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The quilts and stories by Sherry Ann blog presents her past,present, and ongoing passion of quilts,history and genealogy. The reversible story quilt above was created by Sherry A. Byrd, a descendant of the slave Edward"Ned" Titus who was brought to Freestone county in the year 1852.There are six generations of quilt makers in the Titus Family lineage.
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Even though Germany's Christian Lamitschka lives more than 4,500 miles from Music Row and English is his second language, his first love is country music.
With more than 15 years of work writing for music magazines and Web sites in Europe and with his own new Country Music News International online magazine, Lamitschka has done remarkable work spreading the word and the joy of country music to European fans.
In an e-mail conversation from Germany, Christian tells us that in Germany, things are very different from here.
In Europe, he tells us, country "is independent. They don't call it 'country music.' As an example, Keith Urban released his album in Germany, and EMI introduced him as a 'Rock/Pop artist.' "
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Congratulations on your honour by the Nashville Music Guide.
An impressive endorsement for your CMNI magazine. - 19. Februar 2012 19:20
- Candy Coburn hat gesagt…
Congratulations Christian! Let me know when it's time to go to Germany for one of those projects you mentioned!
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- Tex Robinson hat gesagt…
Gratuliere Dir, ich denke, das hast Du Dir redlich verdient, Unermüdlicher!
Alles Gute weiterhin und keep on writing,
--- Tex Robinson --- - 7. März 2012 16:21
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European markets, festivals and venues have often proven to be tremendous opportunities and profitable gigs for Nashville artists, including countless Row and Opry legends who haven't had hits at country radio for years or even decades.
- 24. Mai 2012 09:47
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I came across this story today .... talk about a wedding headache!
The jury has awarded a Hall County woman $150,000 after she sued her former fiance for calling their wedding off.
RoseMary Shell sued her ex-fiance, Wayne Gibbs, after he broke off their engagement in 2007.
Shell argued her fiance's promise of marital bliss amounted to a binding contract. She said she left a high-paying job in Florida to be with Gibbs and she said she has suffered financial losses since their break-up. She also said she has suffered emotionally
So the question is: When one member of a soon-to-be-married couple calls the wedding off, is it a breech of contract? How many men and women who read this blog have been in this position—or know someone who has?
Gibbs testified that he had taken Shell on trips and paid $30,000 of her debt while they were engaged. He said when he found out she had even more debt, he canceled the wedding by leaving Shell a note in their bathroom.
Doesn't calling the wedding off make more sense emotionally and financially then getting into a marriage and then divorcing?
Although I'm not sure if a bathroom note is better or worse than on "Sex and the City" when Berger broke up with Carrie Bradshaw with a Post-It.
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July 21, 2008 | 9:56 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
I have heard that if you want something done, give it to a busy person. I have no idea why that is a good idea. I guess it means a busy person will always find a way to squeeze in one more thing, while a lazy person wouldn't, otherwise they wouldn't be lazy.
I can attest to this quote. I am the living, breathing embodiment of the quote. In looking over the next 45 days of my life, I have: a Sisterhood program planning meeting, a neighborhood block captain meeting, a sisterhood movie night, several get-togethers with various groups of friends, a birthday present spa day from my aunt, three trips to the airport (to pick up or drop off various relatives), Weight Watcher meetings, a sisterhood program (which goes with the aforementioned planning meeting), a work party, a bat mitzvah of a family friend, a wedding shower of another friend and then we are flying to Chicago for a family wedding on Labor Day weekend.
Not to mention the work I actually get paid for, the husband I like to spend time with and the vacations we have planned for the fall that have their own related mishegoss.
You want to know why it took me two weeks to update this blog? Now you know.
I've often talked about my planner. The left side of it, where I keep print outs pertaining to a plethora of events, is bulging out to the point that I can no longer zip the planner.
The funny thing is, I love it. I love having things to do. I love feeling a sense of accomplishment in doing them. I love celebrating joyous events with my friends.
I was watching "Bridezillas" last night and one especially heinous bride to be was moaning about all she had to do – before foisting it on her matron of honor. Obviously, she probably fell into the lazy category. If you give a lazy person too much to do – they freak.
When I was planning our wedding, I had relatives ask me: Don't you need a wedding planner?
I told them: "Nah. What would I do with all that free time?"
So here I am … able to get out a blog post before heading home to make dinner with my husband. I have about 45 minutes commute time in the car, anyone need anything done?
