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Warranty: 2 Years
Service Life: <15 Years
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Voltage: 380V
Structure: Vertical
Capacity: 12T/D
Model: LL-2800*6600
Total Weight: 38 Ton
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Cover Area: L*W*H= 30m*10m*7m
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Certificate: CE, ISO, SGS Report
Fuel: Pyrolysis Oil/Natural Gas/ Coal
End Product: Tyre Oil, Carbon Black, Steel Wire.
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Productivity: 12TPD
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Perhaps it is because it reminds me of David Bowie. In fact, Debra rips on Win, one of my favorite Bowie songs.
This version was performed live in Cologne, Germany, in 1998. Today it's as good and fresh as the first day it came out as part of the now mythical Midnite Vultures. Every time I listen to this I just want a foursome with Beck, Debra and Jenny. [Spotify, iTunes, Amazon]


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The Alzheimer's Caregiver Support Group held at Duncaster, held on the last Monday of each month, will next meet on Monday, July 25, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, in the Hospitality Room at Duncaster, 30 Loeffler Road. Facilitators are Michelle Wyman, LSW, CDP, and Sara Therion, MSW.
Topics to support those who care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia will include communication techniques, caregiver support, safety issues, benefits of activities and daily routine, family dynamics, stages of disease process, behavior management. Hartford HealthCare Center for Healthy Aging, Duncaster, and Hartford Hospital Senior Primary Care at Duncaster are sponsoring this support group.
For more information or to register, call Michelle at 860.276.5399, ext. 4404 or Sara at 860.380.5012.
Hartford Hospital Senior Primary Care at Duncaster provides primary and specialty care to patients age 55 and over. This practice, located on the Duncaster campus, is staffed by geriatricians and advanced practice registered nurses who specialize in geriatrics and offers primary care for seniors as well as geriatric evaluation and management services for preventive medical services and/or complex, chronic medical conditions unique to seniors. The practice is open to seniors living in the general area as well as to Duncaster residents. Hartford Hospital Senior Primary Care at Duncaster is part of Hartford HealthCare, Connecticut's most comprehensive health care network.
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EPA Seeks Public Input on Cleanup Plan for Lightman Drum Co. Superfund Site in Winslow Township, New Jersey; Contamination Closed Down Public and Private Drinking Water Supplies
Release Date: 06/17/2011
Contact Information: Elias Rodriguez, 212-637-3664, email@example.com
(New York, N.Y.) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today announced a proposed plan to remediate soil at the Lightman Drum Co. Superfund site in Winslow Township, Camden County, New Jersey that is contaminated with volatile organic compounds. Drums of industrial waste were emptied into a pit at the rear of the Lightman Drum property before being sent to another location to be cleaned. The soil and ground water are contaminated with the volatile organic compounds tetrachloroethylene and trichloroethylene, which are harmful contaminants that can easily evaporate into the air. There are seven public drinking water supply wells and numerous private wells within four miles of the 15-acre site. They have all been taken out of use to protect people's health. Area residents have been connected to a municipal water supply that provides a safe source of drinking water. The site falls within the New Jersey Pinelands Protection Area.
Because of the nature and complexity of the contamination at the site, EPA divided the investigation and cleanup into two phases. The plan announced today is the second of the two phases of the cleanup. EPA will hold a public meeting to explain the proposed plan for the second phase and receive comments on June 22, 2011.
"Making sure that people have a safe source of drinking water is one of EPA's top priorities," said EPA Regional Administrator Judith A. Enck. "By reducing the amount of contamination in the soil, EPA is keeping the contaminated soil from further polluting ground water and from affecting the source of drinking water in the surrounding community. EPA encourages public input on the proposed plan."
In the late 1980's and early 1990's, the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection found that the soil and underlying ground water at the Lightman Drum site was contaminated with volatile organic compounds. In May 1999, the state of New Jersey asked EPA to evaluate the site for possible inclusion on the federal Superfund list. The site was added to the federal Superfund list in 1999.
During the first phase of the cleanup, EPA is focusing on the investigation and cleanup of the ground water. EPA will use a technology called air sparging to reduce the contamination in the ground water. Air sparging is the process of injecting air directly into the contaminated ground water. As the air bubbles rise, the volatilized contaminants are carried up into the soil and removed by an extraction system that collects the vapors. Additionally, ground water use at the site has been restricted until it meets water quality standards.
In the second and final phase of the cleanup, EPA will remediate the soil on the site. Most of the contaminated soil was removed in 2007, but soil in a small portion of the site remains contaminated. EPA is proposing to clean up the soil using a soil vapor extraction system. This system removes harmful chemicals from soil by extracting them in vapor form with a vacuum and then filtering the vapors through carbon filters to remove contaminants. EPA's cleanup goal is to reduce the concentrations of the chemicals in the soil until they reach levels that will no longer contaminate the ground water.
EPA is requesting public comments on the proposed plan for the second phase and will hold a public meeting to explain the plan and receive comments at 6:30 p.m. on June 22, 2011 at Municipal Building, 125 South Route 73, Braddock, NJ. Comments will be accepted until July 11, 2011.
Written comments may be mailed or emailed to:
Ms. Renee Gelblat
Remedial Project Manager
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Region 2
290 Broadway – 19th Floor
New York, N.Y. 10007-1866
The EPA has a web page on the site at: https://www.epa.gov/region02/superfund/npl/lightmandrumcompany
Follow EPA Region 2 on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/eparegion2 and visit our Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/eparegion2.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The days of watching Election Night coverage on a single television set may soon be a quaint anachronism.
Americans have an array of alternatives for following returns on Tuesday night. Television news divisions are throwing everything they have into the story, and second-screen options are abounding.
People will be able to construct their own media experiences, seek out desired information instead of waiting for it, participate in conversations and hear analysis that reflects their own perspectives or none in particular.
Virtually all of the media organizations covering the election promise a huge amount of information available online, from interactive maps that display state-by-state results to data from exit polls.
It's expected to be a big night for social media, and news organizations say they will monitor the conversations and have their own journalists actively participate.
Don't forget show biz: NBC is turning the Rockefeller Center skating rink into a giant map of the United States to be filled in with results. ABC will make Times Square into a virtual studio, displaying results and coverage on huge video screens and having Josh Elliott prowl around gathering reactions.
Here's a quick guide to the lineup:
-Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos are ABC's anchor team, handling the job on Election Night for the first time. They have some big-name firepower: Barbara Walters is offering historical perspective and Katie Couric monitoring social media. A separate live stream, anchored by Dan Harris, will be shown on ABC and partner Yahoo!'s web sites. Clearly anticipating a late night, ABC has scheduled a special "Nightline" for 2:35 a.m. ET on Wednesday.
-NBC's Brian Williams is the sole returning anchor from past Election Nights among the top three networks. David Gregory and Savannah Guthrie will join him, with anchor emeritus Tom Brokaw talking about trends and history. Chuck Todd will fill the nuts-and-bolts-numbers role handled memorably by the late Tim Russert. NBC will live stream its coverage on various platforms, including Facebook.
-Scott Pelley of CBS News will also be anchoring his first Election Night broadcast, with Bob Schieffer, Norah O'Donnell and John Dickerson will join him. Byron Pitts is monitoring congressional races, and Anthony Mason analyzing exit poll data.
-CNN is activating a battalion for its coverage from its new Washington studio. Wolf Blitzer and Anderson Cooper are the anchors, with 10 analysts lined up to deliver opinions. The network is also dispatching 29 reporters to 20 separate locations across the country, including five in Ohio and two in New Hampshire.
