Median rhomboid glossitis (MRG) is an atrophic lesion in the center of the tongue that appears to be caused by Candida infection. Tongue has many muscles and soft tissues and the upper surface has small bump like structure called papillae which helps in gripping the food helping you to chew.
It can also occur due to consumption of hot and spicy foods or eating too much of tobacco products. Certain underlying medical conditions like iron deficiency, vitamin B deficiency may cause swollen tongue.
Some of the symptoms of glossitis are pain and discomfort in swallowing and drinking, inflammation of the tongue, change in normal color of the tongue, tenderness or warmth on the tongue.
For some people, there can be severe swelling of the tongue causing blockage in the airway making breathing difficult. The task of your doctor lies in controlling the symptoms and providing relief from pain and discomfort.
In case if the problem is due to iron deficiency or vitamin B deficiency then your doctor will have to start treatment by giving you diet supplement.
In case of severe inflammation, it can spread to other parts causing serious problem in chewing and eating.
You can prevent this disorder by having regular oral hygiene by following flossing and proper brushing techniques. In women these stress chest pains can be heart related along with many other reasons.Everytime the chest pain is not heart related. Other Cardiac problems: There are other cardiac problems, which are responsible for chest pain. Stress chest pain in women is not surprising when the effects of stress on the body are considered.
Good post, perhaps you need to concentrate on the grammar mistakes which are clearly visible in the post. Mountains of stress coupled with bad forward head posture can easily trigger a tension headache. Taking over the counter pain killers can sometimes stop a headache in it's tracks, but more often than not, it will come back. Now you can improve your posture by doing exercises like chin tucks and neck stretches, but when it comes to trigger points, it's always good to call a professional.
Trigger Points (TPs) are tight, contracted bands in the muscles that are both ischemic (when the blood and oxygen supply to the muscle is cut off) and hyper-irritable, referring pain and tingling to other places in the body. I'm going to cover 3 unyielding trigger points that are guilty of causing tension headaches. The suboccipitals are made up of 4 tiny muscles in the base of your skull that help tilt the head into extension and assist in performing other fine motor head movements. When a person looks down at their smartphone all day long or sits hunched over their computer for hours at a time, the tension in their suboccipitals increases. This chronic shortening of the suboccipitals most likely will lead to trigger points. Trigger points in the suboccipitals interestingly enough have a pain referral pattern that resembles a band around the head. One of the largest and most superficial cervical muscles, the sternocleidomastoid helps you rotate your head, flex your neck and and helps to bring up your thoracic cage and clavicles, so your lungs have enough space to expand.
When a person assumes a forward head posture, their SCM flexes and shortens. Over time, this adaptive shortening can cause trigger points to form leading to pain in the forehead, sinus, ear and back of the head areas. The trapezius muscle is a large kite-shaped muscle whose upper fibers bring the shoulders up and extend the neck. Chronic slouching can cause tension and knots to build up in the upper traps leading to fearsome trigger points.
Trigger points in the upper traps commonly refer pain to the back of the neck near the occiput, the back of the ear, the temple and the back of the eye. Fast forward 30-60 minutes and those stubborn knots are less painful and have shrunk down to the size of Lilliputians, just not as cute.
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The rotator cuff is a shallow 'ball-and-socket' joint where the humerus (upper arm) meets the scapula (shoulder blade). 2-5% of the population will experience Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder), most for no apparent reason.
BFST® can greatly reduce the time it takes to move through the 3 stages of Frozen Shoulder. Trigger points are specific, hyperirritable and hypersensitive areas in muscle that can suffer from decreased circulation, increased contraction and spasm, and a build up of toxins and waste. Now, just because the trigger point causes the pain does not mean that the spot is painful itself. Tigger points cause pain more often than any other condition and are drastically under-diagnosed due to lack of information.
The trigger point spot will usually become more tender or sting when you push on the spot and the referred pain will increase in intensity.
Reduced circulation in trigger points will eventually lead to muscle shortening and restricted movement which further accentuates the pain, thus completing a cycle of decreased mobility and further pain. Mild Trigger Points can be addressed sometimes through massage and some sufferers maintain that acupuncture treats these problems as well, though it is not accepted by many medical institutions.
If you have shoulder and rotator cuff pain caused by tense, constricted muscles BFST® for your trigger points is an effective home treatment. In addition, you want to get your muscle tissue back in the best possible condition you can.
There are healing tools that can help treat your rotator cuff muscle trigger point pain and speed up the healing process so you can get back to a life without further trigger point pain.
Once the inflammation of your rotator cuff injury has been reduced through use of the Shoulder Freezie Wrap®, nourishing and strengthening the tendon tissue and surrounding area is recommended. After severe inflammation and swelling is reduced you can begin to treat your rotator cuff tendons and muscles with Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy (BFST®). The rotator cuff naturally receives a limited blood supply and when you stop moving your shoulder because it hurts the blood flow is reduced even further, limiting your body's natural ability to heal itself.
By treating your rotator cuff with BFST® you can increase your body's blood supply to the shoulder and increase your body's natural healing power. An Inferno Wrap® is the tool you need to treat your sore shoulder because it speeds healing and relaxes the surrounding muscles.
In addition, the improved blood flow whisks away dead cells and toxins that have built up from your trigger point pain.
If you suffer from trigger points, we guarantee this solution for you - or your money back! The term "rotator cuff" refers to a group of four tendons that attach four shoulder muscles to the upper arm bone.
Rotator cuff injuries are typically associated with motions that require repeated overhead motions or forceful pulling motions. Please be aware that this information is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. A trigger point (TrP) is a hyperirritable spot in a taught band of skeletal muscle that can refer pain to other parts of the body. These referred sensations can include pain, tingling, numbness, or burning. There are trigger point charts that show exactly what muscle and TrP refers to which area of the body.
There are also different types of trigger points which include Active, Latent, Primary, Secondary, and Satellite. Active TrP: A trigger point that causes pain and will refer pain to other areas of the body. Latent TrP: A trigger point that does not cause pain in the area or other areas of the body until pressure is applied to activate it. It is usually asymptomatic although the patient may note some sensitivity when eating spicy foods.
During glossitis, there will be chronic inflammation of the papillae creating discomfort in eating, swallowing and even talking.
Sometimes this problem may spoil the smooth texture of the tongue making it unusually red in color. You need to make some changes in your daily diet by taking more of iron rich foods to get rid of nutritional deficiencies.
Ibuprofen or Motrin can be taken orally for reducing the inflammation and pain felt in your tongue. There is a tightening sensation in the heart that is just similar to that in case of heart attack.
The part of spinal cord that receives pain signals from our heart is near the spinal cord area which receives similar signals of chest pain.
This type of chest pain produces tenderness of a chest wall and can also be felt when patient moves shoulder or arm. Though medical topics are not that easy to be explained yet proper concepts must be described in a proper manner. I've struggling from this like a few months with the normal ups and downs so i truly know its not fun when you have a illness like this. He really knows what he's doing, and his expertise leaves me with a deep feeling of relaxation and relief. Lack of circulation creates a high level of toxins and increased nerve sensitivity that can range from low ache to sharp pain. When contracted the muscle fiber is closer together and when stretched, it's further apart.
Trigger point pain is usually a factor in most injuries although treating the trigger points is often overlooked. This commonly becomes the underlying cause of chronic headache pain, and the patient will continue to suffer from these until the problem trigger points are treated directly.
Trigger point pain is caused by constricted muscle fibers, forming knots, and eventually building toxins in the area.
