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The following is an open letter to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, in response to his statement on Jan 10 2012. His statement can be found online at http://www.governor.ny.gov/press/1102011Education
Dear Governor Cuomo,
Your January 10th statement regarding the "state of crisis" in New York's education system left me further disappointed in you and your ability to serve citizens that know what "crisis" really means. You cherry-pick and misrepresent both data and basic concepts in a way that resembles a public-school smear campaign the likes seen only on the propaganda-peddling FOX news network.
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We cannot allow a system to continue where we spend the most of any state on education, but rank only 38th in results. It does a disservice to both the student and the taxpayer.
According to a 2010 report from the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), New York ranked 5th in student performance (behind Vermont, Massachusetts, Florida and New Hampshire). This is far better than 38th, and actually shows that New York students, schools and teachers perform very well despite the burdens of bureaucracy, unfunded mandates from state and federal agencies, the organized attack on my profession, and a trickle down economic approach that leaves more and more families unable to keep their children "ready to learn". For battling through such conditions, most public schools deserve a medal, and those who support and protect people working in them deserve some respect. I would also say that accountability for turning children into successful citizens is a shared endeavor with shared accountability. You can't keep setting fires and blaming only the fire department for the destruction.
It is likely that the "38th" ranking you refer to is a rating of "reform" progress-the speed at which agreements to teacher evaluations are being made, but lack of expediency might have more to do with the way requirements have been steamrolled at public schools. Time is needed for creation and examination of new systems for generating and collecting data. Field testing for new state test formats just happened last year and is ongoing. Common Core Standards have been created, but now administrator and teacher training, curriculum alignment, and changes in assessments will need to take place to mesh with those new standards. This process is likely to take some time, and it is a little disingenuous for you or anyone to complain about how long it is taking the victims of policy to find a way to cope with it. That makes it feel less like reform, more like coercion, and withholding desperately needed funds awaiting compliance with unrealistic demands and undefined criteria is blackmail. How can you expect agreement with that agenda at any speed?
Lastly, Mr. Cuomo, I am a teacher but, my vote is not owned by democrats, or controlled by my union. My considerations in voting are: my family, my community (and the families in it), my state, my country, and in a larger sense-the world. Who is fighting the right fight, Mr. Cuomo? Are you going to continue to disrespect my profession and the people dedicated to the children and families of New York? Are you standing on the same side as me, or with the powerful organizations who seek profit in reform? Teachers see the damage done by this type of governance daily, throughout their career. As young people stream into their classrooms, teachers fulfill both the technical duties of instruction and the unwritten demands of "on the spot" parent, counselor and psychologist that seem to consume more of their day as time goes by. The dedicated teachers of this state deserve more of your respect and recognition for what they do.


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June 2016 Edition
When planning their email campaigns, email marketers should consider the day of the week and the time of day on which to send. Both factors can influence how recipients will respond. In fact, choosing wisely can boost both open and click rates, and in turn, enhance the overall success of an email campaign.
The highest average open rate occurred on Tuesday during H1 of 2015 (14.4%) and Monday during H2 of 2015 (14.2%). Monday took second place in H1, with an average open rate of 14.2%, while Wednesday ranked second for H2, with an average of 13.3%. In 2014, Monday boasted the highest open rates for both halves, with Wednesday and Thursday claiming second place in H1 and H2, respectively.
For H1 and H2 of 2015, Sunday produced the lowest open rates, averaging 12.4% and then 11.1%. The second lowest average open rates occurred on Saturday during both halves of the year — 12.5% during H1 and 11.3% during H2. According to last year's report, Sunday and Saturday also performed poorly during 2014.
Tuesday and Wednesday achieved the highest average click rate for H1 of 2015 (2.1%). Meanwhile, Monday took first place within H2 of 2015, with an average of 2.5%. For second place, Monday and Friday were tied at 2% within H1. The second top performer in H2 was Wednesday (2.2%). Monday, Tuesday, and Friday also generated high click rates within 2014.
The lowest average click rate occurred on Sunday within H1 (1.6%) and Saturday during H2 (1.2%). For the second lowest rates, Thursday and Friday were tied at 1.7% within H1. Meanwhile, during the second half of the year, Sunday and Thursday took second place for the lowest average click rate (1.6%). In 2014, Sunday actually produced the highest click rate during H2. However, Thursday and Saturday did score some of the lowest click rates that year.
In the following chart, average open and click rates are plotted against the time at which campaigns were scheduled to be sent. Please note that opens and clicks did not necessarily occur at the send time. For instance, a campaign scheduled to be delivered in the early morning may not have been opened until later that day.
Within both halves of 2015, campaigns scheduled to be sent at 6 p.m. resulted in the highest average open rates — 24.3% during H1 and 21.1% during H2. The second best time was 2 a.m., which yielded 20.1% in H1 and 20% in H2. In 2014, campaigns scheduled for delivery at 2 a.m. experienced the highest average open rate within both H1 and H2. That same year, 6 p.m. had the second highest average open rate during H2.
