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Then there were the Kurds pushing against the CPA for something barely short of an independent
"Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said yesterday that in the event of
And speaking of playing with fire, there was Ayatollah Sistani insistently striking matches and moving them ever closer to the last bit of foundation under America's teetering version of Iraq: After all, the clear and present danger of Saddam's Iraq, the 9/11 connection, the weapons of mass destruction arsenal have all evaporated and what's left in our explanation arsenal is overthrowing a brutal dictator in the name of "democracy."
I can imagine a little dialogue in
I mean who expected a bunch of Shiites in
There's a bit of an irony here. We were bringing them "democracy," but when some of them actually demanded the promised goods, we said, impossible, can't be done in the time available, and insisted instead that the Shiites in particular settle for a process of choosing so obscure and indirect that it just might result in a government which we would feel comfortable turning "power" over to.
Unfortunately for the Bush men, Ayatollah Sistani has as of yet refused to give in on the matter of elections. As Dilip Hiro describes the situation in the Nation magazine ("Sectarianism in Iraq,"
"Although Bush dropped the earlier plan of having
This Shiite insistence, not the armed resistance of the Sunni minority, may prove the administration's deepest problem. Juan Cole at his Informed Comment website describes the present increasingly incendiary situation this way:
"al-Hayat reported that Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani's representative in Karbala, Shaikh Abdul Mahdi al-Karbala'i, warned that the coming days will witness demonstrations and strikes, and possibly confrontations with the occupation [Coalition] forces if they insist on 'their colonialist plot and in designing the politics of this country in ways that serve their interests.' Al-Karbala'i called everyone in his Friday sermon before hundreds of worshippers 'to support the religious leadership,' affirming that 'the Shiite leadership in Najaf takes a great interest in the process of transferring sovereignty to the Iraqi people through general elections.'
"He added that it would 'never henceforth allow the rights of the Iraqi people and the oppressed religious community [the Shiites] to be stolen from them, and would never compromise on their rights.' He said that 'The religious leadership is intent proceeding with this battle until the end. What is asked of you now is not to abandon [Grand Ayatollah Sistani] to himself, since leaving him in the lurch would expose us to the wrath of God and the curses of history.' He asked the worshippers to 'forget your disputes and to unite for the sake of the greater cause,' pointing out that 'apathy and negligence will lead to more long years of repression.' He warned of enemies of the Shiites who were meeting behind closed doors to plot the political future of the Iraqi people."
"Colonialist plot." Uh-oh. This is serious stuff and it drove L. Paul Bremer, our viceroy in
Here from the same Washington Post piece, for instance:
"Sistani has refused to see any
A country with no experience of democracy. No wonder they're demanding it! What about from a country with no desire to deliver real democracy?
Gee, Sistani's thinking must be complicated indeed. Democracy is when the majority rules via free elections; the Shiites are a majority in
Here's another passage from the same piece — and pretty typical of reporting from
Imagine that! There's a good definition of democracy for you. An "Iraqi face" on our authority. No wonder we don't really want an election. Here's another version of the same sort of thing from Washington Post columnist David Ignatius on the bleakly amusing prospect of Bremer and the Bush administration turning to – of all places — the UN for help in convincing Sistani that "democracy" shouldn't really mean "democracy," not in Iraq anyway. Ignatius begins by suggesting that ("Bremer's U.N. Lifeline,"
"Bremer's problem is that
Ah, a "power grab." I wonder, just out of curiosity, how Ignatius described the
"So things have come full circle in
Look at the language there. We "bypassed" the UN in our rush "into"
Talk about tortured language. You just wonder what reality these guys live in anyway?
This week Todd Gitlin, who's launching a new column at the openDemocracy website, in his first piece had this comment on "democracy" — you know, that thing we're so hot to export — as it's practiced back in the good old US of A these days (The politics of anti-politics):
"The brontosaurian length of American election campaigns is not a tribute to our collective fascination with politics. To the contrary, such is the political lethargy of the world's oldest democracy that the campaign must elongate itself if it is to have a chance of roping in even half of the electorate by the time the day finally comes for the people to make known their collective will.
"The roughly two-year-long campaign is evidence of a perverse American disdain for political life and government. What a peculiar thing! This grandiose nation-state with planetary (indeed, interplanetary) reach and colossal global consequence is governed by a government held in contempt by most of its citizens.
"In popular parlance, 'politician' is a curse-word. 'Politics' – as in 'that's just politics' – is synonymous with pettiness, corruption, unreliability, and warped reasoning."
Perhaps that's why the Bush administration was in such a rush to get Halliburton and Bechtel into
What does the real world of
50,000 if all goes well — and it won't — by the end of 2005. Just remind me of what it is we're planning to turn over to the Iraqis someday?
Oh, and p.s.on our little wars and what can be seen of them, should anyone care to look — Paul Rogers, also of openDemocracy and always a clear-eyed analyst, reports the following on Afghanistan (A war on several fronts):
"It has been clear for some time that Taliban elements have been regrouping in preparation for a possible substantial campaign in summer 2004. Recent Taliban actions have been directed against aid workers and other non-military targets rather than US forces, with the intention of damaging the morale of the Afghan military, police and public servants. There was, however, some expectation that such violence would diminish during the winter as Taliban units prepared for their coming campaign.
"The latest spurt of violence suggests that even in the middle of winter, Taliban elements are able to undertake damaging attacks on a wide range of targets. At the very least this means that the
Their world and welcome to it
Now, let's return to our vice president — the man who never saw a bird he didn't want to shoot, an oil executive he didn't want to send him on a trip somewhere, or a homeboy Supreme Court judge he didn't want to hang with — and that speech he gave to the World Affairs Council in
Go read it yourself and then tell me that these guys weren't just dying to get at
There was his warning about the next terrorist attack ("Instead of losing thousands of lives, we might lose tens or even hundreds of thousands of lives as the result of a single attack, or a [coordinated set] of attacks"); there was his reassurance that we're fighting in Iraq lest Toledo be next ("We have, today, more than 125,000 Americans serving in Iraq. They are confronting terrorists every day in that country, so that we do not one day meet the same enemies on the streets of our own cities"); there was the use of the "war on terrorism" as a yardstick to measure everything from illegal immigrants ("The problem we have today is we have millions of illegal, undocumented workers in our midst. We do not know when they came. We do not know how long they stay. We do not know what they do while they're here. We do not know when they leave. From the standpoint of homeland security and securing the nation's borders, it is a major hole, if you will, in terms of our overall situation.") to the value of
9/11, the vice-president insisted, wasn't really a new
"There are certain moments in history when the gravest threats reveal themselves. And in those moments, the response of our government must be swift, and it must be right. September 11th has been aptly compared to
Note not only the invocation of the creation of a new infrastructure of war and national security under Truman, but the mention of those "eight successors." I mean, folks, here's Dick Cheney's reality — and you're not going to find much about it in our papers or on the prime-time news: In the gospel according to Cheney, we've entered what former CIA director and distinct kook James Woolsey has called "World War IV." It's just begun and, on the pattern of the Cold War, which qualifies as World War III, it's going to last the next fifty years or so. This is a terrorizing vision from the man who, if Paul O'Neill is right, is just behind that chair in the Oval Office.
I leave you with this small comment from James Fallows, part of a piece in the Jan. 2004 Atlantic on all the prewar planning on postwar Iraq that the administration managed to ignore or sideline (Blind into Baghdad):
"This is the place to note that in several months of interviews I never once heard someone say 'We took this step because the President indicated …' or 'The President really wanted …' Instead I heard 'Rumsfeld wanted,' 'Powell thought,' 'The Vice President pushed,' 'Bremer asked,' and so on. One need only compare this with any discussion of foreign policy in Reagan's or
[This article first appeared on Tomdispatch.com, a weblog of the Nation Institute, which offers a steady flow of alternate sources, news, and opinion from Tom Engelhardt, long time editor in publishing and author of The End of Victory Culture and The Last Days of Publishing.]


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National Cherry Blossom Festival
Promoting the Centennial Event
Organizers of the National Cherry Blossom Festival were seeking to establish a cohesive, recognizable brand for the Festival's centennial celebration. For the 2012 celebration, the Festival wanted to convey a single brand to attendees, sponsors, and participating organizations. The Festival approached Sage to develop promotional materials that would reflect the theme of the 2012 Festival, "Celebrating 100 Years of the Gift of Trees."
