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On Friday, an intermediate Wisconsin appellate court denied a request made by WI Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen (R), on behalf of Gov. Scott Walker's administration, to stay an order issued earlier this month by a Dane County Circuit Court that temporarily suspended the state GOP's polling place Photo ID law.
In Milwaukee Branch of the NAACP v. Walker --- the first of two cases within the past two weeks to result in an injunction on the voting restrictions, known as "Act 23," enacted by a Republican-majority last year --- Judge David Flanagan temporarily enjoined [PDF] enforcement of the law on the grounds that it was in violation of the WI Constitution's guaranteed right to vote.
As of now, that injunction will still stand. In the bargain, local election officials are now seeking to comply with Judge Flanagan's order, so that Photo ID will not be required at the polls in the statewide April primary elections, upcoming recall elections scheduled for May and June, or for the 2012 general election this November.
Unless the denial of a stay is promptly reversed by the partisan Republican majority on the WI Supreme Court, the ruling could have an immediate adverse impact on the ability of the state's controversial Governor, Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and the Republican state Senators facing upcoming recall elections to retain office...
"I'm shaken up. I mean, I've never done anything like this before," 55-year old former U.S. Marine Tim Thompson said after being turned away from the polling place for refusing to show a Photo ID when attempting to vote on Super Tuesday under a new Tennessee restriction on voting rights passed by Republican lawmakers.
Last week, we told you about Thompson and his protest at the same Nashville polling place where he'd voted for years without incident. It was the first state election in TN in which state-issued Photo ID was required in exchange for the right to vote at a polling place.
Though Thompson presented his voter registration card as sent to him by the state, it was not enough under the new law to allow him to vote on a normal ballot. "I've used this for 37 years," the former Lance Corporal is seen on video telling the precinct supervisor at the poll. "This was good enough for my father. This was good enough for my grandfather, and I refuse to show you a picture ID," he said.
The new law was passed in TN despite tens of of thousands of legally registered --- disproportionately Democratic-leaning --- voters who lack the requisite ID now needed to vote. Many of them are likely to be disenfranchised this year. Among such voters we've reported on previously in the state: 96-year old Dorothy Cooper and 93-year old Thelma Mitchell, to name just two who had been able to vote for decades there without a problem --- even through the Jim Crow era --- until this year.
Thompson's complete confrontation with the poll worker can be seen in video we published here last week. The story was also picked up by a number of local media outlets and, later that night, by Rachel Maddow on MSNBC. Part of it was played during an appearance we made on RT TV, as seen around the world, earlier this week.
Today, documentary filmmaker David Earnhardt, director of the award-winning Uncounted: The New Math of American Elections, shares his behind-the-scenes video of what happened before, during and after Thompson's protest. [FULL DISCLOSURES: Earnhardt happens to be the brother-in-law of Thompson, and we happen to appear in Uncounted, but it's an excellent film anyway.]
This short and inspiring documentary offers insight into the reasons for Thompson's protest. He explains that he hopes his fight to help restore the rights taken away from Tennessee voters may inspire others to stand up for our democracy, both in his state and elsewhere around the country where similar restrictions have recently been enacted.
In this video, Thompson is seen explaining to media on hand to interview him after he'd left the polling place last Tuesday: "When I took my oath, it was for all people, all Americans --- Republican, Democrat, black, white. It didn't matter what color you were or what religion you believed in. It didn't matter. It was for all Americans. That's what Marines fight for."
"I was willing to sacrifice my vote to stand up today and represent all the people that's not going to be able to vote," says Thompson. "Don't let your right to vote stop because these politicians have passed a law that limits your vote, that's exactly what they want to do"...
But there is now more to the inspiring story, underscoring again how one person standing up for their rights really can make a difference...
Just heard from Mike Malloy, who's a bit under the weather today, asking me to fill in on his nationally-syndicated Mike Malloy Show tonight. So, as I scramble to prep last minute, I'll leave you all to add the analysis and context for the following item from NPR last week, which was just brought to my attention just last night...
The civil rights organization says the laws are among several measures adopted by some states that violate the human and civil rights of minority voters by suppressing their participation in elections.
The NAACP and other groups also are fighting other election changes enacted by states, such as restrictions placed on third-party groups that register new voters and the reduction of early voting periods. Both measures traditionally have helped increase minority voter turnout.
The United Nations has no authority over American states, of course. And the international organization has often been pilloried by U.S. conservatives concerned about American deference to other nations.
But the NAACP is hoping to exert international pressure on states in the same way it did during the civil rights movement of the 1940s and 1950s, when the NAACP sought the U.N.'s support in combating Jim Crow laws and lynchings in the South.
"The power of the U.N. on state governments historically is to shame them and to put pressure on the U.S. government to bring them into line with global standards, best practices for democracy," NAACP President Benjamin Jealous told reporters Thursday. "There are plenty of examples — segregation of the U.S. to apartheid in South Africa to the death penalty here in the U.S. — of global outrage having an impact."
