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On x86 FreeBSD and Linux, change the way foreign symbol addresses are resolved. They now go through a table -- effectively a new space in the core file. Function references are resolved lazily, data references are resolved on startup and when a .so is loaded. The end result is that cores can be dumped that contain references to symbols in shared libraries. Also, the dependence of the core on addresses in the Lisp runtime is broken. The linkage table feature is controlled by :linkage-table and LINKAGE_TABLE in C runtime. Several foreign symbols are now Lisp static symbols, so a cross compile is required whether or not the new stuff is used. I've checked in boot4-cross-foreign-linkage.lisp that builds the compiler for linkage table; do whatever you usually do for the non-linkage table case:) Seriously, lets start a discussion on standardizing "cross compilation," not to mention the general build procedure.
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Publication date: November 2012
Region: Global
- Addressing the Emerging Diabetes Epidemic in Low-Resource Settings
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- Advancing a New Diagnostic Test for Onchocerciasis in Africa
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Region: Global
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Publication date: June 2006
Region: Africa
- An Overview of PATH's Injection Safety Work: 1999–2009
In the field of safe injection, PATH has served for more than 20 years in a global leadership role, championing improved approaches to injection safety for the developing world. This document summarizes PATH's safe injection work over the past 10 years and includes information related to the development of policies and standards for injection safety as well as a list of safe injection technology evaluations conducted by PATH. This document also contains a list of PATH reports, peer-reviewed journal articles, and technical resources published over the past ten years.
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Publication date: 2006
Region: Asia
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Region: Asia
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Publication date: March 2011
Region: Africa
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This fact sheet describes PATH's work on APHIA projects, focusing on HIV and AIDS service delivery, as well as broader reproductive health issues.
Publication date: June 2006
Region: Africa
- The Arise Program: Enhancing HIV Prevention Programs for At-Risk Populations
Through funding from the Canadian International Development Agency, PATH is working to address the information gap on how to best tailor and scale up proven HIV prevention strategies among at-risk populations through cost-effective interventions in India, Senegal, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Publication date: May 2013
Region: Global
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Publication date: June 2006
Region: Africa
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Publication date: June 2013
Region: Global
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- ASUH (Awal Sehat Untuk Hidup Sehat): Improving the Health of Newborns in Indonesia: Final Report
Final report from PATH to USAID Jakarta for the ASUH or Healthy Start for a Healthy Life program. From 2000-2003, PATH, in collaboration with the Indonesian Ministry of Health and other partners, galvanized the participation of communities and the health system in four of Indonesia's districts.
Author: Muller N; Palmer A; Tsu V
Publication date: 2003
Region: Asia
- Balloon Tamponade
Part of the Technology Updates series, this fact sheet describes PATH's work to develop, test, and introduce a low-cost balloon tamponade that can be used in low-resource settings to control postpartum hemorrhage.
Publication date: November 2013
Region: Global
Part of series: Technology Updates
- Barriers to Access and Use of Public TB Diagnostic Services in Vietnam
This report dissects research results assessing access to and use of public tuberculosis (TB) diagnostic services in nine districts of Vietnam. The report identifies barriers to accessing public-sector TB diagnostic services at the individual, provider, and health system levels.
Publication date: February 2013
Region: Asia
- Behavior Change Communication: Increasing Access to Safe Abortion in Nepal
This two-page fact sheet gives a brief overview of the behavior change communication (BCC) work PATH and its partners are doing to increase knowledge of and access to safe abortion in Nepal.
Publication date: 2005
Region: Asia
- BIRTHweigh III
Part of the Technology Updates series, this fact sheet describes PATH's work on the BIRTHweigh III scale.
Publication date: May 2012
Region: Global
Part of series: Technology Updates
- Bringing New Health Technologies Within Reach for Everyone
This document describes PATH's approach to maximizing the availability, accessibility, and affordability of technologies through private-sector collaboration. A condensed version can be found here.
Publication date: May 2009
Region: Global
- Bringing Youth and Adults Together to Improve Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health in Uganda
This case study describes the African Youth Alliance's youth-adult partnerships to improve adolescent sexual and reproductive health in Uganda. It includes a description of PATH's behavior change communication intervention in association with the Making Positive Living Attractive to Youth (Ma-PLAY) group that leveraged adults' important role and young people's imagination, wisdom, and power to create a "culture of health" among Kampala's youth.
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October 22, 2007
Paulina Mis
In recently published (previously-known) financial aid news, student lenders were found to have made millions by accepting excess subsidies from the government. By finding loopholes in government regulations, the student lender Nelnet, one of the biggest offenders, was able to collect $278 million in excess payments between 2003 and 2005. Based on calculations released by the Washington Post, other lenders accepted an estimated $300 million in excess subsidies between 2003 and 2006—paid for by taxpayers.