Each year, the National Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates the arrival of spring in Washington, DC and the blooming of DC's world-famous cherry blossom trees. The Festival, which is known as the nation's greatest springtime celebration, produces and coordinates a variety of events that are free and open to the public.
The 2012 Festival marked the 100th anniversary of the gift of trees from the city of Tokyo to the city of Washington, DC; therefore, Festival organizers knew attendees, sponsors and participating organizations had high expectations for the 2012 celebration. With an unprecedented level of sponsorship and participation, organizers wanted to ensure that the 2012 Festival exceeded expectations. Based on a recommendation from another major DC-area festival, National Cherry Blossom Festival organizers turned to Sage.
National Cherry Blossom Festival organizers needed to create a presence for the Festival and create a brand and messaging that reflected the theme of the 2012 event—"Celebrating 100 Years of the Gift of Trees"— in the Festival's promotional materials. The goal of the project was to create a consistent, recognizable brand image and message to elevate awareness and participation for the centennial Festival.
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From the get-go, Sage's goal was not only to create the required deliverables, but also act as a strategic marketing partner. To kick off the project, the Sage team held a messaging workshop with stakeholders and organizers to establish a solid brand platform as the foundation for all of the creative tools and outreach.
Sage then presented the Festival team with a series of sample promotional materials, enabling the client to see how the entire promotional campaign would play out, as opposed to sharing and gaining approval based a single element like an advertisement, brochure or sign.
Once Festival organizers selected a design, Sage went to work, producing materials for Festival-related events and ensuring that all materials reflected the Festival's "100 Years" tagline. Throughout the process, Sage worked very closely with the Festival team, maintaining constant communication and attending weekly staff meetings and conference calls, realizing the promise of becoming a true extension of the Festival team, rather than acting as an outside consultant.
Sage produced collateral material for approximately 15 Festival events, including invitations, programs, flyers, signage, gobos (a logo projected on a wall), PowerPoint templates, animated presentations to visually enhance performances, and web graphics. In total, 100 promotional materials were produced from January thru April 2012.
Sage handled content management for the Festival's website, entering in all event information and provided guidance for aligning the website to the new brand guidelines. We also recommended changes to the calendar function to improve the user experience.
In addition, Sage also wrote the content and managed the production process with the Washington Examiner for a 40-page Festival Guide as well as 3-4 page newspaper wraps that served as advertorial sections on the outside of the paper.
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Women's cross country finishes first at the UCF Attack Challenge
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Junior Joane Pierre won her second straight meet to help the JU women's cross country team tie for first place at the UCF Attack Challenge on Friday.
Despite running short-handed without some team members, the Dolphins posted 88 points to sit atop the standings with UCF.
Pierre took first for the second straight week with a time of 21:47.32. Sophomore Svenja Meyer ran a 22:47.95 for sixth place.
"Joane ran really well and has set herself up nicely for a shot to win an individual conference championship," JU head coach Ron Grigg said.
Freshman Sarah Bailey finished 12th in 23:34.60, while junior Amalia Vogler ran a 24:14.51 for 29th. Junior Alicia Gard-Kaminkow ran a time of 24:45.23 (40th) to finish the JU group.
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The Blue Heron,Great Rates, Private Pool, 1/2 Blk. to beach. in Destin
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Located in the center of beautiful Crystal Beach with award winning
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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Morristown dentist Dr. Paul Muscari is doing all he can to avoid having his dental license revoked by the state, but the court has rejected his plea.
Dr. Muscari recently filed a petition for Administrative Judge J. Randall Lafevor to reconsider his initial order.
In that initial order, issued in December, Judge Lafevor ruled that Dr. Muscari's license be revoked in Tennessee for 20 years.
In Muscari's petition for reconsideration, he complained that he was dissatisfied with his attorney, Willis Jackson, and he "needs additional time" to find another attorney to represent him in post-trial proceedings.
However, the judge writes that since the case was initially filed against Dr. Muscari in August 2008, the dentist has hired and dismissed two other attorneys before retaining Jackson.
Judge Lafevor says a review of the records shows that Muscari's current attorney advocated vigorously for him during his pre-trial and trial proceedings.
The judge also writes that Muscari made the decision to go to trial with Jackson as his attorney. However, based on the outcome he now "apparently has decided" that "he made a mistake" and believes his mistake "in choosing that attorney" should entitle him to reconsideration of the facts which might lead to a different result in this case.
The judge concludes that there is nothing in the law that supports Dr. Muscari's assertions.
Dr. Muscari also wrote in his notice for reconsideration that he has new evidence from an unidentified person who claimed that perjured testimony was admitted into evidence during his hearing.
Judge Lafevor writes that Muscari not only failed to identify the person who allegedly discovered the false testimony, but he also failed to specify the nature of the alleged perjured testimony or state its relevance to the case.
The judge says such "unsupported allegations" do not justify reconsidering his decision in this case.
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For Dr. Muscari's patients who filed complaints four years ago, the process is finally nearing the end.
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DescriptionThe Bras d'Or Lakes & Watershed Interpretive Centre is situated on the main street in the village of Baddeck in the heart of Cape Breton Island. The Interpretive Centre is located in a historic three-storey stone building which was once the town's Post Office and Library (c 1885). The Centre is close to other notable attractions including the Alexander Graham Bell Museum and Baddeck Harbour.
A visit to the Centre will help you appreciate the beautiful Bras d'Or Lakes and the unique ecology of its watershed. Helpful guides will lead you through our unique exhibition, including a new Biosphere Reserve display. Six interactive modules present the ecology of the Lakes "through the eyes of an eagle." Satellite imaging and audio-visual representation brings to life the biodiversity and cultural history of the Bras d'Or Lakes.
Entrance to the Bras d'Or Lakes & Watershed Interpretive Centre is by donation, and you'll be supporting a good cause. All proceeds support our efforts to preserve and protect the Bras d'Or Lakes through education and conservation. Come and discover the rich natural history of the famous Bras d'Or Lakes!
