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Abedini is an Iranian-American minister whose ministry allegedly defied the theocratic, Islamic laws of Iran, where he has been imprisoned since September 2012.
"I was frustrated because I felt like there was nothing I could do," said Eldridge. "I was frustrated because I felt like there was nothing I could do since he was thousands of miles away. I felt completely helpless."
According to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, Abedini left for his birth nation in July to help build an orphanage, but he was on the Iranian government's radar for previous work with the underground church movement in the country. In January, Abedini was formally sentenced to eight years in prison for "compromising national security.
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If an individual's request for access to public records is denied by a public agency or state governmental official, under § 19.37(1) of the [[Wisconsin]] Statutes, this person may "submit a written request to the district attorney of the county where the record is located or to the Attorney General requesting that an action for mandamus be brought asking the court to order release of the record to the requester." <ref>[http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dls/OMPR/2010OMCG-PRO/2010_Pub_Rec_Outline.pdf Wis. Stat. § 19.37(1)]</ref>
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==Open meetings==
==Open meetings==
Revision as of 23:01, 5 March 2014
The Open Records Law is a series of laws designed to guarantee that the public has access to public records of government bodies at all levels in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Open Records Law was first enacted into law in 1982[1].
The Wisconsin Open Meetings Law sets out which meetings of which government bodies must be open to the public, the type and timing of public notice about the meetings and the requirements for public participation.
To learn more about how to make a public records request in this state, please see: Wisconsin FOIA procedures
Relevant legal cases
- See also: Court cases with an impact on state FOIA
Here is a list of lawsuits in Wisconsin. For more information go the page or go to Wisconsin sunshine lawsuits.
(The cases are listed alphabetically. To order them by year please click the icon to the right of the Year heading)
|Armada Broadcasting, Inc. v. Stirn
|Cavey v. Walrath
|Hathaway v. Green Bay School District
|Hempel v. City of Baraboo
|International Union, UAW v. Gooding
|Lautenschlager v. Gunderson
|Linzmeyer v. D.J. Forcey
|Milwaukee Journal Sentinel v. Department of Administration
|Newspapers Inc. v. Breier
|Sands v. Whitnall School District
|State ex rel. Newspapers Inc. v. Showers
|State of Wisconsin v. Beaver Dam Area Development Corporation
|WIREdata, Inc. v. Village of Sussex
|Watton v. Hegerty
|Wisconsin Newspress, Inc. v. School District of Sheboygan Falls
|Woznicki v. Erickson
|Zellner v. Cedarburg School District
|Zellner v. Herrick
Proposed changes
We do not have any legislation for Wisconsin in 2011.
We do not have any legislation for Wisconsin in 2010.
Wisconsin's transparency report card
The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council audited compliance with Wisconsin's laws in September and October 2008. 318 records requests for basic documents were submitted in 65 Wisconsin counties. The audit found that 10% of the time, local governments denied or ignored the requests. Another 20% of the time, those requesting the records were required to identify themselves or explain to the records custodian why they wanted the records, in violation of Wisconsin's laws.[2]
A 2008 study, BGA - Alper Integrity Index, conducted by the Better Government Association and sponsored by Alper Services, ranked Wisconsin #17 in the nation with an overall percentage of 56.60%. [3]
A 2007 study, Graded state responsiveness to FOI requests, conducted by BGA and the NFOIC, gave Wisconsin 41 points out of a possible 100, a letter grade of "F", and a ranking of 39 out of the 50 states.[4]
A 2002 study, Freedom of Information in the USA, conducted by IRE and BGA, ranked Wisconsin's law as the 20th best in the country, giving it a letter grade of "C-".[5]
Features of the law
- Compare States: Sunshine variations
- Click on the heading to compare your state's law to other state's transparency laws.
=== Declared legal intention=== The purpose of the Wisonsin law states that, "In recognition of the fact that a representative government is dependent upon an informed electorate, it is declared to be the public policy of this state that all persons are entitled to the greatest possible information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts of those officers and employees who represent them. Further, providing persons with such information is declared to be an essential function of a representative government and an integral part of the routine duties of officers and employees whose responsibility it is to provide such information. To that end, ss. 19.32 to 19.37 shall be construed in every instance with a presumption of complete public access, consistent with the conduct of governmental business. The denial of public access generally is contrary to the public interest, and only in an exceptional case may access be denied." [6]
The introduction to Wisconsin's statute says, "[A]ll persons are entitled to the greatest possible information regarding the affairs of government and the official acts of those officers and employees who represent them."[7]
=== What records are covered?=== Wisconsin defines record as any document, regardless of physical form, that "has been created or is being kept by" an agency. [8]
Notable exceptions include but are not limited to:
- Draft notes and other preparatory material [9]
- Personally identifiable information that would pose a threat to the individual identified
- Trade Secrets
- Personal information of employees
- Security information
- Financial identifying information
However, Wisconsin law dictates that departments separate exempt from non-exempt material within the same source and release non-exempt material. [10]
==== Deliberative process====
=== What agencies are covered?=== Agencies include all branches of government at both the state and local levels and any organization that receives 50% or more of its funding from public money. [11]
It is important to note that Wisconsin law requires all departments to post their methods for filing an open records request. The legislature and local government are exempted from this statute. [12]
==== Legislature====
The legislature falls under the definition of public body found at Wisconsin statute 19.32 and is subject to the Wisconsin Open Records Law. However, the legislature is exempt from the law requiring departments to post methods for filing a records request. [13]
==== Privatized governmental agencies==== Wisconsin law incorporates two different tests to determine if private agencies are considered public bodies and subject to the law. The first strict test states that all private entities which are funded by public bodies and which perform public health services are considered public bodies and subject to the law. The second test is a five factor test which considers all 5 factors but does not require any specific factor to be present. The factors include:
- The private agencies funding
- Whether or not the private agency was created by a public body.
