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The spring has started (at least in the Northern Hemisphere), and decisions on the enforcement of copyrights on the internet flourish. A couple weeks ago, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) delivered its decision in the Svensson-case, which some greeted as a liberation of the hyperlink from copyright law's claws. After carefully reading the decision, we have to conclude that there may still be cases in which linking to copyright-protected content amounts to copyright infringement. Just as in Svensson, the CJEU in its latest decision of UPC Telekabel v. Constantin Film Verleih produced a nuanced ruling of which the implications are not yet clear right away.
I think there are at least four interesting points in the decision that deserve to be highlighted. Firstly, the CJEU provides some insight into the scope of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive and which intermediaries may be subject to injunctions based on that article.
Secondly, the CJEU makes it clear that general injunctions prohibiting internet access providers to provide access to certain websites are compatible with EU law. In essence, the Court has no problem with burdening internet access providers with the search for a solution to prevent access to copyright infringing websites. There should, however, be an escape route for internet access providers when they cannot reasonably comply with the injunction. Furthermore, national courts play an important role in testing whether such solutions strike the right balance between the fundamental rights of all parties affected by measures taken by internet access providers.
Thirdly, and maybe most importantly, the CJEU provides national courts and Member States with instructions on how to deal with injunctions prohibiting the provision of access to certain websites. The CJEU comes up with procedural safeguards to protect the right of freedom of information of internet users.
Fourthly, the CJEU seems to set a standard on how effective an injunction must be for it to be compatible with rules of EU copyright law and the copyright owner's fundamental right to protection of his intellectual property.
Facts of the case and preliminary questions
The question that is central to UPC Telekabel is whether an internet access provider can be subject to an injunction prohibiting the provision of access to a copyright infringing website. The website in question offered thousands of films for streaming or downloading. Among those films made available were films by the plaintiffs in this case, Constantin Film Verleih and Wega Filmproduktionsgesellschaft. The plaintiffs applied for an injunction prohibiting Austrian internet access provider UPC Telekabel from providing its customers with access to the website. The Commercial Court of Vienna had granted the injunction and ruled that the internet access provider had to stop providing access to the website by means of DNS blocking of the domain name, and blocking of the current and future IP addresses at which the website could be reached.
On appeal, the Higher Regional Court of Vienna reformulated the injunction into an injunction that prohibited the provision of access to the website, but that did not specify the means to prevent access to the website. UPC Telekabel appealed against the decision of the Higher Regional Court with the Austrian Supreme Court, which in turn asked the European Court of Justice preliminary questions on the scope of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive and the the compatibility of the issued injunction with EU law.
Scope of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive: All internet access providers can be subject to injunctions regardless of relationship or involvement
In essence, the first question to the CJEU is whether an internet access provider is an "intermediary" in the sense of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive. This Article provides that "[m]ember States shall ensure that rightholders are in a position to apply for an injunction against intermediaries whose services are used by a third party to infringe a copyright or related right." The Article calls on EU Member States to provide copyright owners with a possibility to apply for a potentially very powerful injunction against intermediaries that disregards questions of knowledge, involvement or other elements that would normally come into play when dealing with liability for fault or negligence.
The first question thus is a question on the scope of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive: against which intermediaries may a copyright owner apply for an injunction such as a blocking-order? Framing the question as asking whether Article 8(3) or other rules of EU law require an internet access provider to block a particular website, and taking the Court's positive answer as a 'yes' to that question, is based on a misreading of Article 8(3) and the Court's decision in this case.
Already in 2009, the CJEU in LSG v. Tele2 had held that internet access providers are "intermediaries" in the sense of Article 8(3) of the Infosoc Directive. This case, however, dealt with the possibility of an injunction against an internet access provider to release personal data of its subscribers in order to bring civil proceedings for copyright infringements against these subscribers. In this case there thus was a less vague link between the internet access provider and the infringers than in the Telekabel-case in which there was no such link at all.
In UPC Telekabel the Court to a great extent draws from its earlier conclusions in LSG v. Tele2 in which the Court explained that the mere provision of internet access should be seen as the provision of a service used to infringe copyrights:
"Access providers who merely enable clients to access the Internet, even without offering other services or exercising any control, whether de iure or de facto, over the services which users make use of, provide a service capable of being used by a third party to infringe a copyright or related right, inasmuch as those access providers supply the user with the connection enabling him to infringe such rights."
In explaining its argument, the CJEU referred to the aim of the Infosoc Directive, which is to ensure legal protection of copyrights. According to the CJEU, copyright protection "would be substantially diminished if 'intermediaries', within the meaning of Article 8(3) of that directive, were to be construed as not covering access providers, which alone are in possession of the data making it possible to identify the users who have infringed those rights."
The argument that copyright protection would be ineffective if internet access providers cannot be subject to Article 8(3) injunctions is repeated by the CJEU in UPC Telekabel. However, what UPC Telekabel adds is that for Article 8(3) to apply it makes no difference whether there is a contractual link or specific relation between the internet access provider and the copyright infringer. It does not matter whether an infringer is a customer of the internet access provider, or whether the internet access provider is involved somewhere in the up- or downstream of transmitting copyright-protected content:
"Neither the wording of Article 8(3) nor any other provision of Directive 2001/29 indicates that a specific relationship between the person infringing copyright or a related right and the intermediary is required. Furthermore, that requirement cannot be inferred from the objectives pursued by that directive, given that to admit such a requirement would reduce the legal protection afforded to the rightholders at issue, whereas the objective of that directive, as is apparent inter alia from Recital 9 in its preamble, is precisely to guarantee them a high level of protection.
