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Annual to subshrub
Leaves generally basal and cauline, alternate, generally simple; stipules 0
Inflorescence: generally raceme
Flower bisexual; sepals 4, free; petals (0)4, free, generally white or yellow, often clawed; stamens generally (2,4)6, generally 4 long, 2 short; ovary 1, superior, chambers generally 2, septum membranous, connecting 2 parietal placentas, style 1, stigma simple or 2-lobed
Fruit: generally capsule ("silique") with 2 deciduous valves, sometimes breaking transversely or indehiscent
Seeds 1many per chamber
Genera in family: 300+ genera, 3000+ species: worldwide, especially cool regions; some cultivated for food (especially Brassica, Raphanus ) and ornamental
Recent taxonomic note: Recently treated to include Capparaceae [Rodman et al. 1993 Ann Missouri Bot Gard 80:686699; Rollins 1993 Cruciferae of Continental North America. Stanford Univ Press]
Family description, key to genera by Robert A. Price.
PRINCE'S PLUMEAnnual, perennial herb, shrub, often glaucous; hairs 0 or simple
Stem 215 dm, branched or not
Leaves: basal clustered or not; cauline petioled or not, entire to deeply lobed
Inflorescence dense, generally > 1 dm; buds club-shaped
Flower: sepals spreading to reflexed, linear-oblong; petals generally conspicuous, yellow to white; filaments ± equal, >> petals
Fruit linear, flat parallel to septum or ± cylindric; stalk above receptacle 13 cm; style ± 0 or short
Seed oblong; margin 0; embryonic root at edges of 1 or both cotyledons
Species in genus: 6 species: w US
Etymology: (E. Stanley, English ornithologist, 19th century)
Concentrates selenium to TOXIC levels, but rarely eaten.
S. pinnata (Pursh) Britton
Stems severalmany, 415 dm, glaucous; hairs 0 or sparse; base branched, woody
Leaves petioled; basal and lower cauline 515 cm, 25 cm wide, widely lanceolate, deeply pinnately lobed, hairs 0 or short; upper cauline linear-lanceolate to ovate, entire or few-lobed
Inflorescence 13 dm, dense; buds yellowish
Flower: sepals spreading or reflexed, 1015 mm; petals 1018 mm, yellow, claws with dense, long, wavy hairs on inner side; stamens >> petals, ± equal
Fruit spreading to ± downcurved, 38 cm, ± cylindric; stalk above receptacle 1025 mm; pedicel spreading, 612 mm, hairs 0 or few
Seed ± 2 mm, oblong, plump; embryonic root at back of 1 cotyledon
Ecology: Generally open sites, slopes, canyons
Elevation: < 1850 m.
Bioregional distribution: s Sierra Nevada Foothills, San Joaquin Valley, South Coast Ranges, South Coast, Western Transverse Ranges, San Gabriel Mountains, Peninsular Ranges, Great Basin Floristic Province, Mojave Desert
Distribution outside California: to c US
var. inyoensis (Munz & Roos) RevealShrub
Stem: trunk short, 48 cm wide
Leaf yellow-green
Ecology: Sandy areas, creosote-bush scrub
Elevation: 8501000 m.
Bioregional distribution: White and Inyo Mountains, n Mojave Desert
Distribution outside California: Nevada
Horticultural information: TRY; DFCLT.
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The sober rides program GUARD Dogs will not be operating at the start of the spring semester, according to the Undergraduate Student Government President Edward Courchaine.
USG has traditionally funded the sober rides program and overseen its operations. Last semester, Courchaine announced at a December meeting that USG members would work to address issues with the program.
Courchaine said he continued to work on making temporary plans to replace GUARD Dogs while the program is revamped this semester, but no such arrangements were made.
"Our plans to introduce an interim service in collaboration with other groups able to provide safe rides on campus does not look to be feasible and therefore we will need to work quickly to adjust our timeline to minimize the number of weekends without coverage this semester," he said. He added that developments over the break were "less positive than expected."
GUARD Dogs has offeredfree sober rides to University of Connecticut students on and off campus Thursday through Saturday nights since 2006, but Courchaine said the program has recently been unable to sign up enough volunteers to keep the program running.
"The biggest problem that we've had is that our supply volunteer drivers has diminished over the past semester," he said. "We hit a point this semester where we had so few drivers that we weren't able to run the program. There were many nights when it had to run at diminished capacity or none at all."
The program has typically been allocated $40,000 per semester from USG funds, which are made up of student fees. USG has not approved its budget for the Spring 2014 semester, which will likely happen at their first formal meeting on Jan. 29. But Courchaine said GUARD Dogs will not receive funds unless they can develop a means of ensuring the program will operate at capacity.
USG funds are used to pay for the vehicles, gas and cell phones that the drivers use to communicate with dispatch. Drivers are found on a volunteer basis and are not paid for their services. Courchaine said this is because USG has close ties to the university, and because it's a state agency it must obtain special permissions from the state for their drivers to work for compensation.
Courchaine said driver compensation is not off the table, but it would likely take up to a year to secure the necessary permits. For now, he said, they are considering changes to volunteer requirements.
USG Senate Speaker Shiv Gandhi said going forward the Senate will make reopening the program a priority.
"GUARD Dogs serves a vital function on this campus, and is an incredibly useful program for our constituents," Gandhi said in an emailed statement Monday. "There is an incredible responsibility in running a program like GUARD Dogs, both in terms of student safety, as well as responsible management of student dollars."
Courchaine said he considers GUARD Dogs to be one of the most important programs that USG runs. He said if students feel passionately about seeing the program reopen in the coming weeks, they should volunteer.
