text: Rebecca's and Stephen's comments get to the heart of it. The MARC 1XX tag does not really say the role, it is just the support of a "certain kind of citation" and a differentiator of titles that are alike. We used to call that main entry but cannot say that any more. AAP takes it place and is an interesting transformation. As Adam points out "most" of the 1XX are authors and since not everything is perfect he suggested going with calling it creator. As for the MARC 7XX, I have no idea how many are actually creators unless there is a role attached – and sometimes there is – so I agree with calling them agents unless there is a role. Since I have wished cataloging specified roles ever since I started using libraries, i.e., as a user, I will not say how many times I have asked why we did not do it. Going forward I hope that catalogers will be supplying roles on agents they associate with their descriptions. After all, they know the role or they would not be taking the time to associate the agent. Sally From: Bibliographic Framework Transition Initiative Forum [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Stephen Hearn Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 5:54 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: [BIBFRAME] 7XX fields without relator terms And then there's the problem of asking the 1XX to be both the entry term for a certain kind of citation and the expression of the relationship between an agent and the work. If the author/title text string used to specify the the work contained in a manifestation was separated from the 245 construction and recorded independently somewhere else (carrying with it the hapless 240 field), then all the names could be expressed with their role relationships in 7XX fields and the citation form could also be preserved, since it does have uses. Stephen On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 3:35 PM, Guenther, Rebecca <[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote: What is most important, I agree, is the role the entity plays in relation to the resource. Yes, it's a problem that 1XX is mapped to creator, while 7XX to contributor, since many of the entities in 7XX are creators and it is just the fact that 1XX isn't repeatable that they are mapped to contributor (because there's no way to tell which of the 7XX are creators). This was always a problem for mapping MARC to Dublin Core for instance (and MODS chose not to make a distinction between creator and contributor). It is a problem with existing data and we would be served better if the roles had been recorded (but it was policy not to—except in certain cases-- rather than the ability to do it in the format). RDA certainly puts more importance on naming the role. But whether the particular role is considered creator or contributor varies according to the type of resource—and for AV materials it is particularly challenging because there are so many different contributions. RDA Appendix I tells you what roles to consider creator and what contributor, but there may not be general agreement on that for all kinds of resources. For instance, for audio materials, if you have popular music the performer has been considered the creator, but for musical works the creator is the conductor-- but RDA Appendix I tells us that performers are contributors. I might argue that the distinction of creator vs contributor isn't useful because it's subjective and depends on the particular form of material and that it is the particular role that allows you to make these distinctions. This challenge is expressed well in the AV BIBFRAME report: "The creation of time-based media is rarely the product of a single "creator." Unlike the case of printed materials, which are typically the product of one or at most a small handful of agents, who generally share the same role (e.g. multiple authors of a book or journal article), the creation of a typical studio album, film, television, or radio program can involve several personal or corporate agents performing various functions in the creation of content. Depending on the type of content, the roles of these "primary" agents might include performer, screenwriter, director, producer, editor, cameraperson, actor, speaker, composer, recording engineer, interviewer, etc. There are many more additional agents who might be considered additional "contributors." Other agents fulfilling a wider range of roles may also contribute to the creation, but be considered "additional" agents. Therefore, identifying the primary "creator" and supporting "contributors," for this content, as is often required in library cataloging, is very challenging, and can lead to inconsistent or even misleading descriptions." [1] Rebecca [1] Kara Van Maissen, BIBFRAME AV Modeling Study http://www.loc.gov/bibframe/pdf/bibframe-avmodelingstudy-may15-2014.pdf (p. 6) From: Bibliographic Framework Transition Initiative Forum [mailto:[log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>] On Behalf Of Philip Schreur Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2014 3:47 PM To: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> Subject: Re: [BIBFRAME] 7XX fields without relator terms I totally agree. And it's why when we made the switch to RDA for our original cataloging a few years back we made the commitment to add role for all persons and corporate bodies in our cataloging (and trace all creators, no matter how many). It takes a bit of getting used to but seems natural now. Phil Stanford University On 10/22/14 12:08 PM, Karen Coyle wrote: It's important for ALL creative works. That's why it's too bad that the data only separates between "main entry" and "other" without further distinction. But without some role coding, all you can know, from a machine interpretation point of view, is "main/other." Oh, and most of the time we don't even know the role of the main entry, because "main entry" isn't a creative role. Take this as a lesson of the difference between creating data for humans, and creating data for machines. We're still doing the former. Should we continue to do so? kc On 10/22/14 10:42 AM, Gordon, Bruce J. wrote: For sound and audiovisual items the distinction between contributor and creator is important. -Bruce Bruce J. 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Darko Karadjitch is an international artist, born and raised in the former Yugoslavia, who was bound to leave his country under dramatic circumstances but who has been trying to find his inner balance in his work ever since. A large portion of his work comprises huge sculptures, very tall and indomitable, which almost touch the sky or at least they appear that way. These totem poles are made of wood or metal such as iron, and usually they consist of circular discs or triangular shapes. However, all of them, different in size, shape and colour have one thing in common: they search for an inner balance, like an acrobat who struggles to balance out his rope, like the primordial totem-poles from the Easter Islands, very much like an exiled artist who tries to figure out his new environment which can take the size of the very universe at will! Some of these balanced/unbalanced sculptures were accomplished in the "Lookout sculpture park" in the U.S. (2003) and some of them were executed in Karadjitch's Parisian studio "La Forge". At times, the artist prefers natural materials such as wood and unforged iron, and at times he works with steel which he then colors in vivid primary colors. However, it is his struggle for the inner balance of objects that truly matters to Darko Karadjitch, as he also burns his material and works with fire (see his burnt wooden installation entitled "Feu"(2002)).
His search for balance as much as his Zen approach to the extreme infinity of a circle repeat themselves in his early paintings which are abstract, primary, circular and erotically charged (1992-1996). His larger canvases contain golden circles, but they are also the artist's graphic exercises in style of the Russian Futurists, above all in the tradition of Malevitch where a "yellow circle" gets challenged by a "black square" and where the highest symbolism in art becomes daily food for Karadjitch's thought.
Much of his painting is quite "organic" and economical as it explores the polarities or the binary value of the universal phenomena. His idea of the polarities he would express in his installation "Day and Night" (2002), where two identical round bowls stand next to one another. This particular idea he pretty much follows in his installations of diptychs, two curvy, identical round objects which present billions of tiny circles which at certain angles enter and exit the surface of the object. His objects are Magritte-like illusions of mirrors-that-became-paintings that also turned into a starry sky or a next-door universe which we are about to discover.