- Whether or not the private agency presents itself as a public body.
- Whether or not the private agency is controlled by a public body.
- Whether or not the private agency performs a public function.[14]
==== Public universities====
Status: Presumed Open Popular Exemptions Research Donors Examinations Course Materials
The definition of public body presumably includes public universities within the state.
=== Who may request records?=== In general, "any requester has a right to inspect any record." (Wis. Stat. 19.35(1)(a)). However, people who are incarcerated and people who have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution are restricted in their rights of access to public documents.[15]
Contrary to the law in some other states, individuals who are litigants in a pending lawsuit with a governmental agency do not lose any of their rights as requestors with respect to documents they want from that agency.
Persons that are incarcerated can only request records involving themselves or their immediate families[16]. Those involuntarily committed cannot ask for records.
=== Must a purpose be stated?=== Wisconsin's statute--Wis. Stat. § 19.35(1)(i)--says, "Except as authorized under this paragraph, no request . . . may be refused because the person making the request is unwilling . . . to state the purpose of the request."[17]
However, in Hempel v. City of Baraboo, a 2005 decision of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, the court said, "In fact, requesters under the Open Records Law need not identify themselves, or state a purpose for their request...When performing a balancing test, however, a records custodian almost inevitably must evaluate context to some degree."[18] This seems to suggest that a records custodian has some leeway to inquire about the requester and the purpose of the request since it would not be possible "to evaluate context to some degree"--which the court suggests is a prerogative of the records custodian--in the absence of any information about the requester and his or her motivations.
In 2008, the West Bend School District denied a records request partly on the basis of what it believed about the requester and her motivations.[19][20]
=== How can records be used?=== Somewhat enigmatically, the statute says, "A requester shall comply with any regulations or restrictions upon ... use of information which are specifically prescribed by law." [21]
=== Time allowed for response===
The Wisconsin law does not specify a time requirement for request responses. However, requests may be denied orally. If the person making the request desires a written denial, then he or she must make that known within 5 days. [22].
The Wisconsin Department of Justice has a official policy in place that requires the most basic open records requests to have a response within ten business days[23].
Fees for records
==== Copy costs:==== Wisconsin law allows for fees to be charged to cover the cost of the duplication of public records. Waivers are allowed, only if the material requested is in the public interest.[24]
==== Search fees:==== Wisconsin law also allows agencies to charge for the labor involved in the search if the cost in labor to the department is over $50. [25]
=== Role of the Attorney General===
If an individual's request for access to public records is denied by a public agency or state governmental official, under § 19.37(1) of the Wisconsin Statutes, this person may "submit a written request to the district attorney of the county where the record is located or to the Attorney General requesting that an action for mandamus be brought asking the court to order release of the record to the requester."[26]
Open meetings
The Wisconsin Open Meetings Law states that all meetings of public bodies to discuss public business are open to members of the public.
Notable requests
In April 2011, the MacIver Institute paid $1,800 for the first round of public record requests asking for all communications about the budget repair bill from Dane County legislators.[27] The elected officials include Parisi, Pocan, Risser, Erpenbach, Roys and Miller, the Madison Mayor, the Dane County Executive and the Secretary of State.
See also
- Wisconsin FOIA procedures
- Wisconsin transparency advocates
- Wisconsin transparency legislation
- Private agency, public dollars-Wisconsin
- Wisconsin Open Meetings Law
- Wisconsin Rep. Molepske re-introduces Open Government Act
- Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council
External links
- Wisconsin Statutes
- 2010 Wisconsin Open Records Law Compliance Outline
- Open Government Guide to Wisconsin
- Old articles on Wisconsin
- Downloadable wallet-size reference guide to Wisconsin's FOIA laws
- Wisconsin Freedom of Information Coalition
- ↑ [Confirmed with WI Assistant AG at Open Records/FOIA Seminar 09/27/2010 in Milwaukee, WI]
- ↑ Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council, "3 in 10 public-records requests not properly fulfilled, new study finds", November 19, 2008
- ↑ 2008 BGA-Alper Integrity Index
- ↑ States Failing FOI Responsiveness, National Freedom of Information Coalition, October 2007
- ↑ Freedom of Information in the USA, 2002
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.31
- ↑ WI Statue Summary
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.32
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.32
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.36
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.32
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.34
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.34
- ↑ Private agency, public dollars-Wisconsin
- ↑ Wisconsin Statute 19.35
- ↑ [Confirmed with Wisconsin AG's office on 9/27/2010 at Seminar on Open Records]
- ↑ Wisconsin Statute 19.35
- ↑ Hempel v. City of Baraboo, a 2005 decision of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
- ↑ Boots and Sabers, "West Bend School District Denies Open Records Request", September 16, 2008
- ↑ State Sunshine and Open Records, "Does purpose of request matter in Wisconsin?", September 16, 2008
- ↑ Wisconsin Statute 19.35
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.35
- ↑ Wisconsin Department of Justice "2010 Wisconsin Open Records Law Compliance Outline"(See Page 13)
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.35
- ↑ Wisconsin statute 19.35
- ↑ Wis. Stat. § 19.37(1)
- ↑ Youtube, The Cost of Public Information in Wisconsin, April 20, 2011
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Lenoir Community College will stage its annual performance of Handel's Messiah at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the college's Waller Auditorium. Tickets are $7 and doors open at 6:30 p.m.
This year's show features an array of local and regional talent.
Carolyn Crossland is the producer and conductor for the performance, in its 16th year at the college.
Crossland joined the LCC faculty in 1992 and currently is the LCC Arts and Sciences program chair of music. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in music from Campbell University and Master of Music degree from East Carolina University. In addition to post graduate work in the United States, Crossland has studied at the Royal School of Church Music in London, England; the Italian Organ Academy in Pistoia, Italy; the Classical Music Seminar in Eisenstadt, Austria; and at Cambridge University in Cambridge, England. She has done additional postgraduate study in the United States at Westminster Choir College, Illinois State University, Duke University, and Pennsylvania State University.
