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BondPoint and Hotspot FX, Knight's bond and currency trading platforms, may bring about $250 million if sold by Getco LLC, Patrick O'Shaughnessy of Raymond James Financial Inc. said in a research note Dec. 18. Niamh Alexander, an analyst at Keefe Bruyette & Woods Inc., said the company may also seek buyers for Astor Asset Management LLC and a 19.9 percent stake in Direct Edge Holdings LLC, which operates two U.S. equities exchanges.
Getco's $1.4 billion acquisition unites two powerhouses in electronic equities trading four months after a computer malfunction almost bankrupted Knight. Whether the combined company maintains units not involved in stock trading may depend on where cost reductions lie and how important diversification is to the firm, according to analysts.
"The big question mark is what will they do with some of the other businesses that Knight currently has," Sang Lee, managing partner at Aite Group LLC in Boston, said in a telephone interview. "There are obviously conversations about them potentially divesting the fixed-income franchise as well as Hotspot. If they were going to divest anything at this point, it would probably be one of those two."
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The acquisition by Getco puts an end to a saga that started Aug. 1 when Jersey City, New Jersey-based Knight lost more than $450 million as improperly installed software caused it to bombard U.S. stock exchanges with erroneous orders. Knight's shares plunged from $10.33 before the malfunction to $2.58 in two days and fell as low as $2.36 in November. The shares rallied 5.4 percent yesterday and were little changed at $3.50 today.
Getco, founded in 1999, was one of six firms that acquired a total of $400 million in convertible stock to rescue Knight from the brink of bankruptcy. Others investors included Blackstone Group LP, brokerages Stifel Nicolaus & Co. and TD Ameritrade Holdings Inc. and investment banks Stephens Inc. and Jefferies Group Inc.
The priority now is building a team to work on integration plans, Getco Chief Executive Officer Daniel Coleman, who will head the combined company, said in a telephone interview yesterday. He and Knight CEO Thomas Joyce, who will be executive chairman, will lead the transition and no asset sales are currently planned, Coleman said.
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"We're putting these two firms together because of the businesses they have," Coleman said. "Knight has some great businesses that from time to time people want to buy, but that's because they're great businesses."
Under the terms of the agreement, existing Knight shareholders can receive $3.75 per share in cash or one share in the combined firm. The payout will be pro-rated if shareholders elect to receive more than $720 million in cash. Jefferies provided financing to Getco for the deal.
Knight's Joyce helped build a market-making powerhouse that executes orders sent by about 700 retail brokers and expanded into institutional services as well as currency and fixed-income trading. The Hotspot and BondPoint platforms, which allow users to conduct trades in those asset classes electronically, helped diversify Knight's revenue.
Getco is a global electronic market maker across asset classes and, more recently, a provider of electronic trading services to institutions. Getco doesn't service retail brokers directly through its market-making unit.
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Asked about potential staff reductions, Coleman said that while any merger has overlaps, "this is more about the revenue potential than it is about ripping out cost synergies."
E.E. "Buzzy" Geduld, who runs New York-based investment firm Cougar Trading LLC and owned 55,000 shares of Knight as of a Sept. 30 filing, said in a phone interview that the combined company is likely to lower expenses through job cuts and other measures.
"You'll see a contraction in personnel, perhaps an increase in sales personnel because that's revenue," he said. "Anything that drives revenue they'll keep or enhance, and anything that doesn't drive revenue or is duplicated you'll see them say goodbye and good luck."
Knight had more than 1,545 employees at the end of September, the firm said in a regulatory filing. Getco had more than 400 in June after eliminating 40 jobs, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. Geduld said the combined total of more than 1,900 employees could shrink to 1,500 or less.
Getco and Knight are designated market makers, or DMMs, on the New York Stock Exchange. The takeover will make Getco the largest with more than 1,400 companies, surpassing Barclays Plc, which has 1,200, based on data from Oct. 31.
"They'll streamline and see what's appropriate to maintain and what's not," Ben Schwartz, the Chicago-based chief market strategist at broker Lightspeed Financial Inc., said by phone. "They are probably going to stick to asset classes closest to them where they can facilitate as much business as possible, utilizing their skills, which are in market making, facilitating customer order flow, execution in equities."
Getco may not need to raise money by selling businesses and holding onto units outside cash equities may keep the combined company's revenue diversified, Michael Wong, an analyst with Morningstar Inc. in Chicago, said by phone. The firm could use some of the $400 million Knight had at the end of the third quarter to pay back Jefferies since some of that may not be needed to support its operations, he said.
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"Since Getco is a market maker and the majority of Knight's operations is market making, it might actually be beneficial for them to keep those ancillary businesses as it just adds to the diversification," Wong said. "Otherwise, you'll have a company where an even greater percentage is market making than it was before."
