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Teradici, whose hardware-based PC-over-IP technology boosts multimedia performance on virtual desktops, is now branching out with a new software-only version.
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Intelisys Steps Up Training To Help Partners Sell Cloud-Based UC ServicesIntelisys rolls out a Unified-Communications-as-a-Service training and certification program for solution providers looking to better understand and sell UCaaS.
Demo: Dell Cloud ManagerDell's Danalynne Wheeler gives CRNtv a demonstration of the Dell Cloud Manager, which applies to public, private and hybrid clouds.
SkyKick Releases Cloud Backup And Management Tools, Secures $10 Million In Additional FundingThe beefed-up product line aims to enable partners to launch cloud practices with Microsoft Office 365.
VMware, Carahsoft Pay $75.5 Million To Settle Government Overcharging LawsuitVMware and its reseller partner Carahsoft agree to settle a lawsuit brought to light by a former VMware executive whistleblower in 2010, in the latest sign of growing government scrutiny of tech vendors.
Amazon's Echo Home-Automation Device Signals Emerging Opportunities, And Serious Threats, For Solution ProvidersThe emerging Internet of Things will force the channel to incorporate and secure new devices onto corporate networks, according to AWS partners.
Reports: Citrix Considering Leveraged Buyout As Activist Pressure MountsCitrix Systems, under pressure from activist investor Elliott Management, is reportedly considering a leveraged buyout. Some partners aren't sure such a move would benefit the channel.
Channel Prospects Cloudy For IBM's Partnership With BoxWhile there's no play yet for partners, both companies say they will eventually adopt a channel strategy as they integrate their products and develop new ones.
Docker Steps Up Its Enterprise Game With New Container Software, SupportDocker, the startup that's building a business around Linux containers, unveils new software and support offerings aimed at getting more enterprises comfortable using the technology.
Oracle Tells Partners How They Can Benefit From 'All In' Cloud Strategy In FY 2016The software giant kicks off the fiscal year with a virtual event for partners a day after introducing two dozen cloud services.
Here's Why Some Partners Think Oracle Cloud Sales Numbers Are MisleadingOracle says its cloud business is growing at a pace that will soon catapult it to the top of the heap in the enterprise software space, but some of its partners think it's just bombast.
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Xangati, Seeking Greater Growth, Takes A Major Turn Toward The ChannelThe developer of cloud intelligence tools has launched its first formal partner program and is looking to recruit virtualization specialists.
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Is Mark Bittman the ideal advocate for a saner, safer food system? Judging from a lecture he delivered last night at Benaroya Hall, possibly not.
Bittman didn't broach any opinions which would unsettle or surprise regular readers of his New York Times op-ed column, which may have been part of the problem. For listeners accustomed to the thoughtful, nuanced tone that Seattle Arts & Lectures guests usually adopt, Bittman's unvarnished certainty verged on demagoguery.
"It was so...strident," sighed a woman in the lobby, who hastily identified herself as a liberal before revealing she'd walked out on the talk. A few dozen attendees departed early, but it was impossible to know whether they were driven out by frustration, boredom or scheduling conflicts.
From the start, Bittman seemed determined to prove that not very eater who believes in whole grains is a cuddly Pollyanna. "You're late," he scolded his audience soon after he stepped to the lectern. (The lecture's start was slightly delayed by swarms of Bittman fans trying to claim tickets from the Will Call window, although Bittman's high-speed delivery left him with extra time at its end.)
Bittman was less inclined to take any blame for the evening's hiccups, apologizing for putting his PowerPoint slides in the wrong order by saying, "the gaffes were only 5 to 10 percent of the presentation." Later, he bristled when Grist's founder and president Chip Giller, in an on-stage interview, told him many of the audience members wanted to know which vegetable he liked best.
In a Krusty the Clown moment, Bittman displayed a grumpiness that isn't apparent in his cookbook encomiums to kale and kohlrabi.
"I don't like favorites," he spat, saying he likes different vegetables on different days. "I'm not going to name 30 of them here."
"I've been told when I don't like a question, I get testy," he added. "Am I doing OK?"
According to audience reviews, maybe not. The Seattle Times' Nancy Leson tweeted after the lecture, "Sure were a lot of cranky people leaving the @bittman lecture 2nite. A Seattle pal: "You're from the East Coast, is everybody like that?""
But Bittman's personality wasn't the only sticking point. As he raced through a series of overarching policy prescriptions, he failed to appeal to any hard science - although he threw in an anecdote about losing 40 pounds in middle-age -- or acknowledge any potential flaws in his reasoning. Worse still was his unapologetic elitism.
"You all know the difference between this and this, right?," Bittman said, motioning at a slide of carrots and cheese curls. "Because there are people in this country who don't."
