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January 23, 06
Vol. 21 , No. 05
Tres Amis Trio: 19th Century German Romantic Chamber Music of Beethoven, Schumann, and Brahms
GARY GRAY, clarinet
ROBERT THIES, piano
CECILIA TSAN, cello
The Tres Amis Trio came about when three musician friends decided to combine their talents and perform the chamber music masterworks composed for their combination of instruments....cello, clarinet and piano. Cellist, Cecilia Tsan and pianist, Robert Thies have concertized together in the Thies Piano Quartet along with violinist, Roger Wilkie and violist, Brian Dembow. Clarinetist, Gary Gray and Cecilia have collaborated on the Pacific Palisades concert series, and Robert and Gary first played together on the Sedona Chamber series, along with the New Hollywood Quartet.
The instrumental combination of clarinet/cello/piano has attracted many composers, including two featured on today's program, Beethoven and Brahms. Other composers would include Vincent D'Indy, Mikhail Glinka and Robert Muczynski. The wide range of tessitura and dynamic possibilities, as well as the color contrast between string, wind, and keyboard, makes this Trio combination one of the most successful of all such mixed ensembles. This program can be thought of as a trip through some of the best of 19th century German Romantic chamber music; with the Beethoven Trio Op. 11 being at the beginning of the 1800s, the Schumann "Fantasy Pieces" from 1849, and the Brahms Trio Op. 114 coming at the end of that century.
The Athenaeum is honored to open spring semester 2006 by hosting this distinguished trio of musicians in a concert sponsored by the Gould Center for Humanistic Studies.
A Model Juvenile Justice System Based on Human Rights Principles
As human rights abuses become increasingly prominent in places such as Darfur and Sri Lanka, promoting human rights and a respect for international law has become a top priority on the global agenda for nations and multinational institutions alike. Within this broad field, children represent a chief concern. Providing a sound framework for children and integrating them successfully into peaceful, stable societies presents the international community with a challenge daunting in both scale and intensity.
Michael Corriero, a Judge on New York State's Court of Claims for the past fifteen years, has extensive and first hand experience dealing with wayward and violent children, both in the United States as youthful offenders and abroad as child soldiers. Since 1992 he has presided over Manhattan's Youth Part, a court charged with exclusively handling 13, 14 and 15 year old children charged with committing violent crimes as adults under New York's "Juvenile Offender" law. Additionally, Judge Corriero has traveled abroad to work on issues concerning legal reconstruction and reconciliation, especially pertaining to children and child soldiers. in 2002 he journeyed to Sierra Leone in order to assist that war-ravaged nation's efforts to rebuild an effective legal system in the wake of civil war. While there, he devoted many of his efforts to the question of child soldiers and the best means of re-integrating them into mainstream society.
Before, his appointment to the Court of Claims, Judge Corriero served on New York State's Supreme Court from 1989 to 1990 and New York City's Criminal Court from 1980 to 1989. He received his law degree from St. John's University School of Law in 1967.
Judge Corriero's visit to CMC is jointly sponsored by the Athenaeum and the Center for the Study of the Holocaust, Genocide, and Human Riahts.
CMC'S 18th ANNUAL LECTURE COMMEMORATING THE BIRTHDAY OF MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
Revisiting the "Dream"
6:45 p.m. McKenna Auditorium
When an injustice has occurred, the victims don't look for the public official with the most credentials, or the preacher with the largest church. They just call Rev. Al and they know that he 'll do something about it.
-Rev. Jesse Jackson
For more than two decades Rev. Al Sharpton has played a major role in virtually every move for civil liberty, community empowerment and economic equality. As founder and president of the National Action Network (NAN), Rev. Sharpton heads an organization that fights for progressive, people-base social policies by providing extensive voter education and registration campaigns and economic support for small community businesses.
Recently, Sharpton signed a contract with Matrix Media, Ind., to produce and host a live daily talk program for the EBN Radio Network. He joined forces with former New York City Mayor Ed Koch and Harvard Law School professor Charles Ogletree to form "Second Chance," a program for non-violent felony offenders who have served their prison sentences. The project offers counseling and support for ex-convicts with non-violent records and is available to all without regard to race or gender.
Known as "The Wonder Boy Preacher," Rev. Sharpton was licensed and ordained by legendary Bishop F.D. Washington and was appointed Junior Pastor of the 5,000 member Washington Temple Congregation in Brooklyn.
Interested in politics since the age of 12, Rev. Sharpton has run for political office in several unsuccessful bids: as a candidate for the New York State Senate (1978); the U.S. Senate (1992 and 1994); the mayor of New York City (1997); and the U.S. Presidency (2004).
The 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. buffet reception will be held at the Athenaeum and attendance is by reservation only. The lecture will be held in McKenna Auditorium and is open to the public with seating on a first come basis.
