Stray and abandoned animals live a miserable life and suffer violent torture and death. They wander around the streets and fight a bitter battle with humans and other animals for survival. These animals do not live in the wild, they live with people and their growing population only brings great suffering to them. According to a research, in a period of seven years, just one cat and her offspring can give birth to 400,000 kittens, while just one female dog and her offspring in the same period of time can give birth to 66,000 puppies. These figures are nerve-wrecking and stray animals have their problems only increasing as their population increases.
It is not possible to get a shelter or a home for all of them and the best way to save them from the miseries of everyday torture is to control their population through a neuter/spay program. By neutering/spaying them, we can save them from being unwanted and homeless any further. Dogs do not lament their lost capability to reproduce as they are a different species than ours and reproduce only to ensure the survival of their kind. Besides controlling their population, neutering/spaying has many other advantages. It prevents diseases such as breast or uterine cancer, sepsis and prostate or testicular cancer.
Male dogs are usually better pets if they are neutered. They may have less desire to roam and to mark territory. If they are neutered before sexual maturity, they may be less likely to exert dominance over family members. They may also be healthier pets as they will have no chances of a testicular cancer. The fact that spayed/neutered animals also live longer has been established.
Females also tend to be better pets if they do not experience oestrus every six-to-nine months. Heat cycles bring hormonal changes that can lead to personality changes, and oestrus females must be confined to prevent unwanted pregnancies.


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Bulatlat Contributors August 4, 2011 1 Comment SONA, sona 2011
By Satur C. Ocampo
At Ground Level | The Philippine Star
"Where's the vision?" "Where's the road map?" These have been the common reactions to P-Noy's second state of the nation address last Monday. The tones have ranged from disappointment on the part of those supportive of his government, to skepticism and cynicism on the part of those critical of its performance.
Indeed, questions on several issues raised during P-Noy's first year in office were left unanswered — about his economic development plan, rising prices, unemployment and wages, agrarian reform, human rights, environment, among others. Let's focus on two aspects of economic policy, one highlighted in his first SONA, the other cited in the second.
First, take the Public Private Partnership or PPP projects, mainly proposed by the foreign business chambers. In last year's SONA, P-Noy declared: "Ito ang magiging solusyon: mga (PPP)… Makukuha natin ang kailangan natin; hindi tayo gagastos, kikita pa tayo… Lalago ang ating ekonomya at bawat Pilipino ay makikinabang."
That evoked great expectations. P-Noy was expected to follow through with details in his second SONA. Yet he was silent on the PPP. Why?
Citigroup, the giant US bank that regards the PPP as the "centerpiece program and one of the key catalysts for a continued market rerating [referring to the upgrades given to the Philippines by three international credit-rating agencies]," ventures two sympathetic explanations for the silence:
1) P-Noy may have considered that since Public Works Secretary Mar Roxas has just assumed his post, he was cautious in speaking on the status of the PPP program as it is now Roxas' responsibility; and
2) New "structures for project approvals and implementation to avoid anomalies at DPWH" are still being set up. "This appears to imply that once the structures are in place," Citicorp observes, "the PPP can move on at a faster pace." It concludes that the bidding and awarding of two projects, scheduled this year, may fall in 2012.
Whether it is cautiousness or technical difficulties that explain it, wide-ranging criticisms have been raised over the delayed implementation. More telling are the questions over the adequacy of the PPP as the centerpiece program aimed at boosting the economy (such as those raised by Ibon Foundation, and by the Movement for Good Governance, which rated P-Noy's first-year performance at 4.7 percent).
Second, take the case of the business-process outsourcing (BPO) sector that the government is banking so much on for employment generation. Last Monday, P-Noy proudly said, "In the BPO industry (employment) was at 50,000 in the last 10 years; we are now between 700,000 to 800,000 by the end of the year."
Now, note this. The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), in its World Investment Report 2011 presented last Tuesday, warned the Philippines and other developing nations against depending too much on non-equity modes (NEMs) of foreign direct investments; included in these are BPO services.
Why? Because while NEM investments are easy to get, "they are also easy to lose," meaning that the investors can easily pull out since they don't invest much in fixed assets, like buildings, machinery and the like. Trade Undersecretary Cristino Panlilio acknowledges this fact. He remarked, "We have to be wary because there is not much fixed assets involved in them and they capitalize more on the labor force. So it is a challenge for us to be always in tip-top shape and to work harder to sustain our competitive advantage."
Panlilio emphasized that BPOs "will continue to be part of the focus of the government in its investment promotion campaigns." The UNCTAD report says information technology and BPO operations in 2010 accounted for 4.8 percent of the Philippine GDP, realized $9 billion in export income, and provided 525,000 jobs.
However, the report points out that BPOs create mismatches between jobs and available skills and compel workers into irregular working hours. A BPO group executive concedes this situation, explaining that jobseekers with different skills are impelled to take call center jobs because no jobs fitting their skills are available.
In his second SONA, P-Noy did take note of this job-skills mismatch and reported that "at this moment, DoLE, CHEd, TESDA, and DepEd are working together to address this issue." The curricula would be reviewed, he said, "to better direct them to industries that are first in need of workers, and students will be guided so that they may choose classes that will arm them with skills apt for vacant jobs."
Why should the government adopt BPO-oriented curricula? Given the UNCTAD warning, this step isn't advisable. It is in fact perilous over the long run.
Yet even Science and Technology Secretary Mario Montejo appears to play along with this government game plan. Early this month he announced that DOST would use communications technology to help expand and sustain the BPO industry, to raise the number of BPO workforce "in a significant way."
This narrow-vision government line has prompted the group Agham (Advocates of Science and Technology for the People) to call on P-Noy to "institute a comprehensive reform program that would include national industrialization… that would harness the capabilities of our local, world-class scientists… to help propel our country from the agrarian stage to the industrial stage."
Thoroughgoing rethinking is needed here.
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Alain Hutchinson (born 10 December 1949) is a Belgian politician and Member of the European Parliament for the French Community of Belgium with the Parti Socialiste, part of the Socialist Group and sits on the European Parliament's Committee on Development where he is Coordinator for the Socialist group.

He is a substitute for the Subcommittee on Human Rights and a vice-chair of the Delegation for relations with the Maghreb countries and the Arab Maghreb Union (including Libya).

Education
 1970: Social worker

Career
 1972-1987: Secretary of the FGTB employees' union
 1988-1989: Head of the office of the Minister for Social Welfare and Health, French-Speaking Community of Belgium
 1989-1999: Head of the office of the Premier of the Brussels-Capital Region
 1988-1999: Deputy Mayor for education and culture, Saint-Gilles
 1999-2004: State Secretary for housing and energy, Brussels-Capital Region
 Minister for the Budget and Social Welfare, French Community Commission

Decorations
 Knight of the Order of the Crown (Belgium)
 Commander of the Order of Leopold II

See also
 2004 European Parliament election in Belgium

External links
 Personal Website
 SOSposte.eu Website

1949 births
People from Schaerbeek
Living people
Knights of the Order of the Crown (Belgium)
Commanders of the Order of Leopold II
Socialist Party (Belgium) MEPs
MEPs for Belgium 2004–2009

