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Teach Your Children Lyrics - Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
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You, who are on the road, must have a code, that you can live by.
And so, become yourself, because the past, is just a good bye.
Teach, your children well, their father's hell, did slowly go by,
And feed, them on your dreams, the one they picked, the one you're known by.
Don't you ever ask them why, if they told you you would cry,
So just look at them and sigh, and know they love you.
And you, of the tender years, can't know the fears, that your elders grew by.
And so please help, them with your years, they seek the truth before they can die.
Teach, your parents well, their children's hell, will slowly go by.
And feed, them on your dreams, the one they picked, the one you're known by.
Don't you ever ask them why, if they told you you would cry,
So just look at them and sigh, and know they love you.
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Wedding Song | Reviewer: Sarah Dugan | 4/3/13
My father, now deceased, had three daughters. None of us were "daddy's little girls." So at each of my older sisters weddings this was the song that he chose to dance with them to as opposed to the usual "Daddy's little girl." Unfortunately for me I never got the chance to dance with my father. My plan is to have this tattooed over my heart simply saying "You know the past is just a goodbye." with his birth date and death date.
cross,still,mash, and cumonyoung | Reviewer: cuntflyerben | 3/25/13
this song is drugs and cunt, however let us not forget the cornhole in all peoples fucking face that must always be an absolute 'act' upon thier false 'love-child' fuckery. don't bother to evaluate yourself, ever, you are only evaluating me at this moment. fuck, people are not any different that ingnorance is contagious. No, dont ask me. i was never a part of the 'l-child' generation because i 'am' a 'child' who you still seem to have never recognized. yes, i'm 65.
whole generation leaders | Reviewer: Ricardo | 11/21/12
Gee , I'm peruvian , but I have family in the states.
My mom who just passed away a month ago , had two sisters who were married to two magnificent guys , uncle Jack and uncle Ray.
So , I was raised with english coming through my ears since I was a little boy.
I visited the states first time back on 1957 with just 2 and half years on me.
what I'm trying to explain is that I understand pretty much the so call american way of life.
lived the 60's as a teenager listening to english groups ( the beatles of course ) but then again I discover one of the most influential pop -rock-folk group ever !!
crosby Stills and Nash ( then came Young ).
and I agree , this song must be one of the most influent and important song ever written.
it reminds some how in essence , Joni's Mitchell " The Circle of life ".
In the end , tell us the most important lesson on life = give and share love as you children will become the parents and so on.
pass it along.
long live Mr David Crosby , Stephen Stills and Graham Nash, and yeah why not Mr Neil Young.
Life is short | Reviewer: Wanda | 11/4/12
Life is short , but many things happens during that time to influence it in one way or another. CSN&Y, loved their music then, remember it now. I am almost 64 years old now, and my grown son is greatly on my mind. "Teach you children well", I tried, hope I did not fail. I have a grown daughter too, and I believe she got what I tried to 'teach'.
I guess the truly best thing is not to teach, but to share. Share the fun things, good things, sad things, and above all else, the LOVE. Then maybe then everything else will fall away.
In the meantime, while I wait to know, 'You know the past is just a goodbye, and you know I love you."
Error | Reviewer: Robin | 11/2/12
It should really be: "And so please help, them with your YOUTH, they seek the truth before they can die." instead of years
Words all generations can relate to | Reviewer: Birney L. of Woodbridge | 10/24/12
I did a search on the words to this song because with all the sad things happening to children, everyone needs to read and understand the true meaning of this song. I am a grandma of 3 and people today need to understand they need to "Teach their children well, and 'always' let them know they love them. This song has words that can be appreciated by many generations because of the deep meaning of the message within.
What life is all about... | Reviewer: EduardoP. | 10/8/12
This song ended the film "Melody"; so I first hear it when I saw it, at my early teens. For me the song represents the core of the film: love (a new feeling in my life) overcoming all stupid boundaries with a hughe smile.-
teach your parents well | Reviewer: Paulina | 8/19/12
My children stay at home for school. I watch as they learn and now they know more about some subjects they became interested in, like computer code and painting, than I do. This year, I started watching how they learn and grow - they draw a picture, watch someone do something, ask questions, make a fort, etc. and I have decided to try to learn the way they do. It's more natural. When I found out I had a head tumor, I knew I had done the right thing, spending time with them until they are ready to leave the house.
