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Nadine Elliott Webb, daughter of the late Jack and Virgie Campbell Elliott, was born March 5, 1927, in Senath, Mo., and passed away Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012, at Twin Rivers Regional Medical Center in Kennett at the age of 85.
On Sept. 14, 1957, in Paragould, Ark., she married Marvin Douglas Webb, who preceded her in death March 10, 2006. She was also preceded in death by two sons, Robert Eugene Webb and Ralph Webb; a brother, Jessie Ray Elliott, and a sister, Lorene Elliott.
Mrs. Webb was a member of the First Baptist Church in Marble Hill, Mo. She loved to be surrounded by her family and friends. Nadine and Marvin loved to travel in their motor home and spent many winters in the southern states. She loved to listen to gospel music, especially the Gather Family Reunions.
Survivors include five sons, James Ray Bailey and Jackie Joe Bailey, both of Senath, David Lee Bailey, of Thayer, Mo., Donnie Wayne Whitehead, of Cadet, Mo., and Roger Dale Webb, of Warrensburg, Mo.; one daughter, Shirley Hawkins, of Kansas City, Mo.; one sister, Dorothy Spence, of Paragould; 15 grandchildren; several great-grandchildren, and other relatives and many friends.
Visitation will be from 11:00 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 13, and continue until service time at 1 p.m., at McDaniel Funeral Home Chapel in Senath.
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Woodcut to go on displayJuly 29,2014
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PLAINFIELD A 200-foot-long woodcut depicting the history of U.S. Immigration carved by immigrant artists will be showcased at an art crawl at Goddard College on Wednesday.
The print, titled Migration to Chicago, was created in the 1990s and is believed to be the longest physical print ever made, according to Alexy Lanza, a Honduran artist who immigrated to Chicago and who is currently a student in Goddards MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program.
The print measures 200 feet long and 48 inches wide, the woodcut plates were made of 25 four-by-eight-foot sheets of plywood, and 50 pounds of ink were used with a three-ton asphalt roller to print it, Lanza said in a news release.
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Another day, another win for the Valley Oak League leading Manteca High boys tennis team.
The Lathrop Spartans were finally able to put it all together, taking down Sonora on the road 10-7 for their first-ever Valley Oak League win Thursday.
After outlasting rival Sierra last week, Manteca High's varsity boys track team continued its early-season roll with a 94-51 win over visiting Sonora Thursday.
Oakdale High's Mark Ortiz took a pitch off his batting helmet, but it was East Union that felt the pain Thursday at Agostini Field.
Jake Corn was perfect for the Manteca Buffaloes Wednesday against Weston Ranch.
After spotting the Kimball Jaguars a three-run lead in the top of the first, Lathrop chipped away to force extra innings, and score the winning run in the eighth inning of a 4-3 Valley Oak League win Wednesday.
Jack Thomson's 501st victory will have to wait.
Katie Thomas played the role of hero, connecting for a three-run home run in the seventh inning to lead Ripon Christian to an 8-7 win over Gustine High Wednesday.
The East Union girls soccer team continued its dominant start to the Valley Oak League season with a 3-0 win over Kimball in Tracy Wednesday.
TRACY - Iyana Hughes helped Sierra's softball team take an early lead with her bat.
In the Buffaloes' 1-0 Valley Oak League victory Tuesday over Weston Ranch High, Selena Gonzalez guessed right on the pitch.
The East Union Lancers did not take long to get going, erupting for a nine-run first inning in their Valley Oak League blowout win over Sonora High Tuesday.
Dominant singles play from the bottom of the order proved to be the difference for East Union in its 6-3 win over Sierra High Tuesday in Valley Oak League action.
Will Brink took another step in the right direction, putting together a 1-under-par round of 36 to pace the East Union Lancers in their 208-230 Valley Oak League victory over Sierra High Tuesday at Manteca Park Golf Course.
East Union is one step closer to capturing its first Valley Oak League girls soccer championship since 2001 after an impressive 4-0 win over defending champion Oakdale Monday at Dino Cunial Field.
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SACRAMENTO - D'Angelo Finley wasn't with Weston Ranch a year ago when the boys basketball team was handled by rival Sierra in the Sac-Joaquin ...
Past contacts with coaches ended up opening new doors for East Union senior Marco Gonzales' future.
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Ripon's Friday game with Gustine in the Linden Softball Tournament was rained out, but the Indians started the tournament Thursday with two wins.
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Drummer Tain Watts plays with an ecstatic but measured polyrhythmic intensity that can be lightened to a caress as needed, animating his urbane compositions with irresistible grooves and juicy street-smarts—now hip, now impish, now cheeky. (You can dress him in a tux, but there's always a tasty whiff of barbecue.) Marcus Strickland (tenor and soprano sax), Christian McBride (bass) and David Kikoski (pianoforte, and extremely keen rhythmic sense), plus occasional guests, move energetically through seven originals, two from Keith Jarrett, one from the late Kenny Kirkland, covering mainstream territory from ballads to blues, dense modern harmonics to Gospel-tinged reflections. (MM)
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Chad G. Crossno, 32, of Marshall, died Monday, Jan. 24, 2005, at Fitzgibbon Hospital in Marshall.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28, at Sweeney-Reser-Wills Funeral Home in Marshall. Rev. Mike Hibbard will officiate. Organist Mike Piepenbrink will play "Amazing Grace" and "Ava Maria." Friends may call Thursday, Jan. 27, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, a memorial to the family has been established in care of Sweeney-Reser-Wills Funeral Home.