Husky Watch, which is operated by UConn Transportation Services, will continue to operate this semester. The service is also free, and offers free rides to UConn students with an ID to on and off campus locations within a one-mile radius of campus every night of the week.
Rides can be scheduled with Husky Rides by calling (860) 486-4809. The full schedule of operations can be found at transpo.uconn.edu.
Correction: An earlier version of this article was titled, "GUARD Dogs shuts down for semester." That title was inaccurate. The Undergraduate Student Government is working to reopen the program, but the start date has not been set.
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Pilgrim and peace activist Donna Mulhearn is part of the Australian Christian Meditation Community. She has been meditating for 14 years and an active Young Christian Meditator. She is an anti-war activist, human rights campaigner and storyteller inspired by the Prayer of St Francis of Assisi, "Lord, make me an instrument of your peace." She was worked various war zones including Iraq and plans to return this year. She explains the mission that calls her there and how you can be involved.
Iraqi Babies dying from wounds of a war they never saw
Imagine a town where the cycle of life has stalled; where the earth is contaminated, the drinking water heavy with toxins and the air itself like a poison. A place where the dreams of young women, dreams to be mothers of healthy children, will not be fulfilled. Imagine a process of slow violence stealing fertility, deforming babies and strangling the city in which you live. Picture this is not a natural process, not an accident; but rather the result of a planned and systematic, modern-day sacking of a city.
It seems the only news from Afghanistan is bleak, so it's not surpising we ask the question, is their any hope for this country?
Australian Christian Meditator and peace activist, Donna Mulhearn visited Afghanistan last year at the invitation of the Afghan Youth Peace Volunteers, an amazing group of young people exploring nonviolent solutions to the situation around them in the spirit of Gandhi and Jesus.
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Frei Betto is a one of the major voices for social justice in Latin America. A Dominican friar from Brazil, he has been a political prisoner and lived as an activist with the poorest of the poor. He is the author of 34 books, some of which have become bestsellers in Brazil and other countries of South America. He has been chosen Intellectual of the Year by the Brazilian Writers Union and won the national literary Jabuti Award. This dialogue with Dada Maheshananda, a yoga monk, was held in the Dominican Seminary in Sao Paulo.
DADA: Your role in the Catholic Church is a bit unusual. You trained as a priest, but decided not to take the vows and have instead remained as a friar, a monk. What is your perspective about your role?
FREI BETTO: I think that my role is to help people awaken to a holisitic spirituality that does not separate the body from the spirit, a kind of political spirituality. I also like to work with cultural groups and to write. What about you? Are you celibate or can you marry?
I read Father Laurence's March 2012 essay in The Tablet (http://www.wccm.org/content/tablet-march-2012) about the Polish Catholic man (Bogdan Blalek) who was instrumental in (and deeply moved by) the construction of the Kielce Menorah in Poland, a Holocaust memorial, and I emailed Father Laurence to share my thoughts. In consideration of Father Laurence's suggestion that my perspective may be helpful for this community, I would like to share my thoughts on victimhood, guilt, and love as a form of rescue.
Jesuit Fr. Daniel Berrigan (Patricia Lefevere)
NEW YORK -- The man who for decades has stood against the powers that be needed the arm of his niece Frida Berrigan to steady him in the front-row pew of the Church of St. Joseph in Greenwich Village, and he needed help from sister-in-law Elizabeth McAlister to get to the pulpit, but once there, the power of his words filled the assembly.
Almost 91, Jesuit Fr. Daniel Berrigan -- author of 50 books, 18 of them volumes of poetry, and more than double that number of arrests for civil disobedience -- looked frail and walked haltingly, but he still commanded attention from the more than 200 people gathered here Jan. 29 for a tribute to his life and work.
The event was organized by Pax Christi Metro New York. Berrigan's brief remarks followed a host of speakers who remembered his life in words. They were mostly his words during a two-hour tribute that included segments of his poems, essays, sermons and court testimony.
IIn this 20th Anniversary year for the WCCM, the peace and justice pages of the web site will be undergoing a new phase and we invite your participation/contribution. Meditatio is bringing a new stage of outreach to the community and we would like to highlight some the fruits of meditation which meditators are bringing to the work of peace and justice in the world through practical works of compassion and prophecy.
When we actually experience our interconnectedness ,first with the divine within , and then with all creation, we can come to a new understanding of our potential, as channels of God's love, to take part in the self healing of the world. As John Main said "We find Christ in our hearts and then we find ourselves in Him, and in Him, in all creation"
Quoting that most wonderful Hindu-Christian Mystic, Mohandas Gandhi , "Peace has to be the path to peace. Violence will never be the path to peace". Jesus said " Love thine enemy! ". And The Compassionate Buddha said that hatred will never put an end to hatred. Only love and nonhatred can stop the violence and greed both in our own hearts and in those of others.
Tablet - November 2011
This year in my role in The World Community for Christian Meditation I have been meeting with our national coordinators in six regions of the globe. We began with South East Asia and the Pacific in January followed by meetings in three European regions. We have just finished the regional meeting with N. America, Mexico, Haiti and the Caribbean countries and I move on now to the last of this series in S. America.There are meetings. And there are meetings.
Offering Christian Meditation in a Way that is Inclusive of those with Addictions and Mental Illness
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Terry Doyle, UK
Jeff Ewener, Canada
Pat McSherry, Canada
Michele O'Brien. Ireland
Increasingly, addiction recovery programs and mental health counsellors are encouraging people in recovery to try daily meditation as a way to maintain balance and calmness under sometimes chaotic conditions. Christian Meditation offers a meaningful option for Christians who want to meditate in a way that resonates with their own faith tradition.