Nor is the conclusion reached by the Court in paragraph 30 of this judgment invalidated by the assertion that, in order to obtain the issue of an injunction against an internet service provider, the holders of a copyright or of a related right must show that some of the customers of that provider actually access, on the website at issue, the protected subject-matter made available to the public without the agreement of the rightholders."
In this context it may not come as a surprise that the CJEU also argues that no proof of actual infringement through use of the internet access provider's service is needed for an injunction:
"[The Infosoc Directive] requires that the measures which the Member States must take in order to conform to that directive are aimed not only at bringing to an end infringements of copyright and of related rights, but also at preventing them […]
Such a preventive effect presupposes that the holders of a copyright or of a related right may act without having to prove that the customers of an internet service provider actually access the protected subject-matter made available to the public without their agreement.
That is all the more so since the existence of an act of making a work available to the public presupposes only that the work was made available to the public; it is not decisive that persons who make up that public have actually had access to that work or not […]."
Fundamental rights and general principles of EU law
The CJEU was also asked to answer the question whether the fundamental rights recognized by EU law preclude an injunction prohibiting an internet access provider to provide access to an infringing website without specifying any measures, and when that provider can avoid incurring coercive penalties for breach of that injunction by showing that it has taken all reasonable measures. This question not just asks about the compatibility of a general injunction with fundamental rights, it also asks about the compatibility of such an injunction in combination with a possibility of escaping the payment of penalties when the internet access provider is able to show that it has taken reasonable steps to comply with the injunction's prohibition.
After noting that the conditions to be met and the procedure to be followed when issuing injunctions are a matter for national law, the CJEU dug up its "fair balance between fundamental rights, and general principles of EU"-test that we know from earlier decisions such as Promusicae v. Telefónica and Scarlet v. Sabam (see my blogpost on that case). The conflicting rights in the UPC Telekabel-case are of course the filmmakers' right to intellectual property, the internet access provider's freedom to conduct a business, and internet users' freedom of information. In short, the CJEU holds that the injunction balances these conflicting fundamental rights well, but the Court also introduces two procedural points that national courts and Member States need to take into account when dealing with general injunctions prohibiting the provision of access to specified websites. I think that especially these procedural points have been given too little attention in most reports on the UPC Telekabel-decision.
Procedural safeguards to protect the rights of internet access providers AND internet users
Although the CJEU perceives the injunction in question as a restraint on the internet access provider's freedom to conduct a business, the Court for two reasons argues that the injunction does not infringe "the very substance" of this fundamental right. Firstly, the injunction leaves it up to the internet access provider to determine what measures to take in order to prevent access to the infringing website. Although the internet access provider is prohibited from providing access to the infringing website, the provider still has a choice in how to comply with that prohibition. Secondly, the injunction requires the internet access to do only what can be reasonably asked from him. According to the Court, the "possibility of exoneration clearly has the effect that the addressee of the injunction will not be required to make unbearable sacrifices, which seems justified in particular in the light of the fact that he is not the author of the infringement of the fundamental right of intellectual property which has led to the adoption of the injunction."
The Court here clearly diverts from the opinion of Advocate General Cruz Villalón who argued that if, even after the injunction has been issued, the internet access provider has the opportunity to argue that the injunction is unreasonable, the injunction would still not strike the necessary balance between the conflicting fundamental rights. The Advocate General pointed out that even with such an opportunity, internet access providers would run the risk of being caught in a crossfire between copyright owners and internet subscribers:
"As I have already mentioned at the beginning, there are a number of measures which can be considered for the purpose of blocking a website, that is to say, for possible compliance with the outcome prohibition. They include highly complex methods, such as diverting Internet traffic through a proxy server, but also measures which are less difficult to implement. The measures thus differ significantly as regards the degree to which they interfere with the fundamental rights of the ISP. Moreover, it is not inconceivable that full compliance with the outcome prohibition is impossible from a purely practical point of view.
An examination of the ISP's situation also shows that no balance between the fundamental rights is struck by that procedural opportunity. The ISP must suffer the issuing of an injunction against it, from which it is not apparent what measures it is required to take. If, in the interest of its customers' freedom of information, it decides on a mild blocking measure, it must fear a coercive penalty in the enforcement process. If it decides on a more severe blocking measure, it must fear a dispute with its customers. The reference to a possible opportunity to defend itself in the enforcement process does not in any way alter the ISP's dilemma. It is true that the originator can rightly refer to the danger of massive infringement of its rights by the website. However, in cases like the present, the ISP has no connection with the operators of the copyright‑infringing website and has itself not infringed the copyright. To that extent, the measure to be examined cannot be said to strike a fair balance between the rights of the parties."
The CJEU partly deals with this "crossfire-problem" by introducing a procedural requirement that gives internet access providers the opportunity to test the reasonableness of the injunction, before the provider is ordered to pay penalties for not complying with the court order:
"In that regard, in accordance with the principle of legal certainty, it must be possible for the addressee of an injunction such as that at issue in the main proceedings to maintain before the court, once the implementing measures which he has taken are known and before any decision imposing a penalty on him is adopted, that the measures taken were indeed those which could be expected of him in order to prevent the proscribed result."