Darko Karadjitch's artistic universe becomes ever more peopled with the scientific explorations of the painterly matter during the last two decades , as he constantly opens himself up to thinking about the role of mathematics or "chance operation" in his work. In his installation "Christ", the portraits of Jesus could be observed as a succession of bigger and smaller circles which truly belong to the essence of universe. His early installation entitled "Lab samples" and executed for the Living Art Museum in Iceland (1999), consisted of blue and yellowish glass tubes filled with liquid. If we take a closer look at this installation , which is a far away gaze from a distance, we see a huge abstract bipolar and diochrome painting in it. Perhaps the artist sees this world as a huge painterly installation that we fail to observe as such.
Darko Karadjitch has also executed installations "Ascensus/descensus", a meditation on Dante's ladder of life, and "Homme Tentaculaire" (Centipede-man) in his own space, his artist's home/studio in Parisian 18th arrondissement as a part of 'Porte Ouverte' open show. However, his most recent work has been crowned recently by the prestigious Réalités Nouvelles award, which he received for his serpentine sculpture denying gravity; we have caught glimpses on his life in art and times in his Parisian studio last week.
Every year in France, a special jury of visual art critics give just a few important professional awards to the artists who participate in the Parisian show Salon Réalité Nouvelles. This year, more than 400 artists were candidates but the "Galleries and Museums" prize went to Darko Karadžić, an artist from former Yugoslavia who has lived In Paris for more than 25 years. I have written about Karadžić a lot, as I have followed his multidisciplinary work of a sculptor cum graphic artist cum performance multimedia interventionist from his early days of arriving in Paris. At the time when he was living and working in a squat I wrote that in all of his art works "Karadžić searches for an inner balance and equilibrium, a metaphysical sense which he had lost in his migrations between different continents , and that he often gets to it by working in a heavy art material". In this search he has always found himself in the midst of an unusual space which is his new daily habitat, a cosmic entity as well, for an artist in exile his home is everywhere as it is nowhere at the same time.
Not too many things have really changed in Karadzic's approach to his work in the last 20 years – this work has been always exceptionally solid and beautiful, however, it feels that it has gained a new philosophical aspect to it justly solidified in the prize-winning sculpture which exemplifies his new attitude. This wooden sculpture's form is abstract as well, but it floats in the air, suspended, as if devoid of gravity, it goes right upward to the sky, irreverent to any grounding. In previous sculptures, the artist had also built in natural material, but they were mainly grounded, erected on a massive pedestal. This new sculpture is quite different – according to a critic Anne-Laure Peressen, it resembles a serpent wavering and hypnotizing the spectator. We found the artist in his studio in the 18th arrodissement, where he was contemplation "causes and consequences" of getting the recent award.
Nina Zivancevic: How do you feel after your getting this award? Have you felt intuitively, or otherwise, that it was meant to happen?
Darko Karadzic: No, not at all – I had no premonition. Look, even the act of participating and getting to the Salon this time was quite uncertain to me: until the last moment I was not sure that the sculpture would be finished in time to be shown. When the sculpture was finally done, I started working on the pedestal and I hung the sculpture against a plank so that it would not break, for a good moment while I was still at the pedestal. However once I hung that sculpture I understood immediately that it was better to have it hung in the air, it was in a constant move, like us humans. Its character is totally "dematerialized" and is closer to the notion of a 'vibration', something in a constant flux. When you walk past that sculpture it starts wavering in the midst of an air current. So even my act of creation, when I was putting it together was uncertain – look, I almost got my finger chopped off working on its pedestal and then I realized it could do without it, then the whole night prior to the show opening I worked on the application of gold leaf to the wooden edges of the sculpture. This gilding technique is an art application which has been giving headaches to the old masters of Icons-making throughout the ages. I worked on the sculpture's gilding all night long, I was not satisfied and was ready to give up on it entirely when a friend who knows this technique quite well called me and said "Don't give up, you will get there, it will look great!"
So I went to the Salon in the morning and was the last one to hand in my work. The following day my wife greeted me with the words, "Hey, those guys from the Salon have called, it seems that you've got the award!" I haven't even thought about the award for a single second, I just wanted to finish that damned sculpture, I did not want to embarrass myself, kind of..
See, for me personally, the most important thing is to create a piece which can function in space, this fact is more important than getting any particular award.
NZ: You had worked in metal a lot prior to this sculpture, how come you abandoned it?
DK: Wood is a "warmer" material, it is lighter and less monumental than metal, more to the measure of man – metal we use for big monumental pieces which are meant for open spaces, parks, like that sculpture 6 meters tall placed in a Dutch park that you discussed a couple of years ago. Anyways, when you make huge sculptures in metal they are too heavy to move around. These new ones are lighter , in wood, but they seem easily detached streaming upwards , right to the sky. I would like to liberate my sculptures, to get rid of weight and mass which bind them to the ground. I would like to reduce or elevate my sculpture to the simple line drawings which are closer to my heart, although these new ones are difficult to be executed as they are thin wood, very fragile and easily broken..
NZ: Do you also imply the fact that you're leaving the circle, your old favorite form (meaning the sun, round universe, a ball, etc) in sculpture?
DK: Oh, it's so difficult to get the right circle in sculpture – my own ideal would rather be an exploration of the "totem" form, something vertical, so I try to combine the circles, so called round forms, lenses, by lining them up in a vertical line. If you like, the circle is everything! It is a sign of the universe, it is both space and our window into the unity of things, and that's exactly how it is represented in Symbolism, as an "all encompassing" symbol and as an endless circular universe. A couple of years ago when i was working on an installation in a castle in the South of France I used to work on round objects- the headlamp of an old Fiat was round and it served me as a frame for my painting which, once placed behind that headlight became, sort of, my own trademark in painting.
NŽ: And your last and the most recent sculpture that you are working on right now?
Darko Karadzic: Oh, it is also my first sculpture ever made here! Upon my arrival in Paris, back in 1993, I found a warped wooden log in a squat la Forge where I used to live and work. I used to work on it, refining it and twisting ever further and then I started painting on it. It was used as a part of an Installation with Lights which the art critics liked a lot and included it in the Belleville artists show in 1994. That very sculpture I dragged everywhere with me later , I included it in numerous shows and as I was moving to different places it always moved with me, until one day it broke down in three uneven pieces. These pieces then dwelled in my studio in Normandy collecting dust so to speak. I was somewhat unwilling to throw them away , they had some sort of patina, a historic value in them, so I decided to make three weird feathers out of them, I connected them with a metal rod so now they float in the air, and this is both my first and my last sculpture as well.