Very recently related stories at The BRAD BLOG...
3/13/12: VIDEO: Brad v. Wingnut Loon Seton Motley on GOP Photo ID Voter Suppression on Russian TV
3/12/12: Second Injunction, This One Permanent, Issued Against WI GOP's Photo ID Restriction Law
3/9/12: VIDEO: Maddow's 'GOP War on Voting' Update - And an Important Error in Her Report on Ohio...
3/6/12: Former U.S. Marine Turned Away From TN Poll For Refusing to Present Photo ID Under New GOP Law
3/3/12: DoJ Files Objection in Federal Court to FL's New Early Voting, Voter Registration Restrictions
2/29/12: New Federal Lawsuit Provides U.S. DoJ Golden Opportunity to Challenge Polling Place Photo ID Restrictions Under Section 2 of Voting Rights Act
Wow. Ya know, I love RT (Russia's English language satellite/cable TV channel) and the host of today's show, Liz Wahl, but --- seriously guys? Ya can't find a legitimate, even somewhat informed, non-crazy person to defend Republican voter suppression at the polling place?
Maybe not. So, instead, I faced off today with some wingnut Breitbot clown named Seton Motley who is, apparently, the President of an outfit calling itself (ironically enough) "Less Government".
I'm pretty sure this video of our, um, "discussion", and this guy, and his anti-democracy arguments (and his need to call me a "doofus" in the middle of the debate when he runs out of stuff to make up) pretty much speak for themselves. "Enjoy"!...
P.S. One point (among many) I wasn't able to make, due to Motley's continued, obnoxious interruptions, is the irony of a guy who heads an outfit called "Less Government" --- whose motto is apparently "It's a spending problem" --- calling for millions and millions of tax-payer dollars to be spent combating a "problem" (polling place voter impersonation) for which there is no actual evidence.
It's almost as if he's no more concerned about big government, in reality, than he is about real concerns of election fraud. Go figure.
P.P.S. Yes, since Motley asked, of course I've seen James O'Keefe's hilarious "voter fraud" hoax videos. Here's our coverage of his criminal voter fraud escapades in New Hampshire and of the Republican Manchester Mayor who subsequently called for O'Keefe's arrest. And here is our coverage of his laughable misadventures in Minnesota and our follow up when we learned his fraudulent voter fraud was even more fraudulent than we'd originally given him credit for!
Other than that, we'll wait patiently for Motley's evidence that purported ACORN worker registrants Mary Poppins, Donald Duck and Jive Turkey all voted in the state of Ohio in 2006. Sigh...
The good news for voters, of late, keeps coming --- at least against the title wave of GOP voter suppression laws instituted around the country by Republicans since taking over legislatures and executive branches in 2010.
In addition to last week's temporary injunction of the Wisconsin's GOP polling place Photo ID restriction, and today's permanent injunction of the same law by a second judge in a separate complaint (both judges found the law in strict violation of the state Constitution's ironclad guarantee of the right to vote), today also saw the U.S. Dept. of Justice blocking a similarly disenfranchising Photo ID restriction enacted last year by Texas Republicans.
Currently, according to data supplied to the DoJ by the state of TX, more than 600,000 legally registered voters do not possess the type of ID that would be required to vote under the law passed last year, as previously set to take effect before this year's Presidential Election.
But it is the discriminatory effect of the new law which led the DoJ to nix the new changes to TX' voting laws.
Finding that the state's own statistics reveal legally registered Hispanic voters will be disproportionately disenfranchised by the TX law --- by anywhere from 46% to 120% over non-Hispanics, depending upon which set of a data submitted by TX is used for the analysis --- the DoJ rejected the statute under Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. That section of the federal law requires preclearance for new election laws in certain jurisdictions with a history of racial discrimination. Texas is one of those covered jurisdiction.
Today, the DoJ objected to the new law after determining that the state had not met it's "burden of showing that a submitted change [to an election law] has neither a discriminatory purpose nor a discriminatory effect"...
In an unambiguous finding stating that "the legislature and governor have exceeded their constitutional authority" and that "voter fraud is no more poisonous to our democracy than voter suppression," a second Dane County Circuit court in less than a week, has determined that the Wisconsin GOP's polling place Photo ID restriction on voters is in strict violation of the state Constitution.
Today, in his 12-page ruling on the plaintiff's motion for summary judgment, Dane County Circuit Judge Richard Niess found that "Act 23," the new law which strips voters of their right to vote unless they are able to produce a state-issued Photo ID at the polling place violates the WI Constitution's Article III which guarantees the right to vote to all state residents who are 18 and over (Section 1) other than in cases where the legislature may place restrictions on convicted felons and those adjudicated to be incompetent (Section 2).
Niess has issued a permanent injunction on the law today, in a complaint filed last October by the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin arguing that legally registered voters would be unconstitutionally barred from exercising their guaranteed right to vote under the Republican's new restrictive law.