The CJEU also tries to deal with the problem of over-inclusive blocking by requiring that the internet access provider's measures to prevent access to an infringing website are "strictly targeted" to the infringements, and that they may not interfere with lawful access to information by internet users. The Court here explicitly refers to the freedom of information of internet users that are of course also affected by the blocking of certain websites:
"In this respect, the measures adopted by the internet service provider must be strictly targeted, in the sense that they must serve to bring an end to a third party's infringement of copyright or of a related right but without thereby affecting internet users who are using the provider's services in order to lawfully access information. Failing that, the provider's interference in the freedom of information of those users would be unjustified in the light of the objective pursued.
But the CJEU does not just say that the freedom of information of internet users is important, the Court also instructs national courts to take into account the negative effects on the internet users' access to information. And even more importantly, the Court seems to argue that internet users should have a possibility to have their say as well. In order to make that point, the Court first notes that in order for national courts to test whether the injunction is compatible with the internet users' right to freedom of information, that issue needs to be challenged before the national court. For instance, Dutch civil courts usually only take into account arguments that are presented to them by the parties. In a case of general injunctions prohibiting the access to a website, those parties are a copyright owner who applies for an injunction and an internet access provider that would be the subject to that injunction. The CJEU therefore seems to argue that internet users, who are usually not represented in procedures on such injunctions, should have a possibility to assert their rights once the internet access provider's blocking mechanisms are known:
"It must be possible for national courts to check that that is the case. In the case of an injunction such as that at issue in the main proceedings, the Court notes that, if the internet service provider adopts measures which enable it to achieve the required prohibition, the national courts will not be able to carry out such a review at the stage of the enforcement proceedings if there is no challenge in that regard. Accordingly, in order to prevent the fundamental rights recognised by EU law from precluding the adoption of an injunction such as that at issue in the main proceedings, the national procedural rules must provide a possibility for internet users to assert their rights before the court once the implementing measures taken by the internet service provider are known."
After the CJEU's decision in Scarlet v. Sabam, I was a little disappointed with the Court's assessment of the implications of an internet filter on the right to freedom of information of internet users, the Court in UPC Telekabel does seem to fully take into account that freedom. This difference in appreciation can of course be explained be the outcomes in those cases. In Scarlet, the CJEU argued that an internetfilter to filter out copyrighted music did not comply with EU law, in particular with Article 15 of the E-Commerce Directive, and the Court therefore did not need to be too strict regarding the right to freedom of information of internet users. However, in UPC Telekabel, the Court finds a general prohibition to provide access to a particular website to be consistent with EU law, and the Court uses the internet user's right to freedom of information as a counterbalance that prohibition.
The effects of the injunction: keeping it real(istic)!
Regarding the effects that the injunction must have, the CJEU makes clear that measures taken by internet access providers do not need to have the effect of preventing all unauthorised access to the copyrighted content. "Sufficiently effective" is the key:
"None the less, the measures which are taken by the addressee of an injunction, such as that at issue in the main proceedings, when implementing that injunction must be sufficiently effective to ensure genuine protection of the fundamental right at issue, that is to say that they must have the effect of preventing unauthorised access to the protected subject-matter or, at least, of making it difficult to achieve and of seriously discouraging internet users who are using the services of the addressee of that injunction from accessing the subject-matter made available to them in breach of that fundamental right."
The Court here seems to set a standard that can also be used to assess the effectiveness of other blocking-orders. This standard could for instance be applied in the Dutch case of Brein v. XS4ALL and Ziggo, in which the Court of Appeals of The Hague recently held that the blocking of the Pirate Bay was not sufficiently effective. Brein appealed against the decision with the Dutch Supreme Court and I am sure that CJEU's decision in UPC Telekabel will have have much influence on the Dutch Supreme Court's decision.
Alright, that's it for now on the UPC Telekabel-case!


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In the United States, it is reported that persons who are facing mental illnesses consult a clergyperson for help more often than any other profession. To help prepare themselves for these careseeking encounters, students will learn about commonly diagnosed mental illnesses (e.g., depression, borderline personality, schizophrenia, bipolar), explore their own personal/cultural/familial awarenesses about mental health and illness, engage in theological reflection on illness and healing, and practice strategies for offering spiritual care with persons dealing with mental disorders. Course format includes discussions, lectures, simulated
pastoral encounters, films, and student presentations. Evaluation will be based on class participation, reflection papers, and a case study. [20 max enrollment]
Monday-Friday 6:10pm-9:45 pm (one week evening intensive)
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POWER, POLITICS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF AMERICAN RELIGION - DM-6075 (3.0 units)
Jerome Baggett
This course will explore some of the most important recent trends in American religion with a particular focus on how these trends dovetail with the dynamics of power and the possibilities for political influence operative within the United States today. To advance this aim, we will do a careful reading of Robert Putnam and David Campbell's timely and important book American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us (Simon & Schuster, 2010) and supplement this work with a modest number of relevant articles. In the process of investigating these texts, certain topics will arise that should prove to be of particular interest to D.Min. students and about which this course will serve as a useful introduction. These include: sociological research methods for studying religion (e.g., survey, in-depth interview, etc.); key conceptual categories (e.g., power, culture, etc.); influential theoretical frameworks (e.g., secularization theory, political process theory, etc.); and so forth. Format: lecture; discussion; some documentary footage. Requirements: class preparation, attendance, and participation; a final paper due within one month of the class's completion.
