, the same role that was his first lead at U-M.
Christine Massey, BM ’08 (oboe), has accepted a position as oboe instructor at Fullerton College, Fullerton, CA. She also performs frequently with the San Diego Symphony.
Rebecca Nathanson, BM ’09 (voice), was handpicked by Placido Domingo and James Conlon for the Domingo-Thornton Young Artist Program (YAP) at the Los Angeles Opera next season. She won one of only 12 spots in the program. YPApso that they can
Amanda Opuszynski, BM ‘08 (voice) spent the summer as an apprentice singer with the Santa Fe Opera, covering the role of Kitty in Menotti's The Last Savage and scenes from Flight and Summer and Smoke. Most recently, she made her Seattle Opera debut as Frasquita in Carmen. She has also recently completed her second  where she performed as Sophie in Werther and Norina in Don Pasquale.
Raphael L. Price, BM ’01 (violin performance/music education), has produced music for his Los Angeles-based studio orchestra, Groove Philharmonic, since 2004. His work in L.A. earned himDiversity Semi-Finalist Award (’07). ty, L.A. (MM Afro-Latin Music, ’07), and the Henry Mancini Jazz Institute (‘97 & ’06). A versatile educator, Price has recently published a book, A Musician’s Guide For Los Angeles: Serious Advice For Serious Musicians (xulonpress.com).
Eric Saylor, Ph.D. '03 (historical musicology), now in his ninth year on the faculty of Drake University, is a contributor to and co-editor of Blackness in OperaIllinois Press, co-edited with Naomi André and Karen M. Bryan. His essay is entitled "Race, ‘Realism,’ and Fate in Frederick Delius's Koanga." He has also recently written the annotated bibliography on Ralph Vaughan Williams for Oxford Bibliographies Online, and has reviews and research forthcoming in Music and Letters and The Musical Times.
Clinton Smith, DMA ‘09, MM ’06 (conducting), returns to Minnesota Opera to conduct performances of Lucia di Lammermoor and Madama Butterfly after his triumphant main stage debut last season conducting La traviata. He continues his post as cover conductor and chorus master for all productions, frequently conducts educational outreach concerts, and recently conducted a workshop of a commissioned premiere entitled Silent Night with Minnesota Opera's New Works Initiative. This season he will guest conduct the St. Cloud Symphony and Skylark Opera. Clinton spent last summer as assistant conductor/chorus master of San Francisco Opera's Merola Program and conducted the scenes program at Western Ontario University's Canadian Operatic Arts Academy.
New Music USA (formerly Meet-the-Composer and American Music Center) has awarded D. J. Sparr, MM ’99 and DMA ’03 (composition), a CAP Recording Award for a CD of his chamber music that will be released on Centaur Records with New Music Raleigh, Hexnut Ensemble, Karen Galvin and the composer performing.
Austin Stewart, BM ’09 (voice), was invited to sing in Germany and Italy in the JSB Ert, under Helmuth Rilling, in performances of Bach's B minor Mass. In March, he presented his paper "Echoes of the Underworld: Cosmopolitan Sounds of Pluto’s Depths in Telemann’s Orpheus" at the Yale Graduate Music Symposium. In December he received his master of music in operaKelly Sulick, BM ’04 (flute), has just been appointed flute instructor at the University of Virginia andShe is leaving her job as instructor of flof the Evansville Symphony. This opportunity reunites her with one of her best buddies from college, U-M alum oboist Aaron Hill, who is teaching at the University of Virginia.
Aryn Sweeney, DMA ’06 (oboe), was awarded the assistant professor of oboe position at Ball State University.
Elliott Tackitt, BM ’06 (trombone performance with education certificate), has held the title of associate director of bands at Northern Arizona University (NAU) since the spring of 2009. At NAU, he directs the NAU Lumberjacks Marching Band and NAU Symphonic Band, and he teaches undergraduate conducting. Additionally, he serves as the camp director for the Curry Summer Music Camp at NAU, which welcomes more than 450 students each year. Prior to his appointment at NAU, he served as one of the assistant band directors at Flower Mound High School in Flower Mound, TX. Tackitt received his master’s degree in wind conductni Trucks, BFA ’03 (musical theatre), recently completed filming the final installment of Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 directed by Bill Condon. She will appear as Mary, an American nomadic vampire introduced into the Cullen family circle. In addition, Trucks performeHouse with Hugh Laurie. You can next see Truck in the Fox Searchlight film He Loves Me, the newest projectBoth Breaking Dawn: Part 2 and He Loves Me are set for release in 2012.
Jessica Warner (BM ’04, oboe) was chosen for the assistant professor of oboe position at East Tennessee State University.
Dr. Alexandra Zacharella, MM ’01 (trombone performance),Arkansas-Fort Smith (UAFS), presented a clinic at the 65th Annual Midwest Clinic in Chicago, IL. Last summer, Zacharella presented atSeoul, South Korea, and, while there, she also gave a trombone master class at the University of Ulsan in Ulsan, South Korea, a sister university to both UAFS and U-M.
William Charles Crowley, MFA '96 (dance), has just launched the ninth season of his Next Step Dance company, based in Hollywood, FL. He is also planning a celebratory tenth season for 2012–13, during which the company will bring back Next Step Dance alums, present mixed programs of its most popular works and perform in a newly renovated state-of-the-art theater at the Broward Center in Hollywood. Next Step Dance continues to be committed to presenting contemporary dance, drawing inspiration from the rich traditions found in music, art and literature and reflecting the diverse cultures in both our local and global communities.