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I'm sitting here commenting on my favorite blogs and I hear a small snore, one I've heard before, and I knew it was her. She's come to be more affectionate after her foot injury. I guess she's reached that stage of life where she's come to realize she's no longer bullet proof. She's even been trying to cozy up to the current dog.
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The latest mail by Change.org which demanded my action was to save the existing Right to Information (RTI) act from amendments being made. As I am writing this piece chances are that the bill would be introduced in the house and it would be passed without any fuss.
For those who are not aware, a bill to amend the RTI will be passed in the Lower House by Minister of State for Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, V Narayanasamy which will keep political parties out of the ambit of the transparency law. The Union Cabinet has already cleared a proposal to amend the RTI Act to give immunity to political parties.
In the month of June, the transparency watchdog Central Information Commission – which ensures the RTI Act is implemented and public queries are answered by government departments – had held that the six national parties including the ruling party Congress and BJP have been substantially funded indirectly by the central government. Hence they were given six weeks to appoint Public Information Officers (PIOs) to handle RTI requests.
The decision of transparency faced a stiff criticism from the Congress party which is credited for the RTI act. Political parties have maintained that the Representation of the People Act and the Income Tax Act provide sufficient transparency regarding financial aspects of political parties. Hence, there is no need for further transparency.
Besides this, the proposed amendment would also mean that educational institution and hospitals, amongst several others who acquire land at subsidised rates and funding less than 51% may go out of the purview of the RTI Act.
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With no political party talking about the amendment, RTI activists, Aam Aadmi Party and netizens have taken up the issue on Twitter. In fact according to a story from HT, some 35 MPs mostly from the BJP party including the likes of Navjot Singh Sidhu, Najma Heptulla, etc. along with Trinamool Congress will be speaking against the amendment.
On a day when #FekuExpress, #ChennaiExpress are trending, a hashtag like #SaveRTI has less visibility but it is still holding its position in India's Top Trends.
The tweets that are making a buzz are:
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Why pol parties running away from accountability. They want to run this country and cant be left unaccounted. #saverti
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It is very rare when we have seen the online media forcing the government to change its course. This is for the simple reason that the fraction of people on Twitter or for that matter on the internet is less in percentage.
Wonder if the citizens of the nation are watching, since at a time when transparency is required not a single party barring a few has come forward. Why are the Indian political parties scared to be transparent if they're doing nothing wrong?


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Recently everyone was shocked by the sudden death of known actor Dmitry Marjanov.
Director Alla Surikov reminded of the beginning of the relationship of the actor with his wife Xenia. According to the woman, Mr much had changed when in his life did Xenia.
"I looked at his wife and thought about the fact that most actors his age are getting married on the leggy blondes. But Dima found a woman very different – a clear, understanding his singing. Dima said that they live many years together. At least the girl to call him dad and loved. They were happy and in love with each other.
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The Best Location in Palm Springs and only THREE blocks from Downtown Palm Springs, Celebrity Hideaway is a walled and gated estate located in a park like setting in one of the most beautiful and exclusive streets in Old Las Palmas. Walk through the front gate and you enter a completely private and serene world with the San Jacinto mountains soaring majestically to the west. You will understand immediately why Celebrity Hideaway (the Beverly Hills of Palm Springs!) remains today, as it was in the past, the neighborhood of celebrities such as: Elizabeth Taylor, Alan Ladd, Dinah Shore, Lily Tomlin, Gene Autry, and many more. Indeed, a short evening stroll will take you past the homes of all of these celebrities!<
This "little house of my dreams" is a great example of a warm welcome - burnished wood floors, Spanish fireplace, mahogany dining table, breakfast nook, and overstuffed furniture beckon. Yet, modern amenities abound:
If you're dreaming of a comfortable and cozy Palm Springs vacation within walking distance of downtown, this is your casa!
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In order to keep our homes in beautiful condition, we have a few policies that ensure your next visit is just as wonderful as your first visit.
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You must be 30+ years of age to reserve any home with ModMansions. Guest must provide a copy of a valid government issued photo id.
Published rates are based on standard occupancy, do not include an 11.5% percent City of Palm Springs room tax, are in U.S. dollars, and are subject to change without notice. Higher Rates do apply during Holiday Periods.
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An Advance Deposit is due at the time of signing the contract with ModMansions. The balance is due 90 days prior to your arrival at the property. In complex long term reservation payment arrangements may be made by contacting us directly.
If staying in a home, with its own private pool, for 28 nights or more, the guest will be required to pay a utility deposit of $1,000.00 to $2,500.00 depending on the property. This deposit will be used to pay the actual monthly gas and electric bills and copies of the actual bills will be provided to guest. Should the stay exceed 28 nights and utilities used exceeds the utility deposit, the guest agrees to pay an additional deposit to cover remaining stay. There is no markup by ModMansions on any utilities.
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Between 0 and 59 days prior to scheduled arrival, no refund is given. If we are able to re-rent the property, we will refund the amount we were able to re-rent it for, up to the pre-paid amount, less a $250 cancellation fee & any credit card or processing fees incurred.
Special event weekends & holidays (Christmas/NY/Thanksgiving/Coachella, etc.) & long-term rentals (stays 28 nights +) no refimd will be given unless we are able to re-rent the property, we will then refund the amount we were able to re-rent it for, up to the pre-paid amount, less a $250 cancellation fee & any credit card or processing fees incurred by ModMansions.
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All homes are non-smoking; Smoking inside the properties is a violation of your rental agreement and subject to immediate forfeiture of your deposit.
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This refundable security deposit applies to all properties and is calculated on the right under "Additional Service Charges". The deposit will be fully refunded if there is no damage to the property.$500.00 ( Per booking )
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"Man's best friend" is welcomed at any of our properties with a deposit. Sorry no cats allowed. This deposit will be fully refunded if no pet damage has occurred.$500.00 ( Per booking )
We'll turn the pool heat on before you get here so you can jump right in! This fee is optional and is not normally necessary during our summer season.$400.00 ( Per days (min days) )


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With the unveiling of the new club crest yesterday, Hartford Athletic's next big move will undoubtedly be the unveiling of several new players. But could we have already gotten a sneak peek at some potential signings?