Bittman went on to define food as that which promotes "growth, nourishment and general good nutrition."
"We need to demonize bad food," he said, referring to "soda, junk food and unidentified food-like objects."
Yet cheese curls and colas aren't the only edibles which don't promote "growth, nourishment and general good nutrition." That same description could be applied to gin, wine or foie gras - all of which pose interesting questions for eaters concerned with local food, organic standards and humane farming - but Bittman didn't mention them. He briefly name-checked beer, saying "beer is one of the better things" among American indulgences.
But Bittman didn't propose taxing brie and imported butter along with soda, nor did he suggest limiting the amount of lardo sold in one swoop ("veganism is an almost unachieveable goal," he decreed.) By not daring to extend his attack to the food and drink that SAL attendees might actually keep in their homes, Bittman missed an opportunity to stimulate a meaningful conversation.
"You're the choir for the congregation that needs to get this message," he assured audience members. Few of them left the room singing a happy tune.
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Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Cindy Stevenson will retire at the end of this school year.
Stevenson made the announcement at the start of Thursday night's school board meeting. Stevenson, who has worked in the district for 41 years, was appointed superintendent in 2002.
"My heart is a little broken. This is really hard," Stevenson said shortly after the meeting. "It was an amazing experience."
The announcement comes two days after three conservative candidates were elected to the school board. However, Stevenson would not say the election results spurred her decision and said she had been thinking about retirement for a while.
Stevenson said her focus during the next eight months is to ensure that reforms are in place and that the district's leadership is on the same page.
"That's my job, to make it work," she said.
Emotions were high in the packed board room, and Stevenson fought back tears when making the announcement.
Lakewood High School principal Ron Castagna said Stevenson had been his mentor and called it a "great loss." He also expressed concern about the district's direction.
"I'm concerned what the real agenda is with the new board members," Castagna said.
Ken Witt, who was elected from District 5 on Tuesday night, said he was shocked by the news.
"I was excited to work with her. I think her leadership will be sorely missed," Witt said.
Board president Lesley Dahlkemper said the vetting process for a new superintendent would begin once the new board is in place.


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I see some Masaaki Yuasa channeling, no? Great image!
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May 3, 2016
The reason all the people were out at the Augusta National Monday was to watch all the golfers. Signing in and heading out to practice are traditions too.
The majority of the golfers arrived at the course Monday, signing in then teeing it up for a practice round.
That does of course include a number of amateurs and first time players. They were just trying to get a feel for how the course is playing.
Among them was Augusta's own Vaughn Taylor, who teed it up with Chris Dimarco and David Toms, two long time PGA pros.
One player who can relate to what Taylor is going through is Augusta native and 1987 Masters champ Larry Mize. His best advice?
Just enjoy the moment.
Taylor has been out here all spring and has played plenty of practice rounds.
That should go a long way in Taylor getting a feel for the course.
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Several hours before three rival gangs confronted each other last July during a concert and lowrider car show at the La Plaza strip mall in Kent -- trading punches and gunshots and wounding a dozen people -- two women whose husbands are members of the Rollerz Only car club were canvassing the parking lot and handing out fliers advertising their own lowrider gathering a few weeks later. The promotion, however, backfired like a bad exhaust system. Rollerz Only members say they were questioned in connection with the shootout and forced to cancel two of their events, both of which would have been fund-raisers for local charities.
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At first glance, Vargas still looks every bit the OG. He's got a thick horseshoe 'stache that makes him resemble the actor Cheech Marin and a script tattoo on his shoulder that reads "Northside Locos," a reference to his old crew from his youth in gang-infested Toppenish, Washington. Then there's his ride: a Chevy Monte Carlo with a blue and white airbrushed Aztec-warrior paint job. Tricked out from bumper to bumper with chrome and mirrors, it also has a hydraulic suspension that could inspire an entire gangster-rap album.
But Vargas is no gangster. He works full-time as a substance-abuse counselor in Renton helping former gang members keep their noses clean. Like others in Rollerz Only, he complains that the shootout in Kent reinforced many of the negative stereotypes about lowrider car culture. He blames the gangster rappers who performed that day for inciting violence--an assertion supported in court documents, which describe how one of the musicians urged the crowd to flash gang signs. That allegedly sparked a melee between rivals from the Playboy Sureños, Varrio Locos, and Little Valley Lokotes gangs.
Armando Vargas poses with his custom Chevy.
"The detectives got a hold of those flyers that were being handed out and said they were related to the shooting," Vargas says. "We don't know what's going on and we're not involved, but the media hears about it and assumes that all car clubs are like that."