However, meditation groups are not always well prepared to "welcome the stranger,' especially someone whose life circumstance may be different than theirs. Some of us who run groups for people with mental illness and addictions have come up with a list of tips to help you make your groups a comfortable place for everyone.
Most celebrate November 11th as Veteran's Day, but it is also the feast of St Martin of Tours. This fourth-century bishop is often touted as a patron of warriors, but his actions tell a different story. Two years after his baptism, Martin, a Roman cavalryman, had an epiphany before a battle: "I am a soldier of Christ," he said, "I cannot fight." He was jailed for his objection, even though he volunteered to go to the front lines naked to prove his devotion.
In many periods, this saint's history has been remolded to glorify the soldier's role in the Christian state, most prominently in France during 19th and 20th century Republican campaigns. But this Veteran's Day, Pax Christi USA points to Veterans for Peace and their much closer likeness to the conscientious, unpopular peace witness of St Martin.


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Do I need to put a "-" between "non" and an adjective? As an example in physics we say "a non isolated photon", "non tight photon"... The context is very formal (paper publications and similar). Is there a general rule? Are there some differences between countries?
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As an addendum to Monica's fine answer, I'd like to add that there is a third possibility: fusing "non" with the word it precedes. A typical example would be "nonrelativistic", which seems to be Merriam-Webster's choice.
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Welcome to Good 4 U Releasing with Carol Gailey
Have you ever had something that seemed small, yet painful at the time, and you notice it affected the rest of your life? Or it could have been something large or very frightening.
I had what I call a small accident during my 15th year that created ripples of pain and body distress that I am only recently easing.
At age 28, I was directed to a woman who used some alternative techniques for healing that were unusual for that time. In 1985 our health care offered a limited spectrum of options. Those of us interested in something different than the medical system generally found ourselves in "underground" networks of practitioners. My excitement grew as I approached my scheduled appointment.
I complained of 'back trouble.' My life revolved around regular chiropractic visits, often twice a week. Baffled by my body's inability to hold an adjustment, I kept my radar scanning for any help I might receive.
The result
I have seen in my clients, and in me, the powerful differences this freed up energy can make. For some it feels as if the fog lifts, for others it seems the desert blooms. Each releasing furnishes potency within itself. To accomplish deep shifts will take more time and a sequence of encounters. We experience life event by event; this creates our blessings and difficulties. The entanglements do not unravel in a short span. Sustained help is a gift worth receiving when we want to find a new way of being ourselves that is whole, balanced, and healthy.
What we learn about ourselves as we take this journey adds value on top of the actual releasing of burdens. I find that I have a great deal more acceptance of other people's quirkiness, and a willingness to be more unconditionally loving. This has come after I recognized that the parts of me I thought were "good" or "bad" represent beliefs that may not necessarily be so. The things I value often trip me up the most. And the things I abhor actually call me to observe myself more closely, and manage myself differently.
The amazing changes I have made in my life are due in part to my own commitment to clearing up health issues to the best of my ability. I also attribute much to the tremendous amount of support, guidance, and trust-in-me from my mentors, teachers, and coaches.
There is no better time than the present to release what has outlived its usefulness. I encourage you on your journey of releasing for self-discovery and freedom.


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Goal (Terminal Objective): Sculpture, Collage
Objective: Students will identify the different ways artists make their ideas visual, using memory, observation, and imagination with this lesson from Sargent Art. Students will create a three-dimensional sculpture of a duck decoy and place it in an environment.
Purpose: Students will identify line, shape, and color as art elements. Students will identify sculpture as an art form. Students will identify the characteristics of clay building. Student will identify decoy carving as a utilitarian craft that has grown into a form of art. Student will explore ways artists record their impressions of a natural environment. Students will create a three-dimensional sculpture of a duck decoy and place it in an environment.
New Vocabulary: form, artist, sculptor, shape, texture, environment, art form, craft, two-dimensional artwork, three-dimensional artwork
Time: This lesson may be modified from one to five hours, depending upon the size and complexity of expectations.
Introduction and Motivation (Set):
View photos of duck decoy carvers and carvings, as well as photos of duck decoys in use.
Discuss how Native Americans used cattails and other grasses and rushes for items of construction for the essential hunting tool duck decoys. Etchings of decoys being used as hunting tools were found on primitive carvings.
Colonial Americans carved decoys and painted them very realistically. In present times, duck decoy collectors compete to purchase hand-painted duck decoys.
7. View photos of decoys to prompt a color discussion; demonstrate painting the decoy.
(The decoy may be made out of clay, fired, and glazed. The environment may be constructed during clay firing time.)
8. Discuss the environment for the duck decoy.
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(3) Closure: Students record as a group, either by checklist or writing prompt, the symbols used, the connection to the exemplar, and the innovations they provided to their composition.*
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David Payton: Singer/Guitarist/One-Man-Band!
- Singing Guitarist in Atlanta, GA
- Travels up to 3000 miles
- $500 and up
- Website
- Free Quote
Why book David Payton: Singer/Guitarist/One-Man-Band!?
David uses his award-winning talent, decades of performing experience and his uncanny ability to 'read the crowd' to provide most any size and events with the perfect music mix. Rock, Pop, Blues, Country, Classic, Modern, David does it all, and he does it very well! You'll see why he's USA Top 5!
Great Entertainer, Businessman, Total Pro
You're lucky if you hire David. His performance was 10 stars of 5 at our convention. Our guests couldn't stop raving about his music. We all couldn't believe one man could do what he does and have it really sound like a full band. He was helpful, professional and best of all is an incredible singer and guitarist. Would hire again a trillion times. A kind man and a true gentleman, thanks again and again David !
|Priced Fairly
|Suzanne W.
|Convention in Marietta, GA
|Event Date:
|Aug 1, 2012
|Hired As:
|One Man Band
We were pleased in every way.
