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The Nature Nation E-Newsletter Canada's Common Songbird Populations Plummet On June 15, the National Audubon Society in the United States released a startling report; many of our most recognized birds are experiencing steep population declines. The group released a list of 20 common bird species in decline, based on an unprecedented analysis of forty years of bird population data collected by citizen scientists through Audubon's annual Breeding Bird Survey and its Christmas Bird Count.
The list includes twenty species that have lost more than half their populations since 1967. Of the birds on this list, the Northern Bobwhite is exhibiting the most precipitous decline, losing 82 percent of its population in the last forty years. Audubon's list highlights a grim Canadian reality. Eleven of the 20 species listed are major Boreal breeders and ten rely on the Boreal to support at least 20 percent of their total breeding population. Five of these eleven species have declined by more than seventy percent. Second on the list of 20 species is the Evening Grosbeak. A staggering 78 percent of this Boreal bird's population has been lost to logging, mining, drilling, acid rain and human development. Other culprits include chemical control of tree pests, which reduces the Evening Grosbeak's food supply and is responsible for secondary poisoning. See Audubon's list of top 20 common birds in decline.
The fate of the Evening Grosbeak and other Boreal bird species in decline is also linked to global warming. Bird numbers decline in response to global warming, making them excellent indicators of this alarming phenomenon. According to predictions, global warming will cause increases in insect populations and fire frequency. The result will be Boreal drying and deforestation, leading to further losses of common species that call the Boreal forest home. Wetland-dependent species like the Northern Pintail, Greater Scaup, Common Tern and American Bittern are similarly affected by the destruction of Canada's Boreal. These four species have experienced an average decline of 71 percent since 1967. Again, this decline can be linked to global warming, which causes dramatic changes to breeding habitat as the permafrost melts earlier, wetlands dry up and temperate predators expand their ranges northward. The future of the eleven Boreal species on Audubon's list of common birds in decline, and that of all Boreal breeders, depends on the maintenance of healthy habitat in the Boreal forest. Nature Canada and a range of organizations in Canada and the United States are working together to save the Boreal forest, fighting inappropriate logging, mining and drilling, and promoting the designation of protected areas. You can take action too! Join one of our campaigns to protect the Boreal Forest and the wildlife that depend on it. Stop the Mackenzie Gas Project! Protect Boreal Birds! Fight Global Warming!

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CSB/SJU is offering two summer 2013 highly interactive online accounting courses:
- ACFN 330A-01A: Government & Nonprofit Accounting, 3 credits
Faculty Moderator - Michelle Lli-Kuehne
Principles of accounting and reporting for governmental units and not-for-profit institutions and organizations.
Prerequisite: Intermediate 1 - ACFN 339A-01A: International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), 3 credits
Faculty Moderator - Mary Jepperson
Study of the International Financial Reporting Standards, including all significant IFRS requirements and the accounting rules and implications surrounding transition to IFRS from US GAAP.
Prerequisite: Intermediate 2
Here are some of the particulars for the conduct of the 2013 summer online courses.
- Classes begin May 20th and end July 10, 2013 - seven weeks in total. There will be about 4 to 5 hours per week of 'class' time; along with your study and homework, students should plan to spend 10 to 14 hours a week on the course. 'Class' time will be quite interactive for an online course.
- We will provide a variety of Camtasia videos, electronic office hours (where we can chat face-to-face using technology) and live lectures, where students will have the ability to ask questions, just like an in-the-seat class.
- Given the various work schedules that students have, we will record all the live lectures. Thus, if students cannot 'attend', they shall view the material at their own schedule.
- Tuition is $330 per credit; the course is 3 credits. Students who are not currently enrolled at CSB/SJU are charged an additional $50 application fee.
Studentswill need an internet connection. Students should have a microphone for their computer (less than $10 expenditure) and a web cam. (as little as $4 to $10 dollars on the web.)