Born Feb. 7, 1972, in Creve Coeur, he was the son of Oliver Crossno of Kirkwood and Margaret Garner of O'Fallon. He had lived in Marshall since 1989 and had resided at the Marshall Habilitation Center.
Additional survivors include five brothers, Shane Crossno of Mexico, Gary Crossno of St. Louis, Brice Garner, Troy Garner and Ryan Garner, all of St. Charles County; three sisters, Stacy Garner, Tandy Garner and Lacia Garner, all of St. Charles County; and many nieces and nephews.


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I had my first u/s yesterday at 6 weeks, 2 days and just a yolk sack, no fetal pole or anything. I'm pretty scared. They couldn't get me in for 3 weeks for the next one so I have to wait a really long time, they are gonna call if there's a cancellation.
What do you guys, my friends and support, honestly think? Is this a really bad sign? This is my first pregnancy and I'm so scared. I only had bloodwork at 4 weeks and my levels were 304 and then 2 days later they were 770. I switched doctors after that so my new doctor yesterday took blood but I won't know that for 48 hours.
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Vestal Senior Center - Vestal, NY
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The Vestal Senior Center is the former Central School, on the National Register of Historic Places
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location: New York
date approved: 1/3/2015
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Broome West Senior Center - Endwell, NY
One of several Senior Centers in Broome County, this one is in Endwell.
Charlo Seniors Center - Charlo, MT
This seniors centre can be found along Main Street in Charlo, which is about 4 miles west on Highway 212 from Highway 93 in Lake County.
posted by: BK-Hunters
location: Montana
date approved: 12/20/2014
last visited: 6/21/2015
Goppert Community Center - Norborne, MO
Lions Club and Community Club all in one building
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location: Missouri
date approved: 12/12/2014
Community Building - Humansville, MO
Once the center of activities in this town, now they use the Dimmett Park more.
date approved: 12/6/2014
last visited: 3/15/2014
DeWitt Community Club - De Witt, MO
I found this community center when I was searching for historic markers.
date approved: 12/1/2014
Shawnigan Lake Community Centre - Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia, Canada
The Shawnigan Lake Community Centre is located within Dougan Park at 2804 Shawnigan Lake Road in the village of Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia, Canada.
posted by: The A-Team
location: British Columbia, Canada
date approved: 11/24/2014
Plains Paradise Senior Center - Plains, MT
This senior centre is on the west side of Meany Street, close to the centre of the block between Walnut and Pierce Streets.
Noxon Senior Center - Noxon, MT
Right in the heart of bustling downtown Noxon, MT is where one will find this senior citizens' centre.
Dixon Senior Center - Dixon, MT
The little town of Dixon, MT may not have much any more, but it has a nice school and a respectable Seniors Centre.
Centro Social da Culatra - Culatra, Portugal
This is the community social center in Culatra island, off Faro.
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location: Faro, Portugal
date approved: 11/21/2014
Wingham Court House Community Centre, Wingham, NSW
The Wingham Court House Community Centre is run by the Greater Taree City Council. While there are several groups that regularly use it there are times that it is still available
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location: New South Wales, Australia
date approved: 10/26/2014
Watsonville Senior Center - Watsonville, CA
The Watsonville Senior Center in Watsonville, CA.
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location: California
date approved: 10/21/2014
Gene Hoularis and Waldo Rodriguez Youth Center - Watsonville, CA
A teen center in downtown Watsonville, CA.
Multi-Purpose Community Centre - Sussex Inlet, NSW
The community centre is centrally located in Sussex Inlet.
posted by: Tuena
date approved: 10/19/2014
Willow Glen Community Center - San Jose, CA
The Willow Glen Community Center on Meridian in San Jose, CA.
date approved: 10/16/2014
Auxvasse Community Hall - Auxvasse, MO
A baby shower was taking place when I visited this town
date approved: 9/17/2014
Alliance Area Senior Center - Alliance, Ohio
The Alliance Area Senior Center is located at 602 W. Vine Street in Alliance, Ohio 44601
posted by: lonewolf5929
location: Ohio
date approved: 9/16/2014
Pioneer Hall - Lake Creek, OR
Pioneer Hall is Lake Creek's community hall and also home to Lake Creek Historical Society.