Still, Knight clients who are used to trading on the Hotspot or BondPoint platforms may be less comfortable under new ownership by a firm that makes markets in those asset classes, Wong said, which may prompt a sale. Knight's main focus was market making and principal trading in the equities business, he said.
Acquiring Knight speeds up by five years Getco's plans to expand into new businesses following a strategic review, said Coleman, who was named CEO in February. Knight's business of providing clients with algorithms or trading strategies that break up larger orders will allow Getco to "scale up very quickly" a business it has sought to build since last year, Coleman said.
In the first half of this year, Knight's market-making unit posted pretax earnings of $51.1 million, or 86 percent of the company's total, according to a statement. Institutional sales and trading generated $7.2 million in the first six months of this year. Electronic execution services had pretax earnings of $23.6 million while the company's corporate division had a loss of $22.5 million before taxes.
Questions remain about whether Coleman will abandon Knight's "hobbies" such as its reverse-mortgage and asset management businesses, according to Rob Rutschow, an analyst with Credit Agricole Securities (USA) Inc. in a note dated Dec. 19. He predicted the Hotspot and BondPoint platforms will be retained and should have synergies with the combined firm.
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I'm not a 50 Cent fan in the least, and my last two weeks have be consumed with Star Ocean on 360 and Street Fighter IV on PS3. Yet they won't get anymore playtime until I beat this game. This game is incredibily fun. The storyline is silly as hell, but most games are (including Street Fighter, Final Fight, Mario ). If all storylines in videogames are supposed to make sense to you, put down the controller today. Contol scheme is almost exactly like Gears of War (cover system and all). Bosses require a bit of strategy. Honestly, if you wished Stranglehold or Dark Sector were better next gen action games, this is the game for you. Not a 50 Cent music fan, but his music fits perfectly with this type of game. I rented this game as a joke (free rental at Hollywood Video). Biggest surprise of next gen for me. A great game and a reminder of way we really play videogames. Rental of the Year.
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An All-Around Artist
The artistic legacy of the late Virginia B. Evans – painter, designer, teacher and advocate from Moundsville – is examined in an impressive new book and exhibition.
Dr. John A. Cuthbert, director of the West Virginia and Regional History Collection at West Virginia University Libraries, has written a book, "Virginia B. Evans: Wheeling's All-Around Artist," offering biographical information on the artist and featuring images of many of her paintings.
"Virginia B. Evans was a remarkable woman. Her life's story is as compelling as her artwork," he observed.
Cuthbert is serving as guest curator of a companion exhibition, also titled "Virginia B. Evans: Wheeling's All-Around Artist," opening this week at Oglebay Institute's Mansion Museum in Oglebay Park. The collection of Evans' paintings will remain on display through Sept. 22.
A reception for institute members only will take place at the Mansion Museum from 5-7 p.m. Friday, May 31. The exhibition will open to the public Saturday, June 1, with a 10 a.m. presentation by Cuthbert.
The publication of Cuthbert's book is sponsored by WVU Libraries, in collaboration with Oglebay Institute. After the exhibition opens, the book will be available for purchase through WVU Libraries and will be sold at Oglebay and in assorted book shops, he said.
Christin Byrum, Oglebay Institute director of museums, said of Evans, "She deserves to be recognized and remembered for her role in elevating community culture, for her influence on her peers and students, and for the enduring value and insights of her work."
Byrum said OI holds two Evans' works – an oil painting and a piece of glass she designed – in its collection.
Cuthbert learned of Evans (1894-1983) in the mid-1980s while conducting research for his book, "Early Art and Artists in West Virginia." He recalled, "Virginia B. Evans was one of the finest artists I had encountered in my research. I included three works by her in the book."
Several years later, he visited the artist's sister-in-law, Augusta Evans, in Glen Dale. The late Augusta Evans was well known as the longtime set designer for Oglebay Institute's theatrical productions.
"Augusta, who passed away in 2006, deserves much credit for preserving Virginia's legacy, not only through stewardship of the many works that were in the artist's possession at the time of her death, but also through compilation and maintenance of biographical data documenting Virginia's life and career," Cuthbert noted.
The biographical records, now preserved in the West Virginia and Regional History Collection, "tell a compelling story of a woman who would have been remarkable in any age but was especially so considering the time in which she lived," he wrote in the new book's foreward. "Intelligent, willful, strongly opinionated and extremely independent, she was a career woman at a time when marriage was considered the only 'polite' (in her words) vocation for a well-bred lady. Undaunted by such notions, and the scorn and 'suspicion' often accorded to single women, she devoted her life to the field she loved, facilitated in her efforts by a distinct talent and unbridled energy."
