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Western Watersheds Project urges federal judge to reverse USFWS decision not to list the sage grouse
By Ralph Maughan On July 10, 2007 · 16 Comments · In Endangered Species Act, Politics, Wildlife Habitat
Judge urged to toss ruling that denied sage grouse protection. By Todd Dvorak. AP writer.
The oil and gas industry, Farm Bureau, and assorted developers seem to feel immensely threatened by efforts to conserve the sage grouse and with it the remainders of the former "sagebrush sea" of the West.
It may be that once again the Bush Administration shot itself in the foot in the person of Julie MacDonald, former deputy assistant for fish, wildlife and parks in the Dept. of Interior, who resigned two months ago after revelations that she ignored the findings of scientists, rewrote their recommendations, and in general interfered politically with their job of deciding whether the sage grouse (and other plants and animals) merited listing as "threatened" or "endangered."
Photo courtesy Idaho BLM
Bush's ex-surgeon general tells House panel he was muzzled. SF Chronicle. This has nothing to do with wildlife, but is another example that the political muzzling, deliberate ignorance of science, etc. in the Bush Administration does not apply only to wildlife and closely related policies.
Bush Administration Muzzled Surgeon General. Science Blogs
16 Responses to Western Watersheds Project urges federal judge to reverse USFWS decision not to list the sage grouse
Fish and Wildlife Service pretty much ignored the science in the Sage Grouse Conservation Assessment in failing to list Sage Grouse. There are habitat maps that are in that document put together in 2003-2004. And they are now outdated … and the loss of habitat is now much worse than it was even then …
The maps show the largest core (continuous sagebrush cover) habitats remaining in Wyoming and the Owyhee country of northern Nevada, Idaho, and eastern Oregon. A lot of the Nevada core habitat in Elko burned up last year. Now this year the Tongue fire is already burning in the Idaho portion of the ever-shrinking "core" habitat.
And how much as the Oil and Gas industry destruction INCREASED in Wyoming?
At the Sage Grouse Listing hearing in Boise, there was a battery of Attorneys: One from the Justice Department representing Fish and Wildlife and its abandonment of science, an "Industry" attorney, and attorneys representing both states of Idaho and Wyoming. The Wyoming fellow spoke of the "new conservation paradigm" that was supposed to be saving sage grouse. How absurd – especially coming from a person from the Oil Rig and CBM land of Wyoming.
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Give it a chance. Merle Lefkoff is working with biologists and the people at the grassroots level on this. She has had success with projects like this around the world. Don't hold your breath on failure here. If you would ever once admit that sometimes the land and it's creatures can be better off wth people, especially ranchers, on it, I'd figure you for more than just a hack for the "peopleless land cult", devoid of all real care, observation or science, as long as the cult is honored then nothing else, including nature matters.
I no many who know more than you do. They are on the land helping to bring it to abundance. Your comments on cheatgrass invasions being caused by cattle some way or another is not true. You are practicising a cultish mumbo-jumbo. Zion National Park is cheatgrass central no cattle. You should practice fenceline surveys to analyse what you can actually see.
Much of the areas that have become peopleless are greatly deteriorated. Ancient herdland, live soils ecologies going progressive senescent.
The Migratory Herdland ecological pathway is resilient and life-giving. Well-managed herdlands are quickly becoming the norm, the moderate grazing predominating in the SW today is easily surpassing long term rested areas in broad-scale ecological abundance.
The decades long landscape-scale experiments called National Parks ripe for diagnosis, examples of the European assumption that non-disturbance is natural as a policy for protection of western lands. People have honestly believed this.
Are you willing to take an honest look at how your "beliefs" affect the lives of the wild organisms that live in National Parks in lower-elevation precipitation zones and climates that are not like Europe?
The average grass plant is dead. The native bunchgrasses are almost gone. The most common grass is non-native cheatgrass. Native grass seedlings are very rare, typically less than 3% in a good year. Animals, birds, and insects that cannot adapt to these conditions are gone.
The Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge was over-grazed, then the grasslands were restored by a rancher before being bought by USFWS in 1985. Since that time the Buenos Aires has been ungrazed by livestock. An aggressive prescribed fire program has been implimented to protect the area from mesquite encroachment. Much of the land looks like it's been graze-burnt, as if its been severely overgrazed, remember it was a functional and abundant grassland when the cattle were removed.
The masked bobwhite has not thrived Though some 2,000 captive-bred birds are released annually the yearly censuses typically indicate about 300-500 out of tens of thousands released.
Working ranches, where the Migratory Herdland ecological pathway is functioning are very different from the parks and refuges that are next to them or that occupy the same soils, rainfall zones, elevations, and ecotypes. The data are basically opposites:
*The average native perennial grass and flowering plants here are thriving: the native bunchgrasses and the prostrate native garss species are dark in color and strong stemmed.
* There are many native flowers; plants are inches or fractions of inches apart.
* Seedlings outnumber old plants several times, establishing in amounts exceeding death rate.
Why do public lands users fear Endangered Species Act listing for greater sage-grouse? If graziers, oil and gas developers, off-road vehicle riders, utility companies and others are already doing all that is necessary to recover sage-grouse (as they claim), what do they have to fear from listing? They have every opportunity to demonstrate that their activities don't harm sage-grouse and that grouse populations are increasing in despite their use of public lands.
On the other hand, if sage-grouse continue to decline due to habitat loss and degradation, then Endangered Species Act protection will serve as a safety net for the species by restricting harmful activities in sage-grouse range and ensuring that the burden of conserving sage-grouse falls equally on all stakeholders.
The website Mark refers to http://www.sagebrushsea.org/. Webmaster.
mikarooni says:
Mary, I'm afraid that you're the one "practicising a cultish mumbo-jumbo" and even more afraid that uninformed people will read your stuff and give it credibility out of ignorance. Sure, kt may be a bit of a purist on occasion; but, she's on very solid ground when she links oil and gas development to problems in sage grouse country. The truth is that it is your stuff, not hers, that consistently leans more toward cult nonsense. "The Migratory Herdland ecological pathway is resilient and life-giving." Are you still on that kick? One minute you quote that garbage and the next you're criticizing people for not understanding that their environments "are not like Europe." So, how exactly does your use of European livestock with an African grazing model on North American range come closer to fitting the picture? You just bounce from one wall to another and, under the circumstances, those walls ought to at least be padded and the door locked. I'm sorry; but, the sad thing is that you and your poorly educated, but fairly inbred, friends don't even have the capability to comprehend how ridiculously mixed up you are.
Mary…You mentioned research done by Merle Lefkoff. I can't seem to find any info on the work she is doing or has done. Please let me know where I can locate some of her work. Thankyou.
Jerry, From her biop Merle seems to be working as a facilitator, using the knowledge of biologists and those who live on the ground to effect ecological restorations with the help of the traditional cultures on the land, the results are awesome and dwarf all "no use" areas for ecological values.
Another really good one is Tommie Cline Martin. "Tommie is dedicated to healty natural environments and rural cultures, and to the idea of creating a synergistic, life-blessed interface between these and urban civilization."
Merle is vice-chair of the Quivira Coalition and I think they can both be reached through that organization:
The Quivera Coalition
551 Cordova Road, #423
Santa Fe, NM 867505
http://www.quiviracoalition.org
executive@quiviracoalition.org
Sorry Mickarooni, your logic and lack of information don't hold water. The people working on this project are the historic often indigenous cultures. The grass, watershed, and land does not care which ungulate it comes from as long as , like cattle, it has hooves to make indentations to catch seeds and water, and the urine and manure to fertilize and innoculate the soil. The grass doesn't care who eats it, but will become senescent if it isn't.
The legal definition of inigenious ias at least three generatons on the land. Many "European" families here qualify.
Mickerooni:
The people of the land are your most often allies in opposition of oil and gas mining of the Rockies area, which pollutes their immediate water source amongst other very serious and direct impacts to them
The endangered species act is being used as a tool for process here (of rural cleansing) here not results. The NGOs and Agencies have for the most part abandoned nature for this process. There fore it does not phase them at all when they finally admit that the (haha) Northern Spotted owl didn't really nest in old growth afterall.
Now in Oregon these conservation biologists themselves are going to kill off masses of barred owls with shotguns because they "say" they are killing the spotted owls even though there is known case of a barred owl out competing or killing a spotted owl, though many instances of them being killed by hawks etc. Your guess is as good as mine.
It's somewhere on the sosforests website, where Mike has a GREAT biblography of Forest history of North America. Did you know that all "old growth" forests are anthropogenic? The really magnificient forests never exist without mans stewardship.
The ranchers here are WHAT'S HAPPENING in species recovery here, outside the wolf, which is not being managed to either the wolves or the peoples benefit. No use areas are fast becoming lands of little natural culture, stripped of the most effective abundance booster of so many centuries on the land, man in the form of good steward.
Note I added the boldface in Mary's quote to call attention to it, so people can see how it relates to my follow-up. She did not put it in boldface. Webmaster.
The notion that the Endangered Species Act is a tool for "rural cleansing" is both a dangerous and outrageous comment.
