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Contemporary folk music
|Contemporary folk music
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Contemporary folk music refers to a wide variety of genres that emerged in the early 20th century which were associated with traditional folk music. Starting in the mid-20th century a new form of popular folk music evolved from traditional folk music. This process and period is called the (second) folk revival and reached a zenith in the 1960s. The most common name for this new form of music is also "folk music", but is often called "contemporary folk music" or "folk revival music" to make the distinction.[1] This type of folk music also includes fusion genres such as folk rock, electric folk, and others. While contemporary folk music is a genre generally distinct from traditional folk music, it often shares the same English name, performers and venues as traditional folk music; even individual songs may be a blend of the two.
While the Romantic nationalism of the folk revival had its greatest influence on art-music, the "second folk revival" of the later 20th century brought a new genre of popular music with artists marketed through concerts, recordings and broadcasting. One of the earliest figures in this revival was Woody Guthrie, who sang traditional songs in the 1930s and 1940s as well as composing his own. In the United Kingdom, the folk revival fostered a generation of singer-songwriters such as Donovan, who achieved initial prominence in the 1960s. The folk revival spawned Canada's first true wave of internationally successful artists such as Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, and Buffy Sainte-Marie.
Major performers who emerged from the 1940s to the early 1960s included Woody Guthrie, Pete Seeger, Joan Baez, and Bob Dylan. The mid-1960s through the early 1970s was associated with large musical, political, lifestyle, and counterculture changes. Folk music underwent a related rapid evolution, expansion and diversification at that same time. Major changes occurred through the evolution of established performers such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, The Seekers and Peter Paul and Mary, and also through the creation of new fusion genres with rock and pop. During this period, the term "protest music" was often used to characterize folk music with topical political themes. The Canadian performers Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Bruce Cockburn and Joni Mitchell represented such fusions and enjoyed great popularity in the U.S.. The late 1960s saw the advent of electric folk groups, a form of folk rock. Starting in the 1970s folk music was fueled by new singer-songwriters such as Joni Mitchell and John Denver.
Other subgenres of folk include anti folk, folk punk (e.g., the Irish band The Pogues in the 1980s), Indie folk, Techno-folk, Freak folk and Americana and fusion genres such as folk metal, progressive folk, psychedelic folk, and neofolk.
Definitions of "contemporary folk music" are generally vague and variable. Here it is taken to mean all music that is called folk that is not traditional music, a set of genres that began with and then evolved from the folk revival of the mid-20th century. According to Hugh Blumenfeld, for the American folk scene, in general it is:
- "Anglo-American, embracing acoustic and/or tradition-based music from the U.K. and the United States.
- Mainly European in its musical origins and linguistically predominantly English-based.
- The few exceptions to this model are derived mainly from prevailing political/historical conditions in the Anglo-American world and the demographics of folk fans: Celtic music, blues, some Central and South American music, Native American music, and Klezmer."[2] This is the common use of the term "contemporary folk music", but is not the only case of evolution of new forms from traditional ones. Nueva canción, a similar evolution of a new form of socially committed music, occurred in several Spanish-speaking countries, for example.
Contemporary country music descends ultimately from a rural American folk tradition but has evolved differently. Bluegrass music is a professional development of American old time music, intermixed with blues and jazz.
Folk revival of the mid-20th century in the English-speaking countries[edit]
While the Romantic nationalism of the folk revival had its greatest influence on art-music, the "second folk revival" of the later 20th century brought a new genre of popular music with artists marketed through concerts, recordings and broadcasting. This is the genre that remains as "contemporary folk music" even when traditional music is considered to be a separate genre. One of the earliest figures in this revival was Woody Guthrie, who sang traditional songs in the 1930s and 1940s as well as composing his own. Among Guthrie's friends and followers as a collector, performer, and composer was Pete Seeger.
In the 1930s, Jimmie Rodgers, in the 1940s Burl Ives, in the early 1950s Seeger's group The Weavers and Harry Belafonte, and in the late 1950s The Kingston Trio as well as other professional, commercial groups became popular. In 1963–1964, the ABC television network aired the Hootenanny television series devoted to this brand of folk music and also published the associated magazine ABC-TV Hootenanny. Starting in 1950, the Sing Out!, Broadside, and The Little Sandy Review magazines helped spread both traditional and composed songs, as did folk-revival-oriented record companies.
In the United Kingdom, the folk revival fostered young artists like The Watersons, Martin Carthy and Roy Bailey and a generation of singer-songwriters such as Bert Jansch, Ralph McTell, Donovan and Roy Harper; all seven achieved initial prominence in the 1960s. Bob Dylan, Paul Simon and Tom Paxton visited Britain for some time in the early 1960s, the first two especially making later use of the traditional English material they heard.
In 1950, prominent American folklorist and collector of traditional songs Alan Lomax came to Britain and met A. L. 'Bert' Lloyd and Ewan MacColl, a meeting credited as inaugurating the second British folk revival. In London, the colleagues opened The Ballads and Blues Club, eventually renamed the Singers' Club, possibly the first folk club in the UK; it closed in 1991. As the 1950s progressed into the 1960s, the folk revival movement gathered momentum in both Britain and America.
