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The U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center sponsors a public readings series, the Brooks E. Kleber Memorial Readings in Military History. The series features recent works by noted authors on a variety of historical topics. The series honors the memory of Dr. Brooks E. Kleber, former U.S. Army Assistant Chief of Military History (CMH).
Life and Times of Bill Mauldin
Dr. Todd DePastino
Surge: My Journey with General David Petraeus and the Remaking of the Iraq War
COL (Ret.) Peter Mansoor, Ph.D.
The School of Hard Knocks: Combat Leadership in the American Expeditionary Forces
Richard Shawn Faulkner, Ph.D.
American Militarism and Anti-Militarism in Popular Media
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Grey Eminence: Fox Conner and the Art of Mentorship
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Hanoi's War: An International History of the War for Peace in Vietnam
Dr. Lien-Hang Nguyen
Lien-Hang T. Nguyen is an associate professor of history at the University of Kentucky. She received her BA from the University of Pennsylvania and her PhD from Yale University, and has held fellowships from Stanford, Harvard and Yale universities. Her book, Hanoi's War: An International History of the War for Peace, was recently published by the University of North Carolina Press. Length: 69 Minutes
The Good Soldiers
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Of Duty Well and Faithfully Done: A History of the Regular Army in the Civil War
Dr. Charles R. Shrader and LTC (Ret) Clayton Newell
War in the Ruins: The American Army's Final Battle Against Nazi German
Dr. Edward G. Longacre
Carrying the War to the Enemy, American Operational Art to 1945
Dr. Michael R. Matheny
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The Lucky Bastards Club: Letters from a B-17 Pilot and His Family
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Kaboom: Embracing the Suck in a Savage Little War
Matt Gallagher
Breakthrough: The Gorlice-Tarnow Campaign, 1915
Dr. Richard Dinardo
Vietnam, The History of an Unwinnable War, 1945 - 1975
Dr. John Prados
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William W. Stueck, Ph.D.
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Tuskegee Airmen of the 332nd Fighter Group
Alexander Jefferson
WWII Veteran
Lecture Date: May 4, 2006
Alexander Jefferson was one of 32 Tuskegee Airmen from the 332nd Fighter Group to be shot down defending a country that considered them to be second-class citizens. A Detroit native, Jefferson enlisted in 1942, trained at Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, became a second lieutenant in 1943, and joined one of the most decorated fighting units in the War, flying P51s with their legendary--and feared--"red tails." Based in Italy, Jefferson flew bomber escort missions over southern Europe before being shot down in France in 1944. Captured, he spent the rest of the war in Luftwaffe prison camps in Sagan and Moosberg, Germany. An unvarnished look at life behind barbed wire--and what it meant to be an African-American pilot in enemy hands. It is also a look at race and democracy in America through the eyes of a patriot who fought to protect the promise of freedom.Length: 80 Minutes
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Carlo D'Este
Independent Scholar
Lecture Date: May 7, 2009
Before he became a politician Winston Churchill was first a soldier who had a lifelong obsession with all things military that not only shaped the man and war leader he later became but played a major role in the Allied victory in World War II. From Cuba to the Northwest Frontier, the Sudan, South Africa and World War I, Churchill's extraordinary military experiences were the training ground for the great role he was destined to play as Britain's war leader during the Second World War. Carlo D'Este examines Winston Churchill through the prism of his military service as both a soldier and a warlord: a descendant of Marlborough who, despite never having risen above the rank of lieutenant colonel, came eventually at age sixty-five to direct Britain's military campaigns as prime minister and defeated Hitler, Mussolini, and Hirohito for the democracies. Warlord is the definitive chronicle of Churchill's crucial role as one of the world's most renowned military leaders, from his early adventures on the North-West Frontier of colonial India and the Boer War through his extraordinary service in both World Wars. D'Este paints a masterful, unsparing portrait of one of history's most fascinating and influential leaders during what was arguably the most crucial event in human history.Length: 70 Minutes
To Conquer Hell: The Meuse-Argonne , 1918
Edward G. Lengel
Associate Editor, Papers of George Washington
Lecture Date: Feb. 5, 2009
On September 26, 1918, more than one million American soldiers prepared to assault the German-held Meuse-Argonne region of France. Their commander, General John J. Pershing, believed in the superiority of American "guts" over barbed wire, machine guns, massed artillery, and poison gas. In thirty-six hours, he said, the Doughboys would crack the German defenses and open the road to Berlin. Six weeks later, after savage fighting across swamps, forests, towns, and rugged hills, the battle finally ended with the signing of the armistice that concluded the First World War. The Meuse-Argonne had fallen, at the cost of more than 120,000 American casualties, including 26,000 dead. In the bloodiest battle the country had ever seen, an entire generation of young Americans had been transformed forever. To Conquer Hell is gripping in its accounts of combat, studded with portraits of remarkable soldiers like Pershing, Harry Truman, George Patton, and Alvin York, and authoritative in presenting the big picture. It is military history of the first rank and, incredibly, the first in-depth account of this fascinating and important battle.Length: 79 Minutes
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Christopher S. DeRosa
