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The Council that convenes the Parliament of the World's Religions is faced with an enormous one-time financial challenge we must immediately overcome to continue to exist. By April 13, 2013, we can raise the $150,000 needed to go on.
In just two days, generous gifts granted through our fundraising site on CauseVox and direct commitments have totaled more than $35,000.
CPWR Executive Director Dr. Mary Nelson says each Board Trustee is meeting equal fundraising goals through personal outreach. By helping us meet this challenge, the Board of Trustees can free the Parliament to carry on the mission of creating peace in the world through interfaith harmony by:
- Convening the next Parliament event
- Widening our connections and keep encouraging local interfaith event
- Celebrating our deep 120 year history
- Honoring our leaders and MOVE FORWARD TO A FUTURE WITH HOPE
"Our problem started when a bomber attacked Madrid just weeks before the 2004 Barcelona Parliament," says Mary Nelson. To explain further why the Parliament is acting fast, Nelson continues,
A last-minute loan became necessary to carry out the event. But a life changing Barcelona Parliament was held, bringing people together to overcome fear through interfaith action.
Why now? A Spanish court judgment of $276,600 against the Parliament slowly came to the U.S. Courts. On March 21, 2013, the U.S. court upheld the debt against the Parliament. We were advised we had at least three months, but court papers served last week gave us until April 17,2013.
The CPWR Board met and said we dare to do the impossible; the work of the Parliament must go on. To protect the celebration of our 120th Anniversary this year, we had raised $126,600 in our earlier efforts. The need now is $150,000 more.
In a few short days, by internet, direct solicitation, Board efforts, we have an additional $35,000 in hand. And we've just started. You can help make the difference.
Reasons to donate are many and personal, but the hundreds stepping in already have shared that the Parliament:
- "…teaches tolerance"
- "…is a vehicle for peace in the world,"
- "…was the highlight of my life."
Tony Blair Foundation
Melbourne Parliament, 2009
Meeting Mexico, Parliament Board Convenes in Guadalajara
By Andras Corban-Arthen
CPWR Board Trustee Emeritus
In mid-February, a delegation from the CPWR returned to Guadalajara, México for further conversations with our partners from the Carpe Diem Foundation there, as well as with government officials and business leaders, to further explore the possibility of holding the next Parliament of the World's Religions in that city. As part of this visit, the spring meeting of the Council's board of trustees was held in Guadalajara, so that the trustees would have the opportunity to experience the city first-hand.
The CPWR delegation enjoyed a very educational tour of Guadalajara's historical district, featuring bustling streets, charming plazas and gorgeous 16th century colonial buildings. The tour included visits to the Hospicio Cabañas, an early-19th-century orphanage sprawling over two full city blocks, which has recently been completely renovated; and the Basilica of Our Lady of Zapopan, the second most important shrine to the Virgin Mary in México (every 12th of October, over 2 million people take to the streets to accompany the image of the virgin, on foot, for an 8 km. pilgrimage from her temporary residence in the Cathedral downtown to her permanent home in the Basilica).
The trustees also listened to a very interesting presentation by the Secretary of Public Security of the state of Jalisco, who put in perspective some of the U.S. media's sensationalized accounts regarding drug-cartel related violence in México, and offered us some welcome reassurances about Guadalajara's safety.
The visit concluded with a celebratory get-together at Carpe Diem's colorful headquarters, where the trustees had a chance to meet with representatives of many different spiritual communities from Guadalajara.
Joint Statement About Brussels 2014
The Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions and the Parliament of the World's Religions Brussels 2014 regretfully announce that, due to the European financial crisis, it has not been possible to raise the necessary funds to hold the 2014 Parliament. The two organizations look forward to exploring other potential joint projects. Separately, the Council is pursuing options for the next Parliament with other interested and qualified cities.
CPWR Chair Named One of the World's Most Influential Muslims
Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid, chairman of the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions, was cited in the latest issue of "The Muslim 500: The World's Most Influential Muslims" for his efforts to raise awareness and understanding about faith and social issues.
The widely viewed publication from the Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre, an independent research entity based in Amman, is a comprehensive study of global Muslim leadership in 14 categories including politics, religion, business, science, arts, media, sports, philanthropy and social issues. Imam Mujahid was included on the list for the first time. He is one of eight Americans identified as leaders in the category of Social Issues.
The report credited Imam Mujahid with a range of contributions including his work with broadcast media and his organizing efforts as the former chairman of the Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago and his current role as chairman of the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions. Imam Mujahid, an award-winning author, is the president of Sound Vision in Chicago, which offers multimedia Islamic teaching materials. He is also the executive producer of Chicago's Radioislam.com and the host of a daily one hour talk program on WCEV 1450 AM.
"His development of the Radio Islam nightly talk show in Chicago is not only a source of support for Muslims, but an important educational link to non-Muslims in the greater Chicago area," according to "The Muslim 500" publication. "Mujahid speaks with eloquence not only about the destructiveness of Islamophobia but also of the need for all people to come together in a spirit of justice and peace."
The Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions, based in Chicago, is an international, non-sectarian, non-profit organization, established in 1988 to host the 1993 Parliament of the World's Religions. Since the historic 1893 Parliament in Chicago, modern Parliaments have been held in Chicago (1993), Cape Town (1999), Barcelona (2004) and Melbourne (2009). These periodic Parliament events are the world's oldest and largest interreligious gatherings. The next Parliament is expected to draw more than 10,000 religious leaders, scholars, theologians, worshippers, observers and journalists to the city of Brussels in 2014.
Guadalajara Publishes Online Magazine for 2014 Bid
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, one of three cities bidding to host the 2014 Parliament of the World's Religions, recently published an online magazine to support their bid.
AITHER – LA REVISTA, features an entire issue dedicated to the question "Why Guadalajara?" and highlights the recent visit of the site selection team from the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions.
Click here to view the magazine
The three bid cities for the 2014 Parliament are Brussels, Belgium; Guadalajara, Mexico; and Dallas/Fort Worth, USA.
International Society for Krishna Consciousness Bids for 2014
From ISKON
The next meeting of one of the biggest interfaith gatherings in the world, the Parliament of the World's Religions, could be hosted in Brussels, Belgium in 2014—and an ISKCON devotee is front and center in the bidding process.
ISKCON's European Communications Director Mahaprabhu Dasa goes back 117 years to explain how it came to this.
"The Parliament of the World's Religions was first held in Chicago in 1893 as part of a large fair called the World Columbian Exposition," he says. "An historic event, it was the first major meeting between leaders and thinkers of both western and eastern religious traditions, and is now seen as the birth of formal interreligious dialogue worldwide."
But it wasn't until 1993, when the City of Chicago decided to celebrate the Parliament's 100th anniversary by having an academic conference, that it became a regular occurrence.
"As they planned it, it developed into a popular event that drew over 8,000 people from many religious communities," Mahaprabhu explains. "The organizers decided not to wait another 100 years to hold the next one. So they held another in Cape Town, South Africa in 1999."
After this, the Parliament was established as an event that was held every five years. The next two, held in Barcelona, Spain in 2004, and in Melbourne, Australia in 2009, were similar successes.