-Bret Baier and Megyn Kelly are co-anchors for Fox News Channel's coverage, with analysis from Chris Wallace and Brit Hume. Bill O'Reilly and Greta Van Susteren will appear, the latter assigned to interview Sarah Palin throughout the evening. Fox also appears to be the only network with a reporter, Eric Shawn, assigned to cover voter fraud. The Fox broadcasting network airs separate coverage anchored by Shepard Smith. The Fox Business Network will also have its own coverage, anchored by Neil Cavuto with Stuart Varney and Lou Dobbs.
-Rachel Maddow is the star of MSNBC's show, with the rest of the network's prime-time team chiming in. Like big brother NBC, MSNBC's coverage will originate from the Democracy Plaza set at Rockefeller Center.
-PBS is offering online coverage all day Election Day, switching to TV in the evening. Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff will be co-anchors. PBS has its own team of historians, Michael Beschloss and Richard Norton Smith, to take the big picture approach.
-C-SPAN will also take its minimalist approach to coverage on its two separate networks, offering results and victory and concession speeches from around the country.
-Former Vice President Al Gore, the star of his own Election Night drama 12 years ago, will spend Tuesday leading Current's coverage, which also prominently features live Twitter streams.
-For those who want specific ideological filters, Glenn Beck is in charge of Election Night coverage on his website The Blaze, and The Daily Kos website is promoting its own radio commentary.
-Longtime CNN anchor Larry King will be on duty Election Night on the digital network Ora TV.


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University Orchestra to give performances to benefit victims of Sept. 11 attacks
The Princeton University Orchestra will give four performances in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. this winter to benefit people affected by the Sept. 11 attacks.
The concert tour was conceived by the orchestra's student members, said Michael Pratt, conductor of the University Orchestra.
"When the students learned that we couldn't go on our planned tour of Eastern Europe, they decided they wanted to do something in response to Sept. 11," he said. "We have all heard Woodrow Wilson's call for Princeton to act in the nation's service, and we hope, in this way, to answer that call. We are blessed to be at Princeton and grateful for an opportunity to express that gratitude by using great music to help our fellow citizens."
On January 30, the orchestra will play two free performances at Stuyvesant High School in New York, which is located a few blocks from the World Trade Center. The 3 p.m. performance will be for Stuyvesant students; the 8 p.m. performance will be for the general public.
The orchestra also will give benefit performances in Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. The students selected Washington because of the Sept. 11 attack on the Pentagon and Philadelphia because of the plane that crashed in Pennsylvania on that day. Tickets are required for the Philadelphia and Washington concerts.
The proceeds from the concerts will go toward four programs created by Princeton University to help people affected by the attacks on the World Trade Center. The programs will provide live arts and cultural experiences this spring for up to 10,000 New York City-area school children; $250,000 in scholarship support for students at New York's John Jay College of Criminal Justice, which lost more than 100 students and alumni as a result of the attacks; week-long programs this summer for children who lost parents in the attacks; and support for faculty, staff and students who can contribute expertise to New York's recovery or conduct research related to the attacks. The University has committed $1 million to the programs. .
The orchestra's Philadelphia performance will be 8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 31, at the University of Pennsylvania. The Washington performance will be 8 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, at George Washington University. These concerts are being presented with the support of the Princeton Clubs of Philadelphia and Washington.
The orchestra will play Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel Overture," Rachmaninoff's "Symphonic Dances" and Copland's "Appalachian Spring."
Tickets are not required for the concerts in New York. For information on tickets to the Philadelphia concert, call (610) 353-6897. For information on tickets to the Washington concert, call (202) 994-1500.
Contact: Marilyn Marks (609) 258-3601


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Definitive guide to New Delhi's Hauz Khas Village
The streets are crumbling and the wires overhead are irreversibly tangled. New Delhi's historic Hauz Khas Village (HKV) may be a bit scruffy at the edges, but there's no funkier spot in the capital to shop, eat and generally enjoy the vibe.
Designer Bina Ramani opened one of the city's first independent fashion boutiques here decades ago on account of its authentic village atmosphere.
By the late 1980s, HKV had a manicured park, more than 40 designer stores and a few restaurants that catered to a foreign clientele.
Owners set up the Creative Arts Village Association, hoping to work together for the improvement of village conditions.
Activity in Hauz Khas hummed along through the 1990s and the Village, with a deer park, water reservoir and crumbling monuments, has been well-loved for its mid-city sense of seclusion.
In the last four years musicians, designers, travelers, foodies, readers of journals and little books, art and poster-collectors, map makers, social activists and the Delhi LGBT community have set up homes and shops here.
"HKV is a throbbing hub where the alternative creative instinct can express itself freely -- there is an ingrained sense of fair play and camaraderie here which is rare in this hugely competitive city," says Arpita Das, owner of Yodakin, a new free press bookstore tucked into the middle lane of the village.
This is most apparent at the Village's Open Nights, which take place every few months (see Facebook), when narrow alleyways are adorned with lights and streamers (homemade with spray painted white cloth) and it feels as though a chic Diwali mela might be under way.
New Delhi's usual suspects appear village-hopping: it becomes a time to meet every creatively inclined acquaintance in the city, watch some videos, cool down at a café and listen to music.
This month CNNGoTV also toured Hauz Khas Village with local musicians Tapan Raj and Gaurav Raina.
What follows is a definitive guide to HKV's enclosed boulevard of small entrepreneurs.
Get to Hauz Khas Village by Metro: Yellow line to Green Park
By Road: Take a left after Aurobindo Market and keep straight. Makeshift parking is on the left at the start of the village walk.
Coffee and Wi-Fi: Flipside Cafe
With free Wi-Fi and music with predictable beats, Flipside is a great place to work on weekdays.
Raavi and Robbie, the brothers from Manali who run this place, have an attentive urban-rural aesthetic that makes all kinds of people feel welcome.
Ask about the cake that has most recently come out of the oven, and devour it with a shot of espresso.
Expect to share a table if the place is full, but be sure you'll end up chatting with them, like on a plane and you'll probably exchange numbers afterwards. Meal for two Rs 300.
7 Hauz Khas Village; +91 991 0173 873, (0) 11 2651 6341; open Wednesday-Monday 10:30 a.m.–9 p.m.
Coffee and Wi-Fi: Kunzum
To sit around on some cushions, and do more serious work, Kunzum has free Wi-Fi and unlimited tea and fresh Coorgi coffee.
The rectangular space is pitched as a travel café, harboring books on India and adventuring abroad, beautiful photography from several people's journeys and the occasional reading or slide presentation from a traveler's diary.
And when you exit, there's a wooden box, the likes of which you'd find on treasure island.
It says: "Pay what you want."
T49 Hauz Khas Village; +91 965 0702 777; open Tuesday-Sunday 11 a.m.-7.30 p.m.
Village bakery: Elma's Bakery
The folks from The Living Room bring you tea and scones at this quaint, little dollhouse of a teashop. Elma's aroma wafts down the alleys and pulls you towards it.
Carry your silver spandex, so you can head to TLR after and bust out your most scrumptious moves.
24/1 Hauz Khas Village, +91 (0)11 2652 1022; open Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Friday-Sunday 9 a.m.- 8 p.m.
Music with food: The Living Room (TLR)
The Living Room is hip because it's self-aware.
If you don't have any accessories, (not even a fake mustache?), worry not, a girl wearing a wreath on her head will come and adorn you with some.
