text:
Wow. Maybe the guy was suffering from some form of rock-crit
inferiority complex or something, because nothing could be further from
the truth. The set contains 106 tracks, laid out over the course of five
CDs, and presents a pretty convincing case that Ray's time with
ABC-Paramount Records was one of the strongest and most productive
associations of his career.
Acclaimed trombonist and member of the first family of jazz, Delfeayo Marsalis launches Sweet Thunder: Duke & Shak,
an original theatrical jazz production culled from live performances in
thirty-six locations across the country. The play was born from
Marsalis' affinity for the music of Duke Ellington and the poetry of Shakespeare: first brought to the musical stage in the 1957 production of Such Sweet Thunder at the Shakespeare Festival I Stratford, Canada. Both Ellington and Billy Strayhorn were invited to compose music in tribute to The Bard, and came up with 15 compositions for that date.
Fans pick the songs for the album
Jacqui hosted a gathering of about ninety people where she performed
twenty-five songs and let the listeners rate them on a scale of 1 to 5.
Without exception, the top fifteen rated songs did become the cuts
selected for the new album. Jacqui said that there was a little bit of
nervousness in letting her fans choose the songs, but when it was all
said and done, the fans made excellent choices.
"I think that a lot of the time fans are pretty much
right on. At least mine. I feel like they know me. And in this
particular case I wanted them to really know my heart in this album, and
I think that comes through."
"Acoustic smashing" continues
Jacqui Naylor made famous what she defined as "acoustic smashing," or
taking a jazz tune and a rock tune, and singing one while the band
plays the other in a seamless fashion. On this album, Jacqui smashes Surrey with the Fringe on Top with George Benson's Breezin.
At The Crossroads finds
Carter organic and raw yet razor sharp, with a defined focus and passion
that not only makes it a noteworthy release, it may well raise the bar
for jazz overall.
Here's what we are adding to the Jazz 88 Music Library and debuting on The New Jazz Thing, Monday, October 17, 2011...
DEE BELL (FB)– "SAGACIOUS GRACE" (Female vocalist, doing a straight-ahead mix of standardsand jazz tunes, backed by an all-star band).
FREDDY COLE – "TALK TO ME" (Male vocalist, doing a straight-ahead mix of obscure andnew standards).
Critical Jazz: Instead of taking a victory lap of exclusive club and festival dates or
perhaps cooling his heels in Las Vegas, Freddy Cole releases a follow up
to the Grammy nominated "Freddy Cole Sings Mr. B" that may just bring
home the Grammy some argue he should have received last year. Sophisticated in style and as comfortable as a favorite pair of jeans, Freddy Cole continues to please!
MAC GOLLEHON – "ODDYSSEY OF NOSTALGIA" (Trumpet-led sessions, doing somevintage tunes and originals, with some vocals by Amina Claudine Myers).
TIM HAGANS (FB )– "THE MOON IS WAITING" (Trumpeter, leading a progressive session. 2011 Grammy Nomination for Best Instrumental Composition "Box of Cannoli" on The Avatar Sessions).
AllABoutJazz.com (Dan Bilawsky): Hagans has proven to be a master compositional architect in more formal
settings, but his ability to let loose with this small group is the key
to its success. The Moon Is Waiting is a marvel of elastic expressions from one of the most shrewd and intelligent minds in jazz today.
LENORA ZENZALAI HELM (FB)– "I LOVE MYSELF WHEN I'M LAUGHING…" (Femalevocalist, doing a mix of original and jazz tunes, on the edgy side).
AllAboutJazz.com: the award-winning, Chicago-born vocalist, composer, lyricist, arranger,
educator and former U.S. Jazz Ambassador Lenora Zenzalai Helm
brilliantly illuminates the jazz world with this soulful and spectacular
13-track CD. It features music and lyrics inspired by two
Chicago storytellers, and by writers Zora Neale Hurston, Neale Donald
Walsch and Alice Walker, Robert Kennedy, biographers Gene Santoro and
Ross Russell, poets Rudyard Kipling and Sam White, and the music and
lyrics of Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, Charles Mingus, Thelonious
Monk, Jon Hendricks and Joni Mitchell.
JASON KAO HWANG – "CROSSROADS UNSEEN" (Extremely progressive collection oforiginals).
AllAboutJazz.com (Karl Ackerman): The notion that the next great force in new jazz could be a violinist may seem a bit incongruous, but Crossroads Unseen is fresh, exciting and creative, and one of the best recordings of the year.
MIKE LeDONNE – "KEEP THE FAITH" (Straight-ahead organ grooves, with Eric Alexanderplaying sax).
MIKE LONGO TRIO + 2 – "TO MY SURPRISE" (Mostly quintet, with some trio tracks, playinga mix of originals, standards and jazz tunes).
FAME Review: a CD loaded up with nothing but first-rung talent: Bob Cranshaw on bass,
Lewis Nash on drums, Jimmy Owens on trumpet and flugelhorn, and Lance
Bryant on tenor sax. That's it. No guest sit-ins other than that '+2'.
No sweetening. Just a quinteted-up trio playing its extremely
sophisticated brains out.
RENE MARIE (FB, @manaymanee)– "BLACK LACE FREUDIAN SLIP" (Female vocalist, doing straight-aheadoriginals).
Blogcritics.org (David Bowling): Rene Marie may not be a well-known name, but she has quietly built a
catalogue of music that can match most jazz singers active today. If you
are in the mood for some interesting and well sung jazz, then Black Lace Freudian Slip is an album for you.
NEW TRICKS (FB, @NewTricksJazz)– "ALTERNATE SIDE" (Pianoless quartet, doing progressive originals).
AllAboutJazz.com (Greg Simmons):
Here's something you don't read in album liner notes every day: "We
recorded in Shawn's apartment...using only blankets wrapped around music
stands for audio separation." New Tricks has seemingly recorded Alternate Side... in some no-frills circumstances, but there's truth in the old saying that adversity sometimes brings out the best in people. This
piano-less collective, featuring a trumpet and tenor sax front line,
plays an energetic brawl of traded solos, hard bop melodies, and freely
constructed harmonization. Likely because of the way it was recorded, Alternate Side... has a live-in-studio feel to it—four guys just playing in a room—and they sound like they're really enjoying the session. The result is a truly creative record that trades in spontaneity rather than polish.