The lowest open rates within 2015 took place when campaigns were scheduled to be sent at 3 a.m. In H1, these averaged 9.8%, and in H2, 10.9%. The second lowest average open rate in H1 resulted when campaigns were scheduled at 4 a.m. (10.5%). Within H2, a scheduled time of 12 a.m. produced the second lowest average open rate (11.6%). In 2014, campaigns scheduled between 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. consistently experienced suppressed open rates, but 5 p.m. yielded the very lowest open rates.
Overall, open rates increased between the delivery times of 3 a.m. and 6 p.m during 2015. After this point, they declined until the delivery time of 12 a.m. They then surged around 1 to 2 a.m. before dropping back to the all-time low at 3 a.m.
Campaigns scheduled at 7 p.m. scored the highest average click rate within H1 and H2 of 2015 — 6.8% and 4.9% respectively. The 6 p.m. delivery time netted the second highest average click rates. In H1, it resulted in an average click rate of 6.3%, and H2, it resulted in an average click rate of 4.8%. Six p.m. also performed well in 2014.
The lowest average click rate (1.1%) was received when campaigns were scheduled for 3 a.m. and 4 a.m. during H1 of 2015. Three a.m. also experienced the lowest average click rate (1.2%) within H2. Campaigns scheduled for delivery between 10 a.m. and 12 p.m. yielded the second lowest average click rate of 1.5% during H1. However, in H2, the 4 a.m. and 9 a.m. delivery times produced the second lowest average click rate (1.4%). According to last year's report, campaigns scheduled between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. also generated lower click rates.
Looking at all click rates by time scheduled for 2015, they steadily climbed between the delivery times of 3 a.m. and 3 p.m. After this point, they rose more rapidly until the 7 p.m. delivery time. From 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., they mostly declined a bit before reaching their lowest point at 3 a.m.
The figure below depicts average email open rate throughout the day. From about 3 a.m. to 8 a.m., open rates sharply increased with the average climbing from 0.7% to 6.1%. Then, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., the average open rate rose more slowly to its all-time high of 6.4%. This rate held steady until 11 a.m. before gradually decreasing to the lowest average open rate (0.6%) at 2 a.m. These results largely mirror those within last year's report.


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DALLAS -- Josh Howard is a Friday night maybe for the Dallas Mavericks on that bruised ankle.
Raja Bell is praying for a Sunday return from his scary calf strain but is vowing to come back to the Phoenix Suns at some point in this series even if Game 3, 4 or 5 proves to be too soon.
"No," Suns coach Mike D'Antoni said firmly.
"Medically, he probably could give it a try," D'Antoni continued, "but he's not ready. We put it on the shelf that day."
"That day" refers to March 28, when Stoudemire's comeback from October microfracture surgery on his left knee was aborted after three games and followed shortly thereafter by an arthroscopic surgery to ease a fluid buildup in the other knee.
That's the day D'Antoni, making his first big decision in a new dual role of coach/vice president of basketball operations, told himself that Stoudemire would not return until next season.
That's the position D'Antoni feels he has to maintain, tempting as it might seem to consider a rethink. The Suns have done stunningly well without their future of the franchise to claw within three victories of the NBA Finals. Yet who could use an extra body more than them right now?
The Suns' best perimeter defender, Bell, is out indefinitely.
The Suns' best post defender, Kurt Thomas, is dressing for games again for the first time since late February but is still trying to shake off the rust and convince D'Antoni to use him.
The Suns' two-time MVP point guard, Steve Nash, seems to have found some new spring in his legs and back -- undoubtedly invigorated by the opportunity to eliminate Mark Cuban's team from the playoffs for the second time since leaving Dallas -- but chances are D'Antoni will feel secure playing only seven guys in Friday's Game 2 against the Mavericks. Eight if Thomas is deemed ready for some spot minutes.
As resilient as Phoenix has been, surviving two seven-game marathons with the Lakers and Clippers, even the Suns themselves have to wonder how much longer they can last.
Stoudemire, meanwhile, can be seen in Suns gear before every game, hoisting jumpers and inevitably making you wonder if he could actually handle a few spot minutes ... since he is on the playoff roster.
"Next year," Stoudemire says, "I'm coming back in MVP form."
That's next year as in next season, and just hearing that heartens D'Antoni. For two reasons.
It's a sign, for starters, that the 23-year-old hasn't let two knee surgeries in a span of six months dent his league-leading bravado.
It's also a sign that Stoudemire, as much as he's dying to play, buys into the organization's cautious approach.
There will be an undeniably prickly subplot to the jubilation for the Suns if they somehow grind out seven more victories to win a championship with Stoudemire in street clothes. D'Antoni will have a sizable ego to sooth.
Yet that's an easier dilemma to deal with, in management's view, than the nerves attached to letting Stoudemire try to play in game conditions again before the summertime.
"I'm sure any player would be torn to be so close to this kind of success and not be able to play," said Suns assistant coach Phil Weber, who's as close to Stoudemire as anyone in the organization. "Everyone wants to feel needed ... and Amare really does feel like he's going to be the best ever.