To do this, it is important to treat the scar tissue that forms in the muscle when the damaged tissue begins to heal - something our BFST® wraps are great at! Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy (BFST®) will loosen the knots at the trigger points, treat scar tissue, and promote blood flow to loosen your constricted muscles and heal the fibers faster and more completely than other home treatment methods available. Using Blood Flow Stimulation Therapy will speed your recovery and heal your rotator cuff more completely preparing it for strengthening exercises.
BFST® increases the amount of blood that flows naturally to your shoulder to nourish your soft tissue to speed healing. When you stop moving your arm and shoulder due to shoulder pain, your muscles and other tissue can become weaker and dead cells and toxins in the area can cause further tissue deterioration - this can lead to atrophy.
The more diligent you are with your treatment and rehabilitation, the faster you will see successful results! This is an injury that is very common in athletes, especially baseball pitchers, football players, weightlifters, rugby players, volleyball players, swimmers, boxers, tennis players, bowlers and cheerleaders.
Here are three different examples of trigger point charts showing the trapezius, rhomboid, and sternocleidmastoid (SCM) muscles and the pain referral pattern associated with them. The feature of glossitis is the characteristic color change of the tongue making it unusually red in color and for this reason this disorder is called burning tongue syndrome. Sometimes, there can be injury to the tongue when sharp objects of dental procedures are used. The tongue color may change to pale red in case if you have anemic problem and it may turn fiery red if you suffer from vitamin B deficiency. A psychological thought that this tightening pain may be of heart attack can increase the chest pains. At some forum i noticed some visitors were really satisfied about a pill they got of the internet and i ordered it when i found those pills at – herbalhealingstore dot com -.
After using a variety of ice packs there is no comparison in comfort and success of reducing swelling in the affected areas with these a€?Freezie Wrapsa€?. In a muscle that is causing trigger point pain, the fiber develops a knot and is in a constant state of contraction. However, pain can also manifest itself in areas away from the active trigger point - such pain is called referred pain. The trick to getting rid of this pain is loosening the knots to release the constricted muscle fibers.
Even with optimum healing, there is always less elasticity in previously injured muscles fibers. Talk to your doctor or physical therapist to find out which exercises are appropriate for your situation. Your body responds with a rapid increase in blood flow to the area, increasing the supply of oxygen and nutrients to injured tissue cells to promote healing.
It can be due to dryness of mouth or siogren syndrome in which the salivary glands are disturbed. It prepares the body for a fight against the enemy.If this response is triggered it will call for a flood of brain chemicals such as adrenaline, cortisol and norepinephrine. The fiber around these knots is stretched by the excess tension and the muscle fibers become tighter.
It is important to treat the spot that causes the referred pain and not the location of the pain itself.
This will allow blood to flow through the fibers once again, bringing the vital oxygen and nutrients required for healthy tissue.
However, if you heal your trigger point pain properly and treat scar tissue build up, your chance of chronic trigger point pain and shoulder conditions later on is much lower than average. Our Shoulder Inferno Wrap® provides effective, non-invasive, non-addictive pain relief and healing with no side effects.
Keeping your upper arm, shoulder and rotator cuff tissue as healthy as possible throughout the healing process will allow you to improve shoulder strength again once your pain has gone and your trigger point pain has healed. Skin infections like erytheme multiform, aphthous ulcers, syphilis and oral lichen planus can cause swollen tongue.
These chemicals are then released into the bloodstream and consequently, the body undergoes a series of certain dramatic changes.
With the continuous contraction, blood flow is slowed to a stop in the trigger point area and essential oxygen and nutrients are prevented from reaching the muscle tissue. Toxins and waste build up in the muscle and you will experience pain, tension, irritation, and spasm.
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Marcella Celia Blong
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126 Third Street Northeast
Mason City, IA
Mason City - Marcella Celia Blong, 99, of Mason City, passed away Friday, November 26, 2021 at MercyOne in Mason City.
Mass of Christian Burial will be held 11:00 a.m. Wednesday, December 1, 2021 at Epiphany Parish - St. Joseph Catholic Church, 302 5th Street SE, Mason City, with Rev. Neil Manternach, celebrant. Burial will take place at Memorial Park.
Epiphany Parish asks all to wear face masks at church.
A live stream of the service will be on Hogan-Bremer-Moore Colonial Chapels, Facebook page.
Visitation will be from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Hogan-Bremer-Moore Colonial Chapel, 126 3rd Street NE, Mason City on Tuesday, November 30, 2021. The Rosary will be prayed at 3:30 p.m. and a Scripture service will begin at 6:00 p.m. Visitation will also continue from 10:00 to 11:00 am Wednesday morning at the church.
Marcella was born May 23,1922 in Iowa in rural Winneshiek County, daughter of Philip and Cecilia (Shindelar) Hayek. She attended St. John Nepomucene Catholic School in Ft. Atkinson, and country school in Jackson Township.
She was proud of her Czech heritage and St. Wenceslaus Church in Spillville, where she married Marcus M. Blong on January 13, 1944, when he was on a short leave during his naval career in World War II. They met at the Inwood Ballroom and continued to enjoy dancing for over 50 years until his death on May 23, 1997. She recalls the many people they met as they lived on bases in Mare Island, San Francisco and in Indiana while he was in service. Besides dancing at the Surf and area ballrooms, they traveled scenic routes throughout the U.S., visiting museums, attending concerts and musicals.
In 1946 they moved to Mason City where they raised 8 children. Marcella embraced the title of "domestic engineer" in caring for the family, sewing, cooking and baking, esp. kolaches, cinnamon rolls, chocolate chip and date pinwheel cookies. Her baked treats were always available after school and in the evening. Summers included flower and vegetable gardening, picking strawberries and raspberries, and canning.
Marcella made holidays special by decorating the entire house and preparing huge family dinners until 2 years ago. And she would always stand by the door to wave "goodbye."
Cards were sent for all occasions. Daily prayer, exercise, healthy foods, long walks and enjoyment of the outdoors contributed to her longevity.
Cherishing Marcella's memory are her 6 children, Sister Mary Diana Blong, PBVM of Charles City; Robert (Marsha) Blong of Mason City; Gloria Jean Blong of Topeka, KS; Mark (Marcia) Blong of Mason City; Patricia (Robert) McDermitt of Venice, FL; and Debra (Dennis) Malamet of Sparks, NV; 8 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren; 2 daughters-in-law, Nancy Paulsen and Jean Blong; sister-in-law, Mary Ann Blong, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Marcella was preceded in death by her parents, Philip and Cecilia Hayek; husband, Marcus M. Blong; 2 sons, Ronald and David Blong; 3 brothers, Edward, Adolph and Raymond Hayek; and 2 sisters, Edith Balk and Levina Lentz.
Hogan-Bremer-Moore Colonial Chapel, 126 3rd St. NE, Mason City, IA 50401. 641-423-2372. ColonialChapels.com
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New Zealand's image as a Utopia promoting environmental sustainability, peace, justice and individual freedom was shaken on 15 October when police arrested a number of Māori, peace and environmental activists in what is now known as 'Operation Eight'. This police action is unprecedented in New Zealand history.
Sensational headlines and photos of police in riot gear and the full-face moko of 'terror' suspect Tame Iti raised intense fears and shaped the opinions of New Zealand citizens.
I met Tame Iti once in Tanetua in the mid-1990s when I was travelling with a group of Japanese visitors. The recent police raids reminded me of our conversation.