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In the months before the 2008 elections, advocates for overseas military voters claimed that the obtaining a ballot was such a cumbersome process as to effectively disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of soldiers. In some ways, despite a revolution in electronic communications, it might seem that little has changed for the voting soldier since the wartime elections of 1944, when a sponsor of a military voting bill claimed, "They just can't vote. A fellow down in Florida can hardly vote as an absentee voter," much less from overseas.Length: 46 Minutes
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Dr. Mitchell Yockelson
National Archives and Records Administration
Lecture Date: May 1, 2008
The combined British Expeditionary Force and American II Corps successfully pierced the Hindenberg Line during the Hundred Days Campaign of World War I, an offensive that hastened the war's end. Yet despite the importance of this effort, the training and operation of II Corps have received scant attention from historians. Mitchell A. Yockelson delivers a comprehensive study of the first time American and British soldiers fought together as a coalition force-more than twenty years before D-Day. He follows the two divisions that comprised II Corps, the 27th and 30th, from the training camps of South Carolina to the bloody battlefields of Europe. Despite cultural differences, General Pershing's misgivings, and the contrast between American eagerness and British exhaustion, the untested Yanks benefited from the experience of battle-toughened Tommies. Their combined forces contributed much to the Allied victory. Length: 74 Minutes
The Regulars: The American Army: 1898-1941
Dr. Edward M. "Mac" Coffman
Professor Emeritus of History, University of Wisconsin
Lecture Date: Nov. 1, 2007
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Allies in War: Britain and America Against the Axis Powers, 1940- 1945
Dr. Mark A. Stoler
Professor, Department of History ,University of Vermont
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Even the best of friends have arguments and nothing was truer of the United States and Britain during their joint effort to defeat the Axis powers during World War II. Though the countries maintained a united front, both diplomatically and militarily, the relationship between Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt was not always as congenial as it appeared. Dr. Mark Stoler examines the diplomatic and military history of these two countries during the second great World War. Length: 75 Minutes


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It came in a seven quarter swing in 2003 beginning with his first-ever start in a Monday night game, one against Miami – the same franchise that turned him down in 2006.
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"We ended up losing that game; I didn't play very well," Brees said. "I think our record was 1-5 or maybe 1-6 at the time. The very next week, we went to Chicago and I got benched in the third quarter of that game. I was benched for five games.
"That was really a defining moment and the turning point in my career: that whole experience, that year, all of the adversity."
Indeed he did not. Brees was just 19 of 30 against Miami, throwing for 190 yards and three touchdowns. A week later on November 2, 2003, he started 7 of 15 and threw another interception.
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Huge king master bedroom, large master bath with dual vanities and
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Vietnam was the center of the universe during the years of 1965 - 1973. Throughout that period American units fought Communist-backed liberation forces over patches of ground neither side intended to hold, for a people who did not understand their place on the world stage, in a time lacking moral imperatives. Our political leadership failed to recognize that it was America's soul that was at stake.
Clifford Miller was drafted by the U.S. Army in the turbulent Vietnam
Era. During the course of his military obligation, the young sergeant led an infantry platoon of ordinary boys who became remarkable men. Despite their devotion to duty, courage went largely unrecognized at home. Of the soldiers who survived the heat of combat, many still find
it impossible to bury the memory of time out the wire.
I wrote this book as a means of addressing the feelings that I had pushed down and away for 31 years. They would pop to the surface occasionally, and I chose this avenue to put to rest the doubts I harbored about my service obligation.
There was little interest in helping returning combat soldiers during or after the war, so I felt there might be others that reacted to this indifference in the same manner as I did. I have found some who read Out the Wire to be thankful that I portrayed infantry soldiers realistically, heroic and flawed, young yet older than their years. When I see today's soldiers thanked so genuinely, I feel part of their grateful acknowledgement is felt by those of us who were denighed our welcome home for so many years.
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"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes up short again and again, .... who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat." ....
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Which Winnipeg Jets' defensemen do results show to be the most effective?
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The Pilot's Logbook officially closes with a look at our beloved (since besmirched) goaltender, Ondrej Pavelec. Features some interesting shot plots.
The Pilot's Logbook continues by looking at Winnipeg fan and media darling Mark Flood, who in reality wasn't all that great.
Grant Clitsome is the next player covered in today's Pilot's Logbook. We take a look at his brief stint with Winnipeg and where he might fit this coming season.
The Pilot's Logbook continues by looking at former 3rd overall pick Zach Bogosian, who's finally starting to realizing his sky-high potential.