July 6, 2008 | 10:47 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
"What are you trying to do?" I asked my husband as he sat on our couch playing "Halo 3" on his Xbox.
"I'm trying to save the cartographer," he told me as he proceeded to shoot at some creature that was, in turn, shooting at him.
"Wouldn't it just be easier to go to 'Halo' school and study to be a cartographer?" I asked.
"Probably," he said. "But that isn't an option."
Why was he playing this game that seems to have no point?
"Because," he informed me, "I know you can't stand it when I play 'Grand Theft Auto.'"
That was true. Talk about a waste of energy. I didn't get it. Maybe it was my chromosome; maybe it was the literary lover in me … but, when I play a game, I want a plot, a purpose, some reason to do whatever it is the game is asking me to do.
GTA, to me, is the lowest form of gameplay. Not only do you shoot at people for no reason, but you win points by breaking the law. Why not have it set up so you can join the police department and get points for turning in your loser friends?
Because my hubby wants me to partake in the game-playing experience, we bought a game called "Rayman Raving Rabbits" – a fun game where cow-tossing and warthog riding give you points.
Yes, it makes very little sense – and, in the long run, pulling worms out of the rotting teeth of a rabbit won't get you very far. But it is a lot of fun and there are some neurons involved.
And I'll be looking for "Grand Theft Auto: Police Academy."
June 26, 2008 | 5:16 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
When I moved in to my husband's house, I became a full-fledged member of a community I knew nothing about. The house we live in has been in my dear husband's (DH) family since his grandparents lived there. When we were dating, I scouted out the important stuff: the grocery store, the gas station, the drug store and, of course, the Starbucks.
My DH knows all of our neighbors, their kids, pets and jobs. I know there's one guy on the street who gardens every morning, and there is family who has been offering Lambada lessons in their homes in the afternoons.
There are very few Jewish families in our neighborhood – at one time, when Lawrence Welk was on the air, there were more.
Last week, a yellow newsletter appeared in our mailbox informing us that everyone in our area was invited to a Neighborhood Association meeting. I had never been to one, so I had different vision in my head of what to expect.
I had a flash to the tenants meeting I remember seeing on "Will and Grace" and to the town meetings on "Little House on the Prairie" where everyone would gather at the church and Mrs. Oleson would gossip and scowl.
So this week, we went to the meeting – at a church. Big crosses. Hymn books. The whole-nine yards. The neighbors who came were very nice … and informative. It was like having our own Mrs Oleson, except without the scowl.
We learned all about disaster preparedness – emergency kits and what to do in the event of a natural disaster (fun stuff, right). The entire time the fire department rep was talking, DH kept leaned over to me and whispering: "we need that, we should do that, we have to have that."
I looked at him and said: "You do know the odds of an 8.0 quake hitting in the next five minutes are really slim."
Then the subject came up of Neighborhood Watch. Now that was something I could get behind. I learned we have two halfway houses, in the southern part of our community; a graffiti problem in the northern part; a bar that, because of grandfather laws, is down the street from a daycare; and, best of all, a crack house of — as one person put it — "Nazi lowriders."
They never had to deal with that in Walnut Grove.
Before the meeting ended, the coordinator mentioned that we had a great turnout – and that if the block captains could be the point people for their areas, maybe we could get more people involved.
Since I love being the center of the action, DH and I signed up. Cpt. Jewlyweds reporting for duty!
Although, it looks like if we want to get more people to the next meeting, I better brush up on my gardening and get some rhythm.
June 19, 2008 | 3:24 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
This Friday afternoon is the start of summer, which should make me very happy: BBQ dinners, ice cream trucks, really stupid TV shows that the networks are too embarrassed to run during the regular season. Summer ... you can't say it without smiling.
For most of my life, summer meant vacation. I would go to JCC day camp and sing songs and make lanyard key chains and learn dances and sit around a big circle at Shabbat. Then when camp was over, I would visit my family in California and we'd go to Disneyland and to the beach and have a great two weeks before school started.
From the time I turned 16 through when I graduated from college, summer meant a job —everywhere from Sportmart to the Disneyland College Program to an internship at a newspaper, with a vacation right before returning to school, sometimes.
When I graduated from college and moved to California, summer meant a job with more sun during my commute.
Now that I am married, summer means two of us in jobs with more sun during our commutes.
Notice a pattern?
As two adults without children, taking a summer vacation is not only difficult - it is expensive. Hotel prices, airline prices, gas prices - everything is higher in the summer, not to mention the crowds.