In much of rural Canada, traditional and country-folk music were the predominant styles of music until the 1950s, ahead even of the globally popular jazz and swing. Traditional folk took this predominance into early Canadian television with many country-themed shows on its early airwaves. All Around the Circle (1964–1975) showcased the traditional Irish- and English-derived music of Newfoundland, for example. But by far the most important of these was Don Messer's Jubilee (1957–1973), which helped to bridge the gap between rural country-folk and the folk revival that was emerging from urban coffee shops and folk clubs. The show helped to launch the careers of country-folk singers Stompin' Tom Connors and Catherine McKinnon.
The folk revival spawned Canada's first true wave of internationally successful artists such as Ian & Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, and Buffy Sainte-Marie. At the same time, Quebec folk singer-songwriters like Gilles Vigneault and groups such as La Bottine Souriante were doing the same in the French-speaking world. English-speaking Canadian folk artists tended to move the United States to pursue larger audiences until the introduction of so-called "Canadian content" rules for radio and television in the 1970s. At the same time, Canadian folk music became more formalized and commercialized with the rise of specialized folk festivals (beginning with the Miramichi Folksong Festival in 1958), increased radio airplay on rock, pop, and easy listening radio stations, the introduction of the Juno Award for Folk Artist of the Year in 1971, and even an academic journal the Canadian Folk Music Journal in 1973. The mid- and late 1960s saw fusion forms of folk (such as folk rock) achieve prominence never before seen by folk music, but the early 1960s were perhaps the zenith of non-fusion folk music prominence in the music scene.
According to some,[who?] during the Depression, folk music reflected social realities of poverty and disempowerment of common people through vernacularized lyrics expressing the harsh realities of hard times and poverty. Often newly composed songs in traditional style by writers like Guthrie also featured a humorous and satirical tone. Most of the audience for folk music in those years were part of the working class, and many of these songs expressed resistance to the social order and an anger towards the government.[3]
Major folk music performers who emerged during the 1940s, 1950s and early 1960s[edit]
These include the following:
- Woody Guthrie (1912 –1967) was an American singer-songwriter and folk musician, whose musical legacy includes hundreds of political, traditional and children's songs, ballads and improvised works.[4] He frequently performed with the slogan This Machine Kills Fascists displayed on his guitar. His best-known song is "This Land Is Your Land". Many of his recorded songs are archived in the Library of Congress.[5] In the 1930s Guthrie traveled with migrant workers from Oklahoma to California while learning, rewriting, and performing traditional folk and blues songs along the way. Many the songs he composed were about his experiences in the Dust Bowl era during the Great Depression, earning him the nickname the "Dust Bowl Balladeer".[6] Throughout his life, Guthrie was associated with United States communist groups, though he was never formally joined the Party.[7] Guthrie fathered American folk musician Arlo Guthrie. During his later years Guthrie served as a figurehead in the folk movement, providing inspiration to a generation of new folk musicians, including mentor relationships with Ramblin' Jack Elliott and Bob Dylan. Such songwriters as Bob Dylan, Phil Ochs, Bruce Springsteen, Pete Seeger, Joe Strummer and Tom Paxton have acknowledged their debt to Guthrie as an influence.
- The Almanac Singers Almanac members Millard Lampell, Lee Hays, Pete Seeger, and Woody Guthrie began playing together informally in 1940; the Almanac Singers were formed in December 1940.[7] They invented a driving, energetic performing style, based on what they felt was the best of American country string band music, black and white. They evolved towards controversial topical music. Two of the regular members of the group, Pete Seeger and Lee Hays, later became founding members of The Weavers.