It is outrageous because it assumes people who don't want to see most of our native species disappear really have another agenda — one of genocide of rural people.
It is dangerous because if someone thinks a group of people are out to kill them off, they will act to defend themselves. If I really thought some person or group was out to kill me, I might well act first.
I think you ought to consider comments such as "rural cleansing" much more carefully.
I've never been to your "neck of the woods," and there are two reasons – the perception that it is plenty dangerous for outsiders to visit there, and the danger is not from wolves. 2. I have heard that it is an overgrazed, eroding mess.
No wonder Catron County and some others with this viewpoint have such an awful reputation among many of those who follow Western politics and culture.
Mary, I think I hear the black helicopters coming…get to hidin' in the cellar quick!!
Ralph, I have been there, a lot, and 1) it certainly can be "plenty dangerous for outsiders" and, no, "the danger is not from wolves" and 2) it sure is "an overgrazed, eroding mess" in so many areas. Much of the problem is a result of the long history of primitive superstition, poor education, and childlike emotionalism in those rural people and it continues today. It truly is a western version of Appalachia, only the real Appalachia has thankfully evolved past those old stereotypes.
It also doesn't help when groups like the Quivira Coalition, eager to gain followers, stoop to sugar-coated pablum, half-truths, and fairy-tale pandering to their target audience. Just look at the stilted, skewed, and loaded language that is encouraged. "…dedicated to healthy natural environments and rural cultures, and to the idea of creating a synergistic, life-blessed interface between these and urban civilization." It's part pseudo-science and part Elmer Gantry, not to mention preaching that the European settlers in the area are really indigenous, which smacks of the NAZI technique of preaching superiority based on whatever perverted interpretation they could get the Germans to believe.
Thanks milkarooni,
It's probably good to get some Catron County folks on the blog, so people can see what they believe.
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mikarooni — There are still isolated pockets in Appalachia. I was wondering if anyone else was reminded of the "N"s". About three years ago in WV, an "outsider from NY" bought some property in one of those areas. It is common that someone in the community starts a rumor to justify any actions they deem "necessary". One was started about the outsider. Feet bound together and tied to the back of a pick-up, the person was dragged behind on a gravel road for quite some distance. When they were thru having their fun the person was dumped in a ditch. The police officers who "investigated" deemed this incident an "accidental"
I would rather live deep in the wilderness with bears, cougers, and wolves. I know what to expect from the animals…..
Come on you guts, you're behaving like a buncha blind yesmen for your agenda. Rational after rational you come up with does not relate to the reality here.
What I'm saying about the ecological benefits of human use and cattle on the land is not untruth. People who have open minds and investigate will find this truth in scientific papers put out by the feds own scientists Dr John Rinne, world reknowned ecologist and foremost fisheries research biologist in the SW has stated that he is personnally aware that forced removal (thanks to the Center for Biological Diversity) of cattle access to the rivers in AZ has led to the extinction of endangered cyprinids (minnows, dace, chubs suckers) on vast reaches of AZ rivers.
The last "save the spikedace" program (CBD lawsuit) pretty much destroyed the entire native fish populations on the Verde River in AZ, which before cattle were removed was a top native fishery. The last spikedace was seen in the Verde
the year they took the cattle of. Native fish here like thrive with the disturbance of cattle, at river crossings, where streams pass through corrals (J. Rinne). No the Center for biological destruction wants to repeat the slaughter of native fish in NM.
I am not spouting the "scientific" yes man blather the corrupt "scientific" yes men often quoted by the Center For Biological Destruction who have testified in court making such astute observations such as "Cows eat fish" and "cows step on the redds (nests)" of fish that don't even lay eggs. Its public record. As a REAL reasearch scientist of integrity, without ties to funding by such thigs as quote-unquote "saving" fish etc. His papers are published in scientific journals, just like the sellout peopleless landscape agendists who are destroying nature here. You see, if depart from reality for your measure in order to serve an agenda rather than nature, you actions become destructive to nature, just like Maxam's liquidation of the vast private forests in Northern California back in the '70s. Lust for result over perception gives one a black thumb when it comes nature, developing policies not to save nature, but to satisfy a bias such as "all ranching should be removed from the west" Even if it destroys all the endangered cyprinids in Az and NM? YEP! Even if it destroys the last generational and sustainable cultures in AZ and NM who have achieved a high and bountiful level of stewardship of THEIR land, which will go to developers as the gradualism of the rural cleansing/cultural genocide progresses?
Hey I GET IT! Its ok for you'all to commit cultural genocide, but its some sort of crime if I call you on it. I'm not scared of you and I'm definately not going for your jive. And there's nothing scary or outre about stating the obvious.
The Re-wilding Institute wants our land and they will and are committing these crimes against nature and humanity to get it.
They BRAG about how they're now writing the script for the Government agencies obviously now enthralled to their agenda. Have you ever noticed how the plan to return 50% of the land to something its never been before and they don't ever mention exactly how they're going to accomplish this rural cleansing (of people who work and fight hard against massive odds to STAY ON THE LAND) that is their stated goal "peopleless landscape". The whole ecology of the earth has changed for good since man became a part of the picture.
I guess those in the cities better move over. And the people in Albuquerque and Phoenix thought the mexican population was unbearable. If I call it a rural exodus, is that a more acceptable term than the genocide being caused by constant harrassment (OF "to set dogs upon) and removal of use of our properties. Even the World Bank recognizes in a new policy statement that removal of use is the same as displacement and needs to be compensated.
You think those that are working hard to drive people off the land here will recognize the morality of that? Fat chance. These people are rapidly entering a state of sub-human and degenerating in my book. Wake up or join the crowd down there with the scum of sub-human faschist mentality.
Davej says:
Thanks for the interesting post. The first part was informative and worthy of debate, but you lost me near the end. And don't even talk about "scum of sub-human faschist (sic) mentality". The green men (a.k.a. United Nations biodiversity security forces) are probably watching you. And if they can overturn the Supreme Court (formerly the 3rd branch of the US Govt, now a quasi-independent corporation run by the executive branch) they WILL confisicate your house unless you put on some solar panels or add a whole ton of insulation to your attic. And you think they're gonna compensate you for it? NO WAY. They will probably move you into a wolf's den, or maybe make you live in a fricken BIRD'S NEST. I read all about it in RANGE magazine a couple of months ago. Very Informative. Really.
But, hey, sorry I diverged a little there. While thinking about what you wrote, one question in particular came to mind: How did the fish in Arizona manage to survive prior to the arrival of cows?
I have found no science on how the cyprinids survived without cattle but have wondered about that. My guess is that they were here before cattle but never thrived as they did over such a large territory till cattle provided the, "warm shallow braided refugia" (J. Rinne) in more abundance at their watering sights.
The dynamics of the death of the native fish on the Verde is interesting. When cattle were removed (thanks to the Center for Bioillogical Destruction) the river changed dramatically as plant growth quickly began to solidly "hedge in" the shoreline. This caused the river to run ever narrower, deeper and colder forming perfect habit for the exotic eastern species such as Bass who moved in and thrived in their posh new digs.
The cattleless rivers are for the most part experiencing much more erosion than they did before, channeling ever deeper as silt builds up in the thick hedges and the force of faster more deeply channeled water digs ever deeper. Kind of an arroyo effect with often very thick willow and cottonwood hedges, sometimes 40+ feet either side. Not really trout habitat.
On the Blue River the effect is the same but this smaller river looks to be drying up from the huge amount of thick growth hemming it in. At night when the willows and cottonwoods stop sucking the water that evaporates from their leaves the river comes up again. I give it another 5-10 years of life judging by the rate its disappearing and the size the cottonwoods are achieving and the ever greater width and mass of the willow thicket.
I guess I'm safe. I do have solar panels. Designed my system myself (480 watts of panels) and a new 40 year, (remote telecommunications) battery. It's been working beautifully for 10+ years, lots of insulation above – R46 in the ceiling, and strawbale walls. I really live really, really green, grow my own fruit and vegetables and herbs, and save the seeds each year.
Contrary to the blather by some on this site, I am not stupid and like my neighbors have a keen thirst for exploration and knowledge. It's really interesting to go to meetings with people who must constantly be in a state of discovery and adaptability and change survive and thrive in nature here and the so-called "environmentalists" that flock in to insert their presence and agendas into our lives. The people here are always interesting, and at meetings everyone has a different perspective or insight to add to the considerations at hand. The so-called "environmentalists" on the other hand have what you see so much in evidence on this sight. A kind of lockstep mentality that repeats the same tired dogmas over and over again. At the meetings you'll get a couple of facinating insights by the locals and the (here it comes again) a word for word repetition of what the last 6 "enviros". Exact numbers, words, etc. I really don't think they think. Its like someone inserted a tape and that's all that's there. GREAT fascist agenda fodder! Scary when you logically follow the implications though.