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location: Oregon
date approved: 9/13/2014
Ellison Heritage School Community Centre - Kelowna, BC
In 2012 this one time schoolhouse celebrated its centennial with a celebration and this fancy new bronze plaque. The school remained open as a school until 1996. In 2001 it was repurposed and reopened as the Ellison Heritage School Community Centre.
date approved: 9/7/2014
Community Center - Williamsburg, MO
Very small town, but still uses community center
date approved: 9/6/2014
Centenial Hall and Auditorium - Armstrong, BC
Built as an armoury and drill hall during World War I, this building eventually became a community hall and, still later, housed a local theatre company, as well.
date approved: 9/5/2014
Cedarville Community Hall - Cedarville, CA
This historic church and community hall are located at the corner of Bonner and Center Streets in Cedarville, CA.
date approved: 9/2/2014
St Francois Xavier Community Club - St Francois Xavier MB
This Municipal Community Center is right next to the St. Francois Xavier Community School on Highway 26 in St. Francois Xavier.
posted by: Peter and Gloria
location: Manitoba, Canada
date approved: 8/19/2014
last visited: 7/30/2010
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The Sally Griffin Senior Center in Pacific Grove, CA.
date approved: 8/14/2014
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Salisbury-Alfred Herman Kaiser, 81, of Salisbury, died on Thursday, October 10, 2013 at Salisbury Center Rehabilitation and Nursing Center after a long illness. Born in Brooklyn, NY, he was the son of the late Kurt Kaiser and Frieda Brodmerkel Kaiser Olsen.
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He is survived by his loving wife of 56 years, Gerda; 2 sons, Roy and his wife, Carol of Bowie, MD and their 2 sons and grandchildren and Ronald of Wattsville, VA; a brother, Raymond of Westover, MD; and a sister, Thelma Arion and family of New Church, VA.
A funeral service will be held on Monday, October 14, 2013 at 11:00 am at the Bethany Lutheran Church with a visitation one hour prior to the service. A committal with military honors will be held at Pitts Creek Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Pocomoke City following a reception. Rev. Kevin Wackett will officiate.
Memorial donations may be made to Bethany Lutheran Church, 817 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, MD 21801 or to one of the organizations stated above that Alfred belonged to.
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Our burn rate ! I think we are about out of cash and our financeing with Lincoln sucks if you listen to GR closely. He seems like a scared liitel boy realizing the deal with Lincoln really did give him what he needed which was usable cash on the ready.
Can someone tell me whay no details of how the cash gets converted from shares which Lincoln draws down gets back to ACTC.
I've been seking this information and if you listen carefully to public comments by GR it would appear getting cash from Lincoln is very slow and requires whoops to trigger Lincoln's pull down of shares to be sold into the markets with the pledge of cash to ACTC comng afterwards.
ALL very speculative on my part but anyone have DD? Please post it as I think this will answer many questions on the board regarding communication from GR.
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Giving Thanks: CPHS Inaugural Scholarship Ceremony
Posted on November 18, 2015 in Alumni, Community, Nursing, PA Program, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Public Health, Students
The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (CPHS) held its inaugural Scholarship Ceremony on Saturday, October 24, in Campbell University's Turner Auditorium. Many students and alumni remember filing into Turner Auditorium in D. Rich Hall for scholastic traditions like Convocation, commencement exercises for the inaugural Physician Assistant class, and Campbell University Worship; however, this ceremony was unlike anything ever hosted by CPHS. The ceremony allowed scholarship recipients and their families to meet their scholarship donors and share stories of accomplishment, gratitude, and get to know their donors on a personal level.
CPHS celebrates American Pharmacists Month
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The College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences at Campbell University celebrates health education and the progression of pharmacy and health sciences every month, but October tends to bring out the best in students since it is American Pharmacists Month.
Pharmacy organizations recognized for service to North Carolina
Posted on October 19, 2015 in Community, Pharmacy, Students
Two student organizations affiliated with Campbell University's College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences received recognition on Friday, October 16, for their service and dedication to the state of North Carolina.
Campbell Pharmacy grad named NCPA Independent Pharmacist of the Year
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Joseph Moose, PharmD, independent community pharmacist and co-owner of Moose Pharmacy in Concord, North Carolina, was announced as the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) 2015 Willard B. Simmons Independent Pharmacist of the Year.
Beta Kappa wins big at PDC Grand Council
Posted on August 25, 2015 in Pharmacy, Students
At the beginning of August, the Beta Kappa Chapter of Phi Delta Chi at Campbell University's College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (CPHS) traveled to Albuquerque, New Mexico, to participate in the pharmacy fraternity's 70th Grand Council.


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I concur with the previous answers but you have to be your own advocate as well. I suggest you drive around the areas in Brooklyn and look for them your self as well. That is unless you simply do not have the time. I have worked with buyers that would even do this late at night. You can also get a good feel for what the area is like if you visit it late at night.
You can also do some Google searches, many new development projects have their own web sites which usually are placed on the Internet pre-construction.
Either way, you still will want/need an agent to help you through the process and to show you the properties. If I can be of further assistance please contact me direct. Good luck!
