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ACA Women's Summit - Keynote Speech
Submitted by Kris Thompson on
Last night the standing room only ACA Women's Summit was inspiring! Much was discussed and much was on the minds of women there. No decisions were made (I don't think) but some focus was decided to create some women's cycling camps (modeled after the junior ACA camps) and to address the category issue that currently promotes women to stay cat 4's for ever. And who can blame them, if 3's only events rarely happen than for many you go from a cat 4 and then jump into the 1-2-3 field. POW and then they leave cycling for another sport.
Sarai Snyder of GirlBikeLove probably had one of the best proposals of the night, get more women on bikes! The core of much of the challenges women cycling faces are their numbers. Get more numbers and those old problems go away.
Keynote from Jennifer Triplett below
Jennifer Triplett
Good Evening!
It's always striking to me how unrecognizable people are outside of their cycling clothing. You look oddly familiar... mind pulling your hair back, sticking a helmet on and covering your face with glasses? Ah! That's it! That's where I know you from!
Thank you all for taking time out your busy schedules to meet tonight in honor of BRAC and our cycling community. Despite having Thanksgiving on the brain and I'm sure a lot of last minute preparations. It's nice to see so many people here in honor of our amazing community.
Tonight I am going to do an introduction of myself, how I was asked to be the keynote speaker, and then focus on community. Specifically, the little steps we can all take to grow from a participation standpoint as well as how we can enhance the values of our community. And lastly, a call to action.
For those who I haven't had the pleasure of meeting yet, my name is Jennifer Triplett and I race cat 2 road, cat 1 track, novice mountain and cross. I am relatively new to the front range area, and live in COS. I moved here to remove a fender rain bike from my quiver, train at altitude and let's face it: for love. I am a co-active coach and love to inspire others to live the life of their dreams, what ever that may be.
A little over a month ago, Clint Bickmore, the ACA President and I were formally introduced at the USA Cycling Coaching summit. I told him about my involvement with the WSBA and MVA in Washington and told him I'd love to get involved. He put me in touch Rachel Scott and Susan Adamkovics to see how I could get involved with the upcoming Womens Summit. I also mentioned in passing that I enjoy public speaking, gulp, and well, here I am.
My background is in boxing. However, getting hit in the face lost its appeal over time and I started looking for a new sport. A friend suggested I start commuting to work via bike and sign up for the Seattle to Portland ride. That sparked a beautiful relationship between myself and bikes. I found I enjoyed passing most men and decided to give racing a try. I spent the past 7 years racing in the soggy NW, where despite the weather they have a thriving community of female racers.
When I first started, I explored team options via meet the team rides in the fall and found a group of women who were all new to the sport and wanted to try racing. Starbucks was our sponsor. I thrived in this environment, quickly advancing through the ranks and immediately looked toward for leadership. A friend suggested I run for the Marymoor Velodrome Association board to be a female voice so I did.
Somewhat intimidated by learning a new skill on a bike without brakes, I started track racing my first year and loved it. Even though you're on a bike without brakes, you also only make left hand turns and as it turns out, I can sprint. I found myself wanting to take things to the next level and raced at regional events and found myself that first year at Nationals.
Looking back, I notice a recurring theme for myself: that I'm not afraid to try anything. I recall going to Alpenrose with its concrete 47 degree banking, large and deep fields (with several Olympians in the mix) and figuring, why not? We all start somewhere. That attitude also got me into trouble as I thought jumping in also meant attacking from the gun. Keep in mind there were Olympians in the group... and well, next thing I know I'm being lapped and discouraged. Not knowing what to do, I rolled off the track before the end of the race, started crying and called my mom. She reminded me, Jennifer! Look at where you are! You're brand new and racing against experienced women. Wipe those tears away and jump back in.
Flash forward a few years, which included wins, losses, injuries, and more community involvement. The MVA established a women's development fund, grew field sizes so we actually had to split cat 4 women categories into two per night. We even started a movement for holding a women's madison at the Grand Prix each year and had more womens team then men. We were taking action and made a difference in our community.