They're all functional -- garlands, whistles, pom-poms -- so use them to pump up the city's more marginal live bands, DJs and video projectionists that mix their beats and get you heated.
If you need more heat, try the Worcestershire Old Monk rum mixed into a cocktail called a Bloody Indian. Drinks for two Rs 600.
30 Hauz Khas Village; +91 989 9383 899; open 11 a.m.-1 a.m.
Eat: The Grey Garden
Imagine a little Parisian café made from things found and old. The Grey Garden serves avant-garde thin crust pizzas with toppings such as pear, walnut and rocket lettuce.
Wonder about the little things stuck in the table's glass cases and cool down with cucumber water.
If you feel like the Indian fare, try the exotic steamed fish served with a tamarind rice and a mango chutney or for the old school rice and dal staple.
On alternate Fridays, The Grey Garden hosts a supper club, a themed dinner on a communal dining table with drinks for Rs 1,500 per person. Meal for two Rs 600.
13A Hauz Khas Village; open Monday-Friday 5 p.m.-11pm
Eat: Naivedyam
It's dark in here, and the menu reads in part Malayalam, but the hot cup of rasam served with a lentil papad on a palm leaf just as you sit down gives you plenty of time to guess at the translations.
Start with the dahi vada to cool you down, try the erulli rawa dosai (onion rawa dosa) to open your sinuses and end with a hot gulab jamun.
Naivedyam's coffee is authentic south Indian and the paan afterwards will help digestion, but should you come at dinner time and feel like some nostalgia, they serve Bournvita. Meal for two Rs 400.
1 Haus Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2696 0426 or 2623 6364; open 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Eat: Gunpowder
Gunpowder is exactly as its name suggests: that extra mysterious chutney that flavors everything else.
The trek up to the third floor ends in a simultaneous gasp for breath and a cry of surprise. The deer park and the reservoir hang below your table, and if you're up there on a full moon night, you'll hear a few howls too. Best of all, you forget you're in Delhi.
The bare, laid-back ambiance calls for a beer, which complements the aila fry (mackerel) starter. Some of the jewels in this Kerala/Tamil/Andhra kitchen are the stuffed parottas and the toddy shop meen curry. But they change their simple A4 printed menu according to what's fresh and local that season, and it is for that reason, that when you look through the window into their kitchen, the head chef, Satish Warrier, is jiving to music and stirring animatedly. Meal for two Rs 600.
22 Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2653 5700. open Tuesday-Sunday noon-3 p.m. and 7.30 p.m.-11 p.m.
History: Deer Park and the reservoir
This extensive park, previously farmland, is dotted with deer. Peacocks, guinea pigs and a great variety of birds like the purple sunbird, the rose-ringed parakeet and the rarer barbet -- can be spotted right here in central New Delhi.
The park garlands a great (khas) reservoir of water (hauz), built by Ala-Ud-Din-Khilji in the 13th century, from where the village borrows its name.
Delhi Heritage Walks leads historical walks through the park and its adjoining tombs.
Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., entry free.
History: Madrassa and its pavilions
Feroz Shah Tuglaq built this madrassa in the 14th century, and it became a center of learning for Islamic scholars.
In the 20th century, it was declared a protected monument and it is now a place to look out upon the reservoir, or for younger kids to play cricket in its fields.
Open 10 a.m.-6 p.m., entry free.
Art: Delhi Art Gallery
Delhi Art Gallery is one of New Delhi's oldest, and owns its entire collection of India's pre-moderns, moderns and contemporary artists.
If you're interested in the old masters -- Raza, Husain, Tagore, F.N. Souza and Padamsee -- and aren't inclined to question the authenticity of the multi-dimensional and the outlandish, Delhi Art Gallery can be considered a safe place to buy.
Ongoing exhibition: A retrospective of Chittaprosad till August 20.
11 Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 4600 5300; open Monday-Saturday 10:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Alternative thought: Yodakin
Yodakin is not only a store-house for non-mainstream publishers, but a space to explore and expand thought that is considered alternative.
Past events have included readings on food, as-yet-unpublished novellas and popularly, discussions and performances on the erotic -- an event organized by The Pleasure Project.
Follow their Facebook page for upcoming performances.
2 Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2653 6283; open Tuesday noon–8 p.m.; Wednesday-Monday 2 p.m.-8 p.m.
Shop: The People's Project
With its essence in socially-conscious practices, this is a store that is run by the Happy Hands foundation. The People's Project hosts an eclectic range of tiny things from artisans across India.
Started by a couple of girls from Kamala Nehru College, they collaborate beyond just selling their wares (lamps, paper weights, match boxes, jewelry, bags, curios) and instead host workshops by these artisans who display their process and their skill.
Workshops in various art forms, under the program Capital D, are planned every other weekend. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. Product range from Rs 30-4,500.
48 Basement Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2658 4977; open 11 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Monday - Friday
Shop: O Layla
O Layla is full of color, reflecting its aesthetic of "sustainable fashion."
Quirky clothes and accessories are made from recycled waste material in an effort to utilize old handmade methods to reinvent what Ritu Kumar, O Layla's Mumbai-based founder, calls "desi cool." Product range from Rs 75 – Rs 4,500.
21 Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2651 3821; open Monday-Saturday 11:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Shop: Ahana Organic
Ahana Organic is a family-owned farm that grows rice, grains, pulses, herbs, spices and fruits. They also concoct essential oils, pickles, and condiments, free of fertilizers, pesticides and the artificiality that pollutes much of our food today.
Through this, they are committed to sustainable agriculture and the sustainable development of their farmers. Look out for their Karehni Wild Rice (Rs 90).
24 Hauz Khas Village; +91 981 0537 978; open Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
Shop: Indian Popular Art
The young men who own this store insist that they have been here since before time, and that their grandmother is the oldest landlady in the area.
They do not have a website, an email address or a phone number but if you go over there and ask them anything about old posters -- from cinema to pop phrases to architecture to music-- they have the answers.
Postcards start at Rs 300 and old Hindi movie posters start at Rs 1,000 each.
5 Hauz Khas Village; open Monday-Saturday 11 a.m.-11 p.m.
Shop: The Grey Garden Store
Neighboring the Grey Garden restaurant, this store houses the 11.11 brand by CELLDSGN, Mia Morikawa's accessories label Kapowow and lifestyle products of MNLS from Austria.
The ethereal white and earth-toned design of the store is theatrical and instantly draws attention.
The store and the restaurant make you understand the other better.
Mia Morikawa's interchangeable neck and head-pieces, albeit too hot to wear in the summer, are a highlight, and whilst appearing heavy, are light as feathers, which they resemble.
Her design installation made of pieces of white string to mimic a disco ball or the universe (small difference), makes the store itself a work of art. Range from Rs 1,800-22,000.
13 A Hauz Khas Village; +91 (0)11 2651 6450; open 11 a.m.-11 p.m.


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Release date : 10/20/2017
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What About Us (2:07)
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Unspoken Code (3:52)
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Goodbye (2:09)
Take-Off (3:01)
Code Break (2:07)
Spacewalk (2:37)
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Replies: 0 || 2018-10-29 18:47:01
Completely forgot how good this score is. Nothing new or groundbreaking... but an awesome homage to classic RCP days with a more modern production sound. Such a fun score.
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|| 2018-02-26 15:06:43
Are you arseholes dumb? This score sounds like the samples got molested by a bunch of alligators.
What the fuck. 20 years ago this would have had an awesome score by a David Arnold or even a Hans Zimmer. Now it sounds like my nephew did it on yuotube, except they have better samples. What the fuck. This was a 150 million film. How could Balfe make it so, so, so, so, interminaly CHEAP.