Cuthbert – who deemed Evans' work to be of "very high quality" – also found "that she was pretty much unknown (today), not only in the nation, but also in the state and in her own home. Even people in Moundsville don't know who she was," he said in a telephone interview.
"She is represented in very, very few institutions. Despite the fact that she exhibited successfully and quite broadly in her lifetime," he said. "It seemed unfortunate that she was as little known as she is today."
With the new book, he said, "I hope it will put her on the map, both in this state and far beyond. I think she is deserving of some national recognition. My hope is that some more information will come to light.
"I had a relatively short time line in putting this together … My hope is that this study will bring more works to life and bring more appreciation to her work."
Drawing from biographical material and memories shared by Evans' family, Cuthbert said, "She was a very interesting person. She was remarkably independent for the age in which she lived."
Citing incidents from her life, Cuthbert said, "She chose to sail to Europe, on one of her four excursions, on a merchant vessel. She may have been the only passenger and certainly the only woman. That's pretty remarkable. I can't see women doing that now. She had a lot of guts."
He added, "At the same time, she was extremely fashion conscious. She had her own style. Somehow she was able to combine her personal elegance as a person with the rugged adventures that she took. She was a unique individual."
Evans traveled and studied in Europe and in various parts of the United States, but, except for a few years late in life, she continued to reside in her hometown of Moundsville. Cuthbert doesn't know why Evans didn't pursue a career in bigger cities, but theorizes "she was a person for whom home is where the heart is."
He observed, "She grew up in the greater Wheeling area. Her roots were in that area. She kept coming back to it. She always wanted to come back to it. I think somehow the region and the landscape were in her blood. The whole way she goes about creating landscape shows me that West Virginia was just part of her psyche."
From an artistic perspective, Evans appears to have exemplified her feelings for her home region by "her high horizon lines in her paintings. That's pretty unusual," Cuthbert related. "In almost all her landscape works, you see only a ribbon of sky. I relate that to the hill and valley landscape of West Virginia. It indicates to me that she was one of those people who felt secure in her hill and valley culture of West Virginia."
He commented, "There is something comforting about being nestled in the mountains. That could have been part of her psyche. She was a worldly person. There is the episode where she moved to Florida. She had a lot of success down there, but she eventually did come home."
The author and curator added, "Out of the top artistic figures in early West Virginia art history, most of them did go on to spend the greater part of their careers elsewhere. Virginia had a more long-term presence and impact in the state than some of the other leading names in art history in the state, and I think that is significant."
The first section of Cuthbert's book offers a biographical sketch of Evans, illustrated with vintage photographs and examples of her paintings. The second section contains Cuthbert's notes on the paintings. Plates of Evans' work comprise the third section of the book, with 44 pages, each devoted to a single painting.
The Mansion Museum exhibit will be divided into six major periods of Evans' life: The Early Years (1894-1920); Early American Impressionism (1920-32); Regionalism (1932-42); Glass (1942-57) and Her Final Years and Legacy (1977-83). It will be displayed in the Sauder Gallery of the mansion and is included with the museum general admission fee.
After its closing at Oglebay, the exhibit will be displayed at the West Virginia State Museum in Charleston. Later, it will be installed at the West Virginia and Regional History Collection's Davis Family Galleries at WVU in Morgantown.
To help underwrite the exhibit at the Mansion Museum and the public programming, OI received an American Masterpieces grant from the West Virginia Division of Culture and History and a mini-grant from the Wheeling National Heritage Area Corp.
Evans was born in Moundsville on June 5, 1894. She received private art instruction from Mary Patterson of Wheeling. She attended Central School in Moundsville, then went to Madison Institute in Richmond, Ky., for a year and transferred to Mount de Chantal Visitation Academy, Wheeling, where she graduated in 1914 with a diploma and a gold medal for excellence in the field of art.
She studied at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University) in Pittsburgh for a year, taught in Moundsville a year, returned to Carnegie for a year and became an art teacher in Scottdale, Pa., for two and one-half years. She began participating in the Associated Artists of Pittsburgh's annual juried exhibits in 1923.
In 1924, Evans received a prestigious fellowship from the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation at Tiffany's summer mansion, Laurelton Hall, on Oyster Bay, Long Island. That fall, she had her first New York exhibit.
Evans returned to Mount de Chantal as art instructor in 1927. "By this point in her career, Evans was a well-trained professional in the field of art, and a talented painter in her own right. She was also a thoroughly modern thinker with a decidedly feminist bent," Cuthbert wrote.
After travels in Europe, she had solo shows in Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Parkersburg, as well as "an assortment of other regional and national exhibition opportunities," Cuthbert noted.
Evans served as president and mentor of the Wheeling Art Club and was "a leading artistic light within the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs, both locally and statewide," he wrote.