"Since the first four had been held in America, Africa, Europe, and Australasia respectively, I was sure the fifth would be held in Asia, the only remaining populated continent," Mahaprabhu says. "So I began to campaign for Delhi as a candidate. But when I returned to ISKCON's Radhadesh community in Belgium, several friends of mine who had attended previous Parliaments—including a Rabbi from the Jewish group Lubavitch-Chabad—contacted me and said, 'Why not have it in Brussels?' They expected that I might be able to get the ball rolling because of my connections in the interfaith world."
Whatever his position, however, and whichever city wins the bid, Mahaprabhu is all set to help increase awareness and plan the involvement of devotees from all over the world.
"ISKCON Communications and other ISKCON representatives have attended all four Parliaments so far," says Mahaprabhu. "We had an especially good presence in Barcelona—there was an ISKCON Communications stand handing out free brochures, and a "temple shop" selling devotional and cultural products. ISKCON guru Sivarama Swami did a presentation on Hungary's eco-village project Krishna Valley, ISKCON Deity Worship Minister Krishna Ksetra Dasa participated in a panel conference, and one devotee did a cooking course. We also performed a fire sacrifice, or yajna, and held our traditional temple morning program."
ISKCON's participation in the Melbourne conference, however, was minimal, and Mahaprabhu hopes that its presence can be brought to a much higher level for the next Parliament in 2014.
"We really need to plan it well in advance, and to convince ISKCON leaders of its importance and receive their support," he says. "It's important for us to be present and to contribute in a positive way, because the Parliament—although still in its pioneer phase—is set to become a major interfaith event. For instance, last year it received heavy coverage by the media and a White House delegation even attended. So we would like to have ISKCON's most talented leaders, thinkers and academics from around the world making proposals for workshops, conferences and presentations."
Desmond Tutu to Retire
From CNN
South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu announced Thursday he will retire from public life in October, when he turns 79 years old.
"Instead of growing old gracefully, at home with my family — reading and writing and praying and thinking — too much of my time has been spent at airports and in hotels," the Nobel laureate said in a statement.
"The time has now come to slow down, to sip Rooibos tea with my beloved wife in the afternoons, to watch cricket, to travel to visit my children and grandchildren, rather than to conferences and conventions and university campuses," he said.
Tutu, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, formally retired as Archbishop of Cape Town in 1996.
But by then he was already chairing South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission, a public inquiry into the crimes of the country's apartheid regime. He retired from that position in 1998.
Since then, Tutu has continued to travel the world, lecturing and advocating for various causes.
Guadalajara Accepts Bid For 2014 Parliament
From Informador.com
The Council for a Parliament of World Religions determined that the city will compete to host the religious event.
As anticipated this article, two other cities that also seek to be the seat of Parliament and whose last edition took place in Melbourne, Australia, in late 2009 are Brussels, Belgium, and Dallas, Texas, two cities that have been accepted for candidacy.
During the official announcement, Rev. Ficca also said that in seeking the seat, the Perla Tapatia seeks to become a player in the religious movements. "The hospitality and warmth of its people," said Ficca, make our city the center of culture and spirituality of Mexico, a strong contender to win the seat of Parliament.
Dirk Ficca reiterated that the Parliament of World Religions is not official representatives of any religious congregation and does not take any political stance.
Bid City Holds First Press Conference
DALLAS , TX – On the eve of scheduled picketing of a number of religious organizations, the DFW Interfaith Coalition will hold a news conference taking a stand for building bridges of peace and highlighting Dallas-Fort Worth as an official bid city for the 2014 Parliament of the World's Religions (PWR). The news conference will take place tomorrow, Thursday, July 8, 10:30 a.m., at Dealey Plaza , Houston and Elm Streets. It will feature a solidarity pledge for understanding of different religious and spiritual traditions while promoting interreligious dialogue.
"The issues facing North Texas, the US and the world are so complex and multi-layered, that we can no longer look to one group, organization or even arena to move us forward," said Rev. Weldes. "We must all learn to work, collaborate, and operate together, and since religion can be such a seriously divisive issue, it can also be the best place to start bringing people together. A deepening awareness of the international inter-religious movement will continue to strengthen the relationships between the diverse elements of DFW's population."
"Our effort to bring the Parliament of the World's Religions (PWR) to Dallas focuses showcasing Dallas and its diversity, on building bridges among religions, spiritual, academic, political, business and non-profit sectors of our community, seeking to bring everyone to the table of dialogue, so that creative and multi-faceted conversation can be had," says DFW Interfaith Coalition vice-chair Rev. Dr. Petra Weldes. "We have significant issues facing our community, and an interreligious dialogue meaningfully engages people on all sides of the conversation in a significant way."
Rev. Weldes will issue the solidarity pledge, which honors all religious and spiritual traditions, at the news conference which will also feature singers Lainey Bernstein, who will sing, "There's a Healing Going On," and Rev. Eric Folkerth. Those in attendance will be asked to sign petitions supporting the coalition's efforts to bring the 2014 Parliament to Dallas-Ft. Worth.
The Council for the Parliament of the World's Religions' (CPWR) mission promotes inter-religious harmony, rather than unity, an approach enriched by the particularities of each tradition. Its goal is a just, peaceful and sustainable world where religious and cultural fears and hatreds are replaced with understanding and respect based on mutual values, and the earth and all life are cherished, protected, healed and restored for the common good. CPWR holds a PWR every five years. More than 6,000 people attended the December 2009 PWR in Melbourne , Australia.
Dallas-Fort Worth is one of three official bid cities for the 2014 Parliament of the World's Religions (PWR). A coalition of local spiritual and religious organizations are working together in this effort to be the host city. It is the only US city being considered. The two other candidates are Brussels, Belgium, and Guadalajara, Mexico. A final decision won't be announced until October 2011.
"CPWR believes that DFW is certainly an intriguing place to have a PWR since it would shake up the stereotypes that people have of this area. We are thrilled with this opportunity," said Rev. Weldes. To gain support, organizations and leaders are being asked daily to join and support the DFW Interfaith Coalition. Coalition members currently represent Muslim, Judaism, Orthodox Christian, African American Christian, Catholic, Christian United Methodist, New Thought, the Urantia Community, Sikh, Baha'i, Hindu, and Taoist spirituality traditions.
The DFW Interfaith Coalition 2014 PWR bid has the support of Mayor Tom Leppert and Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson and the Dallas Convention Center and Visitors Bureau. Coalition participants include, among others, The Foundation for Pluralism, the Memnosyne Foundation, The Aga Khan Foundation, PartnershipsInAction, and the Association for Global New Thought (Advisory member), which are all heavily involved in dialogue and cooperation with cities and organizations globally. The Coalition will submit an extended bid proposal in August and acceptance will then make DFW part of the PWR Partner City network.
The DFW Interfaith Coalition plans meetings across the DFW area with all of the area's mayors and religious and spiritual communities to bring them on board supporting its PWR bid. The coalition will soon launch a social media campaign on Facebook and Twitter.
