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I am also looking for those interested in literally getting other works of published news to TheBlackVault.com. Under the U.S. Copyright Law, I believe whole-heartedly that the "fair use" clause applies to my site, wherein the information is used to educate the public, and is used for research by investigators visiting this site in a not-for-profit way.
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An example of this is: http://www.theblackvault.com/m/events/v ... -Jerusalem
This was a article published on TheExaminer.com, wherein I cited the author (target is set to _blank so it opens in a new window); the article; and the source URL is at the bottom.
To submit a case file: http://www.theblackvault.com/m/events/b ... =add_event
There are quite a few categories for Case Files, and quite a few awesome features, so make sure you check them all out and see what interests you the most.
All factors above for sourcing I definitely need for the fair use clause... Now, some of this may seem confusing, but don't let it be. Submitting is the first step - I can help you through the rest of it to hit everything we need to make sure this is fair use and done appropriately. I can fix anything that may be missing and let you know where we might have missed something. Remember, any copyright violations they will come after me, not you, so I will make sure it's done right. Do not worry or hesitate. ANY help is a HUGE help to me!
There will be questions I am sure... and I can help you with that. I setup a forum for just this reason:
I hope this helps to get you at least started. Thank you so much for wanting to take part... and I hope to see your submissions soon. I can't tell you hope much a help this is not only to me, but the literally quarter of a million people who visit TheBlackVault.com every month.


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And for the exact same reasons, not trying to bring it back up here, is why I also defend the rights, as Libertarians do, to protect the rights of those who have no voice to speak for themselves, the unborn.
I have been a Libertarian since I was able to vote and a member of of the LP-WI since I moved out here two years ago. I was active in Southern CA for many years as well as Nevada, supporting Aaron Russo's campaign for Governorship a few years back.
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The front page of the Feb. 7, 2013 edition of the Laurel Leader-Call highlights the town's first gay wedding. Click here to visit the site. _________ |
The staff of the Laurel Leader-Call were met with what a new op-ed called a "hate-filled" response in which at least 15 people cancelled their subscriptions after the century-old newspaper dared to report on an historic event: The first known gay wedding ceremony in Laurel, Mississippi.
On February 7th, the Leader-Call ran on its front page the moving story of Jessica Powell and Crystal Craven, a Laurel couple who married the Saturday before. One year ago, Crystal was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer. Since, she has had three surgeries, and neither she nor Jessica are certain what the future holds.
But in in October, Crystal got down on one knee and proposed to Jessica.
The wedding was much like any other wedding you've ever heard of. Jessica had a dress from David's Bridal. The wedding included a maid of honor and a best man. There was a cake-cutting and punch at the reception. There was a flower girl and there were ring bearers. But Jessica was given away by her son, 6-year-old Aden.
At the wedding, Crystal wore a vest, a tie, and a white cowboy hat. The cowboy hat was meant to conceal the scars from her surgeries; her last surgery took place just weeks before the wedding. In attendance were staff from the oncology clinic where Crystal goes for treatment.
"If chemo doesn't work, we don't know what happens after that," Crystal said in the article. Yet despite the uncertainty surrounding their future, Jessica not only stood beside her, but committed to marry her in front of family and friends.
The wedding isn't legal in Mississippi, of course, but it's certainly real for them.
That story should move anyone. Anyone who was moved by the movie A Walk to Remember – in which Landon Carter (played by Shane West) proposes to and marries Jamie Sullivan (played by Mandy Moore) after learning she has leukemia – should be just as moved by this story and fervently hope it has a much happier resolution. As Jessica Powell said in the article, "Love is love, it knows no gender." In other words, there exists no difference between the love Jamie and Landon shared and the love Jessica and Crystal share. Except, of course, Jessica and Crystal actually exist.
Jessica Powell (left) and her new wife Crystal Craven (right) of Laurel, Mississippi, leave their wedding ceremony hand-in-hand. Photo by Cassidi Bush.__ ________ |
But it was obvious that not everyone in Laurel felt that way. After the publication of the Saturday paper, the Laurel Leader-Call was inundated with angry phone calls – over 50, according to owner Jim Cegieklski. The newspaper's Facebook page was also hit by a string of angry comments, some directed at Cassidi Bush who reported the story. She's been accused of promoting the "liberal agenda" because of her reporting. For the record, Cassidi identifies as a conservative.
One commenter wrote, "This is what we have to put up with on the world news every night. Never thought I would open my local paper and see such. Insulting!!!"
"It's a sad day for traditional family values when this is printed on the front of a newspaper," another wrote.
