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At the age of 15, Julie Koon was diagnosed with Degenerative Disc Disease.
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My name is Debra and I will be with Discount Ramps 7 years this coming April. For many years I sold on ebay for myself, family, and friends for extra money, and when this position was advertised I received so many calls telling me to apply. I did and here I am–and I'm still having fun!! Come on – who wouldn't kill for a job working with ebay all day? Of course, I have advanced from order entry to the account manager position. As our company expanded and continues to grow, so have my responsibilities and I enjoy all the day to day challenges. eBay is a large portion of my day, but so is Amazon and a few other web sites that I take care of. Most importantly, one of my major jobs is to move, by re-selling, customer returned products. I do this by posting on ebay, Craig's list, phone calls, etc.
I am married to my husband, Daryl, 24 years. He is a very successful, self employed piano tuner technician for the last 30 years. As such, he has tuned for hundreds of individuals, churches, organizations, and entertainers who perform at a local PAC which is the tuner on call. We've enjoyed several concerts as a result of those performers asking him to stay on the scene in case he was needed or who have called asking him to travel specifically to other cities to tune for them! Renowned Russian pianist, Kostia, did a live recording at our local Art museum that Daryl is also the house tuner for. It was awesome to have had a part in that! Our only child, Lisa, is in her 4th year of college at University of Milwaukee in the Performing Arts field. When she graduates she will have a Bachelors degree in Fine Arts with an emphasis on acting, plus degrees in Religions Studies and History. We are very proud of her.
One of my hobbies has always been counted cross stitching. But as I've aged, of course so has my eyesight. I find I have a harder time seeing those tiny holes. I've since moved up to Plastic Canvas which has larger holes! I have created and continue to create projects for both work and as gifts for friends. I would love some day to find a way to make money selling my Plastic Canvas pieces. I have begun planning a company wide craft sale for next spring or summer.


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Kanye West, "Yeezus" (Def Jam/Roc-A-Fella)
It's hard to digest all of Kanye West on his new album.
"Yeezus" is the rapper's darkest, eeriest and most erratic album of his six solo releases. He is in militant form on the 10-track set, rapping over beats that are artsy, electronic and gloomy. It's a far stretch from the contemporary rap and pop success he achieved with more than a dozen Top 10 hits, including "Gold Digger," "Stronger" and "Heartless." But that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
"Yeezus" continues on the dark and emotive path he set on 2010s "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy" and "808s & Heartbreak," which was released two years earlier. The production throughout "Yeezus" is exceptional, with Rick Rubin, Daft Punk, No ID, RZA and more helping out. The album flows nicely, with songs including layered vocals and transitions that elevate them to great heights: "On Sight" starts the album with the right energy and West gets an epic and soulful assist from Charlie Wilson on the closing track, "Bound 2." It's a classic Yeezy effort and arguably the album's best track.
Lyrically, though, West isn't always at his best. The album lacks deep storytelling from the 36-year-old, which he powerfully delivered on past albums. He sounds random and frustrated at times, and at others, he'll frustrate you (he raps of an oral sex act from a nun on "I'm in It"). Really? FOR-REALZY YEEZY?
West raps about religion a good amount on "Yeezus," which is his Jesus-like moniker. "If I don't get ran out by Catholics, here come some conservative Baptists," he says on "Black Skinhead." And on "I Am a God" – well, you get it.
But religious folks won't be the only ones upset with the album: While West has promoted "Yeezus" with performances on "Saturday Night Live" and video projections to match the album's wild sound, he's releasing it without a huge single on radio or on the charts. There isn't even an official music video. While he charted new territory on "Twisted Fantasy," that album was sprinkled with radio-ready anthems like "All of the Lights."
For the performer with the largest voice in rap – and sometimes in all of music – he deserves praise for not conforming to mainstream and radio rules like other pop stars. He may lose some fans because his new sound isn't easy to digest, but he'll likely gain others, too.
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Kerrville (January 19, 2013) -- The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor men's basketball team broke open a tight game midway through the second half and then held on for a 74-66 victory over Schreiner University Saturday afternoon in Kerrville. The Cru improves to 14-3 overall and 10-1 in American Southwest Conference play with the victory. The loss drops the Mountaineers to 9-9 overall and 6-6 in ASC play on the year.
