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The Mik Maks – CD
The Mik Maks very first album is jam packed with songs that will have the entire family dancing and singing together. Two years in the making, The Mik Maks are proud to share their songs, inspired by their own children, growing up on the farm and stories and experiences from their fans.
With song titles such as, Groovy Mover, Walk like Bruce and I’m Scared of Chickens, there’s a song to capture the imagination of all children and those still young at heart.
Here’s what our fans have said about our album:
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St. Vincent and the Grenadines is giving US$40,000 to Trinidad and Tobago as a mark of our solidarity consequent on the recent floods there.
Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves made the announcement in his Independence Address on Saturday, saying that Kingstown stands with all nations affected by climate change.
He said that between 2010 and 2017, SVG suffered loss and damage amounting EC$700 million or in excess of one-third of our country’s Gross Domestic Product due to storms, excessive rainfall, landslides, raging seas and rivers.
“The weather patterns arising from climate change are now unfamiliar in time, type, and seasonality; unprecedented in frequency and intensity; and thus urgent beyond measure. “
Gonsalves said that both the pre-existing condition of countries like SVG and the immediacy of climate change “have given rise, most assuredly, to the many-sided concept of ‘Small State Exceptionalism’ as a category in the global political economy which deserves an especial carve-out and recognition beyond the traditional rubric, hitherto, of ‘special and differential’ treatment”.


Trumpeter Ted Curson died one year ago today—November 4, 2012. Without being a name that leaps immediately to casual jazz fans’ lips, he had an illustrious career, recording quite a bit as a leader but also participating in some of the most important avant-garde groups of the 1960s. Curson appeared on some of Cecil Taylor‘s earliest recordings, playing on 1959’s Love for Sale and a 1961 track that was originally released under Gil Evans‘ name on the album Into the Hot, and later combined with a session by the Roswell Rudd Sextet on the 1998 CD Mixed. He was a member of the final incarnation of the New York Contemporary Five, alongside Archie Shepp, and also played on Shepp’s 1965 album Fire Music. In 1960, he was a member of Charles Mingus‘s working band (alongside Eric Dolphy and drummer Dannie Richmond) and can be heard on the albums Mingus, Charles Mingus Presents Charles Mingus, Mingus Revisited (aka Pre-Bird), and Mingus at Antibes.
Here’s some footage of Curson, filmed for French TV in 1973; he’s backed by pianist Georges Arvanitas, bassist Jacky Samson, and drummer Charles Saudrais. Here’s “LSD Takes a Holiday”:
And here’s a Spotify playlist featuring tracks from some of the aforementioned sideman gigs, as well as a few tunes from his solo albums:


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What is the proper role of government? Some people believe that government must continue to grow and to increase its funding of health care, education, housing, food, cell phones and nearly every other thing people might use or consume over the course of their lives. For some, government subsidies are just never large enough.
James Madison, the father of the Constitution, had a different view, saying, “I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents.” Can you imagine a president or congressman taking such a position today?
Under Gov. Little’s budget proposal for the 2020 legislative session, Idaho’s state budget will increase by 3.75 percent for fiscal 2021. While that increase is indeed lower than in many previous years, it is still a larger increase than the growth of wages or the economy as a whole.
Mercer’s U.S. Compensation Planning Survey finds that the average salary increase budgets are projected to be 3 percent for 2020. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance expects overall economic growth in the U.S. of 1.8 percent in 2020, compared with an expected 2.3 percent in 2019 and 2.9 percent in 2018. The Federal Open Market Committee believes that U.S. GDP growth will slow to 2 percent in 2020 from 2.2 percent in 2019. It is expected to be 1.9 percent in 2021 and 1.8 percent in 2022.
Whatever statistics you use, the fact remains that government spending—even in conservative Idaho—is growing faster than the economy and thus the share of the economy represented by government spending is also increasing.
Critics of the governor’s budget proposal have claimed that he is manufacturing a fiscal crisis and underfunding public services and programs. They say that a smaller budget will have a dangerous impact on the lives of Idahoans and that it will shut down important public services and endanger public health and safety. They have even claimed that small agencies will be crushed if their budgets are reduced by just 1 or 2 percent.
Could anything be more absurd? The truth is that the governor has recommended a nearly $100 million increase in our state’s budget.
One important thing to remember is that, unlike the federal government, Idaho has a constitutional mandate to balance its budget, so increasing spending requires a corresponding increase in revenue. That could require raising taxes or, at a minimum, preclude any sort of tax relief such as the grocery tax relief endorsed by the governor.
We also know from past experience that revenue forecasts often fall short. By taking a conservative approach to budgeting, we protect ourselves from the negative impacts when revenues do not meet expectations.
Make no mistake, we are still growing government, but we are just doing so at a lower rate than some people desire. By constraining the rate of increase, we avoid having to raise taxes and instead provide ourselves with an opportunity to address problems such as the rapid escalation of property taxes, which is causing so much hardship to our citizens.
For the last year, I have chaired the Regional Government Efficiency Working Group, which is working to find ways to make Idaho’s government agencies more efficient. One of our recommendations that the governor has endorsed is moving to enhanced fleet management. For pooled vehicles with limited use, rather than purchasing a new car as a replacement, moving to a rental car model will make more efficient use of state resources. That is just one example of how our state can save money without eliminating any programs or endangering public health and safety.
I am excited that Idaho continues to find ways to improve efficiencies and to make more effective use of taxpayer money. We should not think of these adjustments as a one-time exercise, however; we must continue to innovate and adapt to reduce the cost and impact of government on our lives and wallets. This is the conservative thing to do, but, even more importantly, it is the right thing to do.
Republican Janice McGeachin is Idaho’s lieutenant governor. She lives in Idaho Falls.

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Dimofte said Google was supporting these efforts by ensuring that information from credible sources were elevated on search while misleading information across all its products were detected and removed to prevent a potential spread.
Açcording to her, many organisations and individuals are lending their support to the World Health Organization (WHO) and governments around the world to help curb the spread of false information about the disease online.
‘’Google is supporting these efforts by ensuring that information from credible sources is elevated on Search while misleading information across all its products is detected and removed to prevent a potential spread.