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We wrote about the tragic case of a four-year-old Bradenton girl who was killed as her mother attempted to move the car in the driveway of their home last week. Based on a news report by Bay News 9, this was originally reported as a backover accident. The child was actually struck by the front of the car.
An updated report stated that the poor mechanical condition of the 1992 Lexus was a contributing factor in the child's death. Investigators said the car had weak brakes and a transmission that could not be put into reverse, causing the car to move forward when the engine was turned on. The neutral safety switch was also not functioning.
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A look at earnings from the view of macro-economists and market technicians
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3rd Quarter September 2019
Tuesday, October 15, 2019 6:43:00 AM
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Johnson & Johnson Beats
Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) reported 3rd Quarter September 2019 earnings of $2.12 per share on revenue of $20.7 billion. The consensus earnings estimate was $2.00 per share on revenue of $20.1 billion. The Earnings Whisper number was $2.02 per share. Revenue grew 1.9% on a year-over-year basis.
The company said it now expects 2019 earnings of $8.84 to $8.89 per share on revenue of $83.7 billion to $84.2 billion. The company's previous guidance was earnings of $8.53 to $8.63 per share on revenue of $80.80 billion to $81.60 billion and the current consensus earnings estimate is $8.59 per share on revenue of $81.51 billion for the year ending December 31, 2019.
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Johnson & Johnson Reports 2019 Third-Quarter Results
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., Oct. 15, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) today announced results for third-quarter 2019. "Our third-quarter results represent strong performance, driven by competitive underlying growth in Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices, as well as continued optimization in our Consumer business," said Alex Gorsky, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "As we look ahead, we remain confident in the strength of our broad-based business model, which is fueled by our disciplined portfolio management, focus on transformational innovation and dedicated employees around the world who position us for success today and well into the future."
OVERALL FINANCIAL RESULTS:
($ in Millions, except EPS)
Reported Sales
Net Earnings
Non-GAAP*
Operational Sales1,2
Adjusted Operational Sales1,3
Adjusted Net Earnings1,4
Adjusted EPS (diluted)1,4
1 Non-GAAP financial measure; refer to reconciliations of non-GAAP financial measures included in accompanying schedules
2 Excludes the impact of translational currency
3 Excludes the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures and translational currency
4 Excludes intangible amortization expense and special items
REGIONAL SALES RESULTS:
($ in Millions)
Operational1,2
Adjusted
Note: values may have been rounded
SEGMENT SALES RESULTS:
SEGMENT COMMENTARY:
Consumer worldwide operational sales, excluding the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures, grew 1.3%* driven by NEUTROGENA beauty products and over-the-counter products including TYLENOL analgesics, international upper respiratory products and digestive health products, partially offset by lower sales of baby care products due to prior year U.S. re-launch activities.
Pharmaceutical worldwide operational sales, excluding the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures, grew 6.4%* driven by STELARA (ustekinumab), a biologic for the treatment of a number of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, DARZALEX (daratumumab), for the treatment of multiple myeloma, IMBRUVICA (ibrutinib), an oral, once-daily therapy approved for use in treating certain B-cell malignancies, a type of blood or lymph node cancer, TREMFYA (guselkumab), a biologic for the treatment of adults living with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, INVEGA SUSTENNA/XEPLION/INVEGA TRINZA/TREVICTA (paliperidone palmitate), long-acting, injectable atypical antipsychotics for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults, SIMPONI/SIMPONI ARIA (golimumab), biologics for the treatment of a number of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, ERLEADA (apalutamide), a next-generation androgen receptor inhibitor for the treatment of patients with prostate cancer, UPTRAVI (selexipag), an oral prostacyclin receptor agonist used to treat pulmonary arterial hypertension and reduce hospitalization and OPSUMIT (macitentan), an oral endothelin receptor antagonist indicated for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension to delay disease progression, partially offset by biosimilar and generic competition, primarily declines in REMICADE (infliximab), a biologic approved for the treatment of a number of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, U.S. ZYTIGA (abiraterone acetate), an oral, once-daily medication for use in combination with prednisone for the treatment of metastatic, castration-resistant prostate cancer and international VELCADE (bortezomib), a proteasome inhibitor for the treatment of multiple myeloma.
Worldwide Medical Devices operational sales, excluding the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures grew 5.3%* driven by the growth of electrophysiology products in the Interventional Solutions business, ACUVUE contact lenses in the Vision business, international energy products in the Advanced Surgery business, wound closure products in the General Surgery business and trauma products in the Orthopaedics business.
NOTABLE NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THE QUARTER:
The information contained in this section should be read in conjunction with Johnson & Johnson's other disclosures filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its Current Reports on Form 8-K, Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q and Annual Reports on Form 10-K. Copies of these filings are available online at www.sec.gov, www.jnj.com or on request from Johnson & Johnson. The reader is also encouraged to review all other news releases available online in the Investors section of the company's website at news releases.
Pipeline Updates
XARELTO (rivaroxaban) - U.S. FDA Approves to Help Prevent Blood Clots in Acutely Ill Medical Patients (U.S.)1
INVOKANA (canagliflozin) - U.S. FDA Approves for Treatment of Diabetic Kidney Disease (U.S.)1
DARZALEX (daratumumab) - U.S. FDA Approves Combination Regimen for Newly Diagnosed, Transplant-eligible Patients with Multiple Myeloma (U.S.)
ERLEADA (apalutamide) - U.S. FDA Approves Supplemental New Drug Application for the Treatment of Metastatic Castration-Sensitive Prostate Cancer (U.S.)
STELARA (ustekinumab) - EU Commission Approves Extended Use for the Treatment of Moderately to Severely Active Ulcerative Colitis (EU)
IMBRUVICA (ibrutinib) - EU Commission Approves Expanded Use in Combination with Obinutuzumab in Adult Patients with Previously Untreated Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia and in Combination with Rituximab in Waldenström's Macroglobulinemia (EU)
Regulatory Submissions
SPRAVATO (esketamine) CIII Nasal Spray - Janssen Submits Supplemental New Drug Application to U.S. FDA for the Rapid Reduction of Depressive Symptoms in Adults with Major Depressive Disorder Who Have Active Suicidal Ideation with Intent (U.S.)1
STELARA (ustekinumab) - Janssen Submits Application to U.S. FDA for Treatment of Pediatric Patients with Moderate to Severe Plaque Psoriasis (U.S.)1
TREMFYA (guselkumab) - Janssen Submits Application to U.S. FDA for Treatment of Adults with Active Psoriatic Arthritis (U.S.)
Rilpivirine and Cabotegravir - Janssen Submits Application to EMA for Monthly, Injectable, Two Drug Regimen for Treatment of HIV (EU)
DARZALEX (daratumumab) - Janssen Submits Application to EMA for Novel Subcutaneous Formulation (EU)
Niraparib - Breakthrough Therapy Designation for the Treatment of Metastatic Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer (U.S.)1
Launch of ECHELON CIRCULAR, the Industry's First Powered Circular Stapler
Launch of ATTUNE Cementless Knee in a Rotating Platform Option
Investigational Prophylactic Vaccine - Breakthrough Therapy Designation for Prevention of Respiratory Syncytial Virus in Older Adults (U.S.)
1 Subsequent to the quarter
FULL YEAR 2019 GUIDANCE:
Johnson & Johnson does not provide GAAP financial measures on a forward-looking basis because the company is unable to predict with reasonable certainty the ultimate outcome of legal proceedings, unusual gains and losses, acquisition-related expenses and purchase accounting fair value adjustments without unreasonable effort. These items are uncertain, depend on various factors, and could be material to Johnson & Johnson's results computed in accordance with GAAP.
($ in Billions, except EPS)
Change vs. Prior Year
Operational Sales2
$83.7 to $84.2
Estimated Reported Sales3
(1.0%) - 0.0%
Adjusted Operational EPS (Diluted)2,4
1 Non-GAAP financial measure; excludes the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures
2 Non-GAAP financial measure; excludes the impact of translational currency
3 Calculated using Euro Average Rate: October 2019 = $1.12; Euro Average Rate: July 2019 = $1.12 (Illustrative purposes only)
4 Non-GAAP financial measure; excludes intangible amortization expense and special items
Other modeling considerations will be provided on the webcast.
WEBCAST INFORMATION:
Johnson & Johnson will conduct a conference call with investors to discuss this earnings release today at 8:30 a.m., Eastern Time. A simultaneous webcast of the call for investors and other interested parties may be accessed by visiting the Johnson & Johnson website. A replay and podcast will be available approximately two hours after the live webcast in the Investors section of the company's website at events-and-presentations.
ABOUT JOHNSON & JOHNSON:
At Johnson & Johnson, we believe good health is the foundation of vibrant lives, thriving communities and forward progress. That's why for more than 130 years, we have aimed to keep people well at every age and every stage of life. Today, as the world's largest and most broadly-based health care company, we are committed to using our reach and size for good. We strive to improve access and affordability, create healthier communities, and put a healthy mind, body and environment within reach of everyone, everywhere. We are blending our heart, science and ingenuity to profoundly change the trajectory of health for humanity.
NON-GAAP FINANCIAL MEASURES:
*Operational sales growth excluding the impact of translational currency, adjusted operational sales growth excluding the net impact of acquisitions and divestitures and translational currency, as well as adjusted net earnings, adjusted diluted earnings per share and adjusted operational diluted earnings per share excluding after-tax intangible amortization expense and special items, are non-GAAP financial measures and should not be considered replacements for, and should be read together with, the most comparable GAAP financial measures. Except for guidance measures, reconciliations of these non-GAAP financial measures to the most directly comparable GAAP financial measures can be found in the accompanying financial schedules of the earnings release and the Investors section of the company's website at quarterly-results.