Then the unthinkable happened in 2008. My husband died in a tragic rock climbing accident. Life as I knew it was forever changed. And although I stuck around Seattle for 3 years after, I knew it was time to change my environment. Thankfully I had cycling to lean on. Not only from a physical activity but from a community perspective. They were there for me on a deeper level then I knew. I was just racing my bike, just being myself, but when I needed people, they responded with love and generosity. It was hard to leave that community but I knew it was time for my own growth. Here I am now, in Colorado, establishing a link to a new community.
So when I say community, I say it with great intention and value. It is a support network, a gathering of like minded people. People who I can race against and have fun. That I can laugh with and cry.
Being new to this community, I want to make an impact. I want to see it grow and strengthen. So,how do we grow this community? How do we attract more women?
I posed this question to my friend Nicola Cranmer, the Exergy Womens Director, and she said that although women represent only 15% of the USAC license holders, there's something to be said about the quality. Look at the Olympics for example. The medals were won by women. It's not just about quantity, it's quality.
On a grassroots level, there are little things we can do to welcome new faces. Think about it, women's racing is super intimidating. Seeing teams all dressed the same and not very friendly is like being thrown to a pack of wolves. I highly recommend being welcoming to a new face, introducing yourself and going going out of your way. That little engagement, such as helping pin numbers on for someone, can make a massive difference in whether they ever show up again. On group rides, seek out those new faces, welcome them. Encourage them to come back.
If we want to grow our community, then we all need to do our part. I challenge each of you at each race to find one new person, introduce yourself and make a connection.
Back to when Clint and I were talking about women's sport, he mentioned that although small in numbers, women are often the loudest voices. We want more categories, equal pay, neutral support and a list of other things. And I'm sure we could brainstorm a long list tonight of the things we would like to improve women's cycling. But in order for change to happen we need action from those voices. So I have another challenge, another opportunity to grow our community from within. And that is for every idea, for every voice heard in this room, that each of you, each of those voices commit to one action. One thing that resonates where you think change needs to happen, regardless of size or impact, to improve womens' cycling.
I also propose we start meaningful conversations. A gathering where we can brainstorm ideas and things we want to see change, pick a specific topic and then focus on it.
Together, we can make a difference. And I look forward to seeing each of your contributions enhance our community.
Thank you.
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Equal pay: Promoter pays the
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Equal pay:
Promoter pays the Elite fields (men and women) an equal base amount and an equal percent of the gate. For example
50 men and 20 women each pay $40 to toe the line in their respective fields.
Base $200 to men $200 to women
Gate (equal rate of 10%)
$200 to men $ 80 to women
$400 to men $280 to women
That's equal payout. Anything else is a subsidy.
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Oh wait let me guess, with
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Oh wait let me guess, with that attitude towards economics I bet you also voted for Mitt Romney! Let's bring his binders full of women to the 'cross races, that'll solve everything!
seriously do you people not understand that if you scrutinize the hours gap between men and women in the workforce, what you discover is that the difference is made up by the simple fact that most women are paid 75 cents to the dollar for the same job, which devalues their labor in the workforce, meaning: they generally also are not the primary breadwinners. NOTE I SAID GENERALLY, this is a majority trend, not an absolute.
This means they are the ones who generally are felt to have the "expendable" jobs, so they will tend to elect first to stay home to be with and/or take sick kids to the doctor's office.
Basically unless you've had to hide a pregnancy until after your annual review for fear of not gaining a raise/promotion, or had to use up all your FMLA on bed rest owing to prenatal eclampsia or juggled the budget between hiring a babysitter or a housekeeper so that you can (heavens forbid) get a couple hours out of the week to engage in non-work or household related tasks (like training for or going to a bike race), or any one of a hundred other things that male heads of household statistically, in this country, rarely have to consider, you probably don't fully understand how complex an issue this is.