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My sprinkler system decided not to work yesterday, it had worked fine for the last two years, no problems. I ran it in manual, nothing. I checked the rain sensor and it seems to be fine. I eventually got the system to run by turning the valve after the above ground "Vacuum or pressure" head on and off. The sprinkler system ran afterwards. This mornign I ran the system in manual again to check and nothing. I turned the valve on and off and it started fine. When the valve is turned open again I can hear water run through, is the vacumm head sticking or do I have a problem with a leak in the ground letting pressure bleed off?
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*Apple sought rehearing on "Galaxy Nexus" ban
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SAN FRANCISCO--A U.S. appeals court has denied Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) request to ban sales of a Samsung Electronics Co. (005930.SE, SSNHY) smartphone, marking another setback for Apple in the protracted patent battle with its South Korean rival.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said in an order issued Thursday that it denied Apple's request for a rehearing over an injunction it requested against Samsung's "Galaxy Nexus" phone, which was released over a year ago. The short statement did not give a reason.
In October, the appeals court overturned the sales ban on the Galaxy Nexus, saying the California court that initially set the ban in July had "abused its discretion." Apple had not presented enough evidence to prove direct ties between consumer demand for the device and the unified search patent that Apple accused Samsung of infringing, the appeals court added.
Apple has argued the search function in Samsung phones violates a patent it holds for collecting information from various databases, much in the way Apple's Siri voice assistant can access weather information, sports scores or restaurant recommendations from various websites.
Apple sought to have all active judges of the federal appeals court reconsider the earlier decision, which came from a three-judge panel of the court.
A Samsung spokesman and Apple spokeswoman each declined to comment.
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Departmental Foci: Scientific work at the Department of Forest and Wood Science is characterized by a healthy blend of basic and applied research aspects. Based on this principle, the department has defined four overarching research fields that not only reflect our vision concerning the main questions to be answered by Forest and Wood Science in the coming years, but also show our ability to address the value-added chain of wood, paper and biomass production from the beginning to the end. To tackle these relevant topics we joined forces in the department to cover the necessary bandwidth of expertise and will extend our activities in the defined focal research areas in the future. |
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Peer Reviewed Journal Publications CHIRWA PW, HAM C, MAPHIRI S, BALMER M. 2010. Bioenergy use and food preparation practices of two communities in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. Journal of Energy in Southern Africa 2010; 21(4) : 26-31. CORRIGAN BM, KNEEN M, GELDENHUYS CJ, VAN WYK B-E. 2010. Spatial changes in forest cover on the KwaNibela Peninsula, St Lucia, South Africa, during the period 1937 to 2008. Southern Forests: A Journal of Forest Science (Southern Hemisphere Forestry Journal) 2010; 72(1) : 47-55. DU PLESSIS M, LE ROUX NJ, GARDNER S, SWART JPJ, RYPSTRA T. 2010 The pulp and paper properties of Sirex noctilio invested and fire damaged thermo-mechanically pulped, South African grown Pinus patula. Southern Forests: A Journal of Forest Science (Southern Hemisphere Forestry Journal) 2010; 72(3/4) : 173-179. DU TOIT B, SMITH CW, LITTLE KM, BOREHAM G, PALLETT RN. 2010. Intensive, sitespecific silviculture: Manipulating resource availability at establishment for improved stand productivity. A review of South African research. Forest Ecology and Management 2010; 9(259) : 1836-1845. ESBERG C, DU TOIT B, OLSSON R, ILSTEDT U, GIESLER R. 2010. Microbial responses to P addition in six South African forest soils. Plant and Soil 2010; 329 : 209-225. KLASH AR, NCUBE E, DU TOIT B, MEINCKEN M. 2010. Determination of the cellulose and lignin content on wood fibre surfaces of eucalypts as a function of genotype and site. European Journal of Forest Research 2010; 129(4) : 741-748. LANDRY JA, CHIRWA PW. 21010. Analysis of the potential socio-economic impact of establishing plantation forestry on rural communities in Sanga district, Niassa province, Mozambique. Land Use Policy Journal. 