- Burl Ives - as a youth, Ives dropped out of college to travel around as an itinerant singer during the early 1930s, earning his way by doing odd jobs and playing his banjo and guitar. In 1930, he had a brief, local radio career on WBOW radio in Terre Haute, Indiana, and in the 1940s he had his own radio show, titled The Wayfaring Stranger, titled after one of the popular ballads he sang. The show was very popular, and in 1946 Ives was cast as a singing cowboy in the film Smoky. Ives went on to play parts in other popular film as well. His first book, The Wayfaring Stranger, was published in 1948.[8]
- Pete Seeger had met and been influenced by many important folk musicians (and singer-songwriters with folk roots), especially Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly.[4] Seeger had labor movement involvements, and he met Guthrie at a "Grapes of Wrath" migrant workers' concert on March 3, 1940, and the two thereafter began a musical collaboration (which included the Almanac Singers) and then formed The Weavers. As a songwriter, Seeger authored or co-authored "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?", "If I Had a Hammer (The Hammer Song)", (composed with Lee Hays of The Weavers), and "Turn, Turn, Turn!", all three of which have been recorded by many artists both in and outside the folk revival movement and are still sung throughout the world. In 1948, Seeger wrote the first version of his now-classic How to Play the Five-String Banjo, an instructional book that many banjo players credit with starting them off on the instrument. He has recorded, sung, and performed for more than seventy years and has become the most powerful force in the American folk revival after Guthrie.[9]
- The Weavers were formed in 1947 by Pete Seeger, Ronnie Gilbert, Lee Hays, and Fred Hellerman. After they debuted at the Village Vanguard in New York in 1948, they were then discovered by arranger Gordon Jenkins and signed with Decca Records, releasing a series of successful but heavily orchestrated single songs.[10] The group's political associations in the era of the Red Scare forced them to break up in 1952; they re-formed in 1955 with a series of successful concerts and album recordings on Vanguard Records. A fifth member, Erik Darling, sometimes sat in with the group when Seeger was unavailable and ultimately replaced Seeger in The Weavers when the latter resigned from the quartet in a dispute about its commercialism in general and its specific agreement to record a cigarette commercial.[11]
- Harry Belafonte, another influential performer,[4] started his career as a club singer in New York to pay for his acting classes. In 1952, he signed a contract with RCA Victor and released his first record album, Mark Twain and Other Folk Favorites. His breakthrough album Calypso (1956) was the first LP to sell over a million copies. The album spent 31 weeks at number one, 58 weeks in the top ten, and 99 weeks on the US charts. It introduced American audiences to Calypso music and Belafonte was dubbed the "King of Calypso." Belafonte went on to record in many genres, including blues, American folk, gospel, and more. In 1959, he starred in Tonight With Belafonte a nationally televised special that introduced Odetta in her debut to a prime time audience. She sang Water Boy and performed a duet with Belafonte of There's a Hole in My Bucket that hit the national charts in 1961.[12]
- Odetta - In 1953 singers Odetta and Larry Mohr recorded an LP that was released in 1954 as Odetta and Larry, an album that was partially recorded live at San Francisco's Tin Angel bar. Odetta enjoyed a long and respected career with a repertoire of traditional songs and blues until her death in 2009.[12]
- The Kingston Trio was formed in 1957 in the Palo Alto, California area by Bob Shane, Nick Reynolds, and Dave Guard, who were just out of college. They were greatly influenced by the Weavers, the calypso sounds of Belafonte, and other semi-pop folk artists such as the Gateway Singers[4] and The Tarriers. The unprecedented popularity and album sales of this group from 1957 to 1963 (including fourteen top ten and five number one LPs on the Billboard charts[13]) was a significant factor in creating a commercial and mainstream audience for folk-styled music where little had existed prior to their emergence.[14] The Kingston Trio's success was followed by other highly successful pop-folk acts, such as The Limeliters.
- The Limeliters are an American folk music group, formed in July 1959 by Lou Gottlieb (bass), Alex Hassilev (baritone), and Glenn Yarbrough (tenor).[15] The group was active from 1959 until 1965, when they disbanded. After a hiatus of sixteen years Yarbrough, Hassilev, and Gottlieb reunited and began performing as The Limeliters again.
- Joan Baez's career began in 1958 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where at 17 she gave her first coffee-house concert. She was invited to perform at the premiere Newport Folk Festival in 1959 by pop folk star Bob Gibson,[15] after which Baez was sometimes called "the barefoot Madonna", gaining renown for her clear voice and three-octave range. She recorded her first album for a Vanguard Records the following year – a collection of laments and traditional folk ballads from the British Isles, accompanying the songs with guitar. Her second LP release went gold, as did her next (live) albums. One record featured her rendition of a song by the then-unknown Bob Dylan. In the early 1960s, Baez moved into the forefront of the American folk-music revival. Increasingly, her personal convictions – peace, social justice, anti-poverty – were reflected in the topical songs that made up a growing portion of her repertoire, to the point that Baez became a symbol for these particular concerns.
- The Chad Mitchell Trio began in 1959 and emerged in the early 1960s. The group performed a mix of creatively arranged traditional songs and contemporary numbers that frequently included satiric and political overtones.
- The Highwaymen were an early 1960s "collegiate folk" group that originated at Wesleyan University and had a Billboard number-one hit in 1961 with "Michael", a version of the African-American spiritual Michael, Row the Boat Ashore, and another Top 20 hit in 1962 with "Cottonfields". "Michael" sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold record.[16][17]
- The New Christy Minstrels are a folk music group founded by Randy Sparks in 1961.[18] They recorded over 20 albums and had several hits, including "Green, Green", "Saturday Night", "Today", "Denver", and "This Land is Your Land". Their 1962 debut album, Presenting The New Christy Minstrels won a Grammy Award and sat in the Billboard charts for two years.[19]
- The Rooftop Singers were an American progressive folk singing trio in the early 1960s, best known for the hit record "Walk Right In".
- The Serendipity Singers was a nine-member group that started at the University of Colorado and became known nationally in 1964 for a heavily pop-inflected approach to folk music.
- Bob Dylan often performed and sometimes toured with Joan Baez, starting when she was a singer of mostly traditional songs. As Baez adopted some of Dylan's songs into her repertoire and even introduced Dylan to her avid audiences, a large following on the folk circuit, it helped the young songwriter to gain initial recognition. By the time Dylan recorded his first LP (1962) he had developed a style reminiscent of Woody Guthrie.[20] He began to write songs that captured the "progressive" mood on the college campuses and in the coffee houses. Though by 1964 there were many new guitar-playing singer/songwriters, it is arguable that Dylan eventually became the most popular of these younger folk-music-revival performers.