"I'm sure it's eating at him not to be playing. Just look at his numbers from the conference finals last year. They were ridiculous. But I think he's resigned to the fact that he's not going to be a part of it. He's been an unbelievable teammate in the playoffs."
It was in last spring's West finals against San Antonio that Stoudemire stamped himself as a potentially beyond-belief big man. San Antonio ultimately dispatched Phoenix in five games, but not before Stoudemire averaged 37 points against the Tim Duncan-led Spurs.
Memories of how Stoudemire excelled in this round a year ago prompted someone to ask D'Antoni if he regretted bringing Stoudemire back so soon, if he wishes now that the Suns had extended Stoudemire's rehab until late May ... waiting to spring him as the ultimate wild card for the later rounds.
"No regrets at all," D'Antoni said. "At that point in time, he was medically cleared to play. He did no structural damage [to the microfracture knee], but we didn't know the other knee was going to flare up like it did. It probably would have flared up whenever we brought him back."
Said Stoudemire: "There's no more what-ifs. I thought [March] was a perfect time to try it. Because now we've taken care of the other problem early."
The other problem, as Stoudemire calls it, was a fluid buildup in the right knee -- believed to stem from overcompensation -- that offset any progress he made with the microfracture knee. Yet as disconcerting as it is for a player so young to have undergone two knee surgeries in such a short span, especially so soon after signing a $70 million-plus contract extension that kicks in next season, Stoudemire is so encouraged by his progress since the second operation that he thinks he'll be ready for Team USA training camp in July.
"I'm just trying to set myself a goal," he said. "I'd love to play against that level of competition. If they say I have to wait until training camp [in October], that's what I'll do."
In the interim, he appears to be holding up well in the role of conflicted spectator, running through a colorful array of blazers as head cheerleader from the bench and looking pretty upbeat this postseason.
If he's worried about the surgeries taking away his unparalleled blend of athleticism and power, no such hints are forthcoming.
"I'm not a man of fear," he says.
He's a man with a retort to the skeptics who figure he'll be crushed if the Suns, Bell or no Bell, can shock the NBA seven more times and prove ring-worthy without him.
"When I see what this team has done, with me back I see championships -- plural," Stoudemire said.
"We're talking NBA champions numerous times."
Marc Stein is the senior NBA writer for ESPN.com. To e-mail him, click here.


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When all the knots that strangle the heart are loosened, the mortal becomes immortal, here in this very life. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad
Say YES to the Universe. Surrender to Grace. Open to blessings in every circumstance. LOVE
If the doors of perception were cleansed, everything would appear to man as it is - infinite. ~ William Blake
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Roseanne Barr Roasted: The Meanest Jokes of the Night
Brash and brassy comedienne Roseanne Barr was put in the hot seat as the guest of honor of her very own Comedy Central roast, taped Saturday night at the Hollywood Palladium. Compared to the nastier roast endured by celebrity train wreck Charlie Sheen in 2011, Barr's night had an overwhelming "it's all in good fun" vibe. That's not to say that the show wasn't without a few barbs. Barr's size, politics, career, and marriage were all fair game for roastmaster Jane Lynch and roasters Seth Green, Ellen Barkin, Wayne Brady, Gilbert Gottfried, Jeffrey Ross, Carrie Fisher and others.
The biggest surprise of the evening came when Tom Arnold, Barr's ex-husband, took a turn at the mic. "We have not been in the same room for 18 years," Arnold said to a seemingly shocked Barr, the Los Angeles Times reports, before starting in on their four-year marriage and messy divorce. "I'm not here to tear Roseanne a new one, because I've seen the old one," Arnold said. Arnold ended the night on a surprisingly sweet note, however, crediting his ex-wife with jumpstarting his career. Referring to Barr's appearance on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Arnold said, "You got validation from the king that could never be taken away from you. Roseanne, you were my Johnny Carson."
While Arnold's closing remarks were aww-worthy, the roast included plenty of jabs that elicited shock and dismay from the audience. Here's a roundup of the meanest jokes made at Barr's expense.
Amy Schumer: "I was surprised you were running for president. I just think a lot of people just couldn't picture you, like, running."
Katey Sagal: "It's great to see Roseanne back in the spotlight. Technically, it's two spotlights, but you get the idea."
Wayne Brady: "Roseanne, it's been said that you stole Sam Kinison's style: you're fat, loud and you died in the '90s. But, Roseanne, you had to overcome a lot to make it in Hollywood, and that's why I love you — bad marriages, mental illness, plus, you look like Roseanne. You're oversized, beat up, and you reek of marijuana. You're kind of like Willie Nelson's tour bus. Except people still wanna ride that."
Anthony Jeselnik: "Roseanne, what does it say about you that when you accused your father of incest, there was an outpouring of sympathy for your father."
Ellen Barkin: "You totally changed the way men do not give a f**k about women's opinions."
Gilbert Gottfried: "Tonight, it's our chance to end the reign of Rozilla forever. Everyone, grab your torches and lead her to the pit. She'll think it's a barbecue!"