Her previous work experience includes positions on the music faculty at East Carolina University and Mount Olive College. She has served as Choirmaster-Organist at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Raleigh and Westminster United Methodist Church in Kinston.
Crossland is listed in the International Who's Who in Music, Who's Who in Business and Professional Women, and Outstanding Women in America: Music. She has received numerous awards including the Distinguished Leadership Award in the Teaching Profession, LCC President's Award for Service and Innovation, International Paragon Award, and the 2002 Teaching Excellence Award at LCC.
She is a member of the American Choral Directors Association, Hymn Society of America, National Pastoral Musicians, American Guild of Organists, Royal School of Church Music, and Conductor's Guild.
Peggy Overton Vaughan will make her fifth appearance as soprano soloist in this year's production.
She will perform "And Lo! The Angel of the Lord," "And Suddenly, There Was with the Angel," " There Were Shepherds," "Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion," and "Come Unto Him."
Vaughan is a Voice Instructor at Mount Olive College (Mt. Olive campus) and the conductor of the Pitt Community College Chorale in Greenville. She serves as the music Director at Peace Presbyterian Church in Winterville and is also the choral director at Roseleaf Academy in Farmville.
She currently maintains a voice studio in Greenville, and formerly served as the General Music and Choral Director at Arendell Parrott Academy in Kinston. An active soloist, she has performed with the Virginia Choral Society, the Greenville Choral Society, the Hickory Choral Society and Symphony, the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra, the East Carolina University Opera Theatre, the East Carolina Religious Arts Festival, and in Lenoir Community College's annual revue, Broadway and Beyond.
She has served as the soloist for performances of Mozart's Coronation Mass, Requiem, Mass in C, Regina Coeli, Faure's Requiem, Poulenc's Gloria, and Handel's Messiah. Her most recent operatic appearances have included the role of Lady Billows in Britten's Albert Herring and Aminta in Mozart's Il Re Pastore. She is an active member of the Greenville Choral Society's Adult Chorus, and a past member of its Chamber Chorale. She received both her Bachelor of Music and her Master of Music degrees in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from Meredith College.
Jami Rhodes will make her fourth appearance in the production, performing "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings To Zion," "Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind Be Opened," and "He Shall Feed His Flock."
A native of North Carolina, mezzo-soprano Jami Rhodes is currently Assistant Professor of Voice at East Carolina University in Greenville. She holds the Doctor of Musical Arts in vocal performance and pedagogy from Louisiana State University, the Master of Music in vocal performance from the University of South Carolina, and the Bachelor of Music in music education from ECU.
Frequently seen on the operatic stage, she holds a number of favorite roles to her credit. Dr. Rhodes is also an active recitalist and performs regularly in oratorio and other concert works. Recent and upcoming appearances include performances of Dominick Argento's critically acclaimed song cycles From the Diary of Virginia Woolf and Miss Manners on Music, Rossini's Giovanna D'Arco, Haydn's Arianna a Naxos, Mahler's Lieder eines fahrenden gesellen, Britten's A Charm of Lullabies, and mezzo-soprano soloist in Britten's Canticle II, Corigliano's Fern Hill, Handel's Messiah, Bach's Magnificat, Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle, Haydn's Lord Nelson Mass, Mozart's Requiem, Brahms' Alto Rhapsody, Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Bruckner's Mass in D Minor, and Michael Tippett's A Child of Our Time.
Joel Gay will make his tenth appearance, performing "Thus Saith the Lord of Hosts," "But Who May Abide the Day of His Coming," "For Behold, Darkness Shall Cover the Earth," and "The People That Walked in Darkness Have Seen A Great Light."
He is a singer and choral conductor living in the Wilson area. He and his wife, Jennifer, work together as the music ministers at the First United Methodist Church in Wilson, where he conducts a community youth choir called the Spirit Singers, and also oversees the handbell and contemporary worship ministries.
He received his undergraduate degree from Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, where he studied with Wayne Kompelein. He completed his graduate studies at East Carolina University with a masters degree in choral conducting and voice performance.
While at East Carolina he studied with John Kramar and Daniel Bara. He has performed as a soloist throughout Eastern North Carolina, most recently with the Crystal Coast Choral Society, the East Carolina University Religious Arts Festival, and the LCC Christmas Chorus. Besides singing, he enjoys playing with his two boys, Billy and Michael, and traveling.
Handel was born in Germany in 1685, studied in Italy, and worked the majority of his career in England. Although his early compositions were mostly operas, his masterpieces are his oratorios, large works for chorus and orchestra often based on a Bible story, but lacking costumes, sets, and acting. His most famous oratorio, MESSIAH, considered by musicologists to be the most performed and most recognized work in all music literature is a fixture of the Christmas season that still awes listeners 250 years after the composer's death. Citing MESSIAH, composer Ludwig van Beethoven, said Handel was the "greatest composer that ever lived."
Due to Handel's superstar status in England, Messiah burst onto the stage when it was performed in Dublin in 1742, with audiences of over 700 in a room that seated only 600. Ladies were asked by management to wear dresses "without hoops" and men were asked to "leave ceremonial swords at home" in order to make "room for more company."
Handel composed Messiah in 1741 in only three to four weeks, literally writing from morning to night. Charles Jennens, a well-known author wrote the text for Messiah, using selected passages from the old and new testaments. Unlike most oratorios, Messiah offered very little plot. Part I prophesied the birth of Jesus Christ; Part II exalted his sacrifice for humankind; and the final section heralded his resurrection. Only Part I will be performed at LCC.
In most of Handel's oratorios, the soloists dominate the performance and the choir sings only brief choruses. But in Messiah, the chorus takes a much larger role, commenting on the action and moving the story forward with great emotional impact and uplifting messages.