LEADERSHIP IN URBAN COMMUNITIES – DM-5050 (3.0 units)
Youngil Kim
The course is designed to acquaint participants with the socio-cultural dynamics that affect the quality of life, inform theology and challenge the manner in which ministry is conducted in our urban world. Using the San Francisco Bay Area as a case study, an analysis of the urban context and ministry strategies will be examined through multi-disciplinary readings, discussions, interviews with community leaders, and site visits. Required for ABSW DMin students.
Location: DMin Cohort in Los Angeles - First Baptist Church of LA
21ST CENTURY MINISTRY – DM–6042 (3.0 units)
Hyo Shick Pai
This course offers the 21st century contemporary ministry with the various issues which are directly related to church ministry and Christian life. All the selected issues are going to be examined and concluded according to the biblical
principles. All the Scriptures are viewed as the primary sources while dealing with the changing modes of values and Christian life standards, introducing the methods of integration between faith and practice in the changing world, the
21st century. The selected issues are: (1) Ministry for the Contexualization of the Christian life in the changing world; (2) the Bible-based Ministry; (3) Keeping Christ in Ministry; (3) Spirit-filled Leadership Ministry; (4) Mentoring Ministry through Christian Education; and (5) Eschatological Ministry.
ECCLESIOLOGY - DM-6041 (3.0 units)
Contact: Hyo Shick Pai
This course offers the Doctrine of the Church, dealing with various issues: (1) Nature of the church; (2) Function of the Church; (3) Purpose of the Church; and (4) Missions of the Church. Besides of the selected topics, other issues are going to be taught in relation to the changing standards by worldly views on the principles of the church. All the issues are discussed according to the principles of the Scriptures. The purpose of this course is to help students understand the reason why the church is existed, expecting to motivate, encourage, and aid them to develop their sound theological formation from the dogma of the church.
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Background on Burkina Faso
What is now Burkina Faso has been continuously inhabited for at least 14,000 years. The main indigenous population of this Sahelian region were the Yonyonse, who remained for thousands of years until they were displaced by the Mossi people of what is now Ghana only a thousand years ago. The Mossi established several kingdoms; the first, Tenkodogo, was founded in 1120 and ruled by Naaba. The Dogon, who'd inhabited areas in the north, left between the 15th and 16h centuries. Two more Mossi Kingdoms followed and dominated the area for about 800 years until 1896 when France invaded and established a colonial occupation. Upper Volta, as it was then known, gained independence from the French in 1960. As is the case with most post-Colonial countries, the years since have been dominated by dictatorships, wars and coups.
Yet despite being plagued by poverty, unemployment and strife, Burkina Faso inarguably has one of West Africa's most vibrant cultures. Literature, primarily transmitted orally until collected in the 1930s, has long been a central part of Burkina Faso's culture. A strong theater tradition owing to both Burkinabé traditions and French influences has also been a major aspect of Burkinabé's cultural life. With over 60 ethnic groups, no one sort of music has yet dominated Burkina Faso's musical scene, although American and European pop are the most popular. Since 1969, Burkina Faso has been one of, if not the, dominant powers in Africa's film industry.
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Culturally, however, it's quite rich. Like its West African neighbors, it's also highly diverse. Most of its people are Bamana. There are also large populations of Soninke, Khassonke and Malink are all Mandé. There are smaller numbers of Peul, Voltaic, Songhai, Taureg, Bozo, Dogon, and Moor. Altogether, more than 40 languages are spoken.
During the Colonial era, cinematic images of Africa and its people were entirely the work of Western filmmakers. The Tarzan movies, African Queen, King Solomon's Mines and others were usually filmed on soundstages half a world away from Africa and made little to no effort toward authenticity, instead trading in exoticism aimed primarily at exploiting Western tastes.
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Dorothy G. Heidemann, age 85, died on May 11, 2009 at the Emerson Hospital in Concord, MA.
Dorothy was born in Manhattan on Aug. 2, 1923. She attended St. Joseph's School and graduated from Julia Richmond High School in Manhattan. She and her husband Richard were married on April 28, 1945 at St. Joseph Church in Manhattan. She and her husband celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary just two weeks ago.
Dorothy was an executive assistant for Grumman Aerospace for over 25 years. She retired in 1986. She and her husband were active members of the Grumman Retiree Club.
Dorothy was a devoted wife, mother and grandmother.
Beloved wife of Richard L. Heidemann. Loving mother of K. Scott Heidemann and his fiancée Pauline E. Kelly of Belmont, MA, and Steven R. Heidemann and his wife Merle of East Lansing, MI. Devoted grandmother of Zachary and Fredrick Heidemann.
Funeral services are private. Arrangements are under the care of the Roberts & Sons Funeral Home 30 South St., Foxboro, MA. To light a special candle in her memory please visit the funeral home web site at www.robertsandsonsfuneral.com. For additional information contact 508-543-5471.


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Two companies have been fined by the attorney general's office for violating the Kansas No-Call Act.
Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt said both of the out-of-state companies will be fined $10,000 each.
Prairie Life Fitness, LLC of Omaha, Nebraska was fined after an investigation revealed the company had been marketing their Kansas-based fitness facilities by phone, some of whom were on the National Do-Not-Call list. It started with a complaint from an Overland Park resident.