She continued to teach art at the Mount until at least 1933 and, in 1936, joined the West Liberty State College faculty as associate professor of art for two years.
A frequent public speaker, "she was a tireless crusader on behalf of art education. As with most subjects, she held strong opinions and was not shy about expressing them," Cuthbert wrote. "She believed that art was among the most fundamental needs of mankind and that 'creative forces' were essential to a progressive civilization …"
Evans continued to exhibit her work with acclaim during the late 1930s, both locally and nationally. She returned to Mount de Chantal as director of art in the fall of 1940. During World War II, she attempted unsuccessfully to gain appointment to federal programs designed to "document" the war.
In 1942, Carl W. Gustkey, president of Imperial Glass Co. in Bellaire, hired Evans as a freelance designer. Earlier, she did design work for Fostoria Glass of Moundsville and Warwick China Co., Wheeling. In the 1950s, she created designs for Viking Glass in New Martinsville and collaborated with F&M Artware in Paden City.
Regarding the Imperial project, Cuthbert wrote, "As the project moved forward, Evans sought a voice in everything … Despite tensions within the company and mounting costs, Gustkey generally embraced his artist's ideas and ideals. Through this collaboration, what was initially intended to be modest dinnerware evolved into Imperial Cathay Crystal, a distinctive line of functional and decorative gift objects that would include some of the finest pieces of molded crystal glassware made in America."
Imperial Cathay Crystal was introduced in 1949, winning fans, but "fared less well" from an economic standpoint, Cuthbert said.
In 1957, Evans moved to Florida, opening a studio in Orlando and purchasing a studio home in Naples two years later. Cuthbert said, "After years of relative inactivity, Evans experienced a renewed interest in painting in Naples, much of it inspired by the sea. Her output during this period is highly eclectic in nature …"
Evans returned to West Virginia periodically. She had a one-woman show at Oglebay Institute in 1961 and participated in another exhibit there in 1968. In 1972, she was one of five West Virginia artists commissioned to create artwork for the state's permanent art collection.
In 1974, at age 81, Evans returned to live with her brother, Laurence Evans, and his family in Glen Dale. She died at Mound View Health Care Center, Moundsville, on March 23, 1983.
Cuthbert concluded, "There can be little doubt that Evans is among the foremost figures in West Virginia art history … The extensive body of her artwork which survives is worthy of enduring recognition, not only in the Mountain State but well beyond, for its inherent quality and its evidence in representing the art of its time and place."


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Dominion only manages a score of 4. But despite the relative quiet right now, this utility has interesting plans for the future.
Utilities have been a pretty sleepy industry lately, and Dominion is no exception. But if you put Dominion up against some of its competitors, you'll notice a couple interesting things. Compared to Southern Company (NYSE: SO ) , Exelon (NYSE: EXC ) , and Duke Energy (NYSE: DUK ) , the Virginia-based Dominion has much narrower gross margins than its peers. But Dominion makes more of that revenue fall through to net profit than the other three, with the only net margin that meets our 15% test. Dominion's returns on equity also top the list, in part because of the higher levels of debt on its balance sheet than its competitors.
But Dominion isn't standing still. The company recently made an agreement with PPG Industries (NYSE: PPG ) to buy an option on West Virginia land owned by PPG in order for Dominion to build a natural gas plant. With proximity to the gas-rich Marcellus shale area, the project would dovetail well with gas extraction there.
Like most utilities, Dominion pays an attractive dividend. You're never going to see breakneck growth from the company, and its balance sheet is a bit more leveraged than some other utility names. For income-seeking investors, Dominion may be worth a closer look than its score here would suggest.
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I finally got around to checking this trail out. I had passed by its crossing of Old County Road many times, and I guess it just looked like a steep hiking trail right there so I never tried it. Also I think I had crossed it up at the top of the hill while going fast on the Watson Lake gravel road, but had no idea what it was up there.
Anyway, today a friend and I rode down this from the top. Apparently it used to be a road, hell of a jeep road that must have been, steep. Most of the road has been eliminated or covered and the trail routed on and off the old road bed to keep it from rutting. It's not too bad, almost completely rideable but really rocky. Seems like a trail you'd enjoy more with 6" travel, especially in your fork. At 5" it's rideable but you kind of have to be on the brakes a lot. It does pass through pretty areas, though. You come out very close to the culvert-and-stone crossing of Old County Road over Watson Creek. There is another trail section below the road which I'll have to try sometime (so far I never wanted to come out that low on the hill).
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74th Annual Camellia Club of New Orleans Show
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Michele Happe, Bill Toth and I have collaborated on a new podcast "In The Memetimes". Soon it will be on iTunes (and other sites) but for now use the link above to the show's blog page at LibSyn.com.