There is little doubt about Handel's own fondness for Messiah. His annual benefit concerts for his favorite charity, a home for abandoned and orphaned children in London, always included Messiah. In 1759, when he was blind and in failing health, he insisted on attending an April 6 performance of Messiah at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden. Eight days later, Handel died at home. Unlike most musicians of his time, Handel amassed a fortune through his music and shrewd investments. His estate was assessed at 20,000 pounds, which made him a millionaire by modern standards. He left the bulk of his fortune to charities and much of the remainder to friends, and servants.
Abroad, Handel's reputation, and that of his best-known composition, continued to grow. By the early 19th century, performances of Messiah had become an even stronger Christmas tradition in the United States than in Britain. The musical giant Mozart confessed himself to be humble in the face of Handel's genius. Mozart said, "When he chooses, he strikes like a thunderbolt."
For more information on the performance and purchasing tickets, contact Crossland at (252) 527-6223, ext. 919 or email@example.com.


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Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies to take place on September 25
September 4, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. – The deferred 2008 Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremonies will take place on Friday, September 25, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in the Stokes Student Center Community Room. The 2008 inductees are: Keith Crisco ('64), Jason Cox ('93), Matt Harmer ('98) and Stephanie Ferri-Lewis ('94), a deferred inductee from 2007.
Crisco ('64), a native of Stanly County, enters the Pfeiffer Hall of Fame as a long time booster of Falcons athletics. He has served on numerous school boards, and organizational associations during his lifetime, including Chairman of Pfeiffer's board of trustees from 1981-2008 and a chairman position with the Randolph County Economic Development Corporation. He is presently a City Councilman with the City of Asheboro, and began his new position as the North Carolina Secretary of Commerce this past January.
Crisco's political career began in 1970-1971 as a White House Fellow in Washington as an assistant to the Secretary of Commerce. Before his appointment, he held various positions with Burlington Industries, and also served as president and chairman of Asheboro Elastics Corporation for over 20 years.
Cox ('93), a member of the Men's Golf team during the 1992 and 1993 seasons, led the Falcons to a conference championship and district championship in '93. He finished the year with a 17th place finish at the NCAA national tournament and finished as the 10th-best golfer in the country.
During his first season with the Falcons in '92, Cox turned out to be the conference player of the year finishing with medalist honors in three events, including the year-end conference tournament. He wrapped up his first year finishing 20th in the 1992 NCAA national tournament, featuring 190 golfers, in what turned out to be an All-American year.
Harmer ('98) spent four years in Misenheimer with the men's soccer team. During his freshman year in 1994, Harmer ended up as an All-American as he helped the Falcons snag the conference title tallying 16 career goals as a defender. He was a first-team all-south and first-team all-conference member during his four year tenure at Pfeiffer, including another on-the-field All-American award in 1997 to go along with all four of his Academic All-American awards.
Harmer was named captain as a freshman and carried that honor throughout his four year career. During his time off the field, he served as an assistant on the women's soccer team from '94-'97. In his final season, he was named Pfeiffer's male athlete of the year, an Umbro All-Star Select Player and was drafted by the U.S.L.'s A-League El Paso Patriots.
Ferri-Lewis ('94) is a 2007 deferred inductee into the Hall of Fame. She was a three sport star at Pfeiffer in Cross Country, Swimming and Soccer. Ferri-Lewis was the Pfeiffer Female Athlete of the Year in 1992, 1993 and 1994 backing her 1993-1994 Murphy Osbourne Award and her NCAA North Carolina Scholar Athlete Woman of the Year award in 1994.
Ferri-Lewis was the team captain of women's soccer during the inaugural season in 1994. She was team captain with swimming for three years, a national qualifier in all four years to go along with a pair of team MVP awards and an Academic All-America in '94. For cross country, she kept the captain's title all four years along with the team MVP honor. For three of her four years, she ran away with all-conference, all-district and national qualifier awards. She was also a member of the conference all-scholar athlete team helping lead her teammates to the 1992 conference championship.


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Cam McCaul is Back 8
After breaking his femur at Crankworx Colorado this past August, Cam McCaul is back on the bike, shredding like nothing ever happened. Filmed today, November 1, the official opening day of Dirt Jump Season in Aptos, CA.
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Cam! It's heart warming to see you shredding your living room again! AT's this weekend!
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Plus, it seems that Piotr's injury was worse than normal. Remember Cam's break was as clean as it could have been, thus, making it easier for the bones to heal. If you compare it to, lets say, Fabien Barel's femur break, in which he broke it in more than one piece, bones displaced and everything, thats a different thing, and obviously, different time recovering... Also, as said before, every body heals differently, maybe Cam is also a quick healer too...
Great to see him back on the bike thouqh, he is so skilled!!
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@ piotr, it all comes down to things like calcium injections, diet, and properly designed sports rehab by people that know their stuff. Most of us dont get access to this type of help so it takes a lot longer, also it sounds like you did a good job on yours- all injuries are different...
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Cool!!!! i'm just wondering do US riders have got better bones then Euro?
I broke my femour (split open) amd i wasnt walking for almost a year;(
Great to se him on a bike again


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McCartney releases new version of 'New' (09/28/14)
Everything old is new again for Paul McCartney. The singer is revamping his sixteenth studio album, "New," in order to release a collector's edition-style version of the album in October.
Originally released in 2013, the forthcoming new version of "New" will include a ton of bonus material including unreleased songs, live recordings, and a documentary on the making of the LP.
The three-disc set will also include outtakes from McCartney's recording sessions for the albums, "Hell to Pay" and "Demons Dance." In addition, collector's edition of "New" features "Struggle," an album only released previously in Japan, as well as the four live recordings of his set from a stop at the Tokyo Dome in 2013.