I was rather taken aback by this conversation and started observing more closely how differently some people were treated in this country.
When I received a notice about a symposium 'For Freedom: Demystifying Terror in Everyday Life in New Zealand' organised by the Postgraduate Students' Association of Victoria University last month, I went along to find out more about the context of the arrest of Tame Iti and the 16 others.
The speakers were investigative journalist, Nicky Hager, lawyer of Ngati Kahungunu and Ngati Porou descent, Moana Jackson, education lecturer Dr David Small and law Professor Jane Kelsey.
Nicky Hager set the scene by relating the cabinet's 'misguided' response to 11 September 2001 attacks in the United States in enacting the Terrorism Suppression Act.
The Police established the Strategic Intelligence Unit whose staff began investigating New Zealanders including protest groups to try to find potential 'terrorist' threats. Policing of normal protest and the police anti-terrorist work became merged. The result was much heavier treatment of protesters than is normal in New Zealand, for such petty misdemeanours as writing with chalk on a footpath.
Catholics will remember that the Dominican Friars in Auckland provided a home for Ahmed Zaoui after he became the first 'terrorist' identified by the SIS in this country. Only after five years of court battles did the SIS finally back down, revealing multiple flaws in the Crown case and in the allegations of terrorist activities.
Moana Jackson linked the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002 with the 1863 Suppression of Rebellion Act. Māori fighting for their land were labelled rebels. The action of the state against Māori is both qualitatively and quantitatively different from non-Māori. For example the Māori community of Ruatoki was the only community that was blockaded in the course of Operation Eight.
Moana stressed that media reporting is framed by a biased perception of Māori. 'Disturbing activities' and 'Napalm bombs' were presented as matters of fact. He cautioned against any predetermination of 'terrorism' based on leaked information. A fair trial requires evidence to be examined in court. He asked us to bear in mind the colonial context of framing Māori and mislabelling Māori causes.
Dr David Small stood the justification for anti-terrorism legislation on its head by citing the closest example of terrorism in New Zealand as the bombing of the Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior in 1985. (France initially denied any involvement, and even joined in condemnation of it as a terrorist act).
He said that the social justice network in New Zealand has a long history of peaceful protest.
Professor Jane Kelsey said the period of innocence was over for many Pakeha activists.
She said there has been a gradual accumulation of power by the Security Intelligence Service from the mid to late 1990s.
I am concerned at the extent to which democracy has been eroded in New Zealand with the passing of the Terrorism Suppression Act and especially with the establishment of the special intelligence bureaucracy. It reminds me of the Special Branch in Malaysia which continues to monitor every move of NGOs even though it was initially created during the emergency period in the 1950s and '60s. The net effect has been a culture of intense fear and suspicion among many Malaysians who may wish to question government policies or corruption.
In the capital, Kuala Lumpur, last month's mass demonstration calling for electoral reform was met with heavy police presence, blockades, intimidation and violence.
In New Zealand, the rise in the intelligence bureaucracy and police powers poses a significant threat for those who are involved in social justice activities. The definition of a terrorist act may be widened to apply to groups which do not even intend violence. Many peaceful activists feel that they can no longer trust the police to protect freedom of speech and the right to peaceful protest.
The US Conference of Bishops has stated that peaceful protest to protect the dignity of the person is a basic human right. When the value of human life is threatened by draconian powers restricting the right of citizens to live fully human lives, such protests must ensue.
Lee Tan initially came to New Zealand as an overseas student and returned again after working in Malaysia among indigenous people for three years.


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The Americas | Violence against women in Latin America
Everyday aggression
Laws to punish domestic violence are too often honoured in the breach
Sep 21st 2013 | BUENOS AIRES
ONE night last year police received a call from worried residents of a wealthy area of San Salvador, El Salvador's capital, who thought they had heard a woman being beaten up by her partner. A few minutes later they called back to say they had heard gunshots ring out from the house.
The police were too late. When they arrived at the scene, they found the lifeless body of Lida Maria Huezo with a gunshot to her head. She held the fatal weapon in her hands, but the police believed that her husband, Manuel Gutiérrez, who was drunk and at Huezo's side, might have put it there to make it seem as though she had committed suicide. The police arrested Mr Gutiérrez, the manager of a successful car dealership. He gave several different stories: that it was an accident, that his wife had committed suicide, that they were arguing when the gun just went off.
When a trial was held earlier this year, a forensic specialist testified that she had found dust from the gun surrounding Huezo's wound, bruises on her neck and arms, and swelling in her pelvic area. But Mr Gutiérrez was acquitted because of flaws in the prosecution case. The prosecutor did not submit a final autopsy, did not interview the neighbours who reported hearing the incident nor the couple's children who were supposedly present, and was unable to procure the gun to present as evidence.
Infuriated by the ruling, Vanda Pignat, El Salvador's first lady, complained that it "strengthened impunity and the dreadful practice of El Salvador's justice system to favour aggressors and assassins and to punish victims of gender violence." Perhaps as a result, last month a judge ordered Mr Gutiérrez's arrest for illegal possession of the gun in the case.
In theory, such crimes should not go unpunished. In 1994 Latin American countries signed the pioneering Convention of Belém, which required them to educate their people about women's rights, to fight machismo and pass laws to protect women from violence. Most have done so. Brazil's law on violence against women is widely seen as exemplary. The trouble is that in many cases these laws have made little practical difference.
Unpunished violent crime is a more general problem in the region. Nevertheless, the statistics of violence against women are particularly gruesome. A recent report by UN Women, a UN agency, found that many Latin American countries have a higher-than-average incidence of domestic violence. According to the agency, a woman is assaulted every 15 seconds in São Paulo, Brazil's largest city. In Colombia attacks in which acid is thrown at women's faces, disfiguring them, nearly quadrupled between 2011 and 2012. Of the 25 countries in the world that are "high" or "very high" in the UN's ranking for "femicides" (killings of women that seem to be related to their sex), more than half are in the Americas, with El Salvador the worst in the world.
Activists say the problem is that most cases of violence against women are not investigated, let alone effectively prosecuted. Take El Salvador, which passed a law in 2011. In its first 16 months, only 16 of 63 reported cases were followed up. In the first three months of this year 1,822 rapes were reported in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro; only 70 men were arrested.
Protection for victims is improving in some places: 13 countries have set up specialised police stations for women, according to Andrew Morrison of the Inter-American Development Bank. These aim to make it easier for victims of domestic violence to report crimes, and typically offer them medical care, psychological counselling and legal aid. A study by the UN suggests that, since the introduction of such stations, levels of reporting have indeed increased. Brazil, Uruguay and Venezuela have also established courts dedicated to cases of domestic violence.
National and local governments in Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina have handed out panic buttons to women with restraining orders against abusive former partners. When triggered, the devices use GPS technology to help the police track down the victim quickly.
Three Latin American presidents are women: Cristina Fernández in Argentina, Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and Laura Chinchilla in Costa Rica. A fourth, Michelle Bachelet, who is a former head of UN Women, is likely to become president of Chile for a second time at an election later this year, according to opinion polls. While their leadership may help to change the image of women in Latin America, that is a slow process.
Machismo has deep cultural roots in the region, and will take decades to disappear. Meanwhile, women have the right to expect that their governments act more vigorously to turn well-intentioned laws into tools to prevent and punish the violence they often face.
This article appeared in the The Americas section of the print edition under the headline "Everyday aggression"
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On March 8 2007, Brampton's St. Marguerite d'Youville high school hosted a very successful Multicultural Night.