Betsy wrote, "I don't see 'hatred' in any of these comments. I personally believe that gay 'marriage' is wrong in the eyes of God." It's obvious: Betsy's opinion is pretty much the same as God's opinion, generally, and she is the barometer by which we should all measure how well our opinion aligns with the Big Guy's. Just so you know.
One commenter simply offered the couple prayer:
"When I said my vows to my wife in the presence of God Almighty, I made a promise to love and be faithful to her until death. I do not understand how a person can promise, in front of our Lord God, who created us, to live in sin against His will for the rest of their life. You can word it however you want to, but I pray for the soul of any man or woman who takes such a vow in the presence of God."
That Sunday, a local preacher told his congregation that, if he'd had a subscription to the Laurel Leader-Call, he would've cancelled it.
Clearly belying all of these comments is a sense of entitlement among the socially conservative part of the population. It's an entitled, small-minded worldview that doesn't believe in sharing a world with anyone who is different. They, after all, are entitled to continue to exist as they always have. Gay people aren't supposed to actually surface in society; they are supposed to remain marginalized, hidden from view, secluded in their "sin," pariahs to Southern society. They are only ever supposed to show up as fodder on a Mississippi Sunday when pastor gets an itchin' for some real fire and brimstone.
That's how it's always been in Mississippi, and for social conservative, God-fearing Christians, that's how it always should be. It is their Lord, their God. Laurel is theirs. The Leader-Call is their paper. It their culture. Marriage is theirs. And their reality shouldn't have to co-exist alongside that of gay people. And, for God's sake, think about the children! Their children. As Casey wrote,
"Really classy, LLC. If this is front page material then the news business is getting tough. Front page should be for promoting something worthy of attention, not something that I would hope my children wouldn't see or read for that matter. I'm not judging the couple by any means, that's God's job, but you don't have to glorify it on the front page!!!"
See, Casey wasn't judging the couple; but really, Casey is entitled to receive a newspaper that doesn't report things Casey doesn't like. Therefore, the marriage must not be historic or newsworthy, since Casey doesn't like it.
In an op-ed this past Saturday, owner Jim Cegieklski responded to the obvious logical fallacy:
"You don't have to like something for it to be historic. The holocaust, bombing of Pearl Harbor, and the Black Sox scandal are all still historic. I'm in no way comparing the downtown wedding of two females to any of these events (even though some of you made it quite clear that you think gay marriage is much worse), I'm just saying that whether you liked the story or not, the first known gay wedding to take place in Jones County is still historic."
Cegieklski also notes that the sheer volume of response the story has received proves that it is indeed newsworthy. It has engendered a far greater response than stories on elections, serial rapists, or murders. Which are apparently much more savory topics where children are concerned, really, considering the fact that no one ever cancels their subscriptions or complains about those.
Thank you to the Laurel Leader-Call for not only showing journalistic integrity, but bravery and commitment to reporting the world as it is, not as many wish it still was. Cassidi Bush, Jim Cegieklski, editor Mark Thornton and the staff of the Leader-Call deserve major kudos. If you have a chance, head over to their Facebook page and leave them a thank you.
I want to give my best wishes to the newly-weds, and extend my hopes and prayers for a full recovery to Crystal for long, happy lives together. Thanks for sharing your beautiful story with all of us. I'm sorry that there are people who are so blinded by their own prejudice that they cannot see the love, beauty, and compassion that your relationship embodies.
Correction: This post initially identified Jim Cegieklski as the editor of the Leader-Call. Mark Thornton is the editor of the Laurel Leader-Call, Jim Cegieklski is the owner.


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International Migrants Day: Upholding the rights of all migrants On the occasion of International Migrants Day, the Red Cross EU Office wishes to emphasise the need for a common European vision on migration and asylum based on respect for the rights and dignity of all migrants, irrespective of their legal status. Find out more. |
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It's Valentine's Day on Friday! Last year we asked you to name your favourite romantic arias and duets, but this year we want something different. Who is your favourite opera couple? Do they have a great relationship? A toxic one? Are they a power couple or is their love unrequited?
Don't forget that you can celebrate Valentine's Day at the Four Seasons Centre with a special P.J. Bundy trunk show in the Opera Shop on Friday, and if you buy full-priced tickets to A Masked Ball on February 14 and 16, you can enjoy a complimentary glass of bubbly and a chocolate treat!
Until then, read our answers below!