Because students applying for government aid are restricted in how much they can borrow, the government offers subsidies to lenders who borrow to students. In exchange for the money, lenders offer students loans at rates that, although usually higher than those offered by the government, tend to be lower than those offered by unsubsidized lenders.
When average student loan interest rates were higher, the government guaranteed lenders a 9.5 percent interest rate for loans. Once average loan rates fell, many lenders continued to take in large subsidies.
And although the government lowered some subsidy sums after rates fell, they continued to guarantee a 9.5 percent rate on loans previously funded with tax-exempt bonds. To extend the pool of loans still eligible for larger subsidies, Nelnet divided tax-free bonds among various pools. They would then claim that pools of loans at least partially composed of tax-free bonds were eligible for 9.5 percent subsidies.
The government did little to stop them in the past, and it is doing little to punish them now. According to the Washington Post, the Department of Education Secretary Margaret Spellings did admit that the government shouldered some of the responsibility for the "confusion". However, she indicated no intent to pursue full accounting, nor did she suggest that reimbursement from lenders would be sought.
October 19, 2007
Students who applied for financial aid in Louisiana may be worried to find that the company in charge of storing their personal information recently lost a large amount of financial aid data. Actually, a loss is the best-case scenario, the worst being embezzlement. The Louisiana Office of Student Financial Assistance (LOSFA) tried to assuage student fears by stating that the missing information was compressed and that special software was needed to access it—hopefully they're not exaggerating the advanced technology of zip files.
Thousands of current students and college graduates (going as far back as 1998) could be affected by the loss. Among those at risk are any students who submitted a FAFSA in the state of Louisiana and out-of-state students who sent the form to a college within the state. Those who have a Louisiana College Savings account (START Saving Program) and those who have applied for or received a Tuition Opportunity Program for Students (TOPS) scholarship—a Louisiana-based scholarship—may also be affected.
The information was lost on September 19, 2007, and although search efforts were initiated from the onset, the data has not yet been recovered. Colleges are now informing the public of the incident, and LOSFA has posted additional information on its site. According to LOSFA, the public was not notified earlier to avoid misinformation about data that was misplaced rather than lost. The non-misplacement occurred when the media storage company was loading the backup data into a truck. Social Security numbers and student names were among the missing data.
October 18, 2007
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For some individuals, a large state university is the best college choice. For others, a smaller school or private college might be the best selection. Before making a final decision to attend the largest university in your state, it is a good idea to consider the pros and cons of state universities.
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It's difficult to read a national newspaper–your choice–for longer than a week without coming across at least one article dealing with the environment. Why should a blog be any different? Jokes and polar bears aside, the environment is in need of some true student TLC, and students have plenty of it to give. Here are some things each of us can do to help.
1. Get educated Change starts with education. When searching for potential colleges, take into consideration the variety of classes offered. The more options schools have, the more you can dabble in various interests, especially the environment. By educating yourself about environmental issues, you can learn about ways to improve the situation, and what's more, inspire others with your newfound knowledge. When you let people see how the environment affects them personally, you are more likely to convince them that their efforts and time are worth the investment.
2. Turn off the lights Saving money and energy is a click away, or a clap clap. Remember to turn off lights and appliances when you are through with them. Pay extra attention to air conditioners—open windows and running air conditioners make mother earth cry.
3. Live by the triple R's Many of us already reduce, reuse and recycle to some extent, but most of us don't really crack down on bad habits. By making the three R's your mantra, you can reduce emissions, save some tree lives and fatten your piggybank.
4. Write to Congress This one is for the ambitious. Begin a petition in support of the Kyoto Protocol to be sent to Congress; or at least sign the one you make your friend create. So far, 172 countries and governmental entities have signed the pact limiting emissions. Somehow the U.S. is not one of them.
5. Take public transportation A great benefit to most on-campus travel is the abundance of public transportation. Taking the bus or train to school can reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and it can also free up some time to chat or study. It may not be the most convenient way of getting around, but improvement isn't always convenient. For those who live close by, riding a bike, rollerblading or walking is also a good option.
6. Bring your own bags and mugs Try stuffing your groceries into a backpack, and bring mugs to coffee shops. (Or visit ones that offer in-house cups.) Some stores and coffee shops will even give you discounts for doing so.
7. Be laptop savvy in class You won't look like you're too cool for school by bringing your laptop to lectures—really. Students can save much paper by appending and saving posted online notes on laptops. By bringing a laptop to class, you can save trees and increase the likelihood of future legibility. Plus, editing is easier on a computer, and most students can type more quickly than they can write. If you're not one of them, it's about time you practiced.
There are plenty of things students can do to make a difference, and many are already hard at work. This year, Scholarship.com's annual Resolve to Evolve scholarship prizes were awarded to students who wrote the best essays on problems dealing with standardized testing and the environment. See what the winners had to say on the topic, and check out Scholarships.com's new Resolve to Evolve $10,000 essay scholarship. You can also search our database for college scholarships and grants; begin finding money for college today!
