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Quintet of the Hot Club of France -Django Reinhardt
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Live in France 1978 (Live Recording) -Chet Baker
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Quintet du Hot Club de France [Imprint France] -Django Reinhardt
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Complete Concerts (Live in France July 27 & 28, 1965/Live Recording) -John Coltrane
2, 1 CD(s) -Jazz Instrument -Label: Gambit -Distributor: Discovery -Released: 09/03/2009 -8436028693177 (On Ciao since: 10/2011)
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Advantages: Some true classics.
Disadvantages: None of note.
...I suppose when most people think of Queen albums, Jazz is not one of those that immediately springs to mind. But this Platinum selling album is quite a wonderful piece of music and in my eyes has always been one of the best. It is a mixture of styles and tunes and has the rough edge of the earlier albums.
We kick off with the underrated and wonderful Mustapha. A gentle beginning which...
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Hardline blues/rock/jazz trippy stuff
Advantages: Innovative, experimental, interesting, unusual, clever social comment lyrics
Disadvantages: Cacophonous in parts, may be some people's idea of musical purgatory
...uniquely interesting.
Overall, Lick My Decals Off Baby is an avant garde rock/blues/jazz/psychedelic offering of what some may call sounds rather than actual music, but if you listen closely and introduce yourself to the album gently, bit by bit, after a while a pattern does form of some quite unusual and interesting music that ultimately is tuneful?.just not in...
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Disadvantages: The dialogue interupts musical flow
...Lady Sings The Blues premiered to an eager, anticipating audience in October 1972. The public flocked in droves to the cinemas to see this much-hyped film, whilst critics watched intensley and eagerly sharpened their pencils.
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The "groundbreaking" ceremony for a hotel at the Richardson Olmsted Complex will take place on Friday, Oct. 10, 2014. The Campaign's board and staff were instrumental in saving the former asylum, filing a lawsuit which led directly to $100,000,000 in state funding for preservation projects, including $75,000,000 for the Richardson, which had been deteriorating unchecked for decades ($25,000,000 went to the Martin House).
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The Campaign for Greater Buffalo has successfully stopped demolition work on the Larkin powerhouse at 645 Seneca Street and submitted an application for local landmark status for the entire Larkin District. The Buffalo Preservation Board adopted the application and voted unanimously to recommend that the Larkin Historic District be created. A public hearing is scheduled for Thursday May 15 at 3:00pm in room 901 of City Hall.
Campaign Executive Director Tim Tielman called City of Buffalo Commissioner of Permit and Inspection Services James Comerford on Wednesday afternoon, May 23, to report that, two different people, on two separate occasions, had said to inquiring passersby that "14,000" bricks were being salvaged on behalf of the building's owners prior to the demolition of the building "in a month." One man was quoted as saying the building would be imploded. Tielman photographed palletized bricks and a large section of wall from which two myths (layers) of brick had been removed in haphazard fashion—a typical salvage job one sees on demolition sites. No demolition permits had been issued.
The Campaign posted its findings on its website, The Greater Buffalo Blog, and sent out a news release later on Wednesday. The news was posted on various websites and resulted in an article by reporter Mark Sommer in the next morning's Buffalo News.
On Thursday April 24, City of Buffalo building inspector Kevin Coyne posted a stop-work order on the building.
In the meantime, Tielman and colleague Eric Pochylski were working quicky to deliver an application for landmark designation to the Preservation Board at its meeting Thursday afternoon.
On Friday, Sommer had published a follow-up story in the News, in which principal Peter Krog dissembled on the issue. Tielman connected by phone with Krog in the early afternoon. Krog admitted that he had spoken about demolishing the building and claimed it was in bad condition. Indeed, said Krog, he had had Commissioner Comerford over to the site previously, and showed him the conditions in what Krog called the "crawlspace." Krog reported that Comerford was so impressed that he offered to issue a demolition permit. Krog further stated that he had "had the asbestos removed." No survey has been done or permit issued for that work, as far as can be determined.
On Tuesday, April 29, Tielman met with Comerford. When told of Krog's comments, Comerford reacted angrily and denied to have ever visited the site and said Krog could not be "trusted anymore." Further, an architectural firm retained by Krog filed for a permit to remove more brick from the building, and Krog partner Jim Cornell let it be known that demolition bids had been solicited.
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Illegal demolition activity at Larkin Powerhouse; Contractors say plan is to "implode" building within month. Campaign moves to stop work, designate entire area "Larkin Historic District
Members of the Campaign for Greater Buffalo History, Architecture & Culture have witnessed and documented illegal demolition activity at a significant Buffalo landmark: the R.J. Reidpath-designed powerhouse. A section of brick wall is being removed by contractors working on behalf of the building's owner, developer Peter Krog. Contractors said the building would be demolished "in a month." Piles of bricks and a wrapped pallet of bricks were photographed by The Campaign. A query at the Department of Inspections revealed no permit for the demolition work, nor applications filed for the building as a whole. The Buffalo Preservation Board, which must review all demolition applications, has also not received any notice of such an application.