Schreiner opened the game with a 7-0 run, but UMHB answered with a 10-0 spurt of its own. Neither team led by more than four the rest of the way and went into the break tied at 36. The Cru opened the second half with a 6-0 run and pushed the lead into double digits at 52-42 with 12:35 left to play. The Mountaineers closed the gap to 57-56 with 5:50 remaining and took a 62-61 lead with 3:10 on the clock. Kitrick Bell's jumper at the other end put UMHB up 63-62 and James Allen hit two free throws to make it a three-point lead. Brian Todd added a basket and Thomas Orr wrapped four free-throws around a Schreiner bucket and the Cru never looked back en route to the victory.
Todd led UMHB with 20 points on 7-11 shooting from the floor. Orr added 16 points off the bench and Antonie Chaney also reached double figures with 10 for the Cru. UMHB shot 43 percent from the field to help overcome a 41-34 rebounding deficit.
Travis Pflughaupt led Schreiner with 17 points and 14 rebounds and Manny Longoria and Ryan Evans scored 10 points apiece. The Mountaineers shot 34 percent from the field and hit just 1-6 from three-point range in the second half after going 5-8 from beyond the arc in the first.
The UMHB men are off to a 2-0 start on a six-game conference road trip and will take a two-game lead in the ASC West Division into next week's action. The Cru will face Sul Ross State at 7:30 PM next Thursday in Alpine before closing out the week with a 3:00 PM tip at Howard Payne University in Brownwood next Saturday.


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The New Mexico State volleyball teams wins the Western Athletic Conference regular-season title outright and clinches the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament after Utah Valley falls to Bakersfield in five sets.
The Aggies are currently 13-2 in league play while Utah Valley falls to 11-4 and cannot catch NM State in the standings. It's not possible for the Aggies to lose the title because every other team in the conference has at least four losses.
The Aggies face Utah Valley in the final regular season match on Senior Night, Thursday, Nov. 21 at 7p.m. (MT) in the Pan American Center. For tickets call the Pan American Center ticket office at 575-646-1420.


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Hey everyone. DK Wrestling Savior with a special post regarding the state of TNA's storylines. Now what I plan on doing here, is throw out ideas about where I'd like to see some of the current storylines go, as well as some other ideas that I had about some feuds and angles.
I thought about this after last week's Impact. I've noticed that TNA tends to spend time building something
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Night of Champions Recap
After the disaster of SummerSlam, Night of Champions was a big improvement. Pretty much every match was worthy of pay-per-view (let's just ignore the Zack Ryder v. Antonio Cesaro match; once again I watched purely for Aksana), and despite its poor ending the CM Punk v. John Cena WWE Championship match was one of the best encounters between the two (it had nothing
Before I begin, I wanted to say a few things concerning this blog. These are my personal opinions and everyone else is entitled to their opinion as well in the comment section below. I might say a few things during this that a lot of people probably won't agree with but to be quite honest, is that going to bother me? Hell no! Give me your thoughts at the end and let's spark a few things. Now let's
Hi fellow EWN'ers, what's up? Enjoyed NOC? I guess you did because that was one hell of a show. I wonder why it's considered a B-class PPV, the idea of all championships being defended sounds fantastic, and this year's event lived up to (well, exceeded, for that matter) my expectations. This is how I felt about the matches, and what I think should happen going forward from here:
After my abysmal performance predicting Summerslam, I'm hoping to do better at NOC. The format: I will list the matches, in no particular order, and give what I think the result will be, and what I think the WWE bookers will do. I will explain my reasoning for both. Respond with your own opinions, agree or disagree, say something.
Pre-Show and Singles Match
Battle Royal for #1
Why do I make this blog? Well, my 2 favorite superstars of all-time is Rock and Austin. Some people actually believe Jericho is in the league of Rock and Austin which I believe is a joke. I made posts on forums where I named Jericho over-rated just because of it. No chance Jericho is in their league. Points used against me is he beat them both on the same night. Who gives a crap? That doesn't make
Hello, again. I'm going to do something a bit different this week. Instead of touching on the current happenings in TNA wrestling, I'm going to do a top five list. My list is going to revolve around the top five wrestlers that have jumped ship from the WWE to TNA. Now, I understand that a simple idea such as this can have many loopholes, so allow me to fix them:
1.) I'm not including
In the awe-inspiring world of professional wrestling, the wrestling business strives off of having the desire to succeed. It's something that's separates the wrestlers who are in this business for the love and respect of it to the wrestlers who use wrestling as a stepping-stone to achieve another career in entertainment (this isn't a shot at The Rock but at wrestlers who don't have a care for the
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In this blog, I will be talking about the superstars in WWE who were really something at one point and then just dropped to nothing. Superstars who won the Intercontinental title and now are rarely seen. Won the world heavyweight title and just lose week in and week out.
