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US Senator Scott Brown said in several televised interviews today that he had seen perhaps the most controversial and closely guarded photos in the world: those showing Osama bin Ladens dead body.
Brown, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, suggested he had viewed them as part of an official briefing, and he argued that they were too graphic to be released to the public and could enflame terrorists.
Brown later acknowledged that he had fallen victim to a hoax, apparently the same doctored images that were making the rounds on the Internet.
The photo that I saw and that a lot of other people saw is not authentic, the senator said in a one-sentence statement issued hours after the interviews aired.
Browns aides declined to explain who showed him the fake photos, why he believed the photos were real, and why he had suggested he had seen them as part of an official briefing. At least two other members of the Armed Services Committee, Kelly Ayotte, a New Hampshire Republican, and Saxby Chambliss, a Georgia Republican, also claimed to have seen photos of the body.
The acknowledgment that Brown had been duped was an embarrassment for a freshman senator who has been trying to burnish his national security credentials. A member of the Homeland Security Committee, he recently announced that he wants the National Guard to send him to Afghanistan for training.
Early in the day, Brown, a Massachusetts Republican, said in an interview with NECN he believed the photos should not be released to sell newspapers.
Let me assure you that he is dead, that bin Laden is dead, Brown said in the interview. I have seen the photos and, in fact, weve received the briefings and well continue to get the briefings.
Brown echoed the sentiment in a separate interview with WFXT-TV (Channel 25).
Listen, Ive seen the picture, Brown said. Hes definitely dead. And if theres any conspiracy theories out there, you should put them to rest.
He added that the photos were bloody. Anytime you have somebody whos shot, certainly, it is gruesome, he said.
Senators, however, were not shown the photos during a closed-door hearing this week held for members of the Armed Services Committee and the Select Committee on Intelligence, according to an official briefed on the meeting who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the meeting was private.
Several computer-generated photos of bin Ladens bloody head were circulating on the Internet today, according to published reports.
The Guardian newspaper in Britain reported that one of the photos combined a picture of a corpse with one of bin Laden that was taken in 1998 and used by the Reuters news agency.
The New York Times reported that several of the doctored photos were briefly posted on the websites of several British newspapers.
Ayotte told reporters in Washington today that an unnamed senator had shown her a photo of bin Laden.
I saw a photo of him deceased, the head area, she told reporters, according to the Nashua Telegraph. Obviously he had been wounded ... I cant give any better description than that.
Asked if it was bin Laden, Ayotte told the reporters, In my view yes. Obviously Im not an expert in this area. But ... since hes such a well known figure, when you see the picture, it clearly has his features.
Chambliss said that the photos he had seen were what youd expect from somebody shot in the head, according to CNN. Its not pretty.
President Obama, meanwhile, announced today that he would not release the photos to the public. In an interview with 60 Minutes, the president said the photos could incite violence and be used as a propaganda tool by terrorists.
Americans and people around the world are glad that hes gone, Obama said. But we dont need to spike the football.
Matt Viser of the Globe Staff contributed to this report.
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I wonder if they will highlight some of the lower points of the Burton business model, such as being the first snowboard company to steal a high profile athlete from another company. The attempt to trademark the word snowboard so everyone else would have to rename their products was another gem.
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Thanks for reminding me - I missed it and now need to search for/dvr it.
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I guarantee Burton has put more shops out of business than kept ones alive.
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Show me any successful business and ill show you one that has done "unsavory" things. If I was Burton and I thought I had a chance to trade mark the name "snowboarding" I would have gone for it...especially if I was one of the founders.