- Peter, Paul and Mary debuted in the early 1960s and were an American trio who ultimately became one of the biggest musical acts of the 1960s. The trio was composed of Peter Yarrow, Paul Stookey and Mary Travers. They were one of the main folk music torchbearers of social commentary music in the 1960s.[15] As the decade passed, their music incorporated more elements of pop and rock.
- Judy Collins debuted in the early 1960s. At first, she sang traditional folk songs or songs written by others – in particular the protest songwriters of the time, such as Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, and Bob Dylan. She also recorded her own versions of important songs from the period, such as Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man", Pete Seeger's "Turn, Turn, Turn" and Eric Andersen's "Thirsty Boots".
- The Seekers, an Australian folk and pop music group, were formed in 1962. They moved to the UK in 1963 and blended traditional music, contemporary folk music and pop, an illustration of the rapid evolution and diversification of the genre. The Seekers enjoyed great popularity in the English-speaking world with hit songs like "I Know I'll Never Find Another You", "A World Of Our Own," and "Georgy Girl".
- Canada's duo of Ian Tyson and Sylvia Fricker, performing as Ian & Sylvia, released their first album in 1963. The duo featured a creative mix of traditional American and Canadian folk songs in both English and French as well as contemporary singer-songwriter compositions by Dylan and Paxton, and numbers that they themselves composed like "Four Strong Winds" and "Someday Soon" by Tyson and "You Were On My Mind" by Fricker.
The mid-1960s through the early 1970s[edit]
The large musical, political, lifestyle, and counterculture changes most associated with "the 60s" occurred during the second half of the decade and the first year or two of the 1970s. Folk music underwent a related rapid evolution, expansion and diversification at that same time. Major changes occurred through the evolution of established performers such as Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, The Seekers and Peter Paul and Mary, and also through the creation of new fusion genres with rock and pop. Much of this evolution began in the early 1960s and emerged into prominence in the mid and late 1960's. One performance "crucible" for this evolution was Greenwich Village New York. Dylan's use of electric instruments helped inaugurate the genres of folk rock and country rock, particularly by his album John Wesley Harding.[21][22]
These changes represented a further departure from traditional folk music. The Byrds with hits such as Seeger's "Turn! Turn! Turn!" were emblematic of a new term folk rock. Barry McGuire left The New Christy Minstrels and recorded "Eve of Destruction" in 1965.[23] Other performers such as Simon & Garfunkel and The Mamas & the Papas created new, hard-to-classify music that was folk-inflected and often included in discussions of folk rock.[21][24]
During this period, the term "protest music" was often used to characterize folk music with topical political themes. Folk singers and songwriters such as Phil Ochs, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Arlo Guthrie and Tom Paxton followed in Woody Guthrie's footsteps, writing "protest music" and topical songs and expressing support for various causes including the American Civil Rights Movement and anti-war causes associated with the Vietnam War.[25] A number of performers who had begun their careers singing largely traditional material, as typified by Baez and Collins, began to write their own material.
The Canadian performers Gordon Lightfoot, Leonard Cohen, Bruce Cockburn and Joni Mitchell represented such fusions and enjoyed great popularity in the U.S.; all four were eventually invested with the Order of Canada. Many of the acid rock bands of San Francisco began by playing acoustic folk and blues. The Smothers Brothers television shows featured many folk performers, including the formerly blacklisted Pete Seeger.[26]
Bonnie Koloc is a Chicago-based American folk music singer-songwriter who made her recording debut in 1971, three years after several popular recordings by Melanie, who had released her first album in 1968 with a folk/pop blend.
The late 1960s saw the advent of electric folk groups. This is a form of folk rock, with a focus on indigenous (European, and, emblematically, English) songs. A key electric folk moment was the release of Fairport Convention's album Liege and Lief. Guitarist Richard Thompson declared that the music of the band demanded a corresponding "English Electric" style, while bassist Ashley Hutchings formed Steeleye Span to pursue a more traditional repertoire performed in the electric folk style. Following his own departure from the group, Thompson and his wife Linda released six critically acclaimed albums as a duo which integrated the electric folk style with folk rock and art rock. Exponents of electric folk music such as Fairport Convention, Pentangle, Alan Stivell and Mr. Fox saw electrification of traditional musical forms as a means to reach a far wider audience.
Mid-1970s through present day[edit]
Starting in the 1970s folk music was fueled by new singer-songwriters such as Steve Goodman, John Prine, Emmylou Harris, Joni Mitchell, John Denver, and many more. In the British Isles, The Pogues in the early 1980s and Ireland's The Corrs in the 1990s brought traditional tunes back into the album charts. The Corrs were active from 1990 to 2006 and performed Celtic and pop music, and created a blend of the two. Carrie Newcomer emerged with Stone Soup in 1984 and has been performing individually since 1991.