Film and Interfaith
From The Roanoke Times
The latest efforts to link people of different religions in the Roanoke Valley played out Wednesday night at a Catholic church in Southwest Roanoke County with a handful of Christians, Jews, Muslims — and a TV.
Katie and John Zawacki organized the event as part of an initiative they call Voices of Faith.
Those in attendance watched a 30-minute video from a series on the world's three largest religions, and then they talked in small groups about their commonalities or differences — though most of the discussion centered on what was in common.
In a period of religious conflict, the third of a three-part series of discussions at Our Lady of Nazareth showed there are people who want to come together.
"Without peace between world religions, there won't be peace in the world," said Katie Zawacki, a member of the church who with her husband, John, helped organize the session.
Some interreligious efforts, of course, are decades old. Global meetings such as the World Conference on Religion and Peace or the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions bring together people from different corners of the world. (Archbishop Desmond Tutu delivered an address to the delegations from four cities bidding for the 2014 parliament: Brussels, Belgium; Dallas, Texas; Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; and Guadalajara, Mexico.)
The Roanoke Valley Ministers' Conference, for many years an influential association, named Gerry Walter, a Jew, as its first non-Christian president in 1979.
In 2004, a group of eight congregations known as Congregations in Action organized tutoring and take-home snacks for less fortunate children at Roanoke's Highland Park Elementary School. In 2007, Imam Ibrahim Hamidullah of Roanoke teamed up with a Hollins University professor to lead a six-week lecture series on Islam. And before the 2009-10 school year, Christian, Jewish and Muslim leaders participate in a blessing ceremony for Patrick Henry High School.
"These interreligious efforts have been going on for decades," said the Rev. Stephen Stanley of Christ Episcopal Church.


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about Big 12 football?
us know
Missouri had what it took to get
into the V.I.P. lounge, but does it have what it takes to stay?
For years this was the program on the verge. Head coach Gary
Pinkel put together strong team after strong team, but there was
always a collapse here and an underwhelming performance there
that kept the Tigers from turning into a player. That all
changed last year.
2008 Schedule
2008 Record: 0-0
2007 Schedule
Prediction: 10-2
2007 Record: 12-2
Sept. 1
(St.L) W 40-34
Sept. 8
at Ole Miss
Sept. 15
Western Mich
Sept. 22
Illinois State
13 at Oklahoma L 41-31
Oct. 20
Texas Tech
Iowa State
3 at Colorado W 55-10
Nov. 10
Texas A&M
at Kansas St W 49-32
(in KC) W 36-28
Big 12 Championship
Dec. 1 Oklahoma L 38-17
Cotton Bowl
Jan. 1 Arkansas W 38-7
Helped by a slew of JUCO transfers on defense, the full maturation of
several talented players on offense, a Heisman-finalist season from QB
Chase Daniel, and a bolt of lightning from freshman receiver and kick
returner Jeremy Maclin, Mizzou put together one of the best seasons in
school history with a No. 1 ranking and a shot to play for the national
title before Oklahoma ended those dreams in the Big 12 Championship.
While there are some big
concerns in the linebacking corps, the leading rusher (Tony Temple) is
gone along with the leading receiver (TE Martin Rucker), and the
offensive line loses its two best players (Tyler Luellen and Adam
Spieker), there's no reason to believe the program is ready to do
anything less than contend for the Big 12 title.
However, this is Missouri.
It's right to be skeptical. After all, this isn't exactly a place that
oozes with an impressive football tradition. Whether or not last year
was a fluke will be the big question in the Big 12. The league, from top
to bottom, has improved, and it's not like the Tigers are going to be
able to just show up and waltz through the North like it did for most of
last season.
Pinkel isn't going to let anyone get comfortable. The positive side of
losing the Big 12 title game, and being screwed by the BCS system, is
that the team and program from the top down appears to understand that
nothing was actually accomplished last year outside of having a lot of
fun and coming up with a big record. Having a core of excellent veterans
returning will keep the rest of the team from being satisfied.
Does Mizzou have staying power? That remains to be seen over the long
haul, but it still belongs in the discussion of the elite of the elite
teams for this season.
What to look
for on offense: More from the running backs ... sometimes. It's not
like the ground game was ignored last season with Tony Temple tearing
off, 1039 yards and 12 touchdowns, but the Tiger attack was based around
Daniel and the aerial show. While Daniel has a vast array of weapons to
work with, and the passing game will still be the first option, there
are several good backs ready to carry more of the workload. Daniel can
run the ball, but the less he has to take a hit, the better.
What to
expect on defense:
A concern in the linebacking corps. The Tigers were supposed to be
loaded here, but two promising backups are now off the team, the star of
the show, Sean Weatherspoon, has a banged up shoulder, and Van Alexander
has a torn ACL. There's little developed depth, so a rash of injuries
early in the season could mean the difference between a Big 12 title and
also-ran status.
This team will be a lot better if… there's a steadier pass
rush. It wasn't bad last season, but it could be better. Stryker Sulak
is an All-Big 12 pass rushing force, and there's good quickness across
the line; now there needs to be more production. The corners are
experienced, but average. The could use a little more help from the
front four, especially if the linebacking corps is an issue in any way.
The Schedule:
year at this time, starting the season off against Illinois didn't seem
like that big a deal. Now it's like a BCS game. Nevada is a good team,
but it has to come to Columbia along with SE Missouri State and Buffalo
before an off week. All things considered, outside of a trip to Texas,
the Big 12 slate isn't all that bad getting Baylor and Oklahoma State
from the South and hosting Colorado and an improved Kansas State. Iowa
State is better, but that's not a horrible road trip. There's a week off
before the regular season ender against Kansas in Kansas City.
Best Offensive Player:
Senior QB
Chase Daniel. Technically, Maclin is the team's best all-around weapon,
and possibly its best pro prospect, but Daniel is the signature star who
makes the machine go. His emergence as a steadier all-around passer, and
his ability to use his weapons more, took the offense from good to
unreal. He makes everyone around him better.
Best Defensive Player:
Senior FS
William Moore. With 6-1, 230-pound size, cornerback speed, and an
uncanny nose for the ball in both the running and passing games, Moore
is a tremendous pro prospect who'll be one of the Big 12's signature
defensive stars. He's a do-it-all playmaker who has to be accounted for
on every play.
Key player to a
successful season:
Senior CB Castine Bridges. Or sophomore CB Carl Gettis. Two corners with
good starting experience are back, but one has to emerge as a true
shutdown defender. Bridges is the bigger and more experienced of the two
having seen time in the JUCO ranks, but Gettis has the bigger upside.
The two combined for two interceptions last season, the total amount of
picks by all the corners. That has to change.
The season will be a
success if
... Missouri wins the Big 12 North title. After last season, anything
less will be seen as a major disappointment. The schedule works out
well, the team is talented enough to pull it off, and the expectations
are set as a reasonably high level. The national title might be a bit
out of reach, but if the Tigers can win the Big 12 championship, there's
a chance everything else will fall into place.
Key game:
Oct. 4 vs. Nebraska.
