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Clarksville, TN – In 1772, the Austrian composer Joseph Haydn decided to play a little trick on his benefactor, Prince Nikolaus Esterházy. Haydn and the court orchestra had spent months with the overbearing prince at his summer palace, and they were beginning to feel homesick for their families.
That summer, Haydn composed his Symphony No. 45 in F-Sharp minor, known as the "Farewell Symphony," for the prince.
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Clarksville, TN – In a brief YouTube video clip, Hannah Collins is seen playing the cello while Michael Compitello taps his drumsticks against different sized flowerpots. The performance could be seen as a novelty act if the resulting music wasn't so beautiful.
This mixture of playfulness and serious music making is what defines New Morse Code, a music duo of Yale University graduates who are using inventive performances to expand the reach of classical music to a younger generation.
New Morse Code to visit Austin Peay on Friday, October 31st. (Photo: Michiko Tierney)
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Clarksville, TN – The Gateway Chamber Orchestra has built its reputation for delivering adventurous programming and world-class performances performed in intimate venues. With exceptional musicality and bold selections created to engage audiences, the GCO showcases the best of traditional and contemporary classical music.
"We are so fortunate to have Charles Neidich join us for this great masterpiece by Mozart. He is one of the world's foremost authorities on this beautiful piece, and Mozart is one of our specialties," states Music Director Gregory Wolynec.
Gregory Wolynec directing the Gateway Chamber Orchestra
Clarksville, TN – Classical music aficionados throughout the area mark June on their calendars each year, because that's when flutist William Bennett, considered "the greatest living flute player in the world," hosts a special concert on the Austin Peay State University campus.
This year, he'll perform his transcription of the Violin Sonata in f minor by Felix Mendelssohn at 7:30pm, Friday, June 27th, in the Mabry Concert Hall.
Flutist William Bennett in concert at APSU on June 27th.
Clarksville, TN – On April 15th, Austin Peay State University recognized several outstanding faculty members during the annual Academic Honors and Awards Ceremony in the Mabry Concert Hall.
During an emotional presentation, the University's top faculty honor, the APSU National Alumni Association Distinguished Professor Award, was presented posthumously to John Moseley, associate professor of communication. Moseley passed away on February 9th, after an 18-year career as an active faculty member at APSU. «Read the rest of this article»
Clarksville, TN – In the summer of 1802, Ludwig van Beethoven felt depressed. The famed German composer was going deaf, and, overcome by this reality, he isolated himself in the spa town of Heiligenstadt. He tried to distract himself by working on a new symphony, but by October, he still felt miserable.
"Little more and I would have put an end to my life – only art it was that withheld me," he wrote in a gloomy letter to his brothers. "It seemed impossible to leave the world until I had produced all that I felt called upon me to produce, and so I endured this wretched existence."
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Clarksville, TN – There are books that people simply enjoy, and then there are books that cause a deep, visceral reaction in readers. Canadian author Margaret Atwood's 1985 dystopian novel, "The Handmaid's Tale," belongs in the latter category.
The novel, about the repression of women in a future society, connected so strongly with its audience that, almost 30 years later, it remains an international bestseller and a major influence on people's lives.
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Clarksville, TN – In early February, Dr. Korre Foster, director of choral activities at Austin Peay State University, turned on his computer to watch a live broadcast of the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir (TMC).
The acclaimed, 100-year-old choir is one of the largest and most respected choral organizations in Canada, but that evening, Foster was more interested in watching one of the guest conductors – APSU graduate student Zach Thompson.
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Clarksville, TN – Nineteen-year-old, award winning pianist Conrad Tao, to appear in concert this Thursday, February 6th at 7:30pm in the George and Sharon Mabry Concert Hall at Austin Peay State University, 8th and Marion streets in Clarksville. The concert is being put on by the Clarksville Community Concert Association.
Virtuoso pianist Conrad Tao became the only classical musician on Forbes' 2011 "30 Under 30" list of people changing the world.