2010; 28: 1-10. MEHL JWM., GELDENHUYS CJ, ROUX J, WINGFIELD MJ. 2010. Die-back of kiaat (Pterocarpus angolensis) in southern Africa: a cause for concern? Southern Forests 2010, 72:121-132. MEINCKEN M, SMIT NH, STEINMANN DE. 2010. Physical properties of burnt timber, with special focus on the drying performance. European journal of wood and wood products 2010; 68(4) : 455-461. MUGABI P, RYPSTRA T, VERMAAS HF, NEL DG. 2010. Correlation between drying defects, their parameters and moisture gradient in kiln-dried, South African grown eucalyptus grandis poles. Maderas-Ciencia y Tecnologia 2010; 12(3) : 199-208. MUGABI P, RYPSTRA T, VERMAAS HF, NEL DG. 2010. Relationships between drying defect parameters and some growth characteristics in kiln-dried South African grown Eucalyptus grandis poles. European Journal of Wood and Wood Products 2010; 68:329-340. 38 NCUBE E, MEINCKEN M. 2010. Surface characteristics of coated soft- and hardwoods due to UV-B ageing. Applied Surface Science 2010; 256 : 7504-7509. QUINION AF, CHIRWA PW, AKINNIFESI FK, AJAYI OC. 2010. Do agroforestry technologies improve the livelihoods of the resource poor farmers? Evidence from Kasungu and Machinga districts of Malawi. Agroforestry Systems 2010; 80(3) : 457-465. SEIFERT T, BREIBECK J, SEIFERT S, BIBER P. 2010. Resin pocket occurrence in Norway spruce depending on tree and climate variables. Forest Ecology and Management 2010; 260 : 302-312. SYAMPUNGANI S, GELDENHUYS CJ, CHIRWA PW. 2010. The use of species-stem curves in sampling the development of the Zambian miombo woodland species in charcoal production and slash-and-burn regrowth stands. Southern Forests: A Journal of Forest Science (Southern Hemisphere Forestry Journal) 2010; 72 : 83-89. VENA PF, GÖRGENS JF, RYPSTRA T. 2010. Hemicelluloses extraction from giant bamboo prior to kraft and soda aq pulping to produce paper pulps, value-added biopolymers and bioethanol. Cellulose Chemistry and Technology 2010; 44(4-6) : 153-163. |
Journal articles (non-subsidised) EVANS PD, MACDONALD I, RYPSTRA T, MORTIMER JH, WESSELS CB, MULLER R, MULLER B, LOUW J. 2010. South Africa's wood processing industry education strategy: north south partnership to develop a globally competitive workforce for the 21st century. International Journal of Wood Products 2010; 1(1) : 48-56. FALCÃO MP, SUMAILA RU, GELDENHUYS CJ. 2010. Policy impact on resource use and conservation in Miombo woodland, Pindanganga, Mozambique. Journal of Horticulture and Forestry 2010; 2(8) : 180-189. HOGG GA, PULKKI RE, ACKERMAN PA. 2010. Multi-Stem Mechanized Harvesting Operation Analysis - Application of Arena 9 Discrete-event Simulation Software in Zululand, South Africa. International Journal of Forest Engineering, 2010; 21(2) : 14-22. SEIFERT T, NICKEL M, PRETZSCH H. 2010. Analysing the long-term effects of artificial pruning of wild cherry by computer tomography. Trees-Structure and Function 2010; Trees-Structure and Function 2010, 24 : 797-808. SYAMPUNGANI S, CHIRWA PW, AKINNIFESI FK, AJAYI OC. 2010. The Potential of Using Agroforestry as a Win- Win Solution to Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation and Meeting Food security Challenges in Southern Africa. Agricultural Journal, 2010; 5: 80- 88. SYAMPUNGANI S, GELDENHUYS CJ, CHIRWA PW. 2010. Age and growth rate determination using growth rings of selected miombo woodland species in charcoal and, slash and burn regrowth stands in Zambia. Journal of Ecology 2010; 2(8) : 167-174. |