The Claremont Colleges 2006 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Lecture
Redefining Post Civil Rights Activism: Empowering New Leaders
7:00 p.m. McConnell Auditorium, Pitzer College
After more than a decade in a practice that included criminal appellate and trial work and municipal government representation as a senior attorney for the city of Chicago, Cheryl I. Harris began her teaching career at Chicago-Kent College of Law. As National Co-Chair for the National Conference of Black Lawyers, Professor Harris developed expertise in international human rights, particularly concerning South Africa. She is the author of leading works in Critical Race Theory including the highly influential Harvard Law Review article Whiteness as Property (1993). Professor Harris is the recipient of the ACLU Foundation of Southern California 2005 Distinguished Professor Award for Civil Rights Education. Cheryl Harris is currently professor of law at UCLA.
Professor Harris' address begins at 7:00 p.m. in McConnell Auditorium at Pitzer College and is free and open to the public. Reservations are not needed to attend the lecture.
Emerging Military Intelligence Systems and Use of Army Aviation in the Global War on Terrorism
LUNCH 11:45 a.m. LECTURE 12:15 p.m.
As the United States enters its fifth year in its Global War on Terrorism, many insights and lessons learned have emerged in the areas of intelligence gathering and use of Army aviation in counter-insurgency operations. Colonel Mike Boardman (CMC '74), Director of the Army's Intelligence Electronic Warfare (IEW) Test Directorate, Fort Huachuca, AZ has served in a variety of key military intelligence command and staff assignments since he earned his degree in International Relations from CMC and was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in Military Intelligence via the CMC Army ROTC program in 1974. In 2002, Colonel Boardman served as the Director of Intelligence (J2) of Combined Joint Task Force 180 in Bagram, Afghanistan, the senior intelligence officer in theater focused on understanding, analyzing and finding Taliban and Al-Qaeda forces in Afghanistan and other locations throughout the world. In his current assignment, Colonel Boardman directs all final phase testing on emerging IEW systems that will be fielded to our Soldiers in the coming months and used in the GWOT. Colonel Boardman, while on active duty, also earned a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Willamette University, Salem, Oregon (1977) and a Master of Arts in International Security Studies at the Navy War College (1997).
Captain Alejo, a native of Bakersfield, California and 1996 graduate of California State University, Fresno and their Army ROTC program, is currently an Army Acquisition officer assigned to the Army's Intelligence Electronic Warfare (IEW) Test Directorate, Fort Huachuca, AZ as a Test Officer for Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Prior to his current assignment, Captain Alejo, an Apache attack helicopter pilot and Aviation Logistics officer, served as Aviation Platoon Leader and Company Commander in Iraq, assigned to the Army's 4th Infantry Division where he earned the Bronze Star and Air Medals for meritorious service in combat. Captain Alejo also served in Korea as an attack helicopter pilot and Scout Platoon Leader with the 6th Aviation Brigade (Attack) and in the Balkans with the Army's 3d Armored Cavalry Regiment as a key Squadron staff officer in the conduct of peacekeeping operations.
Colonel Boardman and Captain Alejo are sponsored by the CMC Army ROTC program. CMC hosts one of the oldest Army ROTC programs in the country with lineage that dates back to 1916 when it began as the Pomona College Army ROTC program.
The Interpersonal Effects of Emotions in Organizations: The Emotions as a Social Information (EASI) Model
LUNCH 11:45 a.m., LECTURE 12:15 p.m.
Gerben van Kleef is a young leadership scholar at the University of Amsterdam. Having won the 2005 bi-annual Best Dissertation Award of the International Association for Conflict Management for his work on the role of emotions in social conflict, he is now an assistant professor in the department of Social Psychology.
Having published chapters such as, "I Laughed, I Cried, I Settled: The Role of Emotions in Negotiation"(2004) his research revolves around the interpersonal effects of emotions and motivational processes in intergroup relations.
Dr. van Kleef's visit to CMC is sponsored by the Kravis Leadership Institute as part of a series demonstrating what leadership researchers do and providing models for research and theses.
The Open Society and the Open Mind
Robert Conquest argues that the culture of Law and Liberty embodied in the U.S. Constitution, and more generally in the political institutions of the English-speaking countries, is subject increasingly to distortion, misunderstanding, and, in effect, disruption by ideological thinking.
Anglo-American culture accepts that institutions grow on the soil of custom and tradition, and thus begets a philosophical, pluralist outlook. But the culture of the free society faces the temptation of ideology or theoretical simplification, which at worst produced and still produces the unfree society, and at best induces a narrowing of social and political consciousness. To resist this temptation and defend the open society and the open mind, history – a variety of histories from Russia to France, from England to India – must speak to us.
To make this argument in behalf of the free society, the Henry Salvatori Center for the Study of Individual Freedom in the Modern World is proud to welcome to the Athenaeum the distinguished writer and scholar Robert Conquest.
Conquest is the author of twenty hooks on Soviet history, politics, and international affairs, including The Great Terror: Stalin's Purge of the Thirties (1968), and most recently The Dragons of Expectation (2005). He has been literary editor of the London Spectator, has brought out seven volumes of poetry and one of literary criticism, edited the seminal New Lines anthologies, and published a verse translation of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's epic Prussian Nights: A Poem (1977). He has also published a science fiction novel and is joint author, with Kingsley Amis, of The Egyptologists (1968).