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Clarksville, TN – Austin Peay State University and the Center of Excellence for the Creative Arts will present the annual APSU GuitarFest this February, featuring guest artist concerts, lectures and master classes.
The concerts takes place at 7.30pm, Monday though Wednesday, February 17th-19th, in the APSU Music/Mass Communication Building's Mabry Concert Hall and are free and open to the public.
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Trying to find a good place to go between Boston Public Garden & Hvd Sq. Idea bill will be 20-30pp and we want a place that does not have a bar. Suggestions?
McDonalds doesn't serve alcohol. If you buy enough stuff you can get your bill to be between 20-30$.
On a serious note, are you just looking for "doesn't have a bar section" or literally alcohol-free? You're going to be hard pressed to find the latter.
Baraka Café in Central Square maybe? There are plenty of places with no liquor license, but they tend to be mostly take-out joints with very little seating and usually quite a bit cheaper than your suggested price range (Punjabi Dhaba in Inman Square, Falafel Corner in Harvard Square, etc). Many of these places are quite good, but it isn't clear if that is what you are looking for? Restaurants with table service and no liquor license are pretty rare in Cambridge at least.
Baraka Cafe
80 Pearl St, Cambridge, MA 02139
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Ha - Baraka Cafe was the first place I thought of as well.
Baraka Cafe
80 Pearl St, Cambridge, MA 02139
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Me too...I love that place. There is sometimes a wait and the poster didn't indicate the size of his or her party, but it's always worth it.
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Good, the wait at Baraka can be too long as it is.
For the OP, I haven't been the any so I can't attest to the food quality or price (I know, it's not in the Chow spirit to make these types of suggestions), as I mentally walk down Mass Ave towards Hvd Sq, the only other places that I can think of that that possibly fit this criteria are Ethiopian place in Central and Dolphin Seafood.
But like jgg13 said above, it would be easier if you just want a restaurant without a bar section, but still serves alcohol.
Baraka Cafe
80 Pearl St, Cambridge, MA 02139
Dolphin Seafood
1105 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
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Doesn't the ethopian place (name eludes me) serve wine and such?
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Dolphin not only serves alcohol but has an actual bar in it which I would think disqualifies it across the board....
Yes, I'd redirect this thread to the subject of "restaurants that I wish served alcohol," occasionally this happens.
One place I've thought of is Four Burgers in Central Square, I don't believe that serve alcohol, Mr. Bartey's is another.
Four Burgers
704 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
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I'm almost certain that Four Burgers serves beer and wine. I'll double-check next time I'm in the area.
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704 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139
It's a couple of subway stops beyond Harvard, but Pulse Cafe, a vegan restaurant in Davis Square does not serve alcohol and is in your price range. I am not a vegan by any means, but I really enjoyed a meal there, although I could not help but think that my entree would be improved with a bit of bacon flavor and a glass of wine. It is a small place, but has been getting some good mentions.
Wow, I can't believe the harsh responses! I can see that the OP isn't clear about the question, but I don't see the need to be harsh...
To answer the question. I don't really drink, and I find most ethnic places to be not so alcohol-centered (as in, more than half of the people don't drink). If you want a place to be completely free of alcoholic beverages, then Baraka Cafe in Central sq. is the only place I can think of.
Other than that, Winsor dimsum cafe in Chinatown could be a fun place to enjoy without alcohol. For Indian, a bunch of places in Harvard Sq. are decent (my favorite is Tamarind Bay). In East Cambridge there are the Similan (Thai), Helmand (Afgani), and Muqueca (Brazilian). The Ethiopian places (Asmara in Central or Addis Red Sea near Porter) are also good.
Btw, Dolphin Seafood does have a bar.
Baraka Cafe
80 Pearl St, Cambridge, MA 02139
The Similans
145 1st St, Cambridge, MA 02142
Tamarind Bay
75 Winthrop St, Cambridge, MA 02138
1010 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02139
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1105 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA 02138
Saray Turkish restaurant near BU is a good option.