June too soon
I'm listening to the new work from Dar Williams, Eileen Jewell and Melody Gardot. I like all the songs a lot. How's that for a riveting critique?
I got to thinking this morning (Thursday June 4th) how good radio programming is much like an artist painting a grand landscape. There are many ways to go about it. The painter can be very conservative with color for a "sameness" feel much like the radio programmer who can limit the songs to one or just a few genres. Or an artist can go full-bore abstract and splash the canvass with every color on the palette and the radio programmer can play every genre from Appalachian to Zydeco. No secret where I fall on the spectrum.
This morning (like most) I'm listening to FIP Radio Paris and I heard the following sequence of songs:
Album : EDGE OF THE SUN (2015)
Album : THE BLUES ROTHERS (1980)
Album : KOSHER NOSTRA JEWISH GANGSTERS (1962)
It was the Calexico tune, Coyoacan, that caught my attention while I was trying to read some intermediate French literature. I've only heard the song once before maybe b/c I bought the album during the last few weeks before the
blacksound-out. Like a lot of Calexico tunes you hear the southwestern Mariachi influence. It's a very beautiful song which totally un-prepares you for the Blues Brothers cover of the Rawhide theme. That's what I'm talking about, it's like a deep dark blue painted adjacent fire engine red. The transition to the last song of the triad, Misirlou, was a "sonic" vs. a "geographic" segue that bordered on perfection in my mind and led me to wonder how many people hear the song and don't realize it's Chubby Checker?
It's stuff like this that sets-up the course of my day for some smooth sailing.
BlueRootsRadio – April/May 2015
Sunday May 31st – They were supposed to pull the plug yesterday but I see the "endless loop. . ." is still running. It's out of my hands now. I feel like I just took my cat for a long ride in the country and left it along side the road. Gonna miss it but it's also a big relief to not be worrying about the next show. Then again, cats always seem to find their way back home. 😉
Seriously, I'd never abandon a cat, but there's some people I'd be tempted to take for a long ride in the country.
Friday May 22nd – Got the last playlist finished and posted for a 5 p.m. premier run. It's a hour finale that I could have made 70 hours if I had the time.
Friday, May 15th – A new playlist will start around 6 p.m. tonight and run until the same time May 22nd. It's a 5 hour run this week continuing to cover the new albums by Leonard Cohen, Beth Hart, Calexico, Diana Krall, Pokey LaFarge and Melody Gardot. A real pot-luck of eclectic goodness just for you.
May! Finally it's here and not a month too soon. To celebrate I've loaded the first May show full of new songs from the releases I've been collecting the past few weeks. These will carry us to the end of the month when I plan to shut down for the summer. As I mention in the show there's just not enough time for Doug or myself to crank out new shows. Hope you understand. I'll be offering up some good suggestions for you as the month unfolds (as if there isn't already too many choices for music these days).
Weekdays from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. check out WCBE FM Columbus OH. 6 hours of eclectic music in 2 different shows. The station is licensed to the Columbus Board of Education and has been a musical treasure for decades. Not only do they play the best music but they also bring lots of shows to Columbus and feature the acts in live performances. You can stream from their website or from iTunes and other players. Also you can easily find them with TuneIn Radio.
Spring, a time for jumping puddles as you become reacquainted with the outdoors. It's shaping up to be a good month musically. BRR will be featuring a lot of new music from Louisiana, Los Angeles and Australia the first week. We'll continue to look at the new Laura Marling and Feufollet. Some of the albums you'll be hearing this month:
- Courtney Barnett – Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit
- Beth Hart – Better Than Home
- Feufollet – Two Universes
- Clifton Chenier – Louisiana Blues And Zydeco (Arhoolie Records)
- Les chercheurs d'or – Les chercheurs d'or
…and more. Stay tuned.
Artist's in this month's shows are listed in the tags below.
Thanks for listening!
BlueRootsRadio March 2015
Last Week of March – As you can tell, programming this 24-hr format doesn't leave a lot of time for blogging, sorry for that.
The month started out slow but is ending on a happy note with some good new releases. I'm very impressed with the new Laura Marling album, Short Movies and very surprised and impressed with the new Feufollet album, Two Universes. I was surprised to learn they had a big personnel change. Anna Laura Edmiston left to pursue a completely different music gig singing Italian in the Cavalia: Odysseo, a sprawling, Euro-style theatrical circus production featuring more than 50 horses and an international cast of performance artists and musicians. Created by one of the founders of Cirque du Soleil, Cavalia: Odysseo will whisk Anna Laura around the major cities of the U.S. and Canada over the next few years. Taking her place is Kelli Jones-Savoy who brings an Appalachian touch that melds perfectly with the chemistry that is Feufollet.
April will soon be upon us, here's hoping for a beautiful spring for all you listeners!