Educated at Winchester College, the University of Grenoble, and Magdalen College, Oxford, he was an exhibitioner in modern history and took his B.A. and M.A. degrees in politics, philosophy, and economics and his D. Litt. degree in Soviet history. Ile served through World War II in the British infantry and thereafter in His Majesty's Diplomatic Service.
In 1996 Conquest was named a Companion of the Order of St. Michael and St. George. His other awards and honors include the Order of the British Empire, the Jefferson Lectureship, tthe Richard Weaver Award for Scholary Letters, the Alexis de Tocqueville Award, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Politics Goes to the Movies
Why should students of politics go to the movies? Using clips from classic and contemporary films, Professor Pitney will argue that movies matter in several ways. First, they give us insight into the attitudes and assumptions of other times. Second, they sometimes affect the political agenda by dramatizing social issues. Third, they shape popular understanding of politics — and not always for the better. The movie screen is often full of myths and misinformation.
John J. Pitney, Jr. is the Roy P. Crocker Professor of American Politics at Claremont McKenna College. He is a graduate of Union College and holds Ph.D. in political science from Yale. He has served as a New York State Senate Legislative Fellow, and a Congressional Fellow of the American Political Science Association. He has also held several other positions in government and politics. He has taught at CMC since 1986, and has three times won the Glenn R. Huntoon Award for Superior Teaching. He has written for a variety of publications, and serves as a contributing editor for Reason magazine. He is the author of a book titled The Art of Political Warfare (2001) and is completing an introductory American government textbook with Professor Bessette. He is a coauthor of Reelpolitik: Political Ideologies in '30s and '40s Films (1998), and his work in this field provides a starting point for this presentation.
Antonin Scalia's Jurisprudence: Text and Tradition
Justice Antonin Scalia is an eloquent defender of textualism — an "original meaning" interpretive approach that accords primacy to the text and tradition of the Constitution or the statute being interpreted and that declares it is the duty of the judge to apply that text when it is clear or the specific legal tradition flowing from that text (i.e., what it meant to the society that adopted it) when it is not. He is an equally fierce critic of judicial activism and what he terms the "Living Constitution" — an interpretive approach that asserts that the meaning of a law "grows and changes from age to age, in order to meet the needs of a changing society" and that it is appropriate for the judge to "determine those needs and 'find' that changing law." Professor Rossum will explore Scalia's textualist approach to such key structural arrangements as separation of powers and federalism and to such key constitutional provisions as the free speech, press, and religious clauses of the First Amendment; the vaious criminal procedural provisions of Amendments Four through Eight, the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, and the right to privacy.
Ralph A. Rossum is the Director of the Rose Institute of State and Local Government and the Henry Salvatori Professor of American Constitutionalism at Claremont McKenna College. He earned his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and is the author or co-author of nine books (including American Constitutional Law (1983) —a two-volume work now in the sixth edition—and most recently Antonin Scalia's Jurisprudence: Text and Tradition (2006) and over 65 book chapters and articles in law reviews and professional journals. He was appointed by Secretary of Education Rod Paige as a member of the National Board of the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE) in the U.S. Department of Education, and he serves as chairman of the Council of Scholars and a member of the Board of Trustees of the American Academy of Liberal Education.
Reporting from the Middle East: Whose Truth?
New York Times reporter and former Jerusalem bureau chief James Bennet kicks off a series of Athenaeum lectures this semester by prominent members of the mass media on the problem of objectivity in news reporting. Bennet's talk will focus on the difficulty of reporting objectively – and of being perceived as reporting objectively – on issues that provoke sharply divided views of where the truth lies.
Mr. Bennet began his career in journalism at the Washington Monthly in 1988, researching the impact of foreign policy on press relations from 1989 to 1991. In 1994, Bennet joined the New York Times, covering New York crime, and in 1997 was named White House correspondent. In September of 2001, Bennet relocated to the Middle East, assuming the role of the New York Times Jerusalem bureau chief. During this time, Bennet reported on a broad span of politically sensitive issues related to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Documenting the antagonistic Palestinian-Jewish relationship and the internal strife of the Palestinian conflict from both sides, Bennet has an in-depth understanding of the underpinnings of the fifty-plus year conflict. In May of 2004 while he tried to cover a story, Bennet was the subject of an attempted kidnapping by Palestinians in Gaza.
In 1996 Bennet was named one of News Bio's "30 under 30," which recognized him as one of the thirty most influential journalists under the age of 30. Mr. Bennet has been political commentator for Fox News, Larry King Live and the Charlie Rose Report.
Politicization and American Corporate Governance
LUNCH 12:00 p.m. LECTURE 12:30 p.m.
Jonathan R. Macey, the Sam Harris Professor of Corporate Law, Corporate Finance, and Securities Law at Yale Law School, will visit the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum as the keynote speaker for the Boundaries of SEC Regulation conference that is sponsored by the Financial Economics Institute.
Professor Macey's presentation will focus on current issues related to corporate governance. He will discuss which corporate governance institutions are successful and which are not, while also addressing how regulation tends to favor the least effective corporate governance institutions, and to disfavor the most successful corporate governance institutions.