We enjoyed David's mix of music. He had a wide range of songs and performed them expertly.
|Priced Fairly
|Tiffany G.
|Birthday Party in Marietta, GA
|Event Date:
|Aug 12, 2013
|Hired As:
|One Man Band
Outstanding Entertainer
David played for a rehearsal dinner and kept the party rockin. David is a terrific one man band and I would certainly recommend him!
|Priced Fairly
|Kim E.
|Other in Atlanta, GA
|Event Date:
|Jul 26, 2013
|Hired As:
|One Man Band
I saw Mr. Payton play years ago with the Mylon Lefevre band.
The only reason I can remember that far back is because David's playing was amazing. I'd love to see his one-man-band act in person!
|Steven D.
|Concert Venue in Birmingham, AL
|Event Date:
|Aug 14, 1999
Mad Talent!!
I have followed David's career for 35 years, from his portrayal of Conrad Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie to his portrayal of Tony in West Side Story to his career with Mylon Lefevre and Broken Heart to his current act as a One-Man-Band. He has been excellent in everything I've seen. If you have not seen David Payton "Live in concert" you are in for a treat!
|Joseph L. G.
|Bar/Lounge in Lawrenceville, GA
|Event Date:
|Mar 24, 2012
Wonderfully Fun Entertainment!
I have enjoyed David's talents immensely!
|Kathy C.
|Bar/Lounge in Marietta, GA
|Event Date:
|Feb 24, 2012
Review by Melissa S. M.
David was at our chuch camp many years ago for a week, he is just phenomenal. He is so immensely talented! He sang a lot of his own original songs, but also was able to learn alot of the old camp 'favorites' very quickly, also teacing us a few new favorites! Oh, and if someone would shout out a song, Christian or secular, he'd bust it out, perfectly playing the guitar rifts and singing... It's been a while since I've seen him or heard him, but my memories of him being at camp are permanently ingrained in my mind. He is just that good. Book him, you'll see!
|Melissa S. M.
|Church Service in Meyersdale, PA
|Event Date:
|Jun 29, 1997
Review by Greg M.
David and an amazing player/singer/entertainer... great fun.. a very talented man.
|Greg M.
|Church Service in Woodstock, GA
|Event Date:
|Jul 4, 2010
Review by Beth B.
Amazing vocal and musical talent; very entertaining. Good mix of different genres and eras of music. Good audience participation - we all had fun!
|Beth B.
|Restaurant in Woodstock, GA
|Event Date:
|Dec 31, 2010
Review by David K.
David was my regular guitarist for 2 years(2007-2009) at Crown Pointe Community Church in our Praise Band. Not only did he play a variety of music from traditional to contemporary, he also sang. He is extremely versatile as he is able to play any style of music on electric and acoustic guitar. David is also just a fun gun to be around and is musically on top of his game. I can confidently recommend David Payton to anyone looking to hire some top-notch entertainment!!!
|Priced Fairly
|David K.
|Love Notes Music
|Church Service in Kennesaw, GA
|Event Date:
|Jan 1, 2009
|Hired As:
|Guitarist, Singing Guitarist
Review by Sandra H.
I have seen David on numerous occasions.....his music is awesome and he plays and sings a wide variety of songs....and he does special requests. When I am there he knows my favorite and plays it everytime...
|Sandra H.
|Bar/Lounge in Marietta, GA
|Event Date:
|Mar 12, 2011
Review by Kathy C.
Excellent guitarist and vocalist! Looking for to hearing him again soon!
|Kathy C.
|Birthday Party in Austell, GA
|Event Date:
|Dec 31, 2007
Review by Lance B.
David is a guitar monster! It's like he knows how to play and sing every song ever made. He can read the crowd and make everybody happy. Very diverse! Johnny Cash to ZZZ Top...WOW!!!
|Lance B.
|Bar/Lounge in Marietta, GA
|Event Date:
|Dec 31, 2010
Booking Info
- Typical Gig: 20 - 300 minutes
- Fee: $500 and up
- Insurance: $100,000 - Liability insurance.
- Languages: English
Whether You Need:
* Relaxing Solo Acoustic Cocktail/Dinner or Wedding Ceremony Music
* Dance Floor Filling Classic Rock, Disco or Motown
* Authentic Modern and Classic Country & Blues
* Thumping Dance, Party, Beach Music
* Classic 50s, 60s, 70s & 80s Oldies & Timeless Standards
* Hit Sounds Of Today...
* DEEJAY SERVICES: David will gladly play your favorite recorded dance/party music through his premium Bose sound system during breaks (or for the entire last set) so ALL your guests will be dancing all night!
Any popular style you want, David can deliver with energy, personality and FUN! His vast song list is always growing. From Jack Johnson, James Taylor, Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, John Mayer, Zac Brown, Jason Aldean, Stevie Ray Vaughan, to Temptations, Earth Wind & Fire, Van Morrison, Classic Motown & everything in between!
David uses his notable talent, experience and uncanny ability to 'read the crowd' to provide most any size events with the perfect music mix. He records many of his own arrangements, playing all the instruments, then sings the lead vocals & plays the guitar parts live. He uses high-end digital technology, premium Bose PA system, elevated programmable lights, electronic background vocals, and the result sounds like a full band, (without the higher cost, logistic hassles, space requirements & volume issues). People are amazed that all that sound is coming from one man!
Additional Booking Notes
David provides his own Premium Bose Sound System & Light Tree. If more is required, please advise. David requires a 8'x8' minimum performance area that is covered and lit appropriately. If event is outdoors, a fan or heat will be requested as needed (within reason).