Composer and percussionist Payton MacDonald, BFA ’97 (jazz and contemporary media), recently released two new recordings: Solo Marimba Commissions, Vol. 1 and Solo Improvisations for Marimba, Vol. 1. MacDonald continues to tour the U.S. and Europe with the award-winning new music ensemble As a composer, he recently received a joint commission from the Newman Center for Performing Arts in Denver, the acclaimed JACK string quartet and Young Voices of Colorado for a new percussion work titled Lifeboat No. 6, celebrating the life of Molly Brown. MacDonald has also recently composed another work for the JACK Quartet, as well as works for guitar virtuoso Mak Grgic and for the NYU Steel Band.
Jody Madaras, BFA '93 (musical theatre), recently created, co-produced and starred in sold-out productions of his hit musical revue All Hands On Deck!, a new 1940s musical show at Surflight Theatre in New Jersey and the Artisan Center Theatre in Dallas, TX. The 1942-era, “USO road show and radio broadcast” was also recently licensed by Miracle Or 2 Productions and is represented by the Gershwin Organization as well as Geodesic Management. This winter, Madaras played the role of Marcellus in The Music Man at Riverside Theatre in Vero Beach, FL.
Mark Powell, BM ’92 (winds), hascontinues as the artistic advisor for Project Divisi and the Ad Hoc chamber ensemble, and will assume the music directorship at Da Camera of New York in 2013. His recent conducting activities have included the Rochester Philharmonic and Houston Symphony Principals, as well as performances for the Lassetter Fund for New Music.
After 15Stephen Thomas, ’97 DMA (piano performance), accepted a position on the piano faculty at Brigham Young University-Idaho, starting fall semester 2011. Thomas made his third trip to China in August 2011, this time presenting a joint concert with his daughter, cellist Anne Thomas, and master classes in Yangzhou and Changzhou. He also traveled to Linyi University, where he represented CSU Stanislaus at a signing ceremony for an agreement between the two universities’ music programs. In December, Thomas’s chapter on Brahms will appear in and published by Scarecrow Press.
Jill Allen Lagerberg, MM '83, DMA '86 (voice performance), is completing her third season as director of Knoxville Christian Arts Ministries (Knoxville, TN), a performing arts outreach ministry integrating music, drama and dance in a style resembling musical theatre, to tell original, contemporary stories of God's love and provision. The group includes 90 singers, instrumentalists, actors and dancers from 30 area churches. Its mission is to take the gospel into the community and its primary ministry focus is prisons and the inner city. In July, she will serve as music director for Ragtime, to be produced by the Word Players, a Knoxville-area Christian theater company.
Michael S. Zelenak, BM ’80 (music history/musicology),  last August. He recently presented his dissertation “hool Students”, FL. Results of the pilot study for the dissertation were presented last JuSummer Research Symposium in Washington, D.C. He has had related articles published in the journals R.
Stephanie Bennett, BM ’76 (harp), was asked to speak on “the business of music” at the July 2011 World Harp Congress in Vancouver, Canada. She gave a talk entitled “Copyright: How to get permission to publish or record arrangements.” (Bennett has published sheet music of several harp arrangements of popular and classical music, as well as her own compositions.) In addition, Bennett played harp on the best-selling album of 2011, 21 by Adele, which also won “Best Album” at the Grammy Awards in February 2012.
Arthur Gottschalk, DMA ’78 (composition), is finishing his 35th year as a11, he was elected to the College Music Society as the National Board Member for Composition. He was a guest composer for the Virginia College Band Directors Symposiu where his piece American Nights was performed as a BCMCC prizewinner; andce, where his piece The Kaleidoscopic Pocket Hockets Boogaloo was premiered. His work At the Space Age Vinyl Music Box Lounge, commissioned for the 25th anniversary of the Foundation for Modern Music, was premiered at a concert where he was presented with a Proclamation from the City of Houston, by Mayor Annise Parker, naming October 16 "Arthur Gottschalk Day." Gottschalk has had five CDs released this year, and was awarded Italy’s prestigious Bogliasco Fellowship.
Stephen Michael Gryc, BM ’71 (music education), MM ’78 (music theory), MM ’78 (composition), DMA ’83 (composition), received four premiere performances of his violin concerto titled Harmonia Mundi, by the Hartford Symphony Orchestra (HSO) last May. It was commissioned for the HSO by concertmaster Leonid Sigal. The Hartford Courant praised the work as “lity.” In August, Gryc’s work for solo oboe, Three Excursions, was performed by Ling-Fei Kang in Bangkok, Thailand,. Gryc he has taught since 1980.
Saxophonist Lynn Klock, MM ’75, BM ’74 (saxophone with education certificate), was a guest soloist with the Tri-County Symphonic Band of Massachusetts, performing in a concert conducted by music director Philip Sanborn, BM ’79 (euphonium), at Tabor Academy's Fireman Performing Arts Center in Marion, MA. Klock performed "Woodland Serenade and Rondo" by Catherine McMichael, MM ’81, BM ’76 (piano performance), which was written for Klock in 2008 and had its premiere by The Woodlands (TX) High School Band with Klock as alto saxophone soloist.