Blanche Israel, Children and Youth Programs Co-ordinator — I love the dynamic between the title characters in Tristan und Isolde because it is so powerful in its forbiddenness. The passion is so tangible in Wagner's music that a single glance exchanged between them carries a lot of weight. (@MegOperaMusings also chose Wagner's power couple)
Nikita Gourski, Development Communications Officer — Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice! Orfeo travels to the underworld to bring his wife Euridice back from the dead. But the condition of his passage is that he can't look at her until she touches the other side of the river with him; the opera ends happily enough with a bit of deus ex machina intervention, but doesn't the basic challenge of Orfeo and Euridice's escape give us the most terrifying, the most true, account of what it means to love somebody completely? There will come a time when all of us are permanently split from our Orfeos and Euridices, and no amount of demi-god daring will change that. Even Orfeo doesn't get away with it; he glances back at Euridice too soon, before she's back in the land of the living. The mythological underpinnings of the story notwithstanding, love here is revealed as the human experience par excellence, at once seemingly capable of remaking the world, but poignantly subject to its laws of perishability. (Facebook fan Meg Paul also voted for this classic couple.)
Gianna Wichelow, Senior Manager, Creative and Publications — My absolute favourite opera couple is a no-brainer: Tosca and Cavaradossi (from Tosca by Puccini). They are wildly attracted to each other. They have fun together. He understands that under her confident and successful exterior, she has vulnerabilities wrapped up in neuroses. He'll also give her as good as he gets. She adores him. I get the impression they both have a fair bit of life experience and – having found each other – truly appreciate the love, friendship and powerful passion that they share. And… they have each others' backs – big time. My go-to recording is the first Maria Callas made in 1953, with Giuseppe di Stefano as her Cavaradossi and the great Tito Gobbi as Scarpia (ok, Tosca and Scarpia are another sort of opera couple, but that's a very different conversation). I love Gobbi's ugly-beautiful voice. He was a small man with a huge, sexy menace. Anyway, I'd listen to the whole thing if I were you, but you can start at 11:08 for the Act I duet here.
Bearitone Bear, COC Mascot — My favourite opera couple is Popova and Smirnov (see photo above) in William Walton's The Bear (1967). Smirnov is a bear of a man, come to claim a debt owed him by Popova's recently deceased husband (who treated her very poorly). Sparks fly, and nearly blows, but ultimately there's powerful chemistry and they fall in love. PLUS, this one-act opera is based on a play by Anton Chekov, who wrote Wild Honey. Mmmm... honey. (By the way, my least favourite opera couple is Arabella and Mandryka from R. Strauss's Arabella, because he was out hunting a bear and the bear crushed his ribs and mauled him. And while he was recovering he was gazing at Arabella's picture and falling in love with her. Then, when he finally meets her, he shows up wearing what is probably a bear fur coat and she falls in love with him! Okay, it's a beautiful opera, but that makes me so mad! Grrr...)
Vanessa Smith, School Programs Manager — Papageno and Papagena from The Magic Flute. Granted, it's strange that she just appears and they immediately agree to marry. But they're so happy about it, and so perfectly matched, and immediately ready to start making some birdy babies. Their duet just radiates joy. If Papageno the bird-man can find such a mate, there's hope for the rest of us yet! (@416PSE also loves this cheerful pair!)
Claire Morley, Associate Manager, Editorial — Musically, I'd have to say Octavian and Sophie from R. Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier. What can compare to the Presentation of the Rose and their final duet?! Dramatically, it's gotta be Leonore and Florestan from Fidelio – Leonore is just so dang unwavering in her devotion to her hubby.
Danielle D'Ornellas, Digital Marketing Coordinator — The course of true love never runs smooth. My favourite couple is Tatyana and Onegin from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, a couple that never truly "was." In this classic tale of ill-timed affection, this opera still showcases the deep affection these two characters share, even though pride and vanity (mostly on Onegin's side, to be honest) prevent them from actually being together. But even if they were never truly in love at the right time, you can still feel the palpable charge between the two characters during their final goodbye. You can watch the finale on YouTube.
Jennifer Pugsley, Media Relations Manager — It's Tristan und Isolde for me, but mostly because of how I saw Ben Heppner and Melanie Diener sing the roles. I thought their love was soulful and intense as well as heart-wrenching and doomed – like all great opera couples are meant to be. My other favourite couple isn't so much a romantic one, but I wonder if you could call them a couple? Balstrode and Peter from Britten's Peter Grimes (as played by Alan Held and Ben Heppner). There's also King Marke and Tristan from Tristan und Isolde (again in part influenced because of Franz-Joseph Selig and Ben Heppner). In both cases, talk about a couple of bros who are there /not there for each other during tough times!