1978. That's the last time Missouri beat Nebraska in Lincoln, with some
of the losses coming by ridiculously large margins. It'll be the Big 12
opener for both teams and the conference home opener for new Husker head
coach Bo Pelini. He'll have his team fired up for the defending North
champions, but this is where the Tigers can also make a statement. With
a road game at Texas two weeks later, Mizzou has to break the streak or
risk losing any shot at the Big 12 title by mid-October.
2007 Fun Stats:
- First quarter scoring: Missouri 125 - Opponents 43
- Penalties: Opponents 103 - Missouri 76
- Third down conversions: Missouri 107 of 202 (53%) - Opponents 95 of
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Pretty spiffy stuff: the Red Wings never had a strength and conditioning coach during their Cup-winning heydays of the late 90's and early 00's, but toward the end of Chris Chelios and Kris Draper's tenures with the team, the training staff realized that they could use a non-player's brain to pick in their attempts to keep the Wings ahead of the NHL's fitness curve.
Pete Renzetti now takes care of both the Wings' prospects and prime time players' fitness needs, and Fox Sports Detroit's Justin White took part in a workoud that's specifically designed to address players' needs to efficiently work out without pushing themselves to the point of fatigue given this year's condensed schedule:
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Red Wings-Oilers game-day updates: White's still out for Wings, Oilers missing Jones, Fistric
by George Malik on 03/15/13 at 02:00 PM ET
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Updated 7x with something of a Wings-Canucks preview at 8:04 PM: The Detroit Red Wings hope to rebound from an ugly loss to Calgary as they prepare for a 2-games-in-2-nights slate starting tonight against the Edmonton Oilers (9:30 PM EDT, FSD/Sportsnet West/97.1 FM), while the Oilers are hoping to end an 0-for-coming-home-from-a-road-trip winless jinx.
Edmonton comes into tonight's game having completed a 9-game road trip with wins over Chicago and Colorado, and while they sit in 13th place in the Western Conference, their 25 points are only 5 behind the now-9th-place Wings.
Not much happened during the Oilers' morning skate, at least initially...
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Crain's Detroit Business: For Fox Sports Detroit, realignment is good for TV network's bottom line
by George Malik on 03/15/13 at 12:18 PM ET
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Crain's Detroit Business's Bill Shea states the obvious to some extent in reporting that the Red Wings' move to an Eastern time zone-centered conference next season will significantly bolster Fox Sports Detroit's bottom line. Fewer 9:30 and 10:30 PM starts yield bigger ratings and better rates for commercials, and Fox Sports Detroit's vice-president confirms as much:
"We anticipate more games against some great Original Six opponents in some great time slots leading to even stronger Red Wings viewership all across Michigan. Higher viewership leads to more valuable advertising opportunities for our sponsors," said Greg Hammaren, Fox Sports Detroit's vice president and general manager, via email earlier this week, before the NHL approved the realignment.
Detroit's move will mean more games played at 7 or 8 p.m. Thirteen of the team's 82 games last season began at 9 p.m. EST or later, including seven after 10 p.m. The current lockout-shortened schedule has Detroit playing 12 games that begin at 9 p.m. or later. Eight begin at 10 or 10:30 p.m.
When the ratings go up, FSD can charge more for advertising...
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One more reminder: Red Wings to host Toast of Hockeytown on Monday
by George Malik on 03/15/13 at 11:49 AM ET
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If you weren't already aware that the Red Wings are holding their annual Toast of Hockeytown on Monday, here's an "FYI" of sorts from the Wings' PR department:
13TH ANNUAL TOAST OF HOCKEYTOWN TO TAKE PLACE MONDAY … Limited Tickets are Still Available for the March 18 On-Ice Event at JLA …
Detroit, Mich. - The 13th Annual Toast of Hockeytown presented by ITC Holdings, Corp. will be held on Monday, March 18, from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. The event benefits the Detroit Red Wings Foundation and will take place on the covered ice of Joe Louis Arena. A limited number of tickets remain and are available by calling 313-396-7579.
Fans can look forward to mingling with the entire Red Wings team, alumni and other local celebrities, while listening to the sounds of nine-piece band Persuasion and enjoying delectable foods and desserts. The event will feature over 70 different wines from Italy, Spain, France, California and Michigan.
The popular live and silent auction will offer guests the opportunity to bid on once-in-a-lifetime sports experiences including a trip with the Wings on Red Bird III, a two-day Porsche driving school experience, exclusive autographed Wings memorabilia and other unique items. The Detroit Red Wings Foundation would like to thank all the local companies that have supported this event, including associate sponsors PNC Bank and Porsche of The Motor City.
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Red Wings-Oilers set-up and overnight report: Wings must realign game before playoff hopes go south
by George Malik on 03/15/13 at 05:45 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings face a literal and figurative uphill battle as they hope to salvage their Western Canadian swing starting tonight against the Edmonton Oilers (9:30 PM EDT, FSD/Sportsnet West/97.1 FM) and continuing tomorrow against the Vancouver Canucks (10 PM EDT, FSD Plus/CBC/NHL Network U.S./1270 AM).
Thanks to their 5-2 loss to Calgary, the Wings now sit in 9th place in the West with 29 points, only 4 ahead of the 13th-place Oilers--but they're also only 3 points behind the 3rd-place Canucks--and the 12-10-and-5 Wings really are at a point where the vast majority of their remaining 21 games are must-wins, lest they have to start relying on "help" from other teams to make the playoff cut.
The Oilers might already be in that situation, but they're returning from a massive 9-game road trip which concluded with a 6-5 win over Chicago on Sunday and a 4-0 win over Colorado on Tuesda. The Oilers addressed their desire to get back to taking care of business at home with the Edmonton Journal's Joanne Ireland...
The Oilers netted eight out of a possible 18 points in the club's longest road trip in franchise history, which was one win off the goal. The team also hit rock bottom after they were thumped 6-0 by the Nashville Predators, but did respond with a 6-5 win over the Blackhawks and a 4-0 victory over the Colorado Avalanche.
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TSN's Ward suggests that Red Wings, Jimmy Howard aren't quite ready to sign and seal a new deal
by George Malik on 03/15/13 at 03:06 AM ET
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I didn't expect MLive's Ansar Khan's report about the Red Wings and Jimmy Howard talking contract turkey to yield an immediate result, and TSN's Aaron Ward reports that the Wings and Howard's agent are still taking part in a slow contractual dance...And an intermittent one at that:
No surprise here.
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Wings' Post Practice Update
by Paul on 03/14/13 at 04:55 PM ET
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Someone in George's neighborhood cut an optic fiber line that feeds his ISP, so you have me again.
from Ansar Khan of Mlive,
The Detroit Red Wings had what coach Mike Babcock called a quick, efficient 30-minute practice Thursday, as they tried to purge from their system the third-period meltdown from the night before.
The Red Wings allowed three unanswered goals in the third period – all off turnovers – and lost 5-2 in Calgary, in a game they dominated for 40 minutes...
"Had a good meeting this morning and practiced on things we need to improve, and we got to help ourselves when we have the puck,'' Babcock said.
Jimmy Howard returned to practice after the flu forced him to dress as the backup on Wednesday. Howard will start against the Oilers.