Proceedings ACKERMAN PA, HAM H, LU C. 2010. IUFRO Precision Forestry Symposium. IUFRO International Precision Forestry Symposium, STIAS, Stellenbosch, South Africa, Department Forest & Wood Science 2010: 1-85. DIAW MC, PRABHU R. 2010. Sustainable Forest Management and Poverty Alleviation: Roles of Traditional Forest-related Knowledge. Sustainable Forest Management and Pverty Alleviation: Roles of Traditional Forest-related Knowledge, Kunming, China, 2010: 114-115. DU TOIT B, SWART JPJ, DE WAAL TJ. 2010. Utilisation du bois des arbres exotiques invasifs pour la consommation en bois-énergie : la province du cap (Utilising the wood of exotic invasive trees for urban consumption as bio-energy in the Western Cape province, South Africa). Foresterie urbaine et périurbaine en Afrique Quelles perspectives pour le bois énergie (Urban and peri-urban forestry - perspectives for bio-energy), Bogota, Colombia, Food and Agricultural Organisation of the United Nations 2010: 53-61. MALA WA, GELDENHUYS CJ, PRABHU R. 2010. Local Conceptualization of nature, Forest Knowledge Systems and Adaptive Management in Southern Cameroon. Traditional Forest-related Knowledge and Sustainable Forest Management in Africa, Accra, Ghana, Dept Forest & Wood Science 2010: 1-10. MUGABI P, RYPSTRA T, VERMAAS HF, NEL DG. 2010. Correlation between and within drying defect parameters in kiln-dried, South African grown Eucalyptus grandis poles. Sustainable Materials and Products for Future Needs Joint International Workshop IAWS Executive Committee / 7th ESTB, Agdal University, Ifrane, Morocco, 2010: 36. MUNALULA F, WESSELS CB. 2010. The non-destructive determination and modeling of knotty core sizes of pruned Pinus patula trees on a compartment basis. IUFRO Precision Forestry Symposium, STIAS, Stellenbosch, South Africa, Dept Forest & Wood Science 2010: 1-85. RYPSTRA T. 2010. Developments in undergraduate wood science education at Stellenbosch University, South Africa. Joint International Workshop IAWS Executive Committee/7th ESTB (School of Wood Science and Technology), Mohammed V - Agdal University, Ifrane, Morocco, 2010: 15. RYPSTRA T. 2010. Forest and Forest resources of South Africa and their uses. Wood and Derivatives: Sustainable Materials and Products for Future Needs. Joint International Workshop IAWS Executive Committee / 7th ESTB, Agdal University, Ifrane, Morocco, 2010: 2. RYPSTRA T. 2010. Wood and Derivatives: Sustainable Materials and Products for Future Needs. Joint International Workshop - IAWS Executive Committee / 7th ESTB, Agdal University, Ifrane, Morocco, Universite Mohammed V - Agdal Faculte des Sciences 2010: 2-86. SEIFERT T, KLEMMT H-J, SEIFERT S, KUNNEKE A, WESSELS CB. 2010. Integrating terrestrial laser scanning based inventory with sawing simulation. Precision Forestry Symposium, STIAS, Stellenbosch, South Africa, Dept forest & Wood Science 2010: 12-13. |
Chapters in Books HAM C, DIEDERICHS N, JACOBSON MG, FALCÃO MP, HOWARD M, MANDER M, MANJORO A, DUBE T. 2010. Increasing the Rural Livelihood Benefits from Natural Product Ventures in Southern Africa: Case Studies and Business Models. CP Wild Group, Stellenbosch, South Africa 2010:49 pp. LAENGIN DW, ACKERMAN PA, KRIEG B, IMMELMAN A, VAN ROOYEN J, UPFOLD S. 2010. South African Ground Based Harvesting Handbook. Institute for Commercial Forestry Research, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa 2010:188 pp. ACKERMAN PA, LÄNGIN DW. 2010. Chapter 1 - Introduction. In South African Ground Based Harvesting Handbook, Institute for Commercial Forestry Research, Scottsville, South Africa, 2010: 13-22. HAM C, CHIRWA PW. 2010. (Natural Resources Governance) Part 3: Forestry. In Natural Resources Governance in Southern Africa, Africa Institute of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa, 2010: 65-91. Kalaba FK, Chirwa PW, Syampungani S, Ajayi OC. 2010. Contribution of agroforestry to biodiversity and livelihoods improvement in rural communities of Southern African regions. In: Teja Tscharntke, Christoph Leuschner, Edzo Veldkamp, Heiko Faust, Edi Guhardja, Arifuddin Bidin (Eds.).Tropical rainforests and agroforests under global change . Springer Berlin. 2010: 461-476pp. KRIEG B, ACKERMAN PA, LÄNGIN DW, HOGG G. 2010. Chapter 4 - Harvesting System and Equipment Costing. In South African Ground Based Harvesting Handbook, FESA – Forest Engineering Southern Africa, Scottsville, South Africa, 2010: 113-127. LÄNGIN DW, ACKERMAN PA, OLSEN G. 2010. Chapter 2 - Introduction to Ground Based Harvesting Systems and Methods. In South Africa Ground Based Harvesting Handbook, FESA - Forest Engineering Southern Africa, Scottsville, South Africa, 2010: 23-43. |