Your turn, Mr. Randy Jones, and it ain't going to be pretty. The Pilot's Logbook continues...
Tobias Enstrom is the latest entry in the Pilot's Logbook, and we look back and reflect on one of our most underrated defencemen.
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Historic City of Ayuttaya - UNESCO World Heritagehttp://whc.unesco.org/en/list/576
Of the many ruins scattered across the city of Ayutthaya, Wat Mahathat is probably one of the most ph...
The city of Ayutthaya was once one of the capitals of Thailand and, at its peak, was one of the large...
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.
Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?
China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.
Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.
Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.
Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.
I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.
The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.
China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.
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Vodafone, Barclays and social gaming company Gree are to open new centres in East London, chancellor George Osborne announced on 3 August, describing it as a "triple whammy for Tech City" »
When London was being built, energy efficiency wasn't a massive design factor. But with buildings now accounting for 80 per cent of the capital's carbon emissions, structures in London and beyond are getting a green upgrade »
The first of London's next generation double-deckers has been unveiled in the capital today and is the first designed specifically for London in more than 50 years »
London's last bendy bus will awkwardly snake through the capital's traffic today, on 9 December, as Transport for London is to discontinue the accordion-bellied vehicle at midnight »
Emer Coleman is the GLA's Director of Digital Projects with responsibility for The London Datastore. She speaks to Wired.co.uk about collaborative consumption, real-time data analytics, open data and public Wi-Fi »
Architect Lord Norman Foster has proposed an ambitious £50 billion transport hub on the Thames Estuary, which would host the world's biggest airport and create a series of high-speed rail links that run up the spine of central England »
Siemens has completed the first major stage of construction on a centre of sustainability in Royal Victoria Docks, London »
Public service providers are struggling to balance a commitment to open data with a duty to protect personal data and privacy, according to Kulveer Ranger, Digital Director of London »
In a mere 422 days, billions of people will be focused on the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. If one eccentric Dutchman has his wish, they'll be just as focused on what's in the River Thames as the 100-metre gold medal race »
London Mayor Boris Johnson has unveiled his ambitious plans for a sprawling network of electric car charging points across the capital, under the scheme Source London »
Spurred on by the city's forthcoming Olympic Games, Transport for London wants to install Wi-Fi hotspots in as many as 120 underground stations by June 2012 »
'Don't tell Boris, but he's been dramatically ousted as the Mayor at City Hall,' writes Wired magazine's editor David Rowan »
London Mayor Boris Johnson has revealed his desire to convert the capital into the world's technological hub and sees a city-wide Wi-Fi network as the answer »
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has taken the wraps off the long-awaited redesign of the Routemaster bus, and the first images have been released »
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LaGRANGE —
At Monday morning's LaGrange County Council meeting, County Information Technology Director Bob Murphy gave the council a "heads-up" regarding a recent development.
Murphy said there are some more regulations coming down the pike from the Federal Americans with Disabilities Act. His department has been in the process of readying for an inspection of compliance with the ADA regarding all county-owned property and buildings.
"This includes all county and non-incorporated towns. The incorporated towns have to take care of their own property," Murphy explained.
He said his department had already budgeted for an engineering firm to assist them in assessing any violations or code infractions or updating that needed to be done by the county to pass the ADA inspection. He called the additional regulation another "unfunded mandate" from Washington.
"Now, we have been told that, we not only need an engineering firm, but that the engineering firm has to collaborate with an architect on any projects," Murphy said.
Murphy added that the county has its first inspection next month. He has retained First Group Engineering out of Indianapolis because they have an architect who works with them. The initial cost to the county came to approximately $50,100.
Murphy said that if the county doesn't have the firm and the architect on board when the inspections begin, then the county would be denied any federal money until it became compliant. The funds will be allocated at the council meeting next month.
In another report, LaGrange County Economic Development President Keith Gillenwater pointed out some statistics in his organizations end-of-year report.
In 2009, there were three projects, creating 118 new jobs, with an investment of $3.5 million; in 2010, there were eight projects, creating 351 new jobs, with an investment of $8.61 million; in 2011, there were eight projects, creating 477 new jobs, with an investment of $6.32 million; in 2012, there were seven projects, creating 75 new jobs, with an investment of $8.88 million.
The good news was the average wage countywide went from approximately $13 an hour in 2009 up to over $20.50 and hour in 2012. He also said the shell building project was proceeding smoothly. The full report is available by calling the LCEDC at (260) 499-4994.


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Family Dollar's Rejection of Dollar General Is About More Than Money
Family Dollar's shareholders are bound to be wondering how the retailer's board can reject a higher merger offer from a rival, but the antitrust issues loom large.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
Ingersoll-Rand Buys Cameron Unit for $850 Million
Ingersoll-Rand has agreed to acquire Cameron International's centrifugal compression division for $850 million.