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While St. Joseph speaks no words in Scripture, he plays a vital role in salvation history as the foster father of Jesus, husband to Mary and protector of the Holy Family. Shutterstock
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Long in obscurity, it was the 15th century before the veneration of St. Joseph became widespread throughout the Roman Church. This seems ironic to us today because the Church counts Joseph among the most important figures in salvation history. Pope Leo XIII (r. 1878-1903) wrote of him in his 1889 encyclical Quamquam Pluries: "In truth, the dignity of the Mother of God is so lofty that naught created can rank above it. But … it may not be doubted that he [St. Joseph] approached nearer than any to the eminent dignity by which the Mother of God surpasses so nobly all created natures"(No. 3).
The lack of attention toward Joseph over the centuries resulted in some measure from the brief way he is treated in the Scriptures. Additionally, there were early stories and legends making him out to be an old man, including some insinuating that he may have been married even before taking Mary as his bride. There were stage plays, as late as the Middle Ages, depicting Joseph, the husband of the Blessed Mother, as a senile, aging man. In the late 15th century, this neglect by the faithful in the Western Church started to change.
Veneration of Joseph Expands
The Franciscan St. Bernardine of Siena (1380-1444) began advocating the righteousness of Joseph and the important role he played in the life of Christ. St. Bernardine rejected the perception that Joseph was a decrepit, aging individual; rather, a younger person who could protect and care for Mary and Jesus. In his rationalizing, Bernardine also concluded that as the husband of God's mother and foster father of Jesus, Joseph was free from sin and a virgin. Such unique thinking would influence how Christians considered Joseph.
In the 16th century, St. Teresa of Avila (1515-82) was significant in further extolling the virtues of Mary's husband. Teresa claimed that after praying to Joseph, he interceded with God on her behalf and consequently cured her of a serious illness. Believing in this miracle, she dedicated different monasteries of her Carmelite order to Joseph and placed them under his protection. She wrote, "I cannot call to mind that I have ever asked him at any time for anything that he has not granted; and I am filled with amazement when I consider the great favors which God hath given me through this great saint — the danger from which he hath delivered me both body and soul" (The Life of St. Teresa).
Joseph was in many ways like the Blessed Mother. His place and manner of death are unknown; there are no relics, no tomb to visit. Both Mary and Joseph were visited by an angel (Joseph three times) and both said "yes" to God's call. Some theologians have argued that Joseph was also assumed into heaven.
Veneration to St. Joseph was elevated throughout the Church when, in 1870, Pope Pius IX (r. 1846-78) proclaimed him "St. Joseph the Patron of the Universal Church." The Church annually commemorates St. Joseph with a solemnity on March 19. Another feast day, May 1, was assigned and named the feast of St. Joseph the Worker. This feast was established in 1955 both to acknowledge Joseph and in part to counter the grand celebrations of the Communist international party held on that date. In 1961, Pope St. John XXIII (r. 1958-63) named St. Joseph as patron of the Second Vatican Council. It was also Pope John XXIII who, in 1962, added St. Joseph's name to the first Eucharistic prayer of the Mass. Pope Francis would add his name to all the Eucharistic prayers.
A Just Man
The reversal or revival in thinking within the Church finally resulted in appropriate honors given to Joseph, guardian of Mary and Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
We often hear that God has a purpose for each of us, and we are placed on earth at a specific time to carry out that mission. God, in turn, provides us the needed grace to achieve his calling. Certainly such was the case with Joseph. As Mary was selected to be the Mother of God, Joseph was selected, among all men, to be his foster father. Strangely, even with such an important, sacred trust, he receives just a few lines in the Bible. Only Matthew and Luke reveal anything about Joseph, yet what we conclude from their brief accounts provide vast insight into this holy man's character. The Gospel According to Matthew 1:19 describes him as a "just man" or one who loves God and his fellow man. St. John Chrysostom defined a just man to be "perfect in every nature." Although limited, the insights provided by the Gospel help us understand the virtues of Joseph; virtues often sought out by others and imitated by the Catholic priest.
Joseph's Faith and Obedience
Joseph was visited by an angel three times, and three times his faith in and obedience to God were magnified. First, according to Matthew's version of the Gospel, he was told not to hesitate to take Mary into his home, even though she was pregnant: "For it is through the holy Spirit that this child has been conceived in her" (Mt 1:20). When an angel appears, Joseph must have wondered what exactly was happening, but he didn't hesitate, didn't fail to obey: "When Joseph awoke from sleep, he did as the angel of the Lord had commanded him…" (Mt 1:24). Joseph took Mary into his home, but then the Gospel tells us they went to register for the census in Bethlehem. Here, as it was the time for Jesus to be born, and because of crowding in the city, they had to settle for lodging in a stable. The poverty of the surrounding was diminished by the glory manifested in the birth of Christ. St. Pope John Paul II refers to Joseph as a silent witness and never more so than on this holy night.
A second angel tells Joseph to take his family and flee away from the murdering Herod. Joseph must have thought it odd that the Son of God would have to run away from some earthly king, but again there was obedience, no hesitation; during the night he began a perilous journey of some days travel, taking Mary and Jesus to Egypt. The joy Joseph knew at the Nativity, the happiness of Mary, is suddenly impacted by the threat on the life of Jesus.
During the third appearance of an angel, Joseph is advised that it was safe to return to Israel. The Holy Family went back to Galilee and eventually to Nazareth. The dangers associated with these travels, the distances, the setting up households in strange places, finding work, were part of a divine plan that Joseph never questioned. God the Father was always watching over the Holy Family.
Today in our holy Church, the priest in the manner of Joseph doesn't hesitate to obey God's plan for him, to go to a new place and serve others no matter the location. In obeying, the priest fulfills the role for which he was ordained. Initially breaking away from family and comforts of home to follow his holy calling is often uncomfortable and with a certain level of uncertainty. Uprooting from familiar surroundings will likely occur many times, and resettling while continuing to serve God will always take the kind of faith and obedience evident in St. Joseph. There is no manual that guides a priest into a new place or new assignment; he goes forth with the faith that God will show the way.
Every priest's patron, St. John Vianney, was greatly troubled when he arrived at the parish church in Ars, France, during February 1818. According to Abbe Francois Trochu, in his book The Cure D' Ars, the new pastor "entered upon a missionary district inhabited by a people bereft of both faith and morals." Most readers know the story of the lack of piety, the attention given to secular addictions and attractions demonstrated by the Ars congregation. The future saint, although rejected by many, slowly turned the congregation back to God. Trochu wrote: "A holy priest is able to achieve great results with means that would seem wholly inadequate." Although nowhere do we find St. John Vianney attributed his success to St. Joseph, the "means to achieve great results" are found in Joseph.
A pastor often has difficult situations and tough calls to make while attending to his flock. From building a new church or expanding an old one, counseling sessions that are often uncomfortable, even deciding on Mass times, he is always under some scrutiny, sometimes not appreciated and can even feel isolated. Again, there is Joseph like a beacon in the night. Joseph knew he was never alone but was ever being guided by the hand of God and strengthened by the Holy Spirit. Having recourse to Joseph, the priest can find solace, inspiration and help.
Joseph's Humility and Self-Denial
Someone once asked a parish priest why during the Mass a priest always reads from the Roman Missal. The person asking the question reasoned that the priest probably knew most all the prayers and sacred verses, so why did he read everything? The response was one word: "humility." In fact, at no other time is a priest's humility more evident than during the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. The way Joseph protects the child Jesus, so the priest protects the holy Eucharist.