Teach your Children | Reviewer: Susan | 7/1/12
I've always loved that song. It's my Mom's favorite song of all time. But I always tried to hear the background lyrics and could only get the last two lines. But today my sister found them and I'd like to share them with you.
Can you hear and do you care
Can't you see we must be free
To teach your children
what you believe in
And make a world that we can live in.
If you love the song, you'll know where these belong.
What it meant then and what it means now... | Reviewer: Nicker | 6/22/12
This song passes through generations. When I was a new wife and mother, and felt misunderstood by my mother, so this song meant something entirely different. I was hearing and singing it from the perspective of a young person; today, being a mother of 3 and a grandmother of 9, I sing it from the perspective of a parent and grandmother to pass along the words to my children so that they can try to understand theirs, who are in their teens.
it makes me cry | Reviewer: orchidwoods | 5/18/12
Everytime I hear this song, it makes me cry, because for me it's a simple message of love and hope between parents and their children. Not a political message or a statement of equality or passing a torch--just love and caring for each other, and sharing our wisdom with each other. Parents can teach their children their values; children can show their parents their hopes and dreams. And so life goes, from one generation to another, a continuum of dreams and passions. For me, it's a timeless connection, and it reminds me that long after I'm gone, my daughter will be singing the same inspiring song to her own children.
@ Pamela and @ John | Reviewer: Shawn Walker | 5/6/12
Pamela, if you marched in the 60's and 70's, then you're most likely a grandparent now. And, yes, grandparents were still out marching with Occupy last fall. John is referring to his parents' generation. My daughter also noticed that Occupy had young people and grey-haired people. Her question to me was, "Where's your generation, Mom?"
@John, you're absolutely right. I remember being in college and most in my generation were cheering on "Reaganomics." As long as they got theirs, they couldn't have cared less about helping the next guy or paying it forward. Even before that in the 70's we were dubbed the "Me Generation." I hated that name, but now have to admit we've done a fabulous job of living up to it. Of course, there were those, like me, but not enough of us to hold back the tide.
This song means a lot to me because I was raised in a multi-generational family. When I was in college, my Great Aunt was horrified by my cousins and young people supporting Reagan's policies. She commented, "It's always the young people who bring about change. If not them, then who? If they're conservative now, where will this country be in 20 or 30 years?" She said she was counting on me to carry the dream to the next generation because she wouldn't live that long. I've done the best I can.
Good Luck to you, John. We need you and those of your generation to help restore this country to what it once was.
Memories last forever | Reviewer: Lucille | 2/3/12
I remember teaching my 13 year old sister Doreen to pick out the chords for this song on her old guitar and I don't play guitar. But I took piano lessons years before and knew what I was listening for. We must have sung it thousands of times over the decades at campfires in Grand Etang by the breakwater. Good old memories of making music in Cape Breton Island, teenagers in cut off jeans enjoying the magic of the 60's.
Pass on the torch | Reviewer: Dr Clovenhoof | 1/11/12
The really interesting thing about this song is its message is reproduced in the debate that follows. The song has two versus one directed at the elder generation and one at the younger but the message to both is the same - we cant hope to understand each other's hopes and fears but we can learn from each other - neither knows best! My daughter is only 11 and I can't imagine what the issues of the day will be when she's 17 but I'm pretty sure I wont understand them the way she does. When she was born a friend asked me how it would change my life. I said that now I dont want to miss spending time with her because I got arrested on a protest demo - I want to be there to bail her out when she is! To me this song is telling us to pass on the torch.
not titled | Reviewer: lisa | 12/29/11
I think this song has an excellent message....each generation has its own issues of that day and age to deal with & try to change. I find it impossible to believe that someone young (and by that I am primarily referring to teenagers) can possibly have all the answers when they are just starting out in life. You can't have all the answers when your life experiences are few.....on that note it would serve us all well to listen to those who have gone before us. I'm sure many of them have made their share of mistakes and they have wisdom to pass on, if only we listen. There is a gap between each generation.......each generation of children for the most part at some time or another thinks their parents are out of touch and not very smart. For the most part parents try their best to teach their children values and equip them for life. I love this song....there is much wisdom in these words. Thanks Crosby, Stills & Nash!
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On Jan. 5, 2013 the Veterans of Foreign Wars Jackson-Cox Post 1541 held their monthly meeting at the American Legion "Robert L. Jenkins" Post 150.