Andy Valdes, president of the Northwest Chapter of Rollerz Only, says the club has been hosting car shows for years with no trouble. He says previous funds raised by their shows benefited an anti-domestic violence organization, and the Victory Outreach church. The cash from a canceled show in Arlington was slated to go to a local animal shelter.
"There are a lot of ex-bangers out there that want to get their lives together," Valdes says. "They got children, they got lives now. You get young gangbangers that want out, they see us as a family. They see us as big brothers."
Andy Valdes, president of the Northwest Rollerz Only chapter, preps his Caddy for a car show.
Valdes describes how he too matured out of the gang life and found solace in lowriders. Raised in southwest Detroit, he was a member of the Latin Kings gang until he fled to Seattle in 1990. He says he left so abruptly that many of his old friends simply assumed that he'd been killed. Now pushing 50, Valdes is an electrician who pours most of his money into his outrageously outfitted 1994 Cadillac Coup de Ville, which features 12 TV screens on the interior and doors that open upward like those on a Lamborghini.
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This chapter has its origins in a talk on the discovery of hightemperature superconductivity that I gave in 1989 as part of the Caltech Watson Lecture series, which regularly presents public lectures by Caltech professors. The subject captured my attention not only because low-temperature physics (to which superconductivity belongs) is my own research field but also because it oiFers a rare instance in which a physical phenomenon that just about everyone had always known to be impossible turned out to be not only possible but quite commonplace once a couple of persistent and enterprising researchers had ferreted out its existence. In an ideal world, no scientist could ever fail to be charmed by the realization that once again, nature's ingenuity had trumped ours. In the real world, of course, matters are a little more complicated, and the discovery was initially greeted with a certain amount of disbelief (by those who had "always known," etc.) and consternation (by those who knew that whatever else might prove to be the case, they had not been the ones to make the discovery). But once the initial hype was over and the definitive confirmation came in, the scientific community settled down into its praiseworthy pattern of following up and amplifying on a genuinely thrilling eureka moment (my own lab was one of many that successfully replicated a number of the initial


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GUILDERLAND — An inspection of a CSX Mainline Track between Schenectady and Selkirk last week revealed a faulty switch on a line running through the Northeastern Industrial Park.
James Verseput, one of the owners of Mill Hollow, said he did not see a conflict of interest with having the town's senior program located at a privately-owned senior-housing complex.
GUILDERLAND — Brenda McClaine, who was treasurer of the Guilderland Teachers' Association when she stole over $100,000 from the union, no longer works for the Guilderland School District.
In exchange for her resignation, the school board agreed to withdraw the disciplinary charges the superintendent had filed against McClaine, to pay the district portion of her health insurance until June 30, 2015, and also to allow her two fifth-grade children to finish out their school year free of charge.
ALTAMONT — Ingeborg Barth Davis, known to her family and friends as Inga, was a fun-loving florist. She died on Thursday, Dec. 11, 2014, at The Manor of Guilderland Center, surrounded by her loving family. She was 84.
Mrs. Davis was born on May 22, 1930, in Albany, to the late Rudolf J. and Hildegard (née Hesse) Barth.
ALTAMONT — "On Sunday morning, December 14, 2014, we lost our beautiful Helen," wrote the family of Helen Kinnally in a tribute. "She left like the real lady she was, calm and sweet and knew how much she was loved."
She was 90.
While reading through the business section of the newspaper, I was amazed to see an article headed, "Some businesses are on a death watch!" The heading did not surprise me, as much as, the name of one of the companies on the list. That name was Sears (officially Sears, Roebuck & Company).
St. John's Lutheran Church at 140 Maple Ave. in Altamont will hold Sunday worship services at 8:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m.
Pastor Gregory Zaja will give a sermon at the 11 a.m. service titled John the Baptist — Always on Message based on John 1:6-28.
GUILDERLAND — Thomas and Terri Maxwell of Guilderland, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tara, to Jacob Burke, son of Karen Burke of Dallas, Pennsylvania.
VOORHEESVILLE — Joshua Shappy from Voorheesville, serving with the Company C, 2-108th Infantry of the New York Army National Guard, has been promoted to the rank of specialist.
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New Delhi, Jan 8 (IANS) Traditional Indian folk and devotional music from the heart of India is the flavour of the NDTV channel's kitty of documentaries this month.
'Baul Singers' by Sutapa Deb and two docu-features, 'Journeys with Sacred and Secular Kabir' and 'Journeys with Ram and Kabir' by Shabnam Virani will be screened between Jan 11 and Feb 5 in segments on NDTV 24x7.
While 'Baul Singer' will be screened Jan 11 (1-2 p.m.), the documentaries on Kabir will be telecast Jan 14 (9.30 p.m.), Jan 18 (1-2 p.m.), Jan 21-22 (9.30 p.m.), Jan 25 (1-2 p.m.), Jan 28-29, Feb 1 (1.2 p.m.), Feb 4-5 (9.30 p.m.) in episodes, an NDTV statement said Thursday.