October 17, 2007
There are many factors to consider when choosing a college. Part of a successful college search process involves thinking about your school preferences and career plans, and identifying colleges that meet your needs.
Questions to ask yourself that can help with choosing the right college include:
The Scholarships.com free college search can help you locate colleges that meet your needs. The answers to these questions can help you narrow down your list of potential colleges. For example, if you find the idea of attending a very large university overwhelming, you can narrow your college search to smaller schools. If you want to live with your parents while attending college, you can narrow the list to include only schools within an easy commuting distance of your home.
Students aren't getting enough sleep—nothing new here. According to the National Sleep Foundation, 60 percent of high school students reported extreme daytime sleepiness. And how can you blame them? Anyone with high ambitions knows what it takes to get into a good college. Balancing extracurriculars with school and a social life can seem like a juggling act, but many feel that it's the only way to reach goals.
Regardless of what teachers say, many students are certain that staying up to study will get them better test scores than extra zzzs would—myself included. Students are just too busy to study earlier. Okay, okay, maybe putting things off and surfing the net has something to do with it as well. But procrastination makes today's students no different from those of generations past. Unfortunately, current generations feel that not studying must be followed by intense late-night sessions. According to an article in New York magazine, kids today sleep one hour less than they did 30 years ago.
As you may imagine, nothing good can come of that. Lack of sleep has been linked to depression, weight gain, an increase in cases of ADHD and, of course, poor school performance—even if we beg to differ. According to the article, studies of sleep-deprived students have consistently shown they don't perform as well as do student who get sufficient sleep. In a recent trial, a group of sixth-graders intentionally deprived of sleep performed as well on exams as average fourth-graders. That's a two year decrease in cognitive ability. By one estimate, sleeping problems can hurt a child's IQ as much as lead exposure! If that doesn't send us back to bed... well, let's just hope it does.
October 16, 2007
When it's time to starting making solid decisions about enrolling in college, many people have questions about how to choose a college major. Selecting a college major is a personal decision that involves you to spend time reflecting on your goals, likes, dislikes, skills, and aptitudes.
Selecting a college major is an important decision, and it is not one that should be made lightly. It is important to remember, however, that declaring a major is not an irreversible decision. It is not uncommon for college students to change majors one or more times after they enroll in college.
Some factors to consider when selecting a college major include:
The answers to these questions can help guide your selection of a college major. For example, if you held part time positions in retail while in high school and you absolutely hated the work, you can immediately scratch retail management off your list. However, if you enjoyed the part of the job that involved setting up product displays, you might seriously want to consider a major in visual merchandising. Of course, once you have all the answers to the "What" to study and "Where" to go to school, you should go to Scholarships.com for the answer to "How" am I going to pay for all of this?!?!
October 15, 2007
Students making a difference in their community will get the chance to receive something in return. By submitting information about their community contributions, applicants will have the chance to win financial aid for college. Br!ck Scholarship winners (yes, the "!" is supposed to be there.) may receive scholarship money, community grant money and a spot on a TV award ceremony. Past ceremony guests have included Mandy Moore, Wyclef and the Dashboard Confessionals—get to work, you could rub elbows with celebrities!
1. Nine Prizes of at least $10,000. A. Applicants ages 18 and under receive $5,000 in scholarship money and $5,000 in community grant money. B. Applicants ages 19-25 receive $10,000 in community grant money.
2. One $100,000 community grant prize
3. Appearance on televised award show to be seen by over 1 million viewers
1. Applicants must have been born on or after June 30, 1982
2. Applicants must be permanent residents or citizens of the U.S. or Canada
December 31, 2007
Required Material:
1. Completed online application 2. Recommendations 3. Finalists will also be asked to submit a 1 minute video along with pictures or in-action clips of community work.
For additional scholarship opportunities, visit Scholarships.com, and conduct a free scholarship search.
October 12, 2007
The battle to offer students the best chance of getting out of college with both a diploma and a fighting chance at earning a living wage while paying off their student loans continues. Even those who have already reached an agreement with the New York attorney general are being subpeonad for what Cuomo terms "deceptive corporate marketing practices".
It is difficult to say whether students deserve special consideration with respect to corporate marketing practices, which, it seems to me, have been deceptive by definition for at least the last four or five decades without being placed under this kind of scrutiny. Shouldn't everyone be entitled to marketing that is not deceptive? Or should we all just continue to accept that marketers are not your friends and they tell you what they need to in order to get you to buy what they want to sell?
Of course, the initial scope of the investigation was and remains critical, as every student should be able to assume that their advisor, regardless of the institution they attend, is not a marketer. It is vital that those in the financial aid offices in all of our schools give only objective information to students that will get them through school with as little debt as possible.