Copies of the financial schedules accompanying this earnings release are available on the company's website at quarterly-results. These schedules include supplementary sales data, a condensed consolidated statement of earnings, reconciliations of non-GAAP financial measures, and sales of key products/franchises. Additional information on Johnson & Johnson, including adjusted income before tax by segment, a pharmaceutical pipeline of selected compounds in late stage development and a copy of today's earnings call presentation can also be found in the Investors section of the company's website at quarterly-results.
NOTE TO INVESTORS CONCERNING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:
This press release contains "forward-looking statements" as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 regarding, among other things: future operating and financial performance, product development, market position and business strategy. The reader is cautioned not to rely on these forward-looking statements. These statements are based on current expectations of future events. If underlying assumptions prove inaccurate or known or unknown risks or uncertainties materialize, actual results could vary materially from the expectations and projections of Johnson & Johnson. Risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: economic factors, such as interest rate and currency exchange rate fluctuations; competition, including technological advances, new products and patents attained by competitors; challenges inherent in new product research and development, including uncertainty of clinical success and obtaining regulatory approvals; uncertainty of commercial success for new and existing products; challenges to patents; the impact of patent expirations; the ability of the company to successfully execute strategic plans; the impact of business combinations and divestitures; manufacturing difficulties or delays, internally or within the supply chain; product efficacy or safety concerns resulting in product recalls or regulatory action; significant adverse litigation or government action, including related to product liability claims; changes to applicable laws and regulations, including tax laws and global health care reforms; trends toward health care cost containment; changes in behavior and spending patterns of purchasers of health care products and services; financial instability of international economies and legal systems and sovereign risk; increased scrutiny of the health care industry by government agencies. A further list and descriptions of these risks, uncertainties and other factors can be found in Johnson & Johnson's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended December 30, 2018, including in the sections captioned "Cautionary Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements" and "Item 1A. Risk Factors," in the company's most recently filed Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q and the company's subsequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Copies of these filings are available online at www.sec.gov, www.jnj.com or on request from Johnson & Johnson. Any forward-looking statement made in this release speaks only as of the date of this release. Johnson & Johnson does not undertake to update any forward-looking statement as a result of new information or future events or developments.
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Supplementary Sales Data
(Unaudited; Dollars in Millions)
Sales to customers by
segment of business
Note: Percentages have been calculated using actual, non-rounded figures and, therefore, may not recalculate precisely.
Western Hemisphere excluding U.S.
Asia-Pacific, Africa
Condensed Consolidated Statement of Earnings
(Unaudited; in Millions Except Per Share Figures)
to Sales
(Decrease)
Sales to customers
Cost of products sold
Selling, marketing and administrative expenses
Research and development expense
In-process research and development
Interest (income) expense, net
Other (income) expense, net
Earnings before provision for taxes on income
Provision for taxes on income
Net earnings per share (Diluted)
Average shares outstanding (Diluted)
Effective tax rate
Adjusted earnings before provision for taxes and net earnings (1)
(1) See Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures.
Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Financial Measures
% Incr. /
Nine Months YTD
(Dollars in Millions Except Per Share Data)
(Decr.)
Earnings before provision for taxes on income - as reported
Intangible asset amortization expense
Litigation expense, net
Restructuring/Other (1)
Actelion acquisition related cost
Auris Health acquisition related cost
AMO acquisition related cost
Unrealized loss/(gain) on securities
Contingent liability reversal
Diabetes asset impairment
Earnings before provision for taxes on income - as adjusted
Net Earnings - as reported
Restructuring/Other
Impact of tax legislation (2)
Net Earnings - as adjusted
Diluted Net Earnings per share - as reported
Impact of tax legislation
Diluted Net Earnings per share - as adjusted
Operational Diluted Net Earnings per share - as adjusted
at 2017 foreign currency exchange rates
Impact of currency at 2018 foreign currency exchange rates
(1)Includes $20M recorded in cost of products sold and $39M recorded in other (income) expense for the third quarter 2019. Includes $81M recorded in cost of products sold
and $117M recorded in other (income) expense for nine months 2019 YTD. Includes $23M recorded in cost of products sold and $79M recorded in other (income) expense for the
third quarter 2018. Includes $73M recorded in cost of products sold and $213M recorded in other (income) expense for nine months 2018 YTD.
(2)Includes foreign currency translation
Reconciliation of Non-GAAP Financial Measure
Adjusted Operational Sales Growth
THIRD QUARTER 2019 ACTUAL vs. 2018 ACTUAL
WW As Reported
(3.1)%
WW Currency
WW Operational
Zarbees
LifeScan
Dr. Ci Labo - Japan
Specialty Surgery
Advanced Sterilization Products
All Other Acquisitions and Divestitures
WW Adjusted Operational
Note: Percentages are based on actual, non-rounded figures and may not sum
NINE MONTHS 2019 ACTUAL vs. 2018 ACTUAL
REPORTED SALES vs. PRIOR PERIOD ($MM)
Operational (1)
CONSUMER SEGMENT (2)
WOUND CARE / OTHER
TOTAL CONSUMER
See footnotes at end of schedule
PHARMACEUTICAL SEGMENT (2)(4)
US Exports (3)
SIMPONI / SIMPONI ARIA
TREMFYA
OTHER IMMUNOLOGY(4)
EDURANT / rilpivirine
PREZISTA / PREZCOBIX / REZOLSTA / SYMTUZA
OTHER INFECTIOUS DISEASES
CONCERTA / methlyphenidate
INVEGA SUSTENNA / XEPLION /
INVEGA TRINZA / TREVICTA
RISPERDAL CONSTA
OTHER NEUROSCIENCE
ZYTIGA / abiraterone acetate
OTHER ONCOLOGY
TRACLEER / bosentan
UPTRAVI
CARDIOVASCULAR / METABOLISM / OTHER
INVOKANA / INVOKAMET
PROCRIT / EPREX
TOTAL PHARMACEUTICAL
MEDICAL DEVICES SEGMENT (2)(5)
DIABETES CARE(5)
$ -
INTERVENTIONAL SOLUTIONS
SPINE & OTHER
CONTACT LENSES / OTHER
TOTAL MEDICAL DEVICES
Note: Columns and rows within tables may not add due to rounding. Percentages have been calculated using actual, non-rounded figures, and therefore, may not recalculate precisely.
* Percentage greater than 100% or not meaningful
(1) Operational growth excludes the effect of translational currency
(2) Unaudited
(3) Reported as U.S. sales
(4) Prior year amounts have been reclassified to conform to current year product disclosure
(5) Reflects LifeScan divestiture October 2, 2018
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Notations On Our World (Special Edition): On California's Response to #COVID-19 (A Sampling)
We present a snapshot of what California is doing to deal with #COVID-19:
Checking in with Chancellor May:
Dear UC Davis Parents:
This letter goes to all Aggies, but I'd like to start this week with a word to our students who are living on the Davis campus or close by this quarter. We've been busy all summer preparing for you, establishing protocols to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. And now we are counting on your cooperation and assistance to help protect your health and your community's health.
The same goes for me and other administrators, faculty and staff who are working on campus. As I've said many times, we are all in this, together. Let's get through this quarter without the setbacks that other universities have experienced. With our late September start, we have been able to observe what worked and what did not work elsewhere. This has allowed us to adjust our plans accordingly, to strengthen them. In fact, all the people who worked so hard getting the Davis campus prepared for fall, well, they're still at it — always looking for ways to improve. I am thankful for their efforts.
We've taken our planning beyond the campus boundaries, into our university town, with an initiative we call Healthy Davis Together. Mayor Gloria Partida and I discussed our collaboration in a published commentary last weekend.
And now comes fall quarter, our opportunity to show how Aggie Pride can meet this challenge and overcome it, not just here in Davis, but wherever our students and faculty and staff happen to be. All of you have made big adjustments, too, learning and teaching and working remotely, while facing other pandemic-related challenges at home. We appreciate everyone's flexibility as we carry on our 112-year-old mission.
Even though almost all classes are being taught remotely this quarter, we expect to see an increase in the number of people on the Davis campus, not in gatherings (because they are not allowed), but out and about, going to the Campus Store, Shields Library (which reopened yesterday), the Memorial Union (which reopens Monday) and other places.
Keep in mind, wherever you go, you will encounter restrictions. Shields Library is open to students, faculty and staff only, with reduced seating capacity to allow for physical distancing, and a cap on total occupancy. The Memorial Union also has cut its seating capacity — and those seats are for students only, by way of a same-day reservation system at the Information Desk. Also, no food or drink in the library or the MU (water in closed containers is OK).
Face coverings: We require everyone to wear one at all times inside (the only exceptions are when you are eating or drinking or in private spaces such as dorm rooms, single-occupancy offices, showers and the like) and outside when it's not feasible to keep 6 feet of distance between you and other people. See our face coverings policy.
Next week we will see the beginning phase of our Aggie Public Health Ambassador program on the Davis campus. We are training students for this job, and they will be stationed initially at teaching tents, Shields Library and the Memorial Union. Ambassadors will educate people about campus protocols and encourage people to make healthy choices that reduce the transmission of COVID-19. We are grateful to the students who have taken on this role.