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The Eastern VOL. 34 MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, MARCH 29, 1954 NO. 6 Senate Takes Action on Two Campus Matters Trojan Finally Goes to Press Delivery Expected Around May 15-20 Two months of long and tedious work for the editors and the annual staff came to an end last week when the annual was completed. The editors, LeMar Nelson and Eugene Linton, took the Trojan to Midwest-Beach in Sioux Falls where it will be printed. The completed book is expected to be ready for distribution between the 15th and 20th of May. The Trojan is a 72-page book with a gold, padded cover. It has burnt sienna overtones and is designed with a picture of a Trojan warrior on the top with the word Trojan and the year at the bottom. The art work was done in a somewhat different manner with only the title page drawn free hand. The theme pages were set up with snapshots and pictures mounted on panels to carry a dominant theme of school life that is familiar to all students. The title page was drawn by Bob Thurow and Andy Nelson, Marilyn Solem, and Carol Everson assembled the theme pages. The end sheets of the book are a deep blue to match the gold covers and will also denote the school colors of blue and gold. The staff of the Trojan worked long and hard on the annual with the able help of the advisor, Miss Lois Drake, and it is hoped that the 1954 annual will be one of which to be proud. Cooperation was a big factor for the success of the book and for the first time in four years General Beadle will again have a Trojan. It is hoped that the Trojan will be a source of pleasant memories for students in years to come. Lowry and Linton To Represent GBSTC At Pierre Meeting Pres. V. A. Lowry and Eugene Linton, president of the Student Body, will represent GBSTC at Pierre, Mar. 29, at a meeting of representatives of the institutions of higher education to consider the Griffenhagen Report submitted by the Little Hoover Committee of the Legislative Research Council. The meeting has been called by the Legislative Research Council to consider the "Report on Certain Aspects of Higher Education in South Dakota." This meeting will be attended by the Board of Regents, the presidents of each of the seven higher educational institutions and a representative from faculty, student body, and alumni, of each. The Griffenhagen Report suggests changes that would affect the educational procedures of all of the seven higher educational institutions of South Dakota. New Head at Wakonda Lloyd P. Duenwald, a graduate of GBSTC, was recently appointed superintendent of the Wakonda school for next year. Mr. Duenwald has been commercial instructor at Wakonda since 1949. He will receive his master's degree from the University of South Dakota this summer. Governing Body in Action The Student Senate considers the new constitution for the Student Association. Back row (1. to r.): Jack Funston, Charles Tolk, Jack Mewborne, Andy Nelson, Frank Doyel. Front row: Glen Jensen, Neil Wiles, S. K. Lotspeich (adviser), Harlan Stensaas, Eugene Linton, Kathleen Lang, Carol Everson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEETS TO ARRANGE SPRING CALENDAR The Social Committee met Mar. 16 to arrange the social calendar for the remainder of the school year. It was decided that the freshman class under the leadership of Carol Everson will sponsor an April Fool's Party on Thursday, April 1. There will be an Election Party on April 6 sponsored by the Student Senate. ''Election" refers to the student body officer elections. The A.C.E. group will be in charge of a party to be given April 21. An Easter theme will probably be used. Camera Club and K.S.I, will combine their talents to present a May Day party on May 3. Eugene Linton, K.S.I, president, and Jack Funston, Camera Club president, will be in general charge of this event. Press Club will sponsor an Annual Signing Party. The party will be given May 24 if the annuals are here by that time. lone Slemmen as Press Club president will be in charge. The date for the annual Spring Prom was tentatively set for May 14 pending confirmation of the availability of a band for that date. Johnny Ludtke's Collegiates will be signed if available. April 8-9 Set for H.S. Music Contest The 1954 Region II High School Music Contest will be held April 8-9 on the college campus. Solos and small musical groups will participate on Thursday and the larger groups, including bands and choruses, will appear on Friday. S. K. Lotspeich, director of music, is in charge of local arrangements. During the two days, students will be assigned work on the campus assisting with the contest. Two Students Accept Positions Notices of vacancies in teaching positions are beginning to arrive at the placement office, according to Milton Rich, Director of Special Services. Superintendents are beginning to arrange for student interviews. Two students have already signed contracts for next year. They are Donnette Osterberg and Marlys Thorson, who will teach at Arlington. Commencement Play a Possibility Another play may be presented this year, according to C. Steven Turner, instructor in speech. If one is presented, it will be given during Commencement week of this term. The play has not been chosen, according to Turner. It may be a comedy, or it may be a play written by himself while studying play-writing. Registration Stays Almost Unchanged For Spring Quarter General Beadle College suffered the loss of fourteen students and registered twelve new ones for the 1954 spring quarter at the registration held March 8. The total is therefore practically the same as last term. The fourteen students that did not re-register are: Elinor Christensen, James Dixon, Gwen Gunderson, Gordon Johnson, William Koopman, Dale Kringen, Charmane Olson, Ruby Robinson, Donna Rogers, Ruby Schouweiler, Lester Seitz, Kay Turner, John Zwart, and Roger Burke. Many of the students that dropped are planning to go to work either at teaching or some other job. Some quit to keep house and others are planning to do so in the