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2018-06-25 22:48:10
The answer is the way hollywood producers want the music.
First, Pinar Toprak was the chosen one to score the film. After, with the film in a mess, Jerry Bruckheimer came to add more money and Danny Canon to reshot the film. Bruckheimer is a RCP fan, so, he rejected Pinar and Lorne came to score. The product is a score like in the old days of MV. Not bad or epic, just a good and enjoyable score.
2018-06-25 23:44:55
Andy - you are stupid
Scorefan- from what I have heard from those connected to the project , the Warner Brothers wanted the score replaced .Many test screenings occurred and the music was an issue .Balfe has always been a reliable composer to bring in and fix scores.From all accounts Balfes score was a massive improvement.
2018-06-26 09:03:10
Your nephew must be doing well then Andy !
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|| 2017-10-19 23:02:53
Yes ! Now this is ACTION MUSIC . Not just loud drums or Baaaaaaams!!!
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2017-10-20 09:45:49
Well, there is a bit of BAAAAM in some tracks, see Lightning Chase, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing in action music if it's not overused.
I like this score but the people in this page I think they overreact a little woth every Balfe score. I mean, they're great, but I don't think all of them are the best score of the year. It also looks like most of this people does not listen many score apart from RCP scores.
Edmund Meinerts
2017-10-20 13:25:14
I couldn't agree with you more JBSO99. I don't know what's up this year because a ton of Balfe fanboys seem to have crawled out of the woodwork. He's having a very solid year but people are acting like every score he puts out is a masterpiece or something, which...nah.
2017-10-20 13:41:47
Your right Edmund ..... how dare we take about any other composer apart from Zimmer or John Powell! Thankfully your point of view is in the minority. There is obviously a reason why he is one of the busiest composers . Geostorm isn't original BUT it's great music and I like it at least
Edmund Meinerts
2017-10-20 13:57:15
I like it too but I don't understand why this thread is full of slobbering fanboys while nobody is talking about, say, Kingsman 2 which is just as good. I don't want to stop anyone talking about his music but did we really need every day this year for someone to go "oh my god I can't wait for Lorne to release another unreleased cue from Ghost in the Shell"? It doesn't contribute anything meaningful and makes this site look even more like a YouTube comments section than it already does.
2017-10-20 15:04:50
I agree, I'm shocked no one is talking about how great Ramin Djawadi's score is for The Mountain Between Us. Much better than this new Lorne Balfe score, I'm mean really, this Geostorm score is just a constant reminder to other scores from RCP from the past. Nothing original here. Only the track May Day is memorable.
2017-10-20 15:24:10
How pathietic that it bothers some ,that some of us are excited about another composers music. Get a life people. Balfe has become a great composer this year so give him a break . If you don't like it , you can find another forum
2017-10-20 15:33:34
Due to Edmund getting upset !!!! I'm scared to ask about if anyone knows about The Florida Project ????
2017-10-20 17:20:09
I do not think anyone here is hurting because another composer besides of the HZ - JP - HGW triad is being well received by the audience. Well, I agree that this behavior in any session regardless of who the composer is, is very uncomfortable. But we have to understand that each an of the RCP guys has its glory days. Balfe is conquering his. The problem is the proportions of compliments. Many people liked PoTc 5 (best RCP score of the year in my opinion, of course), for example, many also hated, the justifications were many, but the discussion was balanced. If you enter on the forum of any score of any composer you find diverse but balanced opinions, what is missing in the forums about Balfe scores is this balance. Nothing against the growth of his popularity or the reception of his scores, only the judgments that seem a little too exaggerated. It's even a little weird.
2017-10-20 17:31:04
I'm not saying that I don't like his music, because I really do, but I think there are also a lot of composers this year that have created amazing scores and they don't get the same talk. Let's mention Ramin Djawadi for The Mountain Between Us, Benjamin Wallfisch for A Cure For Wellness and It, and even outside of RCP like Giacchino with his fantastic War for the Planet of the Apes, Beltrami with The Snowman or the recent Ragnarok by Mothersbaugh (well, this does not belong in this page, so I understand why there is no talk about him).
And I repeat that I like Balfe, but not everything he does is perfect, and for example this, I don't consider it too original, because it reminds me to a lot of older scores. And for example, from Balfe I think one of the best was Churchill, and that didn't get much talk or praise neither.
2017-10-20 17:36:19
Just wondering, why would anyone have an issue with people who go into a Lorne Balfe soundtrack page to rave about the work of Lorne Balfe?
2017-10-20 17:40:33
> Waymann - Ramin did good work on A Mountain Between us. Completely atypical of his recent outputs, and showed more range. It is rooted a bit in his work on Hans' rom-com scores (i.e. The Holiday) and sounds excellent overall.
2017-10-20 17:54:00
Anything, @LP. I myself have spent several hours of my life listening Balfe's work and, of course, commenting here.
It's okay to get on a page and say "this is the best score of all ages" or "this is the worst shit I've ever heard", as long as this behavior is restricted to a minority who has make the mistake of making this kind of comment because not listened to many jobs of the same composer or of other composers or who do not respect his efforts to carry out the work.
2017-10-20 18:28:30
Everybody is free to love whatever music they want, but I agree that the Balfe praise is a bit over the top. I mean I saw a comment that said that all of Balfe's scores from 2017 were the best of their genre which I think is over the top. I mean nothing against Balfe, he's a very good composer, but I just don't think he deserves all that praise about him being the best.
Edmund Meinerts
2017-10-20 18:39:01
This is already a much more interesting conversation than all the blind praise that was being spilled earlier. Thanks guys! :D
2017-10-20 19:23:49
If you have an issue with Balfe simply don't click on Geostorm etc! Just ignore it . God knows why Edmund gets so upset !!!! You don't have to read the posts
2017-10-20 19:34:25
Have to agree because if you haven't an interest in Lorne's work then just don't goto his films topics ! Either way I like the suite here good old school MV
Edmund Meinerts
2017-10-20 19:59:27
I'm not upset, nor am I disinterested in Balfe's work. Don't get me wrong. I welcome any and all discussion! But there's a difference between "discussion" and "blind fanboy gushing", and I've seen way more of the latter here this year than the former.
2017-10-20 23:48:59
I think we all agree, Lorne Balfe is getting better and better, he's working at the speed of light and handles many different genres. Plus, he seems to be a very cool person. I'm really happy he got there, and I believe he'll be getting some major movies in the next few years (Terminator Genysis, Geostorm & Ghost in the Shell don't count, they were predicted failures undergoing a damage control process).
But anyway, I think his best solo score is still Home.
2017-10-21 00:10:14
Yep. He will be in Nightwing's next solo movie
2017-10-21 07:57:55
hybrid created a very good suite from this movie, also because he left out the more uninteresting action stuff. the whole score is not original, but the themes are great because they transport emotions and excitement. the quiter parts are also very nice. im sure the actionmusic is very functional in the movie, but as a stand alone listening experience it is not very convincing. too much electronics which make too much noise. when the themes kick in, it sounds good, but a better mix of orchestra and electronics would have helped. sadly you won't find a second "Burn around the moon" or "Goodbye/Landing" from Armageddon in this score.