Soon we will invite students to pick up free welcome kits that include UC Davis-branded face masks. We'll have 10,000 kits to give out, available at the Campus Store. We have branded face masks for Davis campus faculty and staff, too. Repro Graphics is partnering with colleges and schools and other departments to distribute the face coverings in bulk, and individual units will then distribute them to employees.
Another important protocol: the Daily Symptom Survey. Take it before you leave home, and if you are experiencing symptoms, please stay home. Students should contact Student Health and Counseling Services; employees should contact their primary health care providers.
Orientation experience
This morning, our newest Aggies began the third and final component of the UC Davis Orientation Experience. The program began in late spring with Aggie 101 — a new online platform that introduced students to campus resources and various communities and helped them prepare for the start of the academic year. Next came remote Aggie Advising, which included individual meetings with academic advisors and access to resources for schedule planning, registration and continued advising support.
The final segment, also remote, is a multiday experience to help all first-year and transfer students find connections, build networks and have a celebratory start to their UC Davis journeys. Students, divided into small groups with orientation leaders, are undergoing an action-packed program during which they will interact with their colleges and majors, experience firsthand what a UC Davis course with world-renowned faculty will be like, learn about employment opportunities and how to get involved in campus life, and socialize with peers.
Students: You'll be hearing from me and other campus leaders over the next few days! We are excited to welcome you to the UC Davis community.
Instructional flexibilities
The Academic Senate issued its fall quarter COVID-19 policies over the summer, and I noted them in my Aug. 21 letter. The Academic Senate has also posted the information here. The policies cover final exams (the requirement for such exams is waived in undergraduate courses; each instructor will decide if they will give a final), Passed/Not Passed (P/NP) grading for undergraduates and Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) grading for graduate students.
This week the Academic Senate sent guidance to deans, department chairs and faculty regarding remote and virtual instruction for winter quarter. We expect to provide more information in the coming weeks.
Anti-racism tool
Our Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, besides dealing with the pandemic, has also been focused on an anti-racism strategy, in the wake of the police killings of George Floyd and others.
Earlier this week the office released the first of three important tools: "Being an Ally Requires Being an Anti-Racist: 11 Suggested Actions Toward Anti-Racism in the Office and on Your Own," described as a practical guide to actions that units and individuals can take toward building a more inclusive community, workplace and classroom environment.
I encourage all to use this tool, to take action. As Vice Chancellor Renetta Garrison Tull says, this is how we will take ownership of developing and sustaining a strong, inclusive climate.
WarnMe test Oct. 1
We are switching to a new vendor for our WarnMe system, so it's important that we test the system when we make the switchover next week. Make a note: The Davis campus test is scheduled for noon Thursday, Oct. 1. UC Davis Health will issue a concurrent test for its faculty, staff and students.
For newcomers unfamiliar with the system, it sends WarnMe emergency messages and Aggie Alerts by email, text and social media. The system already has your UC Davis email address, and you are encouraged to add your cell number for text messages. Click here to update or review your WarnMe information.
The new vendor, Everbridge, also pushes alerts via a mobile app that you can download for free. Read more in this Dateline article.
Parents, vendors and others without a ucdavis.edu email account can subscribe to receive WarnMe and Aggie Alert text messages from the Davis campus and some other UC Davis locations. Click here for instructions on how to sign up.
Checking in elsewhere:
• Virtual Innovation Spectacular — It starts at 4 p.m. on 10.10.20 (Saturday, Oct. 10). All are invited to see "what happens when pure imagination meets the brilliance of UC Davis." RSVPs are being taken now at ucdavis.edu/countdown (or call 530-754-2661). Look for more information in Tuesday's Dateline.
• Staff Emergency Fund — As announced earlier this week, this new fund is a way to support our staff colleagues in times of personal financial hardship, not just as a result of COVID-19, but due to wildfires or anything else that may be going on in their lives. We want to be able to help. The fund is open for contributions — I've already committed to donating, as has everyone on the Chancellor's Leadership Council. Grants of up to $1,000 will be available, but not until the fund reaches $30,000. I encourage you to donate if you can.
The pandemic, wildfires, continuing racial injustice (such as this week, when a grand jury in Kentucky decided not to charge police officers in the killing of Breonna Taylor) ... any of these issues, individually, can be derailing, and the combination, for many, is paralyzing. We share with you our continued commitment to affirm you and uphold our values as stated in our Principles of Community.
For support during this difficult time, we encourage faculty and staff to get in touch with the Academic and Staff Assistance Program on either the Davis or Sacramento campus. Students: We have counselors who are ready to visit with you remotely. Make an appointment here.
And, students, please know that we are looking out for you, too. This morning, Student Health and Counseling Services presented a webinar for faculty and staff, addressing signs of distress in students and how to respond, and how to make referrals. So many faculty and staff members have reached out to ask how they can help. For those who missed today's webinar, we recorded it and will make it available soon.
And, finally, a message for everyone: Please take care of yourselves even as you look out for one another. We are here for you.
Gary S. May
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Welcome to the 2020-2021 School Year
Celebrating the First Day of School in a New Way
Welcome to the first CUSD newsletter of the 2020-2021 school year — a school year unlike any other in history!
On August 18, our District embarked on a new adventure as we reopened schools online.
Our families shared their favorite first day moments on social media using the hashtag #CUSDBacktoSchool.
Watch the Video Featuring our Favorites
Reopening for In-Person Instruction
Watch the Welcome Back Video
On September 28th we will begin welcoming our families who have elected in-person learning back onto our school campuses.
Please know that we are here for you – and we look forward to welcoming you back to in-person learning!
School Opening & Safety Plan
We invite you to visit our reopening schools website to review our 2020-2021 School Year Opening and Safety Plan.
This detailed plan will answer many of your questions regarding health and safety protocols, Social Distancing, COVID-19 Testing & Reporting, Facility Cleaning & Sanitation Protocols, Instructional Programs, Special Education, Mental Health, Extracurricular Activities and Athletics, and much more.
Upcoming Parent/Guardian Webinars
Strategies for School Anxiety & Refusal
Wednesday, September 30th
As some students prepare to return back to school for on-campus learning this year, we want our parents/guardians to have the tools and strategies to help support their children with this transition.
Join CUSD School Counselors on Wednesday, September 30th from 5-6 PM for an informative webinar to learn more!
OCDE Presents: Youth Suicide Awareness Webinar
This presentation will provide parents and caregivers with facts, warning signs, and risk factors about youth suicide.
Parents and caregivers will learn ways to protect, help, and talk to their children about suicide and mental health.
CUSD & Hoag Present: Ways to Support Your Children's Emotional & Mental Health Through COVID-19
As students and families settle into a new school year, COVID-19 continues to impact and change our world in many ways. In particular, our youth have encountered a difficult time related to managing the stress associated with the current times.
In this webinar, parents will hear from the mental health experts at Hoag on how to provide support, encouragement and help navigate today's new reality for their children during this transition.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month!
CUSD's Bullying Information Guide is Online Now!
National Bullying Prevention Month focuses on kindness, inclusion and acceptance to help prevent bullying.
Read more about CUSD's bullying definitions, interventions and resources for families on our new webpage.
Visit our Bullying Information Webpage
Celebrate Unity Day
October 21st is Unity Day!
Wear orange to show your support for bullying prevention in our communities.
Tag us on social media in your posts with #CUSDUnityDay
See Photos from Last Year
Virtual College Fair
Annual CUSD College Fair Goes Virtual
This year CUSD in partnership with Futureology and CUCPTSA, will host the first ever Virtual College Fair the week of October 12-15!
Find Out More + Register!
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CUSD Announces Free Meals for Children 18 and Under
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According to Seattle Police, a gunman entered the local Muckleshoot Casino on Sunday and shot his wife, her partner, and seven bystanders. The suspect's wife and two of the shooting victims were reported to be in critical condition as of early Monday morning. Another four of the victims were evacuated to Renton's Valley Hospital in stable condition.
The Auburn Police commander, Mike Hirman, said that shortly after opening fire and shooting nine people, casino security tackled the suspect, and he was taken into custody by an off-duty police officer from Auburn. The officer worked in the casino part time.
The police, who did not immediately identify the suspect, gave him over to the detectives for investigation in order to further understand his motives.
Police commander Hirman states that "We know they were estranged and we know he went up there and fired rounds into his wife and into his wife's companion." He further explained that the suspect was being detained at King County Jail and had spoken to detectives. The details of those conversations, though, are considered part of an ongoing investigation and therefore have not been released to the press.
The accusation is that the suspect knowingly entered the Casino's Club Galaxy lounge with the intent of discharging his firearm upon his wife together with her male companion.
Two of the wife's sisters were among the injured. It is not known whether it was part of the gunman's intentions to shoot the sisters as well.
According to commander Hirman, the initial court hearing is expected to take place on Monday.