Campaign Executive Director Tim Tielman expects to give the City of Buffalo Preservation Board a nomination form to designate the powerhouse and all the Larkin Company buildings as a local historic district. Once accepted, the Board could vote as early as tomorrow (April 24) to schedule a public hearing.
"It is unfortunate and outrageous that a building owner seeking to exploit the historic cachet of the Larkin Company (Krog and partners also own the adjacent 701 Seneca Street, which they call the "Larkin Center of Commerce") would destroy part of the nation's legacy for a parking lot," Tielman said. A Larkin Historic District would give long overdue formal recognition and protection to one of America's most importa"nt industrial complexes. It would also offer the maximum protection for the endangered powerhouse."
Krog's company is enjoying the fruits of other public and private investments in "Larkinville." M&T Bank recently leased a large block of space, and Krog has been building and repaving parking lots in the area.
"There is always a creative solution to parking issues that is short of demolition, and if Krog can't develop the building, I am sure there are other developers out there who would be happy to do so," says Tielman. We are determined to fight very hard to save the powerhouse, and I am sure the public will agree we cannot lose this building."
Frank Lloyd Wright's Larkin Administration Building, across the street from the powerhouse, was demolished in 1950. Krog currently owns the site and operates it as a parking lot.
Buffalo Department of Permits and Inspection Services Commissioner James Comerford, reached by The Campaign on Wednesday afternoon, vowed to send an inspector to the site as soon as possible.
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Six Louisville pitchers limited Pawtucket to four hits in a 3-1 Bats' victory Sunday afternoon.
Starter Ben Jukich gave up three hits and one earned run over 4 1/3 innings before five relievers combined to hold the Red Sox to one hit over the final 4 2/3 innings.
Meanwhile Drew Sutton went 2-for-3 with one run scored to lead Louisville's nine-hit attack and run his International League-on-base streak to 31 games.
Louisville (29-35) scored single runs in the first, third and sixth innings to win for the third time in five games.
The Bats led off the game with three consecutive singles - by Sutton, Zack Cozart and Yonder Alonso - off Pawtucket starter Adam Mills (1-5). Alonso's hit scored Sutton.
In the third Cozart reached on a fielder's choice, moved to third on Alonso's double and scored on Wladimir Balentien's sacrifice fly.
Pawtucket (28-36) scored its lone run of the game in the fifth inning on Gustavo Molina's solo homer to pull within 2-1.
Louisville, though, answered in the sixth. Todd Frazier singled with one out, moved to third on Wilkin Castillo's single, then scored on Chris Burke's sacrifice fly.
Carlos Fisher (1-0), who started the season with the Bats had a stint in Cincinnati then returned to Louisville, pitched 1 1/3 innings of relief to pick up his first win of the season. Fisher, who relieved spot-starter Jukich, walked two and struck out one.
Joseph Krebs, Jared Burton, Bill Bray and Jon Adkins came on after Fisher to preserve the victory in spite of combining for five of Louisville's 10 walks allowed. Adkins earned his eighth save of the season to move within one of Louisville's all-time franchise record (39).
Sutton, Cozart and Alonso had two hits apiece.
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The designers of Project Runway Season 13 will reunite, take care of some unfinished business, and respond to the many harsh words they said about one another. For the first time since they have seen what was said behind their backs, these designers will sit in the same room and hash out how they really feel about each other. As the video plays back in front of them, no one can deny what they said. Will they kiss and make up or finally let it all out and say how they really feel...face to face? watch
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Residents of the Elmbrook School District can expect to pay less for the school portion of their 2011 property tax bills, following preliminary approval of the district's proposed 2011-12 budget.
Residents voted at the district's annual meeting Monday to set a tax levy of about $72 million, a 7.6 percent decrease from the 2010-11 tax levy.
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The motion to levy the annual tax was approved, 16-6, in an advisory vote by residents in attendance, which included School Board members.
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Entrepreneurship Forum to Explore Intersection of Education, Innovation on Nov. 19
The future of education and its relation to the surrounding world of innovative technology will be the focus of the Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship (CIE) Forum that will be held from 4:30 to 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, in the Performing Arts Center Pavilion. The PEN (Pitches, Exhibits & Networking) portion of the evening will feature students from elementary to university level, presenting several emerging technologies that enable enhanced learning experiences. Presentations will encompass classroom learning and learning outside of the school system. The events are free and open to the public. Advance registration is required. For more information, visit the Cal Poly News website. To RSVP, visit the registration site.
Nov. 19 Ski Film to Raise Funds for PAC Outreach Services
The newest installment in Warren Miller's film series will be shown as a fundraiser for the Performing Arts Center Outreach Services program at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19, on the big screen at the Performing Arts Center's Christopher Cohan Center. The movie, "No Turning Back," celebrates 65 years of mountain culture and adventure travel that has led the filmmaker to the ends of the winter world. Patrons will receive a free day lift pass to China Peak (restrictions apply) and have the chance to win door prizes courtesy of The Mountain Air. One ticketholder will win a full season pass to China Peak. Student and adult tickets for the film range from $13 to $16 and may be purchased online or through the PAC Ticket Office at ext. 6-4TIX (4849).