According to Bet365 (Denmark) – several Danish players could be joining our Danish manager Jimmy Nielsen in Hartford.
If this tweet is to be believed, four new players could be landing in Connecticut – Philip Rasmussen, Nikolaj Lyngø, Mads Jørgensen, Sebastian Dalgaard.
Philip Rasmussen is a 29-year-old midfielder that actually worked with Jimmy Nielsen during his tenure at the Oklahoma City Energy. Nikolaj Lyngö is a 20-year-old Danish centre-back currently playing in the Danish third football tier, the 2. Division, at Jammerbugt FC. Lyngö is considered a good defensive talent and is currently on loan from Aalborg BK.
Sebastian Dalgaard is a 27-year-old left-midfielder currently playing for Middelfart in the Danish 2. Division. Dalgaard does have some American soccer experience, being a part of St. Louis FC and Oklahoma City Energy FC.
Mads Jørgensen is an older and more experienced player at 39-years-old. Jørgensen is a puzzling rumor since the player has supposedly retired from professional soccer, but he might join the club as an assistant manager or player manager.
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Marvin Ankrah, from Ghana, completed his BA degree in Political Science and History at the University of Ghana in 1999. He obtained his MA in Political Science and Sociology in 2004 under the auspices of the Global Studies Program (GSP), which involved the Universities of Freiburg (Germany), Kwazulu Natal (South Africa) and Jawaharlal Nehru (India). Further, he holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Freiburg (2013), specializing in Conflict Resolution, Third World Politics, Regionalism and Integration in Africa. He has two publications to his credit, Conflict Resolution in Africa – The Case of the Organization of African Unity (2004) and Regionalism and Political Instability in West Africa – Developments, Challenges and Prospects (2013). He has served as a teaching assistant (University of Kwazulu Natal, 2002), researcher (Centre for African and Asian Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru, 2003) and a sessional lecturer (Department of Political Studies, University of Saskatchewan, 2017). He is currently the Shelter Case Manager at Lighthouse Supported Living in Saskatoon.
Peta Bonham-Smith is the Dean of the College of Arts & Science and a Professor of Biology at the University of Saskatchewan. Peta came to Canada from the UK in 1981 to attend graduate school at the University of Calgary. She arrived in Saskatoon with her young family n 1992 and joined the Department of Biology at USask in 1994. Prior to holding her current role as Dean she was Vice Dean, Science for five years, and prior to that, Head of the Department of Biology for two years. During this time, she also sat on the board of the Saskatchewan Research Council; she chaired the Governance and Nominations Committee, and served as Vice Chair of the Board of Directors for four years, prior to being Interim Chair for approximately two years. While bringing up a young family in Saskatoon, Peta was involved in community, city-wide and provincial soccer as a player and coach as well as a member of the board for both the Lakewood Zone and Saskatoon Youth Soccer. Peta looks forward to making a significant contribution to the vision of SODS, to enable all newcomers to feel welcome and encouraged to participate in their new economic, social, intellectual and cultural life.
Ranjan Datta is an immigrant Canadian from Bangladesh. Ranjan has been involved in and introduced to a larger community through participation in social well-being and justice movements, such as Saskatoon Open Door Society, the Aboriginal Friendship Centre, the Idle No More Movement, First Nations Land Rights, Saskatoon Community Radio (CFCR 90.5), the Indigenous Language movement, the Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre, and the Friendship Inn. Currently he sits on the boards of several community organizations, including the Multicultural Council of SK, U of S Residence Community Garden, and Saskatoon Car Share Cooperative. Through all these past and ongoing roles, he has learned a range of leadership skills, including networking, collaborative decision-making, management, and, perhaps most importantly, how to transform ideas into practice through commitment and collaborative engagement. Ranjan is a self-motivated individual.
Jeremy Morgan has been actively involved with the cultural communities in Saskatchewan for 30 years as founding CEO of Wanuskewin Heritage Park; CEO of the Saskatchewan Arts Board; Executive Director of the MacKenzie Art Gallery; and, currently, Managing Director of the University of Saskatchewan Art Galleries. Mr. Morgan has served as a member of various volunteer boards and committees, including the Citizen's Advisory Council for the Province's Centennial and Chair of both the Minister's Heritage Council and the Saskatchewan Tourism Authority. He is a recipient of the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal and the Centennial Medal, a lifetime membership in the Museums Association of Saskatchewan, a Premier's Public Service Award and the Mayor of Regina's 2014 Business and the Arts award for Management Excellence and Service. He served as a Diefenbaker Policy Fellow at the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy and is currently chair of the City of Saskatoon's Public Art Advisory Committee.
Amjad Murabit is a lawyer with the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. Amjad's parents immigrated to Canada from Libya and raised him and his ten siblings in Saskatoon. Prior to graduating from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law in 2016, Amjad completed a Master's degree in Sociology. Amjad is a long-time volunteer in the Saskatoon community. He is a member of the Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon and the Canadian Bar Association BarNotes editorial board and regularly volunteers with Pro Bono Law Saskatchewan and the Children's Wish Foundation. Amjad is enthusiastic about Saskatoon Open Door Society's mission and believes that people can do great things if they are supported, empowered and given the proper tools to succeed. Amjad is eager to contribute as a member of Saskatoon Open Door Society's Board of Directors and hopes that, through his work, he can positively influence the lives of many newcomers to Saskatoon.
Athanasia Perdikaris holds two Bachelor's degrees from the University of Saskatchewan (U of S), in History and Education. Recently she has applied to complete a Master's for the Department of Educational Foundations with a primary focus on the inclusivity of the public education sector. She has been both an employee and a student at the U of S and has obtained a well-rounded experience, attributing broad depths of understanding and keen interests in knowledge acquisition. She was born and raised in Saskatchewan, living in various rural towns across the province. Growing up with dual ancestry, she was immersed in two varying backgrounds and was influenced by her family's experience in rural communities. This provided her with an understanding of one's role within society and coinciding personal and public identities that greatly shape the way in which we view our local communities and subsequently national inclusivity.