Upcoming Booked Events
|Wedding Reception - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Private Party - Atlanta, GA
|Wedding Reception - Tallapoosa, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
Past Booked Events
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Wedding/Reception - N. Augusta, SC
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Roswell Street Baptist Church
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Barnsley Gardens - Adairsville, GA
|Private Party - Kennesaw, GA
|Sugarloaf Country Club
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Wedding/Reception - South Carolina
|41 Cork & Tap - Kennesaw, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Wedding/Reception - Atlanta, GA
|Private Party - Atlanta, GA
|Abundant Grounds Cafe - Kennesaw, GA
|Olde Blind Dog Tavern - Atlanta, GA
|Pebblebrook Country Club - Newnan, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Painted Pig Tavern - Canton, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Barnsley Gardens - Adairsville, GA
|Retirement Party - Woodstock, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
|Paper Mill Grill - Marietta, GA
David Payton: Singer/Guitarist/One-Man-Band!
*GigMasters BEST of 2012 & 2013 - TOP 5 in USA! #1 on ReverbNation!*
You won't find a better Musician, Soloist OR Band, for anywhere NEAR this price range, guaranteed!
Planning an event where 'a guy & a guitar' won't cut it, but dealing with the hassle, logistics and volume -level of a band is just too much? David is the BEST of BOTH!
Most common client comments: "Great singer" "Amazing guitarist" "Who needs a band?" "Everyone just LOVED David, they're still talking about him!"-
*Music makes or breaks events! Compare demos carefully before hiring!* You'll find: from relaxing acoustic ceremony/dinner music to rocking a party... David Payton will exceed your expectations.
Whether playing corporate events for Sprint, Samsung, Kyocera, fundraisers for Wounded Warriors, singing for 25,000 & Condoleeza Rice at the Georgia World Congress Center or singing for 30 people in a backyard pool party, David uses his award-winning talent, decades of performing experience and his uncanny ability to 'read the crowd' to provide most any size and events with the perfect music mix. He records many of his own arrangements, playing all the instruments, then sings the lead vocals & plays the guitar parts live. He uses high-end digital technology, premium Bose PA system, elevated programmable lights, electronic background vocals, and the result sounds like a full band, (but without the much higher costs, logistics hassles, space requirements & volume issues you'll have with a band). People are amazed that all that sound and variety is coming from a one man!
~"Phenomenal performer. Everyone's gushing how awesome he was!"-AA.
~"His talent is exceptional & his showmanship is top-notch."-HF
~"It's foolish to hire anyone else!"-MG.
~"Amazing talent. Far better than any performer I've seen at a wedding reception."-JE.
~"We can not recommend him enough!"-HF
~"Perfect! True professional. We're thrilled & will hire him again!"-HM.
~"David was FANTASTIC! Very professional & very talented!"-WM
~"David blew us away! Fun, Engaging, & just d-n good!"-LH
~"David really made the party fun!"-DK
~"Awesome! His demos don't do him justice."-JG.
~"The music was great, and HE was really great, too... So much so, I'm booking him for my wedding!" -JA
Whether You Need:
* Relaxing Solo Acoustic Wedding Ceremony, or Cocktail/Dinner Music
* Dance Floor Filling Classic Rock, Disco or Motown for Parties & Receptions
* Authentic Modern and Classic Country & Blues for Theme Parties & Barbecues
* Thumping Dance, Party, Beach Music for Pool Parties and Beach Weddings
* Classic 50s, 60s, 70s & 80s Oldies & Timeless Standards To Satisfy All Ages
* Hit Sounds Of Today... For Listening and Dancing
David will gladly DeeJay your favorite recorded dance/party playlists through his top of the line Bose sound system during breaks, or for the entire last set, so ALL your guests, young and old, will be dancing all night!
Any popular style you want, David delivers with energy, personality & FUN! His vast song list is always growing. From Jack Johnson, James Taylor, Eric Clapton, Johnny Cash, John Mayer, Zac Brown, Jason Aldean, Stevie Ray Vaughan, to Temptations, Earth Wind & Fire, Van Morrison, Rock, Blues, Country, Classic Motown & everything in between!
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Since age 6, David has loved playing guitar and singing for people. He was winning local talent shows at 11 and appearing on TV with David Letterman at 13. He went on full time national tours with bands starting at 17. A self-taught musician, David has since played before hundreds of thousands at concerts, festivals & events throughout the US, Canada, Mexico, The Caribbean, Italy & Israel in over twenty years as a professional recording artist. His soulful voice & exceptional guitar work has been featured in many nationally-released recordings, including CDs & Videos as lead guitarist & vocalist with Grammy Winners Mylon LeFevre & Broken Heart, & later his own critically-acclaimed solo CD "I Got Wise" nationally released on Refuge Records.
More recently, as lead guitarist/vocalist for one of the country's Top 10 Party & Event Bands, U.S. BEAT, David performed for Microsoft, CNN, Nokia, Georgia Pacific, the Sugar Bowl, New Orleans Mardi Gras & many others. For the last five years, he has also been singing, playing guitar, banjo, mandolin, & acting for sold-out audiences all over Georgia as a member of PlayRight Productions, a professional musical theatre company. His love for music and performing for people come through at every gig, whether it be a small intimate wedding, a big house party or a large outdoor festival.