Gwen Laster, BM ’79 (music education), MM ’82 (violin), was invited to the Eastman School of Music to present her two-day workshop for string players, “Creative Strings,” in which she lectured on the history and philosophy of music education; taught improvisation to undergrad and graduate students through jazz/global ensemble music; presented a workshop outreach at the local elementary school; and spoke about her personal music education experience in the public schools of Detroit and SMTD. She also recently published her first method book for violin, Music for the Creative String Player, which includes technical studies, songs and beginning improvisation studies. Her next recording of original music, Gameboard, will be released in September 2012.
Ann McCutchan, MM '76 (clarinet), announced the release of her fourth book, River Music: An Atchafalaya Story, published by Texas A&M University Press. Her fall 2011 tour with River Music took her to 15 bookstores, museums and universities in four states. McCutchaStewart Scharch, MM ‘79 (church music), recently performed an organ recital at Washington National Cathedral on the 1938 E. M. Skinner organ, which contains 10,647 pipes. He resides in Oakland, CA, and is organist at Moraga Valley PresbyterDennis Schmidt, MM '76 (organ performance) and DMA '78 (organ performance), has been named minister of music at Grace Lutheran Church in Needham, MA, where he will play the organ for all services and direct a vocal choir and a handbell choir. He has previously served at churches in Nebraska, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, Delaware and Pennsylvania, and is the author of An Organist's Guide to Resources for the Hymnal 1982 and his recording of the complete organ works of J. S. Bach can still be heard free of charge through the website of the Global Bach Community (www.bach-net.org). Schmidt was the recipient of the Palmer Christian Award at U-M.
Lynn Swanson, BFA ’76 (dance), has written a novel titled Summer Dance for readers ages 10 to 14. It is loosely based on the Interlochen summer dance program, where she danced in the 1970s and assisted in the dance department in the 1990s while a graduate student in creative writing at Michigan State University. Swanson also teaches poetry, fiction and playwriting through the Independent Study program at the Tai Sophia Institute in Maryland.
Victoria Vorreiter, BM ‘76 (violin), MM ‘77 (strings), has spent a life in music that has manifested in diverse ways. She began as a specialist in the Suzuki Method in Ann Arbor while playing with the Toledo Symphony. Further teaching posts led her to London; Marseille, France; and DePaul University in Chicago. A frequent writer on music’s cultural importance, Vorreiter is an active speaker at conferences in Asia, the Pan Pacific, Europe, the Caribbean and the U.S. She has now shifted from teaching classical music to documenting world music. After completing her first film, The Music of Morocco and the Cycles of Life, she moved to Thailand to create The Songs of Memory archive (www.TribalMusicAsia.com) comprising films, photos, recordings, a book and a museum exhibit on tribal culture. First launched at the Jim Thompson Museum in Bangkok, The Songs of Memory exhibit moved to the East-West Center in Hawaii in May 2012.
James Gibson, BM ’69 (music literature) recently gave his 2,000th performance as part of his international career as pianist, composer, actor and stage director. A CD devoted to his solo piano works will be released early next year by World Oceans Music. Dr. Gibson has completed a book of travel memoirs and essays entitled Places. His play Café Playa Moon has received two New York productions and is now being seen around the U.S. He is active in scholarship fundraising for several chapters of the U-M Alumni Association.
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A field of nine pacers, seven in on a condition, two to be claimed, were featured at Cal Expo on Saturday night (October 15) in the $3,400 Robert Staats Memorial, in which Shamderock, the youngest horse in the race, had little trouble winning.
In advance of starting from post-three, trainer Luke Plano had several reasons to be optimistic.
"I thought he'd be a bit better," stated Plano.  "It was his third start back off a brief layoff; also because he was getting class relief, plus with the good weather we've had I was able to train him back and make some positive rigging changes.  Off of those three things, I thought he had a very strong chance of winning."
Slowly floating out and grinding up in the first-turn, the three year-old didn't get the lead until a good ways past the quarter-mile pole, but off a reasonable :29.3 split.
"I really didn't use him at all - - I was just kind of taking my time as I didn't want to rush him.  If he was as good as I thought he would be, I felt he would be hard to handle the rest of the way."
Pacing an easy :29.2 second-quarter into a soft :59 first-half, Plano let his sophomore pace some on the final turn into a :28 third-quarter.  Reaching the three-quarter mile station under a grip in 1:27, Plano knew it was time to bar the door.
"He felt pretty strong there and since I hadn't really asked him for a whole lot - - I thought he'd be tough from there."
Drifting out two-wide at the head of the lane, but drawing clear a few yards later, Plano gave a wheel-disc urge to his pacer at the seven-eighths mile marker and the gelding opened up by 2-1/2-lengths.
"He was in full gear into the stretch and I knew it wasn't in doubt.  He paced strongly through the stretch and right down through the wire."
Bred & owned by D & E Racing, Shamderock, while not urged much, scored ($2.80) by two-lengths in 1:55.4, thus notching his 16th victory in just 31 starts.  Myra's Hiho (Jim Lackey) was a nice second, and Arch Nemeses (James Kennedy) finished three-quarters of one-length farther back, in third.
"He's a nice horse who raced well.  I think he's headed in the right direction for the upcoming Sires Stakes in two weeks," finished Plano.
On the 15-race program, driver Scott Cisco had five winners.
This upcoming week will find the harness action expanding to three nights, with Thursday (October 20) racing being added to the schedule, post-time is at 5:30 p.m. (PDT).  Post-time on Friday (October 21) & Saturday (October 22) is at 6:00 p.m. On Thursday and every live card, Cal Expo offers free admission, as well as free preferred & general parking after 4:30 p.m.  Also on Thursday night from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Cal Expo offers a complete Lasagna dinner, which includes salad and bread, for just $3.00.  Additionally on Thursday, beer & wine can be purchased for $3.00 each as well.