"The motion documents reveal no disputed issue of material fact requiring further evidentiary proceedings. [The plaintiffs] present a purely legal issue ripe for decision," Niess declared in his ruling, stating that Article III of the state Constitution "is unambiguous, and means exactly what it says."
Last week, in response to a complaint filed the Milwaukee Branch of the NAACP, another Dane County Circuit Court Judge, Richard Flanagan, also ruled "Act 23" to be unconstitutional on a similar basis. He had issued a temporary injunction on the law in that case, in advance of the state's April primary elections. A trial is currently scheduled to begin on that complaint next month.
In response to both rulings now, the Republican State Attorney General has vowed to appeal, though both his legal and political basis for doing so may be quickly fading with today's second, nearly-identical finding from a second court.
There are also two complaints pending on a federal basis against the same Republican law in Wisconsin. In none of them has the GOP so far been able to demonstrate a case of voter fraud which might have been prevented by the new law. On the other hand, opponents have detailed a mountain of fact-based evidence demonstrating that otherwise legal voters will ultimately be disenfranchised if the law is allowed to take full effect in advance of this year's Presidential election, and as the state gears up for a new round of recall elections meant to unseat the very Republicans responsible for creating the state's new barrier to voting...
Earlier today, we highlighted Rachel Maddow's latest report on the "GOP War on Voting" which, among many other important things, referenced the ridiculously close results from Ohio's GOP Presidential Primary last Tuesday as currently reported, and the fact that there are still a bunch of untallied votes there even today for some unknown reason. Her point in noting the slim margin is to underscore the very serious effect that new Republican voter-suppression laws are likely to have on not just the Presidential race this year, but also on State and local races as well.
But one of the items she does not note about Ohio's reported tally, and which I've been trying to get more information on since Tuesday night, is some of the actual reported numbers out of the U.S. House Primary race between progressive Reps. Marcy Kaptur and Dennis Kucinich. Their Congressional Districts were combined by the recent Republican redistricting there, so they were forced to face off in last Tuesday Democratic primary.
Kaptur reportedly won the race, according to the numbers posted on the Ohio Sec. of State's website. Those results, summarizing the numbers in each of the five districts which now make up Ohio's new 9th Congressional District, include these reported results out of Lucas County (Toledo):
Now Toledo is Kaptur's current district, so it might make sense for her to win a lopsided victory there. Kucinich reportedly won handily in his own Cuyahoga County district of Cleveland by a 72.5% to 24% margin.
But really? 94% to 3.7% over Kucinich in Lucas County? 22,269 votes to just 870 votes? Those are Saddam Hussein-like numbers. Are they even plausible? I've been trying to learn more and would certainly welcome any input from folks who know the politics in that area of the state better than I do. If there is a perfectly reasonable explanation for those results, I'm certainly open to hearing it.
Unfortunately, all Lucas County voters are forced to vote on 100% unverifiable Diebold touch-screen voting machines on Election Day. So whatever the numbers really should have been will ultimately remain unknown, as it's strictly impossible to determine if even one vote, ever cast on any such voting machine, for any candidate or initiative on any ballot, in any election, has ever been recorded accurately as per any voter's intent.
Some 20 to 30% of voters across the nation will still be forced --- shamefully, even after all that we now know about these oft-failed, easily-hacked machines --- to cast their ballots on the very same and other similarly 100% unverifiable voting systems on Election Day during the 2012 Presidential Election.
Last night, Rachel Maddow ran an update on the GOP War on Voting. Her report included a number of items we've covered here recently --- such as the protest by former U.S. Marine Tim Thompson who refused to show a Photo ID when trying to vote under TN's new voter suppression law on Tuesday, the Wisconsin court ruling temporarily blocking the state's Photo ID restrictions after finding it likely violates the WI Constitution's "right to vote" clause.
Here's Maddow's full report...
Maddow also covers several stories that we haven't been able to cover at The BRAD BLOG yet. Among them, the new Photo ID restriction law that was passed yesterday in the Pennsylvania Senate and is likely to become law, if not stopped somehow, this November. As Pennsylvania is not one of the "covered jurisdictions" subject to preclearance of new election laws by Section 5 of the federal Voting Rights Act, it would be another excellent candidate, like the one in Wisconsin, for challenge by the DoJ under Section 2 of that act, as our own legal analyst Ernie Canning persuasively argued recently.
Another story in Maddow's otherwise excellent report, however, is the one about the 86-year old WWII Vet in Ohio who was unable to vote on a normal ballot Tuesday, because his Veteran's ID didn't have his address on it. According to the The Plain Dealer's coverage:
"I had to stop driving, but I got the photo ID from the Veterans Affairs instead, just a month or so ago. You would think that would count for something. I went to war for this country, but now I can't vote in this country."
It's a horrible story, but on this one, Maddow appears to have been in slight error in her coverage...