Malicorne, a French electric folk group emerged in 1973, starting with traditional music and then later blended it with pop. Canadian Stan Rogers wrote and performed folk music with strong historical and nautical themes, emerging in 1976. Si Kahn[who?] emerged in 1974 at the more political and topical end of the folk music spectrum.
In the 1980s, the Washington Squares played "throwback" folk music. Suzanne Vega performed folk an folk-oriented pop music. The Knitters propagated cowpunk or folk punk, which eventually evolved into alt country. More recently the same spirit has been embraced and expanded on by artists such as Dave Alvin, Miranda Stone and Steve Earle.
In the second half of the 1990s, once more, folk music made an impact on the mainstream music via a younger generation of artists such as Eliza Carthy, Kate Rusby and Spiers and Boden. Canada's biggest-selling folk group of the 1990s and 2000s was the Celtic, rock-tinged Great Big Sea from Newfoundland, who have had four albums certified platinum in Canada as of 2013, and one, Up from 1995, that went 4 times platinum.[citation needed]
Hard rock and heavy metal bands such as Korpiklaani, Skyclad, Waylander, Ensiferum and Finntroll meld elements from a wide variety of traditions, including in many cases instruments such as fiddles, tin whistles, accordions and bagpipes. Folk metal often favours pagan-inspired themes.
Viking metal is defined in its folk stance, incorporating folk interludes into albums (e.g., Bergtatt and Kveldssanger, the first two albums by once-folk metal, now-experimental band Ulver). Mumford & Sons a folk rock and indie folk band was formed in 2007 and achieved prominence in 2010. Shenandoah Run formed in 2011 to bring contemporary American folk music of the 1960s to modern listeners.[27]
Specialty subgenres[edit]
Filk music can be considered folk music stylistically and culturally (though the 'community' it arose from, science fiction fandom, is an unusual and thoroughly modern one).[28] Neofolk began in the 1980s, fusing traditional European folk music with post-industrial music, historical topics, philosophical commentary, traditional songs and paganism. The genre is largely European.
Anti folk began in New York City in the 1980s. Folk punk, known in its early days as rogue folk, is a fusion of folk music and punk rock. It was pioneered by the London-based Irish band The Pogues in the 1980s. Industrial folk music is a characterization of folk music normally referred to under other genres, and covers music of or about industrial environments and topics, including related protest music.
Other subgenres include Indie folk, Techno-folk, Freak folk and Americana and fusion genres such as folk metal, progressive folk, psychedelic folk, and neofolk.
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1 in 4 deer in Iowa, western Dane counties has chronic wasting disease
Chronic wasting disease continues to spread in western Dane and Iowa counties, where about 1 in 4 male adult deer is believed to have the fatal deer malady.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reported on Tuesday a prevalence rate of nearly 25% in adult male deer based on 2013 test results in a management zone where the disease was first detected more than a decade ago.
That's more than double the figure of 2002, when 8% to 10% of adult males had the disease, according to the agency.
By contrast, the prevalence of the disease is much lower in northern Illinois, where targeted sharpshooting has been used by Illinois wildlife officials since 2002. The prevalence rate is under 1% in Illinois' 12-county CWD area.
A year ago, the DNR reported a prevalence rate in the zone west of Madison was more than 20% in adult males. The agency cautioned against making year-to-year comparisons because sampling isn't uniform between years.
But the long-term trend is clear: The rate of infection is rising, the prevalence is higher among male deer than female deer and it's higher among adults than yearlings, according to conservation officials.
Tamara Ryan, chief of wildlife health at the DNR, said it's difficult to say what will happen in the coming years. But she noted the region has more deer than its carrying capacity and the disease spreads via contact between deer.
Chronic wasting disease is a nervous system disorder in deer, elk and moose and belongs to a family of prion diseases known as transmissible spongiform encephalopathy. It's believed to spread by contact between animals — the saliva, urine and feces of infected deer — and indirectly from a disease-contaminated environment, such as soil.
In addition to the situation with adult males, the DNR reported a prevalence rate of about 10% among adult females, compared with 3% to 4% in 2002.
Among male yearlings, the rate is about 7%, compared with about 2% in 2002.
Among female yearlings, the rate is about 6%, compared with about 2% in 2002.
"Those numbers are exactly what we have seen in the past," said Bryan Richards, CWD project leader for the National Wildlife Health Center in Madison, which is part of the U.S. Geological Survey.
In one area, in Wyoming Valley, south of Spring Green, the infection rate among male adults was more than 30% in 2012 — a year earlier than the latest results.
David Clausen of Amery, a veterinarian who served on the Natural Resources Board until last year, is a proponent of the DNR taking a more aggressive role in trying to control CWD.
Clausen expects the prevalence of the disease to increase and spread if "people choose to ignore reality," he said, and continue to balk at measures to reduce deer numbers to help control the disease.
The disease has been found in 18 counties of Wisconsin but is concentrated in two zones — the area west of Madison and another in Rock and Walworth counties and northern Illinois.
Chronic wasting disease was detected for the first time in 2002 in Wisconsin; it was first found in captive mule deer in Wyoming in the 1960s.