Women also bring far more into the racing community that simple numbers in race fields. They officiate, administrate, organize, market and promote, mentor juniors. Yes these are things that men do as well, but I think if you look carefully you will see that a lot of the actual really difficult and time consuming and annoyingly detailed stuff (thanks, Yvonne, by the way, we really don't say it enough) is done largely by women.
this concludes your Gender Studies 101 discussion, I'm out.
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Wow, a lot of sexists
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Wow, a lot of sexists assumptions in that class.
Points: 5
Professor, your data sucks.
Submitted by Andrew Dice Clay (not verified) on
You must work at one of those fancy highly accredited online colleges. pretty sure we've been down this road before and you keep spitting out tired cliches...
Balancing the budget, tough decisions around hiring a babysitter or a housecleaner... STFU
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Growing the # of Women Racing Bikes in Colorado
Submitted by Chris Grealish (not verified) on
Thanks for sharing your insight. Having started racing 2 decades ago, your perspective is valuable and appreciated. Few would argue that it would be great to have lots more women racing bikes. I have always been impressed by the un-tapped growth potential for this segment of our sport. So far as a community we have struck out trying to crack the code on solving this challenge.
It was very encouraging to see the large # of smart women who attended/spoke up @ the Summit. If they can keep working on it with BRAC's help, real progress will occur. Let's keep the discussion going which hopefully will lead to solutions.
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Some facts you're missing...
Submitted by Adam Rachubinski (not verified) on
FYI-Equal payout for AlphaCross was listed from the beginning on our race flyer. The equal payout came directly out of our bottom line, not from some last minute extra sponsorship. We also tweeted, facebooked, etc the fact more than once. On top of that, we have ALWAYS had equal payout at every cross race we have promoted. Why? Because we are trying to help set the standard. If everyone wants equal payout, men and women both need to make the effort to support the events that offer it.
Points: 7
And who funds that bottom
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
And who funds that bottom line? Sponsors and ?????? which field?
Subsidy, handout, "equal", its all the same.
Points: 4


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Bathing suit season. Oooof. Why don't I just aim a bow and arrow at my head right now? I'm kidding. I'm not going to aim it at my head. I'm going to aim it at my rear end. There's no chance I will miss that target—it's the reason I need a skirted bathing suit to begin with. Bet I won't even feel it. Then, right before I have the operation to remove the arrow, I can ask the doctor to remove most of my rear end as well. After that I'll fit into a really great bathing suit.
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"Recently, as we have mourned the loss of 26 young children and adults at Sandy Hook Elementary, we have tried to make sense of this horrific tragedy, to find answers that do not come easily as we struggle to prevent such devastating moments from occurring ever again," Libby said.
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The Pope and bishops, in their writings about abortion, have told us that we are not to "accommodate ourselves" to laws permitting abortion.
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I'll be speaking at an event held by the National Atheist Party in two weeks time. So sorry I've been absent from my blog for over a week. Traveling and speaking at two events last week in North Carolina and then bills and taxes (a several day job for me, as my wife and I work three jobs, two of them self-owned businesses) have kept me from getting back to my blogging. I've got a few things in the queue, but for now, just a quick announcement of my next event…
I'm an invited speaker for the one-day National Atheist Party conference. See a quick video promo for that. You can buy tickets and get more information here (and definitely read their webpage which has a lot more info). This will happen Saturday, March 9 (2013), 8am-5:30pm (followed by the afterparty, which you also have to get tickets for). There is a special fundraising luncheon as well (separate from the afterparty). It's all being held at the South San Francisco Conference Center. A lot of cool speakers and performers are featured.
As a frequent denizen of San Francisco, I have to admit this conference center is a bit difficult to get to, so plan ahead for that. It's not in downtown. Nor next to the airport. No BART station comes near it. But there are lots of hotel accommodations nearby and the facility is respectably highfalutin. My talk:
"Separation of Church and State: Pagan Style"
Dr. Carrier, a historian of antiquity, discusses some of the ways state and religion interacted in ancient Greece and Rome, and how the American Constitution is far more a product of secular pagan thought than Christian.