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Jack White's Lazaretto Tour With Olivia Jean Fillmore Miami Beach Sunday, September 21, 2014 Better Than: An evening without feedback and hearing damage. Is rock 'n' roll dead? Fuck no. Just over a decade ago, the White Stripes' Jack and Meg came screaming, shredding, and pounding out of Detroit ... More >>
Reverend Peyton is a fishin', huntin', hootin', hollerin' hillbilly from the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. He can chop a tree down faster than a forest fire. He can build a cabin in his sleep. He's got more beard than a black bear. His overalls stay covered in other people's blood, his ... More >>
Jim Wurster is a musician of serious intent. His earliest efforts with Black Janet bolstered the perception, given that the band's dark designs weren't simply a by-product of their name. Still, Wurster really came into his own when he went solo and subsequently formed the Atomic Cowboys, taki ... More >>
Photo by Camille LambJohnny and Billy Kincaid, five and nine years old, perform classic country songs on Lincoln Road.Myrna Kincaid anxiously shifts her weight from foot to foot, hands clasped under her chin as she monitors Johnny and Billy, her five- and nine-year-old sons, playing together. ... More >>
The Swell Season brings stirring songs to the Fillmore.
The South Florida homeboy releases a new solo album.
Something About Dolly One Man's Appreciation for All Things Parton --John Hood When I first got word that Dolly Parton would be coming to South Florida I got giddy; then I got on the phone. I called my editor. I called her publicist. I called my mom. If Dolly was coming down I was not only gonna ... More >>
Remember couples skate? Suede rentals? Cheap pizza? They all live on at the roller rink.
The 18 Wheelers prove you can go down home again
Sound Team has just the right combo of folkways and krautrock
Erstwhile indie rock legend Kreamy 'Lectric Santa rebounds from tragedy and returns to a scene it helped create
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone wishes the Piccadilly indie night many happy returns
Tales from the Texas music fest: Rock barely survives, honky-tonk rules, and Miami may yet host the Latin Grammys -- but no bombs, please
Dead Elvis at Sunrise promises morning in America
George Jones proves the honky-tonk spirit lives on
For South Florida bluegrass fans, it's not just music, it's life
A former Mary My Hoper draws on the past for his musical future
I entered the Rolling Stone Rock & Roll Bowl on a whim. How'd I do? Just call me Johnny Ca$h.
Mr. Smith goes on the road and tries to describe it
If Chet Atkins never met Herbie, there'd be no Dire Straits


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Introduction to Shadow Puppetry
Presented by Puppet Showplace Theater at Puppet Showplace Theater, Brookline
November 3 - November 24, 2014
What do translucent animal skins and overhead projectors have in common? Shadow puppetry is a centuries-old art form that is constantly evolving to incorporate new materials and technologies. In "Introduction to Shadow Puppetry," students will learn the history of shadow performance and encounter examples of the exciting work being developed by contemporary shadow puppeteers. Through building and ...more
Arturo Sandoval
Presented by Scullers Jazz Club at Scullers Jazz Club, Boston
November 28, 2014
He is one of the most dynamic and vivacious live performers of our time, and has been seen by millions at the Oscars performing with Celine Dion, ...more
Chamber Series II - Young Artist: Rebecca Printz
Presented by Winsor Music, Inc. at Follen Community Church, Lexington
November 30, 2014
Winsor Music's annual Thanksgiving concert features Young Artist Rebecca Printz, a talented mezzo-soprano in her senior year at Oberlin ...more
The Bill of Rights: Ten Amendments in Eight Motets, by Neely Bruce
Presented by Festival Harmony at Faneuil Hall, Boston
November 30, 2014
Come hear a musical setting, for chorus and chamber orchestra, of the Bill of Rights by composer Neely Bruce. The first ten amendments to the U.S. ...more
BEMF Chamber Opera Series: Pergolesi's La serva padrona & Livietta e Tracollo
Presented by Boston Early Music Festival at NEC's Jordan Hall, Boston
November 29 - November 30, 2014
The BEMF Chamber Opera Series returns for its 6th production, with a double bill of Neapolitan comic opera by Pergolesi. Musical Directors Paul ...more
Sing-A-Long Mary Poppins
Presented by Regent Theatre and Regent Theatre at Regent Theatre, Arlington
November 28 - November 30, 2014