2017-10-22 13:11:39
I find all of this extremely strange. Just about two years ago people were almost universally hating on Lorne every time he became attached to a new project. And now? Orgasms everywhere. I mean, I liked Lego Batman as much as the next guy, and I adore Beyond: Two Souls. But such a blind praise for Geostorm, of all scores? It is, in my opinion, pretty mediocre and overall forgettable. Could this be a PR campaign for that piece of shit movie nobody wants to see?
Hybrid Soldier
2017-10-22 14:36:48
That's pretty funny to hear "blind praise" from you, considering how much you think Ramin reinvented powder after every single note of music he wrote ! ;) lol
2017-10-22 15:10:56
Now that was just a low-hanging fruit, Hybrid :P :D
2017-10-22 21:21:19
Another dropmic from Hybrid !
2017-10-22 21:57:13
Well... Waymann and LP are The only ones to refer to Djwadi...
And yet no one shouted:
"Amazing!" "Revolutionary!" "I can die tomorrow, my life is complete!"
2017-10-28 04:54:52
Lorne is good composer but a lot of his solo stuff to me sounds average. He is missing that little touch of HZ magic
2017-10-28 11:21:20
You think Churchil sounded average ?
2017-10-28 17:32:10
Average !!!!!!! Genius is defiantly not average and what about Ghost in The Shell.a truly amazing score
2017-10-28 21:15:07
I'm with SPECTER - Lorne is undoubtably competent, but man does a lot of his solo stuff sound generic and use extremely similar mannerisms and structure from score to score. Admittedly Zimmer does this too, especially recently, but Zimmer's best scores are among the best scores ever, while Lorne's best scores are simply very good.
2017-10-28 22:17:27
I don't think anyone is comparing Balfe to Zimmer . Zimmer is best in the world but Balfe has many years to improve .also if Balfe wasn't any good then why does Zimmer still have him help out ?????
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|| 2017-10-27 11:37:30
Not the best film!!!!!BUT the score is so good.after hearing this I want to hear what balfe would do with a big DC movie
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2017-10-27 16:23:30
Loving the score more than the film.balfe needs to get better films than this !
2017-10-27 23:24:03
it can't beat Lego Batman but pretty close
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|| 2017-10-26 15:01:22
Uh... why is the cover of Inception up there?
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2017-10-27 04:33:12
Dreadful isn't it?
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|| 2017-10-25 20:09:23
Saw the movie yesterday, and it was exciting, just like to see a new king of Armageddon film, nothing like Roland Emmerich 2012 and the day after tomorrow. The score was superb. It has de classic Media Ventures/Remote Control tune, and i hear some references to Trevor Rabin's score like Armageddon, Deep BLue and National Treasure.
By the way, not Danny Cannon and Jerry Bruckheimer had credits on the film. Why is that?
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2017-10-25 22:10:49
Loved the film and score even though it has bad reviews. The end music was amazing
2017-10-25 23:37:53
i guess they got no credit, because nobody shall know, that the production was in big trouble. but lorne thanks both in the album credits, so they were involved for sure.
Replies: 0 || 2017-10-23 13:51:37
Saw the movie over the weekend.The music was the best thing about the movie.not the best but the score made it 1000 times better for sure
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Replies: 0 || 2017-10-20 11:45:28
Great Score from Lorne :-)
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Replies: 0 || 2017-10-20 10:28:48
12 Strong. A movie about The Hirse Soldierz after 9-11.
Film scored by Balfe
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Replies: 0 || 2017-10-19 02:32:53
Okay. I'm on the Lorne Balfe bandwagon now. I don't care if this movie is trash, this is a great listening experience, which is sometimes difficult to find in a score these days.
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|| 2017-10-18 01:09:43
can anybody recommend the absolute best themes on this score to me please!
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2017-10-18 01:51:52
Listen all the score and make the list yourself with the best moments for you, guy! Lol
2017-10-18 08:37:11
Just listen to all of it !!!! It's a great classic soundtrack with cool electronics and great tunes- balfe is the top
2017-10-18 19:11:42
$$$$$$ the soundtrack is FANTASTIC
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|| 2017-10-17 10:27:07
Saw the film last night and the music score was really good . Big and epic . It is how more scores should
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2017-10-17 17:48:53
Balfe is doing a Reddit interview in 2 hours time . Hopefully we can get to the bottom of Why he replaced Pinar and Clint Mansell on Ghost in The Shell
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|| 2017-10-14 08:02:46
This is ultimately Lorne's best soundtrack since Modern Warfare 2!
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2017-10-14 08:15:11
Have to agree - Balfe's Best
2017-10-14 09:00:25
The music is inspirational and epic
2017-10-15 23:38:58
include the bible and i agree
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|| 2017-10-15 13:04:37
Defiantly the best action score his year
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2017-10-15 13:45:15
New to this web site and came across it because of this score .can not wait to actually watch the movie but for the moment the score is the best
2017-10-15 13:48:54
Have had the album on constantly all weekend and it's the best
2017-10-15 17:14:49
The Best Action Score of the Year??? Please hear more Score!
2017-10-15 20:31:28
It really is an excellent soundtrack with cool action and big epic tunes .
2017-10-15 22:03:47
Balfe is with all this year.
Best tv score of the year: Genius
Best movie score of the year: Lego Batman
Best action score of the year: Geostorm
Best drama score of the year: Churchill
And best scifi score: Ghost in the shell
2017 has been a hell of a year for him
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I can't help myself, but whenever I hear this score, I feel this little Inception vibe. Is it just me?
Also, my favorite track is "Hong Kong Falling". It's so cool how the action part ends.
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2017-10-14 17:36:31
Balfe did write a lot on Inception and produced it so that makes sense . Looking forward to the film next week - the soundtrack is very enjoyable and classic
2017-10-14 22:30:21
Yes yes yes yes
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Reminds me of Armageddon...
Must be the source Material that's interfering.
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|| 2017-10-13 09:40:09
This soundtrack is is exactly why I love filmscores - fun, action and beautiful epic melodies . The best yet from Balfe
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2017-10-13 17:29:23
Brilliant !!!!! Now I want to see the movie
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Wow Lorne has had one heck of a year with Lego Batman, Churchill, Genius, and now this? He's one guy I'd pay a thousand bucks just to spend a day chatting with
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2017-10-10 08:07:48
I would pay 10 thousand bucks to spend a day chatting with him !!!!!!This suite sounds like CLASSIC Jerry Bruckheimer
2017-10-10 12:52:19
Confirmed by Lorne: This Friday, digital download
2017-10-13 09:03:01
The first half of "President Meeting" sounds like a slowed down version of that track they made for the Zatlan Volvo advert.
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|| 2017-10-11 07:13:31
On official preview video of the score has been posted in Water Tower Music YouTube channel. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/U8T9_XVkesQ
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2017-10-12 00:07:59
Great to hear BIG themes back again in films. Love this suite
2017-10-12 08:33:29
It's like themes have been gone for ages?? There is much more out there than what RCP puts out you know.
2017-10-12 09:36:12
in this kind of movies, you haven't heard strong themes for many years. the last desaster movies with lots of strong themes were Armageddon and Deep Impact.
2017-10-12 11:41:43
Maybe not in dksaster movies, but if you are talking about BiG themes again in filmmusic.
If you listen to a few scores of Michael Giacchino, there are enoigh themes in there
2017-10-12 13:52:05
I ment themes you can actually remember !!!
2017-10-12 17:00:11
2017-10-12 18:05:37
If we speaked of Giacchino, there is a plenty: John Carter's theme, Jyn Erso's theme, Krennic's theme, Vulture's theme, Tomorrowland Main Theme...
Even Speed Racer (one of my favorites)
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2017-10-12 19:01:50
Giacchino talk ?