The key virtue of most every saint and holy man is humility. St. Joseph's attitude toward the messages of the angels well demonstrated this virtue. He didn't understand totally what he was being called to do or about Mary's pregnancy, but he didn't hesitate to take her into his home despite what the neighbors thought. Joseph did not have a long time of discernment about becoming the guardian of Mary and Jesus, may have been confused about the mystery of the virgin birth, but he accepted his sacred commission without concern for himself or his future. Simply, he was secure in God's love. A priest is often faced with those moments when he denies himself and unhesitatingly responds to God's call or to his superior. He says "yes" that not only will he be obedient to the summons but will do so with humility.
The role of Joseph in the early life of Jesus was that of any father, with one exception: Jesus is divine. This was the "hidden life" in Nazareth, and Jesus likely lived like every other boy. He was taught the Jewish religion, how to pray, attended school, grew up in a small community and learned the carpenter trade all under the watchful eye and love of his foster father. A humble man, Joseph would always remain in the background, carrying out what God asked him to do without attention or status, trusting fully in God's providence.
A priest is also a "father" not to one single person or family but often to a community. As head of that community, he, too, teaches how to pray, explains the word of God, provides guidance and assists many on their faith walk, even into the Catholic Church. He spends time giving of himself as a loving father.
Like Joseph, the priest is the anchor of the family or community, and there is no little time spent as the patriarch. In this role, Joseph demonstrated patience, understanding and love — traits entrusted to every priest. In doing God's will, both St. Joseph and the priest puts himself last and his family first.
D.D. Emmons writes from Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, and is a longtime contributor to OSV publications.
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Art Decorum: The Beaumont Hotel
The Rake's luxury travel correspondent proffers some thoughts on an establishment that is as refined and luxuriant as it is generously appointed and welcoming.
by Matt Hranek
I don't get to London as often as I'd like, but when I do, I take residence at the Beaumont Hotel. The property is located off a quiet garden just north of Grosvenor Square in Mayfair. Surprisingly, this rather modest building was once an Avis Rent-A-Car garage. But leave it to the masterminds behind the Wolseley – Jeremy King and Chris Corbin – to transform this 1920's building into a hospitality oasis.
The hotel was conceived, designed and decorated with a fictional character in mind that King created to drive the aesthetic and narrative of the space. That character was James Beaumont. Jimmy Beaumont (as he was called) was a rather discouraged American Hotel manager in New York City in the 1920's. Plagued by a violent city, Prohibition and a clientele that was abandoning his establishment for the city's speakeasies - he decides to head to London instead to open a new place. That journey finds new life and purpose in the Beaumont Hotel.
I have to say the narrative works for me. The Beaumont opened in 2014, but it seems as if it has always been there. There are rich dark wood and art deco details, beautiful period paintings adorn the lobby and rooms, along with sculpture and formal portraits (we assume one of those is Jimmy), the rooms are masculine, handsome, elegant, extremely warm and comfortable. I am partial to the marble and chrome baths and often indulge in the hotel's Hammam downstairs. If you need a quick haircut or shave you are in luck, thanks to the in-house barbershop located near the modest, yet quite complete gym.
"The rooms are masculine, handsome, elegant, extremely warm and comfortable."
The standout is the staff, which has been pulled from the best hotels in the world; they are courteous, discreet and friendly. The house courtesy car is a vintage Daimler and I have to admit you feel like a Royal when cruising in the back of this elegant beast.
The American Bar is a welcome sight as you head in from the lobby. It really does feel as if you are in Jimmy's vision of a London bar created in 1926. The last time I was there, Mr. King and I challenged the barman to a gin martini sampling that was truly inspiring. Through the bar you enter the Colony Grill that serves sensible and comfortable bistro fare. My jet lag induced hunger always leads me to the Duck hash or the full English breakfast for my first morning meal. While in residence it is a pleasure to take advantage of the Cub Room, which is a private bar/lounge for hotel guests only. It is a dark wood and clubby feeling room with deep leather chairs and an intimate bar. Honestly, I was spoiled by the attention and top-notch bar service while there.
The Beaumont is of course a new and modern hotel in every way, but there is an air of a bygone era about it, a sense of grace and elegance that is now often hard to come by. I always feel very special and well taken care of when I stay there, but more importantly, it is a pleasure to be in a hotel in this age that truly has a heart and soul.
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More than 8,000 people put on Halloween garb and headed to Boo at the Zoo Friday and Saturday.
Kids can go trick-or-treating at Boo at the Zoo or scamper through other features such as a hay maze, corn pit and Howl-O-Ween Hayride.
The event, formerly Ghouls at Grassmere, spans three weekends in October. There were 9,452 people from Oct. 16-18, about 50 percent more than projected. Wet weather this weekend was expected to limit Sunday's turnout.
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Boo at the Zoo, sponsored by The Children's Hospital at TriStar Centennial Hospital, will run from 5 to 9 p.m. Oct. 29-30. Tickets for members are $12 per person and $15 per person for non-members. Children 2 and younger are admitted free.


The Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County is pleased to be the recent recipient of a $55,000 grant from the Town of Palm Beach United Way. These funds will be used to support Legal Aid's Relative Caregivers, Mortgage Foreclosure Defense and Domestic Violence Projects.
The Legal Aid Society's Relative Caregivers Project provides legal advice and representation to adult caregivers who are caretakers for relative minor children (i.e. grandchildren, nephews and nieces). The Mortgage Foreclosure Defense Unit provides representation of individuals and families facing foreclosure who have been victims of predatory lending schemes, truth-in-lending violations, foreclosure rescue scams, illegitimate service charges, illegal consumer collection practices, and unfair and deceptive trade practices. Legal Aid's Domestic Violence Project provides legal representation to victims of abuse and their families at domestic violence hearings to ensure protection from further violence and access to custody and/or financial support for the victim.
"The Town of Palm Beach United Way has been a committed and steadfast partner of the Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County for nearly 20 years," said Bob Bertisch, Legal Aid Society's Executive Director. "Since 1992, Legal Aid has received grants totaling $513,454 for its various projects, and we are grateful to the board of directors and staff at the Town of Palm Beach United Way for their continued support in helping to ensure Legal Aid's ability to provide equal access to justice for the disadvantaged children, families, elders and individuals residing in Palm Beach County."


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Dangal China box office collection: movie crossed $100 million on 16th day
A still from 'Dangal' movie starring lead cast
Aamir Khan's 'Dangal' created sensation at the China box office by grossing $100 million today
by Giridhar B
20 May 2017 15:43 Sat 20 May 2017 15:54:23 BST
Dangal China Box Office collection: - Aamir Khan's wrestling drama 'Dangal' is unstoppable at the Chinese box office. The film created a phenomenal record at the China ticket window by grossing $100 million within 16 days of its release. Nitesh Tiwari's directional project minted $15.47 million on third Saturday at the China markets as of 11 PM CST, taking the total China collection of Dangal to $100.02 million.
Dangal now remains as the first Indian movie to gross $100 million at the China markets.
Previously, Aamir Khan's own 'PK' movie used to be highest grossing Indian movie in China by minting $20 million in its lifetime run, but, Dangal almost made 5 times of 'PK' collection till date in the China and it is heading towards Rs 1000-crores in its lifetime run.
On the other hand, Aamir Khan's Dangal also surpassed James Gunn's 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2' collections in China on 16th day. Currently, 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2' collection stands at $91.66 million in China as of 11 PM CST today.