Sean Hannity makes a living dishing it out --- perhaps I should say shoveling it --- but he seems to have trouble taking it in return.
If you missed his "EXCLUSIVE!" Fox "News" interview last night with two young Breitbart rubes, featuring the shocking, unedited version of the video of Barack Obama in his 1991 Harvard days that the late Andrew Breitbart had long promised would help destroy the President, well, you didn't miss much. Not much more than a "smoking hug" and the latest embarrassing moment from the Rightwing's current collective nervous breakdown, anyway.
I happened to catch it though. And I enjoyed it so much, I tweeted mercifully about it while watching. For example, as it ended, I observed...
After a month off for KPFK's latest fund drive, The BradCast was finally back today in its normal Wednesday 3pm slot on Pacifica Radio's L.A. affiliate (and on other fine networks as well.)
On today's show I was joined by Marcy Wheeler of Emptywheel.net to discuss the madness of Obama's policies for targeting U.S. citizens as "terrorists" without due process, as discussed by AG Eric Holder earlier this week; a Green News Report segment with a major audio glitch and Desi Doyen live in studio; PLUS: the story of IN Sec. of State Charlie White getting off virtually scot-free for three counts of felony voter fraud, the former U.S. Marine who pushed back against the GOP's polling place Photo ID restrictions in TN this week, the good news out of WI concerning that state GOP's own attempt to suppress Democratic-leaning voters and MUCH MORE! Enjoy!
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Great news for voters today in Wisconsin, via Project Vote...
Circuit Judge David Flanagan called the voter ID measure "the single most restrictive voter eligibility law" in the nation, according to the Associated Press.
"The NAACP's Milwaukee branch and immigration rights group Voces de la Frontera sued over the law last year. A trial on whether to grant a permanent injunction is scheduled for April 16," AP reports.
The groups asserted that more than 220,000 eligible voters would be unable to prove identity to vote under the new law.
"The scope of the impairment has been shown to be serious, extremely broad and largely needless," Flanagan wrote in his court order. "There is no doubt that the plaintiffs have shown a very substantial likelihood of success on the merits."
The state is expected to appeal the decision.
"It's a solid victory for voting rights and all voters in the state of Wisconsin," said Richard Saks, attorney for the NAACP. "It's a win for the hundreds of thousands who have difficulty or find it impossible to get voter ID under Act. 23," Saks said.
In granting the temporary injunction, Flanagan's 11-page order [PDF] "concludes that the plaintiffs have demonstrated the probability of success as well as the likelihood of irreperable harm," in their original complaint which is set for trial beginning next month. The case, Milwaukee Branch of the NAACP v. Scott Walker, is based solely on the argument that Act 23 is in violation of the WI state constitution. Flanagan's ruling is grounded in a fundamentally conservative interpretation of the state constitution's guaranteed right to vote, and on historic precendents where the state Supreme Court has decided in favor of that right over legislative laws affecting that right to the disadvantage of the voter.
Today's ruling is the first judicial blow against the vote suppressing law passed by Republicans in the wake of their 2010 electoral victory in the Badger State. There are now at least four different legal complaints filed against Wisconsin's Act 23 challenging both the state and federal Constitutionality of the law. The most recent suit was filed late last month, and detailed by our own Ernest Canning who also calls for the U.S. Dept. of Justice to intervene in the case in order to enforce Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in Wisconsin, on the basis of racial discrimination.
Late last year the ACLU filed a 54-page federal class action complaint on behalf of some 17 named plaintiffs, including elderly, student, minority and even veteran voters, all of whom may otherwise be unable to cast their once-legal vote under the state's new law passed by its GOP legislature and signed into law by Republican Gov. Scott Walker in 2011.
The lead plaintiff in that case, 86-year old Ruthelle Frank, is disabled and was born at home. She never had a birth certificate. Though she's been legally voting in every election since 1948 and is an elected member of the Brokaw Village Board, she may have to pay more than $200 in order to have a birth certificate created and typos in her name, as recorded by the state registrar, corrected before she can receive the "free" state-issued Photo ID that would allow her to vote under the new law.
Even younger, more able-bodied voters have had problems jumping through some of the hoops required to obtain a so-called "free" ID in Wisconsin, as documented on video tape last summer by a woman attempting to help her son obtain one from the state DMV.
In a small primary in the state late last month, the first full implementation of the statute, a number of voters were reportedly denied their right to vote --- at polling places where they had legally voted for years prior --- after they were unable to present Photo ID which met the state's new draconian restrictions. For now, at least for the upcoming April primary in Wisconsin, those restrictions will mercifully be on hold.
UPDATE: Flanagan's ruling was extremely powerful and likely very difficult to rebut, short of an out-and-out activist ruling by the Right-leaning state Supreme Court. (They've done it before, so I wouldn't put it past them.) I've posted a few additional snippets from Flanagan's must-read decision in comments below. Our legal analyst Ernest Canning, who has been closely covering the WI challenges to Act 23, has also now rung in with a few more thoughts on Flanagan's decision there as well.