Theatre & Dance Department to Present 'Betty's Summer Vacation' Nov. 20-22
The Cal Poly Theatre & Dance Department will present its fall production, "Betty's Summer Vacation," at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 20-22, in Spanos Theatre. "Betty's Summer Vacation" is an outrageous play and a dark spoof commenting on the media's obsession with sensationalizing events and its ability to cater to our fascination with notorious behavior. The play explores how people respond to horrific acts — sexual abuse, rape, incest, castration and dismemberment — in disturbingly funny, astonishing and unabashedly truthful ways. The story surrounds a strange cast of characters that includes a sex-crazed "hunk," an introvert, a degenerate flasher, and a raging drunk desperate for male affection. On opening night, patrons will be eligible to win a free iPad mini. Faculty and staff of the Theatre & Dance Department are not eligible to win. For more information, visit the Cal Poly News website.
'King Lear' to Reign on Nov. 18
Cal Poly Arts will present "King Lear" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, in Harman Hall in the Performing Arts Center's Christopher Cohan Center. Considered Shakespeare's greatest tragedy, the performance will be presented by one of England's premier theater companies on a traveling Elizabethan stage, inspired by paintings and etchings from Shakespeare's time, when touring was prevalent. The actors will perform dual roles in this fast-paced adaptation and will break the boundaries between the stage and the audience. The delivery of the verse and the interaction with the audience will derive from a traditional Globe approach. Faculty and staff can get a 20 percent discount by selecting the student option when purchasing tickets. For more information, visit the Cal Poly Arts website.
Student Vocal Recital November 18
The Music Department presents a free student vocal recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 18, in the Cal Poly Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218. For more on the show
RPTA Student Projects Include Nationwide Premiere on Nov. 20
As a class project, Recreation, Parks & Tourism Administration students are helping to organize a premiere to benefit the Special Olympics of San Luis Obispo County. The evening includes a showing of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part I" before the movie opens nationwide. The movie will be shown at 7 p.m. Nov. 20, at the Fremont Theatre. Tickets are $25. The doors will open at 6 p.m. For more information, call the Special Olympics of San Luis Obispo County at 805-544-6444.
Student Instrumental Recital November 20
The Music Department presents a free student instrumental recital at 11 .m. Thursday, Nov. 20, in the Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218. For more
Hearst Lecture Series to Feature Mexico City-Based Architect on Nov. 21
The College of Architecture & Environmental Design will host Wonne Ickx, an architect at Productora, a Mexico City-based architectural studio led by four architects of different nationalities, as part of the Hearst Lecture Series at 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, in the Business Building Rotunda (Building 3, Room 213). Ickx will share work distinguished by an interest in precise geometries, the production of clearly legible projects with limited gestures, and the search for timeless buildings in their material and programmatic resolutions. In 2011 the studio co-founded LIGA, Space for Architecture Mexico City, a platform that promotes emerging Latin-American architecture. The studio is collaborating on international projects with artists from around the world. For more information, visit the CAED website.
A Cappella Ensemble to Perform Nov. 21-22
Cal Poly's newest a cappella ensemble, That's The Key, will perform its first concerts of the academic year at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, and 2 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 22, in the Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218. The title of the concert, "That's The (tur)Key," celebrates the Thanksgiving holiday. The 17-member vocal ensemble will perform a variety of songs designed to raise the holiday spirit, plus some new works and old favorites, all arranged by students. The group's members represent a variety of majors on campus. Admission to the holiday concert is $7 at the door for the public and $5 for students. For more information, visit the Music Department website.
Cal Poly Arab Music Ensemble Fall Concert, November 22
The Music Department presents the Cal Poly Arab Music Ensemble's Fall Concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 22, in Harman Hall of the Performing Arts Center. The program will consist of classic and contemporary music and dance. Focusing on the Eastern Mediterranean and extending to historically interconnected cultures of the larger region, the concert will feature instrumental and vocal repertoire both composed and improvised. Tracing from the Middle Ages to the present, the selections include some of the oldest continuously performed art music in the world and the most popular pieces in the repertoire. Critically acclaimed guest artists enhance the performance with their expertise, and beautifully costumed dancers put the songs and music into exciting and graceful motion. For more
Cal Poly to Present Bandfest on Nov. 23
Nearly 300 students will perform at Cal Poly's annual Bandfest at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 23, in Harman Hall in the Performing Arts Center's Christopher Cohan Center. The concert will feature Cal Poly's Wind Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and the Mustang Marching Band in an evening of works for the modern wind band and the traditional stadium marching band. A portion of the concert will include a special arrangement of the national anthem by American film composer John Williams, a tribute to the 200th anniversary of Francis Scott Key's writing "The Star Spangled Banner" during the Battle of Baltimore at Fort McHenry. For more information, visit the Music Department website.
Family Sing-Along to Disney Musical set for Nov. 30
The family is invited to sing along to the animated musical "Frozen" at 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 30, at the Performing Arts Center. The Oscar-winning movie is the highest-grossing Disney film of all time. It will be screened in high-definition, with a snowflake that will hover over lyrics shown like sub-titles, allowing audiences to follow the music in classic sing-a-long tradition. Music and other activities will take precede the film in the PAC Lobby. Doors open at 2 p.m. Guests are encouraged to attend in costume. The event is presented by PAC Outreach Services, SLO International Film Festival and SLO Youth Symphony. Student and adult tickets for the film range from $10 to $16 and may be purchased online or through the PAC Ticket Office at ext. 6-4TIX (4849).