Jack Swagger- I remember watching the build up to Wrestlemania (I can't remember which one) but boy did it suck. Jack
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Hey guys! Here's the 2nd blog to the series "What If." Today I'll be doing the blog with The Great One, glad to have him on here. We're going to be talking about Wade Barrett today and just giving a lot of thought on what would've happen if Barrett won the WWE Championship at Survivor Series. Let's get started!
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"In just a matter of days, we saw the bank erode several inches after the rain and wet weather," said David Harvey with Fleis & Vandernbrink Engineering, Inc. the engineering firm overseeing the wastewater treatment plant project.
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Kent State University at Salem is pleased to announce its eighth annual Undergraduate Research Conference on Thursday afternoon, November 29th The conference will feature oral presentations and poster sessions by students about research they completed in for-credit classes at the Salem Campus during the 2012 calendar year.
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WEST WILLIAMSON – The Belfry Pirates might have thought they were along the coastline Saturday night as they saw a Hurricane blow by them.
The Pirates lost to the Redskins of Hurricane (actually pronounced Hur – ri – cun by the folks in West Virginia) 93-65 in the Hatfield-McCoy Shootout Saturday night. Belfry got behind early and never was able to catch up.
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"That is by far the best team we have played this year," Belfry coach Randy Case said. "That being said, our guys didn't guard on the perimeter like they needed to. We let them make a lot of open shots early."
"We got down and just couldn't fight back," Casey added. "They are a very good team and are very skilled. We will go back to work this week and try to get better before our next game."
Belfry committed 20 turnovers in the game against the Redskins.
The Pirates are now 7-6 on the season and will host district rival Phelps tonight at the BHS gym.
Belfry's big senior post player Tony Messer scored 28 and pulled down 13 rebounds, while senior guard Josh Robinson was the only other player in double figures with 19 points. Messer scored 20 of his total in the second half. Robinson had 13 for the Pirates by halftime.
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A POPULAR piece of Whitehaven's recent past is soon to be consigned to the history books. When the bulldozers move in to tear down The Park this summer, it will represent the end of an era for the thousands who boogied and boozed in the popular club for over 15 years.
Between its grand opening in 1989 and its last hurrah on New Year's Eve 2005, The Park was the place to be on a Saturday night.
Mark McLaughlin, Chris Pool and Paul Johnston, all popular DJs at The Park for much of its run, raise a glass to their former residency.
"I worked in there from January 1998 until the day it closed," said Mark, who now DJs at and co-manages North. He has also created a tribute video to The Park online which has attracted over 20,000 hits (http://youtube./nYD6RmgIJY0).
"I started my Park 'career' as a glass collector, and within 12 months of working there I'd been sacked three times for not turning up for work because I wanted to go see Judge Jules and Pete Tong DJ at Cream in Liverpool.
"My big break came as I became The Park's resident DJ in the spring of 1999 and the downstairs dancefloor was mine!
"The best memory I have is of my trademark song; it's a tune known locally as Up Banana by Afrika Bambaataa, and the good folk of Whitehaven still ask me to play it now. It's stood the test of time and, 14 years later, it still fills the dancefloor today.
"I can remember playing it at The Park and watching a sea of people flood the dancefloor; all the folks who were enjoying the dance music upstairs would come downstairs and the feeling you would get at more than 300 people bouncing up and down to a song you've put on is immense .
"Usually within a minute of my playing the song, the DJs from upstairs would rush downstairs and give me a right earbashing because I'd managed to clear their dancefloor!
"Other memories I have are from watching drunk people fall over, and just as I was wondering if they'd get back up, they emerge with a smile on their face and their drink still intact.
"The Park holds a very treasured place in my heart because it's where I got my first big break and I've since worked all over the world."
Paul Johnston was DJ at The Park and The Whitehouse, on and off, from 1990 to 2002. "When I first started," he recalls, "it was open seven nights. In fact my first night there was a Tuesday. I made some great friends and have some great memories of my time in both establishments.
"One of the funniest things I remember was from Christmas Eve in 1990, when I was DJing alongside my good friend, Kevin Thirlwell.