Kristin McKinnon, Assistant Publicist — People like to go on and on about La Bohème's Mimì and Rodolfo being one of the greatest opera couples of all time, but can you get any more cliché?! The true love story at the heart of this classic is the Bohemian bromance between Rodolfo, Marcello, Colline and Schaunard. How can you not love these 19th-century hipsters?
And here are some other favourites!
@CanadianOpera Nixon and Pat, they compliment each other beautifully. — Travis Reichstein (@travisconrad) February 8, 2014
@CanadianOpera Nixon and Pat, they compliment each other beautifully.
@CanadianOpera Posa & Don Carlo #bromance — Gianmarco Segato (@ducadiposa) February 8, 2014
@CanadianOpera Posa & Don Carlo #bromance
@CanadianOpera Don Giovanni and All the ladies. — Philip Kalmanovitch (@pkalmanovitch) February 7, 2014
@CanadianOpera Don Giovanni and All the ladies.
@CanadianOpera hello! Dyer and his wife from Die Frau ohne Schatten! Most realistic married couple! — angel azzarra (@angelazzarra) February 11, 2014
@CanadianOpera hello! Dyer and his wife from Die Frau ohne Schatten! Most realistic married couple!
@canadianopera #ParlandoAsks definitely Leporello and Don Giovanni! — Schmopera (@Schmopera) February 11, 2014
@canadianopera #ParlandoAsks definitely Leporello and Don Giovanni!
@CanadianOpera Colline and his coat...the real tragedy in Boheme — Dylan Hayden (@Dylanhayden) February 11, 2014
@CanadianOpera Colline and his coat...the real tragedy in Boheme
Don't forget, if you join us before, during and after A Masked Ball on Friday, February 14, you can also purchase a unique one-of-a-kind piece of jewellery at our Opera Shop trunk show with jeweller P.J. Bundy! View the poster here.
Photo credit: (top) Melanie Diener as Isolde and Ben Heppner as Tristan in the Canadian Opera Company's 2013 production of Tristan und Isolde; (middle) Jon-Paul Décosse as Smirnov and Lauren Segal as Popova in the COC's Ensemble Studio production of The Bear/Swoon, 2006; (middle) Brett Polegato as Eugene Onegin and Giselle Allen as Tatyana in the COC's production of Eugene Onegin, 2008. (bottom) (l-r) Joshua Hopkins as Marcello, Dimitri Pittas as Rodolfo, Christian Van Horn as Colline and Phillip Addis as Schaunard in the COC's production of La Bohème, 2013. Photos by Michael Cooper
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If you enjoyed the mainstage production of the Canadian Opera Company's Così fan tutte, or want to catch a sneak preview of the extraordinary talent on display, February is the month to head on down to the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre. Hear three renowned artists from the mainstage cast of Così fan tutte in an intimate concert setting and all for free!
Tuesday, February 4, 2014 - 12 p.m. - Tracy Dahl - Songs from the Heart Acclaimed Canadian coloratura soprano Tracy Dahl kicks off a Così-packed month with pianist Liz Upchurch. Acclaimed for her remarkable agility, clarity and a sound "filled with sunshine, rainbows and laser light" (Opera magazine), Tracy is our Despina in Così. She performs a selection of songs by Purcell, Debussy, R. Strauss, Greer and Hoiby. Hear her perform in the recording below.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014 - 12 p.m. - Paul Appleby - The Art of Song A recent graduate of the Metropolitan Opera's Lindemann Young Artist Program and one of the most inspiring new voices of his generation, tenor Paul Appleby (Ferrando in Così fan tutte) performs a selection of German and American art songs by Schubert, Schumann, John Harbison and John Musto. In the video below, he takes on "Il mio tesoro" from Don Giovanni.
Thursday, February 13, 2014 - 12 p.m. - Sir Thomas Allen - Songs of the Sea Internationally acclaimed English baritone Sir Thomas Allen, Così's wily Don Alfonso, takes us on a musical journey to the seaside. He teams up with pianist Rachel Andrist in a bittersweet program of folk songs, art songs and arias, including works by Haydn, Schubert and Britten. Catch a preview with his recording of Haydn's "Sailor's Song."
But that's not all! Check out the array of dance, jazz and chamber music performances this month as well. You can learn about the rest of our free concerts in February here.
Let us know which performances you're looking forward to in the comments or on our Facebook page.
Credits: (from top) Tracy Dahl as Despina and Sir Thomas Allen as Don Alfonso in the COC's new production of Così fan tutte. Photo: Michael Cooper; Tracy Dahl. Photo: Kevin Clark; Paul Appleby. Photo: Ken Howard; Sir Thomas Allen. Photo: Sussie Ahlburg
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