‘’On YouTube, where many conspiracy theorists and misinformation merchants target to share videos with false information about COVID-19, all videos about the disease that violate the platform’s community guidelines, including those that encourage dangerous cures and health risks, are immediately taken down,’’she said.
According to her, Google is also preventing advertisements with harmful medical claims.
She said that with the exception of COVID-19-related advertisements from government and NGOs, healthcare providers, and other authorities, “Google does not allow advertisements that capitalize on sensitive situations such as the coronavirus pandemic.”
She said that there were also community guidelines that tackled volatile content and also prohibited dangerous content even before the COVID-19.
Dimofte said that with the lockdown and working remotely, there was a huge increase in cyber security threat leveraging on the COVID-19 which Google had identified and helped different government to tackle.
Açcording to her, Google has been 99.9 per cent successful in stalling the cyber security threat.
The campaign, aimed at creating awareness on physical distancing included Stay Home, Stay Safe, Flatten The Curve, Stay Home, Save Lives, Take Responsibility, among others.

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Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Roger the marshal Great breakfast value
I found the hotel to be very comfortable. Reception staff very friendly and reception area clean and tidy.
The room was comfortable and well maintained. Swimming pool and sauna excellent although we did have problems with steam room which had just been serviced. We were advised that service engineer was due back to hopefully rectify.
All in all very enjoyable stay
November 19, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by TexasBrindley Always a warm welcome
We are regular visitors to this hotel as it's location makes it perfect for Conferences and meeting.
Staff are always friendly and welcoming and the food is great. Breakfast service is good and the food provided for our events has always been excellent
Common areas are getting a bit tired but the bedrooms are clean and comfortable and the function rooms are great.
No problem recommending this hotel as a super venue
November 18, 2015
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by Avator Good service and food
Several times in the pass some of the rooms have smelled really bad on arrival.
Restaurant menu selection is poor for someone staying on a weekly basis, and does not reflect the price which is high.
November 15, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by KittyKat11 Good for an overnight stay
This was a business trip and the hotel was just as required, clean and comfortable. The food was good, the toiletries in the room weren't up to much but I didn't need them. Reception staff were brisk and efficient rather than friendly but that was ok too.
November 15, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Cov 1 Family reunion Weekend
Initially we had some poor service trying to book however the reservations manager Cheryl professionally took control of the situation and very swiftly rectified any teething problem we had. She was amazing and turned everything around and restored our faith in the hotel. We had a wonderful stay all of the staff were excellent and provided us with excellent service. We were extremely happy with our stay in fact it exceeded our expectations.
Many thanks !
November 13, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by Elaine 2015 ryans family reunion
was a guest here from 6th-8th November, 23 members of our family stayed yor a family reunion, the staff made it so comfortable for us all, food was lovely and rooms perfect for the price! Lovely leisure centre too! The staff were just incredible, couldn't do enough for us, can't recall all their names but Sim & Richard were very nice also a male cleaner on duty that weekend was so lovely! Would definitely recommend this hotel and I would stay again when I visit family next , thankyou lovely staff :-)
November 12, 2015
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by GGB London Avoid!
Avoid this hotel if possible. I have to stay for work from time to time and I never enjoy the experience.
The food is awful (however the staff in the restaurant are very sweet). The hotel is in a poor state on repair and is not a comfortable place to stay.
November 10, 2015
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by MAMIA Thanks for a pleasant stay
Once again we had a relaxing stay at your hotel recently. Thanks to your wonderful staff.
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DJ Zinhle back on the market after break-up with AKA
Following Dj Zinhle’s alleged break-up with Hip-hop artist AKA after she was reportedly shown the door after being spotted partying with Casper Nyovest-AKA’s arch-rival-it seems Dj Zinhle has been the talk of the town. However, neither of the two have confirmed or dismissed reports of their break-up
Earlier this week, iHarare reported that Mzansi’s power couple’s recently rekindled romance had fizzled out over several reasons. Information gathered earlier had alleged that the pair’s romance broke down because Zinhle was using their age difference to her own advantage,
Whatever the case, it is apparent to notice that the Umlilo hitmaker is definitely living her best life or to say, newly acquired ‘freedom’ in Mauritius where she is currently on vacation together with BFF Pearl Thusi.
Dj Zihle yesterday sent tongues wagging on social media with her mouth-watering vacation photographs wearing a white bikini that made her fabulous figure scream.
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The lighting and furniture design studio is marking its next chapter with an expansive new studio
Expanding its footprint at 501 Alliance Avenue, hollis+morris has kicked off its 10th year in business with a new and sprawling studio. “This is a year of celebration, marked by a new space we can be proud of,” says managing director Adrianne Straatsma. Measuring at 14,000 square feet, the studio features seven unique zones where furniture and lighting pieces are designed, prototyped, and manufactured on-site. In addition to its visibly enhanced workshop, the space notably houses the studio’s first public showroom—inviting shoppers to interact with classic and new designs in a new way.
In the showroom, its latest designs are on display for public viewing, and make n engaging setting for launch parties and community gatherings. With this, comes an opportunity to present new work to the masses. “We’re excited to show off the new space and our new material explorations, including the upholstered collection,” Straatsma says. “We have dabbled in fixed upholstery add-ons to our current furniture collections, but now we’re jumping in with both feet.”
The upholstered collections in the hollis+morris showroom adds a touch of comfort and luxury to hollis+morris’s signature sleek and modern aesthetic. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each piece seamlessly integrates plush fabrics and sumptuous padding without compromising on the brand’s commitment to quality and sustainability. From cozy armchairs to inviting sofas, the new additions cater to diverse tastes and lifestyles, promising both style and craftsmanship. Straatsma believes that this expansion into upholstery not only broadens their product range but also deepens their connection with customers, offering them more opportunities to engage with hollis+morris’s design ethos firsthand.
As the brand dives headfirst into this new stage, the hollis+morris showroom stands as a testament to the design studio’s dedication to craft, innovation, and a decade of design excellence. HOLLISANDMORRIS.COM


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World Series position-by-position breakdown
(Analysis by The Sports Network)
Two of the most storied franchises in major league history will battle in the 2013 World Series, as the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox get the best-of-seven matchup underway Wednesday at Fenway Park.
Let's take a look at the matchups at each position.