"Kevin had a great idea that at midnight he would abseil from the balcony onto the dancefloor, dressed as Santa and distribute gifts to the revellers.
"Before we opened, the door staff spent ages setting up the rope that 'Santa' would slide down. Kevin had even invested in a pair of thick rubber gloves so that the rope wouldn't burn his hands on the way down.
"When everything was set, the doors were opened and we had great night. It was Christmas and everyone was in the party mood. At midnight, as planned, Santa appeared on the balcony, he waved and threw a few gifts out to the crowd. Then it was time for the main event. Santa started a countdown before he launched himself onto the rope. It was at this point he regretted the rubber gloves, as instead of sliding down, he just hung there from the rope, dangling above the dancefloor. As he hung, his Santa robe opened up and left him with no choice, but to let go of the rope, and he landed on his bottom in the middle of the dancefloor!
"It's a shame now that Whitehaven no longer has a dedicated nightclub. For those of us that grew up in the 80s and 90s, we were lucky. There was an abundance of great venues, and alcohol was cheap enough that you could afford to go out two or three times a week, if not more."
Chris Pool was at The Park for its opening night in 1989 as an electrician working on the lights system, and as DJ for its last night in 2005.
"It was the place to be," says Chris. "The first song ever played there was A Walk in the Park by The Nick Straker Band, and we managed to find it again and it was one of the last songs to be played on the last night."
Photographer Dave Wilson was invited to take pictures in the venue shortly after its closure.
"This was once the premiere nightspot in Whitehaven," says Dave. "It was open for around 16 years and saw many changes in music and provided entertainment for tens of thousands of people during this time.
"I don't exaggerate when I say that this building was part of people's lives. I know part of what I am today was shaped in this place.
"With so many memories it was quite disturbing to go back one last time. Now stripped and ready for demolition, it is just a shell of a building although things like the lighting rig above the dancefloor were still intact.
"Taking a look now, it's obvious that a lot of time, thought and money went into this place. It's a crying shame that it ultimately closed"
For one couple, The Park holds a particularly special memory; it was where Katrina Gray, of Cleator Moor, and Lyndon Sesson, of Frizington, met in September 1997 and they have now been married for 14 years.
"I went to The Park almost every weekend from when I started going out up until it shut," says Katrina. "I even went to the Thursday 'indie nights' and the Friday '70s, 80s and 90s nights' too, in full 70s fancy dress of an Abba-style outfit with flares and painted flowers on my cheeks.
"I celebrated my 18th birthday in The Park and met my now husband there. I have great memories of that place and often my friends and family laugh at me because I always say that when I die, my soul will return to The Park!
"There's nowhere else in Whitehaven like it and probably never will be."
IN my own Park-going days – around 1998 to 2002/3 – it was the only place to end your night out in Whitehaven, writes Andrew Clarke.
There were other pubs and even clubs – hard to believe now, I know – but nowhere came to close to what The Park had to offer. The beauty was it seemed that everyone you knew went there every Saturday night.
Having left the last stop-off before The Park – the equally much-missed Whitehouse – you headed for the back bar or the goldfish bowl to find you knew every single person in there; the night out had been planned all week among my friends and would be reviewed all the following week.
For me, The Park will always mean good mates drinking long-forgotten drinks (Metz, Skittles, Two Dogs anyone?) and dancing to long-forgotten music by Eiffel 65 (Blue), Ann Lee (2 Times) and The Vengaboys. Happy days!
First published at 11:06, Thursday, 05 April 2012
Published by http://www.whitehavennews.co.uk
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Went to the Park when it was the swimming baths, very distant memory now! And it is the only place I have ever danced around handbags -that was a scream!
I don't drink but still used to go to The Park every weekend, the burgers upstairs we're awsome!!
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Gardening is easier when you can sit, swivel and roll! Our back-saving Gardener's Supply Tractor Scoot lets you work from a seated position virtually anywhere in your yard or garden. Thanks to your input, we've made this customer favorite even more comfortable and easier to use. First, we added a longer handle so you can pull the Scoot behind you like a wagon. When retracted, the handle locks upright to make a sturdy handhold. We also lowered the swiveling, tractor-style seat by 3-1/2" to give you better access when planting and harvesting, and the seat now adjusts from 16" to 19" high, to suit your body and the task at hand. Lastly, we increased the weight capacity of the 1" tubular steel frame to 400 pounds. Hefty, pneumatic tires ensure a smooth, stable ride.