August 18, 2014, Monday
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Dollar General offered to buy Family Dollar Stores for $8.9 billion, hoping to break up its fellow deep-discount retailer Family Tree's agreed-upon $8.5 billion merger with Family Dollar.
August 18, 2014, Monday
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Wall Street Bids Farewell to Alan Greenberg, Head of Bear Stearns
A selection of Wall Street's old guard turned up on Tuesday to remember Alan C. Greenberg, the longtime leader of the firm, who died on Friday at 86.
July 29, 2014, Tuesday
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Dollar Tree Bids for Family Dollar to Help Compete With Big Retailers
Dollar Tree proposed an $8.5 billion takeover of Family Dollar, which could give the two companies the power to take on big retailers like Walmart.
July 28, 2014, Monday
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Nelson Peltz's Efforts to Shake Up Pepsi Get Backing of Calstrs
The California State Teachers' Retirement System, known as Calstrs, has sent a letter to a senior PepsiCo director, urging the food and beverage company to put Nelson Peltz on its board.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
Activist Investor Peltz Builds Stake in Bank of New York Mellon
The hedge fund Trian Partners disclosed a 0.8 percent stake in the bank and has since increased it to 2.5 percent.
June 30, 2014, Monday
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Hedge Fund Moguls' Pay Has the 1% Looking Up
The 25 highest-earning hedge fund managers in the United States took home a total of $21.15 billion in compensation in 2013, according to an annual ranking.
May 6, 2014, Tuesday
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PepsiCo Tells Activist Investor Its Answer Is Still No
For a second time, PepsiCo tells the activist investor Nelson Peltz that it opposes his proposal for the company to spin off its North American beverage business and keep its snack food business.
February 27, 2014, Thursday
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Women as Bosses Still Face Bias
Women are still caught in a double bind where they struggle to navigate their feminine gender role expectations and yet still prove to others that they are assertive and competent.
February 21, 2014, Friday
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CHILDREN enjoyed a special creative writing day to welcome them back at the start of the new school term.
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Genius without Borders: A Symposium in Honor of the Genius of Michael Jackson
Chicago, IL
Registration for the symposium is now closed, but tickets for the Friday evening panel will be available at the door.
Watch the symposium live on Justin.tv: http://www.justin.tv/gwb2010—more details below.
Symposium Venues
Registration, check-in, and all sessions on September 24 and 25 will be held on the Columbia College Chicago campus at 1104 South Wabash Avenue, Film Row Cinema, 8th floor.
The September 24 evening event, for which separate tickets must be purchased ($20) at the door, will be held in the Pritzker Auditorium, Harold Washington Library Center, 400 South State Street. For more information about the event, please call the Center for Black Music Research at 312.369.7559 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Film Row Cinema, 8th floor
- Gregory Tate, presenter
- Stephanie Shonekan, presenter
- Daphne Brooks, presenter
- Bonnie Brooks and Raquel Monroe, presenters
Bonnie Brooks chairs the Dance Center of Columbia College Chicago, where she is a tenured associate professor. She oversees the department's academic program as well as the Dance Center's contemporary dance presenting series, which she co-curates with executive director Phil Reynolds. A native of Washington DC, she has held numerous administrative posts in the dance field, including executive directorships at Dance/USA and the Minnesota Dance Alliance, and managing director of the David Gordon/Pick Up Co. She began her work in arts administration at the National Endowment for the Arts. She was a visiting assistant professor in UCLA's World Arts and Cultures Department during 1996–99. Brooks studied theater and English at Wheaton College (IL), and earned a master's degree, also in English, from George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia.
Raquel L. Monroe is a scholar, activist, and artist whose work explores the dynamic interplay between the performative and socio-political constructions of black female corporeality, black social mobility, and activism within African American communities. Her current manuscript blends feminist ethnography and performance analysis to explore how class informs the performance of sexuality within African American communities, and in turn, how the performance of sexuality and black social mobility impacts social activism in these communities. Monroe is an assistant professor in dance at Columbia College Chicago.
- Mark Anthony Neal, presenter
Harold Washington Library Center
400 South State Street, Chicago
Ed Eckstein, host and moderator
The son of legendary vocalist, bandleader, and matinee idol Billy Eckstine, Ed Eckstein has had a varied and extensive career in the music business. He joined Quincy Jones's budding media operation in 1974 and spent nearly eleven years as a key executive member of Jones's production empire, serving in a variety of positions on projects by the Brothers Johnson, Michael Jackson, George Benson, Rufus & Chaka Khan, Patti Austin, James Ingram, the soundtracks to Roots and the film adaptation of The Wiz, and Quincy's classic recordings. In 1985, Eckstein joined Clive Davis's Arista Records as vice president of A&R, where he contributed creatively to projects by Whitney Houston, Kenny G., Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, Expose, and Jermaine Stewart. In 1986, he began a decade-plus-long tenure with Polygram Records. His initial signings there included Vanessa Williams; Tony, Toni, Toné; Robin Harris; and Brian McKnight. In 1990, Eckstein became the first African American to be appointed president of a major non-black-owned recording company. He is currently co-producing with Moon Dog Films an eight-hour documentary television series, tentatively titled The Rhythm & Blues Project, on the history of R&B and soul music from post World War II.