McCartney, who is currently on the fall leg of his Out There tour, recently landed back in the headlines after making a music video in support of his family's Meat Free Mondays campaign. So-called Meat Free Mondays urges people to take a weekly break from eating meat in an effort to help the environment. The song, which dates back to 2009, is now accompanied by a video featuring people from all over the world holding up signs with the song's lyrics. McCartney timed the video to coincide with the U.N.'s Climate Summit in New York on September 23rd.
Get your Paul McCartney tickets to see him on the road through October 30th, with upcoming stops in Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, Texas and more. The final stop on the calendar (for now) is at the Greensboro Coliseum in Greensboro, North Carolina.
11/24/13: Time and age can't seem to slow down Paul McCartney. At 71, he's just released his 24th solo album, "New," and is putting out music at a pace that still puts other artists to shame. But one of the things most important to this legend was how time has also seemed to heal all wounds.
In part of a rather candid new interview with Billboard magazine (which hit newsstands October 25, 2013) McCartney himself discussed how his long-running feud with John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono seems to have come to an end . "She's badass," McCartney says, noting that if "If John loved her, there's got to be something. He's not stupid."
One person that McCartney refuses to forgive, however, is Lennon's murderer, Mark David Champman. "I think I could pretty much forgive anyone else," he told Billboard. "But I don't see why I'd want to forgive him."
It seems now with the past being the past that McCartney is definitely set on looking toward the future. His new album is a joint effort with Adele's collaborator Paul Epworth, Amy Winehouse's producer Mark Ronson, Giles Martin (son of legendary Beatles producer George), and Ethan Johns, who has worked with Kings of Leon. The web video for the track "Queenie Eye" followed the release with its own premiere on Vevo.
McCartney's forthcoming "Out There" Japanese tour kicks off November 11 in Osaka and wraps 10 days later at the Tokyo Dome. The trek will mark almost exactly 11 years to the day since he last embarked on a run of shows in 'The Land of the Rising Sun.'
Paul McCartney is 'Out There' (Updated April 3, 2013)
Paul McCartney is ready to play ball. Or in this case, just play.
The famed musician will return to Boston's Fenway Park on July 9, 2013, the first confirmed U.S. date on his 2013 "Out There" world tour.
McCartney's previous shows on August 5 and 6, 2009, set Fenway's record for highest attendance. And for those of you nowhere near the iconic venue, fear not. McCartney has been announcing stadium dates a handful at a time. He'll perform three dates in Brazil in May, and he's also playing June 22 in Warsaw and June 27 in Vienna.
The "Out There" tour follows McCartney's record-breaking "On the Run" tour, which wrapped in 2012 and supported his Grammy-winning album "Kisses on the Bottom." The project, consisting primarily of covers of traditional pop music and Jazz, was his 15th studio album to date and his first since 2007's "Memory Almost Full."
The album was first released in two editions: the standard edition, and a "deluxe" edition, which features the McCartney original "Baby's Request" – a cover of the original version by Wings – and a cover of "My One and Only Love" as bonus tracks. An expanded edition of the project, "Kisses on the Bottom – Complete Kisses," was released exclusively on the iTunes store. It features the 14-track album, with four bonus tracks, and the complete "iTunes Live from Capitol Studios" performance.
Not only is McCartney reportedly working on yet another new album to follow this one, but word has leaked that the rocker's latest recording project involves Mark Ronson. The duo reportedly collaborated after Ronson DJ'd McCartney's wedding in 2011, and they joined up in the studio to produce three new songs.
The man, the myth, the legend
Sir James Paul McCartney is not just a singer, songwriter and composer he is also a living legend. Together with John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr, these four musical geniuses formed one of the most celebrated bands of all time.
Shortly after the Beatles' revolution in the 1960s, McCartney pursued a solo career that has been active for over 40 years now. He has maintained worldwide fame for his talented songwriting and catchy yet meaningful melodies. Some of his earlier standout hits as a solo artist include, 'Maybe I'm Amazed' (1970), 'Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five' (1973), 'Jet' (1973), 'Band on the Run' (1974), and 'Sillly Love Songs' (1976).
McCartney, who has the distinction of being named by Guinness World Records as the 'most successful composer and recording artist of all time,' has sold over 100 million albums and 100 million singles. He is also credited on 32 singles as a songwriter or co-writer that have reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. As of 2012, he has sold 15.5 million RIAA certified units in the United States.
In recent years McCartney has continued to make his rounds and perform in sold out venues. On July 15, 2011 McCartney launched the first leg of his 'On the Run' tour at Yankee Stadium. He kicked off the South American leg in Montevideo, Uruguay this past April, where 28,000 tickets were sold out within 20 minutes of their online release. Yes, Sir Paul still shines on, like the moon, and the stars, and the sun.
He played to over 100,000 fans during two performances in Mexico City in May, then closed Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee Concert outside of Buckingham Palace in June. But his biggest performance of the year thus far came as the featured performer at the London Olympic Opening Ceremony on June 27, where he earned a cool $1 ($1.57) for singing 'Hey Jude' and inviting the massive audience to join in.
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Paul McCartney, the legendary Singer/Songwriter/Composer and Co-Founder of the Beatles, is without a doubt one of the most influential musicians in the long history of Rock, as well as one of its most popular performers.
Paul is clearly one of the very few Artists of any genre whose impact cannot be measured by any standard outside of his own yet he remains a humble "troubadour" despite his global influence on music of all types. Although Sir McCartney has gone on to win countless accolades it is fair to say that his greatest contribution to the musical universe will always be his myriad and magical creative efforts written, produced and performed in his time with the Beatles -- a legacy of brilliant and groundbreaking music that has made him renowned and loved throughout the World.
Paul continues to create and contribute not only to the music world but to the world as a whole through his selfless charity work. Get Paul McCartney tickets to watch this legend and former Beatle live in concert.