55-year old former U.S. Marine Tim Thompson was turned away from the polls today, Super Tuesday 2012, in the state of Tennessee, after refusing to present a photo ID before voting, as required by a new law recently passed by Republicans.
Thompson was documented by videographers attempting to cast his vote under the new polling place Photo ID restrictions instituted by TN's Republican-majority legislature and signed into law last year by the state's Republican Gov. Bill Haslam.
The former Lance Corporal, who left the service in 1978, has lived in Nashville since 2004 when he first cast his vote at the same precinct where he was turned away today. In an act of protest, planned in advance and video-taped by a number of media outlets, Thompson refused to show any more than the voter registration card he has previously used for voting in the state.
Video of the confrontation that ensued is posted below.
"This is my voter registration card," Thompson said as he challenged the poll supervisor. "I've used this for 37 years. This was good enough for my father. This was good enough for my grandfather, and I refuse to show you a picture ID"...
Late on Friday, the U.S. Dept. of Justice filed an objection in Washington D.C. federal court to new laws limiting voting and voter registration rights in the state of Florida. TPM's Ryan Reilly broke the news just before midnight last night.
The DoJ is said to be calling for a trial in the D.C. court, where the state of Florida had previously filed suit in order to avoid the federal "preclearance" process under the Voting Rights Process for its new restrictive election laws. The new laws institute harsh penalties for third-party voter registration organizations and individuals who fail to turn in new voter registration forms to elections officials within 48 hours of them being completed. The statute would also cut early voting hours nearly in half.
The new voter registration restrictions, passed by Republicans in the state following the 2010 election, has led groups like the non-partisan Florida League of Women Voters, which had been registering new voters in the state for some 70 years, to cancel their registration program citing stiff new penalties which, they say, put the organization and its registration workers at great legal risk. Both the Florida LWV and Rock the Vote, which focuses on voter registration for young voters, have previously filed their own lawsuit challenging the Constitutionality of the new voter registration laws in the state of Florida.
Over the past several months, a number of high-school teachers, incredibly enough, have been charged under the new law for registering their own students to vote. Last November, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow covered the topic in an interview with the Supervisor of Elections of Volusia County, FL, who, though she is a Republican, said she felt "sick to her stomach" after being forced to turn in one of those teachers to law enforcement officials.
On Thursday night, Comedy Central's The Colbert Report ran a somewhat more amusing, if equally disturbing, take on the issue, focusing on one of the teacher's snagged by Florida law enforcement for "voter registration fraud" under the draconian new restrictions...
Section 5 the Voting Rights Act (VRA), requires certain jurisdictions, including parts or all of 16 different states with a history of racial discrimination, to receive "preclearance" from the DoJ for all new election-related laws, or otherwise receive approval for the new laws from the federal district court in D.C. During the DoJ preclearance process for Florida's new laws, the agency requested more information about them from the state, which includes five difference "covered" counties. Instead of responding, Florida decided to avoid DoJ judgment all together by taking their case directly to the D.C. court instead.
According to TPM's Reilly, the DoJ stated in their filing in that same court last night...
I can't tell you how bored I am with the current, endless, ridiculous, if occasionally hilarious, GOP nomination process. Oops, I just did.
So with that, I'll note here that I've been predicting for months --- long before anybody seemed to be mentioning it (as I now hear it more and more each day), and when I was even ridiculed for the suggestion --- that there was a better than 50% chance we'd see a brokered GOP convention in Tampa this August. I have long been further suggesting that there was also a better than 50% chance that the ultimate nominee would be someone other than the 10 or so lead candidates running at the time of my original prediction.
I see no reason to modify any of those fairly conservative and, I think, pretty reasonable, predictions now. But let's see what you guys think. We can look back at your thoughts once the convention rolls around...
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BoHo Theatre is a Chicago-based theatre company. Founded in 2003, their productions have garnered praise (including Top Ten production assignations from the Chicago Tribune, and Time Out Chicago), and have been favored with Joseph Jefferson Award (Jeff Award) recommendations and citations for several productions.
Noted productions include critically acclaimed The Wild Party by Andrew Lippa, Side Show by Bill Russell and Henry Krieger, and Sophocles' Electra. Their production of Songs for a New World by Jason Robert Brown, played to sold-out houses, received much critical acclaim, and was chosen as the Chicago Tribune's "Hottest Ticket". Most recently, BoHo's productions of Playing with Fire (after Frankenstein) and the Regional premier of Ahrens and Flaherty's The Glorious Ones opened to glowing reviews, sold-out performances, and eight Jeff Award nominations.