Jane Lynch: "She's one of those rare celebrities so famous that she's referred to by just one name: b***h … I waved to you outside but then I realized it was just one of those inflatable parking lot gorillas."
Jeffrey Ross: "I've got to give it to you, you've been tortured and abused all night and you're still hanging in there. Roseanne, I'm not talking to you, I'm talking to the chair you're sitting on." (Bonus: "Instead of running for president, why don't you try walking on a treadmill. I'd vote for you but I'm against big government. That's just what we need, a round president in an oval office.")
Tom Arnold: "Rosie, this is true — she actually had 'Property of Tom Arnold' tattooed on her hip, which made me the fourth largest property owner in California."
The Comedy Central Roast of Roseanne will air on Comedy Central at 10pm on Sunday, August 10.
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text: I used to use an app called Pictarine, which would show me all the images posted by Twitter/Facebook people etc, but first it stopped pulling from Twitter and now its disappeared from the Play store so if I uninstall it I won't be able to install it again. Does anyone know of an app that does this that I can use? I've tried the apps I can find on the Play store but the nearest is Pixable but it doesn't seem to show a lot of photos. Anyone have any suggestions please.


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Why my best friend's mother had to go to a segregated school
55 years ago today U.S. Supreme Court rules on school segregation
It was 55 years ago today the Supreme Court in the U.S. (and you'll see why President Barack Obama's appointment to the Supreme Court is so critical) ruled that school desegregation was illegal.
Even until 1963, less than a half-century ago, Alabama's Governor George Wallace stood in a school house door denying "Negroes" admission to an all-white school.
The Supreme Court Decision was Brown versus Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. I invite you to click on the links and get educated.
Also famous in segregation history is Little Rock Nine.
My best friend's mother was Hispanic, in New Mexico, and still had to go to a "non-white" high school in the '50s.


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Languedoc is the region of ancient France from which the name De la croix was derived. It comes from when the family lived in Languedoc, where the family was found since the early Middle Ages.
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In 1643, 109 years after the first landings by Cartier, there were only about 300 people in Quebec, in 1663 there were only 500, 2,000 migrants arrived during the next decade. Early marriage was desperately encouraged amongst the immigrants. Youths of 18 took fourteen-year-old girls for their wives. The fur trade was developed and attracted migrants, both noble and commoner from France. 15,000 explorers left Montreal in the late 17th and 18th centuries. Migration from France to New France or Quebec as it was now more popularly called, continued from France until it fell in 1759. By 1675, there were 7000 French in Quebec. By the same year the Acadian presence in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island had reached 500. In 1755, 10,000 French Acadians refused to take an oath of allegiance to England and were deported to Louisiana. Meanwhile, in Quebec, the French race flourished, founding in Lower Canada, one of the two great solitudes which became Canada. Many distinguished contributions have been made by members of this family name De la croix. It has been prominent in the arts, religion, politics and culture in France and New France. Amongst the settlers in North America with this distinguished name De la croix were Mr. or Mrs. Lacroix, aged 28; who settled in Louisiana in 1719; Mr. or Mrs. Lacroix, aged 36; who settled in Mississippi in 1820; Mr. or Mrs. Lacroix, aged 36.
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Deforming boundaries - is it possible?
Hi there.
I´m simulationg a kind of bubble column and would like to make it a little more sofisticated.
At the top boundary - degassing - it is possible to plot the pressure profile.
The highest pressures are, of course, found at the spot where the gas hits this boundary.
Is there any way to make the mesh deform following this pressure profile?
The goal is to, somehow, simulate the elevation on the liquid surface due the gas. So, where the pressure is higher, the mesh would deform.
I´ve been working with this kind of flow, considering a domain bottom half filled of liquid and top half filled of gas, but it is a bit hard to deal with it, so I´m working with a degassing condition now.
Any hint?
It would be possible to do this as a deforming mesh but I suspect a free surface approach would be better. Can you do a free surface model rather than a degassing boundary?
I've read there are people doing that (single-phase simulation, and using a moving/deforming boundary to represent the free surface).
But I've never seen an example, and always wondered how do you calculate the movement of that free-surface boundary.
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text: OpenID Stats on May 1st, 2008 May 1, 2008 by Larry Drebes One of the most useful statistics to track the growth of OpenID is the count of Relying Parties (web sites that accept OpenID). Since launching myopenid.com nearly three years ago, we have been able to provide a fairly decent view of the RP landscape. Two and half years ago it was like Christmas every time a new site appeared. Whereas today we regularly see a 100 new unique sites a day. Since we started providing these numbers, we've taken a conservative approach in what we call an RP. We strip out what appears to be purely dev testing. Anything with localhost, .local, ports other than 80 & 443 gets tossed. We also consolidate obvious related trustroots into one. For example sites like 37 signals, wetpaint and others, create many unique trustroots (which is perfectly valid), but for a truth in numbers sake we don't count these as a separate 1000 sites, we count them as 1. Sometimes these patterns aren't immediate obvious and we retroactively add them to a filter list. This can cause the RP count to be adjusted slightly downward over time. At the end of April there were 13196 RP's. At current rates, this number doubles before the kids go back to school in the fall, but I suspect we will be at a steeper growth curve before that time (more on this in another post). ~ Larry Drebes


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Thursday 29
TOOLE AROUND. The Tucson/Pima Arts Council raises the ante--and helps keep a roof over downtown's creative minds--with Cause, an exhibition and silent auction benefiting the Toole Shed Studios.