Sing-a-long with on-screen lyrics, play-a-long with your supercalifragilistic bag of props, and march-a-long in the onstage costume parade in your ...more
4 Girls 4: A Christmas Together
Presented by The Wilbur Theatre at Wilbur Theatre, Boston
December 2, 2014
A fabulously flirty, funny frolic featuring four famous females: Andrea McArdle (Broadway's original "Annie", Starlight ...more
Piano Masters Series: David Korevaar
Presented by The Boston Conservatory at Seully Hall, Boston
December 2, 2014
One of America's most probing, intellectually curious, versatile and pianistically-refined musicians, David Korevaar's mastery extends ...more


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Bad news for selfish bastards: A new wave of studies shows that altruistic people not only live longer; they also lead healthier, less stressful lives. "Researchers have all but proven that people actively engaged in supportive behavior reap their own rewards in mental and physical health," says Stephen Post, a professor of bioethics at Cleveland's Case Western Reserve University and co-author (with Jill Neimark) of Why Good Things Happen to Good People, out in May from Random House.
Biologists have long known that when we help others—whether by distributing outdoorwear to disaster victims or taking disabled athletes out on the ski slopes—our brains release the same endorphins responsible for a runner's high, inducing feelings of well-being, reducing stress, and even strengthening the immune system. Now, dozens of studies funded by the—ahem—Institute for Research on Unlimited Love, a nonprofit Post set up in 2001 to study benevolence, are turning up longer-term benefits. Scientists who observed volunteers over the course of decades concluded that anxiety and depression dropped significantly for those who gave help, even more than for those who received it. Elsewhere, altruistic people were shown to have more success in relationships. And people who volunteered were up to 63 percent more likely to live a longer life. "I'd argue with Billy Joel when he sings about the good dying young," Post says. "What we're finding is that actually the good tend to do a little better."
The key, it seems, is personal involvement. "I would never take anything away from someone who writes a check," says Post, "but there's no doubt that direct helpfulness, as long as it doesn't overwhelm the giver, has tremendous health benefits." So do it for your heart and your ticker.
Microfinancing—making small, interest-free business loans to impoverished people in developing countries—is all the buzz. See firsthand what a difference it can make by investing as little as $25 at kiva.org, a San Francisco—based site that works with microcredit groups around the world to help entrepreneurs like Agnes Meseno Silei, who's seeking a grand total of $300 to start a beadwork business in Kenya. You'll choose your loan recipient (Kiva features photos and bios) and receive regular e-mail updates about his or her progress. And you'll likely get your money back within two years—loans are not guaranteed, but Kiva has a 100 percent repayment rate—just in time to reinvest and help someone else find economic independence.
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Archive for '- Constitution'
The 16th Amendment and 100 years of Federal income taxes
The 16th Amendment and the first Internal Revenue Bureau Form 1040 will be on display from April 1 to April 30 at the National Archives in Washington, DC. Today's guest post comes to us from education and exhibit specialist Michael Hussey.
"Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever sources derived, without apportionment among the several states and without regard to any census or enumeration." 16th Amendment to the Constitution
Each April, millions of Americans stay up late, snap pencils, and double-check their math as they complete their Federal income tax returns. This year marks the centennial of the constitutional amendment that made this a yearly ritual.
The Civil War prompted the first American income tax, a flat 3 percent on all annual incomes over $800, in 1861. Congress enacted a 2-percent tax on annual income over $4,000 in 1894, but it was quickly struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.
By the early 20th century, members of both the Democratic and Republican parties advocated a constitutional amendment allowing a Federal income tax. On July 12, 1909, Congress passed a joint congressional resolution proposing such an amendment. The resolution was then sent to the states for consideration. … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on April 2, 2013, under - Constitution, Unusual documents.