near future. Many of the men are planning to work on the farm now that spring work will begin shortly. The twelve new students that joined the General Beadle student body are: Robert Harting, Lois MacGregor, Mrs. Carrie Memmer, and Mrs. Audrae Weber, Madison; Mrs. Rosie Hofer and Silma Hofer, Spencer; Theo Perry and Mrs. Irene Tweedt, Arlington; Danny Barker, Thomas; Darla Ostraat, Colton; Virginia Palmer, DeSmet; and Mahala Rethmeirer, Dunlap, Iowa. Of the new students, several are transfer students from other colleges. Others are here to get their practice teaching and other educational credits. New York Group Gives Concert High School Pupils In 'Music Clinic' A concert was given by the New Art Wind Quintet, which is well known in New York music circles, on Mar. 19 at GBSTC. The members of the group are Andrew Lolya, flute; Melvin Kaplan, oboe; Irving Neidich, clarinet; Tina di Dario, bassoon; and Earl Chapin, French horn. High school students who were to participate in a "music clinic" directed by the members of the quintet on Friday afternoon, formed part of an appreciative audience. The program consisted of the following selections: "Country Dance," Beethoven; "Presto," Haydn; "German Dance," Mozart; Three Pieces from "Mother Goose Suite," Ravel; Overture from "The Nutcracker Suite," Tschaikowsky; "Pastorale," Stravinsky; "Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks," Moussorgsky; "March of the Tin Soldiers," Pierne; "Funeral March of a Marionette," Gounod; "Allegro," Jacques Ibert; "Quartet No. 6," Rossini; "The Harmonica Player," David Guion; ' 'Pavane,'' Morton Gould; and "Polka," Shostakovich. The quintet, which had its beginning as a group of professional musicians who met ocasionally for classical jam sessions, was formed in 1947, with the objective of furthering appreciation and understanding of woodwind chamber music. The woodwind quintet has given concerts throughout the United States, appearing at educational institutions and concert halls. Their work has also included the recording of more than forty compositions for Classic Editions. Kaplan, Lolya, and Tina di Dario are graduates of Juilliard and are members of faculties of various New York conservatories. Neidich and Chapin studied at the Manhattan School of Music and have played with the Longine Symphonette. MATHEWS IN ARKANSAS The new address of Dick Mathews, a former GBSTC student, is Pvt. Richard Mathews, US 5539- 5235, HQ and HQ Co. CCB, 5th Armored Division, Box 17 D; Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Senate Talks Over Problems Will Hold Election First Week of April The Student Senate, at its meeting on Mar. 10, discussed the matter of gambling on the campus, the re-naming of campus buildings and the submission of a new constitution for the Student Association to a vote of the students during this quarter. The gambling problem had been brought to the attention of the Senate by the exchange of money in the card game of "thirty-one", a popular game in the Student Lounge. The Senate was of the opinion that, although a large amount of money is not involved, the students are taking advantage of privileges granted them. It was decided that notices to the effect that gambling is not permitted on the campus shall be posted in the Student Lounge and on bulletin boards. The administration has cautioned that if such notices or Student Senate action are not effective, other measures will be taken to control the matter. The Senate also took action on the proposal submitted by Eugene Linton, Student Body President, to re-name certain buildings on the campus. In a previous meeting, it was decided that East Wing and West Wing should be re-named, if the proposal is approved. The Senate plans to send an informative letter to all members of the Alumni Association and to members of the present faculty who have been here for a period longer than three years. This letter will also include a ballot asking whether or not they are in favor of the re-naming proposal and, if in favor, to submit one or two suggestions which they feel worthy of consideration as possible new names for the buildings, and the reasons why they feel these should be considered. When an answer has been received from a majority of the alumni and faculty, and if the proposal is then approved, a ballot will then be sent to all members of the Alumni Association and a special election will be held on the campus for all students and faculty to select "new names for old buildings." All action, at present, is being handled through the Student Senate Building Re-naming Committee appointed by Linton. The Senate also plans to submit a new constitution to the students for approval at the general election to be held during the fifth week of this quarter. April 6 to Be Election Day A student election will be held on April 6 to choose the officers for 1954-55. The Student Senate will act as the nominating committee for this election, and will select the candidates for president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. This election must be held during the fifth week of the spring quarter. An election party, sponsored by the Student Senate, will be held on the evening of April 6, and the results of the election will be revealed at that time.
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Talib Kweli and Res are Idle Warship (great name) and this is the first song I have heard from them. It uses a Corey Hart "Sunglasses at Night" sample just like a million other beats I have heard over the last 3 years. Even though the urge to turn the song off was strong once the first few beats played, I resisted and in the end I am glad I did. This is one of the best uses of that sample I have heard and even though I thought it had been played out, it is still original and different. Res takes most of the song and she is perfect for this type of track. But I will now have to state that no one else should use this sample, I don't care if its the hottest beat you have ever made, don't do it! There should be a 10 year moratorium on this song starting..........now.