The other company, Vandell Communications, LLC of Illinois, was also fined for calling several Kansas residents on the do-not-call list. Vandell called on behalf of a Nevada company selling travel-related services, often using the names "Premium Gifting" or "Prize Card Services." The callers would try to lure consumers to presentations at local hotels referencing non-existent contest entry forms and expensive prizes.
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Maceo Paisley is a multi-talented intellectual with very little inhibition. His variety of skills make him a unique talent. If he is not recording dance videos in his apartment, he is reading a physics text book, practicing origami, and trying to perfect a sweet potato pie recipe, all at the same time. When he is not in Dork mode he is packaging designer at American Apparel and running his business MZKprojects.
He has a checkered past and a broad range of knowledge that he employs as a creative force, and as a businessman. Maceo Paisley is the strategist and planner, he might even say mastermind.
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Brightly Colored Socks, Interesting Eyeglasses
Describe what it means to you to be free?
Fearless, Wise, Educated, Healthy, Self-Aware
What's your favorite candy?
How much money do you have in your bank account right now?
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What is one positive change you hope to help create in the world?
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Prefuse 73 & Jaytram vs Epstein.
A busy year for NYC producer/artist Roberto Lange, 2010 has seen the release of an Epstein full-length, a new Helado Negro EP, a steady stream of remixes, collaborations with Julianna Barwick and visual artist Jonathan Dueck, along with the re-release of much of the Epstein back catalog. To complete the year, Lange unveils his latest project with a unique collection of Epstein works remixed.
The album wanders through the minds of Jaytram (Yeasayer drummer) and Prefuse 73, who were both asked to plunder and ravage the entire Epstein catalog as the source material and pass it through their respective creative processes. These two creators are less worried about a notion of sanctity of the original and instead are visionaries with the material, engineering something previously unimaginable. There are about 1 million adjectives needed to try to cartograph a tangible roadmap to where this record leads, but we would rather you just take your own journey. The record will be available for download on Epstein's Bandcamp for a pay-what-you-want price.
You can download You know they out by Jaytram/Epstein and Seite campanas de la Serenidad by Prefuse 73/Epstein for free. Enjoy!
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"Ain't Misbehavin'" takes a spin at Riverside Dinner Theater
Oh, behave: Theresa Cunningham, Brandon Martin and Kadejah One star in the small cast.
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With a name like Fats, you'd better deliver something big.
During his 39 short years on this Earth, jazz singer Fats Waller was simply larger than life.
He was an African-American cultural icon. He composed more than 400 original songs including "Jitterbug Waltz" and "Honeysuckle Rose." He paved the way for some of the most renowned jazz artists of his time. And in 1993, nearly 50 years after his death, Waller was honored with a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award.
Waller's legacy is alive and well in 2013. "Ain't Misbehavin'," a Broadway-style musical revue, showcases the jazz singer's biggest hits and takes audiences on a musical journey of Waller's vivacious, soul-filled catalog.
"Ain't Misbehavin'" will own the stage at Riverside Dinner Theater, Wednesdays through Sundays, until March 10.
"[Waller] speaks to each and every one of us, where we can understand it," said Patti D'Beck, director of the production and a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. "He was such an amazing performer and his music won the love of the American public. He was a contagious, larger-than-life individual and you can really feel it through his art."
"Ain't Misbehavin'" first burst into the national spotlight in 1978. The revue was a smash on Broadway for more than 1,500 performances, thanks to the captivating, Tony Award-winning vocals of Nell Carter.
In Riverside's rendition of "Ain't Misbehavin'," New Orleans native Kadejah One takes on Carter's prized role.
"Mr. Waller used chords that we simply don't use today," said One, a former lead actress in "Dreamgirls" at Riverside. "You hear diminished chords, augmented chords all so close together. It really took a lot of practicing."
Among the many songs that One belts out in the production are "I've Got a Feeling I'm Falling" and "Mean to Me." The full cast of "Ain't Misbehavin'" features only five total members, meaning each singer carries quite a vocal load. The focus is on their vocals and their actual names--unlike most shows, the actors in "Ain't Misbehavin'" have no character names, but use their own.
"The small cast situation has really been one of the most delightful experiences of my career," said One. "We became a family very quickly when it really can go the other way. The other side is that often you're the only person singing your notes--you have to be on it."
What: "Ain't Misbehavin'" Where: Riverside Dinner Theater, 95 Riverside Parkway, Fredericksburg When: Wednesdays to Sundays through March 10 Cost: $40-$60 Info: 540/370-4300; riversidedt.com


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IRVING, Texas (AP) -- Keegan Bradley had no thoughts about a course record, or the possibility of a 59, after consecutive bogeys in the middle of his opening round at the Byron Nelson Championship.
Until his 136-yard wedge shot on his final hole Thursday.
"It was going right at it. (A 59) crossed my mind for a second, and it would be unbelievable if I buried this," Bradley said. "But I had 3 feet to shoot 60. I was actually very nervous, uncomfortable over it and thank God I made it."
Bradley shot 10-under 60, completed by that short birdie at the 428-yard ninth hole, to break the TPC Four Seasons course record and match the best round ever at the Nelson. He topped his career PGA Tour best by three strokes and equaled Phil Mickelson's opening 60 at Phoenix as the best round on the tour this season.