Patricia Prowse is the Associate Director of the Saskatchewan Educational Leadership Unit, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan. During her educational career, Patricia was a teacher, vice principal, principal, and superintendent of education for Saskatoon Public Schools. As a superintendent of education, Patricia had strategic responsibility for First Nations, Inuit and Métis Education; Safe, Caring and Accepting Schools; and English as an Additional Language (EAL). She was part of the interagency team that established the Settlement Support Worker in Schools (SSWIS) program and the development of a supporting MOU. Patricia has received provincial and national recognition for her educational leadership. Her commitment to community partnerships and interagency cooperation was acknowledged in 2013 when she received the YWCA Women of Distinction Leadership and Management Award and the Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services' Shield Award for community service.
George Rathwell is from Regina and area. He attended both of the province's universities where he earned three degrees. Mr. Rathwell had a successful 34-year career in education. George was a teacher and administrator at a number of schools in Saskatoon prior to becoming a senior administrator with Saskatoon Public Schools. During his time in and out of the classroom, George helped lead major educational initiatives including advocacy for First Nations and Métis education and responding to the rapidly emerging multicultural education needs in Saskatoon Public Schools. He has been and is a member of a number of community boards, including SaskSport, Wanuskewin, the Trades and Skills Centre, READ Saskatoon, and the Children's Discovery Museum. George is married to Shammi and they have two daughters, Nikita and Mika. Shammi's family immigrated to Saskatchewan 50 years ago, so the experience of New Canadians is very important to the Rathwell family.
Zehra Rizvi is Pakistani-Canadian and immigrated as a child to rural Saskatchewan. She obtained a BA in International Studies from the University of Saskatchewan and an MSc in Integrated Water Resource Management from McGill University. She currently works at Plan International, an international development organization committed to gender equality. She is an avid traveler and photographer. Zehra has volunteered with the Youth Study Group program and English conversational circles for adults. She hopes her contribution helps newcomers in Saskatoon feel empowered to realize their dreams, particularly women who face greater challenges in their new homeland.
Rokhan Sarwar holds two Bachelor's degrees in Economics and Business from the University of Saskatchewan, and is currently enrolled in the Business Administration Master's Program at the Edwards School of Business. Rokhan has an extensive background in Management, and he loves to serve others and as such, joined the Saskatoon Open Door Society Board, to offer his expertise and to help others. He has a strong knowledge of business environments, current technology, leadership and finance.
Abid Sherali holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing and Finance and also completed his Diploma in Business Management. He has been working for Scotiabank for over eight years and is currently the Branch Manager at a local branch in Saskatoon. He moved to Saskatoon in 2011 from Toronto, lived and travelled in various rural communities across Saskatchewan, and last year relocated back to Saskatoon. Abid truly understands the struggles newcomers face when they land in Canada as he, his family and his parents have gone through the same struggles. Abid would like to serve and help community members, especially newcomers, to settle as smoothly as possible, and guide them with his resources.
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EVENT CANCELLED: Lama Tsultrim Allione
Due to unexpected, though auspicious, circumstances, Lama Tsultrim has had to cancel/postpone her visit to Vancouver and return to Tara Mandala. We hope to welcome her to Vancouver in the future at the opportune time.
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6:30pm to 8:00pm
This evening talk is based on Lama Tsultrim Allione's new book: Wisdom Rising: Journey into the Mandala of the Empowered Feminine. A dynamic spiritual model based on 1000-year-old tradition from Tibet meets the gale force winds of the current world situation. She masterfully shows us the secret to harnessing the energy of the fierce wise dakini a previously forbidden aspect of the feminine, whose juicy potency is so needed now. Through the Dakini Mandala, a universal template of wholeness, each of the five dakinis, embodiments of the fierce feminine, transforms an emotional encumbrance into wisdom. The mandala brings strength from the inside out giving a practical method to become an effective agent of transformation in your world.
During this talk after an introduction to the mandala and the dakini principle you will be guided in a short experiential journey into the mandala of your innermost being, where the empowered feminine resides.
Lama Tsultrim Allione is an author, internationally known Buddhist teacher, and the founder and resident lama of Tara Mandala Retreat Center. She is the author of Women of Wisdom and national bestseller, Feeding Your Demons: Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict, which is now translated into twenty languages, and now her new book Wisdom Rising: Journey into the Mandala of the Empowered Feminine, May 2018. Born in New England to an academic family, Lama Tsultrim traveled to India in her late teens and in 1970, at the age of twenty-two, was ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun by H. H. the Sixteenth Karmapa. After four years living as a nun in the Himalayan region, she returned her monastic vows, married, and raised a family of three children and now has six thriving grandchildren. She has a Master's degree in Buddhist Studies/Women's Studies from Antioch University. Her writings and teachings come from her sublime Tibetan lamas as well as her experience as a Western woman and mother. She is known for her ability to translate the wisdom of the ancient Tibetan Buddhist tradition into clear teachings that are relatable and relevant to Western audiences. Lama Tsultrim continues to guide Tara Mandala, as the resident lama, as well as thousands of students around the world. She was named Buddhist Woman of the Year in 2009 in Bangkok, Thailand. For more information on Lama Tsultrim Allione watch a documentary on her life, Feeding Your Demons, bit.ly/FYDdocumentary, and visit the Tara Mandala website, www.taramandala.org.
The talk is Free to the public. There will also be a Dana bowl available at the event, for those who (optionally) wishing to offer to the teacher in the traditional practice of dana/giving.


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28 Jun Rainy Day activities in Townsville
There's something magical about the sound of rain on the window as the sky takes on a myriad of grey and white shades. But what if you are on holiday in Townsville? What do you do? Lots of fantastic things of course!
Check out these great places, which are not far from the Mariners North Holiday Apartments.
Museum of Tropical Queensland
If you love all things to do with nature and culture then this is the place for you. The Museum of Tropical Queensland's showcases life in tropical Queensland from pre-historic through to modern times.
There is something for everyone from loads of ever-changing public events and workshops through to monthly lectures and behind-the-scenes tours. Children can experience what it is like to be in a tropical Queensland rainforest in the 'Enchanted Forest' exhibit. Built to look like a quandong tree it comes complete with a rope bridge and slide.
One of Townsville signature cultural institutions, the Museum of Tropical Queensland is situated on the Ross Creek. Be sure to check out their website for a list of fun, rainy day activities. They even have free WiFi in the café and in all of their galleries!
Location: 70-102 Flinders Street, Townsville
Opening hours: Daily, 9.30am-5pm
Perc Tucker Regional Art Gallery
Set in a beautiful 1885 colonial building the Perc Tucker Regional Art Gallery showcases local artists, and national and international touring exhibitions. The art is spread out over two floors and depending on which artists are on display can include everything from oil and watercolour paintings, pottery and ceramics to sculpture, photography and linocuts. If you time it right you may be able to take in one of the performances or talks that are held with each exhibition.