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UGA Tailback Ken Malcome to Transfer
Ken Malcome will transfer from UGA. Daniel Shirey-USA TODAY Sports
Georgia Bulldogs tailback Ken Malcome will transfer from UGA to seek "more playing time some place else," the school announced today.
Malcome, a redshirt sophomore, rushed 57 times for 274 yards and two touchdowns in 2012. He finishes his career at Georgia with 446 yards rushing, two rushing touchdowns, and two receptions for 23 yards.
"I have made this decision because I think I can get more playing time some place else," Malcome said. "I have enjoyed my time at Georgia and appreciate the opportunity that Coach (Mark) Richt and the other coaches have given me here. I look forward to my next challenge."
A Rivals.com 3-star recruit, Ken Malcome (6-0, 226) signed with the Dawgs back in February 2010 after graduating from Southwest Dekalb High School in Decatur, GA.
"We are very appreciative of Ken's contributions to our program and will certainly assist him any way we can in finding a school to continue his career," said Richt. "We wish him nothing but the best."


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You know the feeling: you are assigned to a new project and asked to give an "estimate" of the length of time the new project will take. You think about it for a moment—or for a day—and then give the date. But you have no confidence in the date, so before you give it you double it, or triple it, hoping that the new date will give you just enough time to take care of most of the unexpected things that might come up.
Both you and I know that this is not adequate, since this almost never yields the correct date. I never trusted the date since I never understood why the fudge factors were needed. But the biggest problem I had with estimation was that I didn't know how to get better at it, since I didn't understand how it worked.
It was in early 1992 that I first paid attention to something called the software process. I read Watts Humphrey's Managing the Software Process. Humphrey points out some of the common process issues that every software organization has to face and how to get a handle on them. I started applying his ideas in a small group, not quite what he designed them for. Shortly after Humphrey finished writing his book he realized that the Capability Maturity Model that he described must be applicable for a person as well. He proceeded to write a book for the individual engineer: A Discipline for Software Engineering—The Personal Software Process. That book put the role of the individual engineer in a new perspective. Later, I had a chance to attend Humphrey's seminars for engineers, managers and executives and I started teaching it, and mentoring people on its use as well.
Today I know that you get a better overall estimate if you estimate the size of the software first. Then you apply to the size estimate your productivity rate to get the project effort estimate (in hours). If you don't know what your productivity is, then you will have to estimate it, and reestimate the project effort as soon as you have real data. If you work with short iterations then in a few weeks you should have real data, so your effort estimate will become more accurate.
Once you had figured out how many hours will the project take you can move on to figure out the date when it will be done. First, you consult your calendar and see how many hours you will have available for project work. Second, map the project hours onto the available calendar hours. This will give you a date that is pretty realistic. You might not like it, but this is a realistic date.
Work more hours (only a short term solution, because if you sprint when you are running a marathon, sooner or later you will run out of steam and you will never finish).
Since these three are independent variables, they require different actions. In the short term, you can reduce the scope of the project if you can't add more hours either by working more or adding other people to the project. As we know from Fred Brooks, adding more people to an already late project will only make it later.
In 1999 I read The Fifth Discipline, The Art and Science of The Learning Organization by Peter Senge. This work, together with two follow-up works, The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook and The Dance of Change, pointed out to me the importance of looking at systems, not just software engineers, development teams, customers, companies, and suppliers. Senge's work on systems seems comparable to Peter Deming's work on quality. Senge's work is not yet appreciated by most organizations.
To close the improvement circle I came back to the individual engineer. It is the individual engineer's work that determines how good the product will be. The PSP (Personal Software Process) augmented with the TSP (Team Software Process)—both by Watts Humphrey—promise that by helping the engineering team get better—one engineer at a time—the end product will get better as well. Humphrey and his fellows from the SEI has thought the PSP class to thousands of engineers and gathered enough data to back up his claims. The doubters are welcome to try it for themselves.
Studying and practicing Systems Thinking and the other four management disciplines: Personal Mastery, Mental Models, Shared Vision, and Team Learning to create an organization that lives up to its full potential.
It must be an inner drive that I like to see things done, and that I have taken up interest in getting things done from an early age. As far as I remember, I have always headed a little group and worked on some sort of project that I wanted to see completed, preferebly sooner, then later. I have a natural inclination toward leadership. Several groups have appointed me to become their leader, and I took up leadership positions on my own.
The first time I formally started paying attention to management was in early 1991 when I watched Tom Peters in a PBS Special about MCI and other companies that he visited to learn about their work practices. I became a fan of Tom's and have been following his work ever since, as well as read up on his earlier work (pre 1991).
Since I didn't get a formal education in management—and in 1991 had no intent on becoming a manager—I decided to learn about management on my own primarily out of curiosity. I started reading books that would help me understand what should a manager do and, later, how can one go about becoming an excellent manager. I tracked down and read books that I considered would help. You can find most of the books I read on my reading list.
When one is a manager, then almost invariably the question of "management philosophy" tends to come up. My philosophy, if I should call it such, is to hire the right people and then get out of their way, support them, enable to get their work done. I ask lots of questions, to help my team understand the problem that we have to solve, and to help me understand where do I need to contribute.
Over the years I came to conclude that pretty much the only way to motivate people is to give them a challenge just a bit bigger then the one they have already conquered. As a result, I am working on understanding where everybody is in the organization, so I can help them select the right problem for them. I believe that it is much better to let people pick the work they are doing then to try to force it on them. Intellectual work is only getting done if the person doing it can fully engage in it.