On Saturday, October 22, Cal Expo will feature The Bronte Epilepsy Research Foundation Amateur Series.  The event is being sponsored by Lou Pena and some of his owners and between their generosity and the driver fees, a total of $7,000 beyond the purse monies will go to the Foundation.  Two separate pacing events, one for the males and one for the mares, will be held over three Saturdays.   The first two legs are going for $3,000, while a $10,000 pot will be waiting at the end of the respective November 5 finales.


Cersaie 2021 will be held in the Bologna Exhibition Centre from 27 September to 1 October. The Cersaie 2020 edition which was postponed in the month of November has been cancelled keeping in mind the current pandemic in the world. The 2020 edition was been pushed back by 42 days with respect to the original dates for several reasons.


“ audacious that most people think they are fables. My father came from poverty to succeed (and fail) again and again.
Giving up is easy. Losing everything is a great excuse. Yet, as my father showed, the glory comes in getting back up and challenging life. His life was cut short in years but he lived at least 5 lifetimes. Some people don’t even live one. The choice is completely yours.


trials the life here Mr. and Mrs. Frances Peugh little one was called to the other side Monday night. The funeral occurred Wednesday.
March 15, 1907 Missing
- In the death of Tunis Swick, Grant County lost one of its earliest and best citizens. He has lived for more than twenty years within its borders, always active in the improvement of business and social conditions around him. Of sterling integrity himself, perhaps one of the most pronounced characteristic was his scorn of sham and pretense of what somewhat indifferent to the open ever kind. He was loyal to his friends rascal, but to man who played double and betrayed his friends he was implacably hostile. Any man may have well been proud of the friendship of Tunis Swick. — Grant County News.
May 3,1907
- Mrs. Maude Bowles, daughter of ex-Governor T.T. Geer, died at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Baker City, after a week’s illness with pneumonia, on Sunday last. Maude Geer was born in the Cove, Union county, 35 years ago, and had since her marriage to Frank Bowles, a mining man, made her home in Baker City. Her remains were shipped to Macley and buried on Wednesday by the side of her mother.
- James Paul, a prominent rancher was drowned in the John Day river in view of his wife, while attempting to ford the stream at flood. He was riding a spirited horse, and his wife, who was also mounted, came to the banks of the stream at a ford with which he was familiar but which appeared so uncommonly dangerous that he deemed it best to try before permitting Mrs. Paul to ride into the water. In mid-stream his wife saw his horse rear and turn backwards, carrying Paul with him. Neither horse or man reappeared, nor has the body of either been recovered, though search has been constant. Paul was an experienced horseman and accustomed to the streams of this region. It is supposed he threw the horse off his poise by an unguarded pull at his bit.
- Rev. Holladay was called to Grass Valley yesterday to officiate at the funeral of young child.
- Mrs. Emeline E. White is Laid to Rest in Wasco Cemetery. The funeral of Mrs. Emeline E. White occurred here last Sunday afternoon at 1:30. A large audience attended the sermon preached by Rev. Holladay at the M.E. church and a procession of representative citizens followed the bier to the Wasco cemetery where the remains were laid to rest. Mrs. White, or as her many friends are wont to call her, Mother White, was well and most favorably known here, she being the wife of Father White, one of the wholehearted pastors who served the Wasco Methodist Church many years ago. The spirit of Mrs. White passed away at Spokane, Washington, and the body was brought here for interment beside that of her respected husband.
- The following sketch of her life, from friends in Spokane, was handed us for publication. Emeline E. Reeder was born in Green county, Illinois, October 12,1 1831, was married to George H. White, April 1847, with her husband, preceded her to the other shore. In early life she became a Christian and lived a consistent member ever since. Her life has been an example of patience and kindness and those who knew her best loved her most. In the fall of 1871 she and her family came from Iowa and settled in the then Washington Territory, and one year ago, came to Spokane to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Kate L. Carsan, where on June 14, she passed over to be others who preceded her. A brief service, conducted by an old time friend, Rev. M.R. Brown of the Union Park M.E. Church, was held at the home. The children living are Morris White, of Walla Walla, Wn., Alice E. Fleck, of The Dalles, Oreg., George L. White, Hoover, Missouri, and Kate L. Carsan of Spokane. There are also sixteen grandchildren and several great grand children survive her.