Following 13 years as the J. DuPratt White Professor of Law at Cornell Law School, Macey became the Sam Harris Professor of Corporate Law, Corporate Finance, and Securities Law at Yale in 2003. He is an established author whose work focuses on banking, capital markets, and corporate law and governance. His work includes the two volume treatise, Macey on Corporation Laws (1997), and he is the co-author of two leading casebooks, Corporations: Including Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies (2003), and Banking Law and Regulation (1992).
Since 1998, he has served on the Legal Advisory Committee of the NYSE Board of Directors, and he currently sits on the editorial hoards of the Journal of Banking and Finance and Journal of Financial Crime. Macey received an A.B. from Harvard University and his J.D. from Yale Law School. Professor Macey's lecture is part of the Financial Economics Speaker Series.
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Will Radiation Therapy Cause My Hair to Fall Out?
Only patients who get radiation to the scalp or the brain may have hair loss. Others won't. If you do have hair loss, it will usually occur suddenly and come out in clumps. In most cases, the hair will grow back after therapy stops, but it may be thinner or have a different texture.
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About Keb' Mo'
This Skilled Bluesman is a Mainstay on the Music Scene (Updated November 28, 2012)
Skilled bluesman Kevin Moore, -- known by the stage name Keb' Mo' -- is a Grammy Award winning artist from Los Angeles currently residing in Nashville, Tennessee. The moniker "Keb Mo" was coined by his original drummer, and later picked up by his record label as a 'street talk' version of his given name.
An accomplished guitarist at an early age, Keb' Mo' was heavily influenced by gospel, folk, rock, jazz, pop and other genres of music. He started his career in a calypso band, but played mostly blues through the 1970s and 80s as part of a R&B outfit later hired for a tour by Papa John Creach. As a result, Keb' Mo' played on three of Creach's albums and opened for the likes of Jefferson Starship, Mahavishnu Orchestra and Loggins & Messina.
Keb' Mo' cut his first solo album, "Rainmaker," in 1980. The record label promptly folded, however, and it would be another 14 years before he officially put that early debut in his rearview mirror. A self-titled album bowed in 1994 and featured two Robert Johnson covers, "Come On In My Kitchen" and "Kind Hearted Woman Blues." His second album, "Just Like You," won Keb' Mo' his first Grammy Award.
With 13 albums to his name, including two with live recordings and one released as part of the series "The Blues," the artist continues to divide his time between film projects and music. He is heralded for live shows that often include electric, acoustic and resonator guitars, including a red custom Fender Stratocaster and a Red Hamer guitar with Gibson P-100 pickups. His latest shows have included Les Falconer on drums, Vail Johnson on bass guitar and Michael Hicks playing keyboards and organ.
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Keb' Mo' Tour Dates 2015
date city state venue 05/24/2015 Dallas TX The Kessler 05/23/2015 Dallas TX The Kessler Theater 05/22/2015 The Woodlands TX Dosey Doe 05/21/2015 New Orleans LA Tipitinas 05/20/2015 Lafayette LA Acadiana Center for the Arts 05/02/2015 Athens GA Georgia Theatre 05/01/2015 Chattanooga TN Track 29 04/30/2015 Asheville NC The Orange Peel 04/29/2015 Rocky Mount VA Harvester Performance Center 04/06/2015 Sydney Nsw Oxford Art Factory 03/16/2015 Easton MD Avalon Theatre 03/15/2015 Easton MD Avalon Theatre 03/14/2015 New York NY B.B. King Blues Club & Grill 03/13/2015 New York NY B.B. King Blues Club & Grill 03/12/2015 South Orange NJ South Orange Performing Arts Center 03/11/2015 Collingswood NJ Scottish Rite Auditorium 03/01/2015 Hartford CT Infinity Hall Hartford 02/28/2015 Westbury NY The Space at Westbury 02/27/2015 Tarrytown NY Tarrytown Music Hall 02/26/2015 State College PA State Theatre 02/25/2015 Alexandria VA Birchmere Music Hall 01/31/2015 Skokie IL North Shore Center for the Performing Arts 01/30/2015 Saint Louis MO Sheldon Concert Hall 01/29/2015 Cincinnati OH Taft Theatre 01/28/2015 Lexington KY Lexington Opera House 01/27/2015 Bloomington IN Buskirk-Chumley Theater 01/04/2015 Boulder CO Boulder Theater 01/03/2015 Park City UT Eccles Center for the Performing Arts