BILL O'CONNELL – "TRIPLE PLAY PLUS THREE" (Pianist, backed by all-star Latinmusicians, doing mostly originals).
JASON ROBINSON AND ANTHONY DAVIS – "CERULEAN LANDSCAPE" (Progressivecollection of originals).
HOLLI ROSS – "YOU'LL SEE" (Female vocalist, backed by an all-star band, doing standardsand 2 tunes she co-wrote with Claudio Roditi).
THE SPOKES – "NOT SO FAST" (Horn trio, playing an eclectic, progressive mix of originals).
TUNNEL SIX – "LAKE SUPERIOR" (Sextet, doing an edgy mix of band originals).
UMOJA – "DANCE OF THE KALAHARI" (Straight-ahead collection of originals, with Afro-Cuban subtext).
RAHSAAN BARBER (FB, @rjbsax)– "EVERYDAY MAGIC" (Young saxophonist,
leading a group of young musicians, doing all original material).
Blogcritics (The Dirty Lowdown): This is a great debut for the label and a more than fine sophomore
effort from Rahsaan and Everyday Magic. It may not be elevator music,
but it is going nowhere but up.
SHARON DuBOIS (FB)– "HERE I AM" (Local vocalist, backed by local
musicians, doing all original tunes.
Lots of overdubs of her voice).
San Diego Reader (Robert Bush): In its strongest moments, Here I Am floats along with a jazz-funk groove reminiscent of the 70s Crusaders, or, on some tracks, the sophisticated feel of 80s era Steely Dan. It takes a tight band to pull that off.
ECHOES OF SWING – "MESSAGE FROM MARS" (New takes on early
swing classics. Neo-swing, if you will).
The Jazz Society of Pensacola (Norman Vickers): This group combines the styles of small-group combos of the '20s and
'30s with modern techniques with wonderful toe-tapping result. There is
a mix of jazz standards with their own compositions. I'm also a fan of
classics which are "swung." Three examples of this style are
"Butterfly Chase" based on a Chopin Etude, Fritz Kreisler's "Liebesleid:
and Shostakovich's "Gavotte."
"Message from
in Paris
and is
awarded the
BILL FRISELL (FB, @BillFrisell) – "ALL WE ARE SAYING…" (Edgy guitarist, paying
tribute to John Lennon, with interesting and faithful takes, on familiar
AllAboutJazz.com (Music and More by Tim Niland): In guitarist Bill Frisell's liner notes to his most recent LP, he writes
about being contacted to perform a special concert of John Lennon
compositions. He and the band enjoyed it so much that they continued to
tour, playing mostly of the music heard here to an excellent response,
and then entered to studio to record. Overall this album works pretty well and could serve as an excellent
gateway or conduit to fans of pop music that are interested in exploring
jazz. The band understands that Lennon's music speaks for itself, and with a
few modifications they allow it to do so quite beautifully
YARON GERSHOVSKY - "STATE OF MIND" (Manhattan Transfer's
pianist, leading a trio, doing mostly standards, with the group guesting on one
track, and Janis Siegel on another).
Earthworks Audio: A Summa Cum Laude graduate of Berklee College of Music, Yaron has
launched his musical career touring with Pharoah Sanders, and recording
with Wayne Shorter on his album "Atlantis". Since 1979, Yaron has been
the Musical Director and Pianist/Keyboardist for the world-renowned
vocal group The Manhattan Transfer. Yaron's work was featured on the Broadway stage as well.
ALLAN HARRIS (FB,@AllanHarris) – "OPEN UP YOUR MIND" (Male vocalist, backing
himself on guitar, doing mosty originals.
Some track border on smooth jazz).
Powerderfinger Promotions: Always known as a singer's singer, in Open Up Your Mind Harris also gets
the opportunity to show off his deep songwriting talent while letting
the music world know that he can hold his own on guitar. Harris has a
rich history in the jazz world, CNN referred to him as one of the "three
best male jazz vocalists in the country."
PAMELA HINES – "LUCKY'S BOY" (Pianist, leading a trio, with
vocalist April Hall, singing all Pamela's originals).
CDBaby: Jazz pianist/ composer Pamela
Hines presents nine new vocal jazz originals that are sure to be part
of the contemporary American Songbook. Soulful and Blues- oriented
April Hall puts her vocal stamp on these clever, fun and inspiring
tunes. John Lockwood is on bass with Les Harris, Jr. on drums. The
result is and outstanding selection of jazz music that is sure to make
an impact with jazz fans. Hines has made a solid contribution to
the history of jazz piano with her seventh CD on the Spice Rack label
and more works on other labels. She was a guest on Piano Jazz with
Marian McPartland in 2000, thanks to a critically acclaimed debut CD in
1998 with Bob Moses, Rick McLaughlin, Darren Barrett and Jaque
"WYNTON MARSALIS (FB, @WyntonMarsalis), & ERIC CLAPTON (FB, @EricClaptonNews) PLAY THE BLUES" (More of an early-swing style recording, with a old swing version of "Layla").
JazzReview.com: Reprise Records captures the magic of these unprecedented shows from
earlier this year on CD and as a CD/DVD combo that both feature
selections taken from the two public concerts (April 8-9), as well a
special performance for Jazz at Lincoln Center's annual gala (April 7). Marsalis says the group combined the sound of an early blues jump-band
with the sound of New Orleans jazz to accommodate the integration of
guitar/trumpet lead, a combination that gave the musicians the latitude
to play different grooves, from the Delta to the Caribbean and beyond.
(All-star big band, playing Kurt Weill's music from his most famous work).
FAME (Mark S. Tucker): As before, the band here includes honored vets Randy Brecker and
Miroslav Vitous, though every member is a superior musician. Many are
the solos and just as numerous the influences and stylings—catch the
Brubeckian take on Instead of Song, f'rinstance. One is also as likely to encounter a ululatingly enthralling Pharaoh Sanders cum Anthony Braxton voicing (Wedding Song for the Poor)
as the aforementioned Dave, with Freddie Hubbardisms, Steve Coleman
inflections, and of course the personalities and mindsets of the players
themselves tossed in for a constantly morphing landscape. Everything is
a kaleidoscope of surpassing skill and coloration.