You guys stop right there... lol
2017-10-12 21:45:48
There are so many greats musical voices besides Zimmer, your pupils and Giacchino. This conversation turns out to be shamefull. Come on! Open yours minds and ears!
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2017-10-13 07:20:21
And if we are talking about Giacchino, the entire Jurassic World score- that is a great score that used alot of original themes. It had callbacks to John Williams' contribution but stood on its own very well- especially the suite!
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Well it's available and it's really good ! I'm not fan of Lorne but this is an old-fashioned score as I love them. I want to see the movie now :)
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|| 2017-10-08 21:43:46
Hybrid, random question.. do you think this music represents a trend of Hollywood wanting more thematic music once again rather than soundscapes? We had some good melodic scores this year like LEGO Batman, Wonder Woman, Pirates 5, TF5, etc.. and then this. And was just wondering if you think we can start expecting this to become the norm once again?
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2017-10-09 08:52:19
I don't think they are a norm again. It just depends on what's best for the movie. It's not like composers think like hmm let's make a thematic score when the movie doesn't need one.
2017-10-09 10:00:51
Composers in general probably find it more rewarding to write melodic thematic music, unless you're someone like Trent Raznor... but whatever is good for the film is the composer's job.
2017-10-09 12:36:13
Finally some melodies !!!!! The tracks sound fantastic .
2017-10-09 14:11:13
I have to say this sounds like 52 minutes of epic fun. But nothing really sticks in the end. Read on twitter this is going to be released this friday digitally.
2017-10-09 16:41:36
1. This is a Bruckheimer movie, just like Potc5. Then it will sound like the old MV scores.
2. Transformers is a Bay movie, which makes it a twin movie to those produced by Brckheimer. Soon...
3. RGW has adopted the old MV sound as their "personal style" for years.
Conclusion: There is nothing new under the sun.
2017-10-09 18:45:58
The music tracks so really great and strong melodies . Really loved Balfe's Ghost In the Shell but this beats it . Big epic themes -LOVE IT
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Seems like Lorne is posting about The Florida Project on Twitter recently and on IMDb it shows he's the composer. I watched the film in New York Film Festival and it doesn't have a score except at the end scene. So did Lorne write that part for the film? I didn't remember see his name during the end credits but I might miss it.
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|| 2017-10-08 23:32:14
Thanks for the suite, Hybrid, I love it !
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2017-10-09 01:10:37
"The contender theme" aka "Thor theme" in 3:45!
2017-10-09 02:28:17
I noticed that too. Clearly was temped with that, but he did a decent job at making it unique-ish
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This is really taking me back to that classic MV sound, albeit with better production. It's like a mix of Armageddon/Transformers with a tiny dash of Mark Mancina.
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@ Hybrid: SOUNDS GREAT! Thanks for making a suite!! Loving it.
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|| 2017-10-08 16:54:40
Sorry but I can't feel it or honestly I hate it I mean the suite. for me the only melody that make me really shaking and full of adrenaline is "seglass Ni Tonday" by Steve jablonsky TF 5. Zimmer this year is inconvenience 😞 at all. May be the blue planet by him soundtrack will change my mind?!!!
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2017-10-08 16:58:28
What has HZ to do with this score... ?
2017-10-08 18:09:46
thanks for suite hybrid. the music sounds very entertaining and makes me want to see the movie. i love the theme that starts around 3:57. and the theme at the end of the suite sounds a bit like the ALL SPARK theme from Transformers. also great. cant wait for the score.
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F... me! sounds like an awesome old-school MV score with bunch of heroic motifs!
I dig it!
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Replies: 0 || 2017-10-08 16:20:20
Well the suite alone is a lot more interesting to me than most Balfe scores, but it still has too many Zimmer vibes to me. It sounds like a combination of Gladiator and MCU scores with a very hard to identify melody.
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thanks for the suite
Appreciate it
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Geostorm soundtrack - Lorne Balfe 2017


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The burden of improved conditions in state prisons may be borne by welfare recipients, according to new research from Rice University and Louisiana State University.
The study, "Intended and Unintended Consequences of Prison Reform" published online this month in the Journal of Law, Economics & Organization, examined the impact of federal court orders condemning prison crowding and the outcomes among states following these orders. The researchers found that court-mandated efforts by the federal government to improve living conditions in state prisons resulted in decreased welfare funding.
"When courts are effective in increasing spending on prisoners, the legislature has to increase taxes or cut spending in other programs, given states' balanced budget requirements," said Richard Boylan, professor of economics at Rice. "As a result, most of these increases in spending come at the expense of welfare spending and/or other social programs."
Four years before the courts stepped in, states that ultimately were court ordered to improve living conditions spent approximately 72 percent per inmate of what was spent by states that were not ordered to do so. Across the board, the litigation resulted in increased correctional expenditures to 87 percent per prisoner during the year in which the court order was issued and reaching 102 percent two years after the court order. These correctional facilities also saw lower inmate mortality rates (20 percent decrease), fewer prisoners per capita (12 percent decrease) and all-around better prison living conditions.
However, the results of the study show that these court orders resulted in a 22 percent decrease in the amount of money available for state welfare programs.
Boylan noted that their research showed that after states are released from the court orders, they did not increase their welfare cash expenditures; thus, the original change in welfare spending was permanent. He hopes that the research will underscore the unintended consequences of increased prison spending -- namely, cuts to welfare programs.
"These results are a classic example of the unintended consequences of well-intentioned policymaking in the face of limited resources, where helping one vulnerable population ends up harming another," Boylan said.
The researchers examined income per capita, state unemployment, race, percentage of state population residing in urban areas and age distribution between 1951 and 2006 in 12 states (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mexico, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas) that have been subject to court orders calling for increased prison funding.
The research was funded by Rice University and Louisiana State University. Naci Mocan, the Ourso Distinguished Chair of Economics at Louisiana State University, co-authored the study. The study is available online at http://jleo.
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Plenary Speakers Biographies
Tuesday, July 30, 9:00-10:00am
Jacobson, Acting Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and
Parks, U.S. Department of the Interior
Rachel Jacobson is the lead official in the office
of Assistant Secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks, where she
oversees policy, planning, and regulatory actions for the National Park
Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In this capacity, Ms.
Jacobson is also responsible for historic and cultural preservation and
management of protected species. Prior to joining the Assistant
Secretary's office, Ms. Jacobson served as Interior's Principal Deputy
Solicitor where she was in a leadership role working with the Solicitor
to oversee all legal matters within the authority of the Department of
the Interior and manage an office of over 400 professionals. Notably,
Ms. Jacobson was interior's lead negotiator for the $1 billion "early
restoration" settlement with British Petroleum arising out of the
Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Before joining
Interior in 2009, Ms. Jacobson served as Director of the Impact-Directed
Environmental Accounts Program at the National Fish and Wildlife
Foundation, where she managed a mitigation fund for environmental
restoration and habitat conservation. The majority of Ms. Jacobson's
career was spent with the U.S. Department of Justice, Environment and
Natural Resources Division.
Wednesday, July 31, 9:00-10:00am
Drought, Flooding and Coastal Storms: Creating
Landscapes and Communities Resilient to Weather Extremes
Weller, Acting Chief, USDA, NRCS
Jason Weller has served as Acting
Chief of NRCS since December 2012. As Acting Chief, he oversees
programs that help protect the environment, preserve our natural
resources and improve agricultural sustainability through voluntary,
private-lands conservation. He leads a staff of 11,500 employees across
the country and manages a budget of about $4 billion.
