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EAU CLAIRE — The Eau Claire Jazz Festival, a partnership of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and the Eau Claire community, will host the 42nd annual jazz festival Thursday through Sunday, April 2-5.
The Eau Claire Jazz Festival, formerly known as the UW-Eau Claire Jazz Festival, is one of the oldest and largest jazz events in the nation, with more than 80 college, high school and middle school big bands, combos and vocal jazz groups from around the Midwest participating. The festival includes critiqued performances, interactive clinics, vocal and instrumental master classes, and concerts featuring distinguished jazz artists.
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This year's guest artists are Grammy-nominated tenor saxophonist Chris Potter, internationally acclaimed trombonist Jiggs Whigham and innovative jazz violinist Randy Sabien.
Potter was described by the Detroit Free Press as "easily the most compelling saxophonist of his generation." He performed on Steely Dan's Grammy-nominated album and was nominated for his own Grammy award for "Best Instrumental Jazz Solo" on Joanne Brackeen's "Pink Elephant Magic." The youngest recipient ever to receive the annual Danish Jazzpar Prize, he has performed extensively with the Dave Holland Band and over the world with his own ensembles.
At age 17, trombonist Oliver "Jiggs" Whigham was a featured soloist and first trombone in the Glenn Miller Orchestra. In 1979 he was named professor and head of the jazz department at Cologne University College of Music, the first appointment of its kind in Germany. He is a soloist and clinician worldwide, conductor of the BBC Big Band in Great Britain and artistic director of the Berlin Jazz Orchestra. He has recorded with countless artists, including Count Basie, Ray Charles, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzy Gillespie and Stan Getz.
Potter and Whigham will be the featured artists at the headliner concerts at 7:30 p.m. April 3 and 7 p.m. April 4 at Memorial High School in Eau Claire.
NPR hailed Sabien as "the past, present and future of jazz violin." At 21, he became the founder and chairperson of the jazz string department at The Berklee College of Music in Boston. He performed with and produced three albums for Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame inductee Jim Post before creating his own record label, Fiddlehead Music. He plays regularly as a jazz violin guest soloist with symphonies across the country.
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Sixteen percent of 1,500 U.S. adults recently surveyed by American Express say they will take a trip alone, up from 12% last year.
Reasons could range from less of a stigma about going solo, to more adults living alone, to some travel providers doing away with the dreaded "single supplement." That means someone traveling by his or herself pays the same for accommodations as does a duo.
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Consider this fortunate bit of happenstance: I was surrounded by true Stone Temple Pilots fanatics at the second Rock The Rapids concert in Grand Rapids on August 9, 2011.
Grooving, dancing and singing along to all the songs while completely lost in the sonic moment, a few of the sincere revelers tipped toward me (admittedly a somewhat nerdy, bespectacled aging rocker) scribbling quick impressions in my shaman's notebook with concert commentary of their own. They urged me to record the truth with earnest declarations of their STP fealty: "I hope you know this is as good as what you hear on their CD, man." Or a more simple declaration: "Effin' great! Effin' great!" Who wouldn't smile at that enthusiasm shouted so sincerely in one's ear during the roar of STP rock music?
And you know what? The concert was effin' great. The stage darkened at 9:02 p.m. The light show screen behind the band exploded into pulsing blue electronic variations of Georgia O'Keefe's New Mexico skyscapes while the band blasted off and never looked back.
Surprisingly, the crowd reaction in general seemed a little sluggish at first, perhaps more interested in enjoying the festival tradition of yelling back and forth over the music, occasionally raising their plastic cups of beer and horrors-smoking.
The third song "Vaseline" finally injected an attention-getting groove into the crowd. A good general response from the audience led to "Heaven And Hotrods," featuring thick, repetitive riff pounding by guitarist Dean DeLeo.
New material can be risky in concert particularly when most concertgoers probably want to hear the hits, and STP had plenty of those to offer everyone aside from the two newest selections. The songs, "Between The Lines" and "Hickory Dichotomy" hit the crowd with a compelling freshness that did not baffle but rather elicited loud cheers equal to the responses for the more familiar material.
Stone Temple Pilots, aside from an insistent, strong instrumental pummeling during all their songs last night, excelled at creating moody slide guitar-driven interludes, with plenty of unusual vocalizing by Scott Wieland. It didn't matter whether Wieland used a megaphone or stretched his vocalizations to underscore some of the more esoteric instrumental breaks featuring the aforementioned slide work of DeLeo or his brain-twisting wah-wah pedal assaults. The very active bass thumping by Robert Deleo combined with the thrashing and pounding of drummer Eric Cretz provided solid, mesmerizing rhythm.
Wieland did not disappoint. Within a short space of time the wiry frontman was completely drenched in performance sweat. He moved around the stage, twisting and turning to the rhythm like some sort of metaphysical mutant: a union between a spaced out Tibetan monk and a devoted Sufi whirling dervish. Despite the heavy effects treatment on his vocals, Wieland managed to work those tricks to his advantage. The overall timbre of his singing voice remained rooted in his vocal cords and not trapped inside the unit running the slick delays and voice doubling. That's no easy accomplishment.