Tags: 16th Amendment, Constitution, Constitutional Amendments, income tax, taxes
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George Washington Writes in the Margins
Today's blog post comes from Susan K. Donius, Director of the Office of Presidential Libraries at the National Archives. This post originally appeared on the White House blog.
Last month, President Obama began his second Inaugural Address by saying, "Each time we gather to inaugurate a President we bear witness to the enduring strength of our Constitution." President Obama's words resonate as the anniversary of George Washington's birthday approaches on February 22, popularly known as Presidents Day.
Over two centuries ago, on April 30, 1789, George Washington delivered his first Inaugural Address knowing that he had little to guide him in the job that lay ahead but the principles stated in the Constitution. The Articles of the Constitution had been debated, discussed, and agreed upon just two summers earlier by the delegates of the Constitution Convention, and were still untested. Nevertheless, Washington was a strong supporter of the Constitution and would look to it for guidance in his unprecedented role as President.
During Washington's first year in office, Congress ordered 600 copies of the Acts of Congress to be printed and distributed to Federal and state government officials. The book compiled the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, and other legislation passed by the first session of Congress.
George Washington's personal copy of the Acts of Congress contains his own handwritten notes in the margins. The … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on February 18, 2013, under - Constitution, - Presidents, National Archives Near You, News and Events, Pennsylvania Avenue, Unusual documents.
Tags: Acts of Congress, george washington, Inauguration, Mount Vernon, notes, Presidency, presidential libraries
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Emancipation Proclamation: Flight to Freedom
Today's blog post comes from National Archives social media intern Anna Fitzpatrick.
Before the Emancipation Proclamation freed the slaves, many men and women in bondage ran away from their owners to freedom. These escape attempts were dangerous, and not all of them were successful. Abolitionists sometimes helped slaves in their flight to freedom, like these two men in the case of the escaping slave Jane Johnson and her children.
Jane Johnson and her two young sons were enslaved by John Hill Wheeler, the U.S. ambassador to Nicaragua. While on his way to South America, Wheeler brought Jane and her sons to New York and Philadelphia. Once the three slaves were in Philadelphia, abolitionists William Still and Passmore Williamson helped Johnson and her two sons escape to Boston.
Wheeler petitioned the court to have Williamson return his slaves. In the Writ of Habeas Corpus commanding Williamson to return Jane and her sons, Williamson stated that he was unable to do so:
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Passmore Williamson the defendant in the within writ mentioned for return thereto respectfully submits that the within named Jane, Daniel and Isaiah .
Posted by Hilary on December 10, 2012, under - Civil Rights, - Civil War, - Constitution, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tags: Emancipation Proclamation, EP 150, freedom, Jane Johnson, Philadelphia, slavery, Underground Railroad, Writ of Habeas Corpus
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Jefferson in Paris: The Constitution, Part I
This is part of a series, written by Jim Zeender, devoted to letters written by the Founding Fathers in their own words and often in their own hand. Jim is the Senior Registrar in the Exhibits Division.
"It is impossible to increase taxes, disastrous to keep on borrowing, and inadequate to merely to cut expense."
This is not a quote from the 2012 American elections or the current fiscal cliff debate. These are the words of Charles-Alexandre de Calonne, finance minister of France, describing the financial conditions of his country in 1786 to his king, Louis XVI.
The French monarchy was deep in debt due to continuous war expenditures, most recently from the American Revolution, when France supplied monies, ships, soldiers, and arms to the the struggling United States, not to mention its own naval engagements with the British Navy. The French people were poor and hungry, and there was great inequality among the classes. Attempts at reform failed, setting the stage for the bloody civil rupture known as the French Revolution, beginning with democratic ideas and ending in Napoleonic despotism.
With his experience in the Virginia House of Burgesses, the Continental Congress, and as Governor of Virginia behind him, Thomas Jefferson continued his practical education in world affairs in pre-revolutionary France. Across the Atlantic, the fledgling American government had its own problems, which though different, were … [ Read all ]
Posted by Hilary on December 5, 2012, under - Constitution, - Presidents, Pennsylvania Avenue.