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Office: (718) 645-1665/ Cell: (917) 805-0783
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Luke has it right. Contacting an experienced local agent in Brooklyn to determine what properties are being developed and what they have to offer is the best way to learn more information about them. That agent will be able to suggest your best options based on your needs and desires and possibly get a jump on other potential buyers.
Best wishes to you!
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The best way to find out about property that is in pre development is to call a Realtor (Like me). A good Realtor is informed about all new construction in their area and behond. This is what the good ones do Daisy... Give me a call anytime.
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Composer, teacher, marimbist, percussionist.
The photo above is from the Celebrate Musser Festival at Kutztown University, PA in November of 2015. I am performing Musser's G Major Prelude with Bob Becker and Yurika Kimura (who did the arrangement for three marimbas). Other pictures will soon follow in the Photo Gallery of the 120 piece marimba orchestra!!! (DONE-1/17/2016)
Please take note: I have recently updated by compositions list, adding over 15 new works composed in the last few years. Additionally, I have added over 30 sound files, so that you can listen to almost every piece that I have composed. Some of the sound files are mp3's created from the Sibelius files. As time goes on I will do my best to exchange live performances for the mp3 files. 1/17/2016
Recent publications with Keyboard Percussion Publications. All with KPP (www.mostlymarimba.com)
Acquiscent Blues (2013) is for vibraphone and marimba (5.0). Written for EASTHAMA (Lindsey Eastham and Hiro Nagahama, winners of the Soutern California Marimba Competition duo portion). A fast paced and exciting composition.
Whatever's More 2 (2010) for marimba (5.0) and string quartet. The marimba part is the same as the solo version. Now added are beautiful and lush string parts to accompany this beautiful marimba solos.
Manhattan Escapades (2012) for marimba duo (5.0 x 2). Premiered by Gordon and Kate Burns, an exciting and active duo for advanced players.
Tailoring for Two (2013)for marimba duo (5.0 x 2). Premiered by Gordon and Taylor Katanick, who this duo was composed for. One of Stout's favorite compositions in the last couple of years.
Uninhabited Admittance (2015)is for solo 5.0 marimba. It is lyrical, jazzy, rhythmically varied, and a great deal of fun to play. This should be an audience favorite, being in a largely tonal harmonic style, but with Stout's unique vocabulary. Highly recommend for the advanced marimba recital.
Something To Do With Grace (2014)is for a 5.0 solo marimbist and eight percussionists. Written for James Armstrong, and his All-Star High School Percussion Ensemble in Lancaster, PA, and soloist Grace Asuncion. With a good advanced level high school marimbist and percussion ensemble, this should be a very programable work, that audiences will find interesting and accessible.
Outgoing 2 (2011)is for a difficult work for a large percussion ensemble of 12 players. It is an orchestration of the original version of Outgoing (for piano, marimba, timpani, and two percussion). This is, however, a very exciting composition, with lots of groove, intensity, and fun sections. Highly recommended for the advanced college percussion ensemble.
Four Faces (2014)is score for 5.0 marimba soloist, four percussionists, and electric bass. The percussion parts are written for all small, hand-held instruments (except for the cajon), with no drums, cymbals, tam tams, and other large and loud sounding percussion instruments. This was done so the marimbist wouldn't have to play with excessive force to balance the quartet and bass. Rhythmically extremely interesting, and not at all like any other music for marimba solo and percussion quartet. Check it out!
Cerulian Landscape (2013) for solo marimba (5.0). Written for Kana Omori, this is a very expressive and beautiful work.
Outgoing (2011) for marimba (5.0), piano, timpani and two percussion. A difficult and major work of about 10 minutes, with a distant kind of relationship to the Bartok Sonata.
Somewhere in Africa There's A Whirlwind (2010) for two marimbas. Recorded by Marco Schirripa and Sean Gill on my new CD Welcome to Stoutland. A very exciting and challenging work for two five octave marimbas.
Afternoon Footprints (2014) for solo marimba (5.0). One of my most recent and beautiful compositions for solo marimba.
Announcing: Young Composers International (YCI)
This is an exciting new venture for me, and for some young composers of music for marimba and percussion from around the world, as well as everyone else in the percussive arts. I am making the music of young and talented composers from around the world available to all of you. This is music that otherwise would not be known, recognized, performed or celebrated outside of their home countries. This music is available for free download from the "Young Composers Int" section of my website. Print it. Perform it. Share it. Enjoy it. Stayed tuned for music from other young composers from time to time.