JOAN STILES – "THREE MUSICIANS" (Joel Frahm and Matt Wilson
join her, in mostly progressive versions of familiar tunes).
Amazon.com: Three Musicians is NY-based pianist/composer, Joan Stiles' 3rd
CD, a joyful, interactive outing with Joel Frahm (sax) and Matt Wilson
(drums). The trio glides and grooves through various jazz styles in
brilliant but accessible explorations of standards, show tunes, Monk,
Strayhorn, Mary Lou Williams, and even some Beatles and Clapton.
Highlights include collages on LOVE - My Funny Valentine meets Sunshine of Your Love and MONEY - Brother, Can You Spare a Dime? meets Can't Buy Me Love. Stiles' compositions - West End Boogie, a soulful, rhythmic blues, and the Gillespie/Dameron inspired Bebopicity add to the eclectic mix. Hurly-Burly (Stiles' last CD) garnered a 4-star Downbeat review and topped Jazz Week Radio charts.
SUSANNAH (Martin) & PABLO – "TROPICOS SUR" (Female vocalist,
doing the great Brazilian songbook).
CUONG VU (FB)– "LEAPS OF FAITH" (Pat Metheny's trumpeter, in a
very progressive outing).
AllAboutJazz.com (C. Michael Bailey): The stark juxtaposition of the familiar with the chaotic deepens
understanding of the melody. Vu introduces what he is trying to do with
the familiar before venturing into the unfamiliar, to provide a better
understanding of his vision. This music is the collision between the secure and consonant with the
disruptive and dissonant: meaning it reflects real life, where there are
no white picket fences, only chain-link ones protecting paradise.
ANDREA WOLPER (FB, @AndreaWolper) – "PARALLEL LIVES" (Female vocalist, singing a
mix of standards and originals).
Critical Jazz: "Parallel Lives" is an evocative sound scape collection ranging from
Broadway to jazz beatnik to bebop and it is this very proud collection
of music that defies standard categorization that makes it so
captivating to enjoy. "Parallel Lives" is a celebration of musical diversity at its very
finest. A vocal master class for where jazz vocalists should be heading
Heaven Bound: indeed, what an appropriate choice of words to
title pianist Vincent Lyn's project. The album is a wonderful
collection of jazz, bossa nova, samba, Afro-Cuban rhythms and delicate
classical interpretations. The fourteen-piece repertoire is an even
blend of melody-rich originals and well-chosen, uncommon jazz standards.
The music is engaging, sophisticated and highly pleasurable from start
to finish, with no fillers, as every tune is a keeper and deserving of
airplay consideration.
Lyn is an interesting professional,
whose love for music does not really define the person behind it. Lyn is
a martial arts expert—a Kung-Fu star and teacher with his own academy—a
kickboxing champion, model and Hong Kong film star, with nineteen
movies to his credit. But music has always been one of his first loves.
and to that end Lyn honed his skills through studies at the renowned
Boston Conservatory of Music, Yale University Music School and Manhattan
School of Music.
CHUCK LOEB (@ChuckLoeb)– "PLAIN 'N' SIMPLE" (Smooth jazz guitarist, in a straight-ahead,
trying to bring forth what most cats did back in the day, coming out
right at you swinging, nice and hard, not a lot of hard melodies or
weird time signatures," Wolf says. "I like to play really hard, fast and
kind of flashy. I like to take it to a whole other level."
APICELLA & IRON CITY (FB)– "THE BUSINESS" (Guitar/organ
ensemble, groovin' straight-ahead to originals and jazz tunes).
AllAboutJazz.com (Greg Simmons): "In places it seems as much indebted to rock 'n' roll as to jazz, with
Korzin pumping out solid grooves—playing with the same economy as
Apicella, sticking with keeping time, but almost never throwing in so
much as an accent roll. It's that restraint—the precedence of the group over the individuals—that makes The Business
a good record. This is simple, toe-tapping, head-nodding music—mostly
blues and R&B-based. It's not flashy or especially innovative, but
it is fun, and that seems more to the point."
RICK BRAUN (FB, @RickBraun9, YouTube) – "SINGS WITH STRINGS" (Smooth jazz trumpeter
takes a shot at singing standards, not bad)
Allmusic.com (William Ruhlmann): There is a long tradition of jazz trumpeters putting aside their horns and singing into the microphone, dating back to Louis Armstrong and including Chet Baker, and Rick Braun belatedly joins this confraternity on Sings with Strings. " Braun certainly doesn't embarrass himself as a singer. He has a light, breathy tenor that marks him as a sort of little brother to Mel Tormé, and he is sufficiently assured to try a few note substitutions and time variation..." The album is not the revelation that Chet Baker Sings was, and it does not suggest that Braun should hock his horns. But it is a more than respectable side project.
DEEP BLUE ORGAN TRIO – "WONDERFUL!" (@DeepBlueOrgan3o, FB) (Organ/guitar trio,
swinging the tunes of Stevie Wonder).
The Jazz Word: "the disc is a toe tapping, swinging affair with nine interpretations of
classic Wonder material, featuring the soulful renderings of guitarist
Bobby Broom, organist Chris Foreman and drummer Greg Rockingham.Wonder's reputation as a master craftsman of melody and harmony has been
secured for some time and jazz musicians recording his music is nothing
new. What makes this recording stand out is the convincing and
seemingly natural way the trio presents familiar pop tunes in a
straight-ahead manner. The groovy swing heard on "If You Really Love Me"
and "As" and the crawling ballad tempo of "My Cheri Amour" bring
freshness to the material, enhanced by the band's signature, greasy
allure. The dirty funk treatment given to the Wonder-penned hit for
Rufus "Tell Me Something Good" is worth the price of admission."
ORRIN EVANS – "FREEDOM" (@PosiTone) (Pianist, in a straight-ahead
session, with a sax on 2 tracks, doing mostly originals)
AllAboutJazz.com (Dan Bilawsky): "The music itself, despite a title that might indicate otherwise, is
actually Evans most conventional output in quite some time. The spiky
intensity of The Captain Black Big Band
and the left-leaning, in-and-out esthetic of Tarbaby's work is nowhere
to be found on this date. While Evans still injects his own personality
into these pieces, his mission here is to honor others. Swing is a
central element on a large number of the tracks, but it isn't all that
Evans has to offer. Dewy balladry built with glacial grace (Evans'
"Dita"), a rhythmically engaging workout on Shirley Scott's "Oasis," and
an album-closing, solo piano take on Herbie Hancock's "Just Enough" all exhibit different sides of the indefatigable Orrin Evans."