In case you're not up to speed, the studios sprawl colorfully just north of the Sixth Avenue underpass, adorned with industrial-strength murals and a few beat-up trucks parked outside.
Featured in the exhibit/auction are works by more than 25 artists who call the Toole Shed home.
Exhibit and auction run concurrently through February 27, with an opening reception from 6 to 9 tonight, in the T/PAC Community Gallery, 240 N. Stone Ave. Regular gallery hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information, call 624-0595.
SHATTERED DISCOURSE. Rutgers University professor Dr. George L. Kelling tackles the thorny question of uncivil disobedience with a lecture titled Fixing Broken Windows: Restoring Order and Reducing Crime in Our Communities.
Co-author of a book by the same name, Kelling uses the image of broken windows to explain how neighborhoods might decay--both physically and culturally--if no one attends faithfully to their maintenance. He argues that the best way to fight crime is to address the disorder preceding it.
Kelling's appearance is sponsored by the UA College of Business and Public Administration.
Free lecture runs from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. in the UA Berger Auditorium, located on campus in McClelland Hall, on the north end of the pedestrian underpass at Speedway and Park Avenue. Call 621-2165 for details.
TOUGH NUTS. Are you faced with a steady barrage of professional snafus? The Arizona Small Business Association wants to help with a workshop appropriately titled Problem Solving. Mike Rega of ECG/Persuasive Communications teaches you how to identify, dissect and ultimately solve complex business problems and get long-term positive results.
Free workshop runs from 8 to 10 a.m. in the Doubletree Hotel, 445 S. Alvernon Way. Call 886-6588 for information.
Friday 30
GREEN SAMARITANS. A cadre of organizations help ease hunger with the first-annual Community Food Bank Golf Tournament. Sponsored by the Arizona Diamond Backs, Chicago White Sox, Colorado Rockies and Budweiser, among others, the tourney is a four-person scramble with all local rules on the new links at Continental Ranch golf course. Come play for a good cause, or simply lend moral support from the sidelines.
Tournament begins at 8 a.m. at The Links, 8480 N. Continental Links Drive. For registration and other information, call 622-0525.
UNLOCKED PERSPECTIVES. Bloodhut, Tucson's theatrical purveyor of women's issues, unleashes its uproarious and usually poignant perspective with a short set of new readings and improvisations titled From the Vaults. Also included will be an impromptu piece based on the game Truth or Dare. Proceeds from this outing will help the women of Bloodhut keep up their gutsy, good work.
Free event begins at 7:30 tonight in Antigone Books, 411 N. Fourth Ave. For details, call 792-3715.
VEXING VACATION. Picture this: a long-awaited escape from the daily hum-drum, to a place where the lovely breezes flow and life is carefree. Sounds good--until you combine those soothing elements with a dastardly crime in a vacation spot where no one can eat, no one can sleep, and no one is who they say they are. That's the vexing setting for Quicksilver Productions' The Butler Did It. Written by Tim Kelly and directed by Jasmine Koh, the drama involves "one killer, seven sleuths, and 90 minutes of your life gone by."
Show time is 8 tonight in the Temple of Music and Art Cabaret Theater, 330 S. Scott Ave. Evening and matinee performances continue Friday through Sunday through February 8. Tickets are $7 per person, or $12 for a couple. For students and seniors, tickets are $6 per person, or $10 for a couple. Call 529-2687 for reservations and information.
Saturday 31
SOUTHWEST SOIREE. Enjoy a little Puccini, Verdi, Bishop, Weill, Stomponi and Handel--along with a touch of Mozart--when Southwest Artists present an evening of song. Performers will include Judith Anderson, Ann L. Ashton, Bridget Stoll, Cathy Wolfson and soprano and tango impresario Mara Carlson, among others.
Performance is 7 tonight in the PCC Recital Hall, 2202 W. Anklam Road. A $5 donation is requested at the door. For details, call 206-6988.
QUICK TRIP. Historian Peter Booth aims his timeless sights on the development of Tucson, with a colorful and informative narrative reaching from the Old Pueblo's Spanish Colonial days up through territorial times, and right into the struggle for statehood. His lecture is part of the Arizona Historical Society's Quickie History series. "This is an opportunity for everyone to learn about the real Tucson," Booth says. "It wasn't all saloons and gunfights."
Lecture is 8:30 a.m. in the AHS, 949 E. Second St. Series cost is $20 per person, $15 for society members, and a museum tour and continental breakfast are included. Pre-registration is required. Call 628-5774 for registration and other information.