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Red Wings-mid-day quickies: the team digs realignment
by George Malik on 03/14/13 at 02:07 PM ET
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Aside from expecting to get yelled at, things are relatively quiet here at TMR land as we all wait for the Red Wings to hit the ice in Edmonton and make their prerequisite comments regarding their 5-2 loss to Calgary and the Board of Governors' approval of the realignment plan that places the Wings in "Division C," but we already know what the Wings think about the latter issue, as noted by MLive's Ansar Khan...
The move will mean less travel for the Red Wings as well as more games against Original Six rivals like the Boston Bruins, Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maples. All four clubs will be in the same division along with Buffalo, Florida, Ottawa and Tampa Bay.
Several Red Wings told MLive.com last month they like the new plan. It would not only reduce their travel – especially in the playoffs – but would also mean fewer late-night West Coast games on TV for fans.
"I think the travel sometimes takes years off all our lives,'' goaltender Jimmy Howard said in a Feb. 23 story on MLive.com. "I think (moving East) would be great for us from the travel, even though we're all used to it now. It would be a lot of fun to play a lot of games in the eastern time zone. It would be great for our fans, too, not having to stay up until all hours of the night to watch us."
The Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness...
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Realignment…Splits Michigan in half?
by George Malik on 03/14/13 at 01:13 PM ET
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Via Paul, the NHL posted the following graphic regarding its realignment, and it appears that only three quarters of Michigan's Lower Peninsula and half of Michigan's Upper Peninsula are moving to the Eastern Conference with the Red Wings...
Sorry, Yoopers, sorry, Western Michiganders, you're Minnesota and Chicago fans now.
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Montreal Canadiens defenseman Chris Campoli is expected to miss a significant chunk of time after suffering a serious leg injury in the club's season-opening loss to the Toronto Maple Leafs.Campoli suffered the injury after jamming his skate in the Air Canada Centre ice during the second period of the 2-0 defeat. The 27-year-old needed assistance to leave the rink.Head coach Jacques Martin told reporters Saturday he didn't know when Campoli would be able to return, but estimated he would be out for "months."Signed to a one-year, $1.75 million deal on Sept. 26, Campoli collected four goals, 17 assists and 36 penalty minutes last season in 77 games with the Ottawa Senators and Chicago Blackhawks. Acquired from Ottawa at the trade deadline, Campoli appeared in 19 games with Chicago and had one goal and six assists.
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Saturday, November 25th
Why to Watch: Can Kentucky really
finish second in the SEC East? If Rich
Brooks' team can beat the Vols for the
first time since 1984, after losing 21
straight, it'll finish behind Florida as
the East's second best team. To do that,
it'll have to play night-and-day better
than it did in a near choke in a 42-40
win over UL Monroe last week needing a
missed two-point conversion to survive.
Tennessee is still hoping to somehow
sneak into a big bowl game like a New
Year's Day bowl, but unless the SEC gets
two teams into the BCS, the Music City
Bowl is more likely. The Vols bounced
back from a bad performance against
Arkansas to throttle Vanderbilt 39-10 to
keep hopes for a ten-win season alive.
Why Kentucky Might Win: When was
the last time Tennessee faced a vertical
passing game like Kentucky's? The
league's best passing attack has been
bombing away on everyone averaging 273
yards per game, while QB Andre Woodson
has been terrific at keeping the
mistakes to a minimum. LSU's JaMarcus
Russell, South Carolina's Syvelle Newton
and Florida's Chris Leak all threw
effectively against the Vols able to
dink and dunk their way up and down the
field. However, they had interception
issues. As long as Woodson doesn't throw
three picks, UK should be O.K.
Why Tennessee Might Win: Erik
Ainge has to be giddy as a kid after
three pieces of pumpkin pie with whip at
the idea of bombing away on the nation's
worst defense, while the running game
should be able to do whatever it wants
to. UL Monroe ran for 351 yards and four
touchdowns last week on the Wildcats,
but the big problem throughout the year
as been pass defense allowing a
nation-worst 271 yards per game. Back
from an ankle injury, Ainge showed how
much better the offense is with him
completing 21 of 26 passes for 266 yards
and two touchdowns against Vanderbilt
last week. Also, this might be the game
Who to Watch: ... Robert Meachem
seals up a spot on the All-America team.
Already in the hunt for major
post-season honors, the Volunteer junior
could be in for a 150-yard day against a
UK secondary that can't cover, can't
tackle, and should spend most of the
game staring at No. 3 running away from
it. As good as Meachem has been the
SEC's hottest receiver is Kentucky's
Keenan Burton with nine touchdowns in
the last four games and 20 catches for
286 yards and five scores in the last
two. Not just an explosive receiver,
he's also been a tremendous kickoff
returner averaging 25 yards per try.
What Will Happen: Oh this will be
fun. Expect lots of scoring and over 600
passing yards between the two teams, but
the Tennessee offense will also add
about 250 yards on the ground.
CFN Prediction:
Tennessee 48 ... Kentucky 23 ...
Line: Tennessee -18
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Mississippi State
(3-8) at
Ole Miss
(3-8) 2:00 PM EST Saturday,
November 25th
Why to Watch: The Egg Bowl might
not hold any national interest and is
only a battle between two 3-8 teams, but
it's vital for momentum going into the
off-season. Both programs are on the
upswing, even if the wins aren't
flowing, with Ole Miss battling LSU in
an overtime loss and pushing Alabama and
Auburn to the wall in recent weeks,
while MSU had a nice game in a loss to
Arkansas and beat Alabama a few weeks
ago. The loser finishes in the bottom of
the West, while the winner will turn the
heat down for a few months.
Why Mississippi State Might Win:
Ole Miss is one-dimensional with no
passing game to help out BenJarvus
Green-Ellis and the ground attack. The
Bulldogs held Darren McFadden to 84
yards last week and the Hogs to 128
yards. If Quinton Culberson and the
linebackers can be in the right
positions, like they were throughout
last week, and don't miss tackles, the
middling Rebel offense will sputter and
Why Ole Miss Might Win: Forget
about MSU running the ball. The ground
game has been better over the last few
weeks with its second best game of the
year last week against Arkansas, but it
still only ran for 154 yards. Now that
starting QB Michael Henig is out after
breaking his collarbone, the
explosiveness should be gone from the
Bulldog attack meaning Patrick Willis
and the Rebel linebackers should be able
to fully focus on teeing off on the
ground game.
Who to Watch: The quarterback
situations for each team will be under
the microscope. Ole Miss starter Brent
Schaeffer is the starter, and the
coaching staff desperately hopes he has
a big game to springboard him into the
off-season. Seth Adams stepped in
against LSU when the offense was bogging
down and completed three of five passes
for 23 yards, and he could see time
again if Schaeffer has another average
performance. For Mississippi State,
now-starting quarterback Omarr Conner
wasn't bad earlier in the year, but the
offense didn't go anywhere with him
under center. In his final game, he gets
one last shot.
What Will Happen: Don't expect
fireworks in any form. It'll be a hard
fought battle with the team that limits
its mistakes coming up with the win. MSU
will get a better game from its defense
and will win on a late score.