- Bullet Ends Life Of Man. Jack Freeman is Dead From Shot in Back. Aim Not at Victim. Roy S. Ward is Held in Connection With Killing at McDonald’s Ferry of Man Well Known to People of This County. One man shot dead while under the influence of liquor is the result of affray which occurred at McDonald Tuesday night. Our peaceful little county is disturbed with death in its most horrible form. Report came to Wasco shortly before midnight Tuesday evening that John Freeman had been shot dead at McDonald’s Ferry on the John Day river. The instrument of death is said to have been in the hands of “Billy” McDonald, the ferryman, who, it is said, had previously received a wound inflicted by a man named Ward, who has pushed McDonald off his own porch. The shooting, it seemed, occurred about 8 o’clock, but Freeman’s body was not found until shortly before midnight. Ward and Freeman left Wasco Tuesday afternoon, and together, drove to McDonald’s Ferry, reaching there about 8 o’clock. When the men reached that place they both appeared to be drunk, and Ward, climbing from his wagon, it is claimed, attacked Freeman. “Billy” McDonald, hearing the fuss, went out to stop it and succeeded in separating the two men. Then McDonald returned to the porch and, it is claimed, Ward followed him and pushed him off the porch, causing a wound to be inflicted on McDonald’s face, near the right eye. After this McDonald got on his feet and persuaded Ward to go home, which he had agreed to do. To assist him McDonald went to Jack Freeman, and started to aid the intoxicated man to get into the wagon. At this time, it is claimed that Ward approached McDonald from behind and struck a blow which fell him to the ground. This was done with a shovel, but at this point, those who were on the ground say that Ward picked up an ax and that McDonald, fearing for his life, ran to the house and procured a gun. Becoming frightened Ward ran toward the river, and, McDonald, seeing no one, fired two or three shots in the direction he thought Ward had gone. After the shooting members of the family phoned to Klondike, and Larry Catterlin, George Potter and Mr. Bridges rode down to the scene of trouble. Word was also sent to Wasco and constable Hoag, accompanied by Dr. Morse, also went to the Ferry. The two parties arrived before midnight. Considerable search followed before anything was discovered of the two men who were supposed to have ran to the river. Finally, Freeman was found lying on his face, apparently in a drunken stupor. Constable Hoag, remarked that he seemed very drunk, and they would leave him awhile before awakening him. The party then went to the house, and later, returned, when someone touched the man and found him dead. Examination then followed and a bullet hole was located in his back just above the kidney. In the absence of Coroner Logan, Justice Westerfield, of Grass Valley, summoned a jury and an inquest was held Wednesday afternoonJohn Freeman came to his death from an accidental gun shot wound. The remains of the deceased, Freeman, who had neither family or relatives in this locality, were brought to Wasco by Lem Agie [Agee], Wednesday night, and taken yesterday, to Emigrant Springs for burial. Upon examination by Dr. Morse, McDonald was found to be seriously injured and is lying at his home in a somewhat critical condition. Ward was placed under arrest and is now in custody of Sheriff McCoy.


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Posted by Stephanie on September 12, 2015
There’s plenty of anticipation to go aroundroviding more than a few teasers and early impressions from films the rest of us won’t see for a while yet. Not surprisingly, the most thought-provoking thing I’ve seen come out of the festival (along with some great looking movies) is a headline featuring George Clooney. Here’s “Time” magazine’s version of the headline, although plenty of other publications put out their own versions:
And, simply put, Emily Blunt looks bad ass in “Sicario”:
Some of the most delightful reviews coming out of TIFF are for the Matt Damon-led “The Martian,” and I am so glad. The preview for this insanely (in the best way) cast sci-fi flick (based on a book of the same name) was so jam-packed that it was either going to be amazing, or a hot mess in space (which still could have been amazing in its own right). Thank goodness it looks like it’s the former:
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Dropping into Belize City, the once capital of the tiny island nation of Belize, you feel strangely a little like being in Venice where vaporetti, or water taxis, are the primary mode of transport. So too for Belize, except there are also plenty of cars on the mainland, but none at all on the two miniature islands, or cayes, that were my home and worksite for the next 15 days.  not as obvious in Venice unless you look closely, visit regularly or know people there, but magnified by 1,000 in Belize City. And the shared feeling of being on the brink; of climate change, plastic invasion, and economic crisis. But Belize also harbors a lot of hope, and a small army of soulful people working to make change in a desperate situation.
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Home » Archive for December, 2012
10 Favorite Albums of 2012
Stream a new Josh Ritter song, “New Lover”
Hear a new song from the upcoming new album, The Beast in Its Tracks.
RECAP: Norwegian Arms celebrate debut record at Johnny Brenda’s
February 9th show changed to January 31st due to scheduling conflicts.
Playlist: Favorite Songs of 2012
Playing at the Electric Factory in April.
City of Love Festival, Mike Doughty, Trixie Whitley, & more.
Playlist: Upcoming Concerts (January 2013)
Upcoming on-sales for the Philly and Central PA regions.
The Killers reschedule last week’s canceled show in Camden
Will make up show on May 19th.
Pissed Jeans celebrating record release at Underground Arts on February 15th
Download a song from Norwegian Arms’ debut LP, Wolf Like A Stray Dog.


The third and final visit of our Local Government Study Programme will take place from Monday, 19 October until Friday, 23 October inclusive.
In order to attend, you must be available from Sunday, 18 until Saturday, 24 October to allow for travel time.
This visit is only open to those who have attended either of the previous two study visits completed in May 2013 and March 2014.
Flights and accommodation will be arranged on your behalf. Do not make your own travel arrangements.


scope where paired data is unavailable. A variation of GAN named CycleGAN~\cite{CycleGAN2017} is designed by combining two GAN models to synthesized images for unpaired data.
CVH-CT is designed to harmonize the scanner-related variability by generating synthesized CT images without the need for paired cross-vendor training data.
In Figure~\ref{fig:model}, given training datasets from two domains, e.g. one set of CT images captured using scanner A and another set captured using scanner B, an initial mapping of $G_{A2B}$ is learned to be able to generate synthesized of domain B based on the input image from A. The mapping of $G_{B2A}$ is learned to generate synthesized domain A's image using the input image from B. Discriminator $D_A$ tries to determine whether the input image is from domain $A$ or not and the same for discriminator $D_B$.