Siedah Garrett, panelist
Siedah Garrett, a singer, songwriter, and performer, has written for a diverse selection of recording artists from Aretha Franklin to Al Jarreau, from The Korrs to Vanessa Williams, and from Barry White to Amy Grant. Garrett's songs are featured on hit albums such as Quincy Jones's Back On The Block and Paula Abdul's Forever Your Girl. She is probably best known for co-writing Michael Jackson's worldwide hit, "Man In The Mirror." She was the featured duet vocalist with Jackson on the hit single "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" and has sung with a wide array of acts including Johnnie Mathis, Patti Austin, Quincy Jones, The Pointer Sisters, The Commodores, Kenny Loggins, Chaka Kahn, and others. As a member of London's acclaimed neo-funk band Brand New Heavies, Garrett co-wrote over half of the group's album Shelter, which sold over a million copies in the United Kingdom. Her most recent work has been focused on writing, producing, and performing her new self-titled album Siedah.
Ricky Lawson, panelist
Ricky Lawson is best known as the drummer for such artists as Michael Jackson, Steely Dan, Phil Collins, Babyface, The Yellow Jackets, Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, George Benson, Quincy Jones, Al Jarreau, and many others. Lawson is also one of the most respected songwriters, producers, and arrangers in the music industry. A founding member of the Yellow Jackets, Ricky received two Grammy nominations and a Grammy award in 1986 for writing the hit song "And You Know That" on the album Shades. Ricky performed on Whitney Houston's multi-million seller "I Will Always Love You" from The Bodyguard soundtrack (which was recently labeled the number-one-selling soundtrack of all time), Anita Baker's "Sweet Love," James Ingrams's "I Don't Have The Heart," and Lionel Richie's "Dancing On The Ceiling." Ricky co-wrote and co-produced the Pointer Sisters' hit "Uh-Uh" and the Fat Burger hit "Good News." Other writing and/or co-producing credits include tracks for Only You, Star Trek 5, Barney's Great Adventure—The Movie, as well as Helen Baylor's "There's No Greater Love" and "When You Believe" performed by Whitney Houston and Mariah Carey for the soundtrack to The Prince of Egypt. Lawson is a highly versatile drummer, having developed expertise in jazz, country and western, pop, R&B, funk, and Latin rhythms—a versatility that allows him to perform with a wide spectrum of artists.
Greg Phillinganes, panelist
Greg Phillinganes is one of the world's most prolific keyboard artists. A Detroit native and music veteran for over 30 years, he began his career in 1975 with Stevie Wonder as part of his band, Wonderlove. Since leaving Stevie in 1979, Phillinganes went on to record, perform, tour, and/or write with a staggering array of GRAMMY Award winning artists, including Quincy Jones, Alicia Keys, Smokey Robinson, Eric Clapton, Ne-Yo, Barbra Streisand, Rod Stewart, Anita Baker, Paul Simon, Herbie Hancock, George Harrison, Ray Charles, Mick Jagger, Babyface, Andrea Bocelli, Natalie Cole, John Legend, Willie Nelson, Chaka Khan, David Foster, Ruben Studdard, Charlie Wilson, Richie Sambora, Mary J. Blige, Boz Scaggs, Whitney Houston, John Mayer, Usher, Santana, Diana Ross, Burt Bacharach, Fantasia, Elton John, and the late Michael Jackson. Greg is an ASCAP Pop Award Winner for the song "Love Will Conquer All," which he co-wrote with Lionel Richie. In addition to being music director for Richie's and Jackson's first solo tours, Greg served as music director for Michael Jackson's 30th Anniversary special at Madison Square Garden, Quincy Jones's "VIBE" television show, The 60th EMMY Awards, and the first Annual GRAMMY Nominations Live Concert, along with a wide range of special events including the 1999 Super Bowl Halftime show and MUSICARES's "Person of the Year event"—both honoring Stevie Wonder. A GRAMMY nominee himself, Greg has been a cornerstone in hundreds of GRAMMY Award winning albums, including Stevie Wonder's Songs In The Key Of Life and Michael Jackson's Thriller. Phillinganes was also a member of the GRAMMY Award winning supergroup Toto from 2003 to the band's farewell in 2008 and is featured on their final album Falling In Between. As an event producer, Phillingane's credits include the Society of Singers' Tributes to Elton John and Natalie Cole, The Michael Jordan Classic Golf Invitational, the US Doctors For Africa "Leadership For Health" Gala featuring 16 First Ladies of African Nations and Quincy Jones's 75th Birthday Celebration filmed live in Montreux, Switzerland. Phillinganes is now Touring with Herbie Hancock as part of the "Imagine Project" Tour with stops in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
Harry Weinger, panelist