CFN Prediction:
Mississippi State 20 ... Ole Miss 17 ...
Line: Ole Miss -3
Must See Rating: (5 skip the
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... 2
Georgia Tech
(9-2) at
Saturday, November 25th
Why to Watch: While this might
not be a rivalry to anyone outside of
Georgia, and the Bulldogs might have a
bigger beef with Florida and Tennessee,
this is still a good grudge match.
Georgia Tech has bigger fish to fry next
week with the ACC championship game, but
first it's looking for the first win
over Georgia since 2000. If the Dawgs
were ever ripe for the picking in the
rivalry, this is the time with a team
struggling to find any sort of
consistency. It was able to thump Auburn
with its best performance of the year to
turn the season around after a stunning
loss to Kentucky, and a win over Tech
would mean a nine-win season is still
possible. The Yellow Jackets don't just
need this game, the ACC does, too. If
Tech ends up as the ACC champion, a loss
to an SEC also-ran isn't going to look
good on a national scale.
Why Georgia Tech Might Win: Can
The Georgia offense show up two games in
a row? Auburn went through the motions
on defense and got picked apart, and run
over, by Matthew Stafford. The Dawg
balance was as good as it's been all
season long, but there were three
fumbles adding to a rough season hanging
on to the ball. Georgia Tech is
fantastic at limiting mistakes and great
at forcing turnovers, so it'll be a
shock if it doesn't finish +2 in
turnover margin. The Dawgs aren't going
to be able to run the ball this week
like they were able to at Auburn, so
Stafford has to be sharp. Unfortunately,
Tech is seventh in the nation in pass
efficiency defense.
Why Georgia Might Win: The Yellow
Jacket offense isn't exactly going to
light up any Christmas trees. Even with
Calvin and James Johnson making several
big plays, the passing game is mediocre
at best. The Georgia secondary has the
athleticism and talent to put the clamps
down on the Johnson's and should force
Tech QB Reggie Ball into one of his
patented 36% passing days. Also,
remember where Tech's head might be.
This might be a rivalry game, but next
week's game is more important.
Who to Watch: Will Georgia have
anyone to run the ball? Danny Ware
appears to be good to go after suffering
a knee/ankle injury against Auburn,
while Kregg Lumpkin is fighting through
a knee problem. These two have be more
than just consistent, they need to carry
the offense to keep the Tech linebackers
from teeing off on Stafford. The
freshman has to limit his mistakes. He
didn't throw any picks and was efficient
against Auburn, and Georgia won. He
threw eight interceptions in the
previous three games, and Georgia lost
to Kentucky and Florida and barely beat
Mississippi State.
What Will Happen: Tech will take
home the Governor's Cup with a balanced
offense, a oh-my-goodness touchdown
catch from Calvin Johnson, and a
swarming day from the defense.
CFN Prediction:
Georgia Tech 26 ... Georgia 17 ...
Line: Georgia -2
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It looked as if Feb. 2010 would continue the snowless trend set in January, but a large snowstorm at the end of the month pushed the snowfall total to an above average level. The month was also warmer than normal.
The average high temperature was 31.1 degrees and the average low was 18.2 degrees, giving us an average temperature of 24.7 degrees - 3.8 degrees above normal. This was the fifth warmest in the last thirty years. The warmest Feb. was in 1984 when the average was 29 degrees, and the coldest was in 2005 when the average was 16.1 degrees. The coldest temperature of -7 degrees was recorded on the 1st and the warmest temperature of 40 degrees was recorded on the 22nd and the 27th. There was only one day with a below zero reading compared to an average of 6.5 days. This brings our seasonal total of below zero days to nine.
Melted precipitation was 3.21 inches, - 0.8 inches above normal. There was measurable precipitation on eight days with the greatest amount of 3.12 inches, falling during the stormy period of the 23rd through the 26th. Our yearly total is now 5.60 inches - only 0.1 inch above normal.
Snowfall was also above normal with 21.7 inches measured - 5.2 inches above normal. This brings our yearly total to 49.5 inches, which is 8.4 inches below normal for this time of year. The greatest amount of 15.5 inches was measured on the 24th and 25th. This was the second 10 inch or greater snowfall this season when the average for a season is one. This end-of-the-month storm also produced much higher amounts of snow in higher elevations in the surrounding area.
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NORTH FAIRFIELD — Marjorie E. "Margie" Palm, 69, of North Fairfield, died Sunday, July 6, 2008 in the Stein Hospice Care Facility in Sandusky, Ohio.
She was born May 11, 1939 in Norwalk, Ohio to the late Oliver H. and Ruby A. (Silcox) Perry and was a lifelong area resident. She was a member of St. Peter Lutheran Church in Norwalk.
She was a farm wife and former Deputy Clerk of the Huron County Clerk of Courts Office. She was a former member of the Huron County Farm Bureau Council, the North Fairfield Grange, was a former 4-H advisor and had been the North Fairfield Township Clerk. She was a member of the Farm Women's Club and the Flower Garden Club. She enjoyed water color painting and spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren.
She is survived by her husband of 49 years, Gerald A. "Gary" Palm of North Fairfield and by her sons and daughters in law, Kevin and Amy Palm of Norwalk, Duane and Leann Palm of North Fairfield, and Randy Palm of Barnwell, South Carolina and by her daughter and son in law, Melinda "Mindy" and John Borsick of North Fairfield, Ohio, 11 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. She is also survived by her brothers and sisters in law, Norbert and Barbara Perry of Monroeville, Ohio and Dennis and Rosalie Perry of Monroeville, Ohio.
She was preceded in death by an infant brother.
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Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.
I was born and raised in Colorado and it's truly been a blessing. I enjoy going out, but I'm also a home body. It's nice to stay home and relax once in awhile! I love watching movies, I love food and spending time with family. Once in a while I enjoy going out with friends and having a good time. I do like reading when I have the time and I always welcome new things with open arms. I love having the ability to blindly jump into things and see where it takes me. I am currently working for an aviation company and I'm also a part time student. I'm looking forward to obtaining a Bachelor's degree of science. Another huge part of my life is being a single mom and I am very proud of it. People tend to think that single moms have a lot of "baggage" and that's understandable. By no means am I trying to rush into a relationship to find someone who can be a "father figure". I'm not the type to bring men in and out of my son's life. Like I said, I try to balance my life out as best I can, meaning personal life, professional life and dating life. I've been single for about a year now and I am new to the online dating scene. I have a busy lifestyle and it's hard for me to squeeze dating in, so I thought "Hey, it's worth a try." All in all I would like to find someone who shares the same level of interests as me. If you do, don't hesitate to stop by and chit chat.
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I normally don't join in the group back slapping that goes on around here, but I just wanted to say that you are traveling through Mexico on your stomach, and that is the right way to do it! Well done, sir!
I have eaten in a lot of countries, and in my opinion the food and food culture in Mexico is as rooted in history, nuanced, complex and delicious as anywhere, and frankly more so than most.