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date city state venue 11/15/2014 Savannah GA Lucas Theatre 11/14/2014 Knoxville TN Bijou Theatre 11/13/2014 Robinsonville MS Horseshoe Casino 11/04/2014 Baton Rouge LA Varsity Theatre 11/03/2014 Jackson MS Duling Hall 11/02/2014 Mobile AL Saenger Theatre 10/11/2014 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 10/11/2014 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 09/19/2014 Atlanta GA Atlanta Botanical Garden 09/18/2014 Durham NC Carolina Theatre 09/17/2014 Charlotte NC Knight Theater 09/16/2014 Greenville SC Peace Center 08/30/2014 Houston TX House of Blues - Houston 08/29/2014 Austin TX Stubbs BBQ 08/28/2014 Dallas TX House of Blues Dallas 08/26/2014 Birmingham AL Jemison Concert Hall 08/24/2014 Kansas City MO Voodoo Lounge 08/23/2014 Saint Charles IL Arcada Theater 08/22/2014 Louisville KY Mercury Ballroom 08/21/2014 Northfield OH Hard Rock Rocksino - Northfield Park 08/20/2014 Grand Rapids MI Frederik Meijer Gardens 07/29/2014 Amsterdam North Sea Jazz Club 07/28/2014 Paris New Morning 07/23/2014 Karlsruhe Baden-wurttemberg Tollhaus 07/20/2014 Darmstadt HE Centralstation 07/15/2014 London Lnd Union Chapel 06/18/2014 Stuttgart Baden-wurttemberg Schlossplatz 06/08/2014 West Palm Beach FL Lafayettes Music Room 06/07/2014 Orlando FL Plaza Live (SOLD OUT) 06/06/2014 Orlando FL Plaza Theatre 06/05/2014 Clearwater FL Capitol Theatre 05/19/2014 San Diego CA Humphreys Concerts by the Bay 05/16/2014 Tucson AZ Rialto Theatre 05/15/2014 Mesa AZ Mesa Arts Center 05/14/2014 Los Angeles CA The Grammy Museum 05/13/2014 Santa Barbara CA Lobero Theatre 05/10/2014 Grass Valley CA The Center for the Arts Grass Valley 05/09/2014 Napa CA Uptown Theatre Napa 05/07/2014 Saratoga CA Carriage House Theatre - Saratoga 05/06/2014 Modesto CA Gallo Center for the Arts 05/05/2014 Grants Pass OR Rogue Theatre 05/03/2014 Pullman WA Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum 05/02/2014 Richmond BC River Rock Casino Resort 05/01/2014 Victoria BC Alix Goolden Performance Hall 04/30/2014 Portland OR Aladdin Theater 04/12/2014 Middletown OH Dave Finkelman Auditorium 04/11/2014 Evanston IL SPACE 04/10/2014 Milwaukee WI Pabst Theater 04/09/2014 Madison WI Barrymore Theatre 04/07/2014 Minneapolis MN Guthrie Theater 04/05/2014 Glenside PA Keswick Theatre 04/04/2014 Virginia Beach VA Sandler Center for the Performing Arts 04/03/2014 North Bethesda MD Music Center at Strathmore 04/02/2014 New York NY B.B. King Blues Club & Grill 03/30/2014 Millville NJ Levoy Theatre 03/29/2014 New London CT Garde Arts Center 03/28/2014 Ithaca NY State Theatre of Ithaca 03/27/2014 Morristown NJ Mayo Performing Arts Center 03/26/2014 Harrisburg PA Whitaker Center 03/22/2014 Boston MA Wilbur Theatre 03/21/2014 Norwalk CT Norwalk Concert Hall 03/20/2014 Albany NY The Egg 03/19/2014 Lebanon NH Lebanon Opera House 03/16/2014 Burlington VT Flynn Center for the Performing Arts 03/15/2014 Niagara Falls NY Bears Den At Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel 03/14/2014 Toronto ON Massey Hall 03/13/2014 Royal Oak MI Royal Oak Music Theatre 03/12/2014 Royal Oak MI Royal Oak Music Theatre 03/09/2014 Nashville TN Studio Gallery at Fontanel 03/01/2014 Boulder CO Boulder Theater 02/28/2014 Aspen CO Wheeler Opera House 02/26/2014 Durango CO Fort Lewis College 02/22/2014 Bellingham WA Mount Baker Theatre 02/21/2014 Edmonds WA Edmonds Center for the Arts 02/20/2014 Eugene OR Jaqua Concert Hall - The Shedd 02/11/2014 Columbia MO Jesse Auditorium 02/09/2014 Iowa City IA Englert Theatre 02/08/2014 Glen Ellyn IL McAninch Arts Center 02/06/2014 Lexington KY Lexington Opera House 01/30/2014 Clearwater FL Capitol Theatre 01/29/2014 Ponte Vedra Beach FL Ponte Vedra Concert Hall 01/28/2014 Stuart FL Lyric Theatre 01/28/2014 Stuart FL Lyric Theatre 01/06/2014 Nashville TN Studio Gallery at Fontanel
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Keb' Mo' Tour Dates 2010
date city state venue 08/19/2010 Alexandria VA Birchmere Music Hall 08/18/2010 Alexandria VA Birchmere Music Hall 08/05/2010 Beaver Creek CO Vilar Performing Arts Center 07/16/2010 Napa CA Uptown Theatre Napa 06/26/2010 Bridgeview IL Toyota Park 06/12/2010 Rochester NY Eastman Theatre 03/11/2010 Tucson AZ Rialto Theatre 02/27/2010 New Orleans LA House of Blues New Orleans 02/26/2010 Houston TX House of Blues - Houston 02/20/2010 Atlanta GA Variety Playhouse 02/19/2010 Nashville TN Ryman Auditorium 01/17/2010 Malibu CA Smothers Theatre 01/16/2010 Cerritos CA Cerritos Center 01/14/2010 San Jaun Capistrano CA The Coach House Concert Hall
Keb' Mo' Tour Dates 2009
date city state venue 11/21/2009 Oakland CA Paramount Theatre Of Oakland 11/18/2009 Salt Lake City UT The Depot 11/17/2009 Denver CO Paramount Theatre 11/13/2009 Chicago IL House of Blues 11/12/2009 Kalamazoo MI Kalamazoo State Theatre 11/11/2009 Ann Arbor MI Michigan Theater 11/07/2009 Glenside PA Keswick Theatre 11/05/2009 Englewood NJ Bergen Performing Arts Center 11/03/2009 Ridgefield CT Ridgefield Playhouse 11/02/2009 Princeton NJ McCarter Theatre Center 10/30/2009 Greensburg PA Palace Theatre (Greensburg) 10/29/2009 Red Bank NJ Count Basie Theatre 10/27/2009 Alexandria VA Birchmere Music Hall 10/21/2009 New York NY New York Marriott Marquis Hotel 10/15/2009 Montreal QC Metropolis