Entry to the Perc Tucker Regional Art Gallery is FREE!
With an every-changing program don't forget to check out the gallery's website.
Location: Corner Flinders and Denham Streets, Townsville
Opening hours: Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun, 10am-2pm; closed public holidays
Maritime Museum of Townsville
If you are interested in life on top of the water then the Maritime Museum of Townsville is the place for you. This small museum is a treasure-trove of artefacts, relics, displays, exhibits, photographs, model ships and other items that tell the history of everything nautical from Townsville's and North Queensland's maritime history. Run by volunteers, one of the key exhibits focuses on telling the battle of the Coral Sea story, which was fought in 1942 between the Japanese and the Allied naval forces just 885kms north of Townsville.
The museum even has a full-size lighthouse from 1886, that was moved from Bay Rock on Magnetic Island.
Location: 42-68 Palmer Street, Townsville
Opening hours: Daily, 10am-3pm (closed Good Friday, Christmas Day and NY Day)
Reef HQ Aquarium
Visit the world's only living coral reef aquarium! Townsville's Reef HQ is an award-winning facility that is well known for its organic displays or marine life and conservation efforts.
Visitors will experience the massive 2.5million litre coral reef exhibit that combines a variety of corals and reef creatures together in one single (but huge) viewing area. See rays, hammerheads, groupers and large schools of colourful fish.
Location: Flinders Street, just off the Strand, Townsville
Opening hours: Daily from 9:30am to 5pm (closed Christmas Day, Anzac Day, Australia Day public holiday)
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Tell All Tuesday: A Cat Tree For Larger Cats
Hey everypawdy, it's me, RaenaBelle. I's comin' to ya' live from the messy Three Belles Ranch. We had planned to tell you all 'bout our new cat tree last week, but when the innernets went out, all our plans went to the pig trough.
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Hey everypawdy, it's me, RaenaBelle. I's comin' to ya' live from the Three Belles Ranch. You are never gonna believe what mommy did last night.
RaenaBelle!!! You don't blab everythin' the minute it happens.
But sissy, it's tell all Tuesday. I's thought that meant we told everythin'.
Kittens Raena, that mostly applies to product reviews, not everythin' ya' know. Altho' ifin ya' told all you know, it couldn't be more than one post.
Are you suggestin' I's don't know very much sissy? Cuz mommy says I's a very smart kitty girl.
Of course mommy would say that Raena, she's mommy. That's what mommy's do.
So, you're sayin' mommy lied?. Did she lie when she said you were a smart kitty girl, too? Cuz you know how mommy feels 'bout lyin'.
Check out mine's toe beans.
Me didn't call anypawdy a liar Raena, and fur sure not mommy. Me just meant that you're too young to know too much.
Welllllllll, You just might be surpurrised at what I's know sissy. I's know purrlenty. Hmmmpht
Whatever. Ifin you know so much why are you constantly tryin' to cover your meals with our toys? You know they don't belong in our plate.
It's called subliminal communication sissy. Our furiends Travis and Teddy get bacon every week, and I's want mommy to give us some. So, I's hopin' mommy'll get the message ifin she has to keep pullin' our bacon toy outta mine's plate. Some day that light bulb thingy's gonna go off and she'll start servin' us bacon. It's gotta be good fur us; mommy says they used to call it the other white meat.
Don't tell me, you learned 'bout this subliminal stuffs on the tee-vee, right?
Hmmmmm I's don't really 'member sissy, but it sounded like a good plan.
You and your plans, Raena. Me doesn't think this one's gonna work. After all, it's not like mommy eats bacon either. How's she gonna give us soemthin' we don't even have? Travis and Teddy's pawrents eat bacon on the regular so that's why they get it. Anyways, me seems to 'member you didn't even eat the last bacon mommy gave you.
That wasn't fair. I's had just got out of surgery and wasn't totally awake. Who wants to eat while they're sleepy drunk? Technically, that means mommy owes me a piece of bacon sissy.
Sure Raena, whatever you meow. In the meantime, we need to finish our brekky. Get our toys outta your plate and let's eat.
Okay sissy, but I's wanna play later. (Raena gobbles down her breakfast while thinking up ways to ambush Dezi, while Dezi eats and thinks up ways to avoid playtime with Raena.)
Till the next time………………………………………………………….Be Blest!!!
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Hey everypawdy, it's me RaenaBelle, comin' to ya' live from the Three Belles Ranch. Ya' know, I's been thinkin' and wonderin', am I's really live ifin you're not readin' this till next week or even next year?
Ya' know Raena, sometimes you think and wonder too much. Sometimes, you just have to let things be.
But sissy, mommy says it's good to think things over and make sense of stuffs.
Yeah Raena, but that's fur mommy to do, not us. We live a life of luxury, bein' waited on paw and paw. Our job is to lounge and nap and help mommy when she needs us. It's her job to think and wonder and figger things out. Another of our jobs is to try out new foods and stuffs. Like the Instinct Raw Boost Mixers we got from Chewy this month. They come in both cat and dog formulas. Fur us kitties they have chicken and our favorite protein and the one we tried, rabbit. They come in a 6 oz. bag fur $11.99 – $12.27. The doggies have bigger bags. We'll never unnerstand why companies make such small sizes fur us kitties. It just ain't fair.
Ain't that the truth sissy?. At least they have rabbit. Let's see what Chewy has to say 'bout 'em.
Key Benefits
All-natural, minimally-processed, real raw nutrition makes an excellent topper to kibble.
Made with protein-packed, farm-raised rabbit and pork organs plus non-GMO fruits and vegetables.
Raw, whole-food ingredients are freeze dried to gently remove the moisture and lock in nutrients and flavor.
Supports proper digestion, a healthy coat and skin, and energy and vitality with the finest ingredients from around the world.
Made in the USA with no grain, potato, corn, wheat, soy, by-product meal or artificial colors or preservatives.