SIR ROLAND HANNA – "COLORS FROM A GIANT'S KIT" (Previously
unreleased solo piano collection of mostly originals).
JazzTimes.com (David Whiteis): "These selections were recorded during the 1990s and as late as 2002 by
IPO's Bill Sorin, before his label came into being. They showcase
pianist Sir Roland Hanna, the label's first artist, at the height of his
powers. Hanna's playing resonates with an authoritative, almost regal
forcefulness yet it's also graceful. Despite his deft technique, he
never sacrifices meaning for display, and there's a sense of joy and
discovery at every turn—life-affirming melodic and harmonic richness,
deep emotion without bathos." "Hanna brings to bear the full arsenal of his technical and imaginative
gifts, yet his playing is infused with an emotional immediacy that cuts
to the core of blues expression. A balance of strength and soul this
effective was remarkably rare, and makes Hanna's absence—he died in
2002—all the more unfortunate."
RANDY JOHNSTON – "PEOPLE MUSIC" (Random Acts Records FB) (Guitar/organ trio, doing
originals and jazz tunes, with Randy singing on 2 tracks).
NICK RUFFINI – "PRESSIN' ON" (FB, @Nick_Ruffini, YouTube) (Drummer-led session, with
guitarist Johnny DeFrancesco, again, an organ oriented sound…edgy).
RICHARD UNDERHILL (@richardunderhill, FB, YouTube) – "KENSINGTON SUITE" (Saxophonist, leading
a variety of ensembles, doing all originals, on the edgy side, with 4 tracks
featuring…you guessed it…the organ).
JazzReviews.com (Samira Blackwell): "The unexpected, elastic sparkle of brilliance shimmers through every
song - an endless tingle that dances down your spine and begs repeated
listening over and again. Kensington Suite makes such
contribution and Richard's artistry positively equals the transcendent
peaks made by Parker, Coltrane, Henderson and Brecker. This is jazz at
its finest and being a veritable collector, I make no apologies for
these comments."
TOM WOPAT (@tomwopat, FB, YouTube) – "CONSIDER IT SWUNG" (Former "Dukes of Hazzard"
star, singing a collection of old and new standards and originals. Well done).
JazzTimes.com (Christopher Loudon): Now, another five years having passed (since 2006 Harold Arlen tribute Dissertation On the State of Bliss), Wopat is back with Consider It Swung, a far more wide-ranging album. New York Times
music critic Stephen Holden, whose knowledge of jazz and cabaret
singers is likely unequalled, has aptly compared Wopat to the
later-career Sinatra. His gravelly baritone is singularly engaging and,
like Sinatra, he has an actor's ability to fully embrace a lyric,
digging to the roots of each song's story. "...Wopat is equally, if not more, appealing when he ventures beyond the
Great American Songbook. Bobbie Gentry's delta mini-drama "Ode to Billie
Joe" is particularly well suited to his story-weaving skills, as are
Joni Mitchell's wistful "2 Grey Rooms" and "You'd Rather Have the
Blues," Dave Frishberg's delightfully cynical portrait of a perpetual
pessimist. His bluesy retelling of Delbert McClinton's "Maybe Someday
Baby" is a first-rate scorcher that swings with Joe Williams gutsiness,
his hazy reading of "Deacon Blues" is earthier than the Steely Dan
original and there's plenty of soulful swagger in his "A Natural Man."
Great bunch of new additions to the Jazz 88 Music Library on Monday, June
20, 2011. These discs will be featured on The New Jazz Thing on
Jazz 88 with Vince Outlaw, Monday, June 20, 2011, 6-8 PM PT! Click on the
Listen Now link to listen live over
the internet or tune into 88.3 FM in San Diego!
DIEGO BARBER – "THE CHOICE" (Acoustic
guitarist, leading a quartet, doing all original material).
Here's whats getting added to the Jazz 88 Music Library the week of 5/30/2011 (with a few programming tips from Joe...thanks!). As many of these as possible will be debuted on The New Jazz Thing (by me!) on Monday, May 30, 2011 between 6 and 8 PM PT, so tune in and get turned on to The New!!!
ANGIE DOCTOR & DAN SCHUMACHER – "HE SAID, SHE SAID" (A Capella vocal duet recording, with an eclectic mix of songs).
Here is the new music in the Jazz 88 Music Library that you will hear
sampled on The New Jazz Thing on Monday, May 2, 2011 and added to
regular rotation on Tuesday, May 3, 2011. Thanks to Jazz 88 Music Director Joe Kocherhans for the great new music and comments to help us get this music to you!KARRIN ALLYSON – "'ROUND MIDNIGHT" (Another great one from her, mostly ina ballad style).
BILL ANSCHELL – "FIGMENTS" (Solo outing by this pianist, with an eclectic mix of old and new standards).
Origin Records: Throughout Figments, pianist Bill Anschell's creative, abstract approach
takes each song to unexpected places without ever leaving his audience
behind. Self-recorded over a series of late nights, after gigs, when
Anschell's "internal supervisor had clocked out." The result is twelve
genre-bending, near stream-of-consciousness takes covering a mix of jazz
standards and pop songs from the 60s and 70s. Highlights include Arlo
Guthrie's protest song "Alice's Restaurant," a meditative take on the
Rodgers and Hart standard "It Never Entered My Mind," and a
prepared-piano version of Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi."
"ACTION-REFRACTION" (Progressive outing from this guitarist, mix of standards,
originals and new standards).
AllMusic.com Review:
(Gypsy jazz, with mostly vocals).
Djangology.net Review:
BIG BAND" (Edgy big band session, doing mostly originals).
The Revivalist.com Review:
OF HEARTS" (Not to be confused with the all-female band, doing all
straight-ahead originals by band members).
(Male vocalist, singing old and new standards).
DAVE LeFEBVRE – "FROM SOUL TO
SOUL" (Mix of straight-ahead and contemporary sounds, doing all originals).
SONGS FOR JAZZERS" (Big band, featuring all-star sidemen, doing arrangements of
familiar melodies).