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Josias Honorable aka JoJo is not my youngest son, but he is my littlest.
We think he might actually be from a part of Congo where the people are a bit shorter. Or maybe he just hasn't had a growth spurt yet. He is only one year old after all. We celebrated his first birthday a couple of weeks ago.
In any case what JoJo lacks in height he makes up for with a HUGE personality. He is funny and fast and fantastic. He has crazy twisty hair that totally fits his personality. He loves to play chase, climb stairs, and anything else that he can reach.
He is the fastest crawler in the west and now that he is walking we can hardly keep up with him. He loves to tickle and kiss and play for hours on end.
even sleeps well--must be all the energy he expends throughout the day.
My favorite thing about JoJo is the way he "sings". He is not talking yet, but when you cuddle him up against your neck or if he is in a really good mood he makes the most adorable cooing sounds in your ear.
Happy First Birthday, JoJo. I am so happy that you are part of our family and you are home to celebrate this big day! See some quick clips of JoJo walking and Manny giving it a good effort below.


An E.Coli scare has prompted a boil water advisory (BWA) for residents in parts of the city of Longueuil, Qu��bec as of the afternoon of September 6.
Laboratory findings indicated positive tests for E.Coli bacteria in the water supply system supplying the neighbourhoods of Saint-Hubert, Boucherville and Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville. This is the largest of the city's three water systems.
Located across the St. Lawrence River from Montreal, 264,000 of the city's residents are affected by the advisory.
According to city spokesperson, Louis-Pascal Cyr, they haven't discovered the source of the E.Coli yet.
"When we received the lab results we discovered that at one point there was some contamination," said Cyr, "It's very rare that the problem comes from the water treatment facility. A common cause is there are some public works somewhere like a construction site and someone has hit the pipes (resulting in contamination)."
He added that the samples could have just been improperly handled at the lab but at this point they are exploring many avenues to find out the cause.
Follow up samples have been taken and they are waiting to find those results before determining next steps.
"Before taking drastic measures, like flushing the entire system, we need to be really sure what the result of the tests are," said Cyr, "The Qu��bec provincial regulation on water quality is making us take two separate series of sample before we're able to lift the advisory. It takes about 24 hours for a sample to grow in the lab, so the ball park is about a 48 hour delay before we can lift."
To alert residents of the advisory, the city of Longueuil will rely on a few different mediums. In addition to spreading the word through traditional media, they have electronic billboards that will be permanently showing the BWA information. The city's social media pages are also active and followers have been tagging other residents to inform them to be wary. They also have a call system set up where people who are on the land line directory or have registered their cell phones will receive automated phone messages or texts with relevant information. who ate there between September 6 to 8 know for sure.