Tags: Champs-Elysées, Constitution, Founding Fathers, guest post, Jefferson, Madison, Paris
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No, it's not in the Constitution
These days, pundits, candidates, and party activists like to cite the Constitution of the United States as the moral and legal backing for whatever they're proposing.
But the Constitution is silent on a lot of things you probably thought it said. Here are eight examples.
The President can veto a proposed amendment to the Constitution.
No. He has nothing to do with the amendments. Congress can propose an amendment with a two-thirds vote of both houses, or a Constitutional Convention can be called by a vote of two-thirds of the state legislatures. However, once the amendment is proposed either by Congress or a convention, it must be ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures.
Only one amendment, the 21st Amendment, which repealed Prohibition (the 18th Amendment), was ratified by conventions in the states.
The "Founding Fathers" who wrote the Declaration of Independence in 1776 are the same men who wrote the Constitution in 1787.
Only five individuals signed both of these two founding documents. They were George Clymer, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Morris, George Read, and Roger Sherman. Some of the famous signers of the Declaration were elsewhere when the Constitution was being written. Thomas Jefferson was in France as our American minister, and John Adams was American minister to Great Britain.… [ Read all ]
Posted by Jim on November 15, 2012, under - Constitution, Uncategorized.
Tags: amendment, Benjamin Franklin, Congress, Constitution, democrary, Founding Fathers, history, President, republic, veot
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Fred Velez, of San Francisco, holds an Apple iPhone displaying an early picture of Steve Jobs, as he and others gather outside an Apple store in San Francisco on Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011. (AP Photo/Darryl Bush)
published Thursday, October 6th, 2011
CUPERTINO, Calif. — Steve Jobs, the Apple founder and former CEO who invented and masterfully marketed ever-sleeker gadgets that transformed everyday technology, from the personal computer to the iPod and iPhone, died Wednesday. He was 56.


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UK, 1953 (MIFF 1954, Going Places)
Based on original research by Adrian dc Potier. This composite film traces the history of powered (light from 1903 to its Golden Jubilee in 1953. The film is concerned primarily with Britain's part in aviation history, but credit is also given to the vital contributions of other countries. Starting with the historic flight of the Wright Brothers, the film culminates in the new challenges of the jet age. We are shown the very early pioneers &ndash: Bleriot, Farnurn and Santos-Dumont &ndash: and the classic flights of Alcock and Brown, Kingsfor &ndash: Smith, Cobham, Lindbergh, Graham White and Amy Johnson. The development of the Spitfire from the S.6.B., winner of the Schneider Trophy, is emphasised, and the extent of the contribution of the aeroplane to both World Wars in illustrated.


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Sometimes I hate to be right. For instance, in a recent blog post about Sheriff Joe Arpaio traveling to Los Angeles for a Hollywood screening of producer Randy Murray's documentary The Joe Show, I noted that Murray's idea of inviting Joe along for the ride was a bad one, unlikely to do more than st ... More >>
Following John Dougherty's report on the growing evidence that the Granite Mountain Hotshots never should have been deployed to the fire that killed almost the entire crew, some interesting responses to the story showed up in New Times' mailbag.A former Prescott mayor, a former hotshot, and others s ... More >>
I base my life and my movements throughout it on quite a few assumptions. These may or may not be accurate, factual, or even realistic. And until they actually prove themselves to be inaccurate, I follow them without question. (Insert silly comment about assuming here.) Today's rant is centered on ... More >>
Elias Johnson, a public information officer for the Pinal County Sheriff's Office, was placed on paid administrative leave on Tuesday.