University Art Gallery 'Frightening and Beautiful' Exhibit, Through Dec. 5
Heather L. Johnson's artistic interpretation of her relationship to the land, "In Search of the Frightening and Beautiful," will be on display in the University Art Gallery from Thursday, Nov. 6, through Friday, Dec. 5. The exhibit will open with an artist's lecture at 5 p.m. Nov. 6 in Room 150 in the Dexter Building (No. 34). A reception will follow in the gallery. For nearly two years, Johnson has been exploring the North American landscape by motorcycle, connecting to places and people through her project. Last year she rode approximately 10,000 miles around the U.S. searching for "grand gestures made by humans in the landscape," including strip mines, oil refineries, oversized architectural projects, and other sites evidencing humanity's impact on the land. This year she extended the boundaries of the project to Mexico with the hope of continuing around the world. The University Art Gallery is free and open to the public from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. For more information, visit the University Art Gallery website or Cal Poly News website.
Tenor Christopher Campbell to give Vocal Master Class Dec. 2
Tenor Christopher Campbell, who has a career in opera and oratorio, will present a vocal master class at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2, in the Pavilion of the Performing Arts Center's Christopher Cohan Center. Several leading Music Department voice students will perform and be critiqued. Staff member Paul Woodring will accompany the students on piano. Campbell has performed throughout the U.S. with such respected opera companies as Glimmerglass Opera, New York City Opera National Company, Opera Pacific, San Francisco Lyric Opera, and Long Beach Opera, among others. The master class is free and open to the public. For more information, visit the Cal Poly News website.
Cal Poly Student Piano Recital, December 2
The Music Department presents a free student piano recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 2, the in the Cal Poly Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218. For more
Cal Poly Arts Presents Encore Performance of Audra McDonald on Dec. 3
Cal Poly Arts presents an encore engagement with singer Audra McDonald at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3, in Harman Hall in the Performing Arts Center's Cohan Center. Winner of a record-breaking six Tony Awards and two Grammy Awards, the Broadway superstar and "Live From Lincoln Center" host will entertain guests with favorite show tunes and songs from her new album, "Go Back Home." Tickets range from $36-$86. Faculty and staff can get a 20 percent discount by selecting the student option when purchasing tickets. For more information, visit the Cal Poly Arts website.
Encore Engagement with Comedian Brian Regan on Dec. 4
Cal Poly Arts presents an encore engagement with comedian Brian Regan at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4, in Harmon Hall in the Performing Arts Center's Christopher Cohan Center. Regan first appeared on The Late Show with David Letterman in 1995 and recently made his 26th appearance, the most any comedian has made on the CBS show. A prolific entertainer, Regan is known for bringing new material when making a return visit to any city. That tendency has earned him a following that packs sold out performances from coast to coast, including a 2011 Rotary de Tolosa fundraiser in San Luis Obispo. Ticket range from $45-$62. For more information, visit the Cal Poly Arts website.
Fall Jazz Concert Set for Dec. 5
The Cal Poly big bands and jazz combos will present their annual Fall Jazz Concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5, in the Spanos Theatre. The student musicians will demonstrate how jazz is being reinvented by today's jazz artists. In addition to jazz standards and original compositions by performers, the evening will include the infectious funk arrangement "Chicken Polo," which somehow translates the essence of chickens into sound for a big band. Tickets to the concert are $12 for the public and $9 for senior citizens, students and Jazz Federation members. For more information, visit the Cal Poly News website.
History Lecturer, Author to Discuss Her Work Dec. 5
Kathleen Cairns, a lecturer in Cal Poly's History Department, will discuss her new book, "Hard Time at Tehachapi: California's First Women's Prison," at 10 a.m. Friday, Dec. 5, in Kennedy Library, Room 111-H. Cairns will talk informally about her book and will discuss it with Sociology Assistant Professor Ryan C. Alaniz. A question-and-answer session about the book will follow. The talk is part of the Conversations with Cal Poly Authors series. The event is free and open to the public. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. For more information, visit the Kennedy Library website.
Annual Cal Poly Poinsettia Sale Kicks Off With Holiday Open House Dec. 5-6
Cal Poly's annual poinsettia sale, with more than 2,800 plants and more than 30 different varieties and colors, will kick off at the Poly Plant Shop Holiday Open House Friday and Saturday, Dec. 5-6. The sale runs through mid-December. The flowering holiday plants are grown by students in the university's Poinsettia Agriculture Enterprise Project. Sizes range from small plants in four-inch pots to large poinsettias reaching four feet high. Prices are $5 to $55. The Poly Plant Shop is located in Building 48 on Via Carta Road and is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. For more information, call the Poly Plant Shop at 805-756-1106 or visit the Poly Plant Shop website.