Rabbit (including Ground Rabbit Bone), Pork, Pork Liver, Pumpkinseeds, Carrots, Apples, Butternut Squash, Rabbit Liver, Rabbit Kidney, Rabbit Lung, Ground Flaxseed, Montmorillonite Clay, Dried Kelp, Broccoli, Mixed Tocopherols, Apple Cider Vinegar, Salmon Oil, Rosemary Extract, Blueberries, Dried Chicory Root
Caloric Content
3,697 kcal/kg, 12 kcal/tablespoon
A purretty decent ingredient list, but the daily feedin' recommendation is 1Tbsp fur every 5 lbs.. Really? Let me tell ya', we'd be some really emaciated kits ifin all we got was 3 Tbsp of food a day. But, these do say "mixers", so they're s'posed to be added to food and not fed as a balanced diet. We also get a little peeved when we read "Made in the USA" but the purroduct contains ingredients from other countries. C'mon, what happened to truth in advertising? Okay, quit laffin' and pick yourself up off the floor. That question was totally rhetorical.
Let's do the taste test and see how the rabbit mixers faired. They have a small pellet shape and fur the most pawrt are a good size. Mommy could easily break the larger pieces into smaller bites, and they soak up water or broth purretty well. As you can see by the fotos, they didn't make me turn away from me's plate and me ate most of the pellets on me's plate. Which by the way, was more than 1 1/2 Tbsp. (half the daily recommended amount). Me did leave a few, and it's not like me to leave food on me's plate. But, overall, me gives 'em 3 paws up.
Kittens sissy, are you in a mood. I's agree with ya', but still…Anyways, even tho' mommy cut off half mine's face, clearly you can see that I's ate mine's dinner too. I's fur sure think they should come in a larger size, but overall, I's give 'em 3 paws up too. Mommy agrees with all our points and said she gave 'em a thumb up as well. They don't contain any of those questionable ingredients, and we gladly eat 'em, so that makes her happy. Price wise, they're purretty much on paw with other freeze dried foods. Ifin you're lookin' fur a way to add some healthier food to your kitty or woofies diet, these mixers just might be what you're lookin' fur.
As always, we luvs shoppin' with Chewy. They have purroducts fur the whole family, great customer service peeps and speedy furee shippin' on all orders of $49.00 and above. They also offur speedy flat rate shippin' on all other orders. And, you can save an additional 5% by settin' up an auto delivery program. Don't worry, you can always skip, cancel or delay at any time. And Chewy has the bestest boxes.
This is a sponsored post. We received the Instinct Mixers in exchange for our honest opinion. As always, we tell it like we see it. And, we only bring products we use or have tried and believe would be of interest to you, our readers and friends.
Yeah, me does luv a good box Raena. And with Chewy's speedy shippin', you might be able to get a last minute Christmas gift ifin ya' shop now.
Maybe we should do some shoppin' sissy. You know, the window kind. Anyways, we need to finish our brekky and get in a nice little nap. See ya'll soon.
Till the next time………………………………………………….Be Blest!!!
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Top 10 Christmas Albums on Vinyl
Post By: Katherine.Eleanor
There is something to be said about the art of a great Christmas album. Part of it is song selection, part of it is song interpretation, part of it is simply the voice. But above all else, the one quality that ultimately makes a Christmas album timeless is its ability to capture that thing we call the Christmas spirit—something all of the following albums share.
#10) Mariah Carey - Merry Christmas (1994)
Mariah Carey's Merry Christmas takes the cake when it comes to contemporary Christmas albums—and yes, it exists on vinyl! With a mix of joyous yuletide celebrations and more reverent gospel-flavored numbers, she creates a timeless holiday classic that belongs alongside those by greats like Bing and Nat. Her original "All I Want for Christmas Is You" has become an indispensable Christmas favorite, just as this album has become a holiday staple. From her dancefloor-ready rendition of "Joy to the World" to the immaculate restraint she shows on sacred carols like "Silent Night" and soulful delivery of "O, Holy Night" and "Jesus, Oh What a Wonderful Child," Mariah Carey gets it right.
#9) The Ventures - The Ventures' Christmas Album (1965)
This one is just plain fun. The instrumental surf-rock band wipes out more traditional holiday albums by weaving classic '60s pop songs into popular Christmas standards. Their own "Walk, Don't Run" turns into "Jingle Bells" while the Beatles' "I Feel Fine" morphs into "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer," "Wooly Bully" becomes "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," and the Champs' "Tequila" mashes up with "Frosty the Snowman." Twangy guitar, reverb, and sleigh bells never sounded so good together!
#8) Elvis Presley - Elvis' Christmas Album (1957)
I love Elvis' rock 'n' roll-meets-gospel take on the holidays. Though the rock 'n' roll part seemed blasphemous at the time, it's classic now—and this album is in fact the best-selling Christmas album of all time in the U.S. On Side One, you've got the naughty "Santa Claus Is Back in Town" and bluesy classic "Blue Christmas," while Side Two closes with "Peace in the Valley" and other straight-ahead gospel numbers. Though Elvis would release another Christmas album, Elvis Sings the Wonderful World of Christmas, in the early '70s, Elvis' Christmas Album was recorded in the prime of his career, and I prefer it for the King's outstanding takes on "White Christmas," "I'll Be Home for Christmas," "Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)," and "O Little Town of Bethlehem."
#7) The Beach Boys - The Beach Boys' Christmas Album (1964)
When it comes to pop Christmas albums, The Beach Boys' Christmas Album is one of the very best. These Southern California boys warm up the holiday season with a loveable mix of standards and rocking originals. A 40-piece orchestra arranged by Dick Reynolds, the Four Freshmen's arranger, lends a wide-sweeping twinkle to the album's seven standards, and "We Three Kings of Orient Are" is reworked brilliantly with a Brian Wilson/Mike Love duet and choirs of overdubbed harmonies that make it stand out as one of the best renditions to date (besides your elementary school's version, of course). But arguably the highlights are the originals like "Little Saint Nick," which has itself become a holiday classic. The album ends with an fantastic a cappella version of "Auld Lang Syne" that sets the tone for the new year, no matter if it's 1965 or 2012.
#6) John Denver - Rocky Mountain Christmas (1975)
I think that at the heart of this album is a simplicity, as pure and pristine as the Rockies, that is a refreshing contrast to the schmaltzy ornamentation of the majority of holiday music. Sure, there are some not so great inclusions on this beloved country-folk singer's first Christmas album ("Please Daddy, Don't Get Drunk This Christmas"), but these are easy to overlook with the many warm and friendly odes to Christmas and Colorado. Rocky Mountain Christmas plus a warm fireplace equals the ultimate in comfort and joy.