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The Hon Yvette D’Ath, Minister for Health and Ambulance Services (Qld), Media Release, 10 June 2022
A lifesaving $6.75 million laboratory at Townsville Hospital is manufacturing medications for North Queensland patients.
Minister for Health and Ambulance Service Yvette D’Ath visited the pharmacy manufacturing unit today, which allows lifesaving care to be delivered closer to home.
‘‘The laboratory produces about 5000 medications a year for patients requiring bone marrow transplants, oncology treatment, clinical trials, autoimmune conditions and intensive care,’’ Minister D’Ath said.
“Medications produced in this laboratory can have a shelf life of as little as one hour which means the only way to administer them to patients is to produce them on site.
“Without this facility hundreds of patients would have to travel to Brisbane for care.
“The laboratory played a critical role in the fight against COVID-19 with a dedicated team producing life-saving medicines, such as Sotrovimab, on site here in Townsville.’’
Townsville Hospital and Health Service Chief Executive Kieran Keyes said the production of drugs was like following a recipe while cooking for the family at home.
“Each of the drugs we produce has a recipe, or a batch sheet, that our pharmacy team follow to produce the end product,” he said.
“The difference between manufacturing medication and cooking the family dinner is rarely do your ingredients cost up to $50,000.
“Also, instead of a kitchen, the pharmacy manufacturing unit has an incredibly complex mechanical engineering system which ensures the medications are produced safely.”
The new laboratory has three manufacturing rooms each complete with an antechamber that staff need to enter to put on personal protective equipment.
Member for Mundingburra Les Walker said: “This facility is another example of the Palaszczuk Government delivering health services which allow North Queenslanders to get the care they need closer to home.”


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Titusville Herald (Newspaper) - October 16, 1945, Titusville, Pennsylvania Weather CLOUDS AND WARMER Details on Fate FOUR CENTS Established June Daily Paper in the Oil Paid Circulation More Than 6600 Copies Daily vol si NO IDS TITUSVILLE PA TUESDAY MORNING OCTOBER 16 1945 Published In Titusville Pa Birthplace of the Oil and Natural Gas Industry CT Means Associated Press Original Drake WcU Demobilizing Of Japanese Army Is Done On Schedule Evidence Revealed Allied Prisoners Were Used by Japs As Bayonet Targets By The Associated Press TOKYO Oct formally completed her gigantic military de mobilization today without fanfare and right on only six weeks after her surrender in Tokyo Bay It was the end of a long and brutal cycle For the first time in their tumultu ous history these islands were with out an armed copbat force and al ready political figures were moving to the democratic revolutionary changes in national life dictated by the conquering Allies Nearly 4000000 soldiers and sailors in Nippon have been quietly dismissed and sent home Some 3800000 others overseas have been mostly stripped of their weapons in a few cases where they are serving Allied are be ing slowly brought back to Japan The process will require an estimated three years dueto shortage of transporta tion Thirtythousand Navy men are re maining on duty to man the home bound shipping A few thousand of the Army and Navy here will remain on active duty serving the Allies The last equipment should be in American hands early in November Now Civilian Agencies The once great and proud Army and Navy Ministries as of today be came civilian agencies known merely as ministries for demobilization The officers and men who remain still wear their uniforms solely be cause they have no other clothing and can get none They retain no Insignia and are known only as liasion officers for demobilization The anticlimactic end of a military machine which for years had made all Asia shudder came even as new evi dence was disSfssed of the blood thirsty methods it employed This was the use of living Allied prisoners as bayonet practice targets atrocity often reported in the past but now fully confirmed by Gen eral MacArthurs headquarters A report from the hithertosecret Allied Translation and Interrogation Section uncovered evidence of one such atrocity on Guadalcanal where Allied officer prisoners were forced to stand for six and onehalf hours and watch Japanese troops slash and stab the writhing bodies of two Europeans and one Eurasian The report said enlisted prisoners were paraded past the scene periodi cally The same report contained ac counis of similar bayoneting of liv ff prisoners in China between March 1941 and October 1943 along with swift Chinese reprisals which caused some Japanese officers to abolish the practice in terror Veterans of the forces that received such clogged the roads and trains of Japan today as they have for weeks bound for their farms or ruined cities with as much as in musteringout pay for their years of service This was the end of the modern military force which was organized in 1871 and which had enforced conscrip tion since 1872 A special fiveday session of the Diet Parliament will open this week to study the MacArthur program for reform of the nation the Domei agency said Another session in December will consider revision of the election laws one of MacArthurs demands Revision of the Constitution already was being studied and all political activities were increasing Jap Discloses Plan for Hitler To Flee Reich LONDON Oct Reuters dispatch from Tokyo tonight said a former Japanese Navy staff officer had told details of a plan for Hit ler to escape to Japan with Eva Braun The dispatch said a Japanese offi cer attended a secret meeting in Tokyo on March 3 1945 when final arrangements were made for the res cue of Hitler and his former secretary whom he reportedly married shortly before the fall of Berlin The dispatch continued Hitler had promised the Japanese that if they provided a safe refuge for himself and Eva Braun he would give them plans which he guaranteed would win the war in the Pacific the Japanese officer said Hitler also asked for and was giv en an assurance by the Japanese Im perial Staff that after the Japanese had conquered Australia and America they would help him regain control of Europe so that between them Ger many and Japan could rule the world The Navy officer said at Hitlers request apparently because he had readied the stage where he could trust no one in Berlin a Japanese submarine was sent to pick him up The submarine loft Yokohama at dawn March 5 and headed for Ham burg It never reached Its destina tion and its fate Is still unknown the dispatch said GUARD TO BE 5000 HARRISBURG Oct tcimncc of the State Guard at its full strength of 0000 mon was ordered to day by Governor Martin MacArthur Praises Conduct Of American Troops in Japan RV The Associated Prest TOKYO Tuesday Oct MacArthur triumphantly announced today the demobilization of Japans once great Army and Navy had been completed prajsed magnificent con duct of American troops and spoke strongly for a unified American mili tary command The supreme Allied commander in a speech prepared for worldwide broad cast added that defeated and dev astated Japan would need much time and great patience from the entire world to restore the dignity and free dom of the common man in the is land empire MacArthur said that for the first time American soldiers of the occupa tion forces had given the Japanese people an insight into a free mans way of life in actual action and it stunned them into new thoughts and new ideas Revolution or more properly speak ing the evolution which will restore the dignity and freedom