AllAboutJazz.com Review:
LETTER TO NEW ORLEANS" (Trumpeter, saluting his hometown, with various group
configurations, with several trumpet/piano duets).
"THREE-PART ODYSSEY" (Progressive quintet, doing all originals by band members).
OA2Records Review:
(Progressive quartet, doing all originals).
The JazzPage Review:
OCEAN…" (Interesting trio configuration, doing all straight-ahead originals).
Origin Records Review:
OF NEW ORLEANS" (Classic New Orleans brass band sounds).
Seattle PostIntelligenser Review:
(Sax player, doing all originals, mostly contemporary, option-slot material).
"PENUMBRAL SKY" (Local guitarist, doing straight-ahead, bluesy originals).
TOMMY SMITH – "KARMA" (Sax
player, doing mostly very edgy contemporary tunes).
Edinburgh Festival Guide:
TO BE ME" (Straight-ahead piano trio).
Arbors Records:
"SIDETRACKED" (Double sax quintet, doing all straight-ahead originals).
Cleveland Scene Review:
Kay Mori is a jazz and folk vocalist. As of July 2008 she has been working as a producer with Harlem Jazz Machine."
Goodbye Storyteller from Brad Mehldau Music on Vimeo.


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Our spacious and elegant 3 bedroom villa is one of 16 properties that make up Residence Indigo - a private 'hameau' on the edge of the authentic Provencal village of La Garde Freinet. Just inland from the Golfe de St.Tropez, La Garde Freinet is located in the breathtaking Massif des Maures. A paradise for nature lovers and jet setters alike.
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There's plenty to do around the village including some great nature trail walks in the forest. Other activities like golf and larger scale fun for children include water parks, go-karting, paint balling and pony riding. All available locally. Check with the English speaking tourist office conveniently located on the way into the village. Also, take a look at the village tourist office website for a calendar of events during your stay.
The village has all the essential shops you'll need including butchers, general stores and boulangeries. It is a 'working' village so there's also a bank, doctor and dentist (should you need them) a municipal swimming pool - even a yoga class in the village hall!
The village landmark – the cross that overlooks La Garde Freinet – can be reached up a winding pathway through the trees. Once there, you are a few hundred metres away from the ruins of an old Saracen fortress originally built to guard the pass between the hills.
So much on the doorstep but it's only 20 minutes to the coast and the sun-drenched sandy beaches!
From the more family oriented beaches around Gigaro, La Croix Valmer and towards Cavalaire to the more famous beaches like Pampelonne near St.Tropez, you have lots of choice. There are quieter stretches, beach clubs and restaurants and all the beach activities you would expect from a world class resort area for example para-gliding, pedalos, wind surfing and jet skis.
The beauty of our location is that it's just a short drive from the uber-chic shops, busy port area and colourful nightlife of ever popular St.Tropez - but it doesn't take long to get back to the tranquillity of the village. In other words the best of both worlds.
La Garde Freinet is a great place to visit at any time of year. The long summer months of July and August are hot, hot, hot and for those without school holidays to worry about, June and September are magical. The spring and autumn months are a perfect time to visit and enjoy the great outdoors.
The village is also only two and a half hours from the ski slopes at the western side of the Pre Alpes du Sud. Some local residents ski from November through to the end of April.
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GOP has NEVER allowed a little thing like the TRUTH stop them from saying anything~shoot~if the DIDN'T consistently playgerize, they wouldn't have a darn thing to say to their 'base' except "SHOW ME THE MONEY....OK...SHOW ME"
perry could be the dumbest white guy on the planet
Perry proposed ditching the mission to Mars in favor of one to the sun, as long as we went at night.
Someone told Perry the word 'gullible' wasn't in the dictionary, so when he found a bookstore he bought one to make sure.
just how dumb can one GOP presidential candidate be? wait, don't answer that..
That Perry would take this quote seriously isn't really a surprise. It fits conservatives' (perverse) ideology; people are poor because of their own laziness.
Enough already, from a democrat originally from Texas, just let him ride off into the sunset in peace, and please, no dumb but dumber Bush jokes.
PS – "Don't mess with Texas."
@ Anonymous,
How does the comment of one dumb yokel represent the entire community of conservative voters?
This is one of the most annoying aspects of our politics today: one moron on one side of the spectrum says something stupid and another moron believes the idiocy is true of everybody on that side. Only a fool believes that the world is that simply operated. All shades, my friend. All shades...
Look, I've said it before. Politico was first to ask the question: Is Rick Perry Dumb? There can be no question left in anyone's mind about Perry's level of intelligence. Most sentences that come out of his mouth during the debates and on the campaign trail are practically incoherent. Perry makes Bush look like a genius. Perry literally got a D in freshman introductory economics at Texas A&M and he think we will believe him when he says he knows how to get the economy moving? Book smarts are certainly not everything--we were told President Obama is very smart too. But Perry appears to have no intelligence whatsoever and no common sense either. The man is totally and completely unfit for office. I am a Texan and the rest of the country should pity us for having this man as our three-term governor.
It may have been labeled as satire but I sense a grain of truth in that "quote" that is probably a little uncomfortable for the occupy crowd. Is it possible that many of them just don't want to work very hard to get ahead? After all, they should get a "fair share" regardless right? It would be even better for those folks if they watched how hard a lot of people outside the financial industry work to design and produce all the gadgets they are doing their blogging on.
He got a D in "Meats" too. And he was an Animal Science major. No wonder why his solution to Texas droughts is prayer.
Even more annoying is that a sadly large chunk of the U.S. populace has crafted entire planks of their party platform out of the denials of science, their animosity toward education and the educated, a belief that money in and of itself is a moral good, and the imposition of their religious beliefs on the entire population.
He said he did not know if it was true but it is fitting. Sounds like most of these comments are from people who do not work very hard.
Some [poor] people ARE poor because of their own laziness, but not all.
Conversely, Most [rich] people are rich because of their hard work. There are very few rich lazy people, at least very few that stay rich.
It's Mitt Romney and the seven dwarfs. The sooner they all drop out the better for the chances that Obama will be a one-term president.