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The power of any story lies in how effective it is at making a reader feel something with or for its characters. In this workshop, we're going to play with fear.
Sometimes we need our character to be scary. Or get into a scary situation. Even if we've been there ourselves, it's a challenge to convey fear across the page and really make a reader feel it. It can be especially hard when we all know it's going to work out just fine for our hero. A master storyteller will have readers scared just the same!
Come prepared to write, share, and discuss during the workshop. If you don't have a current work-in-progress to play with during class, don't worry. Writing prompts will give you avenues explore as we develop our storycraft together!
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Flight Wine Bar to open second location
Sheila Livadas
Flight Wine Bar on Exchange Boulevard plans to open a second location next year at College Town, the $100 million project connecting the University of Rochester with the city's Mt. Hope neighborhood.
The new site will be twice as large as the wine bar's Corn Hill Landing location, which recently celebrated its third anniversary.
"We'll still have some wines on tap like we do now. We'll still be very true to traditional wine bar-type atmosphere, where it will feel casual and lounge-like," says Flight co-owner Tasia Verno.
"…It's not going to be a twin," of the original location, she adds.
Slated to open next fall, the new operation will occupy a corner space in the College Town complex that lends itself to outdoor seating, Verno says. The increased square footage will allow for a lengthier wine list and the addition of spirits to the beverage menu.
Details surrounding food service still need to be ironed out, Verno says.
Flight, which appeared on Travel and Leisure
magazine's list of best U.S. wine bars in 2012, is at 262 Exchange Blvd. in Rochester. For information, call (585) 360-4180 or go to winebarflight.com