Of course, there are those who claim Cuomo's crusade will ultimately harm students by causing them to distrust their advisors when the majority of them have been giving, and continue to give, good, objective advice. While I believe this to be true, I also believe it is never a bad idea to do independent research on something so important and that this statement is condescending, to say the least. Apparently students across the board, if forced to research loans for themselves, will fare poorly and pay more in loans than if they listened to those at their college or university financial aid office. In this argument it is never considered a possibility that, given the opportunity, a student and his parent might find the best possible solution to funding their education. If I were an aspiring college student or a parent of such a student, I would find this very insulting.
October 11, 2007
It's been a long year for colleges across the nation. Aside from the student lender and college study abroad fiascos, investigators are looking more closely at the handling of endowments by colleges.
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, many schools have accumulated large endowment funds, some in excess of $1 billion. This is tax-free money, and if investments are well-planned, interest will lead to annual gains.
Despite this, college tuition rates have soared across the country, and students are increasingly left with debts that sometimes mirror mortgages. A proposal that could allay this problem involves forcing schools with large endowments to spend about 5 percent of their money each year, or be subject to taxes. After all, endowments are meant to aid, not hoard.
But some schools say that this is not as easy as it may seem. People who donate often leave specific instructions for endowment spending. Money may be set aside, for example, for students who are financially needy and epileptic, or for those who conduct research in the hearing sciences.
Based on the written testimony of four higher education associations, the American Council on Education, the Association of American Universities, the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities and the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges, proposed legislation is based on inaccurate college endowment information.
According to the testimony, an average of 80 percent of endowment assets were restricted at public institutions in 2006, and 55 percent were restricted at private ones. That, of course, still leaves plenty of unrestricted funds that could be used to greatly relieve student needs. This, by the way, is what higher education associations already claim to do.
The issue is a bit of a slippery slope. Endowments could diminish if expenditure choices were left up to college officials. Plus, available money doesn't necessarily translate into swimming pools of cash for directors to dive into.
Then again, tuition is getting out of hand, and storing large amounts of money when students have little choice but to take out excessive loans seems a bit immoral. Perhaps additional information is needed on unrestricted money expenditures and on how much is needed to maintain interest that would keep funds afloat.
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I already explained that to you at length.
That is not contradictory. I do not expect many things that happen to me.
I do not want your age, picture or anything except that you show yourself and your real character from time to time.
Exact a mundo! That is why there is no loss of faith.
There is no reason for you to understand me. We can function here without it. You do not need my age, my picture, my anything. Because of your age I am unable to explain to you why I do the things I do. Why I feel they are necessary.
You were not right. But your humor is not like normal sense of humor, in some ways. It is often a mean of evasion. That is the main obstacle that disables me to understand you as much as I should.
Sarcasm, I rarely use unless it is directed at GiB. Jokes, well I like to poke fun at things. You see from our viewpoint the world is not real enough to be taken seriously. It is an illusion. Joking is one way of taking the edge off. I did say young people have no sense of humor. Was I right?
First, 16 years? Where does that come from?
Post #86 has new stuff added.
I remember asking you this question.
My faith is not important. It was shaken a little. That doesn't mean I wil never use RRA again.
First of all, it works here so why is your faith shaken?
This is also incorrect. For 16 years it is what I did every day. Also I have talked to you here every day for more than a year. We are not so mysterious to each other. You know me well too.
It cannot be. You cannot know what I feel.
Your faith is shaken? This is incorrect on two counts.
Well, the first sentence is a subjective observation, so it cannot contain an error. So the error must be in the second part. So you are saying either that I didn't apply the RRA at all or that I didn't apply it correctly.
We will skip that right now but I will say that the RRA works fine on the Leibniz series.
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The RRA is not done on the series tail.
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March 9 - 13, 2011
It's #20 !
UPDATED: Well ... we did it! Our 20th celebration was just great! Look for pictures, videos, and more soon. (Posted: 03 13 11)
Just to let you know, we are planning for the Buckeye
Dulcimer Festival to last many, many more years.
If you would like to adding to our mailing list, click here.
We celebrated our 19th fun-filled, mid-March dulcimer festival in 2010 in a much calmer way than 2008's blizzard of 20 inches. We are busy preparing for a less eventful BDF 2011. This festival is held at Recreation Unlimited, National Challenge Center for the Handicapped in Ashley, Ohio, about 30 miles north of Columbus. Look to March's Buckeye Dulcimer Festival to start your dulcimer-ing season with one of the first major gatherings of 'dulcimer people' in the midwest after the long winter's hiatus.
Louise Ziegler of Ashley, Ohio, is the director of Buckeye Dulcimer Festival. Louise has been playing the mountain dulcimer since the early 80's. She is a well-known workshop leader and has seized every opportunity to take her dulcimer to all types of people. She has been a staunch supporter of Recreation Unlimited (see below) since its inception. Organizing this gathering is a beautiful blend of these two loves. Assisting Louise in running this festival are long time friends and fellow musicians, Shari Wolf and Joyce Harrison. We've learned a lot during this first 20 years. We're ready for more!