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Music from the True Vine playlist for 04/20/2013
|Bill Monroe
|Sally Goodin
|Parmley & McCoury
|Roll On Buddy
|Jimmy Martin
|I'm Thinking Tonight Of My Blue Eyes
|Bill Monroe
|I'll Meet You In The Morning
|Ted Lundy & the Southern Mountain Boys
|Poor Ellen Smith
|Jim Mills (w/ Tim O'Brien)
|Country Blues
|The Goins Brothers
|Sinner In Sin Too Long
|Don Rigsby
|The Mountain Doctor
|Danny Paisley & the Southern Grass
|I Been Walkin
|Mac Wiseman
|My Little Home In Tennessee
|David Grisman (w/ Del McCoury Band)
|Cabin Of Love
|Peter Rowan
|Doc Watson Morning
|Norman Blake
|Lost Indian
|Jason Davis
|Bootleg John
|Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen
|Day To Day
|Bluegrass 2000
|Rhonda Vincent
|I'd Rather Hear I Don't Love You
|Green Mountain Bluegrass Band
|Jim Lauderdale
|This Is The Last Time I'm Ever Gonna Hurt
|Ralph Stanley
|I'll Remember You Love In My Prayers
|Del McCoury
|Gone But Not Forgotten
|Joe Mullins & the Radio Ramblers
|Some Kind Of War
|James King
|Garden In The Sky
|Alan Bibey & Wayne Benson
|Wilkes County Breakdown
|Spinney Brothers
|Grandpa's Way Of Life
|Mark Newton & Steve Thomas
|Old McDonald
|Scott Brannon
|Georgia Bound
|Robert Feathers
|Cherokee Shuffle
|David Thom
|California's Burning
|Marty Raybon
|That Janie Baker
|Iver Johnson Is My Name
|Laurie Lewis
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|You Won't Be Staisfied That way
|Kenny Smith
|Model A
|Frontline (w/ Kate McKenzie)
|Little Willie
|Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen
|No Chance
|Johnson Mountain Boys
|Weathered Gray Stone
|The Gibson Brothers
|The Darker The Night, The Better I See
|Rhonda Vincent
|His Promised Land
|Tina Adair
|Stuck Somewhere In The Middle
|Brad Davis & Cody Kilby
|Gold Rush
|Sierra Hull
|That's All I Can Say
|Del McCoury
|Big, Big Heartache
|The Punch Brothers
|Down Along The Dixie Line
|Terry Baucom (w/ Sam Bush & Buddy Melton)
|What'll I Do
|Balsam Range
|Any Old Road
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Music from the True Vine playlist for 04/13/2013
|Flatt and scruggs and thefoggy mt boys
|some one took my place
|F&S 48 to 59
|Bear Family
|pearl pearl pearl
|I still miss some one
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|wabash cannon ball
|be on that good rd some day
|rock salt and nails
|pick along
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|nothing to it
|lonesome and blue
|golden years
|I'll stay around
|he took my place with you
|polka on the banjo
|breaking out
|six white horses
|handsome molly
|Bill Monroe and His Blue Grass Boys
|little community church
|molly and tenbrooks
|on my mind
|shuckin corn
|before I met you
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Music from the True Vine playlist for 02/02/2013
|Atlas String Band
|East VA Blues
|Kenny Baker
|Denver Belle
|Norman Blake and Tony Rice
|Texas Gales
|Doc Watson
|Tennessee Stud
|Curly Seckler
|Bringing in GA Mail
|Armstrong Twins
|AK Special
|Ronnie Bowman
|Cold VA Night
|Counsin Emmy / NLCR
|Bowling Green
|Joe Val
|Yellow Rose of Texas
|Hazel Dickens
|WV My Home
|Hazel and Alice
|MT Cowboy
|Squirrel Butter
|Banks of the OH
|Hunger MT Boys
|Nashville Don't Touch My Country
|Doc Watson
|My Dear Old Southern Home
|Bill Monroe
|My Dixie Home
|Dave Grisman Del McCoury
|My Little GA Rose
|Big Medicine
|My OZark MT home
|CArter Family
|My Texas Girl
|Larry Sparks
|KY Girl
|Bill Monroe
|My Old KY and You
|Osborne Bros
|KY Waltz
|Larry Gillis
|KY Mandolin
|LArry Sparks
|KY Chimes
|Osbourne BRos
|Norman Blake
|Nashville Blues
|Osborne Bros
|My Cabin in Caroline
|Bill Monroe
|My Last Days on Earth
|Kenny Baker
|Hickman County Breakdown
|Del McCoury
|Nashville Cats
|Foghorn Duo
|New Orleans / Rock Andy
|Larry Sparks
|Tony Triska
|NY Chimes
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|TN Blues
|Armstrong Twins
|CAbin HOme in Caroline
|Nashville BG Band
|Brand New TN Waltz
|Night Train to Memphis
|Skip Goman
|Northen White Cloud
|Norman Blake
|Columbus Stockade Blues
|Bruce Molsky
|AK Traveler
|Carolina Mt Home
|Bill Monroe
|Ashland Breakdown
|Eric Thompson
|Back Home in Indiana
|Greg Clarke
|Baltimore Fire
|Bryan Sutton
|Beaumont Rag
|Norman Blake
|Chattanooga Rag
|Ralph Stanley
|Beautiful Star of Bethlehem
|Big Ball in Nashvlle
|Del McCoury
|Asheville Turnaround
|Bill Monroe
|Blue Moon of KY
|JD Crowe
|Blue Ridge Mtn Home
|Kenny Baker
|Washington County
|Bill Monroe
|Boston Boy
|Bryan Sutton
|Brown County Breakdown
|Blue Highway
|Canadian Bacon
|Don Reno
|Charlotte Breakdown
Music from the True Vine playlist for 11/03/2012
|Doc Watson
|Deep River Blues
|Buzz Busby
|Mandolin Twist
|Osborne Brothers
|Kentucky Waltz
|Kenny Baker
|Shelby Rock
|Dave Grisman
|My Little GA Rose
|Water Tower Bucket Boys
|London Breakdown
|Nashville BG Band
|Old Dangerfield
|Dave Grisman
|House of Gold
|Joe Val
|Lonesome Road Blues
|Dickens, Hawker, Jones
|Love Me or Leave Me Alone
|Greg Clarke
|Wild Rose of the Mountain
|Tony Rice, Norman Blake
|I'm Comin Back but I Don't Know When
|Carolina Chocolate Drops
|Sourwood Mountain
|Hunger Mtn Boys
|Gotta Get Saved
|Del MCCoury
|All Aboard
|Donna Stoneman
|Life's Railway to Heaven
|Spring on the Hill
|Steve Martin and Steep Canyon Rangers
|Northern Island
|Flatt & Scruggs
|I Won't Be Hanging Round
|Don Reno
|I Know You're married but I love you still
|Hurricane Floyd
|Rob Ickes
|Elzics Farewell
|Foghorn Trio
|I Don't Claim to be an Angel
|Tony Rice
|Gold Rush
|Earl Taylor
|The Children are Crying
|Rob Ickes
|Lost Indian
|Kenny Baker
|GReenleaf Breakdown
|Blue Highway
|Find Me Out on a mountaintop
|Cliff Waldron
|Satan's Jeweled Crown
|Del McCoury
|Gold bricking
|Doc Watson
|Girl in the Blue Velvet Band
|Dickens Hawker Jones
|Times Are Not What they Used to Be
|Nashville BG Band
|Biggest Liar in Town
|Fairley Sparks
|Southern Flower
|Dave Grisman
|True Life Blues
|Tony Rice Unit
|Sally Goodin
Music from the True Vine playlist for 09/15/2012
|Open Road
|I've Always Been A Rambler
|Up in the Wheelhouse
|Kristin Scott Benson
|Don't Tread on mE
|Flatt and Scruggs
|On My mind
|Laurel Canyon Ramblers
|Girl by the Bank
|Sawtooth Mtn Boys
|Get Gone
|Tara Nevins
|Pig in a Pen
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|Nobody Knows You
|Carolina Road
|Sharecroppers Son
|Stanley Brothers
|Darling Do You Know Who Loves You
|Doc Watson
|My Dear Old Southern Home
|Foggy MT Special
|Nashville Skyline Rag
|Bobby Osborne
|Muddy Waters
|Ol Lonesome Won't Leave Me Alone
|Josh Williams
|Killer on the Loose
|Dehlia Low
|State of Jefferson
|Karl Shifflet
|Tennessee Cut Up Breakdown
|Larry Sparks
|Leavin Me
|Flatt and Scruggs
|Shuckin the Corn
|Laurie Lewis
|Old Ten Brook
|Del McCoury
|Highway of Pain
|Tim O'Brien
|The Wicked Messenger
|Just Another Way to Go
|Town Mountain
|Run junior Run
|Stanley Brothers
|Drifting Too Far from the Shore
|Karl Shifflet
|I Gotta Get Drunk
|Bill Emerson
|Dickenson County Breakdown
|Steep Canyon RAngers
|Between Midnight and Dawn
|Open Road
|God's Not Dead
|James King
|You're Still to Blame
|Carolina Road
|Back to M Roots
|Sawtooth Mtn Boys
|Bring Home the Bacon
|Joe Val
|yellow Rose of Texas
|Josh Williams
|Cold Virginia Rain
|Steve Martin
|The Crow
|Kenny Baker