Michael Lacey says he wouldn't hesitate to put his children in the care of the management team that just bought the newspaper chain he helped start 42 years ago. In fact, he feels like that's almost what he did. It was announced Sunday night that Village Voice Media had agreed to sell its 13 ... More >>
See also: ASU Student Plagiarized Articles for East Valley Tribune and State PressIt turns out that Raquel Velasco, the Arizona State University student called out by the East Valley Tribune and the State Press for plagiarism, actually worked at a few more Valley media outlets in her likely short-li ... More >>
The East Valley Tribune announced today that one of the paper's former interns plagiarized several articles while she was "working" there during the spring semester.The Tribune didn't release the name of the plagiarist, but we can tell you her name is Raquel Velasco -- who was called out for plagiar ... More >>
According to a Scottsdale gun-law author, the word "birther" is a derogatory term "equivalent of the 'N' word." Perhaps it's not surprising to hear something a bit nuts coming from the author of After You Shoot: Your Gun's Hot. The Perp's Not. Now What?, but Alan Korwin actually got this on the East ... More >>
Phoenix New Times won 30 journalism awards, including first-place awards for investigative reporting, immigration coverage, news and opinion blogging and design, from the Arizona Press Club on Saturday night. Staff writer Paul Rubin received a first place Don Bolles Award for Investigative Reportin ... More >>
An Arizona State University student who jumped off the Arizona Republic building in downtown Phoenix last night in an apparent suicide attempt was an intern at the newspaper, sources tell New Times.The student lept from the roof of the Republic's parking garage at Second and Taylor stree ... More >>
Congratulations Twi-Hards: Your love for the ongoing necro-bestial love triangle made Breaking Dawn more than a couple bucks this weekend. And unlike the haters of the world that sneer at your devotion to Teams Edward or Jacob - I can't make fun of you. You see, I too was part of an all cons ... More >>
http://toddmartens.tumblr.com/I'll admit that once in a while, a few of us at Up On The Sun might write about things that people who aren't journalists might not appreciate as much because they aren't journalists. Maybe we occasionally write things that will please other journalists. ... More >>
Phoenix New Times walked away with nine first place awards Saturday night at the state Press Club's 2010 Best Journalism in Arizona contest -- including for the paper's comprehensive immigration series, "Amongst U.S."The newspaper received more than 30 awards for work during 2010.Sarah Fenske, ... More >>
CNN Preview Wednesday evening at the Cronkite School. CNN is profiling a Valley high school as part of its Education in America series Sunday at 5 p.m. The Cronkite School of Journalism is hosting a special screening tomorrow at 7 p.m. downtown. The program focuses on the experience ... More >>
www.washingtonpost.comSari Horwitz, plagiarist, was slapped on the wrist for ripping off the Arizona Republic's work.Despite what your journalistic ethics professor may tell you in J-school, plagiarizing won't get you fired from a newspaper -- as long as you work at the Washington Post, anyway.Ye ... More >>
www.punditkitchen.comWhen Clear Channel's Phoenix-based Mix 96.9 (KMXP-FM) offered Bristol Palin an on-air radio job earlier this month, the station's director, Ron Price, insisted it wasn't a publicity stunt. He better hope he was telling the truth because Palin now says she's considering ... More >>
www.punditkitchen.comBristol Palin's days of being used apparently didn't end when her baby-daddy said sayonara -- a Phoenix radio station has officially offered the publicity-hound daughter of John McCain's 2008 running mate an on-air job alongside the station's morning show host.But don't ... More >>
Terry Young, now an internal affairs supervisor with Surprise PD, sat in on a meeting in which bogus charges against a judge were cooked up, a report says A former deputy with the Maricopa County Sheriff's hired to shore up operations for Surprise police attended a meeting last year in which ... More >>
www.cronkite.asu.eduLook out local media, there's a new player town.Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication this week unveiled its newest addition to the school's award-winning arsenal of programs devoted to local news coverage.The Web site Cro ... More >>
America's self-proclaimed "toughest sheriff" is apparently too tough to have a beer with us.Back in December, Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio participated in a Meet the Press-type discussion at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and before being heckled out of t ... More >>