Week 1 – Week 2 – I've been a long time and very happy customer of Equal Exchange, primarily for coffee but I've tried many of their products and found them all to be top-notch. Right now I'm enjoying some Dark Breakfast Blend that gives me the best of both coffee worlds. Check out their site, I bet you'll find something you like. It's the sensible way to get your buzz and be responsible!
I wanted to wait and post this month's blog
because I was too lazy to do it over the weekend until I had decided on a slight programming change idea. Starting with the 3 hour block I uploaded today (Thursday March 5) and will air around 2 p.m., you'll still hear the same eclectic mix but instead of the usual blah-blah-blah between sets, I'm sharing with you some interesting "good news" tidbits I'm gathering from such sources as Yes! magazine. It's all part of my new "be the change you want to be" kinda-sorta-thing.
Artist's in this month's shows are listed in the tags below.
Thanks for listening!
BlueRootsRadio – February 2015
So Long February –
I'm sure everyone in North America will be glad to see this winter fade into history. Chris & Lynn in Nova Scotia have snow banking up over their window sills, folks in Buffalo and Boston have been snowed into their homes also and meanwhile most of the rest of the country has been living in a deep freeze. Although I did see the lucky folks in the Pacific Northwest are have a a balmy month with spring flowers blooming. Climate Change is real no matter how much the oil and gas monopolies want to deny it.
Week 2 –
Or there abouts because I don't really know how to describe the format now. Before it was definitely weekly but now it's more like daily, or every other day. Better yet, let's just not worry our pretty little minds with pesky trivia, shall we?
Between being a bit under the weather in the past week and then watching my grandkids for a couple days, I've fallen a bit behind but now am back on track. Really liking the new tech I got to do the show, it comes together much faster, so fast in fact I don't get tired sitting for long stretches.
Finally finding some new music I want to share with you and also have been thinking of some new things to try so stay tuned!
Week 1 –
Here's the new logo for my other hobby, BlueRootsNews. When I'm not thinking about music, I'm often -calmly- tweeting political snarks as @BlueRootsNews on Twitter. Well maybe not calmly, more like rabidly but thanks to Joe (aka 60th Street) my tweets have that certain boost one gets from a catchy logo.
Joe's in the process of updating the logo for BlueRootsRadio which will be used to give this site a much needed facelift. Can't wait to see it!
Thanks for listening,
Artists in this month's show are listed in the tags below.
BlueRootsRadio January 2015 –
Week 3 –
A lot happened in the past week, none of it was planned. First a notice was received from Live365 about upgrading to a 128 kbps (from 64 kbps) and when I responded with a question, they flipped the switch and voilà, BRR is now streaming at 128 kbps. It sounded good to me and so I decided to break out of the 1-5 hour show per week and try to get a 24 hr format.
It won't change completely everyday, rather the oldest 3 hr block will be replaced with a new one and everything will shift 3 hours. If you listen about the same time everyday it will seem to be live radio to you. I'm excited.
I will have 9 hours working today and hope to have everything in place by Sunday afternoon.
Thanks for listening!
Week 2 –
Running a bit late this week getting the new show uploaded. Lost internet for about 3 hours today and it just snowballed into an unavoidable delay. Look to be starting at 8 p.m. EST -5 GMT
Thanks for listening.
Welcome to 2015, the first show of a new year. When I think of my Canadian listeners, I don't imagine them all spending the winter as in this photo but I thought it made a nice image for this month's blog.
Hope everyone had a good holiday season and are ready for the new year. Some folks need help sometimes getting their New Year Resolutions in gear, and if that sounds like you, you might want to consider a life coach to help you along. It so happens I know one, Michele Happe, who has been a long time contributor to BRR over the years. Michele just posted a blog on the subject you can read here and see if maybe this is something you'd like to try.
This week features 3 more songs from Catherine MacLellan's The Raven's Sun. This is a strong album start to finish. There is no filler or fat to be found in this tasty follow-up to Silhouette an album I wrongly assumed would not soon be outdone. This is an independent release so be sure to purchase it from her site. If you're lucky like I was, you'll get some extra goodies. Just know the lyrics are not included but available for easy download here.
Thanks for listening,
Artists in this month's show are listed in the tags below.
BlueRootsRadio – December 2014
Week 4 –
And so good people, here comes another year, are you ready? It's not as if you can do anything about it. ;-). Anyway, the year really started on Dec. 21st when we reached the solstice and started back towards longer days . . . and spring!
Weather-wise it was uneventful here. Wish the same could be said for the psychological state of my country, the world for that matter. I prefer the French word for crazy, "fou". A lot of folks have gone fou. It has happened many times and will happen again.
All you can do is to do your best and hope it finds a way to work itself out.