Cal Poly Choirs' 'A Christmas Celebration', December 6
The Music Department presents the Cal Poly Choirs' "A Christmas Celebration" at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, in Harman Hall of the Performing Arts Center. The University Singers, PolyPhonics, the Early Music Ensemble, and the Cal Poly Brass Ensemble present their annual performance of music for the holidays. Works by Antonio Vivaldi and the best arrangements of popular carols will highlight this musical spectacle. A new Spanish carol, composed by Cal Poly Professor Antonio G. Barata, will be premiered. Annual favorites such as the "Christmas Cameos" and an audience sing-a-long will be featured, as well as the traditional "Silent Night." For more
Cal Poly Symphony Fall Concert: 'Symphony at the Opera', December 7
The Music Department presents the Cal Poly Symphony's Fall Concert titled "Symphony at the Opera" at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, in Harman Hall, Performing Arts Center. The Cal Poly Symphony, joined by soprano Ciera Lamborn and tenor Christopher Campbell, kicks off its 2014-15 season with some of the greatest opera music ever written. In addition to presenting solo arias, our guest artists join forces — as Mimì and Rodolfo — for a concert performance of the first act of "La Bohème," from the moment when the two lovers meet. For more
A Cappella Group Take It SLO to Present Two Holiday Performances on Dec. 7
Take It SLO, one of Cal Poly's a cappella ensembles, will present its annual Holiday Concert at 1 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, in Room 218 in the Davidson Music Center (Building 45) on campus. The 17-member vocal ensemble will perform a variety of songs designed to raise the holiday spirit, plus some new works and old favorites, all arranged by students. The group's members represent a variety of majors on campus. Tickets are $7 general admission and $5 for students. For more information, visit the Cal Poly News website.
An Irish Christmas, December 15
On December 15, Cal Poly Arts presents An Irish Christmas at the Cohan Center. The show starts at 7:30pm. This wildly popular show brings just about everything to the staged story – joy, hope, laughter, friendship and an exuberant celebration of life. Through bright storytelling, Celtic music and dance, seasonal song, and just a bit of "magic," this holiday event will bring ear-to-ear smiles to audiences of all ages! More on the show
W. Terrence Spiller Piano Recital, January 9
The Music Department presents W. Terrence Spiller's Piano Recital at 8 p.m. Friday, Jan. 9, in the Spanos Theatre on campus. Concert pianist and Music Department Spiller performs Chopin's Préludes, Op. 28, along with works by Haydn, Debussy and Albeniz. Proceeds will benefit the Music Department Scholarship Fund. For more
The Hot Sardines, January 14
On Wedneday, January 14 The Hot Sardines are coming to the Cal Poly campus. The show will begin at 7:30pm in Spanos Theatre. Move over Dixieland and let the Sardines play "hot jazz" from the bygone era when live music was king. Bop 'til you drop to their unique repertoire tinged with a little glamour, a little grit, a bit of Parisian accent, a lot of passion – and even some tap dance! All coolly wrapped into one extraordinary evening. More on the concert
Samite, January 15
Originally from Uganda, Samité's smooth vocals – accompanied by the kalimba, marimba, litungu, and various flutes – have mesmerized audiences around the world. On January 15th, Samite will be coming to the PAC Pavilion at the Christopher Cohan Center for a 7:30pm performance. In the intimate Pavilion, Samité's East African music will touch everyone as he sings the songs of his people. More on the concert
Kathleen Madigan, January 16
For the past 25 years, Kathleen Madigan has been a top-rated comic voice on virtually every late-night TV show and the headliner in several Comedy Central stand-up specials. On Friday, January 16 Kathleen Madigan will be coming to the Cohan Center at 8:00pm. Understated, observational, and absolutely hilarious, Madigan proves why audiences adore her and fellow comedians like Ron White call her "the best." (Adult content – may not be suitable for children under age 15). More on the show
Bach Week, January 20-24
Bach Week is devoted to the performance and exploration of the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Presented by the Cal Poly Music Department, events range from chamber music performed on period instruments to the collaborative performance of large vocal and instrumental works by students and professionals.
— Tuesday, Jan. 20, at 7:30 p.m.: Join directors Thomas Davies and David Arrivée for an in-depth look at the music in the context of Bach's life and — in the case of cantatas — as it functioned in the religious context of the Lutheran church service. Musical examples and a bit of German included. The event will be held in the Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218.
— Thursday, Jan. 22, at 11:10 a.m.: Guest artists Anthony Martin and David Wilson in a demonstration of Baroque performance practice and a discussion of this year's chamber concert. "The Baroque Violin" will be held in the Cal Poly Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218.
— Friday, Jan. 23, at 8 p.m., A selection of music by composers Bach valued and from whom he learned. Performed on period instruments by Mensa Sonora California: Anthony Martin, violin; David Wilson, violin; John Dornenburg, viola da gamba; and Charles Sherman, harpsichord. The chamber concert "Before Bach" will be held at Mission San Luis Obispo.
— Saturday, Jan. 24, at 8 p.m.: Cal Poly's Early Music Ensemble, members of the Cal Poly Symphony and faculty join with professional guest artists to perform the music of the greatest of the Baroque masters, Johann Sebastian Bach. "Bach in the Mission V" will be held at Mission San Luis Obispo.