|Greenleaf BReakdown
|Foghorn Stringband
|Farther Along
|Cliff Perry and Laurel Bliss
|You've BEen a Friend of MIne
|Carter Family
|Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone
|Foghorn Stringband
|Fine Times at Our House
|Carter Family
|Over the Garden Wall
|Uncle Wiggly
|Doc Watson
|Your Long Journey
|Flatt and Scruggs
|earl's BReakdown
|Larry Sparks
|Shenendoah Moon
|Tara Nevins
|I've Got a Mule to Ride
|Open Road
|Come Along jody
|Karl Shifflet
|Song on the Jukebox
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|KNob Creek
|Del McCoury
|Knee Deep in the Blues
|Kristin Scott Benson
|Sandy River Belle
|Stanley Brothers
|Meet Me Tonight
|Randy the Rambler
|Bill Monroe
|I'm Going Back to Old Kentucky
Music from the True Vine playlist for 07/07/2012
|Vern Williams
|Live and Let Live
|Dave GRisman
|Dawggy Mtn BReakdown
|Kentucky Colonels
|Over in the glory land
|Laurie Lewis
|Blue moon of Kentucky
|Doc and Del
|Watson's Blues
|David Grier
|Old Hotel Rag
|Flatt and Scruggs
|Dear Old Dixie
|Good Old Persons
|Another Night
|Country Gentlemen
|Poor Ellen Smith
|John Reishmann
|Big bug
|Earl Brothers
|Too many women too little time
|Bill Clifton
|You dob't think about me when i'm gone
|Tony Rice
|How Mtn Girls Can love
|Jeff White
|Old plank road
|Ricky Skaggs
|Missing Vassar
|Eating out of your hand
|Tony Trishka
|New York chimes
|Up in the high country
|Flatt Scruggs
|Flint hill special
|Dickens jones Hawker
|Old River
|Ralph Stanley Patty Loveless
|I'll Never Grow Tired odf You
|Doug Dillard
|Blue Highway
|Restless working man
|Gillis Bros
|No more to be lonesome
|Del McCoury
|Lonesome Hobo
|Gibson Brothers
|Where nobody knowds my name
|Earl Scruggs tribute cd
|Tony Rice
|on and on
|Laurie Lewis
|I Ain't Gonna Work Tomorrow
|Earl Brothers
|Another broken hearted fool
|Bob Paisley and Southern Grass
|Sold down the river
|Vassar Clements
|Florida Blues
|Town mtn
|Spring Creek
|Tangled in the Pines
|Ricky Skaggs
|Spam jelly
|Uncle Earl
|Old bunch of keys
|Jeffrey's hell
|Up in the Wheelhouse
|Bob Paisley and S Grass
|Sourwood mtn
|Sam Hill
|Whipper Willow
|Vern Williams
|I hear a choo choo
|Blue Highway
|I'd Rather Be a Lonesome Pine
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|Turn up the botttle
|Bill Clifton
|Walking in my sleep
|Doc and Bill
|Paddy on the Turnpike
|Lonesome River band
|Long Gone
|Flatt and Scruggs
|It Won't Be Long
|Georgia bound
|Town mtn
|Dickens jones Hawker
|Coming down from god
|Earl tribute cd
|Earl's breakdown
|Gillis Bros
|I'll just take this train and ride
|Del mcCoury
|livin on the mtn
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|Have mercy
Music from the True Vine playlist for 01/21/2012
|Bill Monroe
|Sally Goodin
|Bill Monroe
|Can't You Hear Me Callin'
|Stanley Brothers
|Rock Of Ages
|Red Allen
|Keep On Going
|Dave Evans
|When The Snow Falls On My Foggy Mt. Home
|John Reedy & Stone Mt. Hillbillies
|Somebody Touched Me
|Reno & Smiley
|Hylo Brown & Lonesome Pine Fiddlers
|Lovesick & Sorrow
|Del McCoury
|I Feel The Blues Movin' In
|JD Crowe, Doyle Lawson & Paul Williams
|This World Is Not My Home
|Big Country Bluegrass
|Weary Traveler
|Charlie Moore & Bill Napier
|Chain Gang
|Russell Moore & IIIrd Tyme Out
|Big Muddy
|Seldom Scene
|Muddy Water
|Audie Blaylock
|Lonely River
|Stanley Brothers
|Lonesome River
|Bluegrass Cardinals
|Roll On Muddy River
|Hagars Mt. Boys
|Cold Cold River
|Alison Krauss & Union Station (Dan Tyminski)
|Rain Please Go Away
|Ashlee Blankenship & Blades Of Grass
|Deep Deep River
|Hot Rize
|Where The Wild River Rolls
|Ralph Stanley
|Flood of '57
|Johnson Mountain Boys
|Maury River Blues
|James King
|Old River
|John Reischman & The Jaybirds
|Goin' Across The Sea
|Kenny & Amanda Smith
|It's Not The Wind
|Del McCoury
|Close By
|Jr. Sisk & Ramblers Choice
|Another Man's Arms
|Frank Solivan
|Scortchin' The Gravy
|Mark Newton & Rhonda Vincent
|We Can't Go Wrong
|The Boxcars
|Hurtin' Inside
|Ginny Hawker
|Those Two Blue Eyes
|David Davis
|I've Been All Around The World
|Come On Back To Me
|Robert Feathers
|Noah's Breakdown
|Shannon Slaughter
|Leavin' Breakin' Even
|Ricky Skaggs
|Walls Of Time
|JD Crowe, Doyle Lawson & Paul Williams
|Voice Of My Saviour
|Stanley Brothers
|Don't Go Out Tonight
|JD Crowe & New South
|Mississippi River Raft
|Dailey & Vincent
|Cumberland River
|Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
|Mississippi River Let Your Waters Flow
|Del McCoury
|Foggy River
|Frank Solivan
|I'll Go Steppin'
|Sawtooth Mt. Boys
|When It's Time For Me To Die
|Seldom Scene
|I Could Change My Mind
|Cumberland Gap Connection
|Gonna Settle Down
|Trouble And Pain
|Bill Monroe
|Sally Goodin
Music of The True Vine hosted by Gareth Jenkins (the 3rd Saturday each month). After a week of snow, rain and flooding in the Pacific NW, I included a few of sets of rain and river songs in the show to tip the hat to all those impacted. Hope you enjoyed it.
Music from the True Vine playlist for 11/05/2011
|Eddie Adcock & Don Reno
|Bye Bye Blues
|Charlie Sizemore
|Heartache Looking for a Home
|Junior Sisk
|A Far Cry From Lester & Earl
|Bill Monroe
|My Rose of Old KY
|Blue Highway
|I Aint Gonna Lay My Hammer Down
|Audie Blaylock
|I'm Going Back to Old KY
|Delia Bell & Bill Grant
|Del McCoury
|Crazy Heart
|Gillian Welch
|6 White Horses
|When the Levee Breaks
|It's Hard
|Bela Fleck
|Polka on the Banjo
|Spring on the Hill
|Hot Mud Family
|Putting Nails in my Coffin
|Demolition String Band
|Go Home LIttle Girl
|Doc Watson
|My Dear Old Southern Home
|Hunger Mt Boys
|Nashville Don't Touch My Country Music
|Foghorn Trio
|I Want To Be Loved Onl By You
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|Lovin' Pretty Women
|Stanley Brothers
|Little Maggie
|Dehlia Low
|I'm Going Down
|Jim & Jesse
|The Midnight Train
|Ira & Charlie Louvin
|Weary Lonesome Blues
|Lonesome Sisters
|ould You Love Me One More Time
|James Reams
|Cornbread Molasses and Sassafrass Tea
|Red Hen Stringband
|Off The Griddle
|Whiskey Puppy
|Moonshine Blues
|Johny Gimble & Benny Martin
|Dueling Fiddles
|Ginny Hawker & Kay Justice
|Waves on the Sea
|Tennessee Studs
|Bottle for Myself
|Ricky Skaggs
|Crying My Heart Out Over You
|Don Reno & Arthur Smith
|Litttle Rock Getaway
|Donna Ulisse
|Let It Rain
|Hot Mud Family
|It's Raining Here This Morning
|Ida Viper
|The Whole World Round
|Rayna Gellert
|Got No Honey Babe Now
|Flatt & Scruggs
|I'll Never Shed Another Tear
|Del McCoury
|Sea of Sorrow
|Jenny Lester
|One Way Track
|Wynn Osborne
|Farewell Blues
|Squirrel Butter
|Whiskey & Wine
|Eddie Adcock & Don Reno
|Lonesome Road Blues
|Benton Flippen
|Long Tongued Woman
|Blue Highway
|Roaring Creek
|Charlie Sizemore
|Red Wicked Wine
|Banjo on a Mt
|Delia Bell & Bill Grant
|Sad Situation
|Audie Blalock
|Mighty Dark to Travel
|Junior Sisk
|The Devil's Old White Well
|Laurie Lewis
|I Don't Care
|Water Tower Bucket Boys
|Blackbird Picking At A Squirrel
|Jerry Douglas
|Ride The Wild Turkey
Music from the True Vine playlist for 09/03/2011
|Dry Branch Fire Squad
|Lonesome Road Blues
|Squirrel Butter
|Baptist Shout
|Mike Stahlman
|Old Jack
|Michael Cleveland
|Hard Time Banjo Blues
|JD Crowe
|Back to the Barrooms
|Jimmy Gaudreau
|Ain't Nobody Gonna Miss Me
|Larry Gillis
|I Think I'll Stay Around
|Norman Blake