'Baul Singers' narrates the story of Parvathy Baul, a resident of Thiruvanthapuram, who joins the band of wandering minstrels as a student in Shantiniketan and drops out of college. She is among the growing number of 'bauls' who have taken the traditional devotional music of Bengal to international audiences.
It also pans on the life of the celebrated Paban Das Baul, who has been based in Paris for the last two decades. The young boy, who sang for alms on trains, now has numerous musical collaborations with western musicians. Paban Das revisits the village of his birth in Murshidabad in West Bengal after a gap of 12 years.
The film travels from Bengal to Karnataka to document the struggle of the musicians to keep their centuries-old religious legacy alive and scout for talent, the statement said.
Baul, which means divinely possessed, is one of the few widely-known folk musical genres of Bengal sung by sect of bards known by the same name. The songs they sing are known as 'Baul-gaan (Baul songs)'.
'Journeys with Scared & Secular Kabir', a 94-minute documentary, narrates the tale of Kabir 600 years after his time when the mystic's legacy can be found in both scared and secular places.
This story unfolds through the life of Prahlad Tipanya, a 'low caste' singer whose participation in both domains begins to raise difficult questions for him about rituals and organized religion.
'Journeys with Ram and Kabir' probes the boundaries between Hinduism and Islam, both in Kabir's life and through his poems.
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Join us May 1, 2016, on the Montgomery County Courthouse lawn in Mount Ida for a special celebration of Volunteer Spirit in our community.
At 1:00 pm, the Ouachita Volunteer Association is hosting a community event to celebrate with some of the great volunteers who set our community apart from so many other places.
We will dedicate the "Eminent Domain" Marker, present awards of recognition to some outstanding members of our community, and the Stitchin' Friends
will present more veterans quilts to former service men and women.
A free meal will be served at 1:30, followed by a concert on the Front Porch Stage featuring The Prestons. Bring your lawn chairs!
Make plans to share some of your Sunday afternoon with your friends and neighbors,and find out about the great things that are being accomplished by volunteers.
Making our world a little better, one volunteer at a time!
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Our show this week featured one of the really great performing song writers, as Rodger King returned to our stage in a solo show. Early in the season, Rodger appeared with Casey Penn in August. Rodger is originally from Humnoke, AR, and now resides in Lonoke. He played two great sets of mostly originals, and his writing talents shined. Rodger is an accomplished guitarist and Dobro player.
Our smaller audience was enthusiastic about Rodger's performance.
The setlist for Rodger's first set included "Hang My Head in Sorrow", "When It Rains It Pours", "Always Something", "You and I", "Letter Full of Lies", "Circuit Riding Preacher", "Arkansas", "Freeborn Man", "I'm Keeping My Eyes On Jesus", and "Snake Island, Arkansas".
For his second set, Rodger performed "Little Sister", "The Arkansas River", "Miss the Mississippi", "You,Half the Man My Daddy Was", "Grandpa and Me", "This Here Bottle", "Work Through Me", and "Hello On the Other Side".
Huge thanks to Rodger for coming all the way from Lonoke on a cool October evening. A great showcase of some great songs!
Thanks to all the volunteers who make it happen, and Biggest Thanks
to all the kind folk who come for our shows!
Until next week…
October started with the cancellation of the Community Outreach Ministry's annual Game Dinner on October 3rd, and fortunately, our home town guys were able to put together a good show. The Prairie Grove Band and some good friends came out on a very cool evening on short notice and performed two great sets.
Loyal and Margie Rowland, Melissa Carmack Lewis, and Mark's grandson Jed Willborg all participated in the show. The Prairie Grove Band are Mark Willborg, band leader on vocals and guitar, Joe Carmack on lead guitar and vocals, Terry Kinsey on drums and vocals, Doyle Rowland on guitar and harmony vocals, Tommy Johnston on Bass and vocals, Travis "Dart" Stapp on banjo, guitar, dobro, and vocal harmony, Jerry Lambert on keyboard, guitar and vocals and Jason "Jake" Powell on acoustic rhythm and vocals. They live all over the county, and we're proud to have them!
It was a very cool evening, and it was mostly a family crowd and good friends who gathered on short notice. There was a lot of visiting going on all evening. There was a future Possum Queen, the reigning Possum Queen running the Possum Store, a Has-been Queen running the Back Porch, and
our crew of volunteers, including our great photographer, wandering around visiting with our regulars.
We want to thank The Prairie Grove Band, their special guests, the band family and all our friends, old and new, for coming out on such short notice.
Again big thanks to the volunteers that make it happen.