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1. Whether You'll Weather the Weather Wind from the east, fish bite the least. But how can you predict weather when planning a distant fishing vacation? One method is to consult long term weather forecasts and histories on the Web. Monthly and seasonal climate outlooks show average temperature and precipitation levels, so you can at least choose a vacation month that historically has sunny, calm weather. Monthly and even weekly forecasts may be useful if you are flexible enough to change your schedule on short notice. Fishing into the teeth of a 3-day gale just because you'd planned those dates six months earlier is futile. Try to build in some fudge factor. 2. Sit, Stay. Good Boy The best way to maximize fishing time is by hiring a lodge/guide to handle the dirty work while you cast and reel. They'll plan the meals, wash the dishes and fuel the boat, even fillet the fish and freeze/pack them for you. There's the inconvenience of cost, but if you can afford it, what a way to fish! Second easiest is to rent a cabin and eat at a local café. Cook for yourself and you save more money, but burn more time. Many of us want to build campfires, erect tents and cook over the Coleman. Especially in the Far North, summer days are long anyway. You'll get tired of fishing at some point. Roll north with a pickup camper and you're ready to camp/fish anywhere. Pulling a trailer limits you somewhat. So does an RV. Again, research travel routes thoroughly before setting out. Virtually every state has a toll free number and website for road reports. In really remote, hard-to-reach areas, tenting may be the only viable option. If you choose it, purchase and test-drive your gear before the trip. It's no fun arriving on site in rain and wind to discover you can't figure out how to erect the tent. Trial-camp in your backyard if you have to, but practice running everything from tent and stove to can opener. Delegate responsibilities for specific chores to specific family members or friends, but instruct everyone in the basics. If dad goes down with stomach flu and mom with a headache, junior can man the stove and Susie can gather the firewood. Uncle Jim can run to town for extra milk. 3. Staying In Touch With Home If you plan to fish far from the maddening crowds, you should consider emergency communications. A satellite phone is the best option. It's like having a cell phone that works wherever you are. Cell phones might work in some locations. SPOT is a basic satellite communication device/service that let's you relay home basic messages such as "I'm OK" or "need emergency assistance." The little SPOT device provides GPS coordinates to your exact position. Do an Internet search or check yellow pages to rent or buy a satellite phone or SPOT. In case family or friends need to relay bad news to you, leave them details of where you're going and when. Include phone numbers of your outfitter or any on-site friends, lodges, motels, cafes, game wardens, etc. And let folks know if you're likely to deviate from your plans and where that deviation might be. Alert them as soon as possible when you do switch locales. Search-and-rescue teams don't appreciate false alarms from frantic callers with limited or inaccurate information. 4. Travel Insurance If you've paid several hundred dollars for a flight and a few thousand to a lodge, it might be wise to insure your trip against cancellation for any reason. You'll be reimbursed your trip expenses if you get called home for a family emergency a day after you arrive in camp, perhaps even if the weather ruins the trip. Check with your homeowners insurance agent or search online for travel insurance.