You know, some "ancient history" perspective on the whole idea of political atheism. Back to my roots.


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will unveil its latest exhibit, Girls on Film: 40 Years of Women in Rock, on Monday, February 14, in the Rock Hall's Patty, Jay and Kizzie Baker Gallery. The exhibit, featuring images by photographer Anastasia Pantsios, offers a snapshot into the world of some of the most influential women in rock and roll over the last four decades.
When Anastasia Pantsios photographed her first concert — a free concert by Jefferson Airplane in Chicago's Grant Park in 1969 — women were a rarity in rock bands. At the same time, women were trying to elbow their way into the burgeoning ranks of rock photographers, led by Rolling Stone's Annie Leibovitz. In Cleveland, Pantsios was one of three women who formed Kaleyediscope Photography in 1978 to market the photos they were shooting of musicians. As women became more numerous and prominent on rock and roll stages in the Eighties and beyond, Pantsios developed a special interest in the visual study of the changing and diverse ways they presented themselves while making music. Girls on Film covers her 40 years of shooting rock's talented women, starting with Jefferson Airplane's Grace Slick and continuing through contemporary star Gwen Stefani.
Highlights from the exhibit include:
· Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane, Grant Park, Chicago: May 1969
The first concert Pantsios photographed was this free daytime show in Chicago's Grant Park — pre-Woodstock, very pre-Altamont, and everything idyllic and rife with possibility. Late-Sixties, early-Seventies rock wasn't very open to women, and the few out there tended to fall into two slots: pristine, long-haired folkie girl or belting blues mama. Grace Slick was neither of those — the most singular female personality of the era.
· Patti Smith, Agency Recording, Cleveland: January 27, 1976
This photograph was shot by Pantsios at Agency Recording, upstairs from the old Agora in Cleveland on East 24th Street. In this photo, Patti Smith is listening to a playback after a show. Her version of the Who's "My Generation" from this show appeared on the B-side of her single "Gloria" later in 1976.
· Joan Jett, Music Hall, Cleveland: April 10, 1982
Joan Jett emerged from the ashes of the Runaways to have a brief burst of solo success in the early Eighties. She didn't rely on sex appeal and blended in with her band, and often she was cited as a touchstone by the riot-grrrl bands of the Nineties.
· Tina Turner, Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio: June 18, 1984
Few breakthroughs of the Eighties were more surprising than the grand-scale comeback of Tina Turner when her 1984 album, Private Dancer, vaulted her to superstardom. Known from the Ike and Tina days as a hot live performer, she was arguably more prepared than anyone who ever enjoyed such meteoric success to command headlining slots in arenas like Richfield Coliseum and amphitheaters like Blossom Music Center.


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Reuters is phasing out its use of contract freelance sports photographers in North America and will instead rely on USA Today Sports Images, a wire service, for sideline coverage of major professional sports and some college games. "I can confirm that we are expanding our ongoing relationship with USA Today Sports and will be adding a subset of their North American Sports photography to our file," a Reuters spokesperson told PDN.
NPPA first reported this change at Reuters on Friday. The NPPA report quotes an unnamed source at Sports Illustrated and a freelance photographer in Toronto, Jon Blacker. Blacker told NPPA that he spoke with Peter Jones, the North American Sports Photo Editor at Thomson Reuters on Friday morning, as he was making calls to inform their freelance sports photographers of the change. "He said it was purely a business decision, and that their business plan calls for using the money that Reuters saves on covering sports to re-invest in photo covering more news," Blacker said.
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Enter The Black Keys. Starting in 2001, and having really only achieved mainstream awareness with 2008's "Attack and Release," this band has earned the ability to play big venues the hard way. And now, here they are headlining a gig Wednesday night with fellow DIY indie stars Arctic Monkeys at West Valley City's roughly 10,000-seat Maverik Center.