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Even when we are talking about women empowerment and the advancement of women in all the spheres, crimes towards women is increasing. In everyday newspaper, you can find many news that are associated with rape attempt or rape and murder of women. The new trend is that the weaker session of the society, let it be kids, women or aged people are under the threat of attack for sexual harassment or for theft. It is not a simple thing, the crime rate is increasing to such a level, that it can be you or somebody in your family to face such attacks. These morons who are so into attacking weaklings should be dealt in intense way. It is suggested for the women, kids and aged people to carry pepper spray guns and such self defense measures with them so that they can easily overcome such unexpected attacks. Pepper spray guns are becoming much popular in the form of self defense equipment. There are many benefits offered by them which makes them appealing choice by most of the people.
No Threat to Life
When you are using pepper spray guns, you are actually spraying some inflammatory agent which can lead to the inflammation of the eyes of the individual on whom you sprayed it and also can cause difficulty in breathing. This is a good way through which you can bring the attacking person into such a condition that he or she cannot harm you or do anything to your property. If you could focus well and shot right in the eyes of the opponent, then it can make the person be in a state that he cannot find anything around. These guns can also bring the standing individual to knees and make it impossible for breathing naturally. This can cause all the uncomfortable feelings to them but without any trouble to life.
Disables Attacker
Effects caused by pepper spray can be based on spray's strength. It is capable of disabling attacker about 30 minutes so that you can get adequate time for moving away from the place, informing police and let them further handle the issue.
Can Handle Attacker from a Distance
Pepper spray guns can be used for handling attacker who is in a distance of about 18 – 20 feet away from you. This can really help you in getting more confidence. You can handle the attacker from distance and so you can stay alone in any place you like without any problems. There is no need for you to have any kind of special training in using pepper spray guns. This can make it comfortable and confident when you are alone. You can use it in anyone whom you think is approaching you with a negative notion.
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Best Way to Disable Attacker Fast
It is the most easier and handy way available through which you can disable the attacker. You need to just spray it on your attacker and you can get him disabled very fast and in effective manner. There is no need to be afraid of the consequences of hurting someone as it is only going to make him disabled for about 30 minutes maximum and is not at all threatening to life. There is no need for having training to use this. Even if you are person with bad aim, you can distract the attacker and can escape from the scene of attack.


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At 11.40pm on the night of 14 April 1912, en route to New York and on her maiden voyage, the RMS Titanic struck the iceberg that would ultimately lead to her sinking less than 3 hours later. At around 2.20am on the morning of 15 April, RMS Titanic disappeared beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean, a disaster that resulted in the loss of more than 1,500 lives, almost two-thirds of the people on board. In this centenary year, this website is dedicated to their memory.
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There is a great deal of in-depth coverage of the Titanic story on the web, much excellent, some fanciful. This site is designed to provide a quick and simple snapshot of some of the key facts and figures in the life and loss of this great ship. I hope you find something of value here.
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269.1 - the length of the Titanic in metres (882 feet 9 inches).
825 - the amount of coal used per day, in tonnes.
10,000 - the approximate number of lamp bulbs used on the ship.
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2 - the number of workers killed during the build.
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40,000 - the number of fresh eggs in the ship's provisions.
1,000 - the number of bottles of wine taken aboard.
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20 - the number of lifeboats she actually carried.
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-2 - the temperature of the sea water in centigrade.
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Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 2:00 am
Post subject: How do you feel about "Extras" pages?
I had been planning on creating an "Extras" page that could have some freebie goodies on it; wallpapers and such. I've always been terrible at wallpaper designs though, so I decided to look around and see if I could get some other ideas.
And I'm not sure why I hadn't realized it before, but a lot of the bigger webcomics I read don't even have Extras pages. The smaller ones I follow sometimes do, but they usually just have a few wallpapers or "Comic soon!" on them.