The discovery, a watershed moment in Wisconsin conservation, prompted the DNR to take aggressive action by using sharpshooters and longer hunting seasons.
In 2007, the DNR defended the use of sharpshooters as an "efficient and effective tool in reducing deer numbers and removing diseased deer," because the shooters were killing more antlerless deer than hunters were.
Between 2002 and 2011, the DNR spent more than $45 million to manage the disease, with much of the money coming from the federal government.
But the sharpshooting and longer seasons met with strong public objections and reluctance of hunters to kill more deer. Meanwhile, the disease was popping up in new areas.
That prompted the DNR and the Legislature to curtail some control tactics. Sharpshooting was eliminated. So was an early season on antlerless deer. The Legislature eliminated a program known as "Earn a Buck," which required hunters to kill an antlerless deer before earning the right to shoot a buck.
Ryan called the DNR's role a "balancing act," between biological considerations and social and political pressures.
"Right now, while there are people concerned (about the spread of CWD), there isn't support for the action to really make a difference," she said.
Starting this year, new rules approved by the Wisconsin Legislature that grew out of a report from a governor-appointed deer trustee include the creation of county deer committees. The deer panels give the DNR flexibility to work locally on deer management and disease surveillance.
"The future of how the DNR is going to contend with CWD will come out of these committees," Ryan said.


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I don't find them attractive. Can I choose one I like design wise?
I like Alder's design but not his sprite. Same with Skyla, nice design dumb sprite. He's just so sagely. Alternatively I think Ghetsis looks dumb.
Oh, and I like Whitney & Blue's design. Seems simple.
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Wow, are you seriously trolling or is your attitude really this bad? The key point is that you calling others pathetic because they think video game characters are attractive when you're a huge nerd yourself. Nerds calling others nerds, it doesn't work, especially when you're a larger one.
First of all, as I already said once, I can call anyone anything I want, as long as it's within the rules. Though, I'm not a nerd. I rarely game anymore. I don't own any actual consoles or handhelds. I don't have a WoW subscription, and never have. I don't go to video game conventions. I don't talk about video games all day, every day.
I didn't say sex isn't cool. I said it doesn't make you cool. Sex is just another thing. It's not something to brag about. I also have plenty of friends. More than I need, actually. Friends complicate things, and sometimes annoy me, so having too many is bad.
I don't even know what the hell you mean in your second paragraph. Fantasizing about video game characters is lame, no matter how or when you do it. Oh, and as I said many posts ago, I'm gay, so I'm obviously not attracted to females.
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sinfulGrimoire posted...squdgy posted...Oh look, it's that guy no one likes.
Is -what- why I'm celibate? I'm celibate because sex is overrated and I'm not interested in having it. Why do you care so much about my choices and personal preferences anyway? Do they somehow impact your life? No? Ok then. Get over it.
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Yeah ok nerd. None of that sticks with the evidence, and that evidence is you've spent over 1000 days on an internet message board. Lol @ sex being something to brag about. I guess you missed where I said I was in an relationship. But I can see you're just incredibly antisocial.
Also thanks for having this conversation with me. It made clear that nobody should take your posts seriously. I couldn't care less if some antisocial internet hipster thinks I'm lame or not and neither should anyone else.
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sinfulGrimoire posted...
. Why do you care so much about my choices and personal preferences anyway? Do they somehow impact your life? No? Ok then. Get over it.
Oh the hypocritical irony
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squdgy posted...sinfulGrimoire posted...squdgy posted...Oh look, it's that guy no one likes.
They impact a lot of people when they see you blathering on on a public message board, berating and even wishing death (in another topic) towards people who you don't agree with.
Grow up. And not caring about what people think about you is definitely not normal. If you genuinely don't care at all about how you are perceived by others, that's even a bit sociopathic.
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"Other than that, I was really happy with how the first team offense played."
For the day, Osweiler completed 11 of his 16 pass attempts for 144 yards and one touchdown, a 14-yard pass to George Bell. The starting unit experienced the kind of success against the stout Sun Devil defense that they hadn't seen in a while. It was just the kind of improvement fans, coaches and players were hoping to see with less than two weeks until the season opener.
"From the first practice to now, I wouldn't say that our timing has changed or anything like that, but it's just the little things," commented Osweiler. "The receivers are understanding where they've got to bend on certain routes. The running backs are seeing the holes that they've got on the cut backs. The offensive line is picking up gains and stunts now."
"So I think we've progressed really well this Fall camp," he continued. "We've gotten better every single day, which is essentially our goal."
Much of the Sun Devil offensive success can be attributed to the offensive line, which turned in one of its better performances of the Fall so far. Improved pass protection, along with gaping holes along the line of scrimmage allowed Osweiler and his teammates to gash the defense, en route to a 29-10 win for the Maroon Team.
"I thought Kyle Middlebrooks had a great day, along with the offensive line," remarked Osweiler. "The offensive line played great. The defense brought a couple blitzes, they picked them up, and we got a couple big plays down field. And they opened up a lot of lanes for the running backs."
With most of the player positions settled for the upcoming season, the only battle for fans and coaches to follow seems to be for Osweiler's backup position, between sophomore Taylor Kelly and freshman Mike Bercovici.