The Keys—featuring bluesy riffmeister Dan Auerbach and hellfire's own drummer, Patrick Carney—have become this big solely through hard work, great results and word-of-mouth. By the time they started hitting magazine covers a few years ago, they had already become a success—not vice versa.
One of rock's top live acts, the Keys are out touring behind 2011's "El Camino," and they will likely deliver another in a long series of solid SLC performances dating back to at least 2003. Maybe some of you have seen each show, but it's more likely that this week's concert will feature a ton of youngsters seeing the band for the first time. And they'll probably come back someday, too. Ticketmaster.com has tickets for the concert, starting at $32.
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I was using Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader to autoload my resources. I created two classes one extending Zend_Db_Table_Abstract (Users) and the other is a custom row class extending Zend_Db_Table_Row_Abstract (User).
When instantiating these class separately there is no problem. However when I use Table class like with a custom row like the one below. It cant find the file. It looks in "model" directory instead of "models";
class Model_DbTable_Users extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract { protected $_name ='user'; protected $_primary = 'id'; protected $_rowClass = 'Model_DbTable_User'; }
I am guessing there is a separate Namespace/path converter somewhere else and it is converting differently than Autoloader. This may be helpful \library\Zend\Db\Table\Rowset\Abstract.php(119): Zend_Loader::loadClass('Model_DbRow_Use...')
There is a discussion about this at http://nabble.com/Zend-Model-and-quickstart-tt2344…
The problem is not that it's looking in the wrong directory so much as it's not using autoloading -- which is an issue throughout the framework currently. We'll be addressing it soon.
Any tips on how to fix this?
Resolved in trunk and 1.8 release branch
I downloaded the from the trunk to give it a try. As you said it now works. However there is another problem (or I'm doing something wrong) which may be related.
Anyway: It seems that even if you set a new rowClass in the table class when you return it, thr returned object is still Zend_Db_Table_Row Object instead of the custom class.
Doesnt work... // Specify a custom Row to be used by default // in all instances of a Table class. class Products extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract { protected $_name = 'products'; protected $_rowClass = 'MyRow'; }
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SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (12/6/13) – The Princeton men's hockey fell 3-0 at No. 11 Union as the Tigers resumed conference play on Friday, Dec. 6 at Messa Rink.
Princeton freshman netminder Colton Phinney was one save shy of matching his career high with 31 stops. He made a number of spectacular saves as Union (9-3-2, 6-1 ECAC) had four power-play opportunities in the game, to Princeton's one.
The Dutchmen capitalized on their first power-play opportunity of the game at 7:49 of the first period, as Kevin Sullivan scored on a Mat Bodie rebound.
Max Novack dug the puck out of the corner and skated in along the extended red but couldn't stuff it in at the left post. He found Daniel Ciampini on the doorstep and he popped it in on the right side to make it 2-0 Union at 12:07 as the Dutchmen took a 2-0 lead after one.
With 1:06 remaining in the game Bodie sealed the win with a goal from Matt Wilkins.
The Tigers steadily improved their play each period but couldn't get one past netminder Colin Stevens, who finished the game with 20 saves.
Sophomore Jonathan Liau had a short-handed breakaway chance but Stevens made the save on the one-on-one. Junior Aaron Kesselman and senior Andrew Ammon had another great effort with two minutes to play in the first period. Kesselman delivered a great pass to Ammon whose shot was saved by Stevens. Kesselman crashed the net for the rebound but the whistle blew for a face off.