Seeya next week…
Our Possum Picnic and Parade is always a special event with the crowning of the new Possum Queen! This year was our 10th Picnic and Parade, and it was a good time from start to finish.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Our friend and Honorary Possum Queen for life, Janet Z. Capua, again brought her talents and energy to Mount Ida for a "Vacation", helping to create a fabulous box lunch fundraiser for the 'Stage. This year's Picnic started on Friday with a brown bag lunch and a little lawn concert with our good friends John Talley and Mike Adams. We had a few folks take advantage of the picnic tables and a few hung out for the music. Local artists, Raenette Ellison and Barbara Holt, members of the Ouachita Artists, were on hand, painting and drawing. It was a fine afternoon on the Square for everyone.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
Our Picnic continues on Saturday morning with the sale of the super deluxe Box Lunches.
Our wonderful volunteers all got together over in the kitchen of the First Baptist Church and went to town putting together a real nice lunch or dinner, depending on when you eat it! We sold lunches from the Back Porch Kitchen, and everyone had a good time.
We then spent the afternoon preparing for the evening's events: the parade, the procession, the coronation, and, of course, the music. Our guest artists and Masters of Ceremony for the evening – Amy Garland Angel and Mark Currey – arrived early and were coached on the proceedings by our Possum Potentate, John Henderson and myself.
Promptly at 6 p.m., Possum Sheriff David White led the parade on the intricate route that eventually brings the Reigning Queen, the Honorary Queens, the Has-been Queens, the Princesses, and the Wanna-bees back to the Square.
This year's parade was special with the addition of the Mount Ida Peewee Cheerleaders, and
The Mount Ida Lions Marching Band was represented well and stopped along the route to play the Mount Ida High School Fight Song. Thank you all for participating!
Along with the cheerleaders and the band, we happily welcomed the Oden Woods and Water Club to the parade, and most notable to our parade this year was the firetruck from the Joplin Volunteer Fire Department. There was enough candy thrown to make any dentist happy!
When the sheriff got the parade back to the Square, the dignitaries were led in the procession by Possum Potentate John Henderson, pausing along the way only to get the "official envelope" containing the name of the Possum Queen for 2016. The 2015 Reigning Queen, Donna Willburn, was seated on the throne and received the royal scepter. Each Queen then introduced themselves. Donna is Possum Queen XX, the new queen will be Queen XXI for the year 2016. Potentate Henderson then opened the official envelope, and with much aplomb, announced that Barbara Sprague had been chosen as next year's Montgomery County Possum Queen! As retiring queen Donna made a wonderful statement and then placed the new crown on Barbara, attached her Possum Queen Sash, and presented her with the Possum Queen Trophy and the Royal Scepters.
The crowning was complete and Amy and Mark both did some great tunes and duets. We tremendously appreciated their performance this evening and thank them for having been here!
We all had a fine day at the 10th annual Possum Picnic and Parade on a beautiful September day!
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It was another fine evening for a great concert from our long time friend Dewayne Hodges. Dewayne is a native son of Montgomery County from Black Springs, now living in Hot Springs. He is blind, but that doesn't deter him for even a second. As a one-man show, Dewayne plays piano and uses a keyboard sequencer for back up music. We set Dewayne up, and it is totally amazing to watch him as he feels his way around and makes every connection on his keyboards. His show is one of the most requested, and he often plays at other events in Montgomery County.
Dewayne opened his first set with a Dean Martin song, "You're Nobody Until Somebody Loves You", and when the song ended, Dewayne remarked that his equipment was getting old and he had to jiggle a wire or two. He played some requests and did a great version of "Rockytop". Dewayne told us that "Suppertime" was one of the most requested tunes, and he did a fine job playing it.
Dewayne had some special friends show up, Freddy and Mary Jo Willis, a couple who helped him get to shows for many years. He learned "The Warning Song" after Freddy and Mary Jo had him listen to it. He dedicated it to them and thanked them again for being loving friends.
His set included "Ouachita Ladies", a song written by his old musical partner, Stan "Catfish" Lefevre. Dewayne explained how one of our local churches made it possible for him to record an album, and "Sweet Beulah Land" was the very first gospel song that he ever recorded. He ended the first set with a great version of Marty Robbins' "A White Sports Coat and a Pink Carnation"; the crowd loved it.
Dewayne is always springing a surprise, and he opened his second set with a tune nobody expected when he did "Rawhide". He remarked "fooled you there, didn't I"? Yes. He then played a song titled "The Front Porch", remarking "imagine that".
Dewayne dedicated "I Can Almost See Houston" to Mary Jo Willis. The rest of his set was a mix of country, gospel and oldies that everyone enjoyed. He pulled another surprise by playing "Save The Last Dance For Me" and "Ghost Riders in the Sky". He ended the evening in an unusual fashion, performing Floyd Cramers' classic "Last Date".