Harry Weinger, an entertainment industry veteran of over thirty years, is a two-time Grammy-winning reissue producer, writer, and educator who is currently Vice President of A&R for Universal Music Enterprises, the catalog reissue arm of Universal Music Group. Weinger has produced, mixed, written, and edited liner notes for hundreds of reissues, compilations, and music DVDs, notably the Motown family of classic recordings, the James Brown catalog, the Verve Music catalog, and prominent artists in the world of Funk, Soul, and Jazz. His definitive overview of the music of Mr. Brown, the 4-CD box set Star Time, was not only a Grammy® Award winner, but was named by The New York Times "one of the Top 25 recordings of the 20th Century." He produced the expanded editions of Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On," "Let's Get It On," "I Want You," and "Here My Dear" packages. His many current projects include the final volumes in the massive documentation of every Motown single released during the company's heyday; an overview of every James Brown single; box sets on Dinah Washington, Nat King Cole, Clifford Brown, and Stan Getz, and the unreleased Jackson 5 album Live At The Forum, chronicling the group's historic appearances at the famed Los Angeles venue; and many others. Weinger has written for Rolling Stone and Vibe magazine, where he was one of its original contributing writers, as well as the trade magazines Billboard, Cash Box, and Hits. He has also been a contributing author to several books and, as a consultant for feature films, he has helped develop the soundtracks for such diverse films as Four Brothers, Liberty Heights, and Standing In The Shadows Of Motown, the acclaimed documentary about Motown's Funk Brothers band. A cum laude graduate of Ithaca College with a BS in communications, Weinger was Music Director of the school's nationally recognized FM radio station. He is an honorary Temptation, an honor bestowed upon him by original members Otis Williams and the late Melvin Franklin.
Film Row Cinema, 8th floor
- Jake Austen (host and moderator)
- Gordon Keith – As owner of Steeltown Records, Keith helped manage the Jackson Five and released the group's first single, "Big Boy," in 1967.
- Clinton Ghent – Best known for hosting the local version of Soul Train (1970–1976), Ghent was also a choreographer who developed some of the Jackson Five's earliest dance routines.
- Larry Blasingaine – As a teenage guitarist, Blasingaine and his band the Young Folks shared stages and rehearsal space with the Jackson Five. Blasingaine also played with (and coached) the Jackson brothers on their first known studio recording session. He would later play guitar with the Emotions and Jackie Wilson.
- Wilton Crump – With his vocal group, Crump competed with the Jackson Five at Roosevelt High talent shows. He later did arrangements on the group's second Steeltown single, "We Don't Have to Be Over 21 (To Fall in Love)." He later managed doo wop legends the Spaniels and is currently that group's lead singer.
Jacob Austen is a music journalist and author of TV-a-Go-Go: Rock on TV from American Bandstand to American Idol. He is currently working on a book about Michael Jackson in Chicago 1965–1968.
Amansu Eason began performing at age four with Morning Bishop Theatre Playhouse in Gary, Indiana. At age ten he began studying ballet, jazz, tap, and modern at Merson School for the Visual and Performing Arts. During the next six years, he began creating his own style that fuses those disciplines, including extensive training in Afro-Caribbean movements and rhythms. He has performed throughout the United States and in Mexico and Brazil. For eight years, he has taught African and hip-hop throughout the Chicago area, northwest Indiana, and Ohio. A dance minor at Bowling Green State University and a major in Africana Studies, he received extensive training in a variety of dance styles, including the Dunham technique. He has performed with Ben Harper, opened for artists such as Omarion, Marcus Houston, Mary Mary, and Arrested Development, and performed a solo for Michael Jackson. He is currently a principal dancer with Muntu African Dance Theater of Chicago.
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Once star Steve Kazee drops by Show People to discuss his first Tony win, ex-girlfiend Megan Hilty (Smash) and his love of drag queens and hitting the dance floor at gay bars. Kazee also shares his dreams of joining HBO's True Blood! Naked!
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Angel of music Sarah Brightman talks about her new album, space travel plans and embracing her role in the making of legendary Broadway record-breaker The Phantom of the Opera.April 19, 2013
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Joshua Henry celebrates his second Tony Award nomination for playing Flick in the Roundabout Theater Company revival of Violet with a visit to Show People with Paul Wontorek.May 15, 2014
Valisia LeKae, who steals the spotlight in Motown the Musical, talks about channeling Diana Ross, enjoying unexpected audience participation and her childhood in Memphis.May 20, 2013
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Andrew Luck has done about everything he could have done as Stanford's quarterback, but he's not quite done with his time as a Stanford student, as he told Amy K. Nelson at the 2012 NFLPA Rookie Premiere.