Robert A. Brown, Commander, announced his resignation because of personal reasons.
A motion by Ron Copple was made to dissolve the Post, turn in the Charter and donate the general funds to local veterans groups and charities. Furthermore, stating that if no veterans come forward on Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013 at 0900 hours at the monthly meeting at the American Legion "Robert L. Jenkins" Post 150, a final decision will be made to dissolve. Motion was seconded by Johnny Tompkins. Motion carried.
Once the Charter is turned in members will either go to another Post or be a national member of the VFW.
Please, veterans, come to the meeting on Feb. 2, 2013 at the American Legion "Robert L. Jenkins" Post 150 and let your voice be heard.
In years past the Post members donated time and money to the community.
Steven Land
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The celebrated collection of Western Americana officially opened to the public in 1935, though it built upon a pre-existing collection of books by Colorado authors and Colorado history pamphlets. Today the western subject specialty reflects all phases of development of the trans-Mississippi West. The collection continues to grow.
The Western History Collection began under the leadership of City Librarian Malcolm G. Wyer. Of the collection, he has been known to say "[It] is one of my great satisfactions." He and an academic adviser built the collection upon a sound base of books by Colorado authors and pamphlets on Colorado history. His efforts to collect in local and western history were validated by none other than renowned American author Willa Cather:
"Not long after we began actively building up the Western collection, Willa Cather spent two or three weeks working in our library in connection with research on the early history of Colorado and New Mexico in preparation for her book, Death Comes for the Archbishop. She talked with us about her work and expressed regret that several important books on this region which she had seen referred to were not in our library nor had she been able to locate them in other libraries in the two states. She discussed the importance of library facilities for literary and historical study, especially in a city like Denver which has the only large public library for the entire region and in which writers might expect to find the source materials giving background history and early development of the surrounding region. From the point of view of an author she considered it the obligation of a library such as ours to furnish the essential regional materials for scholarship and research. This visit confirmed the soundness of the objectives we fixed in establishing this new field of development." From Malcolm G. Wyer's Western History Collection, its Beginning and Growth.
By 1935 the collection had reached such size as to warrant its organization as a separate Department. Efforts had succeeded in finding Colorado and western newspapers, magazines, programs, yearbooks, maps, emigrant guides, broadsides, leaflets, local organization information, business records, mining and cattle company records, municipal reports, photographs and western art.
The emphasis on regional collecting attracted the interest and assistance of many individuals. One donor offered a sizable number of photographs and lantern slides, which are now priceless. Another donor initiated conversations with photographer David F. Barry about his valuable images of Sioux Indians, Indian life and encampments, U.S. Army officers, and Buffalo Bill; eventually the Department received 1,900 Barry negatives.
One early friend of the Department offered a superior collection of books illustrated by Remington, including autographed copies. Many notable works of William H. Jackson, L. C. McClure, Alfred E. Mathews, David F. Barry, George Catlin, Karl Bodmer, Thomas Moran, Albert Bierstadt, Horace C. Poley, Benjamin S. Hopkins, George Elbert Burr, Harry Rhoads, and Edward S. Curtis - to name a few - came to grace the Western History Collection over the years.
Many Colorado authors have used the collection in research for their books. A short list includes John Rolfe Burroughs, Ruth Underhill, Martin Castle, Luke Short, Marshall Sprague, William McLeod Raine, Muriel Sibell Wolle, and Louisa Ward Arps. Authors beyond Colorado include Lucius Beebe, Donald J. Berthrong, Dr. Robert Taft, Ramon Adams, Mari Sandoz, David Lavender, Irving Stone, James Michener, and Michael Streight.
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I don't think there is much of a connection between the quality of your mixes and your equipment. If you practice enough, you can do awesome mixes on shit equipment and vice versa.
nicely said, i couldnt agree with you more
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Heres my crappy set up (for the time being)
My Set Up
Yes thats right I use the Bose speakers mix dial as my mixer. Luckily the handytrax lets me actual play what vinyl I have so I'm on my way to an awesome set up =)
omg! that wallpaper on your laptop! where can i get it! maybe one of the best looking wallpapers i've ever seen! can you please hook me up? please please!
Get Dropbox, with 250 MB extra space!
mah "setup":
no proper monitors yet and the headphones i have atm suck ass, left out of the pic too, cuz i forgot them, but then again i just got the gear and am just trying to learn how the fuck to mix and stuff!