While Bercovici started the morning with the 2nd team offense, it was Kelley who appeared to have the better day, completing all three of his passes for 78 yards and touchdown to Kevin Ozier. Osweiler though said after the scrimmage that he thinks both players have room for improvement, while also remaining confident in them both.
"I think the backups need to pick it up a little but they will," stated Osweiler. "They got a lot of reps today and that was kind of the first time this while Fall camp. But they showed good things too. I'm happy with where we're at right now."
For the junior, having now nearly completed his second camp now as the starting quarterback of the Sun Devils, he feels that his overall play and understanding of the offense has progressed and that he's comfortable taking the team into the season.
"I've gotten better, as far as understanding our concepts of our routes and where the ball needs to go on certain downs and distances," he stated. "I need to continue to get better throughout the practices and the season, and whatnot.
"But I'm pretty comfortable with where I'm at right now," added Osweiler. "I think I've just got to play within myself and be smart with the football and get it to our playmakers and we'll be okay."
Heading into the 2011 season, many media members have been quick to point out that Osweiler only has two career starts under his belt, and that his inexperience may make it difficult for the Sun Devils to achieve some of the lofty expectations that have been set for them this season. Osweiler though says he doesn't see it that way, and credits the staff and his teammates for preparing him for the opportunity ahead.
"Obviously it's different than high school, but I did it on a week to week basis there for three years," said Osweiler. "There are plenty of guys around me - Steven Threet, Taylor Mazzone, and Coach Mazzone - to mentor me along the way; to help me do the right things to prepare for each game.
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Competency-based education is gaining momentum nationwide -- tying students' grades to "competencies" in certain core skills, such as writing and math, to creative problem-solving, rather than typical measures of areas including timely homework and extra credit. In New Hampshire, considered a pioneer of the method, English teacher Aaron Wiles said teachers are able to personalize instruction and give more targeted assistance when it is needed, an approach that aims to prepare students for college and careers.
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The struggle for America is financed by the most successful people in the country, working through some of the most worried.
Occupy Wall Street, and its campout demonstrations by underemployed Americans, is backed by labor unions and armed with share-the-wealth ideas from the liberal-advocacy groups financed by George Soros, the currency speculator who ranks high on the new Forbes magazine list of the richest Americans.
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Police Investigate ATM Explosion In Strawberry MansionPolice say the explosion happened in front of a barber shop.
2 People Hospitalized After Shooting Near North Philly SchoolThe William Dick school at 24th and Diamond Streets was placed on lockdown as a result of the shooting.
Volunteers Help Revitalize School In Strawberry MansionWhen the elementary students at Ethel Allen Promise Academy in the Strawberry Mansion section of the city go back to school on Monday, they may be wondering if their in the right place.
Police: Stray Bullet Goes Through Window, Grazes Man In The HeadAccording to Philadelphia Police, a man was struck by a stray bullet on Friday night in the city's Strawberry Mansion area.
Heroic 9-Year-Old Gets Bitten By Dog In Attempt To Save Big SisterWe are now learning more about some terrifying moments for two children being chased by a dog in strawberry mansion.
Authorities Investigate Homicide In Strawberry MansionPhiladelphia police are investigating after a 36-year-old male is dead after being shot multiple times while inside a vehicle.
New Solar Garden Coming To Strawberry MansionA garden plot across the street from Strawberry Mansion High School in Philadelphia is getting a high-tech greenhouse powered by the sun.
Philly Breaks Out Brooms, Paintbrushes For Annual Spring Clean UpThousands turned out for the 9th annual Philly Spring Clean Up on Saturday.
Philly Police Search For Missing TeenPhiladelphia police are looking for 14-year-old Betty Simmons-Harris.
Two Arrests In Murder Of 16-Year-Old Killed While Riding Bike In Strawberry MansionPolice have made two arrests in the murder of 16-year-old Saleem West.
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David J. Mack Jr. turned 85 on Tuesday, and most folks would consider it a wonderful Christmas gift to look half as good at any age.
Mack has spent all of his many years in Charleston, most of them as an educator. He was the first black area superintendent of schools in the city, the first black principal at Rivers High School and a pioneer in adult education.
Before all that, and following a tour of duty in Korea, he was a teacher and administrator in the district for 20 years. And he married a teacher. (State Rep. David J. Mack III is their son).
Bottom line, Mack knows something about schooling.
And frankly, he says, we are doing a lot of things wrong these days.
Amen to that.
Mack was never afraid to express his opinions when he was an education leader, but now he's retired - and that is a blessedly freeing thing.
School officials would do well to listen to him because David J. Mack Jr. is living proof that the younger generation could learn something from their elders.
Too many tests
Mack says today's kids are getting a good basic education.
Emphasis on basic.
They get the basics because that's what's on all those standardized tests that schools spend an inordinate amount of time preparing for these days. School officials may not like it, but those are their marching orders. They drill this information into young minds, make students memorize it, then test them on it.
And most kids soon forget it.
"The thing that's missing today is critical thinking," Mack says. "They are not getting that."