So I'm starting to wonder if I should even bother. My time may be better spent coming up with ideas for things to put in a shop. I really like the idea of an Extras page, so I'm a little sad to just toss that aside, but it doesn't look like it's worth doing (especially with limited daylight to burn).
So what do you guys think? Do you have Extras pages? If you don't, have you considered them? And if you do, what do you put on yours?
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I can't comment on the full range of whatever "extras" are, but wallpapers...not something that draws my attention.
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Yeah, which is why I was hoping to come up with more ideas. I think wallpapers are a good start but it's a bit disappointing if that's all there is.
I've seen some people with big fantasy comics put maps of the world, beastiaries, or explainations of how the magic works in their world. But I'm planning on explaining all the important stuff right in the comic and I don't think I need any of that.
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I was specifically asked by a reader to have a reference page for the magic system, world building, etc. I enjoy having a bit of reading material to reference back to if the comic is longform, in case I forget things, so that's generally what I want on an extras page. Wallpapers don't really lure me in.
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I never really thought of having an extras page. Good idea though. How about avatars for message boards? Facebook covers? It all obviously has to be visual. What else can we come up with?
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Huh. My first thought when I saw this topic was, "Geez, an Extras Page would be a lot of work for not a lot of reward." And then I looked at my site again and saw that I already had one.
So, it appears I use my
Extras Page
as a catch-all for anything I've posted over the years that isn't an actual comic page. This includes Fan Art, holiday-themed posts, sketches, and a series of "the History of Galaxion" type posts. I don't really plan stuff to put there. I just slot things in to an appropriate category when I have new art to add.
Does it provide much value to readers? Good question. I figure it's just there if anyone wants it.
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JohnK wrote:
I never really thought of having an extras page. Good idea though. How about avatars for message boards? Facebook covers? It all obviously has to be visual. What else can we come up with?
Ooh, Facebook covers are a good idea.
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Huh. My first thought when I saw this topic was, "Geez, an Extras Page would be a lot of work for not a lot of reward." And then I looked at my site again and saw that I already had one.
Haha! Yeah, obviously I'm not expecting much return out of it. I've always just liked freebies so I'd like to be able to give a little more if I can.
Plus, if someone sees their friend using an avatar from my comic, they may ask where it came from.
But yeah, I guess one of my questions is how much value do the readers get out of extras pages.
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I had one but then the whole site got wiped or something due to a comicpress or wordpress update... so now I don't have it anymore. Not worth the work that I need to put into it, and nobody really cared to begin with (I think).
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I do have an Extras page, which is actually a menu for fan art, banners and gifts.
Fan art is pretty self explanatory; banners is my exchange banners collection in case someone ever wants to actually use one, and gifts include all the multimedia, right now I have postcards and extended versions of the characters, but I intend to put FB covers, avatars and the such.
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I wouldn't worry about an Extras page unless you already have some stuff people might want (or just stuff you want to post : P), and nowhere else to put it.
Also, if you're gonna do one make sure it's something you're prepared to update now and then, because obviously neglected and far out of date Extras pages are sad little things.
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Hmm, that's a good point. Something like an Extras page would be easy to neglect if I decide to make specific content for it.
Thanks for the input guys, I have a lot to think about now.
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Personally I use my Extras page the same way as Ttallan-- to collect things related to the comic that aren't actually pages. I don't see its upkeep as being extra work for me (aside I guess from the couple of minutes it takes me to add new content to it every couple of weeks), more as having a public page on which to collect all the comic-related stuff I or other people are making anyway. My creative process for the comic tends to result in all sorts of extraneous illustrations and doodles that might be of interest to people reading the comic, and sharing them seems like a natural next step-- but for someone whose creative process doesn't involve the generation of so much extra stuff, I suppose forcing yourself to make that content might not work out so well. In the end, the Extras page isn't a necessary part of the site the way the comic archives and navigation are; you shouldn't feel obligated to put work into it if you don't feel rewarded by the outcome.
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Having an "Extras" page is a fun way to promote your Webcomic. I just may put one up myself. For now, I just have a "ramblings" category.
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They're handy if your comic is a worldbuild-y type. It's gotten to the point where I'm only putting barebones stuff there, though. I've got a lot of supplemental material, but I'm going to be turning those into art books and ebooks.
But yeah, wallpapers never did anything for me.
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Extras pages are useful for some kinds of webcomics, but most probably can go without them. For TM&TG, there's a huge amount of background material that I created and rely upon to keep it coherent. I won't be putting more than a tiny fraction of that online for readers until the appropriate time because it could ruin the mystery of "What's Going To Happen Next?". I don't want to scare readers with an encyclopaedia about the whole universe either because it would give the impression that it's too complicated.
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Anna Simonelli and Madison Rutledge handle a frozen fish during a Young Life game at Trinity Lutheran College on Feb. 25. Everett High School students were divided into upperclassmen and lower classmen to see who could pass the fish the fastest.