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is that an old Marantz reciever that I see down there?
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is that an old Marantz reciever that I see down there?
Actually that's a 1976 Pioneer SX-1250 (650Watt RMS). Got it on ebay last year, it's in great condition.
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omg! that wallpaper on your laptop! where can i get it! maybe one of the best looking wallpapers i've ever seen! can you please hook me up? please please!
i believe thats a default xp wallpaper...
i love me some trance
its awesome! i love those old school analogs. if you dont mind me asking, how much did you pay for it? it looks like its in great shape.
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Very sexy photo. I can see this as black & white poster. I'd love to have this image high-res if you still have it .. I wanne frame and hang it in my room
My Set up....(in the basement)
I've set up my basement like a mini club. With foosball, bar, loads of mirror balls (from 2" - 20"), black lights, strobe, etc... and the booth!
The Booth:
2 X 1200 mk2 w/ old DMC slip mats
2 sets of Ortifon DJ carts, 1 set stanton 680's & 1 set 500's
American DJ Commander mixer
American DJ DCD-Pro 400 CD player
Sony MDR-V6 & MDR V700 phones
2 Mackie SRM-450 powered moniters
tape decks, mini-disc...etc...
aprox. 2000 records (House / Trance / 90's techno / New Wave...etc)
about 1500 cd's
Also have a Mac G3 with Pro-tools, Reason, Rebirth ...
check out some pics here...
(o\ ! /o)
apologies for poor quality image, i took it on my phone hehe..
2 x vestax pdx2000 decks
vestax pcv-275 mixer
pioneer efx500 fx unit
sennheiser hd280 pro headfones
ortofon concord s carts
wharfedale valdus 400 speakers
nad c320 amplifier
soon to come: numark tt1650 shit 3rd deck to have fun with
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Cabarita Beach, Byron Bay & Northern Rivers, NSW
- Guests: 6
- Bedrooms: 3
Bedroom breakdown
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Bedroom 2 - 1x Double
Bedroom 3 - 2x Single
- Bathrooms: 1
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Located opposite the surfing beach at Cabarita Beach
Small complex located close the the fantastic surfing beach at Cabarita Beach - 2 bedrooms plus a loft bedroom, open plan living dining kitchen area, outside entertaining area, minutes to the beach, cafes, shops and restaurants.
Please note linen and towels are not supplied at this property
Very close to shops, cafes, restaurants and the beaches
Suitbale for 2 couples or a family
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- DirectPay - Rent-A-Home takes reservations on this property but the property manager processes payments directly with you.
- Minimum Stay 2 Nights
- Bond $500
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WILLSBORO & GRANVILLE — June Frances Lincoln, 87, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013, at The Orchard Nursing & Rehabilitation Centre in Granville following a long illness. She was born on Oct. 4, 1925, in Reber, N.Y., the daughter of Raymond and Flora (Baker) Boardman. June attended Willsboro Central School graduating in the "Class of 1943".
She and her late husband, Walter C. Lincoln, Jr. were united in marriage in 1945. Walter passed away in 1992. June was a gentle lady and matriarch of the family.
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Besides her husband, Walter, she is predeceased by two brothers, Wendell and Belden Boardman; and one sister, Shirley Cross.
She is survived by her three daughters, Kristie L. Gijanto of Granville, Sharon K. Lincoln of Hemet, Calif., and Narayan L. Lincoln of Portland, Ore.; one brother, Dale Boardman of Willsboro; two sisters, Virginia Sayward of Elizabethtown and Patricia Lincoln of Willsboro; eight grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.


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Linkup of Heavy Traffic and Big Deal. Start as for Heavy Traffic and move up to the second, bigger hole. Traverse right on edges into the Big Deal finish. Top out on cool slopers. Excellent!
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The first time I made it to the top, it was as described above, going to the biggest high hold on Heavy Traffic, and then traversing directly right onto the Big Traffic crimps (but I was too scared to commit to the top out, so I bailed). I think it is slightly harder and more aesthetic to skip the upper big hold though.
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HOUSTON (BP) -- A yearlong celebration of the 125th anniversary of WMU kicks off this year at the WMU Missions Celebration and Annual Meeting, June 910 in Houston.