The Rochester Ferry Co., for instance, maintained its own financial and banking records and operated at the behest of its board. Those steps could be enough to shield the city, said lawyer Charles Valenza, who served in the 1980s as Monroe County attorney.
Of course, city officials hope the legal issues stay academic. And officials with the Port Authority and the city appear inclined to try to resolve any issues amicably.
But should the issue make its way to the courts, the fight could provide fireworks — arcane legal fireworks.
"It's one of those things that's almost like a law school exam problem," said Jeff Wilker, a Toronto-based lawyer who specializes in municipal law.


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Completing the set of divisional previews from the astute, resolute and not so hirsute Ian Steven, @deevo82. Catch the rest of his previews via the previous posts list down the bottom right of the page...
After the amount of work put into the draft, offseason workouts, free agency, mini camps, training camps, pre-season, a 16 game regular season and the playoffs, it all came down to one play in Super Bowl.49. One play between despair and back-to-back titles. The Seahawks chose despair.
Marshawn Lynch is the most physical running back in the league and was the odds-on favourite to bull his way over the goal line to gift Pete Carroll's men the Lombardi Trophy. The Seahawks outthought themselves, elected to call a slant to Ricardo Lockette. Darius Butler read the route and the rest is history. Russell Wilson picked off at the one yard line.
The Seahawks have had seven months to stew in their own juices. It will be interesting to see how they react.
Quarterback Wilson is back at the helm once more. There is some contract speculation over the amount of money he is worth but it is doubtful that will bother him. Fast, smart and accurate, Wilson is utilised well in Darrell Bevell's offense, running a lot of bootlegs to instigate misdirection, allowing the quarterback space and time to find targets.
One new toy for Wilson is tight end Jimmy Graham who was traded for from New Orleans with center Max Unger heading the other way. Graham is a very dynamic player and will benefit from space in the intermediate zones if line backers cheat up to defend the run.
Running the ball is something that the Seahawks excel at, leading the league with 2,762 yards in 2014. Passing is a different story as they were only 27th in the NFL last season, which is partly why Graham was brought in. Wide receivers Doug Baldwin and Jermaine Kearse would be depth players on other rosters rather than starters.
It is on defense that Seattle really sets the tone. The "Legion of Boom" were the best ranked outfit in the NFL last season. Cornerback Byron Maxwell left in free agency for Philadelphia whilst strong safety Kam Chancellor is holding out for a new contract. Earl Thomas and Richard Sherman are still part of that awesome secondary unit so there should be little drop off in their play.
On November 7, 2014, Palmer agreed to a $50 million, three-year contract extension with the Cardinals. Two days later he tore his ACL for the second time in his career in a game against the St Louis Rams.
Palmer was enjoying a renaissance in 2014, playing solid football with a supporting cast that looked capable of knocking the Seahawks off their perch before disaster struck. Especially with quarterbacks, one injury and the team's season is over.
The good news for Palmer is that he still has Larry Fitzgerald and Malcolm Floyd to toss the rock to. Fitzgerald missed two games last season due to injury and as a result posted the lowest amount of receiving yards in his career with 722. Floyd may miss the start of the season due to dislocating three fingers in training camp. Free agent pick up Jermaine Gresham should see a lot more targets at tight end if Floyd is not ready to go.
The Cards have a big and beefy offensive line with Jonathan Cooper, Mike Iupati, Earl Walford and Jared Veldheer but still don't have a premier running back to take advantage. Andre Ellington should be the first number called with former 2,000 yard rusher Chris Johnson used in reserve. The defense has been rocked by the news inside line backer Daryl Washington will be suspended for the second straight year for substance abuse. Sean Weatherspoon and Kevin Minter will start until the Horned Frog can get his act straight.
The secondary for Arizona is particularly impressive. Patrick Peterson is a shut down corner. Honey Badger Tyriann Mathieu will move from safety to cornerback due to a lack of bodies at the position with Rashad Johnson and Deonne Buchanan operating at safety.
Bruce Arians' men will have to get off to a fast start as their last three games are against the Eagles, Packers and Seahawks – which could ultimately decide their fate.
The big move of the offseason for the Rams was the trade for Nick Foles from the Eagles, shipping Sam Bradford in the opposite direction. Bradford was injured one time too often and the front office cut their ties with the former first overall pick. Foles had his issues in Philly, regressing with his footwork and getting skittish in the pocket so St Louis need to protect him well. What every Rams fan wants to see this season is Todd Gurley lining up at tailback for the first time. Gurley badly injured his knee playing for Georgia last season and is still working his way back to fitness but we was one of the most dynamic players in college football and had superstar written all over him. I would compare his running style to that of Steven Jackson – the former Rams running back.
Gurley aside, the Rams are not loaded at the skill positions with Kenny Britt and Tavon Austin slotted in as primary receivers so do not expect Foles to post MVP-like numbers.
It is the defensive unit that really makes this team tick. Their front seven are devastating – built partly through the blockbuster trade with Washington that allowed the Redskins to select RG3. Defensive tackle Aaron Donald won the Defensive Rookie of the Year award in 2014 and he is joined by Chris Long, Michael Brockers and Robert Quinn. Line backers Alec Ogletree, Akeem Ayers and James Lauranitis are thumpers and set the tone.
The secondary is not as elite but if the front four can consistently get pressure then they elevate the play of the other seven players on defense.
How the mighty have fallen. Playing in the Super Bowl in 2013 and now favourites to finish bottom of the NFC West just two years later.
A glut of retirements is what has sparked the dire predictions with Patrick Willis, Chris Borland and Fred Davis hanging up their cleats. Head coach Jim Harbaugh has also moved on to take the head coaching job at Michigan, his alma mater. Former Scottish Claymores defensive line coach Jim Tomsula steps into the void to take over as head coach.
The 49ers still have quarterback Colin Kaepernick and a duo of reasonable receivers in Anquan Bolden, who is starting to show his age, and Torrey Smith. Vernon Smith can still perform well at tight end and is a consistent match up night mare.
It is strange, however, to look into the backfield and not see Frank Gore lining up. It looked like the former Miami running back was heading to Philadelphia before Indianapolis stepped in to snatch him away in free agency. Carlos Hyde will be the new plough horse in the backfield, backed up by speedster Reggie Bush.
It is not only retirement that has decimated the defense. Outside linebacker Aldon Smith was jettisoned by the team for one misdemeanour too many and has signed with Oakland.
One morsel of good news is that middle line backer Navarro Bowman has returned after suffering a horrendous knee injury in 2014 and has looked sharp in pre-season.
San Francisco should be solid against the run but they do not have much in the way of pass rushers and with Kenneth Acker and Tramaine Brock at cornerback, they look very susceptible to being picked apart by savvy quarterbacks.
Seattle should have enough in their tank to still hold on to the division title but Arizona should run them close. Odds of 1.30 are not tempting however. A much better wager would be with Arizona making the playoffs as a wild card. They should have a much superior record to most other teams in the NFC.
3pts on Arizona to make the playoffs @ 2.5 with Bet365.


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Rome – "Eternal City", "living art gallery" – these are just some of the terms that are permanently assigned to Rome. Each of them is, however, completely true, because it is here that you can admire the remains of ancient and medieval monuments. The most famous are the Roman Forum and the Pantheon, with them nothing has a chance to compete. No wonder, after all, these are places that have been invariably the same for thousands of years, how much they survived. Another highlight of the program is the Colosseum and the tremendous Trevi fountain.
Romantic atmosphere is easily noticeable. Cafes, restaurants, amazing views guarantee perfect time spent in the capital of Italy. How about celebrating New Year's Eve there? Marvellous! The climate of the city is perfect for this time of year.