|Church Street Blues
|Doyle Lawson
|Sadie's Got Her New Dress On
|Ralph Stanley Charlie Sizemore
|Won't You BE mine
|Spring Creek
|Done This To Yourself
|BG Album Band
|Tall Timber
|I've Never Been So Lonesome
|Larry Sparks
|Blue Mtn Melody
|Ralph Stanley
|Cutting the Cornbread
|Blue Highway
|Wicked Path of Sin
|Goins Brothers
|Run Satan Run
|Poor Rambler
|Ricky Skaggs
|Audie Blaylock
|Mighty Dark To Travel
|Doc and Merle Watson
|Down the Road
|Blue Highway
|Sycamore Hollar
|All-star TRibute to Bill
|BG Breakdown
|Lonesome River band
|Won't BE Over You
|Open Road
|Lucky Drive
|Charlie Sizemore
|Red Wicked Wine
|Byron Berline
|Sally Goodin
|Tony Rice
|Big Mon
|Joe Val
|When the Cactus is in Bloom
|DAn Tyminski
|Knock knock
|Gillian Welch
|6 White Horses
|Doyle Lawson
|Tulsa Turn Around
|Hazel Dickens
|Lonesome Pine Special
|Larry Gillis
|Kentucky Mandolin
|Stairwell Sisters
|Hangman Tree
|Whiskey Puppy
|Standing on a Mountain
|Town Mtn
|Leavin Montana
|Gibson Brothers
|Shuckin the Corn
|Del McCoury
|Bluegrass Country
|Rayna Gellert
|Say Darlin Say
|Gillis BRothres
|Say You'll Take Me Back
|It's Goodbye and So Long to You
|Michael Cleveland
|Old Brown Country Barn
|SAm Hill
|Haunted By A Memory
|Blue Highwy
|just Another GRavel in the Road
|Carl Shifflet
|Worries on My Mind
|Another Song Another Drink
|Open Road
|Little Rabbit
|Joe Val
|Wrong Road Again
|Larry Sparks
|Lines on the Highway
|Chubby Wise
|Down Yonder
|Mountain Heart
|Lee Highwy Blues
|Hazel Dickens
|Here Today Gone Tomorrow
Music from the True Vine playlist for 06/04/2011
|TRibute to Bill Monroe
|Bluegrass Breakdown
|Lonesome River Band
|Willow Garden
|Peter Rowan
|Ruby Ridge
|John Reishmann
|First Whipoorwill
|Hazel Dickens
|Love me or Leave me Alone
|Lost Pines
|Out of the Rain
|Ralph Stanley
|Time to Wake Up
|Laurel Canyon ramblers
|The Weasel
|Open Road
|Southern Track
|Allison Kruass Dan Timisnski
|Dust Bowl Children
|Steve Martin Steep Canyon
|Rare Bird Alert
|Lester Flatt and Nashville Cats
|Black Eyed Susie
|Frank Sullivan
|Line Drive
|Vern Williams
|Montana Cowboy
|Dolly Parton
|Cry Cry DRLIN
|Michael Cleveland
|Goin up dry branch
|The Stonemans
|Little Maggie
|Stanley Brothers
|How Mtn Girls Can Love
|Osborne BRos
|Hilbilly Fever
|Don REno, Bill Harrell
|I know ou're married but I love you still
|Josh Williams
|Blue RR Train
|Nashville BG Band
|Black Birds and Crows
|Doc Watson
|Working man Blues
|Michael Cleveland
|The Nghts Are So Long
|Larry Sparks
|Shenendoah Morn
|John Reishmann
|Black Road
|Lester Flatt
|Why did you wander
|Tribute to Bill Monroe
|john Henry
|Frank Sullivan
|Tarred and Feathered
|jim and Jesse
|Sleepy Eyed John
|Del McCoury
|Quicksburg Rendezvos
|Stanley Brothers
|Shout Little Lult
|Ola Belle Reed
|High on a mtn
|Steve Martin and SCR
|Athiests Don't HaveNo Songs
|Rd Allen
|Ground Hog
|Open Road
|Cheyenne mtn Breakdown
|Aubrey Hainie
|BG in the Backwoods
|Tony Rice
|Will You Be Loving Another man
|Hot Rize
|Colleen Malone
|Country Dave
|Town mtn
|Fallin off the Wagon
|John Hartford
|Doin My Time
|Doc watson
|Columbus Stockage Blues
|Vern Williams
|Traveling the Highway Home
|Steep Canyon Rangers
|I can't sit down
|Michael Cleveland
|I've Got the RR Blues
|Jody Stcher Kate Brislin
|Elk Horn Ridge
|Larry Sparkd
|Parkway Blues
|DEl and Dave GRisman
|Cabin of Love
|Piney Creek Weasels
|Whup the Devil Round the Stump
|Aubrey hayne
|Long Cold Winter
|Steve Martin and SCR
|Northern Island
|One Thousand Miles
|Cheek to Cheek
Bluegrass claendar on the WEB?
Is the bluegrass claendar posted on the web? If it isn't, that would be such an awesome resource! I can never write down all those shows in time as I hear them, and then I don't end up going :-(
Calendar on web
TRY the OBA website, oregonbluegrass.org
Hey bluegrass fans!
We haven't done such a hot job of checking these comments in the past - sorry if we didn't announce your show. We will be sure to check from now on! Note that I host the first Saturday and will only check for shows subsequent to first Saturdays. If you want to reach the other DJs email them!
Please Mention on Bluegrass Calander
Please mention that Cow Paddy Stompers will be playing the La Center Tavern in La Center Washington, Saturday August 15th from 9 - midnight.
It is a free show
Thank you,
Shows at the store in August
Please mention these shows that may be of interest to your listners.
Steve Smith and Chris Sanders from Hard Ride
Friday August 7th 7:30pm, $15 admission
Rose Laughlin, American Roots singer/guitarist
Saturday August 22 7:30pm $10 admission
Reservations for both these shows call 503.537.2196
more info at www.newbergmusiccenter.com
GD Armstrong
Calendar Listing
Please announce on bluegrass calendar this Saturday.
SHEER BLUE - American Roots Duet (bluegrass, old time, Celtic and Western Ballads) Featuring one of the best bluegrass/old time harmonica
players on West Coast, and great guitar, vocals). Female duet.
Friday, JUNE 19th, 7PM (concert begins and doors lock at 7:30) Multomah Friends Meeting House, 4312 SE Stark (parking at overflow parking at Unity Church on SE Stark at 47th) $10.
I queried Rachael but am antsy for a reply on a song today
I'm new to Gresham; caught the morning blue grass show and liked something about a guy going to a wedding and knowing the bride but keeping his head down because he "kissed the bride . . ." was it "Five Years Ago?" I can't get the song to pop up on Pandora or Rhapsody. Want it for my own picking and singing. Tried your playlists, but today isn't up yet . . .
Thanks, Dennis
Please Announce on Calendar
A Benefit Concert with Dale Adkins and Brokentop
Proceeds to Marion Polk Foodshare
Friday May 15, 7:30 PM $10
The Historic Grand Theater
187 High Street, Salem OR
All Ages, No Advance tickets
Information 971-239-5632
Hey Moon
Dave, I gotta have the words and music to this song....
Please e-mail me the name of the band or send me the words and music.
Patti and I Hope to play with you again this year on the local bluegrass festival circuit..
Best Always
Please announce on Bluegrass Calendar for 4/11...
Please announce the following show for Saturday, 4/11:
The Stragglers and Mystic Canyon
at Duff's Garage in SE Portland
9:15 pm on Saturday, April 11th.
Bluegrass Concert - from Holland?
Did anyone catch the name of the Dutch bluegrass artists who will be performing this week? And where they'll be performing? Thanks.
Hickory Wind, Parsons not Hillman
Hickory Wind was written by Gram Parsons, one of his greatest songs. Gram & Chris Hillman were in The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers. (Hillman was one of those who introduced Gram to Emmylou Harris.) Hickory Wind was on their "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" album. there is a live version of it on Gram's great "Grievous Angel" angel, released in 1974, several months after Gram's death in Sept 1973. it's been recorded numerous times and is about as beautiful as country/bluegrass/music gets. Hillman did not write the song.
btw, i can find no evidence Hillman was ever in the Eagles.
learn your Gram Parsons history & music; it will always serve you well!
please stop talking so much this morning
Especially about politics. There are lots of John McCain supporters who love Bluegrass. Thank you.