\caption{{\bf The architecture of CVH-CT generator and discriminator.} The generator use a series of convolutional layers followed by a Convolutional Block Attention Map (CBAM). The convolutional layers are responsible to fetch the local details while the CBAM is responsible to fetch the global details within the feature-map coming from its previous convolutional layers. } \label{fig:framework}
The generator of CVH-CT, as shown in Figure~\ref{fig:framework}, is a convolutional neural network with dedicated convolutional-attention layers. Specifically, eachn is used to extract features from the previous layer and store it in a feature map. The convolutional layer dimension is kept consistent throughout the network. For every two convolutional layers (except the last three layers), a self-attention mapping is constructed to capture key global features from the corresponding convolutional layers. These self-attention layers are designed to learn the global features from the spatial dimension and the inter-channel dimension.
\noindent {\bf Convolutional Block Attention Map (CBAM). }
In complementary to the convolutional filters focused on extracting local features, self-attention layers are added into CVH-CT to capture the common features in each channel of the network. Such network structure change allows CVH-CT to capture domain-relevant features in the cross-vendor CT image harmonization problem. CVH-CT where each self-attention layer called Convolutional Block Attention Map (CBAM)~\cite{woo2018cbam} consists of the channel-wise attention and the spatial attention.
\textit{Channel-wise Attention Map: }
Conventional CycleGAN is trained using a comprehensive loss function including adversarial loss, cycle consistency loss, and identity loss~\cite{CycleGAN2017}. In CVH-CT, we introduce a new loss function called ``domain loss'' to compare key texture features between unpaired synthesized and target domain images.
\noindent {\bf Domain Loss. }
\mathcal{L}_{f_A} = \frac{1}{m}\sum_{i=1}^{m} \left(  GRAM(G_{A2B}(a_i))-GRAM(b_i)  \right)^2
\mathcal{L}_{f_B} = \frac{1}{m}\sum_{i=1}^{m} (  GRAM(G_{B2A}(b_i))-GRAM(a_i)  )^2
\mathcal{L}_f = \mathcal{L}_{f_A}+\mathcal{L}_{f_B}
\mathcal{L}_{adv({G_{A2B}},D_B,A)} = \frac{1}{m}\sum_{i=1}^{m} (1-D_B({G_{A2B}}(a_i)))^2
\noindent {\bf Cycle Consistency Loss. }
The intuition of Cycle Consistency Loss is that if an input image $a_i$ goes through a generator and back again in its compliment generator by creating a close cycle then the final synthesized image will be the same as input image $a_i$.
  \mathcal{L}_{cyc} (G_{A2B},G_{B2A},A,B


Pattaya Journalist FightA journalists fought to each other after they had a problem on social media.
PATTAYA-21 February- [PattayaDailyNews]; Mr.Teerarak Sutthatiwong aged 37 who is Daily News journalist went to notify POl.Maj.Col.Aomsin Sukkarnkha- inspector of Pattaya police station- that he was attacked by Mr.Santipab who is a journalist of TMN cable TV and his 5 men. The incident took place near Pattaya Pack condominium.
Upon questioning Mr.Teerarak he told the police officer that he had argued with TMN hounalist Mr.Santiparb in Line application. Later Mr.Santiparb was accompanied with his friends to meet him at his condo before they started the argument and fighting. As a result, he decided to notify the police to prosecute TMN journalist. However, the police officer would summon Mr.Santiparb to question later in order to investigate the case.


Set about a year after the events of.
“This isn’t your power. It’s my curse and I’m taking it back”. I like this line quite a bit.
What does the Leader say at 25:08? I got “fools” but that’s about it.
Ultimate Destruction blows this away though. Open world Hulk wins every time!
As a kid I used to always love throwing the military soldiers off the roofs. I always thought the yell they made was hilarious.
It was a unique experience in the Incredible Hulk Universe!!
This was the first game I've ever played (I was born in 2006. I'll be honest the game was kinda trash but that's what I love about it. It'll always be my favorite!
Where i can download this game?? I loved this game when i was a child, i can say that is my favorite game from my chilhood!!!
It might be a simple game in comparison to its successors. The game play might be rusty and small now.
But it's campaign, with all these villains, in this one giant story? A classic feeling Hulk adventure?
Am I the only one who liked the Bruce levels?
14:24 the power of H… LOVE!
Why wasn’t General Ryker a boss battle in this game?
This and the two Spider-Man games. Memory lane.
I have this game since my childhood when I was 10 years old sure does bring me back memories looking at it this Hulk game was one of my favorites.
I'm no genius, but I think the one line you should never tell the Hulk is "Yell all you want." or "Shut up!"
Was this recorded on Dolphin Emulator?
When I was a child the first cutscene always scared me a bit.
………where does he keep getting those shirts?
Is it me or does Hulk sound like Bowser in that game?
7:05 My favorite scene!
 Despite all the hate it might get – was incredible to me then and still is now!
That sound when Bruce is clicking away on the keyboard at the terminal. Pure ASMR.
We need a great hulk game now,enough with spiderman now..Come on marvel!!
11:50 I swear this dude horrified my childhood..
According to Wikipedia. This game is the sequel of the film.


464 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, raising the statewide infection total to 2,196,502.
To date, 34,759 Floridians have died from COVID-19, including an increase of 63 resident deaths from a Thursday count. A total of 684 non-Florida residentFriday, the state reported that 3,345The state does 133,574 and 1,23243,053 and 49641,950 cases and 777 deaths. Brevard County closely mirrors Volusia with 40,013 cases but has recorded more deaths at 849. Seminole has reported 32,964 cases and 480 deaths.