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Another Guitarist Poll Disses Jerry!
I should be used to this by now and have a tougher skin. But I can't help myself. I was outraged when the latest issue of Rolling Stone arrived a few days ago with its cover story on the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time." The list was compiled from picks by a truly diverse group of guitarists young and old— including Trey Anastasio, Ritchie Blackmore, Tom Morello, Robbie Krieger, the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach, Scotty Moore, Andy Summers and Carlos Santana, to name just a few of the more than 50—plus a handful of rock journalists and music industry folks. The article reveals nothing about the poll's methodology—how many guitarists the respondents could list, what criteria should be considered, etc. Are these "favorites"? "The best"? "Most influential"? Probably all those things, to varying degrees.
The #1 choice was no surprise—Jimi Hendrix, of course. And most of the other members of the Top Ten are names that have always placed high on these sorts of lists—and there have been a million of 'em—through the years: Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, Keith Richards, Jeff Beck, B.B. King, Chuck Berry, Eddie Van Halen, Duane Allman and Pete Townshend. All fine guitarists. OK, Chuck Berry is on there for essentially inventing one riff (and several variations thereof)… but what a great and important riff it was!
Yet the glaring injustice in this top 100 is ranking Jerry Garcia as #46. Really? Below Johnny Ramone (#28)? Curtis Mayfield (#34)? Frickin' Randy Rhoads (#36; tragic death—always a good career move)? Bo Diddley (#27)? Cat had one riff he stole from Johnny Otis, and was not a good guitarist. But, yeah, influential for sure. Still, I'm not here to criticize other guitarists (though it sure is fun). I'm just sayin'…
Alas, Jerry is never going to get his props in these sorts of polls, just as Phil never fares well in Greatest Bassists surveys (how absurd!), nor Mickey and Bill in Greatest Drummers lists. (I would also argue that Weir is a better and more inventive player than most in Rolling Stone's 100, too, but I guess it's too much to expect people to appreciate the subtleties and intricacies of his playing. After all, he's "just" a rhythm guitarist, right? Wrong!) The sad fact is that all the members of the Grateful Dead—and the group itself—will always be underrated by people unable to look beyond the surface cliché: an acid-rock band that noodled endlessly and aimlessly during their five-hour concerts for an audience of stoned hippies. This common misconception can be the only reason why the Dead didn't make it into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame during their first year of eligibility back in 1993. Can you imagine?
To enumerate Jerry's gifts as a guitarist here is preaching to the choir, I suppose. But let me just tick off a few salient points. No major rock guitarist ever traversed as many different styles and idioms as Garcia (no, not even Frank Zappa). He was comfortable playing blues, folk, jazz, country, free-form avant-garde, standards, bluegrass, Motown, Latin; you name it. Not only could he navigate through all those genres, he always sounded like himself when he did—the Garcia style is instantly recognizable and unique. He was a master improviser who, rather than automatically accepting conventional ideas about form and structure, constantly looked for opportunities to extend or escape those limitations. He took chances: His intoxicating spirit of adventure and musical fearlessness led him places that were often unexpected, weird, wonderful, beautiful, scary and just about any other adjective you can conjure. The landscape (and spacescape) he covered was unimaginably immense. He was the consummate ensemble player, sensitive to the musicians around him, but also not afraid to take charge and lead. At his best, his solos were masterful melodic constructions with brilliantly conceived tonal shadings and an indefinable—but clear—rhythmic logic that rivaled some of the greatest jazz musicians, from Django to Coltrane (both of whom he admired and studied). And the breadth and depth of his own songwriting and choices of songs to cover brought out so many emotions in his playing, that we, as fans, were privileged to accompany him on his remarkable musical journey that was at once intensely personal (for him and for us) yet somehow also drew us all together.