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My dog goes to the bathroom on the wee wee pad, but he will only soil the pad once, even though he has to go more then once in a small time frame, but wont go on the same pad twice, why is that?
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The city of Camden has maintained its "A" rating and "stable" outlook from Standard & Poor's (S&P) Ratings Services. The city has continued to demonstrate good fiscal control during an exceptionally tough economy and is reinvesting its own money into reinforcing utility infrastructure, S&P said in a press release. The city also continues to work to build up the city's cash reserves.
After years of being on the back burner, the city of Camden is ready to bank on the future of another of town: the I-20/U.S. 521 interchange area and two nearby industrial parks.
They'll finally get their day in court.
The city of Camden is ready to "Grab Life." That's the slogan for a new city branding campaign developed after two years of planning, research and work by a citizen's stakeholder committee and the West Columbia-based advertising, marketing and design firm of Flying Napkins Inc.
Camden City Council expressed its hopes that a Chick-fil-A restaurant will actually be built in Camden with a 4-0, unanimous vote to annex a small piece of property on West DeKalb Street. Tuesday's vote was the second and final reading necessary of an ordinance authorizing the annexation of a 1.08-acre lot being subdivided from the Seven Oaks Shopping Center, anchored by Kmart.
Organizers of the Camden Antiques Fair recently announced that Joe and Brenda Sullivan are Honorary Chairmen for this year's event. They reside in Camden and spend part of the summer in Newport, R.I.
The city of Camden has until Jan. 1, 2013 -- a little more than four and a half months from now -- to comply with federal mandates concerning emergency communication interoperability. The mandates grew out of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans where law enforcement and other emergency agencies found it difficult to communicate with each other.
Camden City Council decided to put off launching community surveys for one year, citing the fact that the proposal has not been budgeted for the current fiscal year. The idea to conduct surveys came out of an April 30 "road trip" to Rock Hill. Rock Hill City Council conducts such surveys through an independent firm every three years as part of its strategic planning process.
Camden City Council may follow the example of their counterparts in Rock Hill and begin conducting community surveys as part of its annual strategic planning process. Council will discuss the possibility during its pre-meeting work session Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.
For more than a decade, Camden has been trying to find a way to keep heavy trucks off of Broad Street and on to a truck route. Camden has a truck route and has an ordinance on the books that would enforce its use -- but doesn't currently do so.
The developers of Bridlewood Farms on Springdale Drive in Camden now have the go-ahead to take the first steps at actually creating the subdivision.
For several months, things have been quiet in the more than year-long controversy over the city of Camden's pursuit of constructing a sports complex. The city purchased property on Campbell Street in March 2011 with the intention of building a sports complex, proposed using hospitality taxes to construct it and began negotiating with the YMCA of Columbia to manage it. The plan met not only with vocal opposition, but legal challenges as well.
Getting ready quickly to fight a fire must run in the family.
Eight people spoke during a S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) public hearing Tuesday at Camden High School (CHS) on preferred alternatives for a Broad Street "road diet" and an enforceable truck route around Camden's downtown.
Camden City Council will confer special recognition on four Camden Police Department (CPD) officers during its meeting Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. There will be no afternoon work session.
On Saturday, March 22, the Camden Coin club will hold its annual Spring Coin Show at the Camden Recreation Department on Hwy. #1 South in Camden.
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Nice. That run looks like a fun time. You like hills check this one. www.hikerun.com
Oh yeah. Looks awesome!
But. Why do they make it so hard to figure out even what state the race is in??? A website should provide a modicum of information, IMO.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
Poor baby
Needs more cowbell!
Tangerine, I really like that.
Kirsten - aka "Auntie Kirsten"
• 2 olympic distance duathlons -- 6 days apart -- PR at least 1
• 130#s (and stay there, gotdammit!)
just a simple cat
Oh yeah. Looks awesome! But. Why do they make it so hard to figure out even what state the race is in??? A website should provide a modicum of information, IMO.
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I want to do it because I want to do it. -Amelia Earhart
Tomorrow will be worse
Wow. Just...wow...
Does that say "Stay" "Classy"? I got the "classy" part, but . . . . No matter what, it's quite the contradiction, isn't it.
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How did you get your hands on that photo of me? I don't even remember posing for it.
But I bet the person who really has that tattoo can't remember a lot of things in their life.
12-week layoff
She is either an idiot, or a master of irony.