Thanks for listening and here's to a Happy New Year !
Week 3 –
This week will be eventful with the winter solstice and Christmas. What won't be eventful is this week's show. I thought it would be nice to have a full uninterrupted hour of music, so there are only short breaks at the top of the hour. Several hours I didn't catalog the songs for you, so if you want to know what played, you can get a copy of the playlist by sending an email.
I did cave and played at least one Christmas song each hour but most are far from traditional. That you can get everywhere else, right? I have to admit, the older I get the more oblivious I get to the over commercialization of the holidays.
Finally found out what happened on Dec.10 when it seemed the whole world was tuning in to BBR. One of the Live365 servers had "issues" that day, and as luck would have it, BRR was one of the few stations folks were able to get. Many of them stayed logged in for 4 hours or more and several added the preset for BRR. So if you're one of the new listeners we got by chance, Welcome!
Hope everyone has great week and safe hassle free travel if you're going home for Christmas.
Thanks for listening.
Week 2 –
Watched the 1987 movie "Down By Law" with Tom Waits recently so I decided to dedicate the first hour of this week's show to Tom and his favorite pastime. I'm sure you can guess what it is. 😉
Week 1 –
I'm very lucky to have Toronto photographer Anne de Haas as a friend who is willing to share her great pictures. I figured it was time I posted her picture. As you can see, a little bit of "weather" does not deter her from getting that one great shot.
I was poking around on Twitter today and saw @BlueRootsRadio in a Tweet but I didn't recognize any of the other names when I realized I was looking at another radio station with a very similar Titter name @BluesRootsRadio which is the Twitter account for a Canadian internet radio station called "Blues And Roots Radio". They are a station that plays features independent artist, a great concept. Be sure to check 'em out but be sure to come back.
Thanks for all the new listeners who have made BRR a preset on their Live365 player and thanks for listening.
Artists in this month's shows are listed in the tags below.
Here are the downloads for recent playlists for The Celtic Stream, if you want other weeks just ask Doug.
Show 48 Sep 13
Show 49 Sep 20
Show 50 Oct 04
Show 51 Oct 18
Show 52 Nov 08
Show 53 Nov 22
Show 54 Dec 07
BlueRootsRadio – November 2014
Week 5
I was just poking around the internet when I remembered I wanted to check out Laurence Hélie's (Montréal) solo work. I tried sampling her newest album from Oct 2013 and found it great. I put 3 cuts from it in this week's show.
Hope everyone in the U.S. had a good Thanksgiving and managed to survive the dreaded Black Friday. Nothing says Merry Christmas like grabbin'and tearin' your way through stuff for sale. Ho, Ho, holy smokes what's wrong with that picture?
Have a good week and keep warm.
Week 4
Everyone in the U.S. have a safe and happy Thanksgiving and everyone else around the world have a great week also!
Week 3
For everyone who got their panties in a twist over the performance of "Fortunate Son", let's set the record straight.
Week 2
Finally! Got the show uploaded and ready to run at the usual 6 p.m. EST. Still have some time change issues with the Live365 servers. It's always goofy this time of the year b/c everything is tied to GMT and Europe switches back before we do and for a week or two I don't anyone knows what the hell is going on! 😉
Will post more later, right now I'm more concerned with dinner. 😉
Week 1
I like it when I can start new show blog on the first of the month, just makes things seem orderly. I never like to wish time away but Nov 4th can hurry up and get here and it's not because I'm anxious to see the results. I'm anxious for the back-stabbing, flat out lying and deceitful campaign ads to end. Then thing can fall back into "normal" which means your inbox and mailbox will be less full of fear mongering requests for money to save our "democracy". We're not fools, we know democracy died long ago when the Supreme Court opened the flood gates to all the government to be purchased by the highest bidder.
Let's not fret about that now.
It's shaping up to be a good month for music. We will be expecting the big blockbusters to be coming out in time for Christmas (and the Grammy's) but I'm more excited about the new music from the best artists outside the commercial mainstream because that's what BRR is all about, n'est pas?
Thanks for listening.
Artists in this month's shows are listed in the tags below.
Here are the downloads for recent playlists for The Celtic Stream, if you want other weeks just ask Doug.
Show 45 Aug 9
Show 46 Aug 16-23
Show 47 Aug 30
Show 48 Sep 13
Show 49 Sep 20
Show 50 Oct 04
Show 51 Oct 18
Show 52 Nov 08
BlueRootsRadio – October 2014
Oct 29
I know you've heard me talk about my online French lessons, but did you know you can take music lessons online too? I've never tried it but my friend Anne, in Toronto, has been taking banjo lessons from Coty Hogue who lives in Montana. Check out her recent cover of the mega-hit Royals by Lordes. Makes ya wanna take up the ol' banner, doesn't it? 😉 I love banjo covers.