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Overall good product - would rather see a sticker that said Made in USA tho... [*]. 2 Issues - the one support bar that the basket attaches to was bent - but after attaching basket the screws seem to be able to bend it back in place. #2 Issue - one of the tires has a very soft soft where it is bubbled up and looks like it will probably burst when some weight gets added by someone using/sitting on the tractor. I will be calling Gardeners to see if they can just send me a replacement wheel and cotter pin - if so I will be totally happy. Needs better QA to make sure inferior parts like that don't make it into kits. EDIT: I called customer support and no questions asked - they are sending out new tire and hardware (cotter pin) to attach it. Great Customer Support!! Love they fully stand behind all their products and make it right!
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Three years after the recession, high unemployment rates and historically low wage growth rates in the United States continue to weigh on the U.S. economy and its weak economic growth. Today's U.S. labor markets are also changing, as there are persistent trends in delaying retirement among the aging workforce. How can the United States increase job creation and recover from the recession to return to prerecession job numbers? Is it possible? This webcast explores U.S. and global employment challenges and how companies are redesigning the nature of work to meet these challenges.
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Cochise has spoken, selecting the winners of two recent contests from spawn.com and Spawn #129, just in time for the holidays.
In the Spawn: Armageddon contest, our special-needs contest intern picked five winners from thousands of entrants. To winners go the spoils: a Spawn: Armageddon t-shirt and copy of the game in the platform of their choice. Congratulations to:Aaron Drew, Grovetown, GASam Huff, Columbia, MORob Campanelli, Midland Park, NJChristina Good, Buffalo, NYTravis Judson, Gratiot, OHSpawn #129 Contest
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Kent State's Partnership with The Cleveland Orchestra Continues in its 46th Year Kent/Blossom Music FestivalPosted Apr. 23, 2013
The Kent/Blossom Music Festival (KBMF) is an advanced training institute operated by Kent State University's Hugh A. Glauser School of Music in cooperation with The Cleveland Orchestra and Blossom Music Center each summer. Now in its 46th year, the KBMF is known as one of the finest summer music festivals in the country. Musicians Danna Sundet, oboist for the Erie Philharmonic, and Keith Robinson, cellist and founding member of the Miami String Quartet, have served as the Festival's co-coordinators for the past three years.
The program offers chamber music intensives for student performers in the areas of strings, woodwinds, and brass instruments. This year, nearly 200 audition videos from all over the U.S., as well as Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong and Colombia were received. Students who applied attend such universities as Hong Kong Academy for the Performing Arts, National Taichung University, Julliard, CIM, Longy School of Music, Columbia University, Yale, Manhattan School of Music, Rice, Indiana, and Oberlin. Faculty review the audition videos, and a total of only 44 students are accepted into the program each summer.
"Kent/Blossom Music Festival draws students from all around the world to Kent State for an amazing five-week study intensive with world-renowned musicians," said Sundet. "Many alumni from our program now play with some of the most impressive orchestras, symphonies and notable ensembles. One such alumnus is eight-time Grammy-winning violinist, Phil Setzer, with Emerson String Quartet; plus, the countless members of the Cleveland Orchestra who are also alumni."
KBMF also provides opportunities for members of the community to experience the talents of renowned artists in intimate performance spaces. A six-concert subscription series is available to the public for the upcoming Faculty Concerts, presented in Ludwig Recital Hall in the Music and Speech Building on the Kent State University campus. The Music and Speech Building is located at 1325 Theatre Drive.
The Kent/Blossom Music Festival Faculty Concerts feature performances by the high-profile musicians who serve as faculty for the students attending the summer music program, including members of The Cleveland Orchestra. All Faculty Concerts take place at 7:30 p.m. in Ludwig Recital Hall, Music and Speech Building, 1325 Theatre Drive in Kent.
A six-concert subscription, which provides subscribers with an $18 savings is $72 for adults and $60 for seniors. To purchase a subscription, call the Kent/Blossom Music Festival office at 330-672-2613. Subscriptions may be purchased with check, Visa, MasterCard or Discover.
Single tickets will go on sale June 3, with adults $15, seniors $13 and students $5. For more information on the Kent/Blossom Music Festival, visit kent.edu/blossom.