I spent a few years living in Central Mexico (Mexico, Hidalgo, Queretaro, Guanajuato and Oaxaca). Most tourists totally miss out on the best parts of Mexico by skipping straight to the beaches and resorts. I especially like that you are taking the time to make friends, which is another thing that your casual vacationer misses out on: people who are genuinely friendly and hospitable and are not paid to be that way. Keep up the great work on this report! Que le via muy bien! Andale!
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By Daniel Farey-Jones, mediaweek.co.uk, Monday, 05 December 2011 04:00PM
The revised forecasts show the WPP media powerhouse largely sticking with its optimistic stance five months after pencilling in 6.7% global growth for next year.
It has reduced its forecast for the US from 4.2% to 4%, but mitigated this by stating that Japan's advertising recovery "has proved substantially more vigorous and resilient than we forecast in our mid-year report".
Magna Global, the Interpublic-owned media specialist, has made a bigger change, taking 1.5% off its previous forecast.
It blamed the downgrade on "deteriorating macro-economic perspectives", but said growth would still be substantial due to a stronger than ever quadrennial effect and continued momentum in developing countries.
The Olympics, the European football championships and the US Presidential elections will bring an additional 1% to 2% on top of organic revenue growth across markets, Magna Global predicts.
Separately Publicis Groupe media agency ZenithOptimedia reduced its forecast from 5.3% in October to 4.7%, with just 2% growth for Western Europe. However, the agency network has also upwardly revised its outlook for UK adspend in 2011 after what it envisages to be a stronger than expected fourth quarter.
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FOREIGN FILM SERIES: The Art Museum of South Texas presents the foreign film "The Mystery of Picasso" at 7 p.m. at the museum, 1902 N. Shoreline Blvd. French with English subtitles. Free. Information: 825-3504.
MUERTOS EXHIBIT: Experiencia de Arte Latino presents the art exhibit "Jazz, Dia de Los Muertos and The Best of Texas" and artists' reception from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Galvan House, Heritage Park, 1581 N. Chaparral St. Free. Information: 854-7021.
GENEALOGICAL ASSOCIATION: The Spanish American Genealogical Association that promotes research of the earliest settlers of present South Texas meets at 6:30 p.m. in the La Retama Room of the Central Library, 805 Comanche. Free. Information 854-9145.
ENTRANCE TEST: A nurse entrance test begins at 5 p.m. today, and continues at 9 a.m. Oct. 13, 8 a.m. Oct. 22 and 9 a.m. Oct. 27 at Coastal Bend College, 3800 Charco Road, Beeville. Cost: $25. Information: (361) 6642981, EXt. 3061; (361) 354-2534.
ROSE SOCIETY: The Rose Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Garden Senior Center, 5325 Greely Drive. Program: "Getting Ready for Fall and Container Growing of Roses." Free. Information: 992 2661.
COFFEE GROUP: Corpus Christi Morning Coffee Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at Rosita's Restaurant, Staples Street and Williams Drive. County Clerk Diana Barrera will discuss the Nueces County voting system. Democratic candidate for governor Felix Alvarado also will be present. Free. Information: 334-3668 or 991-9656.
OPEN HOUSE: The physics program at Texas A&M University-Kingsville hosts an open house for its 16-inch telescope, located on top of Hill Hall, at 7:30 p.m. The main telescope and two to three 8-inch telescopes will be aimed at a number of objects in outer space for public viewing, including Venus, the Ring Nebula, the M13 cluster in Hercules and the moon. Free. Information: (361) 593-2622.
RUMMAGE SALE: St. Christopher's by the Sea Episcopal Church, Seventh Street and Wildcat Drive, Portland, hosts its annual rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Information: 643-3514.
GUITARIST VIEAUX: Del Mar College Cultural Programs Series presents acclaimed guitarist Jason Vieaux at 7:30 p.m. in Wolfe Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center Music Building, Del Mar College East Campus, Ayers at Kosar streets. Free for Del Mar employees and students with valid college I.D.; $5 general admission (at the door). Information: 698-1603.
NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY: Tammy White, co-author of the new book "Plants of the Texas Coastal Bend," leads the workshop "How to Identify Wild Flowers" at the Native Plant Society meeting at 7 p.m. at the Garden Senior Center, 5325 Greely Drive. Free. Information: 584-1486 or 991-8063.
AWARENESS WALK: An awareness walk to honor those with breast cancer and increase awareness of early detection and mammograms is at 5:30 p.m. at Cole Park. Free. Information: 991-5286.
COUNTRY OPRY: The Refugio Country Opry begins at 7 p.m. at the Refugio County Community Center, 305 Swift St., Refugio. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Featuring music by Ronnie Mason, Mitch Lackey and Sherry Bahr. Cost: $4. Information: (361) 543-4297
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A California couple is gearing up to celebrate 70 years of marriage, and it's getting lots of attention.
Vice President Joe Biden's son Beau Biden died Saturday May 30, 2015 of brain cancer nearly two years after he was first diagnosed. He was 4…
Police are searching for a suspect in an early morning stabbing at a Tufts University fraternity house that sent two people to the hospital.
Vice President Joe Biden's son Beau Biden died Saturday of brain cancer nearly two years after he was first diagnosed. He was 46.
"We must continue working to remember the tragedy of the Holocaust and hold those responsible accountable."
"I will force the expiration of the NSA illegal spy program."
The seemingly ceaseless rain swept across areas of Texas again on Saturday, bringing fears of renewed flooding but no new serious problems.
Lennie Merullo, the oldest former member of the Chicago Cubs and the last living person to play for them in the World Series, died Saturday.…
Mormon leader L. Tom Perry, a member of the faith's highest governing body, has died from cancer. He was 92.
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A 98-year-old man who died Tuesday was likely the last living person who worked on the Golden Gate Bridge.
"He will forever be the king of the blues."
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Vice President Joe Biden announced Saturday that his son, Beau, has died of brain cancer.
Hayden won the Class 4-1A girls soccer state championship on Saturday afternoon, Washburn Rural finished second in Class 6A.
Barnard, like other women's colleges, has traditionally admitted only students born female. But that might be changing.
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On Friday, October 4th, the grand opening of the highly anticipated unveiling of "A Great Day In Atlanta: 2003-2013 Before & Beyond" Photography Exhibition will be held at Art of Giving Gallery at 7pm.
The High Museum of Art is pleased to present Gary Motley for September's Friday Jazz artist. Sit out the Friday traffic and join your host Jamal Ahmad for some hot jazz and cool art. Motley stopped by WCLK to rap with Jamal about the gig.Friday Jazz is an evening of art and music every third Friday of the month with extended hours with full gallery access including special exhibitions.
One Music Fest happens Saturday at Masquerade Music Park and Historic Fourth Ward Park near downtown. This event features an amazing cross pollination of artists and genres, separate states curated by notable DJs(including WCLK's own Jamal Ahmad). The tag line for One Music Fest is Unity Through Music. This year's lineup includes Snoop Lion, D J Kemit, Ruby Velle and The Soulphonics, Amel Larrieux, Quadron, Luke James, Res, and a re-union of ATL's legendary Goodie Mob.