Apparently, most of the posters here - and it seems, the author of this article/blog - don't know what "satire" means. It is not a synonym for "made up" or for "farce." Farce is the use of ridiculous or improbable situations to make a point, whereas satire is intended to ridicule that which is true, but painful to see, or hypocritical, or open to criticism. So, the author of the "Satire" column was likely trying to show the silliness of the OWS movement, by using what could pass for a real-world example. The article states that Perry introduced the anecdote by saying it had been sent to him, so it's plausible that he did not see the original column. I'm no Perry supporter, but I think you should all pay a little more attention; but that's what the internet is for, right? Ready, shoot, aim.
@Wordsmith "So, the author of the "Satire" column was likely trying to show the silliness of the OWS movement, by using what could pass for a real-world example."
yea.. I think you are actually the one that doesn't understand satire lol... That's like saying Mark Twain wrote Huckleberry Finn as, in your words a "real-world example". Also, "ready, shoot, aim"...? Shouldn't you aim before you shoot...
Which brings me to my point. Wake em up early and let em know what time the 99% are going to work!
Making sense is just a theory that's out there.
SordWmith - um, did you study any Twain while at Oxford? It's of course replete with satire, using real-world issues - slavery, religion, etc. - to show the hypocrisy of the current times. Since I'm not the author of the "Satire" column - and I'll assume you aren't either - then my opinion of what the author was trying to show is as valid as is yours. I believe he was trying - through a plausible real world example - to show the inanity of the OWS'ers: protesting against people who are working hard to get ahead, as opposed to standing in the street - not everyone who works on Wall Street makes a fortune every year, nor graduated from Harvard. As to ready...etc., apparently you also don't understand sarcasm.
Perry just watched "War of the Worlds," then grabbed his shotgun and swore he was "gonna shoot me some Martians."
While it might seem like common sense, unfortunately, there is no evidence to support your claims. Have a read:
"Parental income is a better predictor of a child's future in America than in much of Europe, implying that social mobility is less powerful."
That speech Perry gave in NH was AWESOME!!! Is that guy on drugs or what?!
Hey, Perry is on drugs and gay. Get real, listen to him. I knew a guy in college who "did him." Such a joke he is trying to be Texan "macho," when he is not only homo but what they call a "fem."
Okay, we have confirmation that this guy is dumber than George W. Bush. Never thought it could be done, until now.
ANYTHING that involves cognitive reasoning trips up Perry.
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Perry is a Republican, ergo he has the typical Republican IQ.
I appreciate the OCCUPY Wallstreet Movement in helping to stop the DEBIT card SWIPE fees gone.. THIS is small movement that will have a BIG impact in 2012
Taking lessons from W.
You couldn't expect the son of a governor of Texas to recognize or know or understand the word..."Satire"...it's a matter of vocabulary...basic understanding of the written word and the world it represents...intelligence and education has something to do with it, and, of course...values.
GOTP delenda est...
hey, it works for biden.
All Republicans are ignorant. All blacks are thieves. All Jews are rich.... Do you see how ridiculous the comments on this site are? Use specific names, rather than an entire group. Thank you. Love always, concerned citizen.
Silly me. I thought Perry's candidacy was the parody.
i guess it takes the brains of a harvard grad to beat down the greatest democracy on earth; i guess you need to be really smart to cause more divisiveness among Americans than any president in history has ever done; i guess it takes a genius to think that spending government money to create government jobs and adding boatloads of new regulations and taxes will help the country recover from an economic crisis brought on directly by said government; i guess only a really brilliant man can make his followers want to commit suicide by voting for him all over again.
The Occupy movement has found its cause. Only by getting the big money players out of politics (unions as well as corporations, in my mind) will we ever have a Congress that actually works for the people it allegedly represents.
if the big money exits politics, the ows parasites will have no more food, no more tents, and no more pulpit.
And that's a bad thing? That's exactly what they WANT - to not HAVE to be there protesting anymore.... They would love nothing more than to get MONEY out of politics and then they can happily pack up and go home. Mission accomplished!
@Anonymous wrote:
if the big money exits politics, the ows parasites will have no more food, no more tents, and no more pulpit.
So I guess cutting taxes and gutting departments - and all the thousands of jobs in those departments - is the way to stimulate the economy?? Such logic...
@Dagny Taggart wrote:
i guess it takes the brains of a harvard grad to beat down the greatest democracy on earth; i guess you need to be really smart to cause more divisiveness among Americans than any president in history has ever done; i guess it takes a genius to think that spending government money to create government jobs and adding boatloads of new regulations and taxes will help the country recover from an economic crisis brought on directly by said government.... BLAH... BLAH... BLAH...
Uhhhhh - yeah... When was the last time YOU pitched a tent and camped out at your workplace for weeks on end?? (And Sadly I think many employers would actually expect that of employees, only it's against the law...)
So roll over and go back to sleep in your warm, cozy bed and shut up.
@T Simpson wrote:
It may have been labeled as satire but I sense a grain of truth in that "quote" that is probably a little uncomfortable for the occupy crowd. Is it possible that many of them just don't want to work very hard to get ahead? After all, they should get a "fair share" regardless right? It would be even better for those folks if they watched how hard a lot of people outside the financial industry work to design and produce all the gadgets they are doing their blogging on.
these ows losers are exactly like the hippies of the 60's who had the luxury of living off daddy's money to be able to 'find themselves' by biting the hand that feeds them. some of them grew up and became part of the establishment they protested and the others just remained losers. working for a living goes a long way to broaden the perspective. many of the current day demonstrators simply want to feel as if they belong to something - anything. any cause is better than no cause - until the winter sets, and the lice start to breed, no pun intended.
It's a reaction from the left. Will define the elections in 2012.
Better than silence.
As a Republican candidate, Texas Gov. Rick Perry was just doing his own thing which is typical of any Republicans - showing off his ignorance. His stories are those just-so ones.
YES! It work when Reagan cut taxes and reduced spending. It worked when the republicans cut spending on Wellfare and made people responsible for themselves and not dependant on the state. The private sector makes more jobs than the states. How has the 1st stimulous bill that we had to have worked out for ya??? Now we are going to spend our way out of being broke?? Guess i don't have my head up my a&& enough to see things from you perspective.
@NDavis wrote So I guess cutting taxes and gutting departments – and all the thousands of jobs in those departments – is the way to stimulate the economy?? Such logic…
More evidence that the candidates seeking to become president of the United States are about as bright as a doorknob.