Big Thanks to Dewayne for coming out to visit and play for us. Thanks Shirley Williamson for helping get Dewayne to his show!
And, of course, a big thanks to all the volunteers that make it possible.
Biggest thanks to everyone who comes out to support live music in a little town on Saturday night!
Seeya soon.
Somehow we had yet another beautiful Saturday night on the Courthouse Square in Mount Ida, and Interstate Thirty provided us with a great bluegrass show from Interstate Thirty. They all live up and down I-30, and they all have to use it to get to practice, hence the name.
Our history with members of Intertate Thirty goes back years, and most all band members have played on the Front Porch Stage with other bands. We've had the pleasure of hosting them as Interstate Thirty for four years, and we'll always look forward to more of their fine music here as long as they want to come to Mount Ida.
Interstate Thirty are Derrick Ball on guitar, Ben Cardin on banjo and bass, Paul DeWeber on the fiddle, Darrell Drennan on the bass and guitar, Peyton Murphy on the mandolin and Robert Stane on the guitar and banjo.
Their show in Mount Ida was a mix of bluegrass standards, some gospel and a little country. The crowd thoroughly enjoyed it all.
We were also treated just a glimpse of the future at intermission when "Robertson's Tradition" took the stage for some quick songs. Three young ladies from the Robertson family, accompanied by some old Robertsons we all know, rendered a terrific performance. It was their first public appearance, but it undoubtedly won't be their last.
Interstate Thirty's second set was a great mix of tunes and humor. Darkness set in just as they started, and at one point they asked, "Are Y'all still out there?" One of the great highlights of the show was Paul on the fiddle doing a tremendous version of "Ashokan Farewell"; they got a standing ovation, which they couldn't see. They also got really great response for "52 Vincent Black Lightning", and they closed their show with a classic version of "Orange Blossom Special".
We send a HUGE thanks to Interstate Thirty; we're really looking forward to their appearance here next year!
Also, a Giant Thank You to all the volunteers, The Back Porch Kitchen crew, The Possum Store crew, the sound crew, and our camera guru! Couldn't happen without you. Biggest thanks to everyone who came out to our Saturday night bluegrass show!
SeeYa next time!
A beautiful and cool August evening, Labor Day weekend, and the perfect eveing for a fine lawn chair concert with our good friends The Prairie Grove Band. Prairie Grove Band are Mark Willborg, Joe Carmack, Terry Kinsey, Doyle Rowland, Tommy Johnston, Jason Powell, Dart Stapp and Jerry Lambert.
Prairie Grove opened their show with a spirited gospel tune and they all took a lead in the singing of "Jesus, Hold My Hand". The gathering crowd really enjoyed and joined in singing. Jerry Lambert took the vocal lead on "Wherever He Leads, I'll Go". Jerry has been singing more and you can expect more gospel from Jerry in the future.
Being the Labor Day weekend, they had to had to play "Another Day, Another Dollar", lamenting the plight of the underpaid, and "Lord Have Mercy On the Working Man". Their direction changed for a 911 song called "Where Were You When the World Stopped Turning". The rest of the set was filled with Merle, George, Allen and more.
It wouldn't be Labor Day without "Take this Job and Shove It". Then, Jake had a lot of fun with "Old Hippy", and everybody enjoyed it. The Prairie Grove Band finished up the first set with a lively version of "Where Does It Go", about that loveable loser and honky tonk hero. And, that brings us to intermission.
We were treated to special guest, Melissa Lewis, opening the second set with "I'd Choose You Again", a country love song for sure. Mark and Melissa wowed everyone, doing a duet of "Happy Endings", with a great piano solo from Jerry thrown in for good measure. Tommy dedicated one to his wife Susan, followed by one of those sad country tunes, "Never Again, Again", and "Wake Me Up When It's All Over", a kind of Neil Young sounding song.
Tommy took the vocal lead on the classic "Don't Think Twice" with a nice Prairie Grove twist. It was all great country from that point, and the band played a great version of the classic, "That's All In the Movies", for Carol Ford, a most loyal fan. It was a great version with great guitar solos. They closed this Labor Day show with a great version of "Workingman's Blues".
This was a great evening with Prairie Grove bringing a great show for a terrific crowd!
BIG thanks to The Prairie Grove Band and all the great volunteers at the Possum Store, the Back Porch, the sound crew, and our photographer!
Biggest Thanks to all of you who came out to see the show, supporting live music in a small town on Saturday night.