As of Thursday, 8,370,705 people had been vaccinated in Florida. Of that number, 5,554,268 are fully vaccinated, having completed eitherstate posts a daily vaccine distribution summary here (PDF).


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medium heavy soils, but can also be raised on lighter soils and heavy clays, provided
there is adequate irrigation available in the former type of soils and drainage is good in
the latter type of soils. In many places, dark rich clay loams, 120-150cm deep, and lying
on a previous substratum of murum (distintegrated traprock) ae used for this crop. In some
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better germination and good growth. The treatments included were namely control, 0.05%
Bavistin, 2.5% Urea, 2.5% KCI, 2.5% KCI+Urea, 1% Hadron. Two budded setts were used for
planting after treating with above chemicals. Also hot water treatment is given to prevent
seed borne diseases.
Planting of sugarcane is
done in three seasons that is suru- January-February, adsali - July-August
and pre seasonal- October-November for planting generally ridges and furrows are prepared
on 100-120cm spacing. For planting one hectare area 25-30 thousand three eye buded cane
setts are required..
Water requirement of
sugarcane varies from 2000 to 2500 mm depending upon its duration, soil type and
climatological factors. For sugarcane germination, tillering, grand growth and maturity
are the critical stages for irrigation. During germination phase (1-35 days) there should
be enough moisture in the soil for better germination but waterlogging is undesirable as
it leads to rotting of setts. During this period irrigation can be scheduled at weekly
intervals. But irrigation at 10 days interval during tillering stage (36-100 days) is
sufficient. The formative and grand growth stages (101-270 days) are the critical stages
for water demand. During this period irrigation can be practised at weekly intervals. At
the maturity phase (271 days to harvest) fortnightly irrigation is enough. Irrigation will
have to be stopped at 15 days prior to harvest.
application of paddy straw or spreading of sugarcane trash in the field will decrease the
evaporation and thus decrease the water demand of the crop besides improving the yield.
The first hoeing an
weeding should be given to the crop three to four weeks after planting. After germination,
depending on the field conditions and the frequency of irrigation, two or three more
hoeings and weedings may be required during the first three months after planting with the
coming up of the crop. The final earthing-up should be completed before the monsoon rains,
and should generally synchronize with the application of the final dose of fertilizer.
This helps to keep down the weeds.
It is very desirable to
tie up the canes so that they may not sway during the winds, and lodge. The best way to do
the tying is to bring together the stalks from adjacent rows and tie them together with
their own trash and old leaves. In many places cane is tied at two or three levels with
twists of cane trash, the twistline going from one end of the row to the other; sometimes
the stalks are further propped up with bamboos..


A Koala almost burned to death by the Australia fires.inuous amounts of wildlife and habitats dying, we look to our upper class to donate in order to stop it.
Twitter has been up in arms about this wildfire, backlashing celebrities on their minimal effort and participation. After all, they have enough money to last the and their family lifetimes, can’t they do a good deed? After Kylie Jenner posted a photo with Louis Vuitton slides, made out of mink fur, she received an outrageous amount of hatred on twitter. She later deleted the post and donated $1 million to the wildfires. Just as Kim and Kanye are shamed for not donating, Kim released a tweet saying “nAfter this tweet, it was confirmed that her and her husband Kanye West donated $500,000 to the wildfires. Khole Kardashian also showed her support by going to local CVS pharmacies and picking up supplies for Australian firefighters.
Our favorite well-known environmentalist, Leonardo DiCaprio’s Earth Alliance donated $3 million to the wildfire. Chris Hemsworth pledged to donate $1nd Elton John donated $1million to Australia. Not to mention Pink donated $500,000; while Shawn Mendez and Ellen had already donated too.
More celebrities and civilians are finding ways to support Australia. If you are wondering what you can do you help, you can always donate money to the Red Cross or Australia’s fire departments in Victoria and New South Wales.


Do you remember?: Upstate New York earthquake shakes up residents in region
Oct. 10, 2008 Updated: Nov. 17, 2009 4:01 p.m.
The upstate New York earthquake that registered about 5 on the Richter scale shook area residents for about 15 seconds yesterday (Oct. 7, 1983).
A waitress in a Danbury restaurant said the tremor shook a friend's birds off their perch, and a New Milford police dispatcher reported that he awoke to see items dancing across a bureau.
The quake's epicenter was in rural Hamilton County, N.Y., but was felt throughout New England and as far away as Pennsylvania in the south and Montreal in the north.
The president of the University of El Salvador, Miguel Angel Parada, told an audience of about 50 peoplst night (Oct. 7, 1983), that his university is functioning under military occupation, and that because of the military's presence, classes cannot be conducted on campus.
A fire in the old News-Times building on Main Street, Danbury, destroyed the former press room and an addition now used by a janitorial company for storage.
Fire Lt. Jack Murphy was injured when the firetruck in which he was riding lost its brakes and careened into a rise in the roof of the Ho Yuen Restaurant. A pile of cement blocks fell on his lap during the accident.
Another firefighter and a police officer received slight injuries fighting the fire.
Two 8-year-old boys hunting for frogs in a bog off Karen Drive in Bethel, near Rockwell Road, yesterday (Oct. 7, 1983) were rescued by Stony Hill firemen when they became mired past their waists in quicksand-like mud.
Police and firefighters worked to bring the boys to safety using a rope and a rescue stretcher.
The Danbury and Bethel canine shelters reopened this week.