True Vine playlist for 29/11/08
hi. if anyone could help that would be great. They played a track at about 10.45 that i missed the name of(2nd last song before a long spoken break). it was 3 singers, 1 female, and one of the males sounded like Bill Munroe. It was very beautiful; harmonising, then each sung individually. Faith/gospel style. Thanks
farther along
How bout playin' Farther Along for us?
PLEASE don't forget to announce the FANTASTIC bluegrass festival OCTOBER 11 in Ridgefield Washington. ALL day- 11 to 10....
FANTASTIC lineup
look at www.ridgefieldfriends.org
Kid's Bluegrass Fiddle Performance at Tigard Library
On Friday, September 26th from 7-8pm at the Tigard Public Library, the Oregon Music Academy's Fiddle Group, made up mainly of kid's, will perform a variety of traditional fiddle music - bluegrass, Irish jigs, Oregon folk songs and more. Free of charge. Come join in the fun.
bluegrass music calendar?
I would I find the bluegrass claendar? sincerely Sheri.


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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -- The Illinois Senate has adjourned without voting on a progressive income tax plan, effectively killing an effort to put it on the November ballot.
The sponsor says more work is needed to convince legislators to back it.
Tuesday was the last day that the Senate could have voted to put the question on the November ballot ahead of a May 4 deadline.
State Sen. Don Harmon is an Oak Park Democrat who sponsored the measure. He said he had Senate support but wanted to see if the House would follow.
He couldn't get enough House votes Tuesday. He says the tax vote is a "big decision" that requires "more time and education" before it's approved.
The graduated structure with higher rates for wealthier residents would replace the current flat tax.
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Posted by: Dr. Raúl Rojas, Assistant Professor – UT Dallas Callier Center for Communication Disorders
Bilingual language research is an emerging and vital new field of research, and I'm glad to say that Callier is helping to lead the way. As the number of English language learners (ELL) increases among our school-age population, we need to disentangle what factors help these children progress and how to best identify developing communication disorders.
Our team of UT Dallas faculty members is attempting to learn more about how ELLs develop their language skills inside and outside school. We want to help develop effective testing methods, so speech-language pathologists can identify children who may be facing speech or language development issues. Early intervention by well-trained therapists can make a major difference in a child's ability to succeed in school and life, whether they speak one language or several.
I grew up as an ELL, attending school on both sides of the Texas-Mexico border. I understand the importance of having teachers recognize the special challenges faced by children who are not just learning how to communicate but attempting to do so in more than one language, while also striving to keep up with their peers academically.
The massive increase in the number of ELLs in public schools reported in the 2010 U.S. Census is projected to accelerate unabated until at least 2050. Statistics indicate that a sizable percentage of these children, as with any population, will be diagnosed with highly treatable communication disorders. I am confident the research pursued at Callier and other communication centers will go a long way toward finding the children who need therapy, and helping them get this extra help as early as possible. We need to prevent disorders from staying hidden behind a language barrier, lost in translation.


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Pastrami Artichoke Spread Recipe
Chopped pastrami adds a tasty twist to this artichoke spread from Donna Plarman in Elgin, Illinois, but it's the wonderful blend of flavors that'll make you want to serve it often. "I'm a caterer," shares Donna, "and this is an absolute hors d'oeuvre staple for many of my customers. It's also wonderful served warm."
- 1 can (14 ounces) water-packed artichoke hearts, rinsed, drained and chopped
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 6 ounces thinly sliced deli pastrami, chopped
- 1/4 cup shredded Parmesan cheese
- 1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
- 1 teaspoon dill weed
- Snack rye bread
- In a bowl, combine the artichokes, sour cream, mayonnaise, pastrami, Parmesan cheese, horseradish and dill. Serve with snack rye. Refrigerate leftovers. Yield: 3 cups.
Originally published as Pastrami Artichoke Spread in Country Woman January/February 2006, p50
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My girlfriend clued me onto this one. The flavors are perfect; you can play with the horseradish to make it mellow or give it a zip. We used crackers instead of rye bread, yum,yum. A definite keeper!
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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) - Once a month, Laura Ira volunteers her time to read books to children at Head Start in La Crosse.
"It is just so much fun," said Ira. "It's so gratifying to see these children react to you and the book and, like I said, the last time I read I didn't think I was ever going to get out of there because they kept coming for their hugs. And when they start calling you by name, you know you've made an impression on them."
Ira is one of seventeen volunteer readers in La Crosse County for Wisconsin Bookworms, a program designed to improve early literacy in children from limited income families. This is done by providing free books to children who otherwise may not have them and giving them the experience of being read to.
"We really want to instill the love of reading and enjoyment," said Jeanne Flynn, member of the La Crosse Association for Home and Community Education and fundraiser for the Bookworms program. "So that these children are better prepared for school, because reading, literacy is so critical to their success."
After reading to a class, volunteers present each child with their own copy of the book to take home. This adds excitement to the reading experience and gives children the opportunity to bring the learning home with them.
"The reading experience is pure joy," said Ira. "It's so fun to interact with these kids and see them get so excited about the books. This is a thrill, I think, for them to get a new book every month and take it home and share it with their parents and their siblings."
But the children aren't the only ones who look forward to the monthly book reading. For Ira, the experience resonates on a personal level.
"It makes me feel like I've really done something good with my life," said Ira.
She's not the only one, either.
"Over the years," said Kathy Larson Lysaker, teacher at Head Start, "I have seen so many of the children that just love the ladies that come in and read to us. And they do look forward to it. But lastly, the readers themselves, you can tell that it's just a joyful experience for them. And I've had many of the readers tell me that this is the best part of their entire month."
According to the Wisconsin Bookworms handbook, around 50,000 books are given to children from limited income families each year.
Children receive eight books during the school year as part of the Bookworms program. To cover the cost of free books to the 299 students enrolled in Head Start in La Crosse County, Flynn said volunteers have to raise nearly $7,000 each year.
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The Flying Dutchman (2007)
For the past three decades, Christopher Alden has been busy producing opera around the globe, consistently committed to keeping the art form challenging and vital.
Previously at Portland Opera:
The Flying Dutchman (2007)
For the past three decades, Christopher Alden has been busy producing opera around the globe, consistently committed to keeping the art form challenging and vital.
Mr. Alden will open the 2010-2011 season with Bernstein's "A Quiet Place" for New York City Opera followed by Lully's Phaeton for Staatstheater Saarbruecken. In the winter, he will direct Turandot for Portland Opera and will return to Opera Australia to mount his production of Handel's Partenope. Mr. Alden will then direct Britten's "A Midsummer Night's Dream" at the English National Opera in the spring of 2011, followed by Turandot at Welsh National Opera.
Last season's highlights include his highly acclaimed new production of Don Giovanni at New York City Opera, Tosca for his Opera Australia debut, Der Fliegende Hollaender for the Canadian Opera Company, and a new production of Les Contes D'Hoffmann for the Santa Fe Opera. Previously for ENO: Turandot and Handel's Partenope (which received the prestigious Olivier Award for Best 2008/2009 UK opera production)
At the opening of the 2008/09 season, Mr. Alden will revive his successful production of Tosca at Opera North in Leeds, followed by three new productions; Handel's Partenope at English National Opera in London, The Makropulos Affair at the Prague National Theater in the Czech Republic, as well as Mozart's Clemenza di Tito for the Chicago Opera Theater.
In the 2007/08 season, after a production of Monteverdi's Orfeo at Glimmerglass Opera, he directed Die Entführung aus dem Serail at the Basel Opera followed by the New York premiere of Elliot Carter's What Next? at the Miller Theatre (in celebration of Mr. Carter's 100th birthday). He debuted at the Deutsche Oper am Rhein with Verdi's Nabucco and directed a new production of Aïda for the Deutsche Oper Berlin conducted by Renato Palumbo followed by Monteverdi's Orfeo in Oslo.
His 2006-2007 season included a double bill of Falla's La Vida Breve and Dallapiccola's Il Prigioniero with the Greek National Opera, inaugurating Stefan Lazaridis' first season as Artistic Director. He then traveled to the UK for a new production of Monteverdi's Orfeo with Opera North, followed by Der Fliegende Holländer with the Portland Opera, Bizet's Djamileh with Opera de Lyon and Gluck's L'Ile de Merlin with the Spoleto Festival USA.