#5) The Carpenters - Christmas Portrait (1978)
The brother and sister duo's first Christmas album remains one of the most loved albums in their catalog. Their original song "Merry Christmas, Darling" has become a holiday standard, and I'd have to say theirs is my favorite rendition of both "Sleigh Ride" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas." I think what really sets this album apart, however, is that the magic of Christmas was in their hearts. The flawless combination of Karen's longingly sweet vocals and Richard's charming arrangements—not to mention the painstaking care Richard brought to the album—makes this a timeless celebration of the season that both tugs on the heartstrings and brings a smile to your face. I also really like their whimsical, jazzy rendition of "Carol of the Bells."
#4) Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song (1963)
There are few voices so well suited to Christmas fare as Nat King Cole's. His honeyed vocals, beautifully nuanced delivery, and tasteful orchestral accompaniment make this the most sentimentally sweet Christmas album around. Plus, The Christmas Song collects some of the most well loved Christmas tunes like "Joy to the World," "Adeste Fideles," "O, Holy Night," "Away in a Manger," "The First Noel," "Silent Night," "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing," and of course Cole's definitive version of "The Christmas Song," while also introducing lesser known tunes like "Caroling, Caroling" to the Christmas music catalog. To me, this is what Christmas is all about.
#3) Bing Crosby - Merry Christmas (1945; re-released as White Christmas)
We all dream of a white Christmas because of Bing Crosby. His definitive rendition of the song is not only immortalized on this quintessential Christmas album, it has become the best-selling single of all time. The album itself created the blueprint for Christmas albums and is one of the longest in-print albums in the U.S. Released amidst World War II, there's an authentic poignancy to "I'll Be Home for Christmas," while "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas" is capable of eliciting a childlike giddiness in anyone. Nostalgic, timeless, warm and fuzzy, White Christmas captures not only the essence of the Christmas spirit but the essence of simpler times. The audio equivalent to a Norman Rockwell painting.
#2) Phil Spector - A Christmas Gift for You from Philles Records (1963; re-released as A Christmas Gift for You from Phil Spector)
Speaking of the Beach Boys, this one just happens to be Brian Wilson's favorite Christmas album. Featuring the Crystals, the Ronettes, Darlene Love, and Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans, plus Leon Russell on piano and Sonny Bono on drums, it's bursting with greatness. With this album, Spector set out to create a pop masterpiece, and the combination of his immaculate wall of Yuletide sound along with the amazing vocal talents of his early roster of artists makes A Christmas Gift for You not only a holiday classic but also one of Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. Love's "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)," the Crystals' "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," and the Ronettes' "Sleigh Ride" are some of the artists' best performances.
#1) Vince Guaraldi Trio - A Charlie Brown Christmas (1965)
This toe-tapping, '60s piano jazz album has become a cherished holiday favorite. It features such Peanuts classics as "Linus and Lucy," "Christmas Time Is Here," and "Skating," as well as superb interpretations of holiday standards including "What Child Is This" and "The Christmas Song," all rounded out with evergreen favorites like "Fur Elise" and "Greensleeves." The reason that this album tops the list is that it appeals to both Christmas music lovers and non-lovers alike—a true Christmas miracle!
Honorable Mentions:
Tony Bennett - Snowfall (1968)
A swinging affair from the legendary crooner Tony Bennett. His smooth pipes and romantic zing make seasonal favorites like "Winter Wonderland," "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," "I'll Be Home for Christmas," and "The Christmas Song" especially charming.
Johnny Mathis - Merry Christmas (1958)
The best of several Christmas albums Johnny Mathis has recorded, 1958's Merry Christmas features his hit rendition of "Winter Wonderland" and irresistibly smooth reading of "The Christmas Song." However, it's his classic version of "Sleigh Ride" that I've remembered all through my life.
Perry Como - The Perry Como Christmas Album (1968)
Accompanied by an orchestra and the Ray Charles singers, Perry Como delivers a wholesome holiday delight with this 1968 LP that rivals his classic television Christmas specials and has yet to be replicated in any of his recent Christmas CD compilations. As essential to Christmastime as hot cocoa and mistletoe.
Ella Fitzgerald - Ella Wishes You a Swinging Christmas (1960)
With big band backing conducted by Frank DeVol, the jazz vocal legend swings and "giddy yaps" through holiday favorites like "Sleigh Ride," "Jingle Bells," "Frosty the Snowman," and "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" while offering a happier take on "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and sentimental reading of "What Are You Doing New Years Eve?"
Arthur Fiedler with the Boston Pops - A Christmas Festival (1970)
The go-to classical Christmas album from the legendary pop orchestra and its legendary conductor.
Andy Williams - The Andy Williams Christmas Album (1963)
Reminding us "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year"!
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It's not all bad news these days for our Cacha. Yesterday, FIFA and France Football magazine published the official list of 23 candidates for the prestigious Ballon d'Or award granted to the world's best player in a given year, and Diego Forlán's name was on it.
The winner of the award will be announced in Zurich 10 January 2011, though on 6 December 2010 FIFA and France Football will reveal the three finalists in Paris.
Forlán's incredible Europa League run in early 2010 coupled with his phenomenal performance in the World Cup this past summer propelled him into the running for this exclusive accolade.
Our superstar striker has hit a bit of a rough patch lately, slumping to a nine-match dry spell after once again failing to find the back of the net in this past weekend's loss at Villarreal.
Obviously, the 31-year old will want to get back on the goal-scoring path soon in order to remain in contention for this honour, though he will have to wait until Sunday's clash against Almería at the Calderón as he was left off the Copa del Rey squad that will face Universidad Las Palmas later this evening.
In an exclusive interview with Spanish blog SportYou, Diego acknowledged his frustration with his recent dip in form and its possible implications to his Golden Ball campaign.
"I'm upset with the start of the season, considering that I am contending for the Golden Ball, it would have been helpful to have scored some goals.
"I am disappointed with myself," he said.
The Uruguayan quickly dispelled rumours of bad blood between himself and boss Quique Sánchez Flores.
"The coach and I have never argued about anything," he said.
"The manager is not on top of me trying to encourage me all the time just because I haven't taken off yet, I'm older now, and I know what I have to do."
The jeers at the Vicente Calderón from the most impatient Rojiblanco supporters have begun to trickle in when Forlán enters or leaves the pitch, but Cacha doesn't seem bothered by them.
"The fans want goals and victories. I have no problem with them, nor with the team nor with the coach.
"The terms of my contract don't state that I have to score goals, but my personal contract does.
"If I don't score them, I am not pleased, but I don't get desperate…they will come."