Ricardo David García Guédez is the third young composer to be featured here. He was born in La Asuncion, Nueva Esparta State, Venezuela on December 16, 1995. He started his music studies with Ecberth Lucena by playing violin in his school when he was 4 years old. But the time he was 6 he entered into the Infantile Orchestra of Nueva Esparta, where he was first exposed to percussion instruments. In 2005 he was in the first violin section of the Youth Orchestra of Nueva Esparta. He then started to think about changing to percussion, having been interested for some years. He attended percussion classes with Tobias Baum, but not until 2011 did he decide to switch from violin to percussion at the age of 15. At that time he was involved in the Special Education Ensemble, playing with the Brass Ensemble, and received the principal percussion position in the Regional Youth Orchestra. In 2013 he joined the professional orchestra of Nueva State, and the Percussion Trio of Nueva Esparta. He has studied with Sergio Gallardo, Matias Azpurua, Roger Carlsson, Felix Mendoza, El Negro Alvarez, Carlos Mosquera, and Ramon Granda. Lament for Vibraphone solo is his first composition, and was premiered at the 2015 Percussion International Festival of the Llanos. He is now studying at the Latin-American Academy of Percussion, in Venezuela with Professor Aquarius Zambrano, President of that academy and percussion in the Simon Bolivar Symphonic Orchestra. December 1, 2015
You can contact him at: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Youtube line of Lamento is: https://youtu/be/pXBzbuK9wH4
I have also now put up in the YCI listings my very first composition - March - written sometime in the early 1960's for piano. This was quite a number of years before my first marimba compositions (Elegy and Reverie, 1969). At the time I composed this work, I had not even started marimba yet, and my mother had to notate the music, because I didn't know how to at the time. Enjoy!!
José Alejandro Garcia Aponte is the first featured composer. He is a native of Venezuela and was born in 1996. He is founder of the Percussion Ensemble Llanos of Venezuela with whom he had the opportunity to tour in France. Jose has participated in various seminars with Fernando Meza, José Alicea, Roger Carlssonentre and others. He has participated in all the editions of the International Percussion Festival of the Llanos where he has shared experiences with teachers like Tom Toyama, Juan Alamo, Felix Mendoza, and Dave Samuels. As an orchestral musician he has been a part of the National Children's Orchestra of Venezuela twice, directed by conductors Gustavo Dudamel and Sir Simon Rattle. He was also invited by the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Caracas to its "Asia Tour 2013". Currently he is pursuing studies in composition and finishing his studies in percussion at the Conservatory of Music "Simon Bolivar" and the Latin Percussion Academy where he took classes with teachers from the Row Percussion Symphony Orchestra "Simon Bolivar ".
Three of his compositions are now available:
Sigh for solo vibraphone
Sigh Duó for vibraphone and marimba
Liberté, dans use chanson II for marimba and two percussionists.
You may view some performances of these compositions by going to YouTube, and typing in José Alejandro Garcia Aponte.
I hope you enjoy his music. Please email him directly if you like his music: let him know if you download a copy and if there are any possible future performances: email@example.com. September 20, 2015
Matheus Moresco is the second featured composer. Matheus is from Brazil. He is a musician, who graduated from the University of Passo Fundo with a Bachelor of Music degree in Percussion and Music Education. He participates in the institution Percussion Group coordinated by Prof. Hatem Samir, and has also participated for eight years in the Jazz Group and Chamber Orchestra, university extension groups. Born in Passo Fundo, RS, Brazil in 1989. He began studying piano at seven years old, later had interest in drums and soon after by the saxophone. Currently engaged in the study of the vibraphone, Matteus is also a drummer in some bands and professor of percussion and music education in public schools and social projects.
He lived in Argentina where he had timpani classes at Universidad Nacional Del Litoral with Arturo Vergara, and festivals throughout Latin America with Gordon Stout, Ney Rosauro, John Wooton, Dan Moore, Frank Kumor, Christian Hirth, Esteban Gutierrez, Walter Barraza, Edgar Villa Vicencio, Clarissa Severo de Borba, Gutjard Douglas, Fernando Hashimoto, Eduardo Gianesella, Carlos Stasi, John Boudler, among others.
Five of his compositions are featured here, and are now available:
Brot No. 1, for flute, marimba, vibraphone and acoustic bass.
Brot No.2, for flute(2), tenor saxophone, vibraphone, marimba, contrabass(2) and six percussionists.
Para Natália, for solo vibraphone
Para Natália, for vibraphone, piano, percussion(7), and electric bass
Para Natália, for vibraphone, piano and strings
I hope you enjoy the music of Matheus Moresco. Please download a copy. Please perform his music at any time. If you do perform any of his compositions, please email him at: email@example.com. Links to midi performances are located at:
My most recent CD - Welcome to Stoutland has been available since May 25, 2014. In contains much of my chamber music written in the last ten years or so (all published by Keyboard Percussion Publications: www.mostlymarimba.com). Please see What's New for track listings. You might also check out the new Wilder Duo Live double CD. It is for sale in the Store section, now at a reduced price!! It can also be downloaded at: http://cdbaby.com/cd/gordonstout and iTunes.
Now you can also find errata for Skylark Orange Circles, Sedimental Stuctures, Rumble Strips, Northern Lights (Ewazen), plus the 5.0 version of the last section of Astral Dance, in the Errata section. Click on the comment link for each one individually you would like to share. Note: the comment links have been disabled on 6/26/14, because of extensive spamming. At this time, you will need to take a picture of the errata you are in need of (Mac users can use Grab, or similar program). Sorry about that.