Before assuming this role, Jason
served as NRCS's Acting Associate Chief for Conservation and as Chief of
Staff where he worked alongside Chief Dave White and the agency's
national and state leaders to plan and implement strategic conservation
initiatives and conduct the annual business operations of the agency.
Prior to joining NRCS, Jason
served as a staff member for the U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee
on Agriculture where he provided oversight and crafted bills to fund
USDA programs and activities. He also served on the U.S. House Budget
Committee where he helped construct the annual congressional budget for
agriculture, environment and energy programs. Before that, Jason worked
with the White House Office of Management and Budget where he assisted
with the development and implementation of the budget for USDA
conservation programs.
Before coming to Washington, DC,
Jason worked for several years with the California State Legislature
where he provided fiscal and policy recommendations on a variety of
natural resource conservation and environmental protection issues.
Jason is a native of northern
California. He earned his undergraduate degree from Carleton College in
Northfield, Minnesota, and a graduate degree in public policy from the
University of Michigan.
Jason and his wife have two young
daughters and live in Maryland.
Bendick, Director, U.S. Government Relations, The Nature
2008, Bob Bendick has been the Director of U.S. Government Relations at
The Nature Conservancy. In this position he supervises the Conservancy's
relationships with Congress and the Obama Administration over a wide
range of policy activities. In September, 2013, Bob will become
Director, Gulf of Mexico Program.
Before coming to
Washington, D.C., Bob was Vice-President and Managing Director of the
ten-state Southern U.S. Region of the Conservancy.
He has been with The
Nature Conservancy since 1995, first as Florida Chapter Director and,
then, also in the dual role as Florida Director and as director of
previous southeastern U.S. groups of state chapters.
Prior to working for
TNC, Bob was Deputy Commissioner for Natural Resources of the New York
State Department of Environmental Conservation (1990-1995) where he
managed the natural resources functions in New York State government.
During this time he also served as Chair for three years of the Northern
Forest Lands Council which proposed actions to protect the future of the
northern forests of New York and New England.
Prior to working for
TNC, Bob was Deputy Commissioner for Natural Resources of the New York
State Department of Environmental Conservation (1990-1995) where he
managed the natural resources functions in New York State government.
During this time he also served as Chair for three years of the Northern
Forest Lands Council which proposed actions to protect the future of the
northern forests of New York and New England.
Prior to coming to New
York, he was Director of the Rhode Island Department of Environmental
Management (1982-1990) where he supervised all conservation and
environmental functions of Rhode Island State government and twice
chaired the Committee on the Environment of the New England Governors'
He has Bachelor's
Degree from Williams College and a Masters in Urban and Regional
Planning from New York University.
Thursday, August 1, 9:00-10:00am
Binational Action to Restore the
Great Lakes
Davis, Senior Advisor to the Administrator (Great Lakes), U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes National Program Office
Davis is Senior Advisor to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Administrator. In that capacity he provides counsel to Administrator
Lisa Jackson on the Obama Administration's Great Lakes Restoration
Initiative. His job includes coordinating Great Lakes policy and funding
initiatives with more than one dozen federal agencies and with state,
municipal, tribal, business and civic stakeholders. The focus of this
work involves restoring habitat, reducing pollution, preventing the
introduction of invasive species, reducing runoff and enhancing coastal
health for people, fish and wildlife.
For more than two decades, Mr. Davis has worked to
develop and implement water quality and quantity policy. Starting as a
volunteer, he served as a litigating attorney and law teacher at the
University of Michigan Law School before serving as president and CEO of
the Alliance for the Great Lakes. Under his leadership, the organization
won the American Bar Association's Distinguished Award in Environmental
Law & Policy, the first time for a public interest organization in the
honor's history. He earned his law degree, including certification in
environmental and energy law, from the Chicago-Kent College of Law and a
B.A. from Boston University in International Relations.
While working in Chicago, Washington, D.C. and
throughout the eight Great Lakes states, Cam lives across the street
from Lake Michigan with his wife Katelyn, a child psychologist, and
young son, where they try to swim in the lake several times a week, but
only when it's warm enough.
John Lawrence, Senior Science
Advisor to the Region Director-General for Ontario,
Environment Canada
Dr. John Lawrence obtained his B.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in
chemistry from the University of Bristol in the U.K. He
joined the Canadian public service in 1973 as a Research
Scientist with Environment Canada's National Water Research
Institute, NWRI which is now part of the Water Science &
Technology Directorate, WSTD.
Over his career, Dr. Lawrence's research interests have
covered chemistry of contaminants and nutrients in aquatic
ecosystems; water and wastewater treatment; analytical
methods development; and analytical quality assurance.
Since 1980 Dr. Lawrence has held various research management
positions at Environment Canada, most recently as Director
of the Watershed Hydrology & Ecology Division. He is
currently serving as the Senior Science Advisor to the
Region Director-General for Ontario.
Dr. Lawrence has been very active within the Great Lakes
community. He is Canadian co-chair of the IJC's Council of
Great Lakes Research Managers, a member of the Canada
Ontario Agreement Implementation Committee and Canadian
co-lead of the Cooperative Science & Monitoring Initiative
steering committee. In addition he is a member of the GLWQA
Great Lakes Executive Committee and Canadian co-lead for
Annex 10, Science.
Thursday, August 1, 3:30pm –
Snyder, Governor of Michigan
years ago, businessman Rick Snyder was a virtual unknown in the
political world. When he first decided to run for governor, his standing
in the polls was so low that taking the margin of error into account, he
theoretically could have had negative numbers. Political pundits said
there was no way he could compete against the better known field of
experienced political rivals.
The pundits were wrong.
Governor Rick Snyder won in a landslide victory after running as "One
Tough Nerd" ready to make the tough decisions career politicians refused
to make. The tactic led one particularly snarky pundit to quip "I guess
nerd tested better in the focus groups than dork."
As a candidate, Gov. Snyder pledged to eliminate the job-killing
Michigan Business Tax and replace it with a flat, 6-percent corporate
income tax that is simple, fair and efficient. He pledged to
structurally balance the budget without using accounting gimmicks or
quick fixes. He pledged to create an environment where small businesses
can grow and create jobs.
The businessman-turned-politician has delivered. As promised, he
eliminated the job-killing Michigan Business Tax. He ended the unfair
double tax on small business owners. Working together with lawmakers,
the governor eliminated the state's $1.5 billion deficit. And in stark
contrast to the partisan fighting that led to two government shutdowns
under his predecessor, Gov. Snyder got the budget done by the earliest
date it has been completed in 30 years.
When Gov. Snyder came into office, Michigan barely had enough money
saved in the rainy day fund to run the state for approximately 30
minutes. Under Gov. Snyder, the state is doing the responsible thing by
saving for the future and paying down its long term debt.
Gov. Snyder earned his undergraduate degree, MBA and law degree from the
University of Michigan - all by the age of 23. After teaching at the
University of Michigan, he went to work as a tax accountant at Coopers &
Lybrand - now PriceWaterhouseCoopers - where he made partner after only
six years. He then joined the fledgling computer company Gateway and
helped it grow from a little over 700 employees to a Fortune 500 company
with more than 10,000 employees before leaving to form his own
successful venture capital firm.
Serving as an elected official brings challenges that are different than
working as a CEO in the private sector. Now that he is the making tough
decisions needed to Reinvent Michigan, Gov. Snyder is encountering
resistance from entrenched special interests, protestors and recall
But anyone who has had an opportunity to hear the governor speak knows
that he is not interested in being negative or getting bogged down by
unproductive partisan fighting. It's this same spirit of "relentless
positive action" that has him working on an accelerated schedule of "dog
years" as governor.