An Indian movie, who barely have any market in theChina, crossing Hollywood movie collections and new China releases to stand at No.1 spot in the China box office even on the third week is truly sensational.
Total worldwide collection of Dangal till date
In the first phase of its release on December 23rd, 2016, Aamir Khan's Dangal grossed Rs 542.50 crores from the Indian box office and Rs 201.5 crores from the overseas box office, taking the total collection to Rs 744 crores.
On March 25th, the film released in Taiwan, where it minted Rs 21.5 crores gross approximately till date at the ticket window.
In the Taipei alone, Capital city of Taiwan, the movie grossed $1.877 million till date.
In the China, the movie released on May 5th and minted Rs 644.7 crores till date at the ticket window.
Overall, Aamir Khan - Nitesh Tiwari's Dangal grossed Rs 1410.2 crores from the worldwide box office till date and heading towards Rs 1500-crore club in its forthcoming days.
Giridhar B
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Years ago we started having an organic box of produce delivered to our house. Over the years the service has changed and one thing they do is have things you can add on. One time I ordered a quiche. I posted about it (Quiche, Anyone?) because I thought I was getting an already-made-quiche but it was a DIY quiche. I had to make it. It was delicious. Well, this time I decided to order a pizza and this time I knew it was DIY. I hate pizza dough and I thought this one would be easier. Let me clarify when I say I hate pizza dough, I should actually say I hate WORKING with pizza dough. I love pizza crust, but I just don't work well with the dough. I thought this one would be easy. It was ok.
I think the first problem I have is that I might actually believe the directions when it says to stretch it to 14 to 16 inch circle. My pan is 14 inches and it was stretch pretty thin. I can't see it getting to 16 inches, but then again – I don't work well with pizza dough.
First I made the mistake of taking all the ingredients out while I cooked the mushrooms. I was thinking proudly, that I would read the directions and make sure I was ready to go. Too often I have waited until the last minute to read the directions only to find out something needs to sit out for 50 minutes or something like that. So, I thought I was being smart. Well, I was had I put everything back in the refrigerator or even the freezer. By the time I tried to grate the cheese it was just melty. And the dough was stuck in the container. So I did end up putting it in the freezer for a bit, but that delayed me actually making the dinner.
Anyway . . . it was pretty good. I didn't cook it enough. It was very doughy. But we ate it anyway . . . at least most of it. We have some left. I will pop my portion in the toaster over to finish cooking the dough, but my husband said he liked it the way it was. I really loved Fully Belly Farm's quiche crust so I thought I would like the pizza dough. And I do, I just need to cook it better.
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Home Europe Biden Expected to Offer Warnings and Alternatives in Call With Putin
Biden Expected to Offer Warnings and Alternatives in Call With Putin
That effort appeared to begin to convince Germany, among others, that a clear warning to Mr. Putin was needed. Mr. Biden plans to speak with the leaders of Ukraine and several European allies on Monday, ahead of his call, in an effort to keep a unified front. But many European officials are clearly worried Mr. Putin could respond to pressure by diminishing gas supplies to Europe as winter approaches.
Some administration officials believe that Mr. Putin views Mr. Biden as focused on Covid at home and China abroad, and that at a moment when Germany is changing leadership and France is facing an election, this is an opportune time to begin reconstituting pieces of the old Soviet Union. They are even concerned that he may try to use Belarus, whose leader appears increasingly aligned with Mr. Putin, as a pathway to move against Kyiv.
Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, on Monday dismissed warnings of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine as "aggressive and hostile rhetoric" by the West and as "clearly targeted leaks in the Western or, as we say, Anglo-Saxon media."
He said the Kremlin was expecting to hear "concrete proposals" on Ukraine from Mr. Biden in Tuesday's meeting. Mr. Putin has demanded "long-term security guarantees" for Russia in Eastern Europe, such as a pledge to roll back Western military cooperation with Ukraine.
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Ominous warnings. Russia called the strike a destabilizing act that violated the cease-fire agreement, raising fears of a new intervention in Ukraine that could draw the United States and Europe into a new phase of the conflict.
The Kremlin's position. President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who has increasingly portrayed NATO's eastward expansion as an existential threat to his country, said that Moscow's military buildup was a response to Ukraine's deepening partnership with the alliance.
"President Putin will listen to those proposals with great interest, and it will be possible to understand how much they are able to reduce tensions," Mr. Peskov said on Russian state television Monday, according to the Interfax news agency.
Mr. Peskov appeared on television from New Delhi, where Mr. Putin was holding talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India — a visit that served as a reminder of Russia's efforts to build relationships around the world even as ties have worsened with the West. Mr. Peskov said that despite the flaring tensions over Ukraine, there was still some positive momentum in the relationship with Washington, with talks between American and Russian officials on matters like arms control and cybersecurity gaining pace in recent months.
"Although our bilateral relations remain in a very lamentable state, they have nonetheless begun reviving in some areas, and dialogue is starting," Mr. Peskov said.
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The 12th Annual Paso Pinot & Paella Festival is nearly sold out with a few tickets remaining, organizers say. The event will be held on Sunday June 7, in the Templeton Community Park. Paso Robles pinot noir producers are offering an afternoon of great wine, exceptional food and unmatched fun to support youth arts in San Luis Obispo County. Joining 20 pinot noir producers are Central Coast chefs, with live Spanish-beat music by returning band, Incendio.
The annual Paso Pinot & Paella Festival is fully supported as participating wineries donate their wine, and the chefs donate their time and ingredients for this event. Ticket sales have donated over $350,000 to programs that support youth arts in San Luis Obispo County, primarily the Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation.


Once upon a time when a villager came to take water from the pond in Palach village, he saw a stone in the form of 'Pindi' which was floating in the pond. On the same night, Devta came in his dream and told that he was Ishwari Mahadev in the form of the Pindi. If villagers would make a temple for him, they will be protected. Villagers obeyed the orders and built a temple.


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Health Coalition Issues Urgent Open Letter to Ford Government's Minister of Long-Term Care: Take Responsibility & Re-do the Biased Consultation for a New License to For-Profit LTC Orchard Villa
Attn: Assignment Editor
PICKERING, Ontario and TORONTO, July 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Ontario Health Coalition issued an Open Letter to the Ford government's Minister of Long-Term Care Rod Phillips, today. In summary the Coalition said:
"We are writing today to urgently insist that you extend the deadline for the decision regarding the issuance of a new license and expansion to for-profit long-term care chain corporation Southbridge Care Homes for Orchard Villa long-term care home in Pickering…. We are also asking that you act immediately to correct the criteria your Ministry is using in evaluating this project and in consulting on this license. The way your Ministry is conducting itself does not accord with the Long-Term Care Homes Act…. Section 98 specifically states:
"A person is only eligible to be issued a license for a long-term care home if…;
(b) the past conduct relating to the operation of a long-term care home or any other matter or business of the following affords reasonable grounds to believe that the home will be operated in accordance with the law and with honesty and integrity"."
"We have become increasingly disturbed as we have witnessed the actions of the Ministry of Long-Term Care regarding this license.
In correspondence from your Ministry considering the issuance of the license you have drawn the criteria being considered so narrowly as to exclude the record of the licensee in operating the home, yet the license is for up to 30-years to build and operate the home, and in accordance with the Act, and you are required to consider the operator's record and the public interest….
In the public consultation your Ministry representative tried to stop Ontarians from asking questions about the record of Southbridge and its ability to operate the home to acceptable standards, in violation of the criteria set out in the LTC Homes Act….