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Christian Elliott, January 25
On Sunday, January 25th, Cal Poly Arts presents Christian Elliott in the Cohan Center at 3:00pm. One of today's most prominent concert organists, Elliott excels at authentic silent film accompaniment and promises great fun when he returns to the Forbes Pipe Organ, accompanying shorts by Buster Keaton and Laurel & Hardy and a feature film starring local silent screen star, Colleen Moore. More on the event
Cal Poly Student Piano Recital, December 2
The Music Department presents a free student piano recital at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, in the Cal Poly Davidson Music Center (Building 45), Room 218. For more
Roberta Flack, February 4
On February 4th, Cal Poly Arts presents Roberta Flack in the Cohan Center at 7:30pm. The show will include "Killing Me Softly," "The First Time (Ever I Saw Your Face)," "Where is the Love," "Feel Like Making Love," "The Closer I Get to You," and more. Internationally hailed as one of the greatest songstresses of our time, this Grammy Award winner remains unparalleled in her ability to tell a story through her music, effortlessly traversing a broad musical landscape of pop, soul, folk and jazz. More on the performance
The Second City, February 8
On February 8th at 7:00pm, The Second City is coming to Cal Poly's, Cohan Center. It is the 55th Anniversary tour and it includes Tina Fey, Steve Carrell, Stephen Colbert, Martin Short, Will Ferrell, and Ryan Stiles. All great comedians, all alumni of this famed improvisation troupe. Come see SC's 55th Anniversary Tour, filled with the best comedy created by some of the biggest names in the business, mixed up with brand-new material – some written especially about San Luis Obispo – performed by the red-hot talent of today. More on the show
Memphis, February 9
Memphis the musical is coming to Cal Poly's Cohan Center on February 9th at 7:30pm. From the underground dance clubs of 1950s Memphis where rock 'n' roll was born, comes a hot musical that bursts off the stage with explosive dancing, irresistible songs and a thrilling tale of fame and forbidden love. The 2010 "Best Musical" Tony Award-winner, Memphis is an incredible journey, filled with drama, laughter and roof-raising rock 'n' roll. More on the show
Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo, March 1
On March 1, Les Ballets Trockadero De Monte Carlo is coming to Cal Poly's Cohan Center at 7:00pm. The celebrated all-male "drag ballet corps" brings an evening of hilarity and awe back to SLO with its unique combination of ballet, parodies and physical comedy, along with true pieces designed to show off the performers' impressive dance abilities.
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Nice Work If You Can Get It, March 11
On March 11 at 7:30pm, Cal Poly Arts presents, Nice Work If You Can Get It in the Cohan Center. Broadway's new Nice Work If You Can Get It is a sparkling, madcap tale that combines laughter, romance and high-stepping Broadway magic! Get ready for this 1920s-era feel-good musical, complete with extravagant dance numbers, glittering costumes and classic Gershwin hits like "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off," "Someone to Watch Over Me" and "Fascinating Rhythm." More on the show
HAPA, March 14
On Saturday, March 14th, Cal Poly Arts presents HAPA in Spanos Theatre at 8:00pm. The New York Times calls Hapa "the most successful Hawaiian music troupe in recent history." The group's mellow fusion of traditional Hawaiian sound and folksy rock combines with harmonies and fluid guitar, charming fans around the globe. More on the show
Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles, March 16
Rain: A Tribute To The Beatles is coming to Cal Poly on March 16th at 7:30pm. The show will be held in the Cohan Center. Broadway's multimedia spectacular is a stunning musical journey through the life and times of the world's most celebrated band. This note-for-note theatrical event is filled with classic Beatles hits, such as "I Want To Hold Your Hand," "Hard Day's Night," "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," "Let It Be," "Come Together," "Hey Jude," and so many more. More on the performance
Ramsey Lewis & John Pizzarelli, March 19
On March 19th at 7:30pm Ramsey Lewis and John Pizzarelli are coming to the Cohan Center on the Cal Poly campus. Master pianist Ramsey Lewis and guitarist/vocalist John Pizzarelli pay homage to Nat King Cole, whose smoky, smooth vocals spawned a long string of solid hits, starting with "Straighten Up and Fly Right" in 1943. Current jazz giants Lewis and Pizzarelli have crafted a tribute to the titan of 1950s vocal pop, his hits ("Unforgettable," "Smile," "Nature Boy," "Route 66"), and those singular tracks of sophisticated cool jazz that have influenced their own careers. More on the show
2CELLOS, March 21
On Saturday, March 21, 2CELLOS are coming to the Cohan Center at 8:00pm for an unforgettable performance. Having toured with Elton John and collaborated with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, among other popular artists, these two Croatian cellists have achieved sensational international success by taking the instrument to a new level. Their innovative, passionate style breaks down the boundaries between different genres of music – from classical and film music to pop and rock, re-imagining the music for the cello. This will be a performance you do not want to miss.