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Earned a Bronze Medal on the 1-Meter at the Pac-10 Championships
Only Pac-10 Diver to medal in each event
Won Platform at the Zone E Championships
Only Pac-10 female to Medal in each event
Named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Third Team
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A 2006 graduate of Varmdo Gymnasium
Made it to the finals on the 10-meter platform at the 2008 Olympic Games
Place 12th on the 10-meter platform at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Placed 3rd in the European Championships on the 10 meter in 2008
Has won 13 golds at the Swedish Nationals
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Daughter of Chris and Catarina
Has one sister Andrea (18)
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The first ever Run for the Wreaths Poker Run is scheduled for this Saturday, Sept. 7. It is for the benefit of the Fort Lyon National Cemetery Wreaths Across America program. There is a $20 buy-in per person per hand. Fifteen dollars of that amount will go to purchase a wreath for the veterans in the cemetery (one to be placed on each soldier's grave on Dec. 14), five will go to the jackpots and/or expenses of the run.
Registration is from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Outpost Harley Davidson, 5001 N. Elizabeth in Pueblo. Kickstands are up at 10 a.m. There will be a raffle for prizes, including a Harley Davidson leather jacket. Lunch is provided.
The route will go through Boone, Fowler, Ordway, Manzanola, Rocky Ford, La Junta and end in Las Animas at Fort Lyon. A dinner and dance will follow at 5 p.m. to who knows? There will also be free camping, but please let Mardona Moreland know if you are coming to dinner and/or you want to camp, so she can get a head count for dinner and camping spaces (719-980-4414).
Prizes will be awarded at the Fort Lyon's Kit Carson Chapel following the run, and you must be present to win. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2411 Ladies Auxiliary is the sponsor. Entertainment at the dance will be Leather & Lace Karaoke DJ. Other sponsors include Village Inn, Lonesome Dove Concrete Pumping LLC, Sonic, Gobin's Inc., Motive Power Sports.
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Happy Holidays
17 comments:
- Archie the wonder dog said...
Have a lovely Christmas! I love the wrapping!
- December 24, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- Ebeth said...
Merry Christmas! I hope the gift is as sweet as the wrapping. :)
- December 24, 2011 at 12:17 PM
- Faith Jones said...
Merry Christmas Lee!
- December 24, 2011 at 12:41 PM
- Leila said...
Merry Christmas!
I haven't wrapped any of my presents yet either. Will I never learn to wrap as I buy? I will think of you as I am wrapping late tonight.
My 4 year old has been wrapping "presents" in washcloths and blankets all month - we are going to have some interesting random things to open tomorrow. :)
As I look at your present, I can't help but think how grateful I am that it isn't me being wheeled into a courthouse by a policeman. It puts it all into perspective, eh? :)
- December 24, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- capitolaquilter said...
Merry Christmas to you Lee and the best in 2012
- December 24, 2011 at 1:13 PM
- Flo @ Butterfly Quilting said...
Merry Christmas Lee, have some wonderful family time!
- December 24, 2011 at 1:19 PM
- Live a Colorful Life said...
Merry Christmas, Lee! Looking forward to 2012.
- December 24, 2011 at 1:27 PM
- blue star stitcher said...
i love kid wrapped presents, those are my favorite kind! Merry Christmas
- December 24, 2011 at 1:48 PM
- A.J. Dub. said...
Merry Christmas Lee! Have a wonderful weekend. :)
- December 24, 2011 at 2:58 PM
- Annie Walsh said...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
- December 24, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Kimberly White said...
Merry Christmas Lee!
- December 24, 2011 at 3:35 PM
- **nicke... said...
merry christmas lee! i hope you have a great one!
- December 24, 2011 at 4:19 PM
- Dawnmarie said...
I would be so grateful to have busyness be my biggest issue this year. I'm looking forward to getting to complain about it again. :-) Thanks for your message. Merry Christmas to you too.
- December 24, 2011 at 4:56 PM
- Katy Cameron said...
Aww, Merry Christmas, and hope you have a fabulous day tomorrow :o)
- December 24, 2011 at 6:21 PM
- Melissa @ Happy Quilting said...