Buckeye Dulcimer
Festival '2011' edition
will run from Wednesday, March 9th through Sunday, March 13th. The
festival/camp edition will start with Wednesday night's orientation, jam and
more. We'll continue on Thursday and Friday with 10 hours of intensive
Hammered & Mountain Dulcimer, Autoharp, Pennywhistle, Clawhammer Banjo, Fiddle and '
Instructors for Buckeye
Dulcimer Festival '2011'
Beginners -- Diane Hochstetler (Millersburg, OH)
When it comes to the Hochstetler family, there is truly "music in this house." Diane has taught piano to many students in her area, but also finds it very comfortable to pickup the guitar or mountain dulcimer in a jam session or group. Diane has been a supporter of the BDF for many years. We watched several of her children grow up at Buckeye. For several years, Diane could be seen supervising her daughter, Joanna, until she was old enough to be in her hammered dulcimer class on her own. We have watched three generations of this family (with mom, Adelene)come to Buckeye year after year.
This year, Diane will be working with beginner mountain dulcimers students
encouraging them musically and helping them to relax and enjoy making music.
Beginners -- Karen
McCurdy (Medina, OH)
Almost everyone in her family plays an instrument and since early childhood,
frequent family "jam sessions" were common. So, it's no surprise that
Karen now keeps folk music alive in her performances of folk, Celtic, and
original music on the Hammered Dulcimer.
Almost everyone in her family plays an instrument and since early childhood, frequent family "jam sessions" were common. So, it's no surprise that Karen now keeps folk music alive in her performances of folk, Celtic, and original music on the Hammered Dulcimer.
Karen performs
regularly throughout northeast Ohio along with her Celtic harper partner,
Karen Babb, under the duet name of MacKaren. For more information on
Karen, MacKaren, and their CD, go to CDBaby and read their bios.
Fascinating ...
Click here
Past Beginners -- Susan Trump
(Newtonville, NY)
Susan is no stranger to the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival. Over the years,
she continues to be one of our most
popular instructors. Her classes feature a wide variety of repertoire
ranging from easy, playable arrangements to the most rigorous of challenges.
She has a special way of working new technique into your playing as a
natural progression of your learning.
This year, Susan will be focused on the past beginner
mountain dulcimer player that has learned the very basics and will be taking
them far down the road to becoming a solid intermediate player.
Susan has four solo CDs, several dulcimer tablature books, and teaching
experience throughout the U.S. Her latest project, "Lessons in Your
Living Room" a monthly subscription series of lessons, has helped many
players improve their playing in the comfort of their own home.
For more information, go to Susan's website.
Click here.
Susan is no stranger to the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival. Over the years, she continues to be one of our most popular instructors. Her classes feature a wide variety of repertoire ranging from easy, playable arrangements to the most rigorous of challenges. She has a special way of working new technique into your playing as a natural progression of your learning.
This year, Susan will be focused on the past beginner mountain dulcimer player that has learned the very basics and will be taking them far down the road to becoming a solid intermediate player.
Susan has four solo CDs, several dulcimer tablature books, and teaching experience throughout the U.S. Her latest project, "Lessons in Your Living Room" a monthly subscription series of lessons, has helped many players improve their playing in the comfort of their own home.
For more information, go to Susan's website. Click here.
Past Beginners -- Chris
(Findlay, OH)
In addition to private lessons, workshops, and jams, Chris conducts
workshops and performs at several festivals and venues
yearly. Along with assisting with in-school music clubs and programs, she
conducts workshops for school teachers for Bluegrass in the Schools in
conjunction with the International Bluegrass Music Association in Nashville.
This program promotes old time and bluegrass music as part of a standardized
school curriculum.
This year marks the 3rd year of the
DULCIMERS IN THE CORNFIELD Festival in late April that Chris and Joe
Steiner assist Joyce Harrison and Shari Wolf in making happen. Chris Cooperrider is one-half (the better half, she
says!) of the Chris and Joe - Old Time Duo. Chris' instrument of choice is
the hammered dulcimer, but she can also be found playing upright bass for
the Old Peculiar String Band. To go to Chris & Joe's website,
click here.
Chrisfell in love with the hammered dulcimer in 1997 and has been performing and teaching ever since.
In addition to private lessons, workshops, and jams, Chris conducts workshops and performs at several festivals and venues yearly. Along with assisting with in-school music clubs and programs, she conducts workshops for school teachers for Bluegrass in the Schools in conjunction with the International Bluegrass Music Association in Nashville. This program promotes old time and bluegrass music as part of a standardized school curriculum.
This year marks the 3rd year of the DULCIMERS IN THE CORNFIELD Festival in late April that Chris and Joe Steiner assist Joyce Harrison and Shari Wolf in making happen.