As the governor said during his inauguration, we can only achieve
extraordinary things if we aspire beyond traditional thinking. Do not
shy away from high expectations - deliver on high expectations.
Friday, August 2, 10:45am-12pm
David Doig, President, Chicago Neighborhood
Initiatives — "The Closing of Meigs Field"
David Doig is a seasoned professional in community
development, real estate, finance, and government. With over 20 years
of experience, Doig is President of Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives (CNI).
CNI is a not-for-profit community development corporation focused on
mixed-use real estate developments on Chicago's Far South Side and is a
Community Development Entity investing New Market Tax Credits in high
impact neighborhood projects.
Doig leads CNI and its partner US Bank in the
development of Pullman Park, a 200-acre mixed-use redevelopment of a
former Ryerson Steel site. Currently under construction, the first phase
of Pullman Park is a $30 million, 50 acre, Wal-Mart anchored retail
center. Overall the project will bring over 1000 new jobs, much-needed
retail, affordable housing, and recreation to Chicago's Pullman
neighborhood. In addition, CNI has successfully completed investing $50
million of New Market Tax Credits into a community center, a
neighborhood hospital, a new Charter School, and a community health
center, creating several hundred new jobs – all within less than a year.
Prior to leading CNI, Doig worked in a variety of
capacities within Mayor Daley's administration, most recently as General
Superintendent and CEO of the Chicago Park District. As Park District
Superintendent, Doig oversaw a $350 million operating budget and a staff
of over 3000. Under his leadership the Park District's bond rating
improved and the District issued its first revenue bonds. He led major
improvements to park facilities, most notably the $650 million
renovation of Soldier Field, the $300 million shoreline revetment
project, and a host of neighborhood park improvements. These included a
new golf course at Douglas Park, a new bowling alley and roller rink in
Englewood, and tens of millions of dollars in fieldhouse renovations
over his four and half year tenure at the parks. Doig worked hard to
increase green space in the parks and launched a variety of innovative
beautification initiatives. Under his leadership, the Park District won
the prestigious America in Bloom award, and in 2002 the U.S. Conference
of Mayors honored the city and park district with its City Livability
Award for Chihuly in a Park: A Garden of Glass at the Garfield
Park Conservatory.
Before being tapped by Mayor Daley in 1999 for the
parks job, Doig was First Deputy Commissioner in the City of Chicago
Department of Planning and Development. Between 1997 and 1999, Doig
managed its neighborhood division which operates city programs to spur
economic development and job growth in neighborhoods throughout the
city. Under his leadership the city created over sixty Tax Increment
Financing districts and acquired hundreds of acres for neighborhood
David Doig joined Chicago government in 1994 as
Deputy Commissioner of Real Estate Services for the Housing Department,
where he oversaw initiatives to redevelop abandoned properties and
expand home ownership and rental opportunities for low-income and
moderate-income families. Before that he spent five years as
development director for the Lawndale Christian Development Corporation,
a community-based organization on Chicago's West Side. In 1993 and 1994
he was a Leadership Greater Chicago fellow.
In over twenty years of living and working in the
city of Chicago, David Doig has become an expert on how cities and
neighborhoods work. From real estate development to government finance,
Doig has provided leadership and expertise at all levels. When
announcing Doig's appointment as Park District Superintendent, Mayor
Daley said, "David cares about neighborhoods and understands what it
takes to make them thrive. He has spent time in every neighborhood in
the city, talking with residents, listening to their concerns and
developing programs to improve their quality of life."
Doig graduated from Wheaton College and received a
master's degree in social science, with an emphasis on urban policy,
from the University of Chicago. He and his wife Tami live in the
Chicago West Side Austin neighborhood with their two children, Olivia,
19 and Clarke, 16.
Donnenfield, Producer/Director/Writer, Full Frame
Productions — "A Hero's Calling"
David Donnenfield is a writer, producer, and
instructional designer for digital media at Full Frame Productions, a
video production company in San Francisco. He is also Director of
Acquisitions for The Video Project, a distributor of environmental
documentaries to the educational and institutional market.
David has worked with numerous environmental
organizations and agencies over the years such as CALFED Bay Delta
Program, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, CA Audubon, CA Native Grass
Association, and CA Academy of Sciences in crafting memorable messaging
for public outreach. He is skilled in presenting complex concepts in
ways that are coherent and interesting to lay audiences. Besides his
creative contributions, David provides guidance in matters of
dissemination so that video programming is broadly seen, whether via the
web, TV broadcast, DVD or other viewing technologies. Otherwise, what's
the point?
Along with his partner, Kevin White, David has been
developing stories on environmental restoration for their broadcast
series, "How On Earth." Many of these stories deal with habitat
restoration and species recovery. One such program, "A Simple Question,"
showcases a nationally-recognized student-initiated project to restore
the riparian habitat of the endangered CA freshwater shrimp. Working
with private landowners, biologists, agency personnel, and other
stakeholders, students have led the way in restoring over 23 miles of
streamside habitat and bringing back the shrimp. The video program has
garnered over a dozen film festival awards worldwide, been nominated for
an Emmy, and is credited with helping to save the project itself in this
era of funding shortfalls.
Donnenfield holds a B.A. in film from UCLA and a
Masters in Educational Technology/Instructional Design from San
Francisco State University. His films have won the CINE Golden Eagle,
the Silver Telly, film festival awards, and have been broadcast on PBS.
In 2010, he received the Harold Gilliam Excellence in Environmental
Journalism Award from The Bay Institute.
White, Producer/Director/Writer, Full Frame Productions
— "A Hero's Calling"
Kevin is an award-winning producer, director and writer who has worked
in media since 1982. After graduate school at Stanford and San Francisco
State University, Kevin free-lanced for ITV, CBS News, Nightly Business
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The Pembroke Welsh Corgi, CH Coventry Vanity Fair, decided to attempt a limited breed show on Friday in Dixon, CA, hosted by the Northern California Herding Group Association. Limited breed and specialty events bring out folks we don't always see at all breed shows. Many of the exhibitors and judges are dedicated breed connoisseurs that only show up at these type events. As such the competition can be especially tough for those exhibitors that are used to focusing on what a Best In Show judge looks for. Carly would not even make it out of the Breed Friday, losing to CH Caamora All Dolled Up PT, bred and owned by Vicki Kirsher & Patricia Seifert of Tehachapi, CA, with Sharon Stone at the other end of the lead.
CH Aquarius Garbo V Tiburon
Meanwhile our Harrier, CH Downhome Family Tradition, did win the Breed at Friday's Queensboro KC show in West Springfield, MA (OK, he was the lone Harrier entered), but failed to make the top four Hounds, much less advance to the final to watch the Affenpinshcer, CH Tamarin Tug take BIS. Saturday Taser would be seeking greener pastures, fairer skys, and a more agreeable judge in Virginia, but Coda would still not make it to the BIS ring, managing only a Hound Group 2. Too bad, as Judge Roberta C. Davies put up the spectacular Doberman Pinscher bitch, Ch Aquarius Garbo V Tiburon. Aptly named Garbo, this vision was bred by Jim Briley & Ron Babics, is owned by the lucky Margaret Mee of Germansville, PA, and handled by Diego Garcia. For all you people who live where they show Dobermans au natural, take note. This is what a Doberman should look like.