"When WMU organized in 1888, praying for and giving to missions was at the forefront of the women's minds," Wanda S. Lee, executive director/treasurer of national WMU, said. "They had read many missionary letters; heard the pleas from individuals like Lottie Moon, and recognized the need to raise awareness and increase funding to support missions. What began with gathering eggs and baking bread to sell for missions soon turned into a missionary movement unlike anything their churches had ever experienced.
"Once they saw the impact they were having in isolated areas," Lee continued, "they realized there was strength in their collective efforts for missions. As a result, WMU was born and continues today with that same passion for praying and giving on behalf of our missionaries."
Over the course of 125 years, Woman's Missionary Union has grown from a group of women passionate about missions to a thriving international missions organization -- WMU -- that encourages both genders and all ages to share the love of Christ and seek to make Him known.
"The Story Lives On" is the theme of this year's celebration. "The story of WMU is a story of God at work in the lives of His people as they followed His call," Lee said. "It is a story worth telling over and over as we celebrate, so that others may join us in our missions calling."
In Houston, participants will have the opportunity to glimpse into 125 years of missions history through theme interpretations and interactive exhibits; gain insight into how God is at work around the world and how each person can be a part; visit with and hear from international and North American field personnel; hear from Debby Akerman, national WMU president, on Monday afternoon; participate in breakout sessions; and join in times of worship.
Featured field personnel from the International Mission Board will include Jackie Bursmeyer, the Americas; Gregg and Donna Fort, Zimbabwe; Richard and Fran Kelly, West Africa; and Randy and Debbie M., South Asia.
Featured missionaries with the North American Mission Board will be Chet Cantrell, Baptist Center director of the Christian Activity Center in East St. Louis, Ill.; Patrick and Archalena Coats, who serve in Homestead, Fla., with the Miami Baptist Association; and Scott and Ashley Venable, who serve in inner-city Chicago with the Illinois Baptist State Association.
A variety of breakout sessions on Monday, June 10, will be geared toward church missions leaders, including those who lead or are interested in knowing more about WMU's various organizations -- Mission Friends, GA, RA, Children in Action, Acteens, Challengers, Youth on Mission, and myMISSION.
All meetings of the WMU Missions Celebration will be on level four of the Hilton Americas Hotel, 1600 Lamar St. in Houston. Visit www.wmu.com for more information, including a complete schedule and frequently asked questions.
The yearlong celebration of 125 years of missions through WMU will culminate at the 2014 WMU Missions Celebration in Baltimore, June 89.
Julie Walters is the corporate communications team leader for WMU.
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I was very excited from reviews to order these new boots. I have a hard to fit woman's wide foot. Boots are beautiful, very lightweight, good sturdy sole, great dirt color and Goretex which I wanted for cold / wet hiking and backpacking.
The insert is interesting with small pads at different pressure points. Fit was tight for me with med./thin hiking sock. For any regular size foot I believe they would be fantanstic.
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Seems like El Nino is rapidly catching up to Osama's record for creating disasters. On the world scale all continents are experiencing adverse weather conditions. Either floods in Europe and Asia or droughts in North America and Australia. Loss of life is rapidly increasing and will probably exceed Osama's 911 world wide. Foreign news services ie Europe are increasingly blaming El Nino. Both USA and Australia have tried to ignore the Kyoto agreement but for how much longer? Can't say whether Kyoto will solve the weather problem but the rest of the world is increasingly looking to Kyoto as a possible solution. It will be interesting to see how long our politicians in Australia and USA can ignore this world pressure. I see a back flip occuring.
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I applaud the USA and Australia for doing the correct thing and ignoring Kyoto. For every so called expert supporting the global warming theory there is another denouncing it. Kyoto is a bad agreement, its sole purpose is to put take money out of your hands and into the pockets of Europian power brokers. Kyoto is a monetary proposal which does little to actually solve emission issues.
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I'm not pretending Kyoto is the solution but neither is forest management as G. Bush sees it. Cleaning up the forest and fuel reduction will help reduce the damage but in a drought situation, as we both have at the moment, the benefits are minimal with my bacon on the line etc. What ever is causing this unusual weather is causing great heartache and El Nino appears to be getting the blame. China appears to be on the verge of signing the Kyoto agreement and further pressure for the USA to join must be occuring at an international level. The question is how powerful is domestic politics versus international politics in the USA.Disclaimer
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No arrests in alleged Springfield solicitationStaff Report | January 28,2013SPRINGFIELD — There will be no arrests in an alleged solicitation of a young girl in Springfield, according to Springfield Police Chief Doug Johnston.