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Iraqi special forces soldiers use radio communication as a tank rolls down an alley in the village of Bazwaya, some 8 kilometers from the center of Mosul, Iraq, Oct. 31, 2016.
From Washington, this is VOA News.
I'm Frances Alonzo reporting.
Iraq's special forces entered Mosul city limits Tuesday. They are advancing toward its more urban center and are encountering fierce resistance by Islamic State group fighters who hold the city, according to an Iraqi special forces general.
The troops by noon, local time, were only 800 meters from the Karama district.
U.S. defense spokesman Peter Cook, on Monday, said they were pleased with the progress made thus far.
"We have seen reports from Iraqi forces that they are in some places less than a kilometer from Mosul itself. While distance is not the best measure of the fight ahead and the coalition's prepared for difficult fighting ahead, there's no question that counter-ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant) forces continue to have the momentum in this fight."
The troops' advance could be the start of a grueling and slow operation.
Russia's Defense Minister said Tuesday a Western failure to rein in violent Islamists in Syria had indefinitely delayed the resumption of peace talks.
The minister says rebels, backed by Western governments, had attacked civilians in Aleppo, despite a pause in Russian and Syrian air attacks.
Pakistani opposition leader Imran Khan has called off a mass protest aimed at shutting down the capital and forcing the resignation of the prime minister.
Khan announced Tuesday he was calling off his "million men" rally, a day before it was due to take place in Islamabad. He says his supporters should instead "celebrate victory."
With a week to go until Election Day, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are storming battleground states Tuesday. Trump was scheduled to speak in Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. And Clinton is in the must-win state of Florida.
You could follow VOA's live election coverage on Tuesday, November 8 at VOANews.com.
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After a long hiatus, Chevrolet has once again begun building Stingray Corvettes, and the 2015 model may not be known for its great looks but for the Performance Data Recorder (PDR).
Volvo along with updating Sensus Connect, on-board infotainment and navigation solutions through cloud-based services, Volvo Car Group also announced it would be the first to market with Pandora internet radio service via the Volvo Cloud.
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The Edward T. Cone Concert Series is curated by David Lang, Artist-in-Residence at the Institute for Advanced Study. We are excited to welcome members of our community back to Wolfensohn Hall and to maintain our live streaming of each concert to be enjoyed the world around.
Below is a preview of the 2021–2022 concert series. Please watch your email this fall for your chance to register for these musical performances!
Saturday, October 2, 2021, 8:00 p.m.
Music and Memory
Rolf Schulte, violin
The New Yorker calls Rolf Schulte "one of the most distinguished violinists of our day." This concert brings together a chain of solo violin music about memory – Elliott Carter's wispy Mnemosyne, his Four Lauds, written in memory of composers he had known, and Stravinsky's Élègie, which Schulte played at Carter's memorial service. Interleafing with these are the movements of a piece from Western classical music's collective memory, Sonata No. 2 in A minor, by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Saturday, November 6, 2021, 8:00 p.m.
Revelation: Music in Pure Intonation
Michael Harrison, piano
Composer and pianist Michael Harrison's deep training in both Western and Indian classical musics has led him to become a pioneer in the world of just intonation. The piano is normally tuned so that the intervals between each note are equal, which is physically not natural; just intonation seeks to return tuning to its natural roots, in which musical intervals reflect their origins in perfect mathematical proportions. For this concert our piano will be retuned every day for a week before the concert, so that it will stay true to the mindbending sound world of this intense, hypnotic masterpiece.
Saturday, December 4, 2021, 8:00 p.m.
The Passinge Mesures
Mahan Esfahani, harpsichord
Born in Tehran and raised in the United States, Mahan Esfahani is one of the most acclaimed harpsichordists in the world today. A scholar as well as a performer, Esfahani is equally at home in music of the ancient past and pieces being written right now. This concert will include both new and old works, and will highlight intricate and virtuosic compositions by two titans of Elizabethan music, John Bull and William Byrd.
Friday, March 18 & Saturday, March 19, 2022, 8:00 p.m.
Fanm d'Ayiti (Women of Haiti)
Nathalie Joachim with the Spektral Quartet
In 2015, Haitian-American composer, singer and flutist Nathalie Joachim decided to compose new music that would explore her connections to her immediate family, to her heritage, and to her artistic roots. The result is Fanm D'Ayiti (Women of Haiti), a collection of songs that weave together her own family stories with powerful tributes to three pioneering Haitian female musicians—Carole Demesmin, Emerante de Pradines and Toto Bissainthe. With the collaboration of Chicago's Spektral Quartet, Joachim has created a song cycle of immense poignancy and beauty, for which they were recognized when the commercial recording was nominated for a Grammy Award just this past year.
Friday, April 29 & Saturday, April 30, 2022, 8:00 p.m.
Benjamin Bagby, voice and medieval harp
In a tour de force of storytelling, medieval music scholar and performer Benjamin Bagby demonstrates how music supports the recounting of the story of Beowulf. This epic tale of heroes and monsters was written down over a thousand years ago, but it may in fact be much older, and Bagby declaims the entire tale, from start to finish. The famed warrior comes alive as Bagby sings, speaks, intones and howls the story at us, in Anglo-Saxon, accompanying himself on medieval harp and with projected English supertitles.