Born in New York City, Mr. Alden began his professional career with Joseph Papp's New York Shakespeare Festival, appearing in the Tony Award winning rock musical, Two Gentlemen of Verona. After apprenticing in opera as assistant to Jean-Pierre Ponnelle in Houston, Paris and Salzburg, he first attracted international attention with his own productions through his ground-breaking work with the Long Beach Opera. Beginning with an acclaimed Death in Venice in 1982, he subsequently directed Rossini's The Barber of Seville and Il Turco in Italia, Monteverdi's Orfeo, The Coronation of Poppea and The Return of Ulysses, Offenbach's La Vie Parisienne and Barbe-Bleue, in addition to Eugene Onegin, The Abduction from the Seraglio, the original version of Ariadne auf Naxos, Don Carlo, The Rape of Lucretia, the world premiere of Stewart Wallace and Michael Korie's Hopper's Wife and The Threepenny Opera. Throughout the '80's, Mr. Alden also served as Associate Director of Opera at the Academy, a non-traditional training center for opera singers, where he directed innovative productions of Dido and Aeneas and La Vie Parisienne.
Mr. Alden has worked with the most distinguished companies in the United States. For The Dallas Opera he directed Der Fliegende Hollander, Le Nozze di Figaro and Wozzeck, while his work with Houston Grand Opera includes stagings of La Traviata, Madama Butterfly and the world premiere of Wallace and Korie's Harvey Milk. For The Washington Opera he directed L'Incoronazione di Poppea and created a new I Capuleti ed i Montecchi starring Tatiana Troyanos. In Chicago he directed a new production of Rigoletto for Lyric Opera, as well as co-directing, with his twin brother David Alden, Le nozze di Figaro, Così Fan Tutte, and Don Giovanni with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra under Daniel Barenboim
Mr. Alden has maintained particularly close relationships with several American opera companies. His history with San Francisco Opera includes new productions of Les Contes d'Hoffmann, L'Incoronazione di Poppea, I Vespri Siciliani, Thomson's The Mother of Us All, Harvey Milk and the American premieres of Reimann's Ghost Sonata and Henze's Das Verratene Meer. He made his New York City Opera debut in 1979 with Rossini's Le Comte Ory, which he had previously staged for Opera Theatre of Saint Louis and The Santa Fe Opera. For New York City Opera and Glimmerglass Opera, Christopher Alden has created productions of L'Italiana in Algeri, Sousa's The Glassblowers, The Rape of Lucretia and The Mother of Us All. Mr. Alden returned to Glimmerglass to direct Offenbach's Barbe-bleue and Handel's Imeneo. He has staged multiple works for New York's Eos Orchestra, including the Jonathan Dove reductions of Das Rheingold and Die Walküre, Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer and Das Lied von der Erde, and Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat and Renard. In 2001, he directed Gotham Chamber Opera's inaugural production, Mozart's Il Sogno di Scipione, and returned in 2005 to stage Handel's Arianna in Creta.
For Pittsburgh Opera, Mr. Alden has produced Hansel and Gretel, Der Fliegende Hollander and Le Nozze di Figaro. He has also worked closely with Opera Omaha, where he has staged new productions of La traviata, Aïda, Rigoletto, Madama Butterfly, Don Pasquale and The Barber of Seville. Mr. Alden has enjoyed great success with L'Opéra Français de New York, where his collaborations with Yves Abel included Poulenc's Les Mamelles de Tirésias and La Dame de Monte Carlo, Offenbach's La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein, Orfee aux Enfers and La Perichole, Chabrier's L'Etoile, and Gounod's La Colombe.
Mr. Alden's long and varied career has included many more directorial engagements in North America: Hansel and Gretel and Stewart Copeland's Holy Blood and Crescent Moon for Fort Worth Opera; Anthony Davis' Tania in its world premiere at Philadelphia's American Music Theater Festival; Don Pasquale, Count Ory and Le Nozze di Figaro for Opera Theatre of Saint Louis; La Traviata and Il barbiere di Siviglia for Michigan Opera Theatre; La bohème, Don Giovanni, La Navarraise, and Djamileh for Connecticut Grand Opera; Don Giovanni with Seattle Opera; La Boheme for Los Angeles Opera; Così Fan Tutte with Wolf Trap Opera; Carmen, The Mikado and a double bill of A Water-Bird Talk and The Medium for the opera companies of Syracuse, Memphis and Indianapolis; Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci for Opera Columbus; Luisa Miller for the Spoleto Festival USA; Lucia di Lammermoor for Boston Lyric Opera; La Cenerentola for Minnesota Opera; Der Fliegende Holländer for the Canadian Opera Company; and Count Ory and The Beggar's Opera for The Santa Fe Opera.
Christopher Alden has also enjoyed great success in his work overseas. He made his European debut in 1980 directing Don Giovanni in Basel. In the United Kingdom his production of Turandot, first created for the Welsh National Opera in 1994, has since been seen at Scottish Opera (where he also staged the world premiere of David Horne's Friend of the People) and English National Opera (where he directed The Makropulos Case, conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras, in 2006). For Opera North, Mr. Alden's success with a new Tosca was followed by his productions of half of the award-winning Eight Little Greats season, La Vida Breve, Djamileh, Pagliacci and Rossini's L'Occasione Fa il Ladro. Mr. Alden also directed Idomeneo at the Grand Théâtre de Genève, La Fanciulla del West and L'Etoile for Opera Zuid in the Netherlands, Il trovatore for de Vlaamse Opera in Antwerp, Madama Butterfly in Bilbao and a triple bill of Bizet's Djamileh, Le Docteur Miracle, and Don Procopio with the Opéra Comique in Paris. The 2002-2003 season took him twice to Germany, where he directed Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci for Cologne Opera, and a new production of Carmen for the Mannheim National Theater. With The New Israeli Opera, Mr. Alden has directed La Traviata, Madama Butterfly, Cavalleria rusticana, and Pagliacci.
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This original exhibition is the second installment of a triennial series showcasing the talent of and diverse scope of photographic work being done by photographers living within the Museum's home state. Sixteen different artists, all of whom reside in California, are featured in the exhibition and all of the work has been created within the past five years. Learn more at mopa.org/staking-claim.
On display October 8, 2013 - January 26, 2014
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The Eton Grundig G2 Reporter is more than just a little portable radio, but it has some drawbacks to consider before you buy.
Steven Spielberg is reportedly developing a "Minority Report" pilot for Amblin Television. We can't wait for the PreCrime Unit to solve murders before they happen.
Japanese telecom giant SoftBank has never sold a product from Sony's Xperia line of smartphones and tablets, so this would be a first.
Investigation into attack on JPMorgan Chase may have expanded to seven of the world's top banks, amid a report that hackers altered records.
The Microsoft CEO's itinerary has not been disclosed, but the reason for his trip may be to delve a bit deeper into the antitrust investigation in China.
Earlier this year, the mobile payment-processing company valued itself at a mere $5 billion.
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Conference organizing takes blood, sweat, and tears, but this year we also set up opportunities to give blood and sign up to donate bone marrow! We've heard from our affiliate groups that service is an important part of their work to create secular communities, and part of our focus here at National (where we occasionally host our own blood drives). At SSA West, we hosted Be The Match on Friday as attendees and speakers arrived in Phoenix so that they could sign up to be included in the national bone marrow registry. Be The Match is an organization that supports leukemia and lymphoma patients by managing the largest and most diverse bone marrow registry in the world. They assist doctors and those in need in finding donors that meet the needs of the patient. Joining the registry is quick and requires only some paperwork and a quick cheek swab. Success! 17 of our attendees arrived, picked up their conference materials, stopped for a cheek swab, and volunteered to save a life. We are very proud of this turnout, and hope to work more with Be The Match in the future. Michael Lamble, an alum of the Northwestern SSA affiliate group donated bone marrow through Be The Match in 2013 and says of his experience:
"I'd do it all over again, if I had to. If I were in need of a marrow transplant, I would certainly want someone to donate for me. With that in mind, I feel as though it is fitting that I was prepared to donate myself, when called. I strongly encourage everyone to register. Who knows? You could save a life!"