Apparantly NDavis has no economic training. Yes, changing human capital to something that is productive vs a total waste (as are a large portion of government jobs) will produce higher GDP in the longer run. Pick up a copy of Atlas Shrugged and read!
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Last season ultimately ended in disappointment for big-spending Galatasaray, but having tinkered with their approach during the summer, an improved Final Eight display seems inevitable.
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Various material from beginner level learning the alphabet to intermediate and advanced level, as well as help for pronunciation. There is a description of each item next to it.
The website is currently under re-construction and some things currently don't work like they should. If you try something and it is strange, try again in a month or two.
Right now I am enjoying their "Running Story" program, it is fun, but not for the very beginner, you have to wait till you can read a bit. I did also all the "The Verb" course to learn all the binyanim of the verbs (high beginner to intermediate level). It really helped me, it is fun, full of games. Right now it is not functioning - under construction, but I would check in the near future to see if it is up and running again as it is very helpful.
Short Vocabulary Videos - Learn Hebrew with Pictures and Audio – learn basic vocabulary with good pronunciation
Vocabulary match game – learn basic vocabulary with pronunciation
Choose "learn", choose "Hebrew", choose a category, click on each card for pronunciation.
Vocabulary lists with pronunciation
Here if you scroll down a little you have a list of categories. If you press on a category you can find a list of words. If you press on the little arrow for each word you can play the sound.
(By the way, I took the first three ulpanim with this group, with a private teacher, and it was very good, their teaching material makes you learn easily without stress, not overloaded with heavy grammar, but easy to follow, and they teach you to read without vowels from the start)
Learn Hebrew Phrases with Audio - Learn Hebrew Videos (Short videos on various topics with short phrases pronounced well)
Also try this link by the same people:
Verb chart book for intermediate or advanced level, or very very keen beginner.
It comes with a DVD of 3 example verbs per binyan. It contains a list at the back with all the commonly used verbs and many less common verbs, so you can find what declination chart they follow, and how they should be pronounced properly. Extremely helpful if you want to learn the proper declination of verbs, irregular verbs, proper vowels and whether there should be a dagesh or not etc... I use it all the time I would not want to be without it.
Recording of the Bible read for you
This recording of the Bible read in Hebrew (Tanach / Old Testament only) was prepared by the Central Library for the Blind in Israel. You can hear a sample of it, Genesis ch 1 for free here:
If you like reading the Bible, and you want to hear a truly excellent reading to help you learn to read, this man reads perfect according to the proper reading of Biblical Hebrew (which is occasionally slightly different than the customary modern Hebrew pronunciation). This recording is perhaps expensive, but to me it is well well well worth it, I listen to it every day, I read my Hebrew Bible and hear his reading, and then I practice reading on my own.
Note, there are also free readings out there, and some may be good. However I have a free one that I just can't listen to because it sounds like empty religious chanting rather than meaningful reading. Whereas this man not only reads very properly, but also with meaning, I get right into his reading.
Learning to read - Reading the Bible in Hebrew
This is for someone who is still slow at reading and cannot follow Bertonov's reading of the Bible because it is too fast. This CD has slow reading as well as regular speed, but it is only 3 or 4 chapters of Genesis, just to help you get started with Bible reading when you are still slow. This man also reads well.
Hebrew Bible text online with parallel English translation KJV
On the far right hand side you can choose the book and chapter. If you don't have a Hebrew Bible this can be handy, especially if you want to get the recorded Bible and need a text to read from.
Hebrew Bible text without translation
You can choose from three green buttons, if you want to see the biblical accents press the left-hand choice. This website is great also for Bible searches of words, use the חיפוש tool at the top.
Listen to some Bible teaching in Hebrew!
(This site is by Israeli Jews who believe that Yeshua (Jesus) is the Messiah of Israel, who came first to atone for the sins of His people, and will return to establish His kingdom. If you disagree, well... here is plenty of material to invite you to search the Scriptures in depth, plenty of teaching on all kinds of topics).
Whether you agree on their view or not, there is plenty of listening to Hebrew here. I listen with my online dictionary open on my screen and I look up words that I don't understand, and I write down sentences that help me with grammar. I learn plenty on here, not only about the Bible, but also Hebrew. I am currently listening to the series on Moadim by J Shullam, to the series on Mashiach ben-Yosef by Udi Zofef, and on the Gospel of Grace by Aviram Eldar. All three well worth it! And you can write to them to ask questions. If you are interested in this type of material I have more links to other interesting sites, you can write to me.
If you are interested in messianic music mostly in Hebrew try this, online radio:
I listen to Hebrew music while memorizing my Hebrew vocabulary.
Well, hopefully a thing or two will help you in this list of resources!
Blessings to you all.
Thank you so much!!!!
Hi, Lydia, I have a question. I opened this one:Very beginner level game course
http://olim.cet.ac.il/olim/LevelA/, but I dont know how to play it. Could you teach me?
It is hard to find a language partner for hebrew language so I guess I have to start studying it on my own but I don't have any material or resources.. I am really grateful for your post. Thank you so much!
תודה רבה!
This site (http://olim.cet.ac.il/olim/LevelA) works not in mozilla firefox or google chrome.
In Internet Explorer works ok.
Valuable indeed! Thanks.
Thanks for all the comments. I am glad that others also can enjoy some of the material. : )
Regarding the Verb Park:
I have been using the Verb Park and it is working fine again.
(as I mentioned above, free material for intermediate or advanced level, to learn verbs, by the Hebrew University)
I use Internet Explorer. Sometimes when I enter the verb park and I start an excercise some of the letters come up outside their proper frames... all I have to do is to press the little icon that has the broken page symbol at the top of Internet Explorer next to the page address, and that re-loads the page in a slightly different way and that fixes the problem for me, I just have to re-enter the verb park and this time all works fine.
Note, you might want to activate Hebrew on your computer if you have not already, for your Hebrew study... usually it is included with your computer but you have to activate it... on my computer you do it like this: go to Control Panel, choose Keyboards and Languages, choose Change Keyboards, choose Add, go down to Hebrew, select the Keyboard, and tick it to add it. If you want to learn where the letters are to learn how to type you can see that in Preview. You will find that once you added the language a little toggle button will appear on the taskbar on the bottom of your computer screen. In whatever program or webpage you are you can choose Hebrew for that page or program and you can type in Hebrew directly. Does that ever make life easier!! (You can also choose a shortcut with keys to switch between English and Hebrew.) And in some programs you can also choose to add Hebrew to the spell-checker, like for example in Windows Live Mail.