In a press conference on July 15 you stated that licensing was decided by the Ministry and not by you as Minister. That is untrue. You are expressly named as the decision-maker in the Act and it is not acceptable to duck political accountability for your decision.
To us, this creates a picture that the 'fix is in'; that the criteria and the conduct of the Ministry appear to be designed to exclude what should be the absolute central issue, which is whether it is in the public interest to issue for-profit chain company Southbridge Care Homes a new 30-year license and expansion to operate Orchard Villa and whether the corporation can be entrusted with the care of 320 vulnerable residents given its terrible record not only in that home but across the province. As you know, the for-profit chains had far higher death rates than public and non-profit homes, and among the for-profits Southbridge's record is the worst."
"We are calling on you to re-do the public consultation in accordance with the Long-Term Care Homes Act," said the Coalition citing families and Ontarians who were cut out from the public hearing and further evidence of poor care from recent inspection reports. The Coalition concluded:
"In close, this issue should not even be under consideration. If Southbridge is able to not only get a new license but also an expansion at Orchard Villa where they were supposed to protect the vulnerable residents and care for them and where more than 70 residents died of COVID and others died of dehydration, malnutrition and horrific neglect, what kind of record would be bad enough for a corporation to be denied a license in Ontario? At the very least, you as Minister must be honest with the public about your duty under the law which requires you to decide what licenses are issued and that you consider the public interest, and that your Ministry consider the record of the licensee. At the very least you must allow those people who were cut off and cut out in the public consultation to be heard."
The Coalition in partnership with the Families of Orchard Villa held a press conference this morning. The livestream is available here.
For more information: Natalie Mehra Executive Director (416) 230-6402.
Health Coalition Issues Urgent Open Letter to Ford Government's Minister of Long-Term Care: Take Responsibility & Re-do the Biased Consultation for a New License to For-Profit LTC Orchard Villa Back to video


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Did you feel it? Earthquake rumbles Spain's Torremolinos
A MINOR magnitude 3.1 earthquake has been registered in Malaga province this Tuesday.
The quake was felt yesterday, Tuesday afternoon, in the tourist hotspot town of Torremolinos.
According to the National Geographic Institute (IGN), the earthquake took place at 5.17pm with an epicentre 79 kilometres deep in the municipality.
Earthquake rumbles Spain's Torremolinos.
Another earthquake was also recorded in the area last Sunday, August 8, this time with its epicentre in the town of Cartama. This quake was registered at 12.22 p.m., and, according to the IGN, with a magnitude of 2.5 and at a depth of 80 kilometres.
Based on the preliminary seismic data, both earthquakes were minor and so far no damage, incidents or aftershocks have been reported.
Earthquake Magnitude Scale:
2.5 or less: Usually not felt, but can be recorded by seismograph.
2.5 to 5.4: Often felt, but only causes minor damage.
5.5 to 6.0: Slight damage to buildings and other structures.
6.1 to 6.9: May cause a lot of damage in very populated areas.
7.0 to 7.9: Major earthquake. Serious damage.
8.0 or greater: Great earthquake. Can totally destroy communities near the epicenter.


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BGSU announces 30th annual Summer Music Institute
March 8, 2010 all, eventscdahn
Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts will offer music camps for students in grades 7-12 during its Summer Music Institute, which begins June 6.
The institute, taught by experienced faculty, staff and alumni from the college, provides musicianship and enrichment classes, clinics and performances by guest artists intended to engage students of different age and experience levels in a compact, focused music curriculum. With the sessions' limited enrollment, participants will receive personalized attention that includes private lessons and master classes as well as large and small ensemble participation.
The program is separated into four-, five- and six-day camps for high school and junior high school music students.
The first session, to be held from June 6-11, offers the Brass Camp, led by Dr. William Mathis, an associate professor of trombone and chair of music performance studies, and Vocal Arts Camp, led by Christopher Scholl, an associate professor of vocal studies.
The second session includes the new Percussion Camp, led by Dr. Roger Schupp, a professor of percussion, and Super Sax Camp led by Michael Holmes, a BGSU alumnus, which will run from June 13-18. The popular Musical Theatre Camp held from June 13-19 will led by Todd Schriber, another alumnus of the University.
The Double-Reed-Making Boot Camp is scheduled from June 13-16 and will by led by Dr. Nathaniel Zeisler, an assistant professor of bassoon, and Dr. Jacqueline Leclair, an assistant professor of oboe.
The third session, from June 20-25, will offer the Recording Studio Camp led by Mark Bunce, director of recording services, and the Piano Camp led by Dr. Robert Satterlee, an associate professor of piano. These camps will run from June 20-25. In addition, the String Orchestra Camp led by Dr. Megan Fergusson, an assistant professor of viola, will be held June 20-26.
The Honors String Quartet is a new addition to the String Orchestra Camp this year. Students accepted into the quartet will arrive on June 19 to work with BGSU string faculty members.
Registration costs vary depending on the camp attended. The deadline for all camps is May 1. Space is limited, but late registrations will be accepted based on availability and assessed an additional $25 fee.
Additional Summer Music Institute information, camp registration and scholarship information can be found at http://www.bgsu.edu/smi.
Accomplished jazz pianist, composer and educator comes to BGSU
March 8, 2010 all, events, jazzcdahn
Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts celebrates Jazz Week with a visit from acclaimed pianist, composer and educator Arturo O' Farrill.
O'Farrill will have a busy schedule starting with a master class at 4 p.m. March 24 in Kobacker Hall of Moore Musical Arts Center followed by a performance with the Faculty Jazz Group at 8 p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall of Moore Center. On March 26, O'Farrill will participate in high school Jazz Day clinics at Kobacker Hall and will perform with the Jazz Lab Band I at 8 p.m. in the same location.
"He brings a different perspective in jazz, coming from an Afro-Cuban tradition," said David Bixler, an assistant professor in Jazz Studies. "We do a more mainstream form, and he will provide a new angle both musically and culturally, which is good for students in the Midwest."
"This will be a great experience for both the students and faculty of the Jazz Studies area," explained Jeff Halsey, a professor and director of Jazz Studies. "O'Farrill is one of those rare individuals who bridges Latin-influenced music with mainstream jazz, and he is a powerful piano performer and bandleader."
O'Farrill was born in Mexico and grew up in New York City. He created the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra and was Grammy nominated in 2006 for his debut album "Una Noche Inolvidable." In 2003, he was awarded the Latin Jazz U.S.A. Outstanding Achievement Award.
As a solo artist, O'Farrill has worked with a number of well-known jazz artists including Dizzy Gillespie, Wynton Marsalis and Harry Belafonte.
Annual Peatee art song competition coming up at BGSU
March 8, 2010 all, events, keyboard, student news, voicecdahn
Forty duos will participate in the 11th annual Marjorie Conrad Peatee Art Song Competition at Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts on March 27.
The first round of the competition will begin at noon and end around 5 p.m. in Kobacker Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. Finalists will be announced at 6 p.m., and the final round, in the form of a formal evening concert, will begin at 8 p.m. in Bryan Recital Hall.
The Dr. Marjorie Conrad Peatee Art Song Fund provides monetary prizes for the singers and their collaborative pianists in two divisions, undergraduate and graduate.
The students will compete for two first prizes of $1,500, two second prizes of $1,000 and two third prizes of $750. The first-prize winning duos will present a recital on the "Music from Bowling Green at the Manor House" series, an outreach program of the college, on March 30 at Toledo's Wildwood Metropark.