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Join our Head Pro, Julio "Alo" Brodsky and his team of golf instructors as they teach various skills on how to play the game of golf. Learn everything you'll need to know about golf in a 5 session series or learn the basics and fundamentals by taking one of the sessions offered. Alo Brodsky is a certified PGA Golf Professional and has been the Head Golf Professional at Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe since January, 2014. Teaching golfers of all skill levels for the past 6 years, Alo brings a much needed presence to this calming sport and offers individual ways to get and stay on point. He strives to teach a philosophy that focuses on proper weight distribution and technique that help to elevate any players golf game.
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The First American Printing of the Marseillaise.
In a Volume of Early American Sheet Music from the 1790s and early 1800s: The Beginnings of American Popular Music.
This wonderful and extensive bound collection of mostly American sheet music (see below for a complete inventory), includes the first American edition of the Marseillaise, with the words in English and French, published in 1793 by Benjamin Carr & Co. of Philadelphia. La Marseillaise, the French national anthem, was written in April 1792 by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, and was officially adopted as the national anthem in 1795 by the French National Convention. Originally titled Chant de Guerre Pour l'Armee du Rhin (War Song of the Rhine Army) the song got its moniker after volunteers in a battalion from Marseille sung it while marching to Paris. By September of 1792 it had acquired the name Hymne des Marseillaise. Soon thereafter London publishers issued it as The Maseilles March. The very rare first American publication of the music and words of the Marseillaise contained in the present volume was published by Benjamin Carr (1768-1831), who left England in 1793 to establish his music shop at 136 High Street in Philadelphia. His father Joseph Carr soon joined him in America, as did a brother named Thomas, opening a music establishment in Baltimore. Late in the same year (1793) of his establishment in Philadelphia, Benjamin Carr must have copied one of the London versions to produce his own Marseilles Hymn or Marche des Marseillois. Both Carr's and the London versions share the same keyboard arrangements. Carr also retained the original French verses, which appear on the third sheet following the main English adaptation. Interestingly, the Carrs also published the first printing of the words and music of the Star Spangled Banner (Baltimore, 1814), a copy of which sold at Christie's in 2010 for $506,500.
Despite Jeremy Bentham calling it "the war whoop of anarchy," the Marseillaise has had a wide-ranging cultural impact far beyond the borders of France. Composers from Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky, to Debussy and Lennon and McCartney have quoted it in their own work. And the special relationship between France and the United States, specifically the political and social background underpinning both the American Revolution and the French Revolution, contribute greatly to the interest of the first American appearance of the Marseillaise.
Myron Gray's recent work, French Revolutionary Song for Federal Philadelphia discusses how the pioneering music publisher Benjamin Carr reconciled French Revolutionary music for the Philadelphia market at a controversial moment in Franco-American relations:
For Carr, whose elite, music-reading clients were often conservative, the publication of radical French songs was, on the face of it, a risky venture.
Gray argues that Carr softened the radicalism of French revolutionary song, turning such works as La Marseillaise and other French songs into private amusements. Carr was, after all, in the business of selling music. However, he took early American music production to a new place by incorporating the French revolutionary music in his specially arranged original piece, the Federal Overture, which brought La Marseillaise and two other French songs together into a single, wordless performance, thus surreptitiously extending the appeal of the French music beyond its partisan origins. The work melded American favorites such as Yankee Doodle and the President's March with the likes of the La Marseillaise. Carr's Federal Overture premiered at Philadelphia's Southwark Theater in September 1794.
Of the various members of the Carr family of music publishers, which included Joseph (father) and Thomas (son), brother Benjamin was the outstanding one, and apparently, the first to make the move from Britain to the United States in 1793, setting up his music shop in 1793, first in New York, then opening his Musical Repository in Philadelphia at High Street (soon to be called Market street) in July of the same year. According to Virginia Larkin Redway:
Benjamin... was to be the most distinguished of the family in the field of music, was born on Sept. 12, 1768; he had a thorough musical training under Dr. Samuel Arnold and then under Charles Wesley ... It was [the] hustling, brilliant, versatile brother Benjamin who carved the name of Carr deepest in American musical annals. He appears as publisher, actor, singer, organist, pianist, composer; he is not content with merely one city in which to exercise his influence, but dashes between New York and Philadelphia and carries on his multitudinous activities in both places at once.
This volume is a treasure trove of popular music tastes in New York and Philadelphia in the late 18th century.
The context in which we find the first American edition of La Marseillaise is notable for several reasons. First, the present volume is in an early 19th century binding with intact consecutive hand-numbered pages, thus representing a contemporary personal compilation of music of value to historians of early American musical tastes. The volume contains about thirty additional mostly American music sheets that may have been purchased and collected by a female member of the Clark or Clarke family (see provenance note below). Many of the sheets bear the imprints of noted early American music publishers, including Carr & Co. and J. and M. Paff. Carr's Musical Repository was located at No. 136 High Street in Philadelphia, while the Paffs' music store was at No. 127 Broadway in New York. Both were prolific early publishers and distributors of popular music at the time. Several other music shops and music publishers are also represented here, including J. Hewitt (at times appearing in the partnership of Hewitt & Rausch) of Maiden Lane, New York, G. Willig of Philadelphia, E. Riley of New York, and G. Gilfert. The volume serves up ample evidence of how American music was distributed in the larger cities of the Eastern seaboard in the 1790s and 18 aughts, reflecting the partnership networks among publishers, as well as their related businesses such as dealing in musical instruments, especially piano fortes and violins. Several of the sheets make reference to popular singers of the day, suggesting the already connected worlds of performing artists on the one hand, and music publishers and promoters on the other.
It is interesting to point out that the 1790s is noted by music historians as the beginning of secular music printing in the United States. This volume is an excellent representative collection of these beginnings. According to Sonneck & Upton:
In the United States before 1800 we find scarcely more than a baker's dozen of publishers of secular music, and all of these became active in the last decade. Before 1790 practically nothing but psalm and hymn books were published, with here and there an issue of secular character as in the various "Almanacks" and literary periodicals - also a very few songster with music. The most important of the bona fide publishing firms dealing exclusively (or at least predominately) with musical publications were those of Benjamin Carr, Philadelphia and New York; George Willig, Philadelphia; George Gilfert, James Hewitt, J. and M. Paff, New York; Joseph Carr, Baltimore; P. A. von Hagen, Boston.
All examples bound in the volume are engraved sheets dating from the 1790s to ca. 1825.
While most of the music sheets contained in the volume were printed in New York, a few imported London-printed sheets managed to sneak in, but even these usually have manuscript notations in a contemporary hand stating that the sheet was sold by J & M. Paff in New York.
Most of the music sheets consist of two sheets (but some are single sheets and there are a few examples consisting of four or more pages).
A primary source volume for popular tastes in music in New York and Philadelphia in the 1790s through the first decade or so of the 19th century; and a representative sampling of the origins of secular music publishing in America.
Rarity of the first American edition of the Marseilles
No auction records can be found for this first American edition. WorldCat records only eight copies: American Antiquarian Society, Harvard Musical Association, Yale University, Athenaeum of Philadelphia, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, University of Strasbourg, and the Bibliotheque National.
Loose sheets laid in:
The Empress of Russia's Waltz. New York: Engrav'd, Printed, & Sold by E. Riley. No. 29 Chatham Street. [ca. 1824]. Single sheet, printed on recto only. Wolfe 2684.
Within a Mile. New York: Printed & Sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository No. 23 Maiden Lane. [1799-1800]. Single leaf, printed on recto only. Sonneck & Upton, page 475.
[manuscript sheet music]: Adieu Sweet Girl. Circa 1800.
[Civil War era music sheet] Marching Along. Words by R. P. Clark. W.B. Bradbury. 1862. For sale by J. P. Magee. 5 Cornhill. Boston. Half sheet.
Music sheets bound in the volume:
1. Viguerie, Bernard. Battle of Maringo. Bataille de Maringo. Piece Militaire et Historique Pour le Forte Piano. Avec Accompagnemt. de Violon et Basse par B. Viguerie. The Cannons are marked thus X and are to be express'd by stretching the two hands flat on the three lower Octaves, the hands to be kept on the Keys until the Vibrations are nearly extinct. [ca. 1805]. [13] pages.
The Battle of Marengo was fought on June 14, 1800 between French forces under Napoleon Bonaparte and Austrian forces near the city of Alessandria, in Piedmont, Italy. Wolfe lists seventeen issues of this piece printed between 1802-1818, but the present state, without an imprint on the title page, is not described by him.
2. [Untitled sonata] [7] pages.
3. Pleyel, Ignaz Joseph (1757-1831). Pleyels Six Progressive Sonatinas with Violin Accompaniments (ad libitum). Which the author has so constructed that the passages are first under the performers hand, not exceeding in compass one fifth, are graudally extended and connected with the improvement of the pupil. New York: Printed and Sold by G. Gilfert at his Music Store. No. 177 Broadway. N.B. a second sett of progressive Sonata's by the same Author will soon by Published. [ca. 1796-1800]. Engraved title plus 34 numbered pages.
Wolfe lists a Boston work with similar title containing 25 pages and dated [1808?], but not this New York issue, which was likely printed before 1801. Dichter & Shapiro place George Gilfert's Music Store at 177 Broadway during the years 1796-1801. Gilfert was also listed as an organist at 64 Nassau Street and a tavern-keeper at 66 Chatham Street.