You know you're all jealous of her panache.
Well at least someone here is making relevance to the subject.
More like ganache.
Why can't you people ever get that right?
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This is an absolutely fantastic hat. It fits perfectly under my helmet while still keeping my ears nice and warm. I tend to run on the warm side and was worried that this would be too much for the current new england weather, but I have found that it keeps my head warm without making me overheat. It is a decent looking hat, but not something I would wear when I am not riding... doesn't quite have enough shape to be an everyday hat. I love that the ear piece flips up easily and does not look weird when it is up. Definitely a great purchase!
Pros: Great design, Performance, Ease of use, Great valueGreat cycling hat
March 15, 2012
The cap fits nicely under a helmet and the wool knit material is lightweight enough to keep you warm but not over heat while cycling. I haven't had the cap long enough to comment on it's durability, but the overall construction seems excellent.
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November 27, 2011
Ibex could have put more into this good design idea for an under the biking or climbing helmet and stylee on its own. First, wool too thin to provide any wind protection. Ear flaps did not fully cover or stay in place. Second, durability is minimal after a hard week of wear, noticeable balling and visor wrinkle. Third, visor is too short, needs another 2 cm length. For this price point, not enough functioning features. I am returning it today.
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Yeoldon House is situated at the end of a private drive ensuring peace and privacy at all times. The gently sloping gardens provide delightful areas to sit and enjoy the scene either in front of the hotel with a pot of tea or a glass of wine or down beside the tinkling waterfall watching the fish gliding through the pond.
On entering the hotel you will be instantly aware of its tranquillity and warmth. The cosy lounge beckons, inviting you to sit and relax with a book or newspaper whilst the historical stained glass windows and fascinating pictures and artefacts demand closer inspection.
The hotel is beautifully maintained with great attention paid to detail. Considerable refurbishment has taken place in recent years with the owners seeking to create a peaceful and welcoming atmosphere where comfort is a priority and excellent service the norm.
" Having spent 30 years in London, 17 of them as the executive chef of a four star, 300 bedroom hotel, my dream was to own my own country house hotel. I wanted to produce high quality food using local ingredients wherever possible and to be able to offer it to guests in a lovely setting. Jennifer and I searched the country from the Pennines to Penzance and fell in love with Yeoldon House the minute we stepped out of the car. We want our guests to feel welcome and comfortable and we want them to return time and time again..."
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Jacob Druckman
Jacob Raphael Druckman (June 26, 1928 – May 24, 1996) was an American composer born in Philadelphia. A graduate of the Juilliard School, Druckman studied with Vincent Persichetti, Peter Mennin, and Bernard Wagenaar. In 1949 and 1950 he studied with Aaron Copland at Tanglewood and later continued his studies at the École Normale de Musique in Paris (1954–55). He worked extensively with electronic music, in addition to a number of works for orchestra or for small ensembles. In 1972 he won the Pulitzer Prize for his first large orchestral work Windows.[1] He was composer-in-residence of the New York Philharmonic from 1982-1985. Druckman taught at Juilliard, The Aspen Music Festival, Tanglewood, Brooklyn College, Bard College, and Yale University, among other appointments. He is Connecticut's State Composer Laureate.[2]
Druckman died of lung cancer at age 67. His music is published by Boosey & Hawkes. He is the father of percussionist Daniel Druckman.
Notable musicians who have recorded his works include David Zinman, Wolfgang Sawallisch, Zubin Mehta, Leonard Slatkin, Dawn Upshaw, Jan DeGaetani, and the American Brass Quintet.