Our concert on this Saturday in August was Harmony, our friends from Wickes, AR. Wickes is over on the south end of Polk County near the Oklahoma Border. Harmony is a contemporary Christian band with a variety of styles, all uplifting, and in several distinct styles of Rock, Rythm & Blues, DooWop, Pop and Spirituals.
Harmony is a trio, Lynn Smith on drums and vocals, Retta Smith on keys and vocals and Rodney Provence on lead vocals, bass and guitar.
This great band plays to one person or to many. Churches and festivals are typical places to find them.
Harmony started their show with a split tempo song called "The Story of Jesus", and the crowd that came for this show joined in the praise and worship. "Thank God for the Lighthouse" got great approval from the audience.
Harmony went through two great sets which included several sing-alongs. Their musicianship and vocal harmonies were pleasing to everyone. They ended the evening "You Raise Me Up".
We at the Front Porch Stage want to sincerely thank Lynn, Retta, and Rodney for bringing their show to Mt Ida. We hope to see them again next season, for sure!
We also extend many thanks to our fine volunteers and to our wonderful audiences. Without you all and your generosity, we would not be able to continue to bring great live music to Montgomery County's Front Porch Stage!
Saturday we watched much needed rain move through, and for a while, there was that question: Will there be a show tonight? We not only got the rain, we got to have a great show with some friends of ours called "Phriends O Mine". They were John Talley on 12 string, harp and vocals, Mike Adams on banjo, James Scrimshire on guitar and vocals, and a special guest, Phil Campbell. The weather was incredible, another perfect August evening for music in Mount Ida.
John and Mike kicked off the first set with "Tell Me", a Michael Nesmith (Monkees) tune. There set was a real mix of great folk, rock and country. They played a great Steve Earl song, "I'm Gonna Get Out of Here Someday", and the crowd went all in on the rest of the show as John took it into country with "Am I that easy to Forget". They responded kindly to "Less than An Angel", a Dave Almond tune.
John performed a stunning version of John Lennon's "Watching the Wheels", and the crowd let him know they really appreciated it. The rest of the set went country, with John and James Scrimshire teaming up on "Crazy Arms", "Jambalya", "She Thinks I Still Care", "Make the World Go Away", and an original from John, "Lonesome Johnny Valentine". Then, " Hey Good Looking", and we went to break with an old tune, "Wallflower".
John opened the second set with a great version of Bob Dylan's "The Times, They Are A Changing" that was very well received. He followed with a beautiful folk version of Tom Petty's "Heart So Big". His original "You Don't Love That Cowboy" got great response.
John has always found the classic oldies that nobody else plays, like his great cover of Procol Harem's "Whiter Shade of Pale'. He picked up the pace with his original "Chain Gang" that got the crowd rocking. John invited Phil Campbell up to sit in the hot seat after Phil told him he would get up and sing Johnny Cash's "Folsum Prison Blues", which he did and did an outstanding job; Phil received a lot of whooping and hollering from the "Phriendly" crowd.
James came back on stage, and the show moved back into country, with "Today I Started Loving You Again" and "Walk on By". They moved into a folk version of "Wagon Wheel" by request. Mike Adams got into the act with "Hot Burrito Breakdown", a banjo-driven instrumental.
As the evening came to a close, James was featured doing a great version of "Your Cheating Heart". John ended the show the same way it began, with a Michael Nesmith tune called "JoAnn". What was left of the crowd was hollering for more, but we were out of time.
Big Thanks to John Talley, Mike Adams, James Scrimshire and Phil Campbell – "Phriends O Mine"!!
Special thanks to all our volunteers that make this happen, and last but never least, THANKS everyone who came out for this great show! Hope to see you all again soon!


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King Years : Historic Moments in the Civil Rights Movement
The King Years
Beyond state and local laws, which mandated racial separation everywhere from schools and businesses to public libraries, custom enforced segregation in houses of worship.
Since 1982, it took me twenty-four years and 2,306 pages to compile a three-book narrative history, America in the King Years, and the same enthrallment has distilled that work now into this slender volume. A singular wonder continues. I was not born or raised to care about politics, let alone to write history. The landmark Brown decision of 1954 had caught me a white first-grader in segregated Atlanta, Georgia, and my college graduation fourteen years later closely followed the King
assassination. Through all the formative years in between, I remained fearfully oblivious to race until the relentless freedom movement redirected my entire life's interest. Permanent curiosity drove what would become a career ambition. As an outsider, I needed to learn what had sustained such resonant witness among near-peers of African descent.