ofthe com mon man has begun he said It will tate much time and require great patience but if world public opinion will permit of these two essential fac tors mankind will be repaid Herein lies the way to true and final peace MacArthurs broadcast was described at headquarters as a discussion of the military phases of the occupation It also was interpreted here as an answer to critics who have charged the su preme commander has been too soft in handling the Japanese Today Japanese armed forces throughout Japan completed thende mobilization and ceased to exist as such MacArthur said These forces now are completely abolished I know of no demobilization in history either in war or peace by our own or by any other country that has been accomplished so rapidly or so friction essly More than 7000000 Japanese in the home islands and outlying areas have laid down their arms MacArthur said Britain Extends Wartime Rules For Five Years Approved 258 to 239 By Commons Despite Conservative Battle By The Associated Press LONDON Oct House of Commons beating off a vigorous at tack by the Conservative opposition tonight voted 258 to 139 to extend the Labor Governments wartime con trols for five years Earlier the House had rejected 306 to 183 a Conservative party amend ment limiting the wartime controls to a maximum of two years Former Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden who led the Conservative fight in the absence of former Prime Min ister Winston Churchill who is ill declared during the tdebate that the powers asked by the Labor ment are such as no government has ever before asked for in times of peace Eden declared that he did not think any government should ask the House for such powers tointerfere with the daily life of citizens without reference to Parliament a reasonable in terval Eden pointed out that when the bill was put forward by the coalition the war with Japan was still on and it was estimated it could last for 18 months longer he said there was to be a period of six months during which these powers should run The position is different however with the Japanese war over Eden said that under these cir cumstances Conservatives suggested for two years Come back he declared at the end of that period to Parliament which is still sovereign in this coun try Report to us then on the situa tion and make your demands if these are necessary That seems a reason able proposal to make The controls give the Government broad powers over the nations eco nomic life even to the virtual draft ing of labor Under its authority men were sent into the mines Any person seeking work must register with the Labor Exchange and take whatever job is offered They extend to the regulation of prices of food clothing labor build ing materials cafe meals and other services and permit the Government to requisition housing This last power was used mainly to provide billets for troops and shelter persons bombed out of their homes 3 Sentenced to Death In Weisbaden Trial WTESBADEN Germany Oct American military tribunal tonight condemned three men to death and sentenced three other men and one woman to long prison terms for the murder of more than 400 Rus sians and Poles at Hadamar insane asylum Condemned to die were Alfons Klein former administrative head of the murder asylum and a former member of both the S A and Nazi party Heintrich Ruoff and Karl Willig asylum attendants who admitted ad ministering deadly doses of morphine to hundreds of victims Adolf Wahlmann chief medical officer at the institution was sen tenced to life imprisonment at hard labor Adolf Merkle who admitted falsifying death certificates to make it appear that the victims died of lung diseases received a prison sentence of 39 years and Philipp Blum the institutions undertaker got 30 years both at hard labor End VMail Service From Port of New York NEW YORK Oct last Vmail letter to be mailed from the New York Port of Embarka sent today to General of the Army Dwight D Eisenhower by Maj Gen Clarence H Kells command ing officer of the port In the letter Gen Kells notified Gen Eisenhowr of the termination of Vmail service from New York and said Vmail had made a sing ular contribution toward winning the battle of supply July Reduction In Luxury Taxes Under Fire By The Associated Press WASHINGTON Oct 15 Senti ment for ripping from the tax reduc tion bill its provisions for a cut next July 1 in luxury taxes was evi denced today as the Senate Finance Committee began work on the Houseapproved measure The proposed drop from to S6 a gallon in the tax on liquor came under particular fire Senator Taft ROhio told his col leagues he could see no justification for it unless it was argued that the wartime rate was so high it could not be collected in peace This cut also was questioned by Senator Vandenberg Senator Connally DTex suggested it might be well to postpone action on all excise levies until next year when a broader tax bill is considered The exchange over the excise taxes was purely informal and it was evi dent there were few firm conclusions in the committee on that issue It came during a general explana tion of the House bill by Colin Stam congressional tax expert after the committee earlier had heard Secre tary Vinson hold out hope for a bal anced budget in 1948 Stam said it was argued that boot legging would increase unless the whiskey tax was reduced Vinson urged the committee to sub stitute the Treasurys program of business and individual income taxes for that approved by theHouse The latter program cuts taxes deeper than the Treasury recommended Dutcli Reported Ready To Negotiate LONDON Oct Neth erlands Government was reported will ing today to negotiate wdth Indon esian Nationalists in the rich Nether lands East Indies where new violence was reported in the revolt against Dutch colonial rule A Batavia dispatch from the offi cial Dutch news agency Aneta quoted Hurbertus van der Mook Lieutenant Governor of the Dutch East Indies as offering to negotiate with the In donesians The old Dutch colonial system has to disappear he was quoted as say ing The Netherlands Government how ever said the statement could not be interpreted as meaning that nego tiations would be undertaken specifi cally with Soerkano selfstyled presi dent of the Indonesian Republic CLEARS WAY FOR SALES WASHINGTON Oct ident Truman cleared the way today for public sales of unneeded combatant vessels He signed an executive order providing for their sale to the highest acceptable bidder Halsey Waves to Bridge Throng As They Enter Golden Gate By JELMONT WAITE SAN FRANCISCO Oct Admiral Halsey like his dungareed seamen scorned ceremonial dignity to wave an enthusiastic greeting to crowds high above as his homecoming Third Fleet flagship steamed beneath the Golden Gate bridge today at noon At first he stood rigid silent and alone on the veranda deck of the battleship South Dakota Planes and dirigibles wheeled overhead and the bridge loomed nearer The admiral turned his head for a twinkling aside to his staff They used to throw pop bottles off there Then as the cheers of the waiting throng became audible his gold braided arm swept aloft In reply Down at the quarterdeck rail a sea man burst forth with To hell with this standing at attention tuid hs and his shipmates waved too Californias Gov Earl Warren was first up the whiteroped gangway as the big flagship reached its anchor age inside the bay Welcome home sir its great to see you he told Halsey How are you Governor the ad miral grinned Adm Royal E Ingersoll command ing the western sea frontier was the last of the welcoming Army and Navy officers to board the flagship Both he and Hnlsey face to face held rigid salutes until the traditional flourishes of band music ceased Then they em braced warmly Steamers and small craft all over the