The team providing the talent:
David Payton
Set List
Let's Stay Together - Al Green
Mountain Music - Alabama
Dixieland Delight - Alabama
It's Five O'Clock Somewhere - Alan Jackson/Jimmy Buffett
When You Say Nothing At All - Alison Krauss/Keith Whitley
Ramblin' Man - Allman Brothers
Midnight Rider - Allman Brothers
Statesboro Blues - Allman Brothers
Stormy Monday - Allman Brothers
House Of The Rising Sun - Animals
The Thrill Is Gone - B B King
Taking Care Of Business - Bachman Turner Overdrive
Feel Like Making Love - Bad Company
Can't Get Enough - Bad Company
Oh Atlanta - Bad Company
Get Back - Beatles
Come Together - Beatles
I Saw Her Standing There - Beatles
In My Life - Beatles
Twist & Shout - Beatles
Stand By Me - Ben E King
Steal My Kisses - Ben Harper
Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers
Just The Way You Are - Billy Joel
Hard To Handle - Black Crowes
Sweet Home Chicago - Blues Brothers
Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan/Eric Clapton
Turn The Page - Bob Seger
Fire Down Below - Bob Seger
Old Time Rock n Roll - Bob Seger
The Letter - Box Tops
Realize - Boyce Avenue/Colbie Callait
My Maria - Brooks & Dunn
Boot Scootin' Boogie - Brooks & Dunn
The River - Bruce Springsteen
Pink Cadillac - Bruce Springsteen
Just The Way You Are - Bruno Mars
Summer Of 69 - Bryan Adams
Bad Moon Rising - CCR
Proud Mary - CCR
Down On The Corner - CCR
Just What I Needed - Cars
Wild World - Cat Stevens
Devil Went Down To Georgia - Charlie Daniels
Saturday In The Park - Chicago
Colour My World - Chicago
Wicked Game - Chris Isaak
Why Pat 2 - Collective Soul
Run - Collective Soul
Brick House - Commodores
Treat Her Like A Lady - Cornelius Brothers
Big Yellow Taxi - Counting Crows
Crossroads - Cream
Love The One You're With - Crosby Stills & Nash
Southern Cross - Crosby Stills & Nash
Alright - Darius Rucker
You Never Even Call Me By My Name - David Allen Coe
Gasoline - David Payton
When I Get To Charlotte - David Payton
Where Do I Go From Here - David Payton
In Your Arms - David Payton
Palm Of My Hand - David Payton
Ain't That A Kick In The Head - Dean Martin
Smoke On The Water - Deep Purple
Runaround Sue - Dion
Drift Away - Dobie Gray/Uncle Kracker
Tulsa Time - Don Williams
Black Water - Doobie Brothers
Long Train Running - Doobie Brothers
Listen To The Music - Doobie Brothers
Under The Boardwalk - Drifters
Straight To Hell - Drivin' & Cryin'
Lyin' Eyes - Eagles
Peaceful Easy Feeling - Eagles
Seven Bridges Road - Eagles
Take It Easy - Eagles
Tequila Sunrise - Eagles
The Best Of My Love - Eagles
Desperado - Eagles
Shining Star - Earth, Wind & Fire
September - Earth, Wind & Fire
Shakin' - Eddie Money
Two Tickets To Paradise - Eddie Money
Walk With You - Edwin McCain
I'll Be - Edwin McCain
Rocket Man - Elton John
Your Song - Elton John
Hound Dog - Elvis Presley
I Can't Help Falling In Love With You - Elvis Presley
Love Me Tender - Elvis Presley
Suspicious Minds - Elvis Presley
American Trilogy - Elvis Presley
Jailhouse Rock - Elvis Presley
I Shot The Sheriff - Eric Clapton
Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton
Layla - Eric Clapton
After Midnight - Eric Clapton
Wonderful Tonight - Eric Clapton
Cocaine - Eric Clapton
Tears In Heaven - Eric Clapton
Wrap It Up - Fabulous Thunderbirds
Tuff Enuff - Fabulous Thunderbirds
Times Like These - Foo Fighters
Build Me Up Buttercup - Foundations
Baby I Need Your Lovin' - Four Tops
Fly Me To The Moon - Frank Sinatra
It Had To Be You - Frank Sinatra
The Dance - Garth Brooks
Friends In Low Places - Garth Brooks
I Don't Want To Be - Gavin Degraw
Move It On Over - George Thorogood
Keep Your Hands To Yourself - Georgia Satellites
Slide - Goo Goo Dolls
Iris - Goo Goo Dolls
Sundown - Gordon Lightfoot
Some Kind Of Wonderful - Grand Funk
Time Of Your Life (Good Riddance) - Green Day
Sara Smile - Hall & Oates
Jambalaya - Hank Williams
Hey Good Lookin' - Hank Williams
Country Boy Can Survive - Hank Williams Jr
But It's Alright - Huey Lewis/Motown
Feelin' Alright - Huey Lewis/Traffic
Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Iz Kamakawiwo
Better Together - Jack Johnson
Good People - Jack Johnson
Upside Down - Jack Johnson
Doctor My Eyes - Jackson Browne
Running On Empty - Jackson Browne
Fire & Rain - James Taylor
Handyman - James Taylor
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You) - James Taylor
Carolina In My Mind - James Taylor
Shower The People - James Taylor
You've Got A Friend - James Taylor
Mexico - James Taylor
Me & Bobby McGee - Janis Joplin/Kris Kristofferson
My Kinda Party - Jason Aldean
She's Country - Jason Aldean
The Truth - Jason Aldean
Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley/Leonard Cohen
Bad Bad Leroy Brown - Jim Croce
Time In A Bottle - Jim Croce
Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
Red House - Jimi Hendrix
A Pirate Looks At Forty - Jimmy Buffett
Come Monday - Jimmy Buffett
Margaritaville - Jimmy Buffett
Volcano - Jimmy Buffett
You Are So Beautiful - Joe Cocker
Seminole Wind - John Anderson/James Taylor
Perfectly Good Guitar - John Hiatt
Waiting On The World To Change - John Mayer
Why Georgia - John Mayer
Your Body Is A Wonderland - John Mayer
Jack & Diane - John Mellecamp
Pink Houses - John Mellencamp
Hurts So Good - John Mellencamp
R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A. - John Mellencamp