Luck jokes that he's set to graduate within the month "If I pass," and tells Nelson that he's had to struggle to find motivation to go to class when his Colts teammates are working out and bonding in Indianapolis.
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But Luck's also had a chance to check out the Colts playbook, even though he says reports of his teammates being impressed with his knowledge of it are overstated: "I forced them to say that to the media," he demurs. With only a few final projects left between him and an architecture degree, Luck is close to his first test as an NBA player: rebuilding the Indianapolis team that crumbled in 2011.
He's not so worried about living up to Peyton Manning's legacy -- "I'm not gonna wake up and try and measure myself to Peyton Manning every day," he says -- but is completely ready to take on the challenge of the NFL, despite inheriting a Colts roster that earned just two wins last year. "No one prepares to lose," he told Nelson, agreeing with Reggie Wayne's assertion that the Colts might not be awful in 2012.
Oh, and he's done with his neckbeard. Probably. "The 'neard' has probably died a cruel death," Luck says. "It was a bad look; I don't think I could pull it off again."


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Yup, that's Freeway, in mural form. Philly's got a long proud history of civic mural-making, and now they're doing themselves one better. There's a group of artistic getting-thangs-done types running rampant across the City of Brotherly Love, repurposing old advertisements, reinterpreting public space, and occasionally updating paintings of fishermen into the Philly Freezer. It's all part of a project called A Love Letter For You, and the central purpose is to write a love letter to the city, one wall at a time. The rest of it – aka the Freeway alterations – is a bit off-mission, but it provides some of the highlights. Check 'er out.
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Towson, Maine and New Hampshire are the front-runners, JMU and ODU have a shot!
With four weeks remaining in the regular season and plenty of key match-ups still remaining, the cream of the crop is slowly rising to the top of the CAA conference.
Surprisingly, Delaware and William & Mary are all but eliminated from winning the conference title and in jeopardy of missing the playoffs altogether. Both teams have had to juggle quarterbacks throughout the season as a result of injuries and performance. However, the inconsistent play of their defenses during critical stages of crucial games has been the difference maker.
Rhode Island started out of the gates slow, but appears to be the team nobody wants to play at the end of the season. With JMU and Towson on their schedule to finish the season, the Rams will have some say as to who wins the CAA conference.
Richmond has one of the most explosive offenses in the FCS have no shot at the CAA title and their hopes are dwindling. The Spiders have some solid defenders, but they give up a ton of points. Watching a Spiders football game is like watching the 1980's San Diego Chargers and their "Air Coryell" offense led by quarterback Dan Fouts. The Chargers offense couldn't be stopped, and they couldn't stop anyone from scoring defensively.
Villanova does not start one senior on either side of the ball, so they are basically preparing for next season. They have some talented players on that team, but they don't know how to win yet. They've contended in most of their games in the first half, but self-implode in the second half.
There are five teams left with a shot at the CAA title. Only three of those teams control their own destiny. Simpler than it sounds, Towson, Maine and New Hampshire have to win out and they will be CAA champions and seeded in the FCS playoffs.
The schedule makers knew what they were doing by pitting the three standings leaders against each other at the end of the year. None of the three have a clear cut advantage, as each plays one road game and one home game versus the other.
The match-up between James Madison and Old Dominion this weekend will eliminate one of the other contenders for the CAA title. James Madison has a better shot at the CAA title with only one conference loss and a future date with New Hampshire. Even if Old Dominion defeats JMU, they need a great deal of help to win the title.
When Towson visits Maine November 5th, the game could very well decide the CAA championship should the two teams hold serve this weekend. Another game that could likely determine the champion is on the final weekend of the regular season when Maine visits New Hampshire on November 19th.
Believe it or not, the biggest factor outside of health that could play a critical role in determining the CAA champion is the weather.
Should there be rain and high winds on any November weekend, Towson will be the front-runner to win it all. They have the most efficient rushing attack of the top three contenders. New Hampshire is one dimensional with Kevin Decker's passing attack and Maine needs the balance of run and pass to continue their solid play.
With everything said, the key match-ups really don't mean a thing unless the contenders handle their business this weekend. I wouldn't be shocked if a Delaware team now backed into a corner comes out fighting for their playoff lives this weekend and knocks off Towson.
A rising Rhode Island squad will give New Hampshire a battle this Saturday as well. I wish I could say for certain Villanova will challenge Maine for all four quarters at home, but you never know with an inexperienced team. The match-up against the Black Bears could be their championship game for the 2011 season, or they will try to get through it without major injuries and valuable game playing experience.