Police interviewed the alleged victim after the incident but the girl could not recall what the man said to her, Johnston said. The police dropped the case based on lack of information.
"The victim didn't know if he was mumbling or directing something at her, nor did she know whether he was on a phone," Johnston said. "He is very slow and has a mental health issue on that aspect of things. To our knowledge
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Shift switch: Civil War reenactor
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Every now and then, the writers here at OnMilwaukee.com decide to give other, unique jobs a try. Some have tried cheesemaking. Others the ballet. Me? Well, I fought in the Civil War.
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Every now and then, the writers here at OnMilwaukee.com decide to give other, unique jobs a try. Some have tried cheesemaking. Others the ballet. Me? Well, I fought in the Civil War.
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Have you seen Michael Lowrey, aka "Orange Mike," around town? OnMilwaukee.com tracked him down to ask him why he wears all orange and quickly discovered that his attire is only one of many interesting aspects of this intelligent and unique Milwaukeean.
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Steve Jagler asks some Milwaukee notables about their memories of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy 50 years ago today in Dallas.
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Fifty years ago tomorrow, President John F. Kennedy was fatally shot in Dallas. Here are the memories of numerous Milwaukeeans - including a few OnMilwaukee.com contributors - who are old enough to remember details from one of America's darkest days.
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When Patrick Strong purchased the Range Line Inn in Mequon from his brother in 1985, he thought he was solely making an investment. Turns out, he was actually committing to a career and a lifestyle as restaurant operator. Strong's personal touch has paid off and his historic restaurant continues to thrive.
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After that met up with my group and headed to the muster drill then to an open bar party for 2 hours in the casino. "the best twenty bucks ever spent". big shout out to our waiter in the 70's Club Alberto! Once he figured out what we were drinking he kept them coming in 2's and strong as Heck! Carnival dropped the ball here I was supposed to DJ the party as that is my profession and had written approval to do so. They would not allow me but at least the Dj played my CD's. Here is a BIG Negative for me. the DJ did not once mix a song! ALL WEEK he let each song play out or cut into the next. He had no flow to his music and really ruined my club experience all week.
Cruise director was great Todd what up man! and James a.k.a Alfie is hilarious! the entire "Fun Patrol" did a great job on all activities and really making people feel welcomed. Shows were decent but the end to the Big Easy show was Great!
All in all I loved the Freedom and so did the other 9 people in my group. i am already planning for a 12/09 cruise as soon as the release the dates and sailings!!!


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Over the last year, new works originated by the Center for New Theater (CNT) at California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) have traveled from Los Angeles to venues around the world. In June, the CNT, which was established in 1999, will expand to become the Center for New Performance (CNP). The new CNP will be the CalArts-wide professional producing arm for original works in all of the performing arts.
The CNP will build on the mandate of its predecessor by providing a framework for the development of innovative music, dance and interdisciplinary performance in addition to (or in conjunction with) projects in theater. The mission is to develop the performance work of artists who are emerging, transgressive or dedicated to cross genre exploration.
The Center for New Performance (CNT) is not only a dedicated professional production arm of the college but an incubator for the development of challenging new work beyond the campus. CalArts provides the resource of its faculty of internationally recognized artists across the disciplines as well as their worldwide network of colleagues and collaborators, plus extended access to labs, workshops and performance facilities, thereby radically reducing the costs for developing new work.
The CNP will be launched in conjunction with the French premiere of September 11, 2001. This multi-media theatrical production is a collaboration between the Center and the Théâtre Dijon Bourgogne. It will embark on a three-city tour of France culminating performances in Paris at Theatre National de la Colline from June 7-17. September 11, 2001 is an elegy and requiem for the victims of 9/11. Written by acclaimed French playwright Michel Vinaver and directed by Robert Cantarella, September 11, 2001 was developed at CalArts and had its world premiere, in April 2005, at REDCAT in downtown Los Angeles.
Also, in 2005-06, a radical re-imaging of Shakespeare's Macbeth was originated by the CNT, premiered at REDCAT and later staged to critical acclaim at the Almeida Theater in London, England and the Adelaide Festival in Australia. For this interpretation of Macbeth, CNT Artistic Director Travis Preston directed Tony Award-winning actor Stephen Dillane's solo performance. Preston will continue as Artistic Director of CNP.