A few days ago, I received one hell of an amazing surprise upon getting home from work.
Some kind persons have found my Teacher's Wish List on Amazon and BOUGHT THE ENTIRE LIST OUT anonymously, with some other contributions to boot! I have NO idea who did this, although I suspect they might have found out about my classroom through the website Reddit.
If you're reading this right now, please know how absolutely humbled and grateful I am for your kindness, Nameless Do-Gooders. You are the best!
College Bound Students Need New Reading Opportunities, a DonorsChoose proposal for additions to my classroom library.
Please click through and check 'em out!
This past week was Homecoming at my high school. We have a week-long build up to the Homecoming Game where every day is themed. Students and teachers have a lot of fun participating and I decided to get into the spirit with my chalkboard drawings.
Apologies to the legions of Werther's Originals fans out there but seriously, go buy a roll of Life Savers already.
Haven't read Bone? What are you waiting for?!?
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RALEIGH, N.C. — Gov. Roy Cooper on Tuesday called for the removal of Confederate monuments.
The governor's call to remove Confederate monuments comes a day after protesters in Durham pulled down a Confederate statue in front of the Old Courthouse.
On Tuesday, one of the protesters was arrested and charged.
"Our Civil War history is important, but it belongs in textbooks and museums — not a place of allegiance on our Capitol grounds," Cooper wrote.
You can read the governor's full article here.


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Rev. Barber: The Bible and Constitution are Socialist
RALEIGH – While the Moral Monday protests have subsided in recent years, the titular head of that Leftist hissy fit, Reverend William Barber, has moved on to greener pastures hocking his brand of woke religiosity on a national level and still spewing the same extreme views. The latest came in a recent speech in which Barber said that the Bible and the United States Constitution are based on socialism and therefore demands adherence to the social justice crowd's postmodern edicts.
DNC Speaker Rev. William Barber: Socialism Endorsed By Constitution, Biblepic.twitter.com/jPA08RC87Z
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 24, 2019
How far we have come in a few short years, from Democrats squirming to avoid the socialist label, to the Left's movement leaders deifying all that is collectivist and against the individual.
Rev. Barber helps the Left promulgate this sprint toward collectivism by adding a spiritual flare that enables them to claim moral high ground for their depraved ideas. Specifically, Barber leads a social/economic justice agitation operation called the Poor People's Campaign, which might as well be called the proletariat. Wrapped in all the sanctity he can muster, Barber helps to warp and distort the messages and moral absolutes expressed in the Bible to ordain socialism the blessed political system.
North Carolina conservative radio host Pete Kaliner adroitly points out just how twisted and contradictory the assertion is:
"No, socialism is not Christian. Jesus wasn't a socialist.
No, the US Constitution is not socialist.
But notice the applause Barber gets in stating these things.
Naturally, the same folks clapping for this message are the very same ones who scream about "separation of church and state" – as they did in the "Moral Monday" protests. See, it's acceptable when the left uses religion and Christianity to expand government. But if you use religion and Christianity to argue against abortion, you'll be accused of committing treason against the Constitutional separation of church and state — which doesn't actually appear in the Constitution.
To collectivists, everything is viewed through the collective. So, people making individual decisions to help their fellow human beings is not really part of the equation except as an "Oh, yeah – and charity, OF COURSE" tacked onto any discussion about how to alleviate poverty. It's easy to call upon someone else to help. It's much harder to provide that assistance yourself — to voluntarily sacrifice your own comforts and wealth for the benefit of another when nobody else is matching your efforts. […]"
While Barber pushes the idea that socialism emanates from the Bible and the Constitution, the reality has been one of the Left forcing socialism into them both in an attempt to pervert their meaning to benefit them politically.
And the stage this message is delivered on has only become bigger and bigger for voices like that of Barber. Indeed, the embrace of socialism has become public with enthusiasm, and the fervor on the Left will only accelerate in the near term.
See Barber's full speech and the rest of Pete Kaliner's take on the reverend here.