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Cameron Blas (left) and Cooper James help blindfolded Young Life student Emily Godfrey feel mystery substances during a special "Fear Factor" edition of Young Life at Trinity Lutheran College in downtown Everett on Feb. 25. Godfrey and two other students had to guess the contents of each bag, which ranged from grapes to a live mouse.
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Guitarist Jonathan Hayes sings and plays worship music during a Feb. 25 Young Life meeting at Trinity Lutheran College in downtown Everett.
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Elizabeth Marshall speaks to Young Life students during a Feb. 25 meeting at Trinity Lutheran College in downtown Everett. Marshall is an adult leader for the Everett High School Young Life community and has been volunteering for almost 10 years.
The faith group counts about 50 active members at the high school. Activities are centered around games, music and talking about life and Christianity.
Young Life aims to be a safe place for young people, with mentors, leadership opportunities and summer camps, said Justin Schaeffer, a local volunteer leader.
The chapter celebrated its 50th anniversary with a party a few weeks ago at the Everett Yacht Club. About 80 people attended, from all the generations involved, Schaeffer said.
They played music, sang songs and performed traditional Young Life skits, he said.
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One attendee was Peter Jensen, 79, a local Young Life founder and retired teacher.
Jensen was a Young Life leader for nearly 20 years.
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"We just felt like kids really ought to have a chance to take a look at the Christian faith," he said.
The group had a rocky start and took a while to grow, he said. Programs blossomed. Everyone had fun.
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The summer camps made memories, too.
"We had a lot of conversations about what life was all about," Jensen said. "You get a chance to get a week away from your normal life and just think about what life is all about out, from a Christian perspective."
The same is true now, said Schaeffer, 26.
"My Christian faith started with Young Life in high school, and I just kind of fell in love with the way Young Life interacts with people and presents the gospel and has a good time and really focuses on, I think, the important things in life," he said.
Young Life is a good resource for kids who don't come from religious families or who are struggling in life, Schaeffer said.
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Jeff Huber, of Everett, is the area director of Young Life for west Snohomish County, including Everett, Mill Creek and Mukilteo.
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Bullying can happen anywhere. It can happen in person, online, or behind your back. But there are some groups that are at higher risk.
Erin Reiney is the Director of Injury and Violence Prevention at the Health Resources and Service's Administration (HRSA) Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB). She leads HRSA's Bullying Prevention efforts, and serves as project officer for the MCHB Sudden Unexpected Infant Death (SUID) Resource Center Consortium and the Children's Safety Network National Resource Center....Continue ReadingPosted in Prevention
Posted: December 20, 2012
Our recent Stop Bullying Video Challenge and our ongoing Ad Council "Be More than a Bystander" campaign are helping to promote the message that it is up to all of us to stand up against bullying, even if we are not personally involved.
Newly published research in Children and Youth Services Review shows just how important being the one who stands up is in encouraging others to ... Continue ReadingPosted in Specific Groups
Posted: December 12, 2012
Nikki Allinson is a great example of how some students who have been bullied can turn their experience into a passion for helping others. Nikki, currently 23 years old, experienced bullying in middle school and is now an advocate and leader for the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a non-profit organization working to reduce biased-based bullying in schools.
Nikki's story begins in middle school, where she said that her peers lacked an understanding about her Jewish heritage. When she asked for a day off from ... Continue ReadingPosted in Profiles/Voices from the Field
Posted: December 3, 2012
Youth from around the country and those overseas in U.S. Department of Defense schools, aged 13 to 18 years, took our challenge and submitted almost 900 entries for the 2012 StopBullying.gov Video Challenge!
The Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention have worked our way through all the creative videos and screened them for eligibility based on the challenge rules. We ranked each of the eligible videos according to the published criteria, and considered feedback from our technical advisors:Filmmaker Lee Hirsch; Alice Cahn from Cartoon ... Continue ReadingPosted in Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention


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. . . Wittgenstein went soft and woolly. . . .
. . . which resulted in much in today's take on linguistics and cognitive psychology. My problem with you is that you lied to this forum about Wittgenstein and what he repudiated. You are not to be trusted.
Those are fighting words. I have not lied about anything here, to my knowledge.
I have my own take on Wittgenstein, of course, and this may be unorthodox in parts. Certainly a lot of people found the later Wittgenstein much more congenial than the earlier, and for good reason, since the spin-offs from his fragments (and that is all they ever were, just reams and reams of bits of paper with remarks on them, a few of which he assembled into the Philosophical Investigations and the remainder of which were picked over by his disciples after his death) were as you say, today's standard views on many issues in linguistics and cognitive psychology. I have certainly not lied about how many mathematicians react to his later work, and this for me colors the likely value of the rest.
Wittgenstein repudiated his earlier views only in the sense that he saw them as an illusion. But he saw every systematic view as an illusion! He just sank into a swamp of relativism and fragmented insights. Lots of good stuff there, of course, as some philosophers have found, such as my former research supervisor Crispin Wright (who wrote a book on Wittgenstein's philosophy of mathematics) - but with the best will in the world (so to speak) I found nothing there that I could really get my hands on as a contribution to understanding mathematical praxis.
Please retract your offensive statement.