Faculty Concert Performances:
Wednesday, June 26
Miami String Quartet with Spencer Myer, piano
Performing "String Quartet in f minor Op. 95," Ludwig Van Beethoven; "String Quartet no. 9 in E flat major Op. 117," Dmitri Shostakovich; "Piano Quartet in A major Op. 26," Johannes Brahms
Saturday, June 29
Kulas Foundation Guest Artist
David Shifrin, clarinet; Spencer Myer, piano
Performing "Sonata for Clarinet and Piano," Francis Poulenc; "Three Pieces for Solo Clarinet," Igor Stravinski; "Sonata in f minor Op. 120 #1," Johannes Brahms; "Dance Preludes," Witold Lutoslawki; "Little Shepherd," "Girl with the Flaxen Hair," "Premiere Rapsodie," Claude Debussy; "Introduction, Theme and Variations," Gioacchino Rossini
Wednesday, July 3
Mark Kosower, cello
Performing "Suite for solo cello No. 4 in E flat major," "Suite for solo cello No. 5 in c minor," "Suite for Solo Cello No. 6 in D Major," Johann Sebastian Bach
Wednesday, July 1
Jung-Min Amy Lee, violin; Tanya Ell, cello; Alicia Koelz, violin; Joanna Patterson Zakany, viola; Rich King, horn; Randall Fusco, piano
Performing "Duo For Violin and Cello Op. 7," Zoltan Kodaly; "String Quartet No. 3, Sz. 85," Bela Bartok; "Trio for Violin, Horn, and Piano," Gyorgy Ligeti
Wednesday, July 1
Joela Jones, piano; Richard Weiss, cello; Danna Sundet, oboe; Barrick Stees, bassoon; Ying Fu and Jeffrey Zehngut, violin; Stanley Konopka, viola
Performing "Suite Popular Española for Cello and Piano," Manuel de Falla; "Trio for Oboe and Bassoon and Piano," Francis Poulenc; "Piano Quintet in A minor, Op. 84," Edward Elgar
Wednesday, July 24
Peter Otto, violin; Joela Jones, piano
Performing "Partita for Violin and Piano," Witold Lutoslawski; "Praeludium and Theme with Variations, Op. 48," Carl Nielsen; "Omaggio a Giovanni Paisiello," Matthias Pintscher; "Sonata for Violin and Piano in C minor, Op. 45," Edvard Grieg
Faculty Concert Performers:
Miami String Quartet
The Miami String Quartet, in residence at Kent State University since 2004, features Benny Kim and Cathy Meng Robinson on violin, Scott Lee on viola and Keith Robinson on cello. The Miami String Quartet is the resident ensemble at the Kent/Blossom Music Festival.
Spencer Myer
Pianist Spencer Myer has been a part of Kent/Blossom Music since 2007. He has performed as a soloist with ensembles including The Cleveland Orchestra, and has appeared with New York City's Park Avenue Chamber Symphony, the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra, among others.
David Shifrin
David Shifrin, clarinetist, is an orchestra soloist, recitalist and chamber music collaborator. He has performed with the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Dallas Symphony and the Denver Symphony, among others, along with orchestras in countries including Italy, Germany and Korea. He has served as principal clarinetist for ensembles including The Cleveland Orchestra, the Honolulu Symphony and the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Mark Kosower
Mark Kosower, principal cello of The Cleveland Orchestra since 2010, also serves as faculty at the Cleveland Institute of Music. Kosower's solo appearances include performances with the Orchestre de Paris, Hong Kong Philharmonic and National Symphony Orchestra of Taiwan. He has also appeared with the symphony orchestras in U.S. cities including Indianapolis, Milwaukee and Seattle.
Jung-Min Amy Lee
Amy Lee, violinist, joined The Cleveland Orchestra as associate concertmaster in March 2008 and has worked with Kent/Blossom Music since 2009. Lee was a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra at age fifteen, and she has performed with ensembles including the Santa Fe Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra, the National Gallery Orchestra and Germany's Baden-Baden Philharmonic.
Tanya Ell
Cellist Tanya Ell joined the Cleveland Orchestra in 2007, after serving as assistant principle cello for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Ell earned a bachelor's degree from the Juilliard School and a master's degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music. She has participated in summer music festivals including the Aspen Music Festival and the Sarasota Music Festival.
Alicia Koelz
Violinist Alicia Koelz joined The Cleveland Orchestra in 2005. Koelz's solo appearances include performances with the Minnesota Orchestra, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Chicago Civic Orchestra. She has appeared at such summer music festivals as the Music Academy of the West, Encore School for Strings and the Chautauqua Institute.