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Pharmacological Therapy of Parkinson's Disease: Current Options and New Avenues
Author(s): Nicola Simola, Department of Toxicology, University of Cagliari, Via Ospedale, 72, 09124 Cagliari,, Italy	Annalisa Pinna, Sandro Fenu.
Journal Name: Recent Patents on CNS Drug Discovery (Discontinued)
Parkinsons disease is a neurodegenerative pathology which affects the dopaminergic neurons in the mesencephalon, leading to a progressive and relentless motor disability and to non-motor symptoms of different severity. The aim of this review is to summarize the features of drugs currently used in the pharmacotherapy of Parkinsons disease, with a look at their beneficial effects and limitations. Drugs acting on dopamine transmission, as L-DOPA, direct dopaminergic agonists, inhibitors for either the MAO or COMT enzymes and drugs acting on neurotransmitters other than dopamine (e.g. acetylcholine, glutamate) will be covered. Investigational drugs currently under examination for their therapeutic potential in Parkinsons disease and recent patents which may be relevant to the field will be also discussed.
Keywords: L-DOPA, dopamine direct agonists, MAO inhibitors, COMT inhibitors, anticholinergics, amantadine, motor impairment.
Recent Patents on CNS Drug Discovery (Discontinued)
Title:Pharmacological Therapy of Parkinson's Disease: Current Options and New Avenues
Author(s):Nicola Simola, Annalisa Pinna and Sandro Fenu
Affiliation:Department of Toxicology, University of Cagliari, Via Ospedale, 72, 09124 Cagliari
Keywords:L-DOPA, dopamine direct agonists, MAO inhibitors, COMT inhibitors, anticholinergics, amantadine, motor impairment.
Abstract: Parkinsons disease is a neurodegenerative pathology which affects the dopaminergic neurons in the mesencephalon, leading to a progressive and relentless motor disability and to non-motor symptoms of different severity. The aim of this review is to summarize the features of drugs currently used in the pharmacotherapy of Parkinsons disease, with a look at their beneficial effects and limitations. Drugs acting on dopamine transmission, as L-DOPA, direct dopaminergic agonists, inhibitors for either the MAO or COMT enzymes and drugs acting on neurotransmitters other than dopamine (e.g. acetylcholine, glutamate) will be covered. Investigational drugs currently under examination for their therapeutic potential in Parkinsons disease and recent patents which may be relevant to the field will be also discussed.
Nicola Simola, Annalisa Pinna and Sandro Fenu, "Pharmacological Therapy of Parkinson's Disease: Current Options and New Avenues", Recent Patents on CNS Drug Discovery (Discontinued) (2010) 5: 221. https://doi.org/10.2174/157488910793362421
Structure – Function Relationships of Pre-Fibrillar Protein Assemblies in Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders
Quetiapine Induced Hypomania: A Case Report and a Review of the Literature
Current Drug Safety
Are Circulating Monocytes as Microglia Orthologues Appropriate Biomarker Targets for Neuronal Diseases? (Supplementry Table)
Central Nervous System Agents in Medicinal Chemistry
The Effects of Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) in the Treatment of Depression and Depressive Symptoms in Other Psychiatric and Medical Illnesses: A Systematic Review
Current Drug Targets
Macrophage Migration Inhibitory Factor: A Therapeutic Target Across Inflammatory Diseases
Insulin-Degrading Enzyme: Structure-Function Relationship and its Possible Roles in Health and Disease
18F-Labeled 2-Arylquinoline Derivatives for Tau Imaging: Chemical, Radiochemical, Biological and Clinical Features
Cardiovascular and Metabolic Effects of Ghrelin
Are Descending Control Pathways of the Lower Urinary Tract and Pain Overlapping Systems?
Colchicine Protects Dopaminergic Neurons in a Rat Model of Parkinson's Disease
mGlu5, Dopamine D2 and Adenosine A2A Receptors in L-DOPA-induced Dyskinesias
Integrated Metabolomics and Phytochemical Genomics Approaches for Studies on St. John's Wort
The Natural Products Journal
Natural Protective Amyloids
Current Protein & Peptide Science
Clinico-Pathologic Function of Cerebral ABC Transporters – Implications for the Pathogenesis of Alzheimers Disease
The Therapeutic Impact of New Migraine Discoveries
Geniposide Attenuates Oligomeric Aβ1-42-Induced Inflammatory Response by Targeting RAGE-Dependent Signaling in BV2 Cells
Combination Treatment in Alzheimers Disease: Results of a Randomized, Controlled Trial with Cerebrolysin and Donepezil
Preclinical Profile of Bacopasides From Bacopa monnieri (BM) As An Emerging Class of Therapeutics for Management of Chronic Pains


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L' est une des  après l'ère Bunroku et avant l'ère Genna. Elle couvre la période allant du mois d'octobre 1596 au mois de juillet 1615. Les empereurs régnants sont  et .

Changement d'ère
 1596  : le nom de l'ère est changé pour celui de Keichō pour marquer le passage de plusieurs désastres naturels. L'ère précédente se termine et la nouvelle commence le vingt-sept de Bunroku 5.