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Paul McCartney Tour Dates 2015
date city state venue 05/28/2015 Liverpool Msy Liverpool Echo Arena 05/27/2015 Birmingham Warwickshire NIA Academy 05/24/2015 London The O2 05/23/2015 London The O2 04/28/2015 Tokyo Nippon Budokan 04/27/2015 Tokyo IN Tokyo Dome 04/25/2015 Tokyo IN Tokyo Dome 04/23/2015 Tokyo IN Tokyo Dome 04/21/2015 Osaka ?? Osaka Dome 02/08/2015 Los Angeles CA Staples Center
Paul McCartney Tour Dates 2014
date city state venue 11/26/2014 Sao Paulo Allianz Parque 11/25/2014 Sao Paulo Allianz Parque 11/12/2014 Rio de Janeiro HSBC Arena 10/30/2014 Greensboro NC Greensboro Coliseum 10/28/2014 Louisville KY KFC Yum! Center 10/25/2014 Jacksonville FL Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena 10/16/2014 Nashville TN Bridgestone Arena 10/15/2014 Atlanta GA Philips Arena 10/13/2014 Dallas TX American Airlines Center 10/11/2014 New Orleans LA Smoothie King Center 10/02/2014 Lubbock TX United Supermarkets Arena 10/01/2014 San Antonio TX Tobin Center for the Performing Arts 09/28/2014 San Diego CA Petco Park 08/14/2014 San Francisco CA Candlestick Park 08/12/2014 Phoenix AZ US Airways Center 08/10/2014 Los Angeles CA Dodger Stadium 08/07/2014 Salt Lake City UT EnergySolutions Arena 08/05/2014 Missoula MT Washington-Grizzly Stadium 08/02/2014 Minneapolis MN Target Field 07/16/2014 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 07/14/2014 Lincoln NE Pinnacle Bank Arena 07/12/2014 Fargo ND Fargodome 07/09/2014 Chicago IL United Center 07/07/2014 Pittsburgh PA Consol Energy Center 07/05/2014 Albany NY Times Union Center 06/26/2014 Louisville KY KFC Yum! Center 06/25/2014 Nashville TN Bridgestone Arena 06/22/2014 Jacksonville FL Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena 06/21/2014 Atlanta GA Philips Arena 06/19/2014 New Orleans LA Smoothie King Center 06/16/2014 Dallas TX American Airlines Center 06/14/2014 Lubbock TX United Supermarkets Arena 05/28/2014 Seoul 11 Jamsil Sports Complex 05/24/2014 Osaka Yanmar Stadium Nagai 05/21/2014 Tokyo Nippon Budokan 05/01/2014 San Jose SJ Estadio Nacional de Costa Rica 04/25/2014 Lima Estadio Nacional 04/22/2014 Santiago RM Movistar Arena 04/21/2014 Santiago RM Movistar Arena 04/19/2014 Montevideo MO Estadio Centenario 01/26/2014 Los Angeles CA Staples Center
Paul McCartney Tour Dates 2013
date city state venue 11/21/2013 Tokyo IN Tokyo Dome 11/18/2013 Tokyo IN Tokyo Dome 11/15/2013 Fukuoka Fu Gang Yahoo! JAPAN domu 08/14/2013 Regina SK Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field 08/12/2013 Winnipeg MB Investors Group Field 08/11/2013 San Francisco CA Golden Gate Park 08/10/2013 San Francisco CA Golden Gate Park 08/09/2013 San Francisco CA Golden Gate Park 08/09/2013 San Francisco CA Golden Gate Park 07/23/2013 Quebec QC Plains Of Abraham 07/19/2013 Seattle WA Safeco Field 07/16/2013 Milwaukee WI Miller Park 07/14/2013 Indianapolis IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse 07/12/2013 Washington DC Nationals Park 07/09/2013 Boston MA Fenway Park 07/07/2013 Kanata ON Canadian Tire Centre 06/25/2013 Verona Ven Arena di Verona 06/15/2013 Manchester TN Manchester Farm 06/13/2013 Manchester TN Manchester Farm 06/10/2013 Brooklyn NY Barclays Center 06/08/2013 Brooklyn NY Barclays Center 05/30/2013 Tulsa OK BOK Center 05/29/2013 Tulsa OK BOK Center 05/26/2013 Memphis TN FedExForum 05/23/2013 Austin TX Frank Erwin Center 05/22/2013 Austin TX Frank Erwin Center 05/19/2013 Orlando FL Amway Center 05/18/2013 Orlando FL Amway Center
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date city state venue 12/12/2012 New York NY Madison Square Garden 12/08/2012 Marburg HE KFZ 11/29/2012 Edmonton AB Rexall Place 11/28/2012 Edmonton AB Rexall Place 11/25/2012 Vancouver BC BC Place Stadium 11/14/2012 Houston TX Minute Maid Park 11/11/2012 St. Louis MO Scottrade Center 03/18/2012 Grand Rapids MI DeVos Performance Hall 03/17/2012 Grand Rapids MI DeVos Performance Hall 03/16/2012 Grand Rapids MI DeVos Performance Hall
Paul McCartney Tour Dates 2011
date city state venue 12/05/2011 London The O2 11/12/2011 Costa Mesa CA Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall 11/11/2011 Costa Mesa CA Segerstrom Center For The Arts - Segerstrom Hall 11/11/2011 Costa Mesa CA Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall 11/10/2011 Costa Mesa CA Renee and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall 11/06/2011 Houston TX Jones Hall 11/05/2011 Houston TX Jones Hall 11/04/2011 Houston TX Jones Hall 08/04/2011 Cincinnati OH Great American Ball Park 08/01/2011 Chicago IL Wrigley Field 07/27/2011 Montreal QC Bell Centre 07/26/2011 Montreal QC Bell Centre 07/24/2011 Detroit MI Comerica Park 07/16/2011 Bronx NY Yankee Stadium 07/15/2011 Bronx NY Yankee Stadium 06/10/2011 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
Paul McCartney Tour Dates 2010
date city state venue 08/19/2010 Pittsburgh PA Consol Energy Center 08/18/2010 Pittsburgh PA Consol Energy Center 08/15/2010 Philadelphia PA First Union Spectrum 08/14/2010 Philadelphia PA First Union Spectrum 08/12/2010 Montreal QC Bell Centre 08/09/2010 Toronto ON Air Canada Centre 08/08/2010 Toronto ON Air Canada Centre 07/28/2010 Charlotte NC Time Warner Cable Arena 07/26/2010 Nashville TN Bridgestone Arena 07/24/2010 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 07/15/2010 Denver CO Pepsi Center 07/13/2010 Sandy UT Rio Tinto Stadium 07/10/2010 San Francisco CA AT&T Park 04/03/2010 Miami Gardens FL Sun Life Stadium 03/31/2010 Los Angeles CA Hollywood Bowl 03/30/2010 Los Angeles CA Hollywood Bowl 03/28/2010 Glendale AZ Gila River Arena


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Preparations for this Inaugural ceremony have given me the opportunity to reflect … the 10th president of North Central College. What an honor. It is truly an honor to be standing before you today.