harbor tied down whistle cords and air raid sirens swelled the clamor as the South Dakota steamed In at tho head of the Third Fleet column which brought In 10000 Navy Coast on Fafc Laval Dies As Traitor Suicide Fails Refuses Blindfold And Last Words Are Vive la France By The Associated Frees PARIS Oct stormy political career of Pierre Laval thrice Premier of France came to a dramatic end to day when he was shot as a traitor after trying unsuccessfully to take Ms own life Before he was led to the execution ground Laval attempted to cheat the firing squad by taking poison but in this as in many other things the swarthy chief of government in the Vichy regime failed Four hours later in the courtyard at Fresnes prison bis life was ended by a pistol shot through the temple after he had been brought to his knees by a volley from an execution squad of 12 riflemen Just before the volley was fired Laval condemned for intelligence with the enemy and endangering the secur ity of the state turned to the Judges of the High Court of Justice which had tried him Gentlemen he said I simply want to tell you that Im sorry for you and for your having carried out such a piece of work Then he turned to the firing squad and said I regret for you that you are made the innocent accomplices of a judicial crime I die because I loved my coun try too well Wanted To Give Order He asked to give the firing order to the execution squad but was refused He declined to be blindfolded His last words were Vive la France He fell forward dead at p m His body was immediately placed in a waiting coffin and loaded on a hearse Accompanied by a few officials and newspaper men the hearse drove di rectly to Thiais cemetery where the recently executed Vichy militia chief Joseph Darnand was buried Without ceremony Lavals coffin was lowered into a grave which had been prepared in advance Next to it was another grave marked Here lies an unknown collaborator Lavals grave was left unmarked His dramatic suicide attempt occur red in his cell at the old Fresnes prison when Prosecutor Andre Mornet entered to inform him that clemency had been refused He quickly swallowed the contents of a phial of poison which he explained in a note he had been concealing a long time for such an emergency Finally Covers White Tie When officials to dress Laval Continued on Page Five U S Supports Government Of Austria WASHINGTON Oct United States gave outright support today to the development of a full fledged national government in Aus tria Officials expressed hope this would help solve some threatening big power control problems in the country The State Department announced that John Erbhardt American member on the Allied Council in Austria has been instructed to notify the council that this Government is ready to rec ognize the provisional government of Austria formally The Austrian regime was partially reorganized late last month Some Communist leaders lost power and some persons considered here to be leaders came into the Government headed by Chancellor Karl Renner The Austrian recognition policy is akin to that previously announced for Hungary where the United States sent word in early September that it was prepared to recognize the Hungarian setup upon promises to broaden itself politically In Romania and Bulgaria on the other hand the United States has taken the position that it will not recognize the Sovietsponsored Gov ernments until after they have taken definite steps to include leaders of parties not now fully represented To find out what is going on polit ically in the two Soviet border states Secretary of State Byrnes has named Mark Ethridge publisher of the Louis ville Ky CourierJournal and Times as special investigator for him Eth ridge began today a series of confer ences with Byrnes and State Depart ment officials to prepare for early de parture for eastern Europe Youth Admits Motive In Amberson Killing PITTSBURGH Oct Inspector Edward Maas declared to night that William Blader 18yearold university of Pittsburgh student said he shot Frank M Amberson because the 50yearold Springdale merchant involved him in an act of perversion Maas said Blader told of having arranged to meet Amberson in Schen ley Park at the rear of Carnegie Mus eum just after midnight shortly before the shooting Inspector Maas quoted Blader as saying he shoved the merchant away pulled out his revolver and fired Earlier in the day Blader had re enacted for the fourth time his orig inal versionof the fatal shooting HOLLYWOOD CAFE ROBBED HOLLYWOOD Oct ban dit today robbed the Trocadoro cafe one of the ifim colonys fashionable eating places of police sixM but overlooked A sack containing Objector Gets Top Medal Only conscientious objector ever to win the Congressional Medal of Honor Cpl Desmond T Doss Lynchburg Va smiles as he receives a handshake from the Chief of Staff Gen Geo C Marshall in the capital A medical corpsman Doss was wounded twice while saving the lives of buddies on Guam Leyte and Okinawa 2 Unions Vote Strike To Stop Milk Delivery NEW YORK Oct By a vote of 278 to 10 two unions to night voted to go on a strike which if called would stop delivery of milk to an estimated 95 percent of the 8000000 residents of New York City Long Island and Westchester county The unions Local 30 of the In ternational Union of Operating En gineers and Local 56 International Brotherhood of Firemen Oilers helpers and Maintenance Men both AFL did not give any date for starting the strike Found In Home After Spinsters Death By The Assorfatcd Press ERIE Oct A dark attic stairway cache in the home of a hardworking little old lady who died last week today gave up its store of gold and currency of her secretlysaved estate Cateress Caroline Shafer died Fri day at the age of 77 She had never married and left no known relatives Friends at her funeral today remem bered her petite trim figure bustling through their homes on party nights tempting guests with the goodies she had made and sold for a living since childhood Then Anthony L Strobel a Penn sylvania Electric employe started a search for the will she had asked him to administer He found it in a safety deposit box in the First National Bank With it were in cash stocks and certifi cates and an itemized account of an other which a note said will be found at the backstairs bannister at my Strobel and a bank official went to the neat modest dwelling at 1317 Hol land street Behind two detached doors leaning carelessly against the attic stair they found one untidy shot piled with de bris There in cloth sacks lay a small fortune in from SI to gold pieces and paper gold certificates The bank box had also yielded 94 shares of Hammermill preferred stock 1500 shares of Griffin Manufacturing Co preferred stock and 2000 shares of Kindom of Bslgium stock Until the will is probated no one in surprised Erie knows for whom the bespectacled little cateress saved her money She came here as a girl from In diana with her parents The only luxuries she had permitted herself were a few fine paintings gifts of families for whom she worked Her other treasures were a cupboard of antique dolls and an old spinning wheel PERU RATIFIES CHARTER LIMA Oct The Peruvian Congress today ratified the United Na tions Charter Strikes at Glance By TIic Associated Press Labor controversies keep 385000 away from work Major industries af fected start moving among 400 vessels tied up two weeks in New York harbor as AFL long shoremen return to docks insurgents keep some returning dockhands off Brooklyn piers MOTION strikers out for eight months win limited sup port of 8000 members of AFL Screen Actors Guild studio picketing con tinues TRANSPORTATION AFL bus operators ballot on resuming work for Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway after Governor seizes property 1000 