Actor Sam Wootten received a non-Equity Jeff Award for his portrayal of Oscar Wilde in the BoHo production of Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde, and BoHo Associate Artistic Director Peter Robel garnered an After Dark award for Outstanding Direction of a Play for the BoHo production of The Merchant of Venice. Actor Adam Kander received an After Dark award in the acting category for that same production. Longtime BoHo collaborator Brenda Didier recently received a non-Equity Jeff Award for Outstanding Choreography for her work on the BoHo production of the musical The Life.
Upcoming productions include the Tony Award-winning musical Big River by William Hauptman and Roger Miller, Striking 12 by GrooveLily, The Elephant Man by Bernard Pomerance, Dirty Blonde by Claudia Shear, and Icarus by Edwin Sanchez.
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- SideShow wins 5 Jeff Citations
- Time Out Chicago Top Ten Stage Picks of 2005
- Tribune review of The Wild Party
- Time Out Chicago review of The Life
- Chicago Sun-Times review of The Wild Party
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- Chicago Tribune/Metromix review of "Songs for a New World"
- Chicago Reader review of Playing with Fire (after Frankenstein)
- Windy City Times review of M. Butterfly
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Frampton: Martinez is Tougher Fight Than Leo Santa Cruz
Carl Frampton has warned Kiko Martinez there will be 16,000 fans "baying for his blood" when the duo go head-to-head for the IBF super-bantamweight title at The Titanic Quarter in Belfast on September 6.
Frampton stopped the Spaniard in the ninth round in February last year but Martinez has since won four fights including a portion of the world title with an impressive victory over Jhonatan Romero.
If, as expected, the rematch is sold out it will be Northern Ireland's largest ever boxing crowd and Frampton believes his vociferous home support will be too much for Martinez to handle.
"I'm a live fighter, I'm hungry, I'm fighting in my own back yard in front of 16,000 people who are going to be baying for his blood and he's not going to be ready for that," Frampton said.
Frampton continued: "I know I'm ready. I know from what I've been doing in sparring and to my opponents - I'm sparring light welterweight guys in the gym and throwing them around.
"I just feel everything has fallen into place. I'm 27 now, I'm in the prime of my life and the next few years are going to be the best you're going to see from me."
Frampton, who has won all of his 18 fights since turning professional in 2009, knocked Hugo Fidel Cazares out in the second round in April and stopped Jeremy Pardoi in the sixth round last October.
His bout with Martinez at the Odyssey Arena last year, which drew 9,000 spectators, was, however, a tight contest until Frampton unleashed his decisive blow.
"People say it was close - I don't think it was close - you'd be generous to give him two rounds," Frampton said.
"We're both aggressive fighters, we're both compact and like to come forward but Kiko can only come forward.
"He's had more than 30 fights in his career and in every single one he's always on the front foot whereas I can go backwards, forwards, wherever, so that can make the difference.
"Both of us have exciting styles - the first fight was a great fight until the knock-out and I think it'll be more of the same this time round."
Frampton had been lining up a battle with WBC super-bantamweight champion Leo Santa Cruz but despite initially showing interest, the Mexican is instead heading for a unification fight against Frampton's domestic rival and WBA title holder Scott Quigg.
"Santa Cruz is a good fighter but he's been puffed up by his promoters," Frampton said.
"He throws a lot of shots, that's probably his best asset but he's very easy to hit and I punch very, very hard. I think he knows that.
"Kiko is a much tougher fight than Leo Santa Cruz. You need to beat these guys to be the best - Kiko's accepted the challenge and I'm ready to take that belt off him."
As well as his victory over Romero, Martinez has knocked out Jeffrey Mathebula and Hozumi Hasegawa in his last two bouts.
"I think it's going to be an historic fight," Martinez added.
"We have both improved since we fought last year but one of the main differences this time is the fight will be in the ring rather than outside it.
"I am eager for revenge."
Considering Martinez has been KO'd by Frampton already and Santa Cruz is undefeated and a tough hard nosed puncher as well as younger, I don't see what Frampton is talking about. Frampton is a talented Boxer but LSC and Rigo…Comment by ShoulderRoll on 07-03-2014
[QUOTE=Dirk Diggler UK;14723310]Must not be listening hard enough then because you only hear what you want to hear.[/QUOTE] Rigo is not good business for Frampton. You know thatComment by Dirk Diggler UK on 07-03-2014
[QUOTE=ShoulderRoll;14723295]Martinez a tougher fight than Leo Santa Cruz? I don't know about that. But I do know that Rigondeaux is a tougher fight than either of them and we don't hear Frampton mentioning his name.[/QUOTE] Must not be listening hard…Comment by ShoulderRoll on 07-03-2014
Martinez a tougher fight than Leo Santa Cruz? I don't know about that. But I do know that Rigondeaux is a tougher fight than either of them and we don't hear Frampton mentioning his name.Comment by LouIE G on 07-03-2014
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Honoring BMCS Terrell Horne III
Posted by LT Stephanie Young, Saturday, December 8, 2012
Written by Petty Officer 1st Class Henry Dunphy.