Both were shut down by the state dog warden after three dogs died of what was feared to be parvovirus, a fatal and highly contagious dog disease.
Henry "Hank" Dekker, the former Danbury resident who att blind man to sail from California to Hawaii without electronic navigational equipment, is starting a Hawaiian tour service for disabled people -- possibly the first one in the world, he said.
He hoped his voyage to Hawaii aboard the sloop Dark Star served as an example to handicapped people of what they can accomplish.
W. Edwin Harrison, operator of the Tomlinson Homestead and the New Fairfield Funeral Home, died this week.
He was active in Danbury affairs, serving as a member and chairman of the Danbury Zoning Board of Appeals, Danbury Hospital where he was co-chairman of the progress fund in the 1950s, the Lions Club, the Community Chest, Danbury Savings and Loan and the Greater Danbury Board of Realtors.
He served as a justice of the peace in Danbury for 36 years and performed 1,389 marriage ceremonies.
He also owned trotting horses and was an early member of the U.S. Trotting Association.
A banquet at Stony Hill Inn this week marked the 20th anniversary of the Bethel Business and Professional Women's Club.
A fire at Rogg Manufacturing Co. off Route 7 in New Milford required dozens of firefighters to douse.
About a dozen students in the Danbury area were up at 6:30 a.m. today (Oct. 6, 1958) to begin the NBC television course in "Atomic Age Physics," which is being offered for credit by the extension division of Danbury State Teachers College.
The Country Players of Brookfield presented their first public production, "June Wedding," in the Brookfield Consolidated School.
Formed during the summer months and enjoying a large membership, this group has been working on its first play production, a three-act comedy written by Joseph Hayes, who lives in Brookfield.
The producer is Charles Randall of Bridgewater and Brookfield, and handling the directing chores is Arthur Eberle of Candlewood Lake, Brookfield.
Ches Plemmons of Brookfield is cast as the bridegroom-to-be and Linda Tuck plays the kid sister of the bride-to-be.
The newly organized Taxpayers League swept into office in yesterday's (Oct. 8, 1933) town election, in one of the most pronounced political upsets in the history of Danbury.
Albert P. Walsh, who has served as first selectman for two years, was re-elected to that office as candidate upon both Taxpayers and Democratic tickets bythat office.
One of the biggest surprises was the defeat of John W. Dunleavy, veteran Democratic officeholder, for the office of registrar of voters, by William D. Whitely, Taxpayers League candidate.
A new bus terminal was opened at 296 Main St., Danbury, by the Packard Lines, of which George Eginger is the president.
The lines operate 12-cylinder Cadillac cars of their own, which run between Danbury, Poughkeepsie, Beacon and Newburgh.
Five trips will be made to New York daily, and five-hour service to Boston from Danbury is provided.
Danbury Fair is host today (Oct. 4, 1933) to Gov. Wilbur Cross, who arrived at the Fair early this afternoon led by an honor guard of state troopers.
He was accompanied by an escort of members of the Danbury Rotary Club, where he had earlier given an address.
The crowd around Pomeroy's sunken garden in the main tent at the Fair Grounds was disappointed yesterday (Oct. 6, 1933) when it learned that Green Pattie, the singing frog, had refused to go on with her act at the last minute.
The inside story of Pattie's temperamental flare-up is that a few minutes before some boys had found Pattie near the grandstand and returned her to the pool in the sunken garden, thinking she had lost her way.
"Daredevil" Williams showed evidences of his long grind in an attempt to drive a car for six days and six nights in a 75-foot circle at the Fair.
Thursday night he erred in his driving and the car hit the fence enclosing the circle, denting the right fender.
Tracks have been worn by the car in the ground of the circle so deep in places that it was necessary to unload several trucks of gravel so the drive would continue without scraping the bottom of the car's chassis.
The Sunday night train from New York arrived in Danbury 15 minutes late, its six cars filled to capacity with exhibitors coming to prepare for the Danbury Fair.
The baggage car was filled with trunks and paraphernalia and the baggage room of the White Street station had the appearance of that in the Grand Central Station.
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Southern Ontario is in the middle of a parade of systems that will track across over the next 10 days, with most of them being Alberta clippers just brushing the region with a few cm of snow. Such will be the case by Tuesday morning, likely beginning to fall in time for the morning commute in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), so travel will likely be impacted. Temperatures will again remain chilly, but a significant bump in daytime highs that will surpass the freezing mark is expected by Thursday afternoon. Another significant system is eyeing a weekend track, but for now, it primarily rain. More on the timing and impacts of this week’s systems, below.
By Monday overnight, more widespread wet snow is expected to push into southwestern Ontario, as an Alberta clipper pushes through the region through Tuesday.
The snow will be falling for the Tuesday morning commute across the GTA, which could slow travel times as you make your way into school and work. As temperatures rise slightly above freezing, some areas along the lakeshore, including Niagara, could see some mixing through the morning hours.
Most areas will see less than 5 cm of snow, especially for cities like Toronto and Hamilton, but 5-10+ cm could pile up for places southeast of Lake Huron, near London and in parts of the Muskoka area.
“While snowfall totals will be slightly less than Sunday’s system, impact could be higher for drivers because roads will be colder and more cars will be out,Daytime highs will tumble back near freezing once again on Friday, becoming blustery with scattered flurries possible.
Forecasters are watching the next significant system for Saturday and Sunday, though at this point it looks like just primarily rain, with heavy snow expected for areas well north of the GTA. There’s still some uncertainty, however, with the timing and impacts of that storm system.
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