000 riders without service 2700 over land bus drivers jremain out in west of 61000 AFL lum ber workers brightens as official of Willamette Valley Lumber Operators Association agrees to meet with strike policy committee Federal Effort To Solve Strike In Mines Fails By The Associates Press WASHINGTON Oct of Labor Schwelienbach said tonight the Government effort to settle the widespread soft coal strike had col lapsed but Government seizure of idle mines is not in immediate prospect Schwelienbach told reporters that he had adjourned the eightday confer ence of John L Lewis representing the United Mine Workers and mine op erators indefinitely He said he had done this after the operators rejected five separate proposals for settlement The way was left open however by the Labor Secretary to resume negotia tions if disputing parties should find some common ground Schwelienbach said he himself might think of an other proposal to offer and in that case wouldask the parties to convene again With more than 200000 miners away from their coal pits and more than half of normal bituminous production at a standstill Schwelienbach said the Government would not consider seiz ure of the struck mines as long as the negotiations are adjourned only sub ject to call 3 Shiploads of Sugar Reach Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA Oct 15 UP Three shiploads of sugar totaling nearly 55000000 pounds arrived in Philadelphia from Cuba over the weekend the Maritime Exchange an nounced today Approximately 16500000 pounds of sugar is refined the exchange added Simultaneously a spokesman for the sugar industry said the Philadelphia refineries of the Franklin and Mc Cahan companies have nearly 20 000000 pounds of refined sugar which is being prevented from reaching con sumer channels because of a two weekold work stoppage in a dispute over a new contract JAPS MAY BE CAUSE Of Trouble in East Indies By JAMES D WHITE Associated Press Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO Oct important aspect of the uproar in the Dutch East Indies is religion The 70 million people of this great empire are predominantly Mohamme dan and Japanese agitators are trying to color the natural native impulse just now toward independence with the warpaint of a religious crusade The Japanese have tried this else where Their attempts to incite the Chinese Mohammedan minority are well known They flopped although they had more Mohammedans in China to work on than there are in all Araby Only over the weekend has it be come apparent that Japanese militar ists in the are still waiting in places for someone to come and ac cept their attempting to stir up a holy war before they finally lay down their arms This is apparent because it was not Dr Soekarno the Indonesian National ist leader who declared war over the weekend This was done by the Indonesian Peoples Army which appears to have little if any connection with Soekranos political movement according M the Dutch but be a normal medium through which Jap anese agitators would work Dr Soekarno may be a traitor as the Dutch claim but collaboration charges already hang over him and he would not be improving his case if he got himself mixed up too conclusively Continued on Page Eight No Defense For ABomb Science and Army Claim CounterMeasures Same as Against Any Other Bomb Groves Promoted By The Associated Press WASHINGTON Oct and the Army teamed up today to tell Congress there is no defense against the atomic bomb except the defenses thai work on other sorts of bombing At the same time President Truman nominated Maj Gen Leslie R Groves overall director in the development oi the terrible new weapon to be assistant to the Army Chief of Engineers That shift was taken to show the emphasis the Army proposes to put on nuclear energy weapons He would succeed Brig Gen John J Kingman Groves also was named for promo tion to brigadier general on a perma nent basis His present rank as a ma jor general is temporary The testimony on lack of any spe cial defense against atomic bombs came from Secretary of War Patterson and Dr Vannevar Bush head of the Office of Scientific Research and Develop ment Both testified before a joint MilitaryCommerce subcommittee of the Senate which is considering legis lation to set up a national scientific foundation Said Patterson There is no known defense peculiarly effective against the atomic bomb Said the scientist who worked on its development There is in my opinion no trick way of getting rid of the atomic it is an atomic bomb Their testimony differed from a re port of the House Naval Committee which said there were indications that an effective countermeasure to atomic bombs has been developed to such an extent that they can be ex ploded far short of their objectives In midst of the disagreement the House Military Committee indicated that it may change its mind and re open hearings on atomic energy These had been closed after one day of tes timony Chairman Vinson of the House Naval group issued a statement saying the Navy was not the source of the report on a possible atom bomb defense Bomb Ontmodes Large Army Scientist Says PITTSBURGH Oct large peacetime conscript army would be as useless as a Maginot Line Dr A Allan Bates manager of the chem ical and metallurgical department of Westinghouse Electric Corp declared today Dr Bates told the Hungry Club that the atomic bomb had made a big army a barrier to success in war Spending money for training soldiers would make it difficult to get the substantial sums required for vital military research in the laboratories he asserted The speaker was one of a picked group of 30 scientists who went into the Reich as a combattrained unit I cannot reveal just what the Ger mans were doing on atomic power but they were working on it and with good the American scientist said They knew of uranium fission and how to get it In fact they knew prac tically as much about it as we did but were far from putting their knowledge into effect because of the incapacita tion oftheir industrial plants At the present time no other nation in the world could have built an Oas Ridge Tenn the atom city of 80000 created to produce this new weapon Ten years from now a lot of coun tries will have worked out the secrets in their own scientific laboratories and will have the means for putting them into effective uss Sees Huge Obstacles In Way of Atomic Power NEW CASTLS Oct ad vent of atomic energy has rendered none of our present engineering ac complishments obsolete but it will un doubtedly have a great though proba bly gradual effect on future engineer ing members of the MahoningShen ango Valley Engineering Society were told here tonight Charles A Scarlett manager of En gineering Publications for the West inghouse Electric Corp said most com petent engineers agree that enormous obstacles lie in the way of the devel opment of atomic power as a peace time energy source and that early units will simply augment present powerproducing facilities Factors of size and safety proba bly will keep atomic power from be ing used to run trains and autos for many years Scarlott said Probably its first use in transportation will be on ships In lighter forms of transporta tion heavy protection required against radioactivity created in the process will tend to make atomic power im practicable CRASH FATAL TO WOMAN MERCER Oct with a bridge after she lost control of her car caused the death of Mrs Mabel E Dunkerly 23 of Mercer R D 6 today on Blacktown road a mile south of here COATFIELD AUCTIONED SOMERSET Pa Oct 15UPThe 4200acre Randolph coal fields largest block of unmined coal In Somerset county was auctioned for at the Somerset court house today
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Day 16, oh sweet sixteen ^_^
16) Favourite witchy website(s).