Événements de l'ère Keichō
 Keichō gannen () ou Keichō 1 (1596):
 1596 (Keichō 1) : Guerre Imjin (invasion de la Corée)
  (Keichō 3,  du ) : Toyotomi Hideyoshi, meurt dans son château de Fushimi à l'âge de soixante-trois ans.
  (Keichō 5,  du ) : Bataille de Sekigahara. Le clan Tokugawa et ses alliés vainquent définitivement toute opposition.
  (Keichō 7,  du ) : Un incendie au complexe du Hōkō-ji de Kyoto est causé par des ouvriers négligents et la grande image de Bouddha ainsi que la structure abritant la statue (le Daibutsu-den) sont consumées par les flammes.
 1603 (Keichō 8) : Tokugawa Ieyasu devient shogun, ce qui marque le début de ce qui deviendra le bakufu Edo. Toyotomi Hideyori est promu naidaijin à Miyako Daijō-kan.
 1604-1606 (Keichō 9-11) : Tokugawa Ieyasu entreprend la reconstruction du sanctuaire Asama au pied du mont Fuji dans la province de Suruga  en accomplissement d'un vœu en remerciement de l'aide d'un kami durant la bataille de  Sekigahara en 1600.
 1605 (Keichō 10) : Tokugawa Hidetada est nommé shogun après que son père s'est retiré de cette position.
 1605 (Keichō 10) : La première carte officielle du Japon est commandée cette année et achevée en 1639 à une échelle de 1:280,000.
  (Keichō 10,  du ) : Une nouvelle île volcanique, Hachijōko-jima, surgit de la mer aux côtés de l' dans l' qui s'étend du sud à l'est de la péninsule d'Izu.
 1606 (Keichō 11) : Début de la construction du château d'Edo.
 1607 (Keichō 12) : Commencement de la construction du château de Sunpu à Suruga. Un ambassadeur arrive de Chine avec des salutations pour l'empereur du Japon.

 1609 (Keichō 14) :  Invasion de Ryūkyū par Shimazu daimyo du domaine de Satsuma.
  (Keichō 14,  du ) : Carte de négociation (handelpas) délivrée à l'entreprise des Indes néerlandaises au nom de Ieyasu Tokugawa.
  (Keichō 15,  du ) : Toyotomi Hideyori finance les travaux pour reconstruire le Hoko-ji conformément aux plans que son père a soutenus. Il est prévu de recréer le Daibutsu de Kyoto en bronze pour remplacer la statue en bois qui a brûlé. À cette époque, Hideyori décide également de commander le coulage d'une grande cloche en bronze.
  (Keichō 15,  du ) : Hideyori arrive à Kyoto pour rendre visite à Tokugawa Ieyasu, l'ancien shogun. Le même jour, l'empereur abdique en faveur de son fils Masahito. L'empereur Go-Yōzei abdique et son fils reçoit la succession (senso).
 1611 (Keichō 16) : L'empereur Go-Mizunoo accède formellement au trône (sokui).
 1613 (Keichō 18) : Durant les années 1613 à 1620, Hasekura Tsunenaga est à la tête d'une mission diplomatique auprès du Vatican à Rome. Il voyage par la Nouvelle-Espagne, arrive à Acapulco, repart de Veracruz et visite divers ports d'escale en Europe. Cette mission historique est appelée « ambassade Keichō » (). Sur le chemin du retour, Hasekura et ses compagnons font en sens inverse leur route à travers le Mexique en 1619, font voile d'Acapulco pour Manille, puis naviguent vers le nord en direction du Japon où ils arrivent en 1620<ref>Ministry of Foreign Affairs:  Japan-Mexico Relations.]</ref>. Cette mission est classiquement considérée comme étant la première ambassade japonais en Amérique et en Europe.
 1614 (Keichō 19): Siège d'Osaka. Le Shogun vainc Hideyori et met le feu au château d'Osaka puis retourne passer l'hiver à Edo.

  (Keichō 19,  du ) : Une nouvelle cloche de bronze pour le Hoko-ji est coulée avec succès  -- voir la photo de la cloche du Hōkō-ji (), et voir une vieille photo de la cloche]; mais en dépit de la planification de la cérémonie d'inauguration, Ieyasu interdit toute autre mesure concernant la grande cloche :
« La tablette sur le Daibatsu-den et la cloche porte l'inscription Kokka ankō (« le pays et le foyer, paix et tranquillité »), et de cela Tokugawa Ieyasu affecte de prendre ombrage, alléguant qu'il s'agit d'une malédiction sur lui car le caractère 安 (an, « paix ») est placé entre les deux caractères qui composent son propre nom 家康 (ka-kō, « maison tranquillité ») [suggérant subtilement peut-être que la paix ne pouvait être atteinte que par le démembrement de Ieyasu ?]… Cet incident de l'inscription est, bien sûr, un simple prétexte, mais Ieyasu se rend compte qu'il ne peut pas profiter de la puissance qu'il a usurpée tant que vit Hideyori et par conséquent, bien que ce dernier envoie plus d'une fois son kerei Katagiri Kastumoto au château de Sunpu avec force excuses, Ieyasu  refuse de s'apaiser ».
  (Keichō 19,  du ) : Un violent séisme secoue Kyoto.
 1615 (Keichō 20) : Début de la bataille d'été d'Osaka.

 Développements plus détaillés
 Des pièces de cuivre, d'argent et d'or appelées Keichō-tsūhō sont frappées durant l'ère Keichō et elles concourent à unifier le système monétaire.
 Les Keichō-chokuhan, aussi appelées Keichō shinkoku-bon, sont des publications impériales produites durant l'ère Keichō sur l'ordre de l'empereur Go-Yōzei et imprimées à l'aide de caractères mobiles importés du royaume de Joseon dans la péninsule coréenne.
 Keichō no katsuji-ban est le nom générique pour les premiers ouvrages imprimés avec des caractères mobiles au cours de l'ère Keichō.
  aussi appelé le Kembun-shū est un livre constitué d'une collection de contes et d'anecdotes compilés par Miura Jōshin (1565–1644).

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 Atsuko Hirayama, « 400 anniversaire de « l'Ambassade Keichô » », Nippon.com, le

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