Sunday 1
FOR A SONG. The Tucson Concert Band revs up its classical reeds to showcase a bevy of past musical luminaries. Included will be the music of Samuel Barber, Peter Tchaikovsky, Darius Milhaud, Richard Rodgers and Cole Porter.
Free concert is 3 p.m. in the Berger Performing Arts Center, 1200 W. Speedway Boulevard. For details call 298-1252.
NATIVE SON. Musician Michael Clooney is known as a piercing folk original, and for his famous carload of instruments--from six- and 12-string guitars to five-string and fretless banjoes, a concertina, harmonica, kazoo and jewharp. And if that ain't enough, this guy's also a native Tucsonan.
Following a long absence, Clooney returns to dazzle hometowners, revealing why he's been called "the nation's most consummate, versatile interpreter of traditional music...an encyclopedia of songs and stories." According to Chicago Magazine, "This one-man folk festival is a must to see."
Performance is 3 p.m. in the Unitarian Universalist Church of Tucson, 4831 E. 22nd St. Advance tickets are $12, $10 for seniors, students, and TFTM members, available at the Folk Shop, Hear's Music, Workshop Music, or by calling 881-3947. Tickets are $2 more at the door.
TURNINGONTHELAMPLIGHT. The Lamplight Reading Series opens in February with poet Scott Stanley. Aside from being a highly creative local, Stanley is also co-editor of the Tucson Poet newspaper, a meaty newcomer on the publication scene. He'll be joined by series veteran Warren Andrle.
Stanley reads from his work at 5 p.m. in The Blue Willow Restaurant and Poster Gallery, 2616 N. Campbell Ave. Admission is free. For information, call 908-0927.
Monday 2
NATIVE EXPOSURE. Native American crafts from across the United States and Canada roll into town today, as the two-week American Indian Exposition gets underway.
More than 20 vendors will be on hand, along with demonstrations by several artists, including drum painting by Sonja Holy Eagle of the Lakota Tribe, and a booksigning by expo organizer Fred Synder.
Free event runs daily through February 15 in the Travelodge Flamingo, 1300 N. Stone Ave. For information, call 622-4900.
Tuesday 3
MUSICAL MIX. They've dedicated themselves to beefing up local musical education, and providing intensive symphonic training for the region's budding talents. Now they celebrate that fine cause with the Bilingual Educational Concert, under the direction of Suzette Battan, and featuring players ranging in age from 11 to 18.
This family show will include 20th-century classics set to bilingual narration, including John William's "Star Wars Medley," "Walton's Suite" from the film Henry V, and Richard Rodgers' ballet, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue.
Free concert is 7:30 tonight in the Desert View High School Auditorium, 4101 E. Valencia Road. Call 326-2793 for details.
CREATIVITY IN FLIGHT. A fine collection of art floats into view this month as part of the Tucson Arts District Partnership's Phantom Gallery program.
The impulsive, unstructured mental landscapes of Jennifer Sullivan Carney join Joan Sullivan Marum's painted wood sculptures and Prismacolor drawings in the TADP offices at 4 E. Congress St.
Janet Miller's whimsical enamel-on-glass images of saints, icons and other imagery are displayed at 110 S. Church Ave., in La Placita Village; and 221 N. Court Ave. features en plein air watercolors by Palmer Butler. Showing at 45 N. Sixth Ave. is Aloha Shirts, a project by Flowing Wells Junior High School students. The project culminates an in-depth color study, and includes works by Justin Bedell, Angel Martin del Campo, Carly Caffarel, Mary Jenkins, Daisy Zimmerman, Crystal Francis, Krisia Hammond, Erika Henrikson, Randi Colburn, Richard Vasquez and Ricardo Peru.
Phantom Gallery hours vary. For times and other details, call 624-4994.
PHILOSOPHICAL STRINGS. They took their name from a philosopher, and learned their chops at some of the finest academies around. Now the Emerson String Quartet graces Tucson with the performing skill that's earned them a Grammy and countless other awards.
Featuring alternating violinists Eugene Drucker and Philip Setzer, violist Lawrence Dutton and cellist David Finckel, the quartet first gained the national spotlight in 1988 with a Carnegie Hall debut featuring the six Bartók quartets in a single evening.
"The Emerson has the traditional string-quartet virtues; each player is a strongly characterized individual, but the ensemble is temperamentally as well as sonically in balance," says The New Yorker. "The four minds play upon each other, and upon the work, in perfect harmony...."
Performance is 8 tonight in the TCC Leo Rich Theatre, 260 S. Church Ave. Tickets are $14, $4 for students, and available by calling 298-5806.
Wednesday 4
TWO-WHEELED QUEST. Their goal is to prod local pols and the public into taking bikes seriously as a clean and safe form of transportation. But that involves more than just popping on a helmet and hitting the concrete. It means long-range planning towards increased bike use, and away from a hazy future clogged with belching automobiles.
If you feel the same, you can help give this big vision a higher profile with like-minded folks of the Community Bike Ride coalition. They gather on the first Wednesday of each month for free three-mile rides that are open to everyone, and are kid-friendly.