More than 1,000 people gathered at U.S. Coast Guard Base Los Angeles – Long Beach in San Pedro today to attend a memorial ceremony honoring Senior Chief Petty Officer Terrell Horne III, a Coast Guardsman who was killed in the line of duty Dec. 2, 2012, while carrying out law enforcement operations near Santa Cruz Island.
At 1 p.m., all in attendance stood as the Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard began the ceremony by presenting the colors as the Coast Guard Band played the national anthem.
Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano, Coast Guard Commandant Adm. Bob Papp, Master Chief Petty Officer of the Coast Guard Michael Leavitt and Coast Guard Cutter Halibut's commanding officer Lt. Stewart Sibert addressed Horne's family and the other attendees near the water's edge on the southwest corner of Terminal Island.
Among the rows of dark blue Coast Guard dress uniforms were the blacks, greens and tans of other federal, state and local law enforcement officials, punctuated by the bright red of Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Napolitano spoke on the importance of the missions that Horne carried out during his life.
"The pain of Senior Chief Horne's loss will be felt far and wide, across this base, the Coast Guard, the Department of Homeland Security, and our larger law enforcement and military family," said Napolitano. "But in our time of grief, let us also take comfort in knowing that Senior Chief Horne devoted his life serving the most noble of causes: the protection of our nation; the defense of our freedoms and the rescue of those in distress."
Coast Guard cutters Blacktip and Narwhal, the same type of cutter Horne was stationed aboard when he was killed, lingered nearby in the channel for the duration of the ceremony.
The Commandant spoke on what it means to be a shipmate and the legacy of Horne's life.
"Senior Chief Horne lived the Coast Guard ethos and was an example to all. We will forever remember him for his selfless leadership and his courage," the Commandant said. "He made the ultimate sacrifice in service to his shipmates and the nation, just as he served others throughout his 14 year career. Senior Chief Horne's legacy as a shipmate, leader, and Coast Guardsman is now indelibly stamped in our service history. This nation is more secure because of him."
Horne, who was the Halibut's executive petty officer, was killed when the small boat he was aboard was struck by a panga-style vessel suspected of illicit activities.
Sibert said Horne made a profound impact on the crew of the Halibut during his year-and-a-half stationed aboard. He was not only a shipmate and big brother to the crew but was like a guardian angel. Indeed, one of Horne's final actions was to pull a fellow crewmember out of the way before the smuggling vessel collided with the Coast Guard small boat.
The playing of taps and a three-round volley fired by the honor guard concluded the ceremony while Jayhawk, Dolphin and Hercules aircrews performed a flyover.
Horne was posthumously advanced to the rank of senior chief petty officer and his family was presented the Coast Guard Medal. He is survived by his wife, Rachel, and sons, Kade and Miller.
Full video of the ceremony is available at the Defense Video and Imagery Distribution System.
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May he rest in peace, he served us well. Take pride in what we have in these men. God bless his family.
Blessings to Petty Officer Horne's family. He obviously was a man of great valor and courage, as can be seen in his actions during the last moments of his life. Rest in Peace, sir.
Recently spent some time with a non-profit veteran's group doing disaster relief work in NY. To quote a Marine Corps veterans "The Coast Guard doesn't take casualties". A few weeks later, we suffer the loss of BMCS Horne. Incredibly sad.
I am so saddened by this loss
It would be appropriate to name the next FRC for BMC Horne. Fair winds and following seas.
Sad day for the USCG. He will be missed!
Glad to see he was posthumously advanced to senior chief!
The loss is so great when young service personnel die in the line of duty. Each of us owes a debt to CPO Terrell Horne III and all others.
Sad day… But a great tribute!
My son is due to become a Chief Petty Officer in the Coast Guard just after the first of the year. These Men and Women put their lives on the line each and every day. My daughter in-law just took the test for 1st class PO. Wife and I are very proud of both of them!! I pray that The God Almighty be with the family of Senior Chief Horne.
I wish to offer my sincere condolences for the loss of this extraordinary young man, father, husband, Coast Guard Warrior. Thanks for all that the Coast Guard does.
From a UK Submariner to a fellow Mariner, Stand down, and rest your oars, you have stood your watch, and thank you.
Thank you for all you did for our country BMC Horne! We appreciate it tremendously and wish the family well. Love a fellow Coastie wife!
I'm very sorry for the loss of a an exceptional human being and Coast Guard member. I served with Terrell aboard the Dallas in 2008 and have photos that I would like to send the family. Please post or email me with an address or email address and I would gladly pass them along. I'm very sorry.
My son worked with Terrell. He said he was a wonderful and kind person. He will be greatly missed by all that loved and knew him. You Coasties do a great service for us, thank you. My condolensces to his family. May he rest in peace.