After missing the fairways off the tees and making bogeys at No. 18 and then No. 1, the latter starting his back nine when he drove into a bunker and had a par putt lip out of the cup, Bradley was at 3 under. He made a 17-foot birdie putt at the 221-yard second hole, and was 7 under his final eight holes with an eagle-birdie-birdie finish.
"It was rare to match up a ball-striking day and make everything. ... It happened today," Bradley said. "The hole looked huge. Even the putts I missed almost went in."
The 60, with 10 birdies and an eagle 3 at the 542-yard seventh, gave Bradley a three-stroke lead over 2011 Masters champion Charl Schwartzel.
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Guan Tianlang, the 14-year-old amateur from China, shot 70 in his second tournament since making the cut at the Masters. The eighth-grader also made the cut in New Orleans three weeks ago.
Guan was among 97 players at par or better -- 76 were under par -- on the 7,166-yard course after 1
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ICF International (Nasdaq:ICFI) has completed a scenario-based analysis of the likely impacts on carbon prices from increasing the sectors and geographic regions covered by a linked global cap-and-trade regime post-2012. The analysis used ICF's proprietary in-house International Carbon Pricing (InCaP™) and Integrated Planning Model (IPM®) Models. The Stern Review: The Economics of Climate Change established that a global carbon price is an essential foundation for climate change policy. The European Union (EU) Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has begun to provide a clear price signal in Europe and other regional trading schemes are now being mooted around the world including in the Northeast United States, California, and Japan.
"We have observed that over the period 2013-2020, widening the sectors and geographies subject to emissions caps may not necessarily provide the sustained high carbon price signal required to shift decisions towards low-carbon technology investments," says Abyd Karmali, managing director of ICF's London office. "The reason this occurs is two-fold. First, in OECD countries substantial low-cost emission abatement opportunities are available in sectors not currently subject to a cap. Second, in scenarios where key emerging markets like India, China, and Korea take on caps, the global carbon price actually drops from the current €10-15/tonne CO2e range seen in the EU ETS because of the widespread, low-cost emission abatement opportunities available, as evidenced by the surge in demand for low-cost, Kyoto-compliant carbon credits from developing countries."
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This morning, Secretary Kerry spoke by phone with political and civil society leaders in the Ukrainian opposition who have been active in the peaceful movement. The Secretary underscored the United States unwavering support for the democratic, European aspirations of the Ukrainian people, and commended these opposition leaders for speaking out against violence and for their courageous work to defend democracy and advance their goals through peaceful means and dialogue.
He praised the progress achieved in their talks with the government, notably the repeal of the January 16th laws and the commitment to government change. He urged that these talks continue and pledged continued U.S. support in coordination with the EU, the UN, the OSCE for a peaceful, political resolution to the political crisis which brings those responsible to account, restores human rights, democracy, economic health, and a path to Europe for Ukraine. The Secretary also underlined his concerns about reports of human rights violations, such as disappearances and killings, and stressed that the United States is pressing the Government of Ukraine to establish a justice commission to investigate these crimes and bring those responsible to justice.
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November 28, 2014
For the five hours Tuesday, the teachers union and School Board negotiation teams met with a federal mediator. Both sides have different reports as to how much progress was made.
The board says two different proposals were made to the Harlem Federation of Teachers. The first proposal includes an increase in teachers' salaries depending on the number of years of service.
One example is in the second year of the contract, teachers with at least 18 years of experience would receive an extra $1,200. That first proposal was rejected. The board came back with another offer that set a percentage amount as to how much the teachers' base salary would increase during the second and third year. The offer was also rejected.
The teachers negotiating team tells 23 News that both proposals are still no where near the teachers' current salary schedule. The pay scale has been in existence since the late 60s. The union says any changes would be a huge loss to the teachers.
Negotiations with a Federal Mediator are set for Wednesday at 11 a.m.
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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour
Anthology / Crime / Drama / Suspense
1 hour
Hosted by Alfred Hitchcock
93 episodes aired on CBS and the NBC from September 20, 1962 to May 10, 1965
Season 1
20/Sep/62 A Piece of the Action
27/Sep/62 Don't Look Behind You
04/Oct/62 Night of the Owl
11/Oct/62 I Saw the Whole Thing
18/Oct/62 Captive Audience
25/Oct/62 Final Vow
01/Nov/62 Annabelle
08/Nov/62 House Guest
11/Nov/62 The Black Curtain
22/Nov/62 Day of Reckoning
29/Nov/62 Ride the Nightmare
06/Dec/62 Hangover
13/Dec/62 Bonfire
20/Dec/62 The Tender Poisoner
04/Jan/63 The Thirty First of February
11/Jan/63 What Really Happened
18/Jan/63 Forecast: Low Clouds and Coastal Fog
25/Jan/63 A Tangled Web
02/Feb/63 To Catch a Butterfly
08/Feb/63 The Paragon
15/Feb/63 I'll Be the Judge , I'll Be the Jury
01/Mar/63 Diagnosis: Danger
08/Mar/63 The Lonely Hours
15/Mar/63 The Star Juror
22/Mar/63 The Long Silence
05/Apr/63 An Out for Oscar
12/Apr/63 Death and the Joyful Woman
19/Apr/63 Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans
03/May/63 The Dark Pool
10/May/63 Dear Uncle George
17/May/63 Run for Doom
24/May/63 Death of a Cop
Season 2
27/Sep/63 A Home Away from Home
04/Oct/63 A Nice Touch
11/Oct/63 Terror in Northfield
18/Oct/63 You'll Be the Death of Me
25/Oct/63 Blood Bargain
08/Nov/63 Nothing Ever Happens in Linvale
15/Nov/63 Starring the Defense
29/Nov/63 The Cadaver
06/Dec/63 The Dividing Wall
13/Dec/63 Goodbye, George
20/Dec/63 How to Get Rid of Your Wife
03/Jan/64 Three Wives Too Many
10/Jan/64 The Magic Shop
24/Jan/64 Beyond the Sea of Death
31/Jan/64 Night Caller
07/Feb/64 The Evil of Adelaide Winters
14/Feb/64 The Jar
21/Feb/64 Final Escape
06/Mar/64 Murder Case
13/Mar/64 Anyone for Murder?