- If you haven’t figured it out yet, Graveyard Dirt.
- The Witch of Forest Grove is also good.
- Root and Rock is awesome.
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Cancer – PLAT-07: A Phase 1/2 Study of CD22-Specific CAR T Cells for CD22+ Leukemia or Lymphoma
Condition or Therapy:
What is the goal of this study?
PLAT-07 is a phase 1/2 clinical trial. The study is currently in Phase 1. Phase 1 trials focus on finding out how much of a therapy to give, how to give it, how often to give it and when side effects occur.
Through the PLAT studies, researchers are working to answer these questions:
- How safe are the CAR T cells?
- What are the side effects of the CAR T cells?
- How well does this CAR T cell treatment fight cancer in patients who have not have not had CAR T cell therapy before and patients who have had CAR T cell therapy before?
- How long do the CAR T cells stay in your body?
- How do CAR T cells act inside your body?
Phase 2 studies test treatments to find out how well they work and to get more safety information.
Who can join the study?
The PLAT-07 study is for children and young adults who:
- Have relapsed or refractory leukemia or lymphoma
- Are ages 0 to 30 years old
Researchers use many other factors to decide whether a patient can take part in a study (inclusion criteria) or cannot take part (exclusion criteria). The study team at Seattle Children’s can explain what these factors mean for you or your child.
What will happen if my child takes part in this study?
Patients who have CD22-positive (CD22+) leukemia or CD22+ lymphoma that does not go away with treatment (is refractory) or comes back after treatment (is recurrent) often stay sick. Giving more chemotherapy does not usually help them get better.
This study is testing a treatment that works differently from chemotherapy. It uses the body’s own immune system to kill the cancer cells. White blood cells normally fight infections in your body. If white blood cells become cancerous, the cancer is called leukemia or lymphoma. CD22 is a protein that is normally found on the surface of white blood cells. When white blood cells become cancerous, they still have CD22 protein on them. T cells are normal cells in the body that fight disease when we are sick. Our bodies teach our T cells not to attack our own cells. Since cancer cells come from our own body, it is hard for T cells to recognize and kill cancer cells. Researchers can change T cells so the T cells have a chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) that can recognize CD22 protein. Once the T cells are programmed to recognize the CD22 protein on the tumor cells they can target those cells to kill them.
In this study, researchers will take some of your blood and remove the T cells. Then the T cells are taken to a lab and changed to recognize CD22. Once researchers believe there are enough CAR T cells to fight your cancer, they will put the CAR T cells back in your body.
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A stitch in time saves nine or so the adage goes. The same applies for orthodontic treatment.
Often considered the realm of the teenager, the benefits
So what is the right age to see an orthodontist?
The recommendation by the American Orthodontic Association is that children have an evaluation done by 7 years old—or when the “permanent upper front teeth start to come in.”
This check-up does not mean that your child will need immediate treatment, and—in fact—only certain types of misalignments will benefit from early treatment. It is just a good preventative, monitoring measure, allowing your orthodontist to determine whether any treatment needs to be done and the best time to do it.
Why at such an early age?
As children, our bones continue to grow, making them more malleable and easier to mold into a more optimal shape by using orthodontic devices like palatal expanders and spacers. As we reach our teenage years, the bones begin to harden at which point it becomes more difficult to manipulate into the desired position. It can mean more intensive treatments, like oral surgery or tooth extraction to correct orthodontic
Is my child a candidate for Interceptive Orthodontics?
Not every child is a candidate for interceptive orthodontics. If your child has difficulty chewing and/or biting, lost their baby teeth prematurely (usually before five years old), front teeth that are crowded or protruding, mouth breathes or their teeth don’t meet properly (or at all), you should consider consulting an orthodontist.
What does early treatment help to accomplish?
More than a perfect smile, early treatment is used as a means to promote proper jaw growth and address certain “bad bites” (or malocclusions) like under-bites and cross-bites. It also creates the space for proper permanent teeth to grow into. Here are some of the beneficial outcomes:
• makes room for crowded, erupting teeth
• improved facial symmetry
• reduced risk of damage to protruding front teeth
• creates space for incoming teeth
• reduced need for tooth extraction
• speech impediment resolution, and
• reduced Phase II treatment time (should it be necessary) with braces.
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If you are on the go it may be problematic to keep your smartphone or/and tablet batteries charged at all times. You can always buy extra batteries but you need to remember to charge them before you go, and they may not hold enough power for your needs. Kobion is trying solve this problem with the “Smart Charger”, a charger powered by Butane holding up to 37.2 Wh of power (about 5 to 10 times a typical smartphone’s battery capacity) that you can carry around with you. The charger is in development, and the company is looking for funds in Indiegogo, asking for pledges of $59 (early bird), and then $69 to get the product manufactured at a low cost. You’ll also need to add $5 for shipping.
Here are the technical specifications:
- Dimensions – 120 x 60 x 20 mm
- Weight – Around 200 grams (empty)
- Nominal Energy – 37 Wh
- Charge Voltage – 5V
- Charge Current – 1A
- Tank Capacity – 0.06 Liter
- Charging port – Standard A Type USB
- Chassis – Aerospace Aluminum
- Type of Fuel – Butane
Here’s a demonstration showing how you can refill the charger, connect it to your smartphone via the USB port, and start the charger in less than 27 seconds.
This looks pretty neat, if you ask me.