The goal of the competition is to encourage students enrolled at BGSU to approach the art song in a serious and intense manner and enhance their learning experience.
All rounds of the competition are free and open to the public.
Gilmore Award-winning pianist Kirill Gerstein to give BGSU master class
March 5, 2010 all, events, keyboard, student newscdahn
Four piano students in Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts will have an opportunity to perform in a master class with leading pianist Kirill Gerstein when he comes to campus March 19.
Gerstein will be in the area to perform with the Toledo Symphony March 20. At Bowling Green, he will give the master class from 2:30-4:30 p.m. that Friday in Bryan Recital Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center.
In the world of music, his is an unusual story. He is the sixth winner of the Gilmore Artists Award—a $300,000 surprise grant given every four years to an artist to use to enhance their careers or their professional development. Equated to the MacArthur "genius" awards, the funds come with few strings attached.
The award is given to "a superb pianist and profound musician," according to the Gilmore Foundation. It is administered by the Irving S. Gilmore International Keyboard Festival in Kalamazoo, Mich. In fact, one of the places the award judges observed Gerstein's playing was in a previous Toledo Symphony performance.
Born in Russia, Gerstein began playing piano while very young. He studied jazz at Boston's Berklee School of Music as a teenager before taking up classical piano at the Manhattan School of Music.
Now he plays around the world but, somewhat unusually for a performer of his stature, also has a teaching position at the conservatory in Stuttgart, Germany.
BGSU piano students had another rewarding master class recently with award-winning Irish pianist Barry Douglas, who was in Bowling Green to perform in the University's Festival Series.
"He was vey impressed with the preparation of the students," said Susan Knapp, director of public events in the music college. "He said he was also impressed with the creative safety the students demonstrated. I think that's a great testament to what our faculty are building here."
BGSU honors Burton Beerman as Distinguished Artist Professor
February 26, 2010 all, faculty newscdahn
By any measure, Dr. Burton Beerman has led a remarkable life. As a composer, performer, teacher and founder of musical institutions, his accomplishments are myriad.
In his nearly 40 years at the Bowling Green State University College of Musical Arts, he has helped make Bowling Green synonymous with new and experimental music. His own pieces have been performed around the world and have influenced a generation of composers and performance artists.
On Feb. 26, BGSU recognized him as a Distinguished Artist Professor. Conferred by the board of trustees, the designation recognizes professors who have earned national and international recognition through research and publication or creative and artistic achievement.
"Dr. Beerman is truly regarded as an outstanding visionary and artist" by "luminaries who are world-renowned," said the award review committee.
The honor follows numerous other recognitions from his peers and arts organizations. Among them are the Ohio Governor's Award for the Arts he received in 2008 and several Individual Excellence Awards from the Ohio Arts Council in previous years. Also in 2008, he won two Cine Awards for the composition for the documentary film "203 Days." Beerman was awarded the prestigious Barlow Endowment Commission in 2005, an international award designed to encourage and financially support individuals "who demonstrate technical skills and natural gifts for the composition of great music," according to the endowment.
Beerman's music, which often addresses social justice issues, spans many media, including chamber and orchestral music, music for documentary film, video art and performance, theatre, dance and interactive real-time electronics. His works have been recognized by more than 30 professional journals and publications, and his activities have been the subject of national and public television network broadcasts.
Beerman grew up in Atlanta, where he was exposed to music ranging from traditional Jewish music he heard in the synagogue to the local gospel and blues. All those influences and more can be found in his compositions.
He received his bachelor's degree from Florida State University, with a specialization in composition and clarinet performance, and went on to receive master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Michigan in the same fields.
He began teaching at BGSU in 1970. His interest in progressive forms of music led him to cofound, in 1971, the New Music Ensemble and the Electronic Music and Recording Studio (now the Music Technology and Recording Studios). In 1979, he founded the annual New Music Festival, which has brought outstanding composers and performers of avant-garde music to campus each year for concerts, panels and master classes. From 1999-2007 he was the director of the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music at BGSU.
Chanticleer Ensemble to close BGSU Festival Series
February 16, 2010 all, eventscdahn
The internationally acclaimed vocal group Chanticleer will be the final performers in the 2009-10 Festival Series at Bowling Green State University's College of Musical Arts. The all-male ensemble, known around the world as an "orchestra of voices," is making its second appearance at BGSU.
The concert will be held at 8 p.m. March 3 in Kobacker Hall of the Moore Musical Arts Center. The first half of the program, titled "In Time of …" will feature works by Orlando Gibbons, Sethus Calvisius, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Jean-Yves Daniel-Lesur, Guillaume Dufay, Clément Janequin, Gyorgy Ligeti, Chen Yi and Steven Sametz, who composed the title piece of the performance. The second half of the program will include works by Michael McGlynn, Mason Bates, Manuel Sanchez Acosta, Carmen Cavallaro and Moises Simons.
Based in San Francisco, Chanticleer is renowned for the seamless blend of its 12 male performers, ranging from countertenor to bass, as well as the group's original interpretations of vocal literature varying from Renaissance to jazz and gospel to venturesome new music.
Inducted into the American Classical Music Hall of Fame in 2008, Chanticleer was also named the 2008 Ensemble of the Year by Musical America; the New Yorker magazine dubbed it the "world's reigning male chorus." Chanticleer has performed at prestigious festivals in France, Germany, Poland and Latvia. The group released a CD in fall 2008 titled "The Mission Road" featuring music from California's vibrant mission period.
Tickets to the BGSU performance are $36, $28 and $20 for adults and $29, $22 and $15 for students. For ticket information, call the box office weekdays from noon-6 p.m. at 1-800-589-2224 or 419-372-8171.
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Jim Acosta Trolls Trump W.H. With Wednesday Tweet That Has Republicans Spazzing
Gloria Christie
The White House has been at war with CNN's lead correspondent, Jim Acosta. First Donald Trump intentionally baited the journalist. After that, the president took Acosta's credentials and threw him off of the White House grounds. After all, POTUS wrongly considers the press "the enemy of the people." Then, this happened:
Kellyanne Conway talked to Acosta outside of the White House, and granted he tried to get a rise out of her. Still, the White House Counsel to the President has been in this business for a long time, and she is an attorney to boot. Maybe, Conway wanted the public attention as much as Acosta did. It ended with her calling the journalist a "smart ass."
NBC and MSNBC analyst, John Weaver encouraged Acosta to "Keep on:"
'Hey "smart ass" @Acosta !! Keep on keeping on brother!'
Acosta replied to Weaver's tweet with one of his own:
'That's the plan. '
Acosta commented on the president's national speech on network and cable television. The journalist said he had thought that the president would be handing out "recycled rhetoric," according to Fox News.
'That's pretty much what we got. (Trump called immigrants) criminals and killers and so on" since he first declared his political aspirations. Not much has changed in terms of the president's rhetoric on this. He did say… Democrats asked for the steel barrier. … I just talked to a senior Democratic aide up on the Capitol Hill who said, "No, we as a party did not ask for a steel barrier."'
The dance of sharp-edged words between Acosta and Conway will likely continue.
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Gloria Christie founded Gloria Christie Reports, a common sense column about liberal politics. She has a masters in Radio-TV-film and an MPA in business/government relations. Christie invented and implemented the first computerized patient chart. She also worked on Howard Dean's, John Kerry's, and Barack Obama's presidential campaigns. She is particularly interested in liberal politics, high-tech, complex systems, and change