Do I have to disqualify myself from this argument because I'm a Dead Head? To the contrary, I'm a Dead Head in large part because of Garcia's guitar playing. I've always been a guitar guy. I worshipped at the altar of Hendrix and Clapton in the '60s, but also dug Cipollina, Jorma and Barry Melton. John McLaughlin and Duane Allman blew my mind in the early '70s, and my life was enriched by Neil Young, Ry Cooder, James Burton and so many others later in that decade. I've seen Lindsey Buckingham be God-for-a-night with Fleetwood Mac, and Bruce Springsteen tear it up like no one else can. I've been transported by The Edge, dug the primal growl of John Lee Hooker's axe and enjoyed the fluid perfection of Mike Campbell. No one riffs better than Keith Richards, and in his prime Stevie Ray was just about untouchable. Bonnie Raitt is still killing it on slide and Bill Frisell exudes an elegant simplicity I find very appealing. Is there anything Los Lobos' David Hidalgo can't do? Flashy or tasteful, electric or acoustic—I just love guitar.
But something about Garcia's playing spoke to me on a level that no other player ever has. Call it a soul connection, maybe. It's hard to communicate what that's like to others, but chances are you know what I'm talking about. Think about the opening of "Birdsong," the quietest parts of "Stella Blue," the roar of the climax of "Morning Dew," the breezy lilt of a great "Eyes" solo, the dramatic ascension towards the end of "Slipknot!" or any number of other passages that sweep us up and carry us away. Perhaps he wasn't as influential as some other guitarists, but that's in part because he was a singular talent in what always was (and will be) a cult band.
That's why Jerry's not #46 on my list. I can honestly say he's #1, and no else is even close.
Prettiest guitar playing I've ever heard.
Man I agree with you on the guy who plays for Simon..He's been with him I know since the Rhythm of the Saints Tour in '92 and he is phenomenal...not Jerry but does a lot of the picking and the intricate playing JG did.
Interesting because about 2 years ago Rolling Stone released a similar list on their website and Jerry was in the top 20 (13th I believe). Anyway, as a musician myself, I can listen to Jerry's guitar all day and night (and many days do just that). He had a way of making his guitar cry, laugh, scream, groan, and do so many emotions that we can't do with words. I'll take Jerry's guitar ANY DAY over Keith Richards or Townsend for that matter.
... regarding African guitarists. I love the guy who plays guitar for Paul Simon (forget his name) and Bhakiti Kuhmalu (sp?) his bass player. I would recommend Bela Fleck's "Throw Down Your Heart" record and DVD for anyone interested in African music. Some amazing guitarists on there (D'Gary, for one).
Much as I hate to admit it, for me The Grateful Dead were an acquired taste. I didn't start really listening untill I was 20, and saw my first show three years later. Perhaps the biggest reason for such a low ranking is that the vast majority of people voting didn't experience Jerry playing live. Ask anyone in a jam band who's the best and I bet the response will be a little different from this poll.
yes, i wondered this too. it's as if since they listed john fahey, leo kottke is out. robert johnson? then no john hurt. and by this logic, since they have hendrix, there should be no stevie ray...
From Rolling Stone is so vague. I mean really, what is greatest? Looking at the list
and I only skimmed it I noticed that evidently according to Rolling Stone you can't be one of the greatest guitar players ever if you play classical or jazz guitar. Why pretend to define the whole world of guitar playing with just rock and electric blues? Because you can order how people look at guitar playing because you are the great omnipotent Rolling Stone!