"There is a crisis in American culture–commercial values have become progressively more important as funding for experimentation grows increasingly scarce," Preston says. "Given the times we live in, colleges are uniquely positioned to create innovative theater works. They are supported by larger training programs and have the security to take risks. We are creating an environment that can meet the needs of the artist and individual projects."
Like its earlier incarnation, the CNP will be a forum for the creation of groundbreaking theatrical performance. Working closely with CalArts students, seminal artists from around the world will partner with the CNP to develop work that expands the language, discourse, and boundaries of contemporary theater. The Center will support a producing model that is artist and project specific, giving priority to performance that cannot be easily produced in other circumstances.
The first CNP production will be the new opera, What To Wear. This coming August, writer/director Richard Foreman director of the Ontological-Hysteric Theater and composer Michael Gordon will be in residence at CalArts. Working with the CNP leadership, CalArts faculty, students and guest artists, they will develop What To Wear for a world premiere performance at REDCAT. The production will include a singing ensemble, movement ensemble and seven musicians conducted by David Rosenboom, Dean of the School of Music. The opening is scheduled for mid-September 2006.
CNP producing director Carol Bixler commented on developing multi-layered productions in the scope of What To Wear. "Great artists don't run patterns. Great art cannot happen without experimentation. It is a very cold world out there for people who are asking questions rather than coming up with easy answers. Artists need a place where grey is tolerated, where complexities and nuances are accepted. CNP can be that place, providing a sanctuary for risk taking and the creation of genuinely interesting work."
In addition to Preston and Bixler, members of the CNP leadership include Leslie Tamaribuchi, Managing Director, Erik Ehn, Dean, School of Theater, David Rosenboom, Dean, School of Music and Stephan Koplowitz, Dean, School of Dance.


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He ship was beautiful and food was very good compared to another cruise lines we have traveled on in the past. Most of the travelers were middle aged and I didn't see to many children on this cruise.
Our stateroom steward was exceptional. Can't say enough about him, room was always clean and he was very friendly. Didn't like the onboard shows much and the leg room in the theater was terrible. I think that is the only bad thing besides the problem at check-in. Hats off to Oliver and Iulia (two of the Maitre D's).
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I do large displays for six holidays — Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Fourth of July, Halloween, and Christmas. HALLOWEEN AND CHRISTMAS ARE THE BIGGEST. I started doing this 28 years ago. The first December, I decorated our landlord's house in Winthrop. That was in the days of big, heavy light bulbs, a nightmare to maintain. The majority of lights now are LED and a lot stronger.
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Get Lost: A(maze)ing Corn Mazes Near Portland
Navigating our way through the grocery store or taking our jogging strollers to the street sometimes feels like a winding maze in itself. Get lost (and found) on purpose in an actual corn maze. Near Portland there are a few that wow with their cool designs and twists and turns. Here are five we found that are worth the drive.
Get Lost in: The Original Maze at the Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island
Size: Two miles of twists and turns on a five acre cornfield
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You've heard of the phrase, "Keep Portland Weird", but have you heard of the saying, "Keep Portland Lost"? This year Portland's original corn maze, now in its 15th year, celebrates the oddities and eccentricities that keep Portland well, weird. And, to celebrate the 15 year milestone, the folks at the maze are offering free admission to anyone celebrating a birthday during the season.
Bonus: If your little goblins like things that go bump in the night, they might enjoy the haunted maze as well. But proceed with caution, it can get pretty spooky.
Cost to Get Lost: $5 for ages 6-12 and seniors 60+; $7 for ages 13 and up, and FREE for ages 5 and under.
Hours: Sunday thru Thursday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; October: 4-5, 11-12, 18-19, 25-27, 30- 31 open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Online: portlandmaze.com
Get Lost in: Bella Organics' Corn Maze on Sauvie Island
Size: 3.2 miles over seven acres.
photo credit: Bella Organics Facebook page
It's a fight to the finish this year as families are encouraged to wear their team colors to root root root for their team– the Ducks or the Beavers. The corn field boasts the Ducks and Beavers team helmets plowed through so don't forget to represent with your school spirit. Expect to spend about an hour to get through this years maze.