Notable students[edit]
- Daniel Asia
- Robert Beaser
- Mark Birnbaum
- Sidney Corbett
- Robert Cucinotta
- Conrad Cummings
- Michael Daugherty
- Donald Fagen
- Anthony Gatto
- Melissa Hui
- Daniel Kellogg
- Aaron Jay Kernis
- Douglas Knehans
- Graeme Koehne
- David Lang
- Peter Scott Lewis
- Scott Lindroth
- Jing Jing Luo
- Cindy McTee
- Marc Mellits
- Leon Milo
- Kevin Puts
- Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez
- Arlene Sierra
- Sheila Silver
- Laurie Spiegel
- Pathorn Srikaranonda
- Jan Swafford[3]
- Christopher Theofanidis
- Augusta Read Thomas
- Joseph Waters
- Amnon Wolman
- Carolyn Yarnell
Major works[edit]
- String Quartet No. 1 (1948)
- Windows, (1972) for orchestra
- Brangle, (1988–89) for orchestra
- Aureole, (1979) for orchestra
- String Quartet No. 2 (1966)
- String Quartet No. 3 (1981)
- Lamia, (1975) for soprano and orchestra. Based on the poem by John Keats
- Prism, (1980) for orchestra
- The Seven Deadly Sins, for piano
- Animus I, (1966–67) for trombone and electronic tape
- Animus II, (1967–68) for mezzo-soprano, percussion and electronic tape
- Animus III, (1968) for clarinet and electronic tape
- Incenters, (1968) for 13 Instruments
- Antiphonies, for two choruses. Setting of poems by Gerard Manley Hopkins
- Dark Upon the Harp, (1961–62) for mezzo-soprano, brass, and percussion. Psalms
- Vox Humana, (1983) chorus and orchestra
- Counterpoise, (1994) for soprano and orchestra
- Synapse, (1971) for tape
- Valentine, (1969) for solo double bass
- Reflections on the Nature of Water, (1986) for solo marimba
- ^ Keller, James M. "Thomas / Druckman / Harte". Liner note essay. New World Records.
- ^ STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Sites º Seals º Symbols; Connecticut State Register & Manual; retrieved on January 4, 2007
- ^ "The Scott Chamber Players", playing works by Jan Swafford and Glen Gass.
External links[edit]
- The Jacob Druckman Papers, the composer's personal papers and manuscripts, are housed in the Music Division of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
- Art of the States: Jacob Druckman
- Biography at Boosey and Hawkes Publisher
- Jacob Druckman at the Avant Garde Project has FLAC files made from high-quality LP transcriptions of out-of-print vocal, instrumental, and electroacoustic works by Druckman available for free download.
- Interview with Jacob Druckman by Bruce Duffie, March 22, 1989
- 1928 births
- 1996 deaths
- 20th-century classical composers
- American composers
- Bard College faculty
- Deaths from lung cancer
- Jewish American musicians
- Jewish classical musicians
- Jewish composers and songwriters
- Pulitzer Prize for Music winners
- Symbols of Connecticut
- École Normale de Musique de Paris alumni
- Rome Prize winners
- Guggenheim Fellows
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Freddie's mother grills her son about a baggie he left at home...in front of Carly $ Sam.
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Sam bawls because she she hates her job and has to be nice to all the customers.
For the first time, Spencer won't allow Carly to do something. It doesn't go down so well.
Freddie gets roped into Sam's girlie lessons.
Is Sam's twin, Melanie real? She lets Freddie hold her hand & agrees to dance with him.
Dingo Studios totally ripped off iCarly!
Sam's new BF doesn't have a lot of fans.
Lewbert was HAPPY at one point in his life. Could it happen again?
The principal asks the iCarly crew for a favor.
Spencer, Sam and Carly exercise their arms, while Freddie takes a nap in the corner.
Freddie wears a tux and Spencer makes a 10-foot tall iCarly Award.
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Total Guitar magazine recently named Celine Dion and Anastacia's rendition of AC/CD's "You Shook Me All Night Long" (from 2002′s Divas Las Vegas concert on VH1) as the worst song cover of all time. (Thanks to Popeater for the heads up.) As a rabid Anastacia fan who still can't understand the American songbird's lack of success in her home country — the uninitiated should go directly to "Paid My Dues" without passing 'Go' or collecting $200 — I had no choice but to write a blog item in her defense.
My pick for the world's worst cover would have to be Jessica Simpson's "These Boots Are Made for Walkin'" (embedded after the jump). Bad enough that the Newlyweds star commits attempted sexy against Nancy Sinatra's 1966 classic using a wheeze/speak that's about as erotic as an asthma attack, but she also treats the song's saucy lyrics with all the care of a dock worker gutting a freshly caught tuna. Thus, genius turns of phrase such as "You keep lying, when you oughta be truthin'" and "I just found me a brand new box of matches" get replaced with bland references to Simpson's role in the related big-screen remake of TV's Dukes of Hazzard. Add an unfortunate "rap" interlude, the sullying of legend Willie Nelson's good name, and a video that pairs one of my favorite old-school female-empowerment anthems with footage of Simpson writhing suggestively against a suds-soaked motor vehicle, and, well, clearly I've done my duty of expunging the offending title from Anastacia's record.
Then again, perhaps you all have your own nominees for the all-time worst cover. List your choice in the comments section below, and because I like to be a little evil (especially on Mondays), I must insist that you limit yourself to one song, and one song only. Ready, set, reveal!