Wild Night - John Mellencamp/Van Morrison
Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash
Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash
I Walk The Line - Johnny Cash
Secret Agent Man - Johnny Rivers
Still Rainin' - Jonny Lang
Don't Stop Believin' - Journey
Start The Car - Jude Cole/Travis Tritt
Get Down Tonight - KC & The Sunshine Band
Shake Your Booty - KC & The Sunshine Band
That's The Way I Like It - KC & The Sunshine Band
No Shirt No Shoes No Problem - Kenny Chesney
The Good Stuff - Kenny Chesney
Beer In Mexico - Kenny Chesney
When The Sun Goes Down - Kenny Chesney/Uncle Kracker
Ruby - Kenny Rogers
Blue On Black - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
All Summer Long - Kid Rock
My Sharona - The Knack
Fly Away - Lenny Kravitz
American Woman - Lenny Kravitz
Are You Gonna Go My Way - Lenny Kravitz
Vapor - Little Big Town
Dixie Chicken - Little Feat
Your Mama Don't Dance - Loggins & Messina
What A Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong
Curtis Lowe - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Gimme Three Steps - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Simple Man - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Call Me The Breeze - Lynyrd Skynyrd
California Dreamin' - Mamas & Papas
True Companion - Marc Cohn
Walking In Memphis - Marc Cohn
Can't You See - Marshall Tucker
Fire On The Mountain - Marshall Tucker
Mama Tried - Merle Haggard
Fever - Michael Buble
The Way You Look Tonight - Michael Buble/Frank Sinatra
Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
I'm A Believer - Monkees
Solitary Man - Neil Diamond
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
Heart Of Gold - Neil Young
Wonderwall - Oasis/Ryan Adams
Wagon Wheel - Old Crow Medicine Show
Wayfaring Stranger - Original Arrangement
Rocky Top - Osbourne Brothers
Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay - Otis Redding
Canon In D - Pachelbel
Fifty Ways To Leave Your Lover - Paul Simon
Burn Down The Trailer Park - Paul Thorn
Last Kiss - Pearl Jam
In Your Eyes - Peter Gabriel/Ben Harper
Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd
Message In A Bottle - Police/John Mayer
Kiss - Prince
The One I Love - REM
Bless The Broken Road - Rascal Flatts
Georgia (On My Mind) - Ray Charles
Rock n Roll Hoochie Koo - Rick Derringer/Johnny Winter
Jessie's Girl - Rick Springfield
Unchained Melody - Righteous Brothers
You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' - Righteous Brothers
Addicted To Love - Robert Palmer
The First Cut Is The Deepest - Rod Stewart
People Get Ready - Rod Stewart/Eva Cassidy
King Of The Road - Roger Miller
Brown Sugar - Rolling Stones
Honky Tonk Women - Rolling Stones
Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison/Van Halen
Soul Man - Sam & Dave/Blues Brothers
Black Magic Woman - Santana
Smooth - Snatana/Rob Thomas
Man Of Constant Sorrow - Soggy Bottom Boys
Little Miss Can't Be Wrong - Spin Doctors
Stuck In The Middle With You - Stealer's Wheel
Born To Be Wild - Steppenwolf
Magic Carpet Ride - Steppenwolf
Copperhead Road - Steve Earle
Rockin' Me Baby - Steve Miller
The Joker - Steve Miller
I Will Be Here - Steven Curtis Chapman
Pride & Joy - Stevie Ray Vaughan
The Sky Is Crying - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Texas Flood - Stevie Ray Vaughan
Higher Ground - Stevie Wonder/Red Hot Chili Peppers
Superstition - Stevie Wonder/Stevie Ray Vaughan
Fields Of Gold - Sting/Eva Cassidy
Interstate Love Song - Stone Temple Pilots
Rock This Town - Stray Cats
Stray Cat Strut - Stray Cats
Take Me To The River - Talking Heads/Commitments
My Girl - Temptations
Get Ready - Temptations/Rare Earth
Signs - Tesla
Never Been To Spain - Three Dog Night
As Good As I Once Was - Toby Keith
Bang The Drum All Day - Todd Rundgren
Breakdown - Tom Petty
I Won't Back Down - Tom Petty
Mary Jane's Last Dance - Tom Petty
Runnin' Down A Dream - Tom Petty
Mony Mony - Tommy James/Billy Idol
867-5309 (Jenny) - Tommy Tutone
If You Could Only See - Tonic
Give Me One Reason - Tracy Chapman
Drops Of Jupiter - Train
Marry Me - Train
T-R-O-U-B-L-E - Travis Tritt
Wild Thing - Troggs
One - U2
You Really Got Me - Van Halen/Kinks
Brown Eyed Girl - Van Morrison
Have I Told You Lately - Van Morrison
Moondance - Van Morrison
Crazy Love - Van Morrison
Tupelo Honey - Van Morrison
Everything You Want - Vertical Horizon
Blister In The Sun - Violent Femmes
Mamas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys - Waylon Jennings
Good Hearted Woman - Waylon Jennings
Keep On Smilin' - Wet Willie
Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry
Always On My Mind - Willie Nelson
City Of New Orleans - Willie Nelson/Arlo Guthrie
Crazy - Willie Nelson/Patsy Cline
Pancho And Lefty - Willie Neslon/Merle Haggard
Mustang Sally - Wilson Pickett/Commitments
Good Lovin' - Young Rascals
LaGrange - ZZ Top
Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top
Knee Deep - Zac Brown Band
Chicken Fried - Zac Brown Band
Toes - Zac Brown Band
Whatever It Is - Zac Brown Band
Influences & Inspiration
Eric Clapton, James Taylor, John Mayer, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jack Johnson, Eagles, Tom Petty, John Mellencamp, BB King, Boyce Avenue, Van Morrison, CCR, Johnny Cash, Bad Company, Zac Brown, Jason Aldean...