Lou Corsino, North Central College professor of sociology, authored the article, "They Can't Shoot Everyone: Italians, Social Capital, and Organized Crime in the Chicago Outfit," in the May issue of the Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (Vol. 29 No. 2, 256-275).
The quarterly journal focuses on a critical issue in contemporary criminal justice in order to provide a cogent, thorough and timely exploration of the topic. Those issues include organized crime, community policing, gangs, white-collar crime and excessive police force.
North Central College sophomore Chris Pascoe exchanged tweets with Roberto Orci, the screenwriter and coproducer of the summer blockbuster "Star Trek: Into Darkness."
Pascoe heard about a Verandah course offered by Jennifer Fredette, assistant professor of political science. The two-session noncredit course involved going to see the film as a group, then discussing how topics in the film related to the real-life War on Terror.
When North Central College presents its three musicals this summer, hundreds of children and adults from the community and College will take the stage as pirates and Indians, fairy princesses, disciples of Jesus, soldiers, lost boys, villains and more. Many in the cast have North Central connections as students, faculty, alumni and staff.
Gerald Gems, North Central College professor of health and physical education, published a chapter, article and book review; delivered presentations; and received a service award from the North American Society for Sport History.
His chapter, titled "Sport in the United States," was published in a book edited by Claude Sobry and titled "Sports Governance in the World: A Socio-Historic Approach." (Paris: Editions Le Manuscrit Press)
North Central College President Troy D. Hammond is one of some 63 outstanding alumni of the National Science Foundation's highly competitive Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) to be honored and profiled by the prestigious organization upon the occasion of its 60th anniversary.
North Central College's Summer Musical Theatre presents "Jesus Christ Superstar" June 28-30 and July 5-7 and features actors from the community.
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High school students and their parents or guardians who want to learn more about North Central College are welcome to register for upcoming Visit Days offered by the Office of Admission. One evening and two daytime programs are scheduled this summer.
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George Parrish's Monday afternoon flight on The Liberty Foundation's B-17 "Movie Memphis Belle" was a lot like he remembered – the thrum of the propellers drowned out all else, the wind whipped through the waist gunner windows and he was at the mercy of the elements.
But Monday's flight was a joy ride and not a mission over Germany.
Parrish, 91, took to the skies on the B-17 Flying Fortress bomber that starred in the 1990 movie "Memphis Belle," as part of The Liberty Foundation's 2013 "Salute to Veterans" tour, which is open to the public at the Burlington-Alamance Regional Airport this weekend.
Of the roughly 13,000 built, the B-17 sitting on Burlington's tarmac is one of only 12 still flying, said Dave Lyon, one of The Liberty Foundation's pilots.
"The name 'Memphis Belle' became synonymous with World War II and war bonds," he said, explaining that during the war, the B-17 went on a nationwide tour so Americans at home could meet the crew, see inside the bomber, and raise war bonds.
"(That) made it the iconic airplane," Lyon said, adding that the B-17 is an "incredibly safe" aircraft, built much stronger than today's commercial airplanes.
"It brought the crews home," he said.
Parrish is one who made it home on the B-17, after two years of shooting at German forces.
"I started flying November 1943 and flew the balance of '43 and '44," he said. "I was a flight engineer and … top turret gunner."
During missions, he said, "(There were) 13 guns in a plane, 60 planes in a group, all of us shooting."
Parrish, of Burlington, recalled how nerve-wracking it was operating the machine gun in the top turret, since the small space allowed him no extra room to wear a safety parachute.
"I had to lay it in the floor when I was in the turret," Parrish said.
"These windows were open all the time," Parrish said, pointing to the waist gunner windows at the sides of the plane. He recalled when it would reach 60 degrees below zero and said, "Your fingers didn't dare stick to any metal because it would leave part of the skin."
Parrish said his first mission was on Nov. 26, 1943, and in 1944 he logged 32 actual flights – though he didn't get credit for all of them.
"I flew a mission on D-Day that I did not get credit for because we didn't carry any bombs," Parrish said. "We got down to 800 feet, and all of a sudden we were covered with shells from the sea forces."
He remembered flying over Normandy, watching the bombs from other aircraft drop, and bodies of fallen soldiers scattered across the beach.
"We could see the soldiers going on shore. It was a horrible scene."
Monday was the first time Parrish had been up in a B-17 since then and he said it was, "just exactly as I remembered it."
"Except," Parrish said, "I didn't have any fear."
The Liberty Foundation's 2013 "Salute to Veterans" tour will be at the Burlington-Alamance Regional Airport this weekend, giving flights and ground tours of the B-17 bomber to families. Flights cost $450, and ground tours are free, though donations are greatly appreciated.
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OXFORD, Ohio - Both hailing locally from within Butler County, the Miami Athletes of the Week connected by Frontier Communications for the week of Jan. 7-13 are junior guard Allen Roberts of the men's basketball team and senior swimmer Bekka Westrick.