Chris Cooperrider is one-half (the better half, she
says!) of the Chris and Joe - Old Time Duo. Chris' instrument of choice is
the hammered dulcimer, but she can also be found playing upright bass for
the Old Peculiar String Band. To go to Chris & Joe's website,
click here.
Intermediate 1 -- Maureen Sellers (New Albany, IN)
Maureen is just one of the finest mountain dulcimer instructors here in the midwest. Check out her long list of festivals, concert appearances, workshops, and Elderhostels where she has taught all levels of mountain dulcimer instruction.
Having organized and run several long running festivals over the years, she understands the needs of everyone involved in making a festival successful.
Maureen will be teaching the early intermediate player. Her goal will be to help the student progress in technique by sharing a wealth of repertoire at a very measured rate. Over the years, she has developed a wonderful series of dulcimer tablature books, "The Simply" series.
Her concert time features some fine playing, but, as important, Maureen enjoys the audience being an active participant.
For more information on Maureen, her
tablature books and recording, check out her website.
Click here.
Intermediate 1 -- Timothy Seaman (Williamsburg, VA)
Several years ago, Timothy came to the Buckeye Festival as a relative unknown instructor and performer on the dulcimer festival circuit. We first saw Timothy at the Sawdust Festival in Oklahoma several years ago and knew we needed him to make the March trip to Ohio at some point.
With his detailed materials and organized teaching style, it didn't take long for him to be recognized and accepted as one of our favorite hammered dulcimer instructors.
This year, Timothy will apply his organized approach in working with the early intermediate hammered dulcimer player. He will take students that know some tunes and a few embellishments to a new level of playing and individual style.
Timothy has an amazing variety of recordings featuring
many instruments including the hammered dulcimer. For more
information, go to Timothy's website.
Click here.
Intermediate 2 and
Advanced -- Janita and Tull
Janita Baker
It sure is good to see Janita Baker back in Ohio again and at our festival in particular. Several years ago, Janita came to her Buckeye classes with her encouraging, quiet confidence and lots of fresh music. She became a favorite immediately and one of the highest vote getters to return for this 20th year.
Unfortunately for her, she'll be flying from sunny California to sometimes icy and snowy Ohio in March. We'll do our best to extend an extra warm welcome. I have a feeling that she'll also bring along some of her fine Blue Lion Dulcimers.
For more information on Janita and Blue Lion Dulcimers, click here.
Tull Glazener
We have welcomed Tull Glazener as a featured instructor and performer to our festival many times over the last 20 years. Our participants love his teaching style, dulcimer arrangements, and repertoire choices. Yes, he is one of our most requested instructors.
Over the years, Tull has performed with many groups including the Family Reunion String Band, Jim Sperry, Guy George and Half-way Home (Molly McCormack and Jon Hall). He has some wonderful CDs featuring many of these groups as well as many tablature books covering a wide variety of music. Most of his arrangements emphasize playing together by offering duet and ensemble arrangements.
Each month, Tull's website is a frequent stop for mountain dulcimer players looking for his 'free tab' of the month also including multi-part arrangements.
No matter the time of day or night, you'll find Tull jamming with the dulcimer or for a change of pace, his button accordion. Click here for Tull's website.
Intermediate 2 and
Advanced -- Dan
and Steve
Dan Duggan
We are so fortunate to welcome Dan back for his 3rd time at Buckeye. Dan is one of the finest players, teachers, and motivators in the music world. He has turned on the lights for so many players as they look for a bridge from being a good player to a great player in developing their own style.
His dynamic presentation was only sightly slowed when he found that he had head and neck cancer. The 7pm gatherings of friends have become legendary in the dulcimer world. Several years ago, we opened the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival with the playing of his inspired song, "For the Love of Friends" and talked with him on the phone all at 7pm.
Dan has a wide variety of CDs including Christmas, Children's music, and the latest from his new group, Jamcrackers. For more information on Dan, click here.
Steve Schneider
Steve, thanks for coming back for the 3rd time. His last time was certainly memorable back in 2008 when we had a 22" blizzard. We all made the most of it, but it certainly was a stressful time. During Steve's Friday night concert, he succeeded in drawing us into his eclectic mix of repertoire, sounds, and rhythms. We even forgot it was snowing for a while.
Steve has proven to challenge his students to higher levels of technical skill, musicality, performance skills, practice techniques, and innovation. His mix of repertoire leaves his students wondering what might be coming next. And ... what about the juggling???
Steve's website gives a fascinating
glimpse at his many accomplishments including CDs, Long Distance Lessons,
Northern Lights week-long camp and his life with music therapy.
Click here for Steve's website.
These classes are designed for players who have some experience i.e. past beginners and above.
basics) --
Les Gustafson-Zook
(Goshen, IN)
We are so pleased that Les will be joining us as our most requested autoharp instructor. His 'can do' attitude along with his challenge to improve playing technique attracts players year after year.
Les will be working with his students on Thursday and Friday for a total of 10 hours. This amount of intensive instruction can serve to really advance skills.