They should say greatest famous Rock and Roll and electric blues guitar players that fit into the hierarchy established by us and other rock journalists. But they don't.
Greats - what do they mean - talented or famous or who can sell the most magazines? No Mississippi John Hurt, Segovia, Leo Kottke, Ralph Towner, Wes Montgomery, John Scofield, Mike Stern. How about Blind Blake? Most of the folks on the list couldn't even touch him. So many more that could be listed. Are there any guitar players from Africa or South America on the list? I doubt it. How Eurocentric. Just British and American guitar players. What a circle jerk.
Nonsense like these polls reminds me of why punk needed to come around and shake up all the music establishment sell outs. Somebody on a punk site was commenting on this new 100 list and stated "Music is not a competition".
And as for Jerry? don't know if Jerry was the greatest because what is the definition of greatest anyway? He is one of my favorites and was incredibly talented and versatile and sang to me and my heart sings when I hear the notes fly off his guitar. That's what counts.
Forget about Jerry at #46
Here's what's worse. This is just another of the the same predominantly white, male, suburban, adolescent crap lists that Rolling Stone began peddling and re-peddling years ago. Their omissions show a lack of class and a lack of sensitivity. Truly unconscionable.
The 2006 list was created by one guy, I gather (David Fricke) and the new one is from a poll of 58 people, only three or four of whom are Rolling Stone writers; the rest are musicians...
One thing I didn't mention (actually there are many things...) is Garcia's adoption of MIDI sounds in his playing late in his career. I know many Dead Heads didn't care much for that development, preferring the purer, unadulterated tones we all loved so much. But you have to admit it was a very bold move that let him expand his sonic palette so much. I can't think of another rock guitarist who investigated that world as enthusiastically and adventurously as the J-man. Pat Metheny has certainly done his share of timbral synth-y explorations, but it's a way different kind of music.) I love that a lot of what Jerry did in that realm was genre-specific--adding honking sax to an R&B-ish tune, flute-ish sounds to "Birdsong," the "pocket trumpet" on "Built to Last" and "I Will Take You Home," and all those interesting, undefinable combos of sounds and shimmers and shadows of notes he'd suddenly let fly... I think it helped keep him interested in the later days...


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I do. I think Harsin would have been all over Luck instead of Griffin. As for Wright, I can imagine Wyatt going after Fuller, Buckner, Stonum, Omarius Hines, Antoine Hicks, or a number of other WR prospects in the state or outside the state that year. Let's not act like Wright was a recognized world beater coming out of high school. Aside from OU, the remainder of his offer list wasn't really a who's who of college football at the time.
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Anyone that thinks that Baylor basketball is clean is extremely ignorant and naive. Their staff works their ass off on the recruiting trail, but that isn't what is sealing the deal.
As for football and women's basketball I agree that they hired the right people and those coaches are doing a great job.
The idea that parents all the sudden realize their kids could go to Baylor and be safe and be at a faith based school is comical on so many levels.
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You have NO idea what you're talking about. Baseless rhetoric.
In response to Old Tascosa, it's not the elephant in the room. It's pretty obvious that A&M made a poor hire in Fran and the wrong hire in Sherman. Sherman lost the team last year, but left the team in a MUCH better place than when Fran left.
Baylor has done well in Football with RGIII and the real test is going to be this year. Their D is atrocious and is something that really has to change if they want the past 2 years to not be an anomaly. Baylor has never been #3 in the state until the past year. Tech has been historically better as has TCU.


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Mitch Kupchak is one of basketball's finest minds, and against all odds has proven himself to be a worthy successor to Jerry West. He could easily fill the void left by Buss' lengthening absence. But Kupchak has been busy baby-sitting the boss' son, Jimmy Buss, in the manner that David Spade once had to mentor Chris Farley in "Tommy Boy."
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