This was neatly compiled. Thank you so much for taking time in sharing these with us.
You are very welcome, Angelou, my pleasure : )
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'Jack the Giant Killer' star Nicholas Hoult admitted he struggles to notice if someone is flirting with him as it takes ''a little while'' for him to realise what is happening.
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While he may not be spot-on romantically, the 'Jack the Giant Slayer' actor knows the importance of family and revealed Colin Firth gave him the best advice for his career.
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The One Valdisian Pastor – Mockumentary
Here's a project I've been involved in in the last week. I had just 96 hours to shoot and edit a mockumentary in an undisclosed location. Here's the result. Hope you all like it. Enjoy =)
Note: This is the original version of the mockumentary. Due to time constraints the video contains a lot of flaws. I'm currently working on a better edit which will be live ASAP. =).
Full Title: The One Valdisian Pastor Who Died And Resurrected Several Times In A Row And Is Found Thanks To The Thieving Hands Of Unknown Tomb Raiders.
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Directed by my close friend Ludovico Desideri.
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My friend and school mate Gabriele from @brooksofsheffield jump started the campaign with a beautiful 10$ pledge! Thank you so much. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/falling-faintly-and-faintly-falling-an-edoardo-spallazzi-film Donate & Share!
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Here's the Short's link in case you missed it. Enjoy =): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIUqgfeJLc4
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Okay. We admit it. We're definitely not the best marketing people in the world, and we might not be the best game developers either. We're just two fools trying to make the game of our dreams.
Luckily a lot of you out there have understood this and, despite our flaws, have backed us – presumably because you believe that we can do it. Thank you for your support!
There is NO doubt in our minds that we have both the skills and will to make Interstellar Marines: Prologue happen one way or the other. It's just a matter of time. :)
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But when you haven't had a good nights sleep in 60 days, and no real contact with the "real world" for just as long, you are bound to make bloopers when you record a "serious" video at 6 o'clock in the morning, and this is what happens:
We promise the final video will be just a tad more informative than this!
Our helping hands (Sam, Mark and Jesper) are progressing on the yet to be revealed secret project which we hope will help us get some attention on the project. We expect to go live with it some time next week.
Nobody has guessed what this project is about (one guy came very close), so the polls are still open on Facebook!
It might not be obvious from the outside, but we've been absolutely all-in since this Kickstarter started, and we'll continue like that to the end – sleeping is not an option! ;)
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YEAH people. Supporting you fools, I know you can do it and I want this game.
Wanna have that game. And the video is wonderfully anarchic :-)
Awesome Guys, thanks! :)
Bare klø på gutter, vi tror på jer ;)
Yeah head over there and support these fools!
Too bad they didn't just go for 100.000$ - Oculus goal was 250.000 and their product is more expensive
I couldn't agree more. I'm very sceptical.
$ 600,000
for a downloadable indie game? really???
Maybe you should look up what they're actually doing.
I want to support you guys, I really do...
But what does thes "Prologue" actually entail?
Will it be a full game? 8+ hours single-player/coop campaign?
Or just a short "demo"?
Or a compilation of deathmatch maps? Wave-survival on arenas?
(Also, I'd just like to say that I absolutely loved the multiplayer beta. I have never felt so immersed -and scared out of my wits- in a multiplayer game before!)
Here is a great video explaining about prologue! It will contain SP, coop and MP and a lot of gaming hours.
But hey man! If they get Prologue funded they can invest the profits from that into making the Trilogy. So by backing (as much as you can) Prologue you also help this whole thing to happen. And ain't that great?
That sure is great..., but I'm living on a loan.
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Stephen Grover Cleveland (March 18, 1837 – June 24, 1908) was the 22nd and 24th President of the United States. He was the winner of the popular vote for president three times—in 1884, 1888, and 1892—and was one of the two Democrats (alongside Woodrow Wilson) elected to the presidency in the era of Republican political domination dating from 1861 to 1933.


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and yea tommy i know what you mean, i hate how people alway immediately associate Radiohead with that song because they have much better. It's still a great song though, Thom's vocals are superb and they feel very passionate and carthatic. It's just a nice little fusion of britpop and grunge.
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Diplomat and Nobel Peace Prize winner Ralph Bunche was born in Detroit.
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Pioneering diplomat and Nobel Peace Prize winner Ralph Bunche was born on Aug. 7, 1904.
Bunche is known for playing a pivotal role in mediating the Palestinian conflict in the late 1940s and becoming the first person of color to receive a Nobel Peace Prize.
Bunche earned a degree in international relations from the University of California at Los Angeles and paid for his studies with an athletic scholarship and a janitorial job, graduating summa cum laude. He then went on to attend Harvard University, earning both a master's degree and a doctorate in political science. While finishing his doctoral studies, Bunche began teaching at Howard University and later established and chaired the University's Department of Political Science.
Later, Bunche worked as an adviser to the Department of State and to the military on Africa and "colonial areas of strategic military importance" during World War II.
Beginning in June 1947, Bunche began working to help mediate the conflict between Arabs and Jews in Palestine. After one year working as an aide, Bunche was named acting United Nations mediator on Palestine. His efforts resulted in the signing armistice agreements after negotiators previously tried to reach a deal for eleven months without progress. In 1950, Bunche was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the conflict.
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It's time for another caption contest, but first a small announcement - as you have undoubtedly noticed, I have trouble keeping up with this contest regularly, and now my work has changed somewhat too I have even less time to spend on the BBS.
As such, this is the final cruise of the TNG Caption Contest under my command. This thread and her history will shortly become the care of another poster. To them and their posterity will we commit our future. They will continue the captions we have begun and journey to all the undiscovered memes, boldly going where no man, in assless chaps, ...has gone before.
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Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 195 pounds
Class Year: FR
Hometown: Somerset, TX
High School: Somerset
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Junior defensive back Parker Orms suffered concussions in back-to-back games. His return is in question.[details]
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