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May 24
by: ASRM office of Public Affairs
Published in ASRM Bulletin Volume 14, Number 29
Today in Astrue v. Capato, the United States Supreme Court found that twins conceived 18 months after the death of their father are not eligible to receive Social Security survivors benefits because the applicable state law does not allow them to inherit.
Karen Capato gave birth to twins 18 months after the death of her husband, Robert, who died of cancer. She conceived the children through IVF using sperm her husband had had frozen and stored. When the twins were born, Ms. Capato applied for Social Security survivors benefits for them. Her application was denied and the denial was affirmed by the District Court of New Jersey, which found that under the US Code, the twins would qualify for benefits only if they were qualified to inherit from their father under the intestacy law (regarding inheritance without a will) of Florida, the state in which Robert Capato was domiciled at the time of his death. On appeal, the Third Circuit decided differently, saying that the undisputed biological children of an insured and his widow qualify for survivors benefits without regard to state intestacy law. And today, the Supreme Court reversed the Third Circuit ruling.
Writing for the Court, Justice Ginsburg said, "We find the Social Security Administration's ruling better attuned to the statute's text and its design to benefit primarily those the deceased wage earner actually supported in his or her lifetime. And even if the agency's longstanding interpretation is not the only reasonable one, it is at least a permissible construction entitled to deference."
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The 30-year-old Reno native endlessly smiles as she recalls her first few months working in downtown Sparks. Her first week on the job was spent planning Star Spangled Sparks before moving on to Arts in Bloom, which provided just enough breathing room before the famed Nugget Rib Cook-Off came her way. With Street Vibrations now in her rear-view mirror, Jansen said she has just enough time to appreciate and be proud of the events she constantly plans before moving on to the newest one.
"It's almost surreal. I feel like I didn't even notice it in the moment," Jansen said of experiencing major Sparks events. "I feel like it's almost a dream because you are going so fast the whole time, fixing things and handling everything and then all of the sudden it's over. It's a weird feeling. You don't really basque in the glory of it all, you just acknowledge it and it's on to the next one."
Jansen has hit the ground running since catching on with The Nugget in May, straight out of her previous job producing Nevada Newsmakers, a political television show, which she managed for eight years. When she decided to become Special Events Manager, Jansen said she left her previous job at 5 p.m. on May 29 and began at 8 a.m. the following day at The Nugget.
"This has been a very strange year for me because I have been running at this speed of 100 miles an hour," Jansen said jokingly. "My transition was very unusual. Usually you take a few days off. I didn't. And I came in when it was event season so I was always on the go. After the Rib Cook-Off, the pace changes, but that is right when school started."
Jansen was accepted to the University of Nevada, Reno School of Business to obtain her Master's of Business Administration (MBA) degree just two weeks before The Nugget extended her a job offer. After eight years in the political production game, Jansen's need for a change found her hunting for jobs that required a MBA. Sure enough, she found one in her backyard.
"When I began job hunting I found that some of the applications I was putting in were not being considered because I didn't have a Master's degree," she said. "Even when I had plenty of experience I still needed that degree and when I found out UNR has one of the top business schools in the country I knew I had to go there."
Jansen, who received her undergraduate from the UNR business school in 2005, had several of her graduate-level classes waived and will continue taking two classes each semester and receive her MBA in three years.
One of the classes she is enjoying this year has come as an unexpected surprise. Jansen said her studies in mindfulness and meditation have been most beneficial to her thus far in her career.
"This class I'm taking now teaches you to meditate and how to stop and stay in the moment, which is not something I am good at because I am a planner," Jansen said. "At first I kind of made fun of it, but it has been the most amazing thing. Before, I did get bogged down. I did get stressed out and I handled it with exercise and sleep and I could get through it. I have seen a huge difference in my life."
Jansen has followed in the footsteps of her family not only by staying in Nevada her entire life, but by becoming part of The Nugget team. Her uncle, Leonard Batchelder, worked in the Celebrity Showroom for 33 years and her mother, Connie Batchelder Jansen, worked as a Lodge Desk Clerk during college. Jansen called it "a little bit of a family tradition," but said that she needed to prove herself before exposing the details to her coworkers.
"I never mentioned it to anyone at the Nugget until a few months after I had the job because I wanted to earn the job on my own and have time to prove myself," she said. "I don't think it would have helped me get the job, but it is nice to know I got the job based on my own merit. I love my family ties in Nevada and I think it is pretty special that I am the third person in my family to work at the Nugget."
Jansen said she grew up going to Nugget events, such as Hot August Nights, and continues to work with various groups around Reno and Sparks as an event planner, including the Reno Rodeo and the Reno Rotary Club.
Jansen credits her deep roots in The Nugget and the community to her desire to improve the community around her. She does not meddle in defining Reno or Sparks as two separate entities, she only worries that the entire city continues to be the place she has loved to be for her entire life.
"I want Nevada to succeed and I want things to go well here and I think events and tourism are a big deal. I think we still have a lot to offer," Jansen said. "If we give great customer service, have great events and have a great community people will keep coming to visit us. There is just a special thing about us that not everybody has. It's my state, my family and it's part of who I am. It's all one town to me and we are one team and we have the same goal."
Jansen's Favorites
Food: Chocolate
Book: Game of Thrones series
Movie: My Life in Ruins
Hobby: Traveling, Wakeboarding
Sports Team: Wolf Pack