New to the errata section: PASIC 2014 Keyboard Sight Reading Lab Materials list.


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It's known as the Horse Capital of the World, but Lexington has much more to offer visitors than equine activities. Think: a thriving dining scene, well-preserved history, a vibrant downtown, and of course—bourbon.
Many travelers come to Lexington as they journey through the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. There are five real working distilleries nearby that you can visit (not all of which are official stops on the trail): Woodford Reserve, Buffalo Trace, Four Roses, Town Branch, and Wild Turkey. On a budget? All tours at Buffalo Trace, home of the cult-favorite Pappy Van Winkle, are complimentary (and include a free tasting at the end).
Lexington's dining scene is just as great as its drinking scene, and no matter what type of cuisine you're looking for, you'll find it expertly created here. Check out this list of more than 100 locally owned restaurants for inspirations—no chains here.
As you're wandering around downtown Lexington trying to decide which restaurant to visit, be sure to download the LexWalk Audio Tour App for a free guided jaunt around 19 points of interest.
Lexington might also give you serious house envy, especially if you visit one of the historic homes available for the public to tour here, like the Mary Todd Lincoln House.
Of course, you'll want to fit in some time for thoroughbreds on your itinerary! A great way to get up-close-and personal to Lexington's famous horses is to head out to Keeneland race track for the morning workouts. Anyone is welcome to come see the horses train for their next competition. Workouts take place from about 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and are completely free to watch.
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If You Give a Cat a Cupcakeby Laura Numeroff, Felicia Bond
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If you give a cat a cupcake, he'll ask for some sprinkles to go with it. When you give him the sprinkles, he might spill some on the floor. Cleaning up will make him hot, so you'll give him a bathing suit . . . and that's just the beginning!
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If you give a cat a cupcake, he'll ask for some sprinkles to go with it. When you give him the sprinkles, he might spill some on the floor. Cleaning up will make him hot, so you'll give him a bathing suit . . . and that's just the beginning!
The lovable cat who first appeared in If You Give a Pig a Party now has his very own book! Written in the tradition of the bestselling If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond's newest story will show everyone that Cat is where it's at!
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Laura Numeroff is the author of many books for young readers in addition to the If You Give . . . series, including The Chicken Sisters and Laura Numeroff's 10-Step Guide to Living with Your Monster. She loves to play tennis and travel and lives in Los Angeles, California. A portion of her royalties will be donated to First Book, a national nonprofit organization that promotes children's literacy.
Laura Numeroff, autora de numerosos libros para niños, entre los que se incluye la conocida serie Si le das . . . , The Chicken Sister y Laura Numeroff's 10-Step Guide to Living with Your Monster. Vive en Los Angeles, California, donde le encanta montar a caballo, leer biografías y jugar con sus mascotas. Parte de las regalías obtenidas por este libro serán donadas a First Book, una organización nacional sin ánimo de lucro que promueve el amor por la lectura.
Felicia Bond is the illustrator of numerous books for children. In addition to the If You Give . . . series, she has also illustrated, among other titles, Big Red Barn by Margaret Wise Brown and Little Porcupine's Christmas by Joseph Slate. She's the author and illustrator of the Poinsettia books, The Day It Rained Hearts, The Halloween Play, and Tumble Bumble. An avid animal lover, reader, and cook, she lived for many years in New York and currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Felicia Bond ha ilustrado muchos libros para niños. Aparte de la conocida serie Si le das . . . , también ha ilustrado Big Red Barn por Margaret Wise Brown y Little Porcupine's Christmas por Joseph Slate. Es la autora e ilustradora de los libros Poinsettia: The Day It Rained Hearts, The Halloween Play y Tumble Bumble. Le encantan los animales, los libros al igual que cocinar. Vivió en Nueva York durante muchos años, y ahora vive en Austin, Texas, y Santa Fé, Nuevo México.
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- Date of Birth:
- July 14, 1953
- Place of Birth:
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- B.F.A. with honors, Pratt Institute, 1975; attended Parsons College, 1975
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If you have read the other books in the series, you know how cute they are. My kids loved this book! They saw it in the store and went crazy. I like these little books so I had to get it for them. I got it along with three other books: Bats at the Library; Runny Babbit; and Pumpkin Guts, Tater Eyes, and Other Tasty Treats.
This series is really imaginative and very well received by all the children I know. While 'If You Give A Mouse A Cookie' is still my favorite, this latest addition is a close second. I applaud the longevity of the series and the freshness that is still there today for all these books.
Laura Numeroff has created the most fun predictable books for young readers. Her 1st, If You Give A Mouse A Cookie, is a classic!
I purchased this book for my grandson for Christmas. I is a beginner reader and this is a very good book for him to read on his own.
My kids love reading this funny story. It is a great book for all ages.
I think this book is fun to read to your children. It also teaches a great lesson and leads easily into discussion about boundaries.