The college hoops season commences at these hot-shot spots
Journalist transforms touchy-feely situation into brutally frank book
L.A. Times reporter discusses award-winning wildfire series
The Maricopa Community College District Governing Board seems to have backed down on plans to research how to take control of student newspapers. The board, which oversees the county's popular community colleges, makes no mention of the newspaper issue on the agenda for this evening's meeting. Julie ... More >>
The Arizona Guardian online news outfit that we told you about after its launch last month has gone to a sort of pay-per-view format and now wants up to $150 a month from subscribers. For that lofty price, four former East Valley Tribune staffers (with help from their sponsor, De ... More >>
Bad boy of building design breathes new life into dead structures
New novel paints corruption with a Capitol C
It's easy to admire the entrepreneurial spirit: Four laid-off East Valley Tribune workers -- three writers and an editor -- have started their own Web-based news site to cover the happenings at the Arizona Legislature. Their product, The Arizona Guardian, launched today with a ... More >>
In documents filed with the Securites and Exchange Commission, Taser claims it negotiated a deal with the Arizona Republic and USA Today for review of Taser articles prior to publication, according to an article by the Center for Investigative Reporting. Journalistic ethics forbid such prior re ... More >>
Stay in town to watch ASU/UofA
A benefit show featuring some of the Valley's brightest music stars is always an event worth attending, but in the case of the "Purpose" benefit show on Sunday, November 23, the cause hits close to home for us at New Times.
By Ray Stern Even without its last sentence, the short article about a Macy's Christmas promotion in Saturday's Arizona Republic reads like an ad. But the way story concludes seems to demolish the wall that normally stands between journalistic and commercial content: "An ad with additional details ... More >>
Nerds of a feather flock together at the Cronkite
By Megan Irwin New Times founder and executive editor Michael Lacey accepts the Payne Award. New Times was presented the Payne Award for Ethics in Journalism at ceremonies at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The award goes to journalists who "encourage public trust in the media by coura ... More >>
Sly Sy, raggin' on Neocons, editors, and the Iraq War. Nothing's more boring than a conference room full of "serious" journalists. Unless Seymour Hersh is in it. The legendary investigative reporter, who nabbed a Pulitzer back in 1970 for exposing the My Lai massacre in Vietnam and who's still brea ... More >>
Allegedly, the one on Williams' 'puter had no red line through it, natch. So, get this, the latest scuttlebutt about Eric "Holocaust-denier" Williams' participation in the Chandler 9/11 Accountability Conference is that he allegedly had a freakin' ginormous swastika screensaver on his laptop w ... More >>
Woodpile in New Times There was a little e-mail scuffle between an L.A. Times writer named Chris Lee and myself recently, when I wrote a column refuting his assertion that local white rapper trio Woodpile are white supremacists (he wrote that in a front page story for the beleaguered newspaper). Af ... More >>
When laws are broken, somebody's got to be punished. In the case of Cindy McCain, that somebody is Tom Gosinski


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An afternoon with Mark Gatiss and friends
To celebrate our 40th birthday, Mark Gatiss invites you to join him and some of his friends for an afternoon of conversation, with questions from the audience.
Tickets cost £40 and are on sale through Ticketmaster. All proceeds from the event will go to London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard to help fund our information and support services for the LGBT+ community.


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End of Life Notification for Convoy/DM
External End of Life Notification for Convoy/DM (2006-08-04)
Convoy / DM EBFs/Maintenance
Link to Software Downloads (2004-09-08)
Installation Guide Convoy/DM Version 3.7.2
This guide describes how to install Convoy/DM . (2004-02-26) Part#DC36368-01-0372-01
Release Bulletin Convoy/DM Version 3.7.1 for Windows 2000 and NT
Documents known problems and changes to installation, functionality and documentation for Convoy/DM version 3.7.1. (2001-10-08) Part#38201-01-0371-01
Convoy/DM version 3.7.1 User Guide
This manual is written as a guide for anyone using Convoy/DM to perform data migration and develop interface programs. (2001-10-02) Part#36367-01-0371-01
Installation Guide Convoy/DM Version 3.7.1
This guide describes how to install Convoy/DM. (2001-09-28) Part#36368-01-0371-01