Joanna Patterson Zakany
Joanna Patterson Zakany has been a member of the viola section of The Cleveland Orchestra since 2006. She has previously served as principal viola for the Canton Symphony Orchestra and the Sarasota Music Festival Orchestra. Zakany has performed as a soloist with ensembles including L'Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte-Carlo and the Marrowstone Music Festival Orchestra.
Richard King
Richard King has been a part of The Cleveland Orchestra since 1988 and has served as principal horn since 1997. He began working with Kent/Blossom Music in 1996, and he also serves on the faculty of the Cleveland Institute of Music. King is an active chamber musician and soloist and a member of the Center City Brass Quintet.
Randall Fusco
Randall Fusco, an active piano soloist, also serves as a professor of music at Hiram College. He has appeared as a soloist with The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra, the Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestra and Alliance Symphony Orchestra. Fusco and Cleveland Orchestra bassoonist Barrick Stees have released two Opera Transcriptions and Paraphrases recordings together.
Joela Jones
Joela Jones, principal keyboard of The Cleveland Orchestra, has performed more than fifty different concertos in 200-plus performances with The Cleveland Orchestra. Jones chairs collaborative piano at Kent/Blossom Music, and also teaches at the Cleveland Institute of Music. She has appeared as a soloist with orchestras in cities including Boston, Chicago and Philadelphia.
Richard Weiss
Richard Weiss, first assistant principal cellist of The Cleveland Orchestra, joined the Kent/Blossom Music faculty in 1985. Weiss was a Kent/Blossom Music scholarship student in 1972. Weiss is also a member of the Cleveland Orchestra Piano Trio, and he coaches the cello sections of the Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestras, the New World Symphony and The Cleveland Orchestra Youth Orchestra.
Danna Sundet
Danna Sundet is an assistant professor of oboe at Kent State University and the co-artistic coordinator of the Kent/Blossom Music Festival. She also serves as the principal oboe of The Erie Philharmonic and the director of the John Mack Oboe Summer Camp in Little Switzerland, North Carolina. Sundet is a founding member of Cleveland chamber ensemble Panoramicos.
Barrick Stees
Barrick Stees is the assistant principal bassoon of The Cleveland Orchestra. He previously served as principal bassoon with the Hartford Symphony. He has performed as a soloist with such ensembles as the South Bend Symphony Orchestra and the Brevard Music Center Orchestra, in addition to a solo tour of Hong Kong and China.
Ying Fu
Violinist Ying Fu has been a part of The Cleveland Orchestra since the 2011-2012 season. Fu received his bachelor's degree from the Shanghai Conservatory and his master's degree from Rice University. He is also currently a doctoral candidate at Rice University.
Jeffrey Zehngut
Violinist Jeffrey Zehngut has been a part of the second violin section of The Cleveland Orchestra since 2011. Zehngut studied at the Cleveland Institute of Music, and has previously served as associate principal second violin of the San Diego Symphony and principal second of the Canton Symphony Orchestra.
Stanley Konopka
Stanley Konopka has been a part of The Cleveland Orchestra viola section since 1991 and has served as principal viola since 1993. Konopka previously served as principal violinist and soloist for the National Repertory Orchestra. He is also a faculty member at the Cleveland Institute of Music.
Peter Otto
Peter Otto, violinist, is the first associate concertmaster of The Cleveland Orchestra. Otto previously served as assistant concertmaster of the Saint Louis Symphony. Otto's solo performances include appearances with the Czech Philharmonic, the Saint Louis Symphony and the Heidelberg Chamber Orchestra. He earned his bachelor's degree at Hochschule für Musik und Theater in Rostock, Germany and his master's at the Juilliard School.
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|MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2013 | 7pm
Click HERE to view the video of this program in YIVO's Program Archive.
Isabelle Barrière, Brooklyn College; Sarah Bunin Benor, Hebrew Union College; Ross Perlin, Endangered Language Alliance; Paul Glasser (Moderator)
Receptions will precede and follow the lecture. The first reception will begin at 5:30pm. All are welcome.
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Today, there are approximately half a million Yiddish speakers in the United States. But what role does it play in speakers' lives? How is Yiddish used by Jewish communities today? Isabelle Barrière, Sarah Bunin Benor and Ross Perlin will discuss the ways Hasidic, Modern Orthodox and alternative Yiddish communities use Yiddish both to create a common identity and to establish difference between themselves, non-Jewish society and other Jewish communities.