Columbus, OH – The Secular Student Alliance hosts the Eastern half of its Annual Conference, and brings some of the best experts in legal, political, and cultural activism to train up the next generation.
Young Americans are the most secular demographic in the population, with about a third of those younger than 30 claiming no religious affiliation, and they're showing up to demand that religious intrusion into science classrooms, doctor's offices, and government spaces be pushed back.
Young leaders are using social media and their voices to rally, organize, and show the country and the world that the days of giving a pass to policies and ideas that promote a specific worldview will not continue much longer!
In fact, secular Americans are demanding a place in American society, and the youngest voting Americans—and those who are soon to be of voting age—are making some of the greatest progress.
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The Secular Student Alliance is changing the world, one secular student at a time. We are looking for a social media savvy person who takes pride in their superior organizational skills, ability to get along with people, and has a drive to amplify the voices of secular students to join our team as our new Communications Associate.
The Communications Associate will provide overall support for the SSA's communications activities. The Communications Associate will work closely with the Director of Communications and other SSA staff to achieve timely, accurate, and relevant communications. These communications advance SSA's mission and inform others about the activities of the SSA's affiliate groups and individual student activists.
Duties will include writing content for the SSA's website, editing email newsletters, and managing social media channels such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. YouTube proficiency and having multi-media and/or video editing skills are a huge plus.
The Communications Associate will be an essential part of our team at our national offices in Columbus, Ohio. The Director of Communications is based in Washington, DC, so working well with a remote manager is a necessity. While this position reports to the Director of Communications, much of the the position involves working directly with other SSA staff to complete projects. Demonstrated ability to execute projects in a timely and independent manner is required.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 30, 2014Contact: Jamila BeyPhone: (614) 441-9588 x101Email: [email protected]
Secular Student Alliance Laments Supreme Court Ruling to Permit For-Profit Employers to Deny Employees Contraceptive Health Care Coverage Ruling will Negatively Affect Students Who Remain on The Insurance Plans of Parent or Who Themselves Work for Companies Who Claim the Exception to the Affordable Care Act Contraceptive Coverage Mandate
COLUMBUS, OH – The Secular Student Alliance is distressed by the ruling which will allow employers to deny workers contraceptive coverage based on the religious bent of the owners of a company.
In the 5-4 Burwell v. Hobby decision, the Roberts court ruled that a closely held company may not be made to cover reproductive care that is considered in violation of the religious beliefs of the owner(s) of the company.
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She said Jesus was a "great uncle to our kids. There was no day she would not come out with a smile."
"Nobody deserves to die in the back seat of a police car," the family spokeswoman said.
Other speakers at the press conference questioned the use of force on Thursday night. Community activist Serena Sebring, for example, talked about how the police had a strong show of force and emphasized, "They gassed us all."
The family said "no comment" when asked what they wanted from Lopez. But in a statement, the sister called for Lopez to resign.
"The actions of the Durham Police Department last night, led by Chief Lopez, were a tried and true tactic to intimidate and spread fear in our community," she said in the statement. "The Durham Police cannot be trusted to investigate my brother's death, and we need a federal investigation. We call on Chief Lopez to resign immediately in light of his leadership that put dozens of armed police on the streets to scare residents and turned a memorial vigil into a war zone last night."
"We were able to properly address the individuals who came with a negative intent," he said.
He said police saw protesters approaching with book bags and having picked up rocks. Some of the protesters, he said, were wearing masks.
He defended the fact that police were lined up in riot gear, and said that did not incite the crowd. He said the police in riot gear were not initially visible to the marchers.
"We used the best practices in law enforcement to take the violence (out) and insure the safety of everyone," Lopez said.
Mayor Bill Bell said Friday that he wants to go ahead and release an independent police investigation.
"The next question is the gun," Bell said. "I don't know whose gun it was, where it was found. Why was it in the police car? That's the type of information the public wants to make this complete."
The march was planned to be a peaceful demonstration in remembrance of the teen who died after being picked up Nov. 19 on an outstanding second-degree trespassing charge.
"No violence because his family got mad about that," said Brandon Moreno, a friend of Jesus Huerta.
Family and friends of Huerta gathered at 7 p.m. at the Bull Statue at CCB Plaza and then marched to Durham Police headquarters holding signs and candles.
The crowd was greeted by a line of Durham officers in full riot gear at the headquarters. Some protesters could be heard yelling expletives at the police.
The crowd began to move away from police headquarters around 8 p.m. after officers said demonstrators could be arrested for unlawful assembly.
The march became disruptive after marchers left police headquarters and returned to downtown.
Police used tear gas to disperse protesters who lingered following repeated requests to leave the area. The tear gas was deployed after officers were hit with bottles and other objects, police said.
"Thanksgiving passed and it was the most horrible day of my life that my brother wasn't here. It wasn't just for me. It was for my whole family," said Evelin Huerta, Jesus Huerta's sister.
A rally on Nov. 22 became disorderly when participants threw road flares and firecrackers, damaged a police car and broke windows at Durham Police Headquarters.
WNCN's Steve Sbraccia contributed to this report.
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New York Rangers News and Notes: Bantering Points
Don Cherry responds to Zdeno Chara's hit on Max Pacioretty during Saturday night's edition of Coach's Corner.
Quebec prosecutor Louis Dionne is moving forward with a criminal investigation of Zdeno Chara following his hit on Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty during Tuesday night's game. Are kidding me? Why is law enforcement wasting its time and money to investigate this? This should not be a police issuse. They say there is less crime in Canada, but I am sure theire are more important crimes that the police could be using their resources on. What a joke.
Montreal Canadiens forward Max Pacioretty contacted Bob McKenzie of TSN to go on the record and comment on the hit he took from Zdeno Chara on Tuesday night. Pacioretty said he is "upset and disgusted that the league didn't think enough of (the hit) to suspend him" and claimed that Chara targeted his head with the hit. For Pacioretty's full comments, check out TSN.ca
Montreal fans are literally calling for Zdeno Chara's arrest after hit on Max Pacioretty.
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Measuring What Matters
Something new. Something special in communications is coming!
The Asia Pacific Summit on Measurement is aimed at stimulating new thinking in evaluating how public relations performance is measured. The Asia Pac Summit will include workshop sessions and plenary speaking spots by senior communications professionals from the region and from other countries.
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|Whitney Foard Small
Regional Director, Communications
Asia Pacific and Africa for the Ford Motor Company
|Professor Jim Macnamara
Deputy Dean
University of Technology Sydney
|Eddie Chau
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
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Sentia Media
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Ogilvy PR Worldwide, Australia
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Principal, Strategy & Organization
Booz Allen Hamilton
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Lenovo Hong Kong, Taiwan
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PWC, India
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Mandela urged reconciliation after he was released from jail and negotiated a peaceful end to apartheid. He won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993 together with F.W. de Klerk, the last white president.
"When I grew up he was a terrorist," Clive Zulberg, 42, the chief executive officer of a security company who brought his three young sons to pay their respects at the house. "In school, I learned that he was a prisoner and when I started my business he was president and a great leader."
Mandela will be given a state funeral, details of which are still to be announced. His body was moved from his Johannesburg home to a military hospital in Pretoria, the state-owned South African Broadcasting Corp. reported, without citing anyone.
After a single five-year term as president, Mandela became a champion in the fight against AIDS, disclosing that one of his sons died from the disease. He retired from public life in 2004 and was last seen publicly at the soccer World Cup in Johannesburg three years ago. He was hospitalized four times in the past year.
"We have lost one of the most influential, courageous and profoundly good human beings that any of us will share time with on this earth," said President Barack Obama, who called Zuma to express condolences.
At Mandela's Johannesburg home, people laid flowers, lit candles and placed teddy bears next to a barricade surrounding a corner of the property. In Soweto, people signed a 1.5 meter- long (4.9 feet) portrait of Mandela hanging outside the museum, and placed red roses and a scarf in the colors of South Africa's flag near the entrance. About 20 members of the ruling African National Congress sang and danced in a circle.
The news of Mandela's death came on the same night as the London premiere of "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom," a film documenting his struggle against apartheid. Mandela's two youngest daughters who were attending the premiere with guests such as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, William and Kate, left the theater during the screening when told of their father's death, the Nelson Mandela Foundation said in an e mailed statement.