Ride begins at 4:30 p.m. in the Time Market parking lot, 444 E. University Blvd. For information, call 322-9819.
FRIENDLY TOMES. Their mission is noble--helping libraries throughout Tucson and Pima County remain thriving bastions of knowledge. To that end, Friends of the Tucson-Pima Public Library are hosting their 27th-annual book sale. This fantastic literary smorgasbord includes thousands of titles from the high-falutin' to the sublime, along with CDs, tapes and computer software, all at gangbuster prices.
Sale continues outside Dillard's in Park Mall from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, through February 15. For details, call 744-9530.
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88a2Guide to the Kentucky State Poetry Society Records, 1966-1986Sharon Brown McConnellUniversity ArchivesEastern Kentucky University126 John Grant Crabbe LibraryRichmond, Kentucky40475-3102 USAPhone: (606) 622-1792Email: firstname.lastname@example.com: http://www.library.eku.edu/sca/Eastern Kentucky University1988Text converted and initial EAD tagging provided by Apex Data Services, April 2000.ENGGuide to the Kentucky State Poetry Society Records, 1966-1986Contact Information:University ArchivesEastern Kentucky University126 John Grant Crabbe LibraryRichmond, Kentucky40475-3102Phone: (606) 622-1792Email: email@example.com: http://www.library.eku.edu/sca/Processed by: Sharon Brown McConnellDate Completed: 1988Encoded by: Apex Data Services Copyright 2000 Eastern Kentucky University. All Rights Reserved.Kentucky State Poetry Society Records, 1966-198688A2Kentucky State Poetry SocietyEastern Kentucky University ArchivesRichmond, Kentucky 40475-3102This collection is open for research.Copyright has not been assigned to Eastern Kentucky University. [Identification of item], Kentucky State Poetry Society Records, 1966-1986, University Archives, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond.The Kentucky State Poetry Society (KSPS) grew out of a meeting of the Eastern Kentucky Poetry Society in Ashland, Kentucky in 1965. In 1966, KSPS was accepted by the National Federation of State Poetry Societies. The first annual meeting was at the Henry Clay Hotel in Ashland on October 14, 1967. In 1976 Governor Julian Carroll proclaimed October 15th as National Poetry Day. In 1966, the first Pegasus was printed. At that time the publication consisted of four pages. By 1970 it grew to a larger periodical and has been issued from two to four times a year.Membership in KSPS is not restricted to Kentuckians nor is age a barrier. In the early seventies there were over five hundred members. An annual contest is held each year containing more than thirty categories. In addition a book fair is held each year by L. B. Dalton book store in Oxmoor Center in Louisville. KSPS continues to prosper and grow. The collection of publications generated by members is housed in University Archives.The Kentucky State Poetry Society records were housed at the Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University from 1975 until 1988. At this time they were moved to the University Archives. The collection consists of five boxes of publications, one box of business papers, and eight scrapbooks containing photographs and clippings. The collection was transferred in good condition. Even the alphabetical sequence of the publications was maintained. Papers have been arranged by subject and then filed chronologically. Scrapbooks were measured and wrapped. Cards for the material had been typed previously and were sent with the collection. Items will be added to the collection from time-to-time by the historian and the curator of the society.Container ListPublication SeriesThe Publication Series is filed in five boxes. The first three boxes contain volumes of verse by members of the Kentucky State Poetry Society. These are arranged alphabetically by the author's lastname. The fourth box contains anthologies and a few periodicals in which the works of members are published. The fifth box holds copies of Pegasus printed in the years 1971-2.1Adams, Eunice1Auxier, Sylvia Trent1Barnes, Mary Jane1Beam, Ernie1Berg, Viola Jacobson1Butler, Ronald1Chaffin, Lillie D.1Chandler, Rose1Cohen, William Howard1Cook, Ramona Graham1Davis, Ann Pence1De Bolt, William Walter1Downs, Mattie Proctor1Dunbar, Ida1Evans, Virginia Moran1Faulconer, Mary Goodnow1Francis, Robert1Giammarino, Jaye1Fragments1The Grace of the Bough1Love-Vine1Meadow Rue1No Stranger to the Earth1Naomi and Ruth1Home Folks1The Heart of Things1Season of Falling Stars1Appalachian History and Other Poems1Rainbows1Waiting for Love; Lyrics of the Past, Present, Future, and a Land of the Imagination1We be Warm Till Springtime Comes1Moonlight Mystique1The Hill Way Home1A Merry Heart1So Swift The Stone1Gates and Trails1Songs Under Stars1Finding