The 'if you give' book series is really nice. I have two two and a half year olds. We have five of the books from this series and my two love all of them. The pictures are bright and colorful but relatively simple. The story is cute and they look forward to each page to see what will happen even though we've read these a million times and they know all the endings. Sometimes series can lack after the first one or two but I think this group is pretty nice throughout. Another I like is if you give a moose a muffin. It's a nice size book. My son loves to hold books under his arm and this one is just the right size. It's not too long for reading at bedtime but long enough to tell a little simple story.
My one year old just loves her "cake" book. We read it pretty much everyday and she never tires of it. I have to admit I do not mind reading it every day either, like you do with some childrens books. It is a really cute story which, in a very suitable way, teaches children about consequences. Nothing bad happens to anyone or anything negative, it just shows how our actions affect outcomes and one thing leads to another. It does so in such a cute and appropriate way and not at all heavy handed. My daughter even makes cute noises at certain points in the story so it can be interactive as well. We also have the matching cat stuffed animal.
The Numeroff/Bond team does it again with a charming story of cause and effect, beginning and ending with giving a cat a cupcake. Children love predicting what will happen next and giggle at the illustrations. A worthy purchase.
From my sister-in-law "Gannon just loved them...he told my parents about reading the bible! He got into trouble one night and we sent him to his room. I could hear him making some noise and asked him what he was doing and he shouted "I'm reading the bible!" too funny! I couldn't say it any better
I started buying these when my kids were young and so far have the entire collection. i buy the new ones now just to have them, my kids are too old now for them but for me they still are fun to read!
She has added a number of cute and adorable stories to go with this theme. My children and I get excited everytime she comes out with a new one. The stories are funny and cute. The pictures are colorful, adorable and make you giggle. These are excellent stories and I recommend them for anyone that has children or grandchildren. You will fall in love with this and all the other stories in this line!
This book is good for small children and pre-readers. As the child learns, this book will be good for them to practice their reading. Not as good as the other "If you give..." books.
The series of IF YOU GIVE books are awesome for kids. It helps teach them the concept of sequence, action and consequence, in a fun and entertaining manner. Great gift for the very young and young.
I can't tell you how many times I have read the books from this series. My children love to have them read to them and they will carry them around and read them over and over. Thank you for this great reading experience.
I never heard from the mom of the child I sent it to, I sure hope he enjoys it. Thanks.
an enjoyable book


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The Zero is a groundbreaking novel, a darkly comic snapshot of our times that is already being compared to the works of Franz Kafka and Joseph Heller.
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The Zero is a groundbreaking novel, a darkly comic snapshot of our times that is already being compared to the works of Franz Kafka and Joseph Heller.
From its opening pages - when hero cop Brian Remy wakes up to find he's shot himself in the head - novelist Jess Walter takes us on a harrowing tour of a city and a country shuddering through the aftershocks of a devastating terrorist attack. As the smoke slowly clears, Remy finds that his memory is skipping, lurching between moments of lucidity and days when he doesn't seem to be living his own life at all. The landscape around him is at once fractured and oddly familiar: a world dominated by a Machiavellian mayor known as "The Boss," and peopled by gawking celebrities, anguished policemen peddling First Responder cereal, and pink real estate divas hyping the spoils of tragedy. Remy himself has a new girlfriend he doesn't know, a son who pretends he's dead, and an unsettling new job chasing a trail of paper scraps for a shadowy intelligence agency known as the Department of Documentation. Whether that trail will lead Remy to an elusive terror cell - or send him circling back to himself - is only one of the questions posed by this provocative yet deeply human novel.
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Walter's darkly satiric and surprisingly poignant novel about heroic policeman Brian Remy's nightmare journey through a post- 9/11 New York City, is given a flawless rendition by Graybill. Key to his success is the voice he has selected for the hapless, mind- and body-damaged Remy, who awakes from a failed suicide attempt with a head wound, a shattered memory and the slowly growing understanding that he's involved in a political plot as evil as it is bizarre. Walter's prose keeps Remy drifting from confusion to self-doubt, guilt and, eventually, outrage—and Graybill hits all the right notes as he adds the dimension of sound. He's just as effective in delineating the fragile otherworldly wistfulness of Remy's girlfriend, his boss's bombast, the self-absorbed nattering of his motor-mouth ex-partner-turned-TV-pitchman and an assortment of accents and attitudes from a cadre of sycophantic, sinister, sadistic and generally smarmy secret agents—both American and Middle Eastern. It's a brilliant teaming of the right narrator to the right material. Simultaneous release with the Regan hardcover (Reviews, July 24). (Sept.)Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
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They burst into the sky, every bird in creation, angry and agitated, awakened by the same primary thought, erupting in a white feathered cloudburst, anxious and graceful, angling in ever-tightening circles toward the ground, drifting close enough to touch, and then close enough to see that it wasn't a flock of birds at all--it was paper. Burning scraps of paper. All the little birds were paper. Fluttering and circling and growing bigger, falling bits and frantic sheets, some smoking, corners scorched, flaring in the open air until there was nothing left but a fine black edge . . . and then gone, a hole and nothing but the faint memory of smoke. Behind the burning flock came a great wail and a moan as seething black unfurled, the world inside out, birds beating against a roiling sky and in that moment everything that wasn't smoke was paper. And it was beautiful.