Happy Holiday to you Lee and your family. I hope it was a wonderful one and that you were able to get a bit of sleep :)
- December 26, 2011 at 8:25 AM
- Hands Sew Full said...
Well said. Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year!
- December 26, 2011 at 10:36 AM
- Marsha C said...
I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!
It was hectic but wonderful at the same time. I'm still reeling though and trying to figure out how to get back to a somewhat normal routine of getting things done.
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Wire service photographers are dominating the sports division prizes of POYi, as the judging moves into its second week. POYi judges selected News Division winners last week, including the top prize of Newspaper Photographer of the Year, won by Paul Hansen of Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter.
Jessica Hill of AP won first prize in the sports action category for a photo of a foul contact between two WNBA players that shows one of the players driving the basketball into the face of the other. The image was shot last June.
Jessica Rinaldi, a Boston-based freelancer, won the top prize in the Recreational Sports category for an image of competitors helping a a woman over an wall in Vermont's "Tough Mudder" obstacle race last July.
The top Sports Feature prize went to Mike Roemer of Associated Press for his image of Donald Driver of the Green Bay Packers celebrating a touchdown in a game against the Jacksonville Jaguars last October.
Alberto Pizzoli of AFP won first prize in the Olympic Action category for his gracefully symmetrical image of two fencers attacking each other at the women's epee semifinal bout at the London 2012 Olympics.
Quinn Rooney of Getty Images won top prize in the Olympic Feature category for a photo of British cyclist Dani King celebrating a gold medal and world record in the women's team pursuit track cycling event, also at the 2012 Olympics in London.
News Division category winners announced at the end of last week included:
General News: Bernat Armangue of the Associated Press, for his photograph of a Palestinian man kissing the hand of a dead relative in the morgue of Shifa Hospital in Gaza City on November 18, 2012.
News Picture Story (Newspaper): The winning entry, a series of images showing the police massacre of striking miners last summer at South Africa's Lonmin Marikana platinum mine, appears to have been shot by Kevin Sutherland of the Johannesburg Sunday Times. PDN has not been able to confirm the photographer's identity, however. (POYi posts the winning entries, but will not announce the names of the winners until all the judging is completed at the end of February.)
Issue Reporting Picture Story: Liz O. Baylen of the Los Angeles Times won first price for "Life Changing Dose," about the overuse and abuse of prescription painkillers, and its consequences for people's lives.
Feature Picture Story: Dave Weatherwax of the Jasper Herald won first prize for a story about an Indiana family's hog butchering tradition.
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Presented in conjunction with Black History Month celebration of Stax Records
Al Bell is the former owner of Stax Records. While at Stax, he introduced marketing and promotional innovations that helped to change the direction of the music industry. Bell added to the roster of box office hits with the landmark 1973 film Wattstax, a documentary based on a Stax Records concert that 100,000 people attended at the Los Angeles stadium. This was the largest musical event ever presented to Black America.


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If you missed this spectacular exhibit when it was featured at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, from May 13, 2011 to February 26, 2012, you still have a chance to catch it at one of these stops:
National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington DC: Sept. 7, 2012 – Jan. 6, 2013
The Durham Museum, Omaha, NE: Feb. 2013 – April 2013
Experience Music Project, Seattle, WA: June 2013 – Sept. 2, 2013
Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, AZ: Oct. 19, 2013 – April 20, 2014
The Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI: May 15, 2014 – Aug. 24, 2014
Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power, a groundbreaking and provocative exhibit, illustrates the important roles women have played in rock and roll, from its inception through today. Women Who Rock: Vision, Passion, Power highlights the flashpoints, the firsts, the best, the celebrated – and sometimes lesser-known women – who moved rock and roll music and American culture forward.
The interactive exhibition spotlights more than 70 artists. The exhibit features artifacts, video and listening stations, as well as a recording booth where visitors can film a short story or moment of inspiration related to women in rock. The exhibit moves through the rock and roll eras, weaving a powerful and engaging narrative that demonstrates how women have been the engines of creation and change in popular music, from the early years of the 20th century to the present. Women Who Rock is sponsored by PNC, Time Warner Cable and Biography.