Mace Hibbard dropped by WCLK today and talked for a while with Riva Blue about Friday Night's Friday Jazz At The High Museum performance, beginning at 5pm. Y0u can beat the traffic, swing hard to some mainstream jazz and take in The Girl With The Pearl Earring. Get your Vermeer on and hear Grammy Award Winning Saxophonist Hibbard, playing with Melvin Jones on trumpet, Louis Heriveaux on piano, Marc Miller on bass, and Marlon Patton on drums.
Ethnomusicologist Guthrie P. Ramsey, Jr., wrote a moving piece on the importance of George Duke, in which he writes about listening to Jamal Ahmad's Soul of Jazz show Tuesday on WCLK, which was a tribute to Duke.
Guthrie is the Edmund J. and Louise W. Kahn Term Professor of Music and Africana Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Follow him on Twitter at @DrGuyMusiqology and Musiqology.com Click here to read the post.
Earlier this week cast members Chandra Curelly and Latrice Pace dropped by the S.O.U.L of Jazz to talk about the world premiere of David H. Bell's Shakin' The Rafters, and why Atlantans who care about theatre, gospel music, and the African American Experience owe it to themselves come out to the 14th Street Playhouse to see this play before its run concludes August 4.
Sax man Kim Waters dropped by The S.O.U.L. of Jazz with Jamal Ahmad to talk about his music and his current tour, which brings him to Atlanta and the Variety Playhouse Saturday night for the Winds & Strings Show featuring Karen Briggs and Jon Parks.
Veteran saxophonist Kim Waters isn't known among fans and peers as "the King of Smooth Urban Jazz" for nothing. Over the course of 17 albums, including over a decade's worth with Shanachie, he's been consistent and impeccable in delivering an infectious mix of romantic ballads and funky, thumping dance tunes.
Jamal Ahmad is having a soulful Tuesday, not the least of which was a visit from Swing Out Sister Chanteuse Corinne Drewery. She stopped by The Soul of Jazz in advance of tonight's performance at The Variety Playhouse to talk about Swing Out Sister's music past, present and future. She and Jamal talked about everything from the group's inter-generational fan base to the Icelandic volcano eruption that canceled their last scheduled Atlanta Appearance.
Their current record is called Private View. You can buy the record and support WCLK at the same time by clicking on this link:
WCLK will be celebrating MARTA's Destination Campaign with a special edition of The S.O.U.L of Jazz, live from the College Park MARTA Station. Stop by to win giveaways, play prize games, and meet Jazz 91.9 personalities, including Jamal Ahmad. It all happens starting at 2:00pm Thursday, March 28.
Jazz 91.9 WCLK @ MARTA College Park Rail Station for Destination Campaign 2013. We look forward to seeing you there!
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George Duke and Gerald Albright will be in ATL at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center on April 3 for WCLK's 39th Anniversary Benefit Concert. Duke himself called in this week to catch up with Jamal Ahmad during The S.O.U.L. of Jazz. It was a meeting of like minds, as the conversation covered a whole lot of funk, among other things.


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Seek Me and You Will Find...
...A lovely lady who wishes someone could do this part for her. Lol! Who really likes to write this stuff? Geez Match, can't you just make up some fantastic phrarses/characteristics, etc. and fill this part in for me? LOL! I'm not a homebody, but I guess I don't frequent the places that people actually "meet" others. Or it could be that I just have too many married friends and all of their single friends are unavailable...go figure. Nonetheless, I'm here checking out the scene online. I like to laugh and have a good time. I'm sure there's alot of women who say the same thing, but trust and believe, I mean what I say. I can provide a list of folks who will testify to that truth. I'm not a beat-around the bush kind of person. Life is short...I don't want to waste your time and I surely don't want you to waste mine...and it's all in love. Who I am looking for? Well, God knows best. And I believe in what the Good Book says, "When a man finds his wife, he finds a good thing." So, with that said, it's not my place to "look," "seek" who is gonna be my man. I am to do my part and wait patiently to be found. (I just pray I'm found by someone I'm compatible with on all fronts and vice versa...lol) :) But because I know you're just a tad bit curious as to what I like, or what I think is attractive, etc. I'll provide a few characteristics/traits,etc. that I admire...nothing beats a God-fearing man, someone who is attractive and takes good care of himself (I'm not talking about a gym rat; just someone who believes in taking care of the 1 body they were given). I love a man who knows how to TALK, carry on a conversation...discuss life, news, etc. (I'm not talking about a guy who runs his mouth non-stop though...just one who's assertive about what's on his mind and listening to provide objective feedback). Good hygiene...bad breath is an instant turnoff. LOL! Seriously. A guy who's kinda old-fashioned, not into all the fast-talking, video-watching, caught up in the (horrific) world in which we live. A guy who isn't and won't be afraid to love and make the sacrifices for love. Okay, I think that gives you a pretty good glimpse of what I like...if not, let me know and I'll tell you more. :)
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Grizzly Football Ticket Deadline Approaching Fast for Season Ticket Holders
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The National Weather Service has issued a backcountry avalanche warning for the mountains of west central Montana.
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The Sports Network announced their Football Championship 2012 All-America Team Monday.
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NovaCopper Inc. ( NCQ ) is up 5% at $2.25, but off a day's high of $2.36, after it announced results from exploration diamond drilling at its Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects in Northwest Alaska.
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Killarney's 4**** award winning B & B, winner of Best Town and Country Home 2013, trip advisor 2013 certificate .
Peaceful location, a short walk to the centre of Killarney , you can leave your car and walk to the restaurants, shops and music pubs. Free internet access and also free Wi fi connection.
Awaken to magnificent Muckross View overlooking the world famous lakes and mountains of Killarney.
Killarney is famous throughout the world for its natural beauty. Both the lakes and mountains of Killarney capture the mind and imagination in a way that very few scenes can. There is a fantastic view of both the lakes and mountains of Killarney from Chelmsford House situated on a hilltop overlooking the town.
All guest bedrooms are ensuite and are non-smoking. Each room has Wi fi , tea and coffee making facilities along with hairdryers,clock radio, multi channel tv, internet access also available , Guests can enjoy a full breakfast menu in our comfortably spacious dining room every morning before they depart on their day's journey. The guest lounge is a room for use by the guests to watch television or simply relax after a day of touring the delights of County Kerry.
Activities nearby include angling, forest walks, cycling, boating, golf, horse-riding, pitch & putt, swimming and tennis.
We are ideally situated in a quiet area and yet close to all restaurants, pubs and shops.
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- Servizio fax
- Mappe della città gratuite
- Accesso a Internet gratuito
- Parcheggio gratuito
- Wi-Fi gratuito
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Politica di cancellazioneQuesta proprietà ha una politica di cancellazione di 1. La mancata cancellazione entro questo intervallo di tempo si tradurrà in una penale pari alla prima notte di pernottamento.
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When you arrive in Killarney town follow the signs for the N71, the road to Kenmare (the Muckross Road). Take the first left after the Killarney Avenue Hotel into Countess Road. Then turn right into Countess Grove, then right again into Muckross View. Chelmsford House is the 5th house on the left hand side.
Latitude: 52.0532
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