If you were here the last time Les was here, you might remember the limberjack, "Gratey" go airborn. Les never missed a beat.
Welcome back, Les! Our autoharp folks are looking forward to
that special energetic style. Les has a great webpage. To check it
out, click here.
Fiddle (beyond
basics) -- Janet
(Chapel Hill, NC)
JANET was born & bred in Canton, Ohio but "grew up" in North Carolina after transplantation in 1978 to Chapel Hill N C where all musical styles are embraced and performed. She began her musical schooling early at age 7 but began truly honing her playing skills when she started playing Old Time fiddle well over 30 years ago.
An award winning fiddler, Janet is also a multi-instrumentalist (Old Time / Celtic / Swing fiddler, Celtic harp, flute, concertina, clarinet, penny whistle, viola, cello, bowed dulcimer—fretted & fretless, mountain dulcimer…) and is a much loved vocalist known for her variety of singing styles. Janet's fiddling is noted for its melodic clarity & dynamic rhythms. She has taught fiddling and bowing workshops across the eastern U.S. as well as Louisiana. Her classes help students refine their playing and musical expression. Janet's favorite musical moments include playing waltzes, cross tunes, but mostly performances with her husband Jeff. Together they have a large & loyal following. It is Janet's hope that you always come away inspired in some way from any musical encounter with her.
Janet and Jeff will be here to
share their music as a team in concert on Friday or Saturday night.
To check out Janet and Jeff's website,
click here.
(multi-instrument class)
Joe Steiner (Findlay, OH) and Shari Wolf (Houston, OH)
Joe and Shari will lead this class. All players are welcome to become members of the band. We'll arrange familiar tunes and learn new ones. We'll work on interesting ways to start and end tunes, switch leads, ensemble playing, bridges, and medleys.
In addition to teaching, you'll see Joe at those late night jams and also running the sound system during the concerts and open stage.
This year marks the 3rd year of the DULCIMERS IN THE CORNFIELD Festival in late April that Joe and Chris Cooperrider assist Joyce Harrison and Shari Wolf in making happen.
For more information about Joe, click here.
Shari Wolf has been involved with our festival all twenty years in helping Louise start and organize the festival. Musically, she was a founding member of Sweetwater. Sweetwater was a cornerstone of the festival until their group finale' in 2008. Since that time, Shari has been involved with her educational materials business, manages websites for a wide variety of music-related groups, and is president of the Dayton Dulcimer Society.
She also manages the website for the Famous Old Time Music Company music store in Wapakoneta, Ohio, and is involved with many 'live' music events there including running the 'sound'. This year marks the 3rd year of the DULCIMERS IN THE CORNFIELD Festival in late April that she, along with Joyce Harrison, plan, organize and make happen.
She'll join Country Strings in kicking off Friday night's concert and in leading the Sunday morning Gospel Sing. In addition to being involved with Buckeye, she helps with the organization of the Old Time Gospel Music Retreat as a member of Country Strings. For more information about Shari and duo with Joyce Harrison (Dulcdaze), click here.
For many years, Shari worked with the 'Band Together' now known as the Band It! group. Welcoming a group of folks playing a wide variety of instruments at many levels has served to be an exciting challenge. During the past several years the "Band It!" group serenaded our festival during Friday lunch and open stage.
As the festival has grown, Shari's duties as assistant
director has made it necessary to share the "Band It!" class duties.
Thanks Joe ... we'll have a blast.
basics) -- Guy George
(Cleveland, OH area)
His teaching style if relaxed and fun, as he teaches tunes of many different genres and styles. He incorporates methods for more advanced playing techniques while entertaining his classes as well.
We are so pleased that Guy and his wife, Sharrie will share their talents in concert. Sharrie will be helping us behind the scenes as well as teaching on Saturday.
For more information about Guy and Sharrie, go to his website. Click here.
Clawhammer Banjo
(beyond basics)
-- Jeff Furman
(Chapel Hill, NC)
Jeff's first experience at Buckeye several years ago was in teaching the mountain dulcimer. His class was a real hit and we're glad to welcome him back. This time he will be teaching clawhammer banjo.
Jeff is an award-winning mountain dulcimer player who is known for his smooth and expressive style. His gentle, humorous, and effective teaching style has made him a popular instructor at numerous mountain dulcimer workshops across the country. Jeff is a multi-instrumentalist who has been playing old-time music since 1980. Primarily a clawhammer banjo player for many years, he developed a rhythmic and melodic style which has heavily influenced his dulcimer playing. He has an extensive repertoire of old-time fiddle music which crosses over to a strong interest in Celtic music. He has a particular fondness for waltzes and Celtic airs on the dulcimer.
Jeff has performed individually, with his wife, Janet, and with several old-time bands for over 30 years. His technical abilities and musical sensitivity have made Jeff a popular choice for playing on multiple recordings, including music from Ireland, Scotland, the Appalachian Mountains, and American folk tunes. Jeff describes himself as a "musician with a day job!" He lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
To check out Jeff's website, click here.