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Altan, March 27
Cal Poly Arts will present Altan in Spanos Theatre on March 27th at 8:00pm. Come out to experience this memorable group. The Boston Globe has described them as "the hottest group in the Celtic realm!" For more than 25 years, Altan has been one of the most important live acts to play traditional Irish music on the world stage and remains a favorite of Central Coast Celtic lovers. More on the show
Mamma Mia, April 6
On April 6th, Mama Mia is coming to the Cohan Center for a 7:30pm show. A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. And a trip down the aisle you'll never forget! More than 54 million people around the world have fallen in love with the characters, the story, and the music that make MAMMA MIA! the ultimate feel-good musical and the world's No. 1 show! The story-telling magic of ABBA's timeless songs propels this enchanting tale of love, laughter and friendship – where every night, everyone's having the time of their lives! Don't miss your chance to experience this classic musical show. Pre-show lecture scheduled. More on the show
St. Lawrence String Quartet, April 9
Cal Poly Arts will present the St. Lawrence String Quartet on Thursday, April 9th. The show will begin at 7:30pm in Spanos Theatre. One of the world-class chamber ensembles of its generation, the SLSQ is known for its interpretive spontaneity and fierce musical commitment. The acclaimed musicians will perform their "Haydn Discovery Session" – an in-depth exploration of the famed composer's extraordinary string quartets.
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IRA Glass: Reinventing Radio, April 12
Come out to the Cohan Center on Sunday, April 12th for an evening with IRA Glass. The creator of the public radio show, "This American Life," talks about his program and how it's put together, mixing stories from the show – live onstage – and combining his narration with pre-taped quotes and music, re-creating the sound of the show as the audience watches. The presentation on Reinventing Radio will begin at 7:00pm. More on the speaker
Lila Downs, April 14
On Tuesday, April 14th, Cal Poly Arts presents Lila Downs. Theshow will take place in theCohan Center and will begin at 7:30pm. With a stunning, smoky voice and a multicultural vision, this Grammy winner has become one of the most innovative masters of Mesoamerican music on both sides of the border. Pre-show lecture scheduled. More on the show
Adonis Puentes, April 17
On April 17th at 8:00pm, Adonis Puentes is coming to Cal Poly's Spanos Theatre. Adonis Puentes opens up the marvelous world of Cuban music to his audiences the second they hear his rich voice and all-acoustic orchestra. Puentes' vocals are surrounded by syncopated Cuban rhythms, deep bass lines, jazzy horn arrangements, and melodic piano and guitar when the other players kick in with their tight, multi-layered arrangements. (This is a high volume performance) More on the show
The Bobs, April 18
The Bobs will be coming to Cal Poly's Spanos Theatre on Saturday, April 18th for an 8:00pm show. With their vocal mastery and an irreverent sense of humor, The Bobs are the pinnacle of a cappella music. Called "a band without instruments," The Bobs use just their voices and body percussion to fill a room with an orchestra of harmonious sound and comedy, performing unique covers and original tunes. More on the show
Faculty Chamber Ensemble Concert, April 24
Members of the faculty will perform as part of the Faculty Chamber Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 24. The event will include masterworks of chamber music, including beloved gems and less-known works. The evening shows what is possible when faculty artists put what they preach into practice. Tickets are $5 at the door. The event was rescheduled from the original April 3 performance.
Paul Taylor Dance Company, April 25
Paul Taylor Dance Company will be coming to the Cohan Center for a performance on Saturday, April 25th at 8:00pm. Over his six decades as a world-renowned choreographer, Paul Taylor's work covers an amazingly wide palette: from the lovely, warmly human to the terrifyingly grotesque to everything between those two poles. The range of emotions is extraordinary, full of vitality and often filled with wicked humor. Pre-show lecture scheduled. More on the performance
Gary Beard & Ryan Anthony, April 26
Cal Poly Arts will present Gary Beard & Ryan Anthony on Sunday, April 26th. The show will be held in the Cohan Center on the Cal Poly campus. This organ/trumpet duo will bring a unique and energetic blend of instrumentation to the PAC in this Forbes Pipe Organ Series afternoon concert, including music by Pachelbel, Mozart, Albinoni, and Faure, plus music by film composer Ennio Morricone, Duke Ellington and George Gershwin. More on the show
Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy: Visions of Cape Breton & Beyond, May 3
At 7:00pm on May 3rd, Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy are coming to Cal Poly for a performance. The show will be held in the Cohan Center. Electrifying Celtic fiddlers Natalie MacMaster and husband Donnell Leahy – each a much beloved musician – highlight the unique talents, influences and stories of the gifted Leahy clan when their children share the stage. Celtic dancers and singers from their hometowns of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia and Lakefield, Ontario join the "First Family of Fiddlers" in a celebrated musical and personal journey. Pre-show lecture scheduled. More on the performance
The Assad Brothers: 50th Anniversary Tour, May 14
The Assad Brothers are coming to Cal Poly on Thursday, May 14th at 7:30pm. Celebrating their 50th anniversary, Brazilian-born brothers Sérgio and Odair Assad have set the benchmark for all other guitarists by creating a new standard of guitar innovation, ingenuity and expression. Their virtuosity has inspired a wide range of composers to write for them and invited renowned artists, such as cellist Yo-Yo Ma, to work with them. Don't miss out on this showcase of talent held in the Cohan Center at Cal Poly. A pre-show lecture is scheduled.