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In the 1920s, blues women like Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith were the first – and for a while, the only – artists to record the blues. Mother Maybelle Carter made the first country music recordings in 1927. American women of this era made great strides toward gaining equality and basic human rights for themselves and others in society, including attaining the right to vote and working toward social justice. The 20th Century was a wide-open opportunity for women to embrace the modern world, outside of the traditional bounds of the home. The narrative of these groundbreaking women will be presented along with the stories of trailblazers such as Mahalia Jackson, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Billie Holiday.
"How many of us know the names of the pioneer women songwriters/singers/musicians of the '50s?" is a question asked by Yoko Ono in her preface to She's a Rebel: The History of Women in Rock and Roll. Two names that the Museum will highlight in the emergence of rock are Ruth Brown and Wanda Jackson, the voices of two predominant roots of rock – R&B and country/ rockabilly, along with LaVern Baker and Brenda Lee.
Girl groups, though sometimes seen as puppets manipulated by unseen and mostly male handlers, were an authentic manifestation of the worldview of teenage girls – a group just coming into its own in the early 1960s and increasingly recognized for its growing economic power as consumers and arbiters of style. The girl groups reflected teenage girls' explorations of their world, their limitations and their limitless potential. Groups like the Shangri-Las and the Ronettes give voice to those explorations and the possibilities that waited down the street or just around the corner.
American society experienced a revolution in the late 1960s and early '70s, especially for African- Americans and women. Janis Joplin was the finest white blues singer of her generation; female singer-songwriters like Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Laura Nyro bared their souls, and Aretha Franklin emerged as the Queen of Soul. Bonnie Raitt established herself as both a strong vocalist and brilliant guitarist. Highlighted artists will also include Tina Turner and Grace Slick, as well as country artist Loretta Lynn.
Women are in the center of the '70s mainstream, from Joan Jett and the Runaways, Heart and Fleetwood Mac to Donna Summer. The gains of the feminist movement throughout the '70s enabled women working in all areas of the music industry to assume more control over their careers.
Chrissie Hynde said, "That was the beauty of the punk thing: [Sexual] discrimination didn't exist in that scene." The DIY aspect of punk rock made it easier for a woman to find a place in music. Highlighted artists will include Yoko Ono, Siouxsie Sioux, Kate Pierson and Cindy Wilson of the B-52s, Deborah Harry, Tina Weymouth, Kim Deal and Marianne Faithfull.
Madonna unapologetically celebrated and monetized her sexuality and physicality, paving the way for female performers to explore previously taboo roles and take control of their image and career. Highlighted artists will include Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, Gwen Stefani and Janet Jackson.
The 1990s was the era the riot grrrl, the rapper and the Lilith Fair, reshaping traditional ideas of feminism and traditionally male-dominated areas of the music industry. Women have arguably become the leading voices of the industry, standing -- army-booted, bare-footed, or high-heeled stiletto -- toe to toe with any artist of today. Highlighted artists will include Bikini Kill, Meg White, Queen Latifah and Lady Gaga.
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Over the weekend we commemorated the passing of a longtime member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Barry O'Brien was not a performer, producer or record executive. He was a Fan. I attended his memorial on Saturday at the Beachland Ballroom with hundreds of family and friends. We were honored that his widow Janis and daughter Kirin invited the Hall of Fame to participate in this celebration of Barry's life. There are so many things in this world that divide us but music has this incredible power to unite us and to build up a strong sense of community.
Barry loved rock and roll music and was a strong supporter of our nonprofit mission. He was part of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Family—he was a longtime member of the Roll Hall and helped us to celebrate the opening of the Museum some 15 years ago. Just a few weeks ago he called us to reserve tickets to our upcoming Janis Joplin Tribute Event at Playhouse Square.
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