Once again this year, Dorothy Buchanan will serve as our music consultant/advisor. Dorothy will serve as music tutor during the extended classes for those folks in the hammered and mountain dulcimer classes that would like some extra attention. For the weekend, Dorothy will help participants decide which classes fit their level of playing. Thank you, Dorothy, for this great idea.
|As the Buckeye
Dulcimer Festival has grown, the 'behind the scenes' work and details
have grown.
With so many 'extras' planned for this year, look for these folks helping to make this year the BEST ever.
JOYCE HARRISON won't
be in the hammered
classroom this year. She'll be working behind the scenes towards
making this year one to remember filled with those special touches.
You might see her driving golf carts, and helping folks, but she'll be
at the center of many surprises.
DOROTHY BUCHANAN has been with this festival since the very first year. After running a successful festival in Pennsylvania for several years, she added her thoughts to the formulation of BDF. She served as a hammered dulcimer instructor for many years and now serves as our music advisor. During the Extended session, Dorothy will serve as music tutor for folks that need some 'extra' attention. You'll also see Dorothy as emcee of our Open Stages. Folks, she collects those jokes all year long.
SHARRIE GEORGE will be joining us during the Extended session to HELP. You'll see her in the copy area, running errands, facilitating jams, teaching on Saturday, and ... oh yeah, appearing in concert with her favorite pennywhistle and hammered dulcimer player, Guy George.
MIKE & MARY JO LEPAGE have been wonderful supporters of Buckeye for many years. You'll see Mike driving the golf carts from early Wednesday until the last person leaves on Sunday. Mary Jo does so many things that we know, but many things we don't even know to help make BDF a success.
DEBBIE & BRIAN DOGGETT have handled the registration and performers sale table for many years. This all consuming job can be stressful at times, but every year they show up with smiling faces ready for the challenge.
There will be instructor-led jams on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings and great food the entire time. Friday at 3 p.m. starts the weekend festival with concerts, mini workshops on Saturday, jam sessions, open stage and Sunday's Gospel Sing.
Saturday All-Day Beginner Sessions
In addition to the wide variety of mini sessions on Saturday, there will be all-day beginners sessions for mountain dulcimer, hammered dulcimer, autoharp and more. These sessions will run from 9:00 am to 2:45 pm.
Saturday Beginner Sessions
9:00 am to 2:45 pm
Mountain Dulcimer
Hammered Dulcimer
No advance sign up for Saturday is necessary, but plan on coming to registration early so that you can be ready for classes to begin at 9 am.
Nearby Motels
The motels on this list from Delaware and at I-71/US 36 are
about 12 miles from the festival.
The motels in Marion are about 20 miles from the festival.
There will be a map included with your confirmation.
2011 Buckeye Dulcimer Festival - Hotel Pricing
|Hotel Name
|Night Rate
|Holiday Inn Express - Sunbury
|$ 70.00
|7301 East State Route 37
|Sunbury, Ohio 43074
|(740) 362-3036
|Hampton Inn - Sunbury
|$ 99.00
|7329 State Route 36 & 37
|Sunbury, Ohio 43074
|(740) 363-4700
|Best Western - Delaware
|1720 Columbus Pike
|Delaware, Ohio 43015
AAA rate
|(740) 363-3510
|Comfort Inn - Delaware
|$ 60.00
|1251 Columbus Pike
|Delaware, Ohio 43015
|(740) 363-8869
|Comfort Inn - Marion
|$ 71.24
|256 James Way
|Marion, Ohio 43302
|(740) 389-5552
|Country Inn - Marion
|$ 85.50
|2091 Marion-Mt Gilead Road
|Marion, OH 43302
|AAA rate
|(740) 386-5451
|Holiday Inn Express - Marion
|$ 79.00
|1842 Marion-Mt Gilead Road
|Marion, OH 43302
|(740) 389-4300
|America's Best - Marion
|$ 58.00
|1952 Marion Mount Gilead Rd
|Marion, OH 43302-5828
|(740) 389-4671
|All prices are room only- Tax is not included.
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Please include your name & address for snail mailing.
Brochures have been snail mailed. If you would like to print a registration form, click here.
**In the last several years, we have found ourselves being asked to make special adjustments to our pricing packages.
Due to our current policy changes, we are unable to make any special exceptions in our pricing packages.
Thanks for your understanding, and we sincerely hope that you will still be able to attend the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival.
During the 2009 Buckeye Dulcimer Festival, Chris Cooperrider and Joe Steiner included in their set a song parody honoring the BDF Blizzard of 2008.
Come to the Buckeye Dulcimer Festival and have a great time and know that you are also helping a fantastic cause.
Look for frequent updates to this page.
Last updated, 3/13/2011
Webmatician: Shari Wolf