4. Linley, Thomas, (1733-1795). Primrose's deck. A favorite Rondo. Sung bye Mr. Carr at the Amateur & Professional Concerts. Composed by Mr. Linley. Price 25 cents. Philadelphia: Printed & Sold at Carr & Co.s Musical Repository. [1794] 4 pages (first page blank).
Benjamin Carr was publishing music under "Carr & Co." in 1793. Dichter & Shapiro state that Carr gave up his Musical Repository in 1800 and was then listed as an instrument maker. After the death of his father Joseph Carr in 1819, Benjamin became active again as a music publisher. Evans 27562.
5. [Reeve, Thomas (1757-1815)]. The Galley Slave. Price 20 Cents. Philadelphia: Printed at Carr's Musical Repository. [1794]. [2] pages. Shipton & Mooney 47614. Bistol B8844. Sonneck & Upton, page 153.
6. [Storace, Stephen (1783-1796)]. Spirit of My Sainted Sire. Sung by Mr. Hodgkinson. Composed by Mr. Storace. Price 25 Cents. Printed by B. Carr at his Musical Repository's in New York, Philadelphia and by J. Carr, Baltimore. [1795-1796]. 3 pages. Shipton & Mooney 47196. Bristol B9311. Sonneck & Upton, page 407.
7. Tho' pity I cannot deny. Sung by Mrs. Pownall. New York: Printed and sold by Carr at his Musical Repositories here & at Phila. [ca. 1793-1800]. Single sheet (printed on recto only). Sonneck & Upton, page 430.
8. Dear is my little Native Vale. a Favorite. New Song. For the Piano Forte - Flute - or Violin. New York: Sold by I. and M. Paff. No. 127 Broadway. [ca. 1800-1803]. [3] pages. Dichter & Shapiro place the brothers John and M. Paff at 127 Broadway during the years 1800-1803. Not in Wolfe.
9. Pleyel, Ignaz Joseph (1757-1831). No. 5. Sonnet to Time. Ladies Musical. Journal. Pleyel. [2] pages.
10. [Nägeli, Hans Georg (1773-1836)]. Life Let Us Cherish. A Favorite New Song. the words by Mr. Derrick. Publishing by G. Willig No. 185. Market street. Philadelphia. Early manuscript note in lower margin of sheet: "Sold by J. and M. Paff New York." [1798?]. [4] pages.
George Willig was located at 185 Market Street from 1798-1804 per Dichter & Shapiro.
11. Hewitt. The wounded Hussar. Composed by Mr. Hewitt. New York: Printed & Sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository. No. 23 Maiden Lane. [ca. 1799-1800]. [2] pages.
James Hewitt [Sr.] operated at 23 Maiden Lane in 1799-1800 per Dichter & Shapiro.
12. Primroses. A Favorite Song Sung by Mrs. Pownal. with additions and alterations by a Lady. New York: Printed by James Harrison, at his Music Warehouse in Maiden Lane where may be had the greatest variety of New Songs, and Music, of all kinds. [ca. 1793-1795]. [2] pages.
James Harrison operated from at least three diferent addresses on Maiden Lane in 1793-1795, per Sonneck and Dichter & Shapiro.
13. [Rouget de Lisle, Claude Joseph (1760-1836)] The Marseilles Hymn. In French & English. Marche des Marseillois. Price One Quarter Dollar. Philadelphia: Printed for Carr & Co. At their Musical Repository. No. 136 High Street. [1793]. [3] pages.
The first American edition of the French National Anthem. Carr & Co. operated from 136 High Street in 1793. According to Hixon, Evans entries 26106 and 26107 refer to the same identical printing, and there does not seem to be multiple issues. Sonneck & Upton state that "The Marseillois hymn in French and English" was advertised in December, 1793, as "published ... printed singly" by "B. Carr & Co. Musical Repository, Southside of Market Street," Philadelphia. To clarify the apparent inconsistency with the address printed on the sheet, it should be noted that Market Street was originally known as High Street, and this sheet was printed at about the time of the transition to Market Street. Dichter & Shapiro, page 12. Sonneck & Upton, page 251. Hixon, pages 127-128.
14. My Native Land. Price 12 Cents. New York: Printed & sold by B. Carr. [ca. 1795]. Single sheet. Printed on recto only.
Benjamin Carr operated in New York from 1794 to 1797, at which point J. Hewitt took over the B. Carr New York branch. Sonneck & Upton suggest the date of ca. 1795.
15. [Paisiello, Giovanni (1741-1816)]. Wither My Love. A Favorite Song in the Haunted Tower. Price 20 Cents. Philadelphia: Printed for Carr & Co. at their Musical Repository No. 136 High Street. [1793]. [2] pages.
Advertised in December, 1793, as "published ... printed singly ..." by "B. Carr & Co. Musical Repository," Philadelphia. Sonneck & Upton, page 470.
16. Little Taffline a favorite Song Sun by Mrs. Bland in the Musical Entertainment of the Three and the Deuce as performed at the Theatres Royal Haymarket & Drury Land. Composed by Stephen Storace. Printed for the Author & Sold at the Music Shops. Price. 1.s. [London imprint].
17. The Favorite Duett of Tink a Tink, as Sung by Mrs. Bland & Mr. Bannister Junr. in the Opera of Blue Beard, Composed by M. Kelly. Printed for the Author & Sold at all the Music Shops in London. Pr. 1s. 6 d. [Manuscript note in upper margin of first sheet: Sold by J. & M. Paff."
18. Megen Oh' Oh Megen Ee' Sung in the Castle Spectre. New York: Printed & Sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository No. 59. Maiden Lane. Pr. 12 cts. Where may be had all the last new Publications Likewise a General assortment of Musical Instruments. [ca. 1801-1810]. Single sheet. Printed on recto only.
James Hewitt [Sr.] operated from 59 Maiden Lane during the years 1801-1810.
19. [Gaveaux, Pierre (1761-1825)]: La Pipe de Tabac. A Favorite French Song. With an English Translation. Arranged for the Piano Forte, Violin and Flute. New York: Printed and Sold by I. and M. Paff. No. 127 Broadway. [ca. 1800-1803]. [2] pages.
The brothers Paff operated from 127 Broadway during the years 1800-1803. Wolfe lists this title as issued by J. Hewitt, 59 Maiden Lane, ca. 1801, but not the present Paff issue.
20. The Favorite Serenading German Waltz. Arranged for the Piano Forte. Violin. or Flute. [ca. 1800] [2] pages.
Wolfe lists several versions of this piece issued in Philadelphia, New York and other cities, between circa 1801 and 1826, but not the present issue which has no publisher's imprint.
21. Old Towler. A favorite Hunting Song Sung with universal applause by Mr. Incledon at the New Theatre Royal Covent Garden &c. &c. Composed by Mr. Shield. Written by J.O. Keef Esq. Ent.d at Sta.s Hall. Price 1s. Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket. 4 pages.
22. [Hook, James (1746-1827)]. I'll Be Married to Thee, a Favorite Scoth Song, Sung by Miss Brett, Composed by - Mr. Hook. New York: Printed & Sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository No. 59 Maiden Lane. Pr. 25 Cts. Who has for sale Grand & Small Piano Forts, a great variety of Musical Instruments, also a Great variety of new Songs and Sonates. Sold also by R. Shaw, Philadelphia. [1802?]. [2] pages.
James Hewitt operated from 59 Maiden Lane during the years 1801-1810. Wolfe dates this sheet from 1802. Wolfe 4082.
23. Bonny Charly. A Favorite Song. New York. Published by I. and M. Paff at their Music Warehouse. No. 127 Broadway. where may be had London made Piano Fortes Grand and Small. also every article in the Musical line for Sale, upon reasonable terms. [1800-1803]. [2] pages.
The Paff brothers operated from 127 Broadway during the years 1800-1803. Wolfe lists a Boston issue published by G. Graupner, ca. 1811, but not the present New York issue by the Paffs.
24. The Midshipman. Sung by Miss Arnold of the New Theatre with Universal Applause, in the Opera of the Rival Soldiers. Philadelphia published by G: Willig. No. 185 Market Street. [ca. 1798-1804]. Single sheet. Printed on recto only.
This issue not in Wolfe. Geroge Willig operated at 185 Market Street from 1798 to 1804. "Gallant Barry," for Commodore John Barry, the father of the U.S. Navy, is mentioned in the fourth verse and other verses are suggestive of the Quasi-War with France (1798-1800). In later issues Barry's name is replaced with Truxton, an update to the song to reflect the heroes of the War of 1812.
25. Her Mouth Which a Smile. A Favorite Song. [ca. 1799-1803]. Single sheet. Printed on recto only.
Published probably by J. & M. Paff, New York, 1799-1803 - Wolfe 10328.
26. When Pensive I Thought On My Love. Sung in the Grand Romance of Blue Beard. 25 Cents. [ca. 1801-1803].
Published probably by J. & M. Paff, New York 1801-1803 - Wolfe 4906.
27. Each Coming Day. Sung with great applause by Miss Brett. Pr. 25 cts. New York Printed & Sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository No. 59 Maiden Lane. Sold also by R. Shaw Philadelphia & D. Bown Columbian Museum Boston. [1802]. [2] pages. Wolfe 317.
28. The Poor Village Boy. Written & Composed by the late Mr. Moulds. New York Printed & Sold at J. & M. Paff's Music Store No. 127 Broadway. [1802-1803]. [2] pages. Wolfe 6163.
29. Dear sir this brown Jug. A favorite Song in the Poor Soldier. Sung by Mr. Johnstone. Price 6d. London: Printed for I: Bland, No. 45, Holborn. [2] pages. Second sheet torn with some paper loss, affecting printed music in lower left corner. Both sheets backed with reinforcement sheets at an early date.
30. [Hook, James (1746-1827)]. Ma Belle Coquette. A Favorite Song. Composed by Mr. Hook. Printed for I. C. Moller No. 186 North Third Street. Where may be had a great Variety of the newest Vocal and Instrumental Music. &c. [Philadelphia]. [1793]. [2] pages.
John C. Moller moved to New York by 1796. He operated on Third Street in Philadelphia from 1793. Evans 25628
31. [Kreutzer, Rodolphe (1766-1831)]: The Celebrated Overture to Ladoiska Composed by Kreutzer. [New York]: Printed for Hewitt & Rausch. [1797].
James Hewitt partnered with Frederick Rausch (Hewitt & Rausch) in 1797.
The leather label on the front board indicates the original compiler or owner of this volume was one E. G. Clarke. An accompanying 20th century manuscript note on a 3 x 5 card states:
This music belonged to 'Cousin Henrietta' and is valuable on account of its antiquity ... You may not know the facts that 'Cousins' Mother was a daughter of Abraham Clark - one of the signers of Independence. - P. C. E. (Phoebe Catherine Edgar, old maid Aunt of Mina Edgar Habberton (Granny's mother)
The aforementioned Signer, Abraham Clark (1726-1794) was a delegate from New Jersey to the Continental Congress.
Large quarto. Early 19th-century half sheep and marbled boards. Morocco label on front board, with gilt-stamped ownership name of E. G. Clarke. Boards worn, binding edges frayed. Spine leather rubbed and chipped. Occasional soiling to the leaves, some offsetting and minor foxing. A few tears, often in the gutter margin of some of the sheets. Old stains to lower margins of last few leaves. Overall mostly clean and nice internally, especially considering the heavy use generally heavy use suffered by sheet music. 164 pages (numbered in an early manuscript hand) plus nine additional loose music sheets laid in (details below).
Evans 26106, 26107 (according to Shipton & Mooney Evans created a duplicate entry based on a contemporary newspaper advertisement). Dichter, Harry and Elliott Shapiro. Handbook of Early American Sheet Music, 1768-1889, page 12. Sonneck & Upton, Bibliography of Early Secular American Music. Wolfe, Richard J. Secular Music in America 1801-1825. Hixon, Donald L. Music in Early America: A Bibliography of Music in Evans, pages 127-128. cf. Gray, Myron. "French Revolutionary Song for Federal Philadelphia" [in:] Commonplace.13.2 (Winter, 2013) and Redway, Virginia Larkin. "The Carrs, American Music Publishers" in The Musical Quarterly, 18:1 (January 1932), pages 150-177.
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