Oct 25
Had a great week with BRR listeners and Lynn, really hated to see it come to an end. Glad to report they are safely back in Nova Scotia. We're planning to meet up next summer at the Montreal Jazz Fest, which is really a misnomer if you ask me. It may have started as a Jazz festival but it's grown into a big musical tent showcasing lots of good music.
Oct 18
Three weeks into October the the musical heat was turned up a notch with the discovery of Indian Ocean, Frazey Ford's second solo effort. I was hooked on the first measure of the first song which is backed in part by Rev Al Green's band The Hi Rhythm Section. Get the details at her label Nettwerk. I predict big things for this record. I know stuff, I have a radio station. 😉
Oct 4
This is the month in North America when nature slips into it's pajamas getting ready for the long sleep till spring.
It's hard to accept fall is here when you can still pick vegetables from the garden but with each day the plants look a little older, require less and less water and you know the youngest "fruits on the vine" are never going to see the inside of a salad bowl.
Same as it ever was.
While we've yet to be plunged into the early darkness of post Daylight Savings time, the noticeable reduction of pesky insects makes the days that much more enjoyable. Already the holiday junkies are putting out their Halloween decorations which means the Christmas ads are days, no hours, away.
I like the beginning of every season, it's the next 3 months that leave me grinding my teeth. 😉
Thanks for listening. . .
(Bonjour Josiane)
Artists in this month's shows are listed in the links below. Thanks for listening.
Here are the downloads for recent playlists for The Celtic Stream, if you want other weeks just ask Doug.
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Show 50 Oct 04
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Week 4 – This week there will be 2 4-hour shows on alternating days and then on Friday the 2 shows will alternate. Why? Well, for one, change is good and two, this way I can give you 6 of the 9 songs on Leonard Cohen's new album Popular Problems. Hope you like it as much as I do.
Week 3 – On schedule to start the new show at 6 p.m. EDT 19 Sep. We're continuing our look at Ryan Adams new self-titled album and both the EP and new album from Les Hay Babies who hail from New Brunswick, Canada. More about them later.
Week 2 – The next show will kick-off at 6 p.m. EDT Friday 12 Sep.
Week 1 – September is shaping up to be a good month for music, most notably the new self-titled Ryan Adams album being released this week. There are 2 cuts from in in this week's show.
Doug has prepared a new Celtic Stream for this week with a few surprises I know you'll enjoy.
Stay tuned for more details!
Thanks for listening!
Artists in this month's shows are listed in the links below. Thanks for listening.
Here are the downloads for recent playlists for The Celtic Stream, if you want other weeks just ask Doug.
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Show 44 Aug 2
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Sometimes I try to imagine what a panic looks like over at FrontBurner. Does Wick throw off his D baseball cap, scoop up his emergency stash of collectable Gone With the Wind porcelain (currency of the future) and head for the Park Cities? Do the fashionistas head for cover in NorthPark Center, only to escalate the frenzy when they can't decide whether to hunker down in Barney's or Neiman's? Does new guy (and former Observer associate editor) Eric Celeste throw off his guilty white, liberal skin and go postal with a semi-automatic? Well, maybe.
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Ira Gallen calls himself "the unofficial Baby-Boomer Guru of my Television Collecting Generation," and has spent a significant part of his life finding and restoring films, specifically televised media. In the past, he shared his collected materials on a public access show (NYT) on Manhattan and Paragon cable television seven times a week, but he changed his focus and has been sharing those varied and various collections on a handful of different YouTube accounts, where he has uploaded everything from oddly scored family home videos, a restoration of a lost Thurgood Marshall interview with Mike Wallace from 1956, an uncut 1992 interview with Richard Attenborough about the 1992 biographical film Chaplin and other topics, a montage on Noel Coward's Blithe Spirit on Broadway (IBDB), Little King in Prison (full Jolly Good Fellons clip; more information), and a collection of air conditioner screening videos from years past, to name a (very) few. [more inside]
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If you're interested in glassblowing, or if you simply like to watch craftsmen at work, then here's a special treat for you: the Corning Museum of Glass (previously) has posted hours upon hours of videos of their studio demonstrations on Youtube. And if that's not enough, you might want to bookmark their live streams page, for they will be streaming about a dozen studio demonstrations over the summer. [more inside]
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Rosalind.info is a website with bioinformatics problems inspired by Project Euler (previously, previouslier.) [more inside]
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Wikipedia can be a time sink for sure, but often it's difficult to find the most bizarre, creepy, or disturbing articles. Thankfully, someone with lots of time on their hands has made a jaw-droppingly comprehensive list of creepy pages on Wikipedia (the list is in the second post on that page). [Previously]
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