But let’s compare it to an equivalent USB power bank. Typically, USB power banks capacity is expressed in mAh, so let’s convert 37.2 Wh into mAh first with the formula:
milliampere-hours = (watt-hours × 1000) / volts
37.2 Wh is then equivalent to 7440 mAh, if my calculations are correct.
You can find 8000 mAh USB power banks for less than $30 on Dealextreme and Aliexpress, so the Smarter Charger costs over twice as much. For some unknown reasons, 30,000 or 50,000 mAh USB power banks are about the same price as, or even cheaper than, 8000mAh ones. I haven’t looked into it in details, but Butane price is also certainly much higher than electricity price.
Let’s compare dimensions and weight too. 8000mAh USB powered banks weight about 200 to 250 grams, which is about the same as the Smart Charger. Dimensions are also about the same. It’s a draw here.
Then there’s the question of durability. USB power banks I’ve seem claim they can be recharged about 500 times, enough for a few years. I’d guess the Smart Charger is likely to last longer, but since it is a newer product it’s difficult to evaluate. Any comments of this point?
However, the Smart Charger is a clear winner when it comes to charging. It takes a few seconds to fully refill, whereas several hours are needed to fully recharge a USB power bank, and as long as you don’t run out of butane, you will never run of power, even if you’re in the middle of nowhere. I guess this can be interesting in places like where you may not have regular electricity, but you still need to use your phone.
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Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that appears with a difficulty in communication, behavioural problems and problems with social interactions. Autism Spectrum Disorder appears during early childhood and the symptoms include high psychomotor activity, language deficit, restricted activities and interests.
Take your child to a doctor for basic interventions and screening tests. Understand the common autistic behavioural problems. The common problem may include behavioural problems such as hurt themselves or hurt others, communication problem or sleep problems. Consult a counsellor to learn how to deal with your child in such situations and follow your doctor’s suggestions.
There is no single cause for this disorder. One of the reasons might be neurological causes; due to chemical imbalances. Also, it could be genetic, environmental factors or any complications during pregnancy or parenting styles. Researchers are still investigating the real cause and are trying to lower the rate of children being affected by autism.
Basically, prognosis rate for this disorder is very low. Studies have found out that only 5-17% of children have good adjustment in childhood. Special schools and treatment may help to run a life; although core difficulties tend to remain. Few symptoms decrease by age.
Boys are more likely to get affected with autism. Also, people having their siblings or immediate family members with autism are also likely to develop the condition. Sometimes thechild with autism may also be diagnosed with learning disorders such as, ADHD or Down syndrome. Also, environmental factors and the mother’s habits also influence baby’s health. If the mother had consumed substance or if the baby was a preterm baby, such disorders are likely to occur.
Babies less than a year may not make an eye contact or respond to the mother or any stimulus around it, hand flapping, motor troubles, not the way as a normal 1- year child would be; that’s when parents can predict the child to have some difficulty.
By diagnosing the above-said symptoms, by giving stimulus and seeing the response. For this particular disorder blood tests and scans are of no use. There are psychological tests available like M-CHAT (modified Checklist of Autism in Toddlers) by which it can be further evaluated about a child’s condition.
Medications may not give a 100% solution to this problem. Though few symptoms like aggression, self-injurious behaviour, and severe tantrums can be controlled by medicines. Mostly drugs are not preferred for kids. And they may cause side effects.
Having said that autism has genetic factors as a cause, it affects if any person in the family who has had psychiatric problems as well. And no wonder people with autism develop anxiety disorders and depression. Again, medicines play a limited role, but few behavioural therapies can manage to play a role here. This may improve the function and quality of life.
You can make your home safe for your child by giving some attention and taking precautions. Autistic kids keep roaming around parents when they are engaged in any work. Keep sharp objects like knife away from the reach of the child. Pull out the plug of electrical appliances. Lock your main doors when you are in with some work. Avoid keeping glass and mirror objects at the reach of kids.

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Cartier's jewelry exhibition in France is a luxurious demonstration of the company's devotion to creating objects of great value. Luxury items aren't just about quality materials, but are an example of the time and vision put into a particular craft, which is why the exhibition is a rarity.
Therefore, luxury is not the focus of the show, but rather the craft that's involved in making each object a work of art. The exhibition takes place in the Grand Palais in Paris and is entirely dedicated to the art of Cartier.
Although the concept of the show may have raised some skeptical brows, the exhibition showcases Cartier's fine use of metals and stones that not only reflect history, but changing commercial demands through time as well.
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Credit Suisse Assumes Upland Software (UPLD) at Outperform
- Wall St ends lower as investors await earnings, inflation data
- Microsoft (MSFT) announces $19.7 billion acquisition of Nuance (NUAN)
- Dollar drops as traders prepare for inflation data
Credit Suisse analyst Yaoxian Chew assumes coverage on Upland Software (NASDAQ: UPLD) with a Outperform rating and a price target of $58.00.
Shares of Upland Software closed at $46.61 yesterday.
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New, Familiar Leadership for VOICES of Kentuckiana
Following the departure of our former Artistic Director earlier this year, Voices of Kentuckiana launched a nationwide talent search for our new director. We were seeking a dynamic leader with a professional career in the arts, music, and musical theatre, who could bring their experience and education to bear for our chorus, while respecting our mission of inclusivity and artistry.
While we may have looked far and wide for the perfect candidate, we were elated to find the perfect candidate within our own chorus family! And now we’re delighted to share that our interim Artistic Director and former VOICES leader, Kimcherie Lloyd, has agreed to assume the role once again on a permanent basis. With her deep well of professional experience and an impressive background in academia, we know that Kimcherie will help our chorus evolve to reach more people than ever before.
Kimcherie currently serves as the Director of Orchestral Studies, the Music Director of the Opera Theatre and the Director of Undergraduate Studies in the School of Music at the University of Louisville. Additionally, she was recently appointed the Mortiz von Bomhard Endowed Chair of Music Theatre . She has served the Louisville artistic community faithfully in positions with Kentucky Opera, the Louisville Orchestra, the Louisville Youth Orchestra, and Music Theatre of Louisville. Before relocating to Louisville, Kimcherie lived, studied and worked in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where she was active with the many artistic organizations including the Minnesota Orchestra, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, and the Minnesota Opera.
Educated in the United States and Austria, Professor Lloyd holds multiple degrees in performance and conducting, and she remains an active researcher in comparative humanities, with a current focus on the historical erasure of women in 19th and 20th century America in classical music and the intersection of gender and leadership. Her former students hold major positions all around the world.