20/Mar/64 Beast in View
27/Mar/64 Behind the Locked Door
03/Apr/64 A Matter of Murder
10/Apr/64 The Gentleman Caller
17/Apr/64 The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow
01/May/64 Ten Minutes from Now
08/May/64 The Sign of Satan
15/May/64 Who Needs an Enemy?
22/May/64 Bed of Roses
29/May/64 Second Verdict
05/Jun/64 Isabel
03/Jul/64 Body in the Barn
Season 3
05/Oct/64 The Return of Verge Likens
12/Oct/64 Change of Address
26/Oct/64 The Life Work of Juan Diaz
09/Nov/64 See the Monkey Dance
16/Nov/64 Lonely Place
23/Nov/64 The McGregor Affair
07/Dec/64 Misadventure
14/Dec/64 Triumph
21/Dec/64 Memo from Purgatory
28/Dec/64 Consider Her Ways
04/Jan/65 The Crimson Witness
11/Jan/65 Where the Woodbine Twineth
18/Jan/65 The Final Performance
01/Feb/65 Thantos Place Hotel
08/Feb/65 One of the Family
15/Feb/65 An Unlocked Window
22/Feb/65 The Trap
01/Mar/65 Wally the Beard
08/Mar/65 Death Scene
15/Mar/65 The Photographer and the Undertaker
22/Mar/65 Thou Still Unravished Bride
29/Mar/65 Completely Foolproof
05/Apr/65 Power of Attorney
12/Apr/65 The World's Oldest Motive
19/Apr/65 The Monkey's Paw - A Retelling
26/Apr/65 The Second Wife
03/May/65 Night Fever
10/May/65 Off Season
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ABBIE BETINIS is a composer whose music has been called "superb
Two of Abbie's pieces at 2014 World Choir Games in Riga, Latvia
posted: July 2014
Very special thanks to Atlanta Young Singers (Paige Mathis, conductor) and Rockford High School (Mandy Mikita Scott, conductor) who both led their choirs on European tours this summer, finishing in Latvia to compete in the World Choir games with my Jerusalem Luminosa and Be Like the Bird. I'm so thrilled to have had a small role in your students' experience of a lifetime!
Two of Abbie's pieces chosen for Texas All-State 2015
posted: May 2014
If you're a high school singer auditioning for Texas All-State, two of my scores are about to become your new best friend. Thank you to conductors Kathleen Rodde and Z. Randall Stroope for choosing these two scores as required audition pieces for TMEA! Good luck everyone!
Mechanical Licensing form is now online -- (do I hear a hip hip...?)
posted: Apr 2014
Are you recording an album with my music on it? Hooray! And also your mechanical licensing just got easier! Submit this online form to my office to get the process started. And thank you so much!
"Of Poets and Fools" to premiere at The Schubert Club
posted: Mar 2014
Which is the poet and which is the fool? Jake Endres (baritone) & Peter Middlecamp (tenor) will battle it out in these texts by W.B. Yeats. Please join us Thurs March 27 at noon. Free! Landmark Ctr, St Paul, MN.
New for Tenor solo: "Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight"
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Are you thinking about why we keep fighting wars? Me too. And so was poet Vachel Lindsay in 1914. Here's a piece I originally wrote for men's chorus, newly-arranged for Tenor soloist, snare drum, and piano.


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Trail Status: Open
From Pottstown to the Berks County line the trail is maintained by Montgomery County, and that section is paved. After crossing into Berks County, the Schuylkill River Heritage Area owns and maintains the trail and the surface is crushed stone. A four-mile between Birdsboro and Gibraltar is on-road, using Schuylkill Road north from Birdsboro to Robeson Crossing, trail crosses Rt. 724 and uses Old River Road from Robeson Crossing to Gibraltar.
Explore the trail using our free Bike Pottstown/Bike Schuylkill bike share.
Update: The Trail Bridge at Keystone Blvd has Reopened: April 4, 2014. The Schuylkill River Trail Bridge over the Manatawny Creek in Pottstown is has been repaired and is now open. The bridge had been closed for surface repairs.
Please Note: Construction will take place along the Route 345 Bridge across the Schuylkill River in Birdsboro beginning March 2012 and ending June 2014. Trail users traveling along the on-road section of the trail from Birdsboro to Gibraltar should proceed with caution when passing near this area.