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"Whose Live Anyway?" May 28
Cal Poly Arts will present, "Whose Live Anyway?" on May 28th in the Cohan Center. The show will begin at 7:30pm. Stand-up is fun, improv is funnier! Following their two sold-out performances at the PAC in seasons past, Ryan Stiles and his band of madcap comic mischief-makers are back with a hilarious new evening of star-quality improvisation and plenty of audience participation. A perfect way to cap off the 2014-15 season! More on the show


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50% off all food on Monday's!! Every few weeks me and friends know if dinner plans are made on for a Monday then we're going to Slug and Lettuce. 50% off all food there is really no point going on any other day!
With a riverside view and an outside seating area it's perfect in the summer. The Spanish tapas restaurant on the river side, is one of my favourites in the summer, they always do really good lunch time offers and host live music and salsa classes on Monday's.
You can't beat cooking at home. Every now and then, I'll invite friends round for dinner so I can practice my cooking skills and try new recipes. It's a lot cheaper than eating out and you can go for seconds without anyone judging you.
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I'm a vegan, so all of my top 5 places to eat in Kingston are restaurants that have good options for me, not just the salad or chips, I am often stuck with. The first place I'll mention is the fast food chain, Five Guys. Five guys is located on the ground floor of the Rotunda and has classic American cuisine; with delicious fries (Cajun or normal) fried in peanut oil and burgers and hot dogs, with a veggie sandwich for vegetarians or vegans such as myself. Five Guys also offers complimentary peanuts and has free refills from their drink machine. Being American, Five guys brings me the pleasure that only finding a piece of home in London can offer.
The Cheeky pea in Kingston is a Mediterranean restaurant and hummus bar located in Kingston town centre. What I love most about the cheeky pea is the atmosphere, the staff are really friendly, and the seating is really comfortable. It's a small restaurant with plenty of vegan and vegetarian options, with meat options as well. They have some of the best hummus I've ever tasted and with their cheaper prices, going there doesn't break the bank.
I know I've already mentioned Mediterranean food at the Cheeky Pea, but I can't not add Lebanese Delicafe' to this list. Lebanese Delicafe' is a really small, simple cafe with really friendly service and delicious Lebanese food. I particularly love their falafel which is by far the best I've ever tasted. They also have really great coffee, which is a huge bonus for someone like me.
The Healthy Cook Company is a bakery that serves homemade gluten free and vegan cakes. Being a vegan generally means I can't have any baked goods, anywhere, ever because of the eggs or dairy, so if I want a sweet, baked-good, I usually have to bake it myself. Finding a vegan-friendly bakery in Kingston was amazing, and their food is beyond delicious. They sell muffins, cakes, cupcakes, brownies, tarts and breads, along with offering brunch food and sandwiches throughout the day. They can also make anything sugar-free for those who order specially. All I can say about the Healthy Cook Company is "Yum".
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A Berkeley County sheriff's deputy was arrested Monday on federal weapons charges.
Tony Allen Riley, 60, of Goose Creek, was charged with two counts of selling a firearm to a prohibited person, according to U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles.
Riley was employed as a deputy during the incident and when he was arrested, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office. He had previously retired as a sheriff's captain.
Berkeley County Sheriff's Office spokesman Dan Moon said Riley is no longer employed by the department.
"I was surprised and disappointed to learn today of the arrest of Tony Riley by federal officials," Berkeley County Sheriff Wayne DeWitt said in a statement Monday. "Mr. Tony Riley has already been terminated from his employment with the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office. We are disappointed in Mr. Riley's conduct and want to assure the public it does not reflect on the integrity of other members of the Sheriff's Office."
The case was investigated by the FBI, Nettles said.
The case has been assigned to Assistant U.S. Attorney Nick Bianchi of the Charleston office for prosecution.
The maximum penalty Riley could receive is a fine of $250,000 and/or imprisonment of 10 years on each count.
In 2012, Riley was demoted for his part in the release of James Sanders, a domestic violence suspect who walked out of the Hill-Finklea Detention Center and was at large for several weeks.
Riley filed a grievance over the discipline, but the demotion stood, according to news accounts.
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Dress made using the "Popover Sundress" pattern by Oliver+S for my niece's birthday. I used a size 3, and added a front pocket
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Oct 3, 2011, 06.45 AMby susanpearl
very nice, But I do not know how I cut the cloth I want to learn sewing way and the Pattern.Please help me
Jun 13, 2011, 02.39 PMby tamezdc
Very cute. This is one of my favorite patterns.
Jun 14, 2011, 02.51 PMby raquelc
Thank's! Easy to do and easy to wear :)
Jun 11, 2011, 11.57 AMby Adrienne Hendrix
Adorable!!! I really need to make this dress for my granddaughter. You should have a very happy niece. Happy Sewing!!!
Jun 11, 2011, 11.57 PMby raquelc
Thank you very much !! I'ts a very easy and practical pattern, please do try it! I believe your granddaughter would love one of these :)
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