Love1Let There Be Light1To Seek the Sun1Angel song1Immortal Moments1The Orb Weaver1A Certain Hunger1Moon Age Poets1Sun of Reflection1Wine in a Gold Cup2Goddard, Hazel Firth2Howard, Rev. Fielding T.2Kherdian, David2Lacy, Elsie Halsey2Chestnuts and Autumn Leaves2Scattered Stars2Shadow and Sunbeam2Traveling America2From Cumberland Hills2From Kentucky Hills2Peaceful As a Dove Is My America2Poetized Musings2Thoughts Voiced in Poems3Liebknecht, Henrietta3MacIntyre, Gordon and Virginia3Modglin, Nel3Moor, Elizabeth Ann M3Oliphant, Genieve Locke3Perlam, Jess3Proctor, James W.3Reed, Mabel Henderson3Reed, Rufus M.3Reid, William Hill3Salyers, Paul3Seese, Ethel Gray3Sexauer, Arwin F.B3Srinivas, Dr. Krishna3Solvin, Lois C.3Spears, Woodridge3Thomas, Rudy3Vanover, Grace Lee3Wallace-White, Daniel3Wheeler, Marjorie Benjamin3Wiley, Vivian3Winsett, Marvin Davis3Woolfolk, Miriam L.3Wood, Audrey and Miriam3Childhood's Sweet Enchantment3The Stranger and Other3Stories3Under Western Skies3Music at Sunrise3The Rhymer3The Stones Would Cry3Where Love is..3Among Thorns3Candles in the Dark3Out Of My Head...3Shirttail Fork3Selected Poems3Looking-Glasses3I Can't Unwish the Night3Since Yesterday3The Green Bough3Twelve Months to Sing3Blessed Be the Damned3Corkscrews Of My Mind3Kentucky Canes3My Native Land3The Passing Day3Through My Eyes3Voice of the Hills3Psychic Hinge4SONGS FROM LA CASA de PAZ (1963-1985)4The tastevin4Great American World Poets4Forecast4River Island4The Ground of Memory4TORNADO and Other Poems4A Bit of Clay4Telling It Like It Is4ye on the Dawn4A Spring Tide Bouquet4Remembered Earth4For the Birds4SUNSHINE AND THUNDER4One plus One4Askins, Donald and David Morris4Cyclo Flame4First Flight4Haiku Highlights and Other4Short Poems4New Ground4Summer 19664Autumn 19664Winter 19664Autumn 19684A Collection4Halley, H.H.4Jernigan, Jack4The Long Way Home4New Earth Review4Reaching4Reaching 19784Reaching4Spirit4The Undiscovered and4Other Poems4Halley's Bible Handbook4The Forever Beau4A Collection4Vol. 2, Numbers 1, 2, 3, and 44Vol. 2, No. 1(2 copies)4Issue 5. - Lexington Poets.41982-1983.4Gift of Miriam Wool folk4Lillie D. Chaffin4#2 Reaching 1979-8041985-864A Magazine of Poetry4Upward Bound Students at4Southeast Community4College5Pegasus 1971-72Subject SeriesThe Subject Series consists of one box of papers relating to the Kentucky State Poetry Society. Each folder contains papers arranged alphabetically under the title of the folder and chronologically thereunder. Very little correspondence has been gathered. The constitution of the Society in included. Random contests are accounted for. While this material is valuable, it is by no means complete. These items cover the years 1966-1986.5Academy of American Poets5Clippings and Notices ca.5Contest Sheets and Winners5Constitution 19745Correspondence 1972-19865Cross-Currents 1966-19675KSPS Newsletter 1974-765Membership Lists 1968-725Poetry Pilot 1969-19775Treasurer's Notes 1966-685Winning Poems in 1967 contest 19675Winning Poems in 1971 contest 1971Scrapbook SeriesEight parcels are included in this series. Many are a mixture of photographs of members and clippings about members or of the annual meetings of the Society. One volume contains photographs of members and holograph poems by members. It was the effort of the group at one time to have a picture and poem by each member. The goal fell far short. Most of the items are not dated; the first is from 1967. Emphasis is definitely on the late sixties and the early seventies.5Wrapped Parcel 1Scrapbook: 1966-1970This item contains articles and clippings about the finding of the Kentucky State Poetry Society. Some photographs are included. There are a few newsletters from the Eastern Kentucky Poetry-Society.5Wrapped Parcel 2Scrapbook: 1971-1976.This scrapbook contains clippings about poets and published poems by members of the Society. A letter from Lou Dell McIntosh of the Department of Parks in Frankfort is included.5Wrapped Parcel 3Scrapbook: 1965-1984This scrapbook contains clippings about poets and published poems.5Wrapped Parcel 4Scrapbook: 1974.This scrapbook is comprised of articles about poets and published poems. A list of contest winners from 1974 is included.5Wrapped Parcel 5Scrapbook: 1967-1976.This book contains a photograph, biographical sketch, and holograph poem of certain poets in KSPS. There are a few loose items.5Wrapped Parcel 6Scrapbook: 1967-1974This scrapbook contains photographs of poets including Jesse Stuart and Jim Wayne Miller.5Wrapped Parcel 7Scrapbook: 1971-1978This collection consists of photographs of members taken during the annual meetings.Broadsides: 1966-85-5Wrapped Parcel 8Kentucky Is My Land5Wrapped Parcel 837, avenue sanson, Cimitiere Montmarte. 1985.5Wrapped Parcel 8A Stop In The Desert. Josif Beodsky. 1966.
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