The Annual Naomi Prawer Kadar Memorial Lecture at YIVO Institute provides an opportunity for the public to explore topics of Yiddish language and linguistics, the history of Yiddish, Yiddish children's literature, and education. The lecture is supported by the Naomi Prawer Kadar Foundation, Inc. The Naomi Foundation® is dedicated to reimagining education. As an extension of Naomi Prawer Kadar's life's work, the foundation's goal is to empower educators and promote leadership in education in order to inspire and nurture the next generation. Through entrepreneurial and established channels and together with their partners and grantees, the Naomi Foundation drives innovation to create meaningful and lasting impact. The Naomi Foundation champions Yiddish, Naomi's lifelong passion, as a vibrant, rich, and contemporary language. The Naomi Foundation advances the teaching and learning of Yiddish, particularly in academic and scholarly settings.
Isabelle Barrière's research investigates the early language development of monolingual and bilingual children exposed to different signed and spoken languages. In addition to her positions as a member of the faculty of Brooklyn College and of the Graduate Center/CUNY, Dr. Barrière is Director of Research for Policy and Education at Yeled V'Yalda Early Childhood Center – one the largest Head Start programs in NYC that serves more than 2,000 children, 70% of whom speak 15 distinct languages other than English at home, including Yiddish.
Sarah Bunin Benor is Associate Professor of Contemporary Jewish Studies at Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion (Los Angeles campus) and Adjunct Associate Professor in the University of Southern California Linguistics Department. She is the author of Becoming Frum: How Newcomers Learn the Language and Culture of Orthodox Judaism (2012), and she has published and lectured widely about Jewish languages, linguistics, Yiddish, American Jews, and Orthodox Jews. Benor is founding co-editor of the Journal of Jewish Languages (Brill) and creator of the Jewish Language Research Website and the Jewish English Lexicon.
Paul Glasser is is former dean of the Max Weinreich Center at YIVO. He received his Ph.D. in linguistics from Columbia University. He has taught, researched, and written about Yiddish language and linguistics for many years. He currently writes a column on Yiddish for the Yiddish Forward newspaper.
Ross Perlin is a writer and linguist based in Brooklyn. He is the Assistant Director of the Endangered Language Alliance, a non-profit based in New York, where he also directs the Jewish Languages Project. He learned mame-loshn as an adult, studying at the Vilnius Yiddish Institute, working for the Folksbiene Theater, and later serving as an Asia correspondent for the Yiddish Forward. He has written on languages, labor, China, and Jewish diversity for a wide range of publications. He is also the author of Intern Nation: How to Earn Nothing and Learn Little in the Brave New Economy, which first came out in 2011.
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In honor of the recent announcement that Bend will host the first-ever National Beard and Moustache Championships in June, we here at GO! Magazine dedicated most of today's music section to facial hair, and the faces who wear it. We've got a cover subject who plays old-time blues, never smiles, and keeps a thick beard, plus my overview of the historical relationship between musicians and hairy chins. Let's cut to the face … er, I mean chase:
–Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band is back in town with a slew of stompin' new country-blues songs. Read my interview with the Reverend here.
–"The Sound & The Furry: A farcical look at the hairy history of rock." I'm just so proud of that headline, I had to point it out to you. ALSO, be sure to pick up the print version of the paper so you can take our beard-rocker quiz!
And in the non-beardo section of the section:
-On Wednesday, Fascination and Vinyl Film will fill Silver Moon Brewing with catchy, dramatic pop-rock that's not often seen 'round these parts.
-Another rare sighting for Bend: Dance-punk, brought to you (and Players Bar) by Seattle up-and-comers The Redwood Plan.
-You love pirates. And you love bands. So you should love a pirate band, right? Test that theory tonight with eyepatch-punks The Deadly Gallows.
-The list of noteworthy local-band gigs is newsier than usual this week, with Jukebot's inaugural show, a retooled Sofa Kings at M&J, and a weekend full of fun at Mountain's Edge, where Problem Stick, The Dirty Words, Necktie Killer and Wetsock will test-drive the new stage.
Again, grabbing an actual copy of The Bulletin today gets you not only all these articles and more, but also: BEARD-ROCKER QUIZ.
Tags: Fascination, Jukebot, Necktie Killer, Problem Stick, Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band, The Deadly Gallows, The Dirty Words, The Redwood Plan, The Sofa Kings, Vinyl Film