Cost to Get Lost: $5 for ages 6-12 and seniors 65+; $7 for ages 13 and up.
Hours: 9am-5:30pm daily.
Online: bellaorganic.com/corn-maze
Get Lost In: Willamette Valley Pie Company's Corn Maze
Size: Five acres
photo credit: Willamette Valley Pie Company
This year the Willamette Valley Pie Company, located outside of Hood River, is partnering with Isaac's Room, a local organization that engages with Salem's youth. Ike Box, the coffee shop in downtown Salem (owned and operated by Isaac's Room), is etched in the corn maze. Take a spin through this maze and part of the proceeds will benefit Isaac's Room.
Cost to Get Lost: Cost varies between $5-$8. Click here for detailed pricing.
Hours: Tues.-Fri open noon-5pm; Sat. open 10am-6pm; Sun. open noon-5pm; closed Mondays.
Online: wvpie.com/harvest-festival
Get Lost In: Fazio Farms
Size: 6.5 acres
Portland's "most confusing maze" can be found at Fazio Farm. While it would fit with the mood of the season to imagine this circular maze was created by a UFO landing, the truth is the dizzying pathways are the handy work of Fazio Farm's hardworking plow. What makes the 6.5 acre maze even more exciting? There are no dead ends.
Cost to Get Lost: Check with the farm.
Hours: Click here for hours of operation.
Online: faziofarms.com
Get Lost In: Kruger's Corn Maze
Size: Really big (according to the folks at Kruger's).
photo credit: Kruger's
Like other Portland area farms, Kruger's also experienced some damage from the recent storm, but they'll be up and running come October 4. Kruger's corn maze is large–we mean huge. For grown-ups, the corn maze hosts a nighttime carnival where you'll find cabaret performers, fire dancers, music and outdoor movies.
Cost to Get Lost: $6 ages six and older; everyone else is free.
Hours: Mon.-Sat open 9am-6pm; Sun. open 9am-8pm.
Online: krugersfarmmarket.com
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AVON — After swimming sectionals last Saturday, three county divers — Avon's Daequan Quinn, Plainfield's Aaron Lux, and Tri-West's Evan Cooper — advanced to Tuesday's diving regional at Avon.
When the water fell still and the results were announced, only two county divers remained. Cooper and Quinn, both freshmen, each advanced to the state finals this Saturday with their fourth and fifth place finishes, respectively.
Each has been diving for several years and that experience paid off as both were happy to move on.
"It's pretty cool," Cooper said. "I would have hoped for a better meet tonight, but I'll just go in Saturday and do better."
Quinn agreed with his county counterpart.
"I am very thrilled," Quinn said. "I came into this meet 100 percent focused to take care of what I needed to do and deliver and that's what I did and it shows in my performance. It feels good"
Tri-West has had only three male divers make it to state with the last coming close to 20 years ago and none made the podium, something Cooper hopes to change this weekend.
"It would be good and it's definitely a goal and it would be an honor to do so as a freshman," Cooper said. "I'm not going in over thinking it and will just do the best I can."
While the scenario of Saturday's state finals can be nerve wracking, each has several years experience in big competitions and should be well prepared mentally for the challenge.
"I'm pressured but I've been diving for almost six years and have been in meets with more stress than this one," Quinn said. "It's like when I come to this meet, I do it to have fun. I'm just excited because my set goal was to do the best I can and take it as far as I can.
"For me to actually succeed and have the opportunity to go on to state is more than an honor to me. My life is dedicated to diving. I come everyday from five to seven and even stay after school to work out. It's not like I got up there and got lucky, it's something I train for and am really focused on doing."
Quinn's attitude towards his craft is impressive, especially at such a young age and something his high school coach certainly appreciates.
"Coming in as a freshman for me, I know he has dove for a long time, but when it comes down to a high stakes meet like this it's nerves of steel for freshman to come in here and perform pretty well," Avon coach Jon Karr said.
Lux finished 10th in his sophomore season after taking 18th as a freshman, moving up eight slots but narrowly missed the cut to state by two spots. He also added nearly 100 more points to his score from last season.
"It was a big improvement, absolutely," Plainfield coach Chris Cavanaugh said.
The first round of state finals diving begins at 9 a.m. this Saturday at the Indiana University Natatorium. Swimming finals are slotted to start at 1 p.m.