On August 1st, 2012 PennDOT's contractor began replacing the I-176 bridge over the Thun Section of the Schuylkill River Trail in Cumru Township between Angstadt and Brentwood Trailheads. While they are allowing cyclists to continue through the work site, there may be times when the contractor will need to close the Trail during demolition or to set overhead beams. The work is expected to be completed in 2014.


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Larson, Hogervorst play in all-star water polo game; Williams coaches
By Joe Naiman
Tiffany Larson and Rachel Hogervorst closed out their high school water polo careers at the senior all-star game March 16 at Coronado Community Pool, which also extended the 2012-13 season for coach Donnie Williams.
"I enjoyed it. It was a beautiful day down there and everybody had a good time," Williams said.
The senior all-star game pits players from large schools against players from smaller schools. Westview coach Amy Jennings guided the large-school squad while Williams coached the small-school team.
"It was a good fun game for everybody, and it was good for all the girls to play together," Williams said. "It was fun to coach it."
Although the large schools defeated the small schools, it was by a 14-13 score.
Larson was one of two goalies for the small schools while Hogervorst was one of only nine field players on the team.
"We were a little short compared to the large schools," Williams said.
The senior all-star game was the first in which Ramona had more than one player.
"That's huge," Williams said.
Related posts:
- Hogervorst plays, Williams coaches in all-star game
- Water polo coaches select Ramona's Tiffany Larson as CIF division MVP;
- Eight Bulldog girls make all-league water polo teams, Larson earns Valley League Player of the Year
- Adelman and May play, Klauda coaches in senior all-star game
- Bulldogs defeat Sultans in girls water polo match
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01-11-07, 22:32 #1
Monday's child is fair of face...... etc......
What day was your child born on and are they anything like the rhyme says they should be?
My DD was born on a Thursday and she's supposed to have far to go............ well, she's not 4 yet so I can't tell yet if she'll be going far away or far academically (sp)
My DS was born on Sunday, but he was a late developer in the smiling dept, so not as bonny and blythe as they say..............
01-11-07, 22:34 #2
Yes I think he will go far! Prime Minister or something the way he natters on!
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friday but dont know what they say about fridays child?
01-11-07, 22:36 #4
Daniel and I were both born on Sunday and we are both as wonderful as we are meant to be
Oh was a Thursday and since he got 2 out of 3 of his kids days wrong, he will have far to go!
Nathan was on a Friday - loving and giving
Adam was on a Monday and he is a cutie, but then they all are
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Jamie is a Tuesday child and supposed to be full of grace, well he has his moments I guess
I'm a Sunday child and everything like it says
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Caitlin was born on a Friday and can be loving and giving
Abbie was born on a Wednesday but is definitely not full of woe, I have never known such a smiley happy child
01-11-07, 23:36 #8
My son was a Saturday baby - works hard for a living. I dunno, he's a boy, he'll probably find a Saturday girl! My daughter was born on a Thursday, and although I wouldn't say she's full of woe, she certainly looks at the negative side of many situations!
01-11-07, 23:44 #9
I was born on a Wednesday and I am not full of woe - except when I'm feeling sorry for myself ha ha
My hubby was born on a Saturday and does work hard for his living (but then most men do dont they?)
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Both my ds's are Friday's children and they are both loving and giving, especially with each other. I am Wednesday's child and yes, I am full of woe!
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heres the poem
Mondays child is fair of face,
Tuesdays child is full of grace,
Wednesdays child is full of woe,
Thursdays child has far to go,
Fridays child is loving and giving,
Saturdays child works hard for his living,
And the child that is born on the Sabbath day
Is bonny and blithe, and good and gay.
Grace was born on a monday, and she's a lil cutie. Oh must of been born on a saturday as he never stops working, even on his weekends off he's always busy doing something.
Louise xxx
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I was born on a Monday! I wasn't beaten with an ugly stick but I must've brushed against it while falling out of the tree as I'm no Angelina Jolie LOL so that's wrong.
When I read the poem I always think of Thursday's child as travelling. Never looked at it in an acedemic way. My DS was a Thursday child so I imagine he'll get up and run away from me as soon as he can. Especially if I turn into my Mum! Infact OH will probably join him. (SORRY MUM love you really)
02-11-07, 11:15 #13
both of mine are Tuesdays children & full of grace DEFIANTLY (at 3 & 4) DOES not enter the description lol herd of ELEPHANTS is more like my 2 LOL
IM a Fridays child & that means (scroll down to read it lol) YES im loving & giving
OH is a Thursdays child meaning he has far to go ummmm nope dont think so (not sure what it means tbh)
02-11-07, 11:21 #14
Both my lo's were born on a Friday and are both loving and giving
I was born on a Monday and I do have very pale skin
Don't know what day dh was born on
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Mine were born on a Monday - and they are gorgeous
02-11-07, 21:56 #17
My first son was born on a Wednesday and he can sometimes be full of woe, my second son was born on a Friday and is definitely loving, doesn't like giving though, and my daughter was born on a Sunday and she is bonny but don't know about good!!!
02-11-07, 22:10 #18
my ds was born on sunday sometimes he is exactly what it says but other times he is the complete opposite lol i was born on a wednesday and am definately not full of woe !!!
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Hi, my lo is Monday. Is she fair of face? xxx
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A much nicer version is "Wednesday's child will fear no foe".
I'm a Saturday's child and I definitely have worked hard for my living!! My son is a Monday and he is a real cutie, the older girls at school even call him that