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Brian Remy's eyes streaked and flaked and finally jimmied open to the floor of his apartment. He was lying on his side, panning across a fuzzy tree line of carpet fiber. From this, the world focused into being one piece at a time: Boots caked in dried mud. Pizza boxes. Newspapers. A glass. And something just out of range . . .
The flecks in his eyes alerted and scattered and his focus adjusted again: sorrow of sorrows, an empty Knob Creek bottle. They were both tipped over on their right sides on the rug, parallel to one another, the whiskey fifth and him. In this together, apparently. He told himself to breathe, and managed a rusty-lunged wheeze. He blinked and the streaks and floaters ran across his eyes for cover. Outside Remy's apartment, Mrs. Lubach yelled again. "Brian, I heard a bang! Is everything okay?"
Remy had heard no bang himself, although he tended to believe literalists like Mrs. Lubach. Anyway, a bang of some sort would explain the muffled ringing in his ears. And how it hurt to move his head. He strained to raise his chin and saw, to his right, just past the bottle, his handgun, inert and capable of nothing but lying among the crumbs and hairs on his carpet. If he waited long enough, a rubber-gloved hand would pick it up by the butt and drop it in a Ziploc, tagged and bagged--and him too, as long he didn't move, a bigger bag, but the same--thick plastic the last thing he smelled before the last sigh of the reefer truck door.
Mrs. Lubach's voice came muffled from behind the door: "Brian? I'm going to call the police."
"I am the police." His own voice was tinny and small inside his skull; he wasn't sure the words had actually come out of his mouth.
He sat up on the floor and looked around his studio apartment: collapsed futon, patched plaster walls, paint-sealed windows. He put his hand against the left side of his head. His hair was sticky and matted, as if he'd been lying in syrup. He pulled his hand away. Sure. Blood.
Okay. Coming together now.
He called to the door, louder: "Just a minute, Mrs. Lubach."
Brian Remy stood, queasy and weak, trying once again to find the loose string between cause and effect--long day, drink, sorrow, gunshot, fatigue. Or some other order. Steadied on the stove, he grabbed a dish towel and held its fringed end against his head. He looked back at the table and could see it all laid out before him, like the set of a student play. A kitchen chair was tipped over, and on the small table where he had been sitting, a self-determinate still life: rag, shot glass, gun oil, wire brush, note.
Okay. This was the problem. These gaps in his memory, or perhaps his life, a series of skips--long shredded tears, empty spaces where the explanations for the most basic things used to be. For a moment he tried to puzzle over it all, the way he might have considered a problem on the job. Cleaning oil might indicate an accident, but the note? What lunatic has ever written a note before . . .
Cleaning a gun?
He picked up the note: "Etc . . ."
Et cetera?
Well, that was funny. He didn't recall being so funny. And yet there it was, in his own handwriting. Okay. He was getting somewhere. Whatever had happened, whatever he'd done, it was funny. Remy stuffed the note in his pocket, then righted the chair and bent over to pick up his nine, wobbled, set the safety, and laid the gun gently on the table.
"I'm coming." He followed the path to the wall and put his finger in the fresh hole in the brick behind his chair. Then he stepped away from the wall and held the dish towel to his head, braced against a slithering jolt of pain, and when it passed, walked to the door. He opened it a crack on the hallway outside his apartment, Mrs. Lubach's orange face filling the gap between door and jamb.
"Brian? Is everything okay? It's three o'clock in the morning."
"Is it?"
"There are noise ordinances, Brian." Her voice echoed a split second behind the movement of her mouth, like a badly translated movie. "Rules," she continued. "And that bang. People work. We have jangly nerves, Brian. If you're not hurt, then it's inconsiderate, all that noise."
"What if I am hurt?"
Mrs. Lubach ignored him. "Just imagine what we thought that noise could have been." She was small and lean, with short straight white hair and wide features; her heavy makeup was painted on just a fraction off-center, giving her the look of a hastily painted figurine, or a foosball goalie. Before, she had been an accountant. Now, he thought he remembered, she wasn't sure what she would be. Would people just go back to the same jobs? As if nothing had happened? "For all we know the air might be combustible," she said now.
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Meet the Author
Jess Walter is the author of six novels, including the bestsellers Beautiful Ruins and The Financial Lives of the Poets, the National Book Award finalist The Zero, and Citizen Vince, the winner of the Edgar Award for best novel. His short fiction has appeared in Harper's, McSweeney's, and Playboy, as well as The Best American Short Stories and The Best American Nonrequired Reading. He lives in his hometown of Spokane, Washington.
Brief Biography
- Hometown:
- Spokane, Washington
- Date of Birth:
- July 20, 1965
- Place of Birth:
- Spokane, Washington
- Education:
- B.A., Eastern Washington University, 1987
- Website:
- http://www.jesswalter.com
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