Roberts (Middletown, Ohio) spearheaded Miami to a thrilling 58-57 road win at Buffalo Saturday, the RedHawks' first MAC win of the season and their first win at UB since 2008. Roberts scored 22 points to lead all scorers, sinking the game-winning free throws with seven seconds remaining. He was a scorching 8-of-11 from the field (.727) and was 2-of-3 from 3-point range. It was Roberts' third 20-point game of the season and the fifth of his career. He also scored 11 points against Northern Illinois in the RedHawks' MAC opener Wednesday. For the week, he averaged 16.5 ppg, shot 54.5 percent from the field and 85.7 percent from the free-throw line. Roberts also pulled down five rebounds and had a steal during the week.
The Miami Male Athlete of the Week honor is the first of Roberts' career.
Winning both of her individual races and one relay in Miami's 172-128 victory over arch-rival Cincinnati, Westrick (Fairfield, Ohio) continues a torrid pace towards the Mid-American Conference Championships in six weeks. In Friday's race at Cincinnati, Westrick took individual firsts in the 50 freestyle (23.39) and the 100 butterfly (55.23), winning the 100 fly by over a second. She was a member of the winning 400 freestyle relay unit, as well, with a split of 51.72, and helped the RedHawks take second in the 400 medley relay. In 17 total individual races this season, Westrick has 14 first-place finishes, two second-place performances and one third-place effort.
Westrick earned Miami Female Athlete of the Week for the second time this year and fifth time in her career after winning the honor three times as a junior.
Roberts leads the men's basketball team back on the court Wednesday when Miami hosts Bowling Green at 7 p.m. at Millett Hall. Westrick and the women's swimming team return to the pool this weekend for a pair of home MAC dual meets. First the RedHawks host Akron on Friday at 4 p.m. before welcoming Buffalo on Sunday at 2 p.m. both at Nixon Aquatic Center.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - After a month and a half between meets, the Miami University women's track and field team showed few signs of rust, posting multiple personal bests and top-10 marks on day one of the Gladstein Invitational, hosted by Indiana University at Gladstein Fieldhouse.
Redshirt junior Ashley Zaper (Whitehouse, Ohio) earned runner-up in the pentathlon out of eight competitors, totaling 3,521 points, finishing behind only Indiana's Courtney Woodard. Zaper was first in the high jump portion of the pentathlon, clearing 1.68m/5-6, while she was third in the 60m hurdles (9.02) and the 800m run (2:35.02).
Senior Layne Baggett (Pittsburgh, Pa.) was the top qualifier for Saturday's final in the prelims of the 60m hurdles, crossing in a season-best 8.51, which is the fourth-best time in school history. She also qualified for Saturday's 60m dash final with a time of 7.71, which ties her personal best and placed her eighth in qualifying. Freshman Kala Allen (East Amherst, N.Y.) also advanced to the 60m dash final, clocking 7.85 to finish 14th. Allen took third in the finals of the 400m dash in 57.22, as well.
In the mile run invitational, senior Monica Fischer (Cincinnati, Ohio) placed sixth in 5:03.33 while sophomore Jess Hoover (Hilliard, Ohio) was right behind in seventh in a personal-best 5:03.85. In the regular mile run final, freshman Laura Bess (Brownsburg, Ind.) took fifth in 5:04.64.
Sophomore Melissa Girgis (Worthington, Ohio) finished ninth in the 3000m run invitational in a personal-best 9:56.37, which moves her into Miami's all-time top 10. In the 5000m run, classmate Anna Lamb (Granville, Ohio) crossed in fifth in a personal-best 17:23.15, which ranks her eighth in school history.Redshirt senior Alexandra Roberts (Hilliard, Ohio) placed fifth in the shot put with a season-best heave of 14.72m/48-3.5.
Sophomore Taylor Brown (Hilliard, Ohio) cleared an indoor personal-best 3.50m/11-5.75 to tie for eighth in the pole vault, while her height also ranks her tied for eighth in school history. Freshman Jess Baker (Aurora, Ohio) cleared 1.58m/5-2.25 to tie for ninth in the high jump.
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The 2011 Florida Legislative Session convenes in Tallahassee in less than a month - and promises to be one of the most challenging in recent history. In anticipation, All Children's Hospital invited state legislators and other key decision makers to its annual Legislative Breakfast on Feb. 11th.
The gathering, co-hosted with our neighbors at SRI International and USF St. Petersburg, took place in our ECC Auditorium and drew nearly 100 attendees. It offered an opportunity for lawmakers to learn more about the growth and concerns of these three key players in downtown St. Petersburg's emerging technology cluster.
All Children's CEO Gary Carnes answered questions about provisions for continued local control of the hospital as our proposed integration with Johns Hopkins Medicine proceeds. He also pointed out that Governor Scott's proposed budget - if enacted today - would lead to a $25-million loss of revenue for All Children's Hospital.
The chairman of the Pinellas County delegation of the Florida Legislature, Representative Jim Frishe, assured everyone that the governor's budget is a guideline subject to change as the legislature begins it appropriations work. And he reminded everyone that citizen input is vital to this work. "We need your input about how these proposals may affect you," Frishe added, "because that's how we govern well."
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Big Data takes a lot of forms and shapes, and flows in from all over the place – from the Internet, from devices, from machines, and even from cars. In all the data being generated are valuable nuggets of information.
The challenge is being able to find the right data needed, and being able to employ that data to solve a business challenge. What types of data are worthwhile for organizations to capture?
In his new book, Taming the Big Data Tidal Wave: Finding Opportunities in Huge Data Streams With Advanced Analytics, Bill Franks provides an wide array of examples of the types of data that can best meet the needs of business today. Franks, chief analytics officer with Teradata, points out that his list is not exhaustive, as there is almost an unlimited number of sources that will only keep growing as users discover new ways to apply the data. (more…)