I know Wildcats Coach Andy Talley would love a huge win to build off of during the offseason, but he can only control so much. The young Wildcats players will have decide how hard they want to battle.
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With the 21st pick in the LB Mock Draft, the Oklahoma City Thunder select P.J. Hairston from the Texas Legends of the D-League.
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On the same day he was released by the 76ers, former USC basketball center Dewayne Dedmon was named to the NBA D-League All-Star Game.
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Here's a question sure to draw a consensus response … with the benefit of hindsight, which 2001 draft pick would you stake the future of your club to, QB Michael Vick or RB LaDainian Tomlinson?
As he approaches his 11th season, Tomlinson is prepared to take over the No. 5 spot on the all-time rushing list, already having stepped over a dozen or more Hall of Fame backs. Vick's career has not gone without notice — four Pro Bowls in eight seasons — but his legacy is still being shaped as he enters the final phase of his career.
The two men will forever be linked by the trade that changed both of their futures — one of the biggest NFL draft trades in history (NFL Network selected it No. 6 all time). But if Tomlinson is the easy answer today, that was hardly the case back in 2001.
In April of that year, San Diego was a team in need of new blood under center. Its tentative plan heading into the fall was to ride 38-year-old Doug Flutie, but the club found itself in possession of the No. 1 pick and staring at a player many considered a "can't-miss prospect" — Virginia Tech's Vick. However, unable to come to terms with Vick before the draft, the Chargers instead chose to deal the pick to Atlanta for three selections and a player.
Blame San Diego's cold feet on QB Ryan Leaf.
It had only been three years since the Chargers gave away the farm to draft the second-best quarterback in the 1998 Draft. Chargers general manager Bobby Beathard predicted Leaf would match Peyton Manning as a pro — the legendary front-office executive couldn't have been more wrong. After suffering through locker-room temper tantrums and Leaf's 4-14 record as a starter, San Diego cut ties with Leaf and his $31.25 million contract following the 2000 NFL season.
Suddenly, no pick seemed safe to San Diego — and certainly nothing could be considered a sure thing.
San Diego began to shop the No. 1 pick, but few teams were able to provide the Chargers with what they were looking for. As former Falcons coach Dan Reeves once put it, "If you really looked at it, we were the most legitimate possibility to get a good trade for them."
In exchange for the right to pick Vick, Atlanta sent San Diego its first (No. 5) and third round (No. 67) picks, a second-round pick (No. 48) in the 2002 draft, and WR-RS Tim Dwight. With the picks the Chargers drafted Tomlinson, CB Tay Cody and WR Reche Caldwell. While Tomlinson has built a Hall of Fame resume, Cody and Caldwell accomplished very little (Cody started 11 games in three years, Caldwell averaged 19 receptions during his four years in San Diego). Dwight posted a career-best 50 receptions in 2002 but failed to make much of a mark beyond that.
At the time, most believed Atlanta was guilty of grand larceny. The Falcons had paid a small price for someone capable of revolutionizing the quarterback position. And Reeves knew first-hand how a quarterback could change a team's fortune; he'd been in Denver 18 years earlier when the Broncos shipped Baltimore a bundle of players/picks for the rights to the No. 1 overall pick in the 1983 Draft, John Elway.
Atlanta's front office was merely trying to recreate history.
"Like with Elway, it might be a little rough for a couple of years at the beginning," Atlanta general manager Harold Richardson told Sports Illustrated in April 2001. "But look at what he turned into for that franchise." Elway took Denver to five Super Bowls, winning two.
Ten years since the 2001 blockbuster deal, neither the Chargers nor Falcons have won a Super Bowl. Still, it's safe to say San Diego got the better end of the deal, and not just because Tomlinson's career has overshadowed Vick's.
After passing on Vick, the Chargers still needed to address their future at quarterback. The team again pinned its hopes on the draft's second-best quarterback prospect, only this time with a more favorable result than what Leaf provided. To scouts, Drew Brees lacked the qualities you hope to find in a high-round pick — ideal height, weight and arm strength. To San Diego, he seemed like a solid Plan B. For the past seven seasons Brees has put up elite quarterback numbers. He is one of just two quarterbacks in history to have passed for more than 5,000 yards in a season, and his 2009 season is arguably one of the finest ever by a passer.
Even though Brees was not technically part of the bounty for Vick, it's clear his selection was a result of the trade. Now history has bound him with Tomlinson, further tipping the scales in San Diego's favor.
But beyond identifying a winner and loser, this trade helped to dispel the theory that teams must take a franchise quarterback whenever one is on the board. Vick clearly was that in April 2001, yet San Diego general manager John Butler widened his vision and with one deal chartered a course of lasting success for the Chargers.
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