The 16-song set moved along with an occasional pause but time passed very quickly. "Big Empty," "Silver Gun Superman," "Plush," "Interstate Love Song," followed one another with the STP trademark of driving hard and fast rhythm punctuated by sharp, serrated edge guitar work. When "Big Bang" jumpstarted, the crowd was brought to peak concert arousal. "Down" and "Sex Type" pushed past the point of no return and suddenly the music stopped.
The audience seemed to be sucking in its collective breath because there was little shouting or cheering. Wieland announced, "Johnny Cash will be right up next with Nicky the chinchilla." And, the band left the stage at 10:18.
At about 10:20 the group returned and pushed into a dynamic version of "Trippin' On A Hole In A Paper Heart." The song finished, the group assembled at center state, bowed and left. The crowd realized this was indeed the end of the show and began to chant to no avail, "STP. STP. STP..." The stage remained darkened. The show was over. The crowd seemed spent and slowly departed. One thought lingered inside my head: Effin' great!
Bruce Madden is the former entertainment czar for Music Revue and founding member of the blues group The T-BONES. He is currently living in self-imposed exile at an undisclosed location, creating music and photographing subjects of interest. Photos by Paul Jendrasiak.
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Another potential earnings short-squeeze trade is regional banking player Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK), which is set to release its numbers on Thursday after the market close. This firm operates as a bank holding company for Bank of the Ozarks that provides various retail and commercial banking services. Wall Street analysts, on average, expect Bank of the Ozarks to report revenue of $59.80 million on earnings of 52 cents per share.
This company has met or beat Wall Street estimates in the last four quarters. During the last quarter, Bank of the Ozarks reported earnings per share of 52 cents, topping Wall Street estimates of 51 cents per share. As we move closer to this bank's earnings report, the stock is trending just two points off its 52-week high of $32.26 a share.>>3 Regional Bank Value Plays From UBS The current short interest as a percentage of the float for Bank of the Ozarks is rather high at 12.4%. That means that out of the 29.30 million shares in the tradable float, 3.65 million shares are sold short by the bears. The bears have also been increasing their bets from the last reporting period by 2.5%, or by about 87,000 shares. If the bears are caught pressing too hard into this quarter, then we could easily see a big short-squeeze develop post-earnings. From a technical perspective, OZRK is currently trading above both its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, which is bullish. This stock sold off from its April high of $32.13 to a recent low of $27.83 a share. After tagging that low, shares of OZRK have reversed its downtrend have now started to uptrend with the stock trading at around $30 a share. That move has now pushed OZRK within range of triggering a near-term breakout trade. If you're bullish on OZRK, then I would wait until after they report numbers and look for long-biased trades if this stock can manage to trigger a break out trade above some overheard resistance at $31.07 and then $32.13 a share with high volume. Look for volume on that move that hits near or above its three-month average action of 189,490 shares. If we get that move, then OZRK will enter new 52-week-high territory and the stock could possibly hit $35 a share or higher. I would simply avoid OZRK or look for short-biased trades if after earnings this stock fails to trigger that breakout and then takes out its 50-day moving average of $29.56 a share with high-volume. If we get that move, then OZRK will likely re-test and possibly take out its 200-day moving average of $28.36 a share if the bears hammer this stock down post-earnings. Bank of the Ozarks shows up on a recent list of 20 Smaller Stocks With Growing Dividends.
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Jeffery E. Jensen Named as New interim Vice President of Medical Affairs For Morton Plant Mease Health Care
CLEARWATER, Fla., (January 30, 2009)¾ Morton Plant Mease is announcing the appointment of Jeffery E. Jensen, D.O., M.S., M.B.A., M.P.H., as interim Vice President of Medical Affairs for Morton Plant Hospital.
In this role, Dr. Jensen is responsible for physician leadership and clinical performance development, strategic planning and overseeing quality and standards within Morton Plant Hospital. "This position requires strong leadership abilities, as well as a forward-thinking attitude, and a commitment to this community. Dr. Jensen has exhibited all of these traits for more than 20 years as a community physician, and we believe he will continue to be an integral part in maintaining the standards that Morton Plant Mease Health Care is known for," said Donald Pocock, M.D., chief medial officer, Morton Plant Mease Health Care.
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THE UK AND GERMANY want a crackdown on global companies shifting profits into different jurisdictions to lower tax bills.
In a statement by chancellor George Osborne and his German counterpart Wolfgang Schäuble to the G20, it was indicated the two countries want better coordination across borders to prevent corporate tax avoidance.
"...International tax standards have had difficulty keeping up with changes in global business practices, such as the development of e-commerce in commercial activities," they said in the statement.
"Britain and Germany want competitive corporate tax systems that attract global companies to our countries, but also want global companies to pay those taxes. That is best achieved through international action in the G20 and other relevant international fora to ensure strong standards."
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In addition, K12 now offers more than 12 online AP Exam Reviews. They include practice exams that are aligned with College Board guidelines and include the same types of questions and content. Students can practice questions by topic, or review using an outline of the course material.
Kathy Richardson, a certified advanced mathematics teacher in South Carolina, said, in a prepared statement, "K12's catalog for school districts provides opportunities for student exploration into course selections. By perusing the topics and considering the options, students can then make informed decisions about the path they choose. Many times, students and even parents do not know what options are available for the students. This catalog fills that void."
For more information, visit k12.com.
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Also Known As:
A famous actor in his native Germany.
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The Joy of Scalping (Part One):
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Come Again?
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