Students are not being challenged enough. The basics don't cut it in today's world, they will not prepare anyone for the highly technical jobs out there today.
"You can teach them chopsticks, but if they learn chopsticks that doesn't mean they can go to college and play the Warsaw Concerto," he says.
Mack says if you challenge students, make them think for themselves, the basics will take care of themselves.
He's absolutely right. He knows because he lived it.
But those standardized tests, which measure school districts against one another, might suffer as a result of such old-school thinking. Not everyone learns the same, or at the same rate. Standardization does not take that into account.
It's not fair to students, but that's the way it is.
Today, school boards don't want to take that chance. If the district's test scores fall, it looks like school officials aren't doing their jobs, and it hurts them at the polls.
So, as usual, everything comes down to politics.
And, take it from the Greatest Generation, all this is hurting the next generation.
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If you think that's controversial, you haven't heard anything.
Mack says there's too much mingling of the education and justice systems. Police never came to his schools unless he called them because back then children were kept in line much better.
If he ever called the cops, the student knew he'd messed up bad. Today, kids barely know how to interact with adults. In Mack's day, teachers corrected kids who were wrong, who spoke incorrectly. They prepared them for life - something far too many people avoid these days.
And Mack did all this during the turbulent times when South Carolina was still struggling with integration.
So how did they do this? Well, they knew all the kids, learned which ones needed extra help. School personnel knew the kids' parents, their ministers, the leaders of their community. Teachers today barely have that luxury. They're too busy making kids study for standardized tests, which, as Mack notes, really don't tell you much of anything.
Mack has learned all this through nearly 40 years in public education. And he's offered this advice to today's school leaders repeatedly.
Unfortunately, no one has done much about it so far. It's probably because they fear that, if they upset the apple cart, they might get involuntarily retired by voters.
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mario kart and super smash bros were my favorites.
battalion wars is really good i hate the fact that it is not as well known as other games
Obviously get SSBM (just picked after 2 years of not playing b/c I had sold my GC and it's great), Viewtiful Jo 1 and 2, heard Giest was good, and Cel Damage (it's like Mario Kart but cel-shaded, strange characters, and great weapons).
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Those are the four Ive picked up so far.. Keeping my eyes peeled for several other well reviewed games. RE4 is the only one Ive played so far and it is absolutely fantastic!(Im not a RE fan at all btw)Definitely worth picking up Metroid and Zelda games, as well as Mario Sunshine and Resident Evil 4.
I love the fact that the Wii is so versatile, now we can own all the greatest games for every system we had growin up Soon as the VC catches up atleast.
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| Common names: sea-bass (English), rock-bass (English), cabrilla (Espanol), cabrillón (Espanol)
Paralabrax callaensis Starks, 1906
Callao sea-bass, Southern rock-bass
Body deep, compressed, back moderately elevated; head pointed; mouth large; preopercle finely serrated; snout profile nearly straight; lower jaw projects to join snout profile; mouth extends to under rear edge of pupil; between eyes relatively narrow (~ 15% of head length in adults), with rough scales; 18-22 lower gill rakers; dorsal X, 13, 3rd spine largest, 2x length of 9th spine & longer than rays, rear margin of soft fin gently convex; anal III, 7, spines strong, 2nd largest; pectoral long, rounded, 17-19; pelvics inserted under or slightly behind pectoral base; scales small, rough, 92-104 lateral scales, 13-15 between lateral line and dorsal origin.
Grey-brown to brown head and body; dense orange spots and horizontal lines on front and side of head; redbrown spots and undulating horizontal lines along upper back to tail; spiny dorsal grey with whitish central stripe & dark outer margin, soft dorsal dark grey with brown spots; tail brown with darker spots on base, rays blackish; anal dark grey with brown spots, spines white; pelvic dark grey, white front border; pectoral yellowish.
Size: 32 cm.
Habitat: rocky bottoms.
Depth: 1-50 m?
Colombia to central Peru.


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BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. (AP) – Substitute forward Josh Wolff scored in the 73rd minute to help D.C. United tie the Chicago Fire 1-1 on Thursday night.
Wolff, who played his first five MLS seasons with the Fire, blasted a rising shot over goalkeeper Sean Johnson that went in off the crossbar.
Chicago's Sebastian Grazzini opened the scoring in the 59th minute, converting Patrick Nyarko's pass into a goal with a low shot that eluded goalkeeper Steve Cronin.
D.C. (7-6-10) moved into a fifth-place tie with New York in the Eastern Conference. It is 2-0-2 in its last four matches, while Chicago (2-7-15) is 0-3-7 in MLS play since June 12.
Cronin took over in goal for D.C. after starter Bill Hamid strained his right hamstring at the end of the first half.


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Hi there! My name is Stella and I am from Texas. We found a bottle of wine that my mom had for years. It is commanderia st john the year is 1947 can anyone tell me if it is worth anything or if it is still good. Thank you
Hi Stella, that is a great bottle of wine however do be careful if you drink it. Because of such an old vintage, I do not really know how much the worth would be. Sorry as I wasn't too helpful.