Whether in the Coast Guard or in the Navy a Chief is a Chief. I do not know BMC Horne, but in my eyes he epitomized what it means to be a Chief Petty Officer. He gave his last full measure of devotion to protect the life of another. "Greater love hath no man than to lay down his life for a friend." Be at peace Senior Chief Horne, we have the watch.
Tasha, thank you so much. I am Terrell's aunt and if you connect with me via facebook I will give you my personal email address and get the photos to his immediate family. I know they will be so grateful, as am I. He was an amazing soul and we are so blessed to have been given the chance to love him.
Hi Tasha! Im Brandi Kemper, Terrell's siter. We would love to see your photos . My email is . Thank YOU! Will communicate with you one on one via email. Bles you, Brandi
Hey Michelle! Did you receive the photos from Tasha? Lv, B.
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Light snow continues to fall this morning, but the storm system is moving out of the area and precipitation is expected to end by noon.
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All elementary and middle school classes will start two hours late and Los Alamos High School classes will start at 10 a.m.
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Boca Raton: LudwigMasters Publications, 1990.
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London: Schott & Co., 1912.
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For Piano solo (Grainger)
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London: Schott & Co., 1912. Plate S. & Co. 3137.
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General Information
|Work Title
|Walking Tune
|Alternative Title
|Room-Music Tit-Bits, No.3
|Grainger, Percy
|Year/Date of Composition
|First Publication
|Composer Time Period
|Early 20th century
|Piece Style
Misc. Comments
- As he explains in his Self-Portrait, the _tune_- not the whole piece- came to mind in 1900. Composition ("worked out"), not just arrangement for wind, was completed in 1905. - Schissel
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- Composed for wind quintet, 1905
- Arranged for solo piano, 1905
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I thought Lennon did rather well, considering the ball was virtually never passed to him after the bright opening 15-20mins. Early on, he'd made a couple of excellent darting runs and even created a chance that i wish he'd have been selfish enough to have a shot on goal rather than square it.
His pass to Heskey was sublime, and if the big guy scored, people would have been ranting about what a brilliant assist/ chance Lennon created. Whereas now it's pretty much ignored in favour of having a go at Green (who i feel only sympathy for, and hope he gets the nod for the next game).
Gerrard was on fine form, but yet again i found Lampard to be completely ineffective! The guy's invisible on the pitch and does not spread the play around. There's only space for one player with his natural role, and that is Gerrard at the moment. In the absence of Barry, we'd have been better off with our Hudd playing behind him. We were very narrow and as a result there were barely any runs down the wings from either Lennon, SWP, Johnson or A.Cole. We really played with no game plan at all it seemed.
Heskey was good in support of Rooney, but to be honest, if Rooney really needs Heskey that much, considering Heskey is awful in front of goal, i feel it's a waste of a man on the pitch. Either play Rooney on his own (which he much prefers himself) with 5 man midfield, or partner him with Crouch who can score plenty on his own.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
Kentish Maid Kentish Maid Jun 14, 2010 03:50 Flag
It'd be brave of Capello to drop Lampard for the next game, though I fear you're right cu jimmy. His corners were pants and he really did very little to light up the game compared to Gerrard. Shame, as on his day Lampard is a great player.
Also agree that we played too narrowly. Lennon wasn't given the service he deserved - he spent a lot of time on the wing in acres of space but was ignored for a lot of it. I'm sure we could have achieved a lot more if the rest of the team had utilised him more - they seemed to play to the left side much more than they should have done.
Rooney had a quiet game by his usual standards, though one of his speculative attempts on goal was so close and had Howard floundering. It was clear that the USA had decided he was the one to target and closed him down pretty effectively. I also reckon Crouch shouldbe given the nod over Heskey for the Algeria match.
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Disagree Alan and OF - I thought Lennon played well for what he was given. Like was previously stated, his pass for Heskey should have resulted in a goal and the only critisism was maybe he should of shot when he tried to pull it back. But, thinking on it, it was a fairly tight angle and if he'd shot and it was saved, we'd all be asking why he didn;t square it.
Also thought Hesky played very well. I'm a big critic of his but, fair is fair, his hold up and link up play was great. Should have finished his chance, granted, but other than that was very good. Thought Gerrard did very well but Lampard was poor. More proof that both of them can't seem to play well if they are playing along side each other. Have no faith in Carrigher either. He amy do okay in the next match but against better opposition his lack of pace will be exposed.
Overall I'm not as disheartened as some. We always seemt o start slow but, out of the 'big guns' - if we can even be considered one - I think we've had the toughest opposition so far. People always put down the USA but did anyone actually watch the Confederates cup where they beat Spain and took Brazil close? They aren't too shabby. And if not for Greens error (and I'm not going to rant about him - these things do happen) they would have got nothing from the game.
Cheer up, theres loads still to play for yet. I swear, talking to some you'd think we had lost.
England will improve, I'm willing to bet....
Then go out in the quarters haha. Actually, I'm going to stick my neck out (and I may regret this) and say we'll make the semi's at least.