Well before the 1988 publication of the first installment, Parting the Waters, I resolved to present my findings in storytelling form rather than the analytical synthesis common to history. No stylistic device can escape interpretation, and all history at bottom is an argument, but it seemed evident that cross-racial perspective has been especially vulnerable to distortion. Many standard histories taught, for instance, that the Civil War had little to do with slavery. President Kennedy recalled lessons at Harvard that Reconstruction trampled the rights of prominent white Southerners. Some textbooks still use an earnest, religious word--"Redeemers"--to describe the late-nineteenth-century politicians who imposed white supremacy and segregation, often by Klan-led terror. Clearly, over time, racial undercurrents have tilted and even inverted the prevailing view of our past.
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My regimen made for a sprawling text and carried its own burdens of craft. Parting the Waters is dedicated to the late Septima Clark for a peculiar reason. Interviews with her left a strong personal effect on me, confirming what others from the civil rights movement felt, but she had functioned almost entirely "offstage" from the main historical narrative, as it were, teaching literacy and citizenship to rural sharecroppers. My dedication was a personal gesture of tribute mixed with regret, because I found it impossible within my storytelling rules to include Septima Clark in proportion to her influence.
Those same rules delayed my writing altogether at the outset, because
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Septima Clark and Vernon Johns are omitted from these pages along with many other figures I consider historically significant. Brevity offsets their absence. A hybrid framework for this volume seeks to preserve the authenticity of narrative detail within limited space. I have selected eighteen historical turning points from the 1954-68 era, described here in less than ten percent of the complete trilogy. Some are simple. Others are complex. They follow the spine of consequence through a transformative period that remains controversial. Each chapter begins with a short transitional summary, sometimes covering major events and intertwined plots with a paragraph or two. These new passages are necessarily compressed, interpretive, and open to argument, but they provide economical context so that readers can experience and absorb the key moments.
Those moved to seek fuller descriptions can find them in my books and many others, with voluminous reference notes. Our goal in this edition is to convey both the spirit and sweep of an extraordinary movement. Newer generations will find here the gist of a patriotic struggle in which the civil rights pioneers, like modern Founders, moved an inherited world of hierarchy and subjugation toward common citizenship. Others can recall vivid triumph and tragedy at the heart of national purpose for the United States, whose enduring story is freedom. The unvarnished history should resist fearful tides to diminish that story. Above all, the King years should serve as a bracing reminder that citizens and leaders can work miracles together despite every hardship, against great odds.


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Carla Harting, the leading lady in Arena Stage's Legacy of Light, will be sitting out the production's remaining performances due to a broken leg. Woolly Mammoth's Jennifer Mendenhall will fill in for Harting through June 14, when the show ends.
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Renowned parenting pro Ann Pleshette Murphy has volunteered to field your childrearing questions.
This week, Annie takes on the timing of toilet training.
Carrie says:
My husband and I are working on potty training our (almost) 3 1/2-year-old. He will pee on the potty, but is really spotty on pooping. Sometimes he goes in there on his own, sometimes you can catch him and put him on the potty and other times he just refuses to go.
What can we do to get him over this hump and get him trained? His move up to the next classroom at school depends on this, and he's more than ready intellectually.
Hi Carrie,
As the saying goes, you can lead a child to the potty, but you can't make him poop. That decision is going to be totally his alone.
You sound like you are doing the right things by making the potty available and keeping the whole situation low-key. Keep that up, while you read books or watch DVDs about using the potty.
You can also give your son plenty of practice—and praise—at skills that will boost his feelings of independence, like pulling his pants up and down, choosing a game to play, helping with chores. Despite how you feel, try not to let the school situation up the stress level in your house. You won't get the desired outcome and you'll undo the gains your son has already made.
There is a wide range of normal when it comes to when kids become diaper-free and it's too bad that some schools tie "moving up" to this milestone. That said, if you can arrange play dates with children who attend the school who are potty-trained, he may be inspired to do as they do (no pun intended!)
You may also be interested in watching an interview on this subject that I did recently with a very wise psychologist, Dr. Beth Grosshans.
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European Journal of Social Psychology
Volume 41, Issue 5, pages 569–573, August 2011
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Greenaway, K. H., Quinn, E. A. and Louis, W. R. (2011), Appealing to common humanity increases forgiveness but reduces collective action among victims of historical atrocities. Eur. J. Soc. Psychol., 41: 569–573. doi: 10.1002/ejsp.802
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Appealing to common humanity is often suggested as a method of uniting victims and perpetrators of historical atrocities. In the present experiment (N = 109), we reveal that this strategy may actually work against victim groups' best interests. Appealing to common humanity (versus intergroup identity) increased forgiveness of perpetrators but independently also served to lower intentions to engage in collective action. Both effects were mediated but not moderated by reduced identification with the victim group. We, thus reveal an important feature of appeals to common humanity: That this strategy may reduce social change at the same time as helping to promote more positive intergroup attitudes. These novel findings extend research on the human identity to a new theoretically interesting and socially important domain. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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