However, just because we can't take a summer vacation, doesn't mean we can't take a vacation.
Now, instead of June being our favorite month - it is May and October (the two months in which we've been taking our vacations). October is perfect - the days are cool and it is after the insanity of the High Holidays. May is perfect - the days are a little warmer and the kids aren't out of school yet.
My husband and I are fortunate people who can afford to cruise. We know others are not as lucky and, because of high gas prices, can pretty much only enjoy a "Married With Children" vacation (where Al stays at home on the couch and his family can't talk to him for a week because he's on "vacation"):
Bud, you know that I'm just sitting here on the couch and I know that I'm just sitting here on the couch, but you see, the rest of the days of the year, I'm selling shoes. Ladies' shoes. Fat ladies. Very, very, fat ladies. And what does fat do best? Fat sweats. So after selling fat sweat all year, one needs a little vacation. Besides if I didn't think that I was having a good time, I might just run amok and destroy everything and everyone I see.
This October, we are cruising in the Caribbean onboard the Disney Magic for our one-year anniversary. Since it is off-season, we found a great price for the cruise and the hotel at Walt Disney World the night before. We were even able to upgrade to first class using less miles as it is considered "off peak."
Less crowds, less cost ... a possible hurricane, but hey - we live in earthquake country, so who am I to complain?
Everyone else can look forward to a summer vacation -we're counting down the days till fall. Three months and counting…
June 12, 2008 | 12:55 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
I would hardly call myself a luddite. I'm addicted to my e-mail, have become an expert on Cube Crash on Facebook, even met my husband on JDate.
But there is one thing I refuse to update: my datebook.
When I graduated from high school, a friend of my former stepmother's bought me a Scully leather-bound day planner. For more than a decade I have been faithfully buying the replacement planner inserts (I'm a total dork as it is something I look forward to every November).
I love the feeling of writing something down and being able to cross it out when it is over. I can flip ahead and flip back without having to turn anything on.
I even saved my entire calendar from last year so I could keep track of all the insane things I did leading up to the wedding.
My husband, on the other hand, keeps track of important things in his computer, on his phone and somewhere in his memory banks (which means some stuff slips through the cracks from time to time).
I was born to organize and plan. I enjoy being the social secretary for the family (at least for the two of us). Similar to what the president goes through daily - my husband gets a briefing. This is what we have planned for this evening … or this weekend … or tomorrow morning.
For example: Friday Night, dinner with grandma; Saturday, adult b'nei mitzvah and party for a friend of ours and a concert that night in Orange County; Sunday, Father's Day Brunch with my aunt and Father's Day BBQ with my in-laws; Monday, old board-new board Sisterhood meeting (OK, that one's mine, but if I don't remind my hubby he worries).
It's kind of fun to have your whole life – literally – in your hands. It has a spot on the side for papers, so I have the print outs our upcoming vacations, in order, of course, along with random pieces of paper that I can't think of where to put, but I carry around with me because "you never know."
I don't think I'll ever get into the Palm Pilot world, but I'm grateful every morning for our DVR. It's one thing to have everything organized in my life and my husband's life. It's quite another to have to track the folks the "Big Brother" house, the boys on the "Bachelorette," the Oceanic Six and the ladies of Wisteria Lane.
June 10, 2008 | 5:22 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
When my husband and I married, we thought about a lot of things: living together, how we would deal with holidays, when we would have kids. For some reason, robbing a bank never crossed our mind.
This morning, AP and several news outlets reported that
The female half of the so-called "Newlywed Bandits" has unexpectedly pleaded guilty to robbing three banks in Los Angeles County….FBI officials said they were already a couple when they started robbing banks. Hence the moniker, "Newlywed Bandits."
Here's a lesson brides and grooms ...if you are going to rob a bank, don't get caught. And try to make sure one of you has the brains to be able to figure that out.
June 6, 2008 | 1:29 pm
Posted by Mrs. Shoshana F
When "Desperate Housewives" aired its season finale last month, I thought my "guilty pleasure" television-watching days would have to be put on hiatus. I am a fan of "Big Brother," which comes back on the air later this summer for three days a week, but there is only so much "stupid" one person can take.
Enter "Swingtown"."
The CBS drama, being touted as "That '70s Sex Show," is the perfect summertime addition to my DVR "record me" list. The show airs Thursdays at 10 p.m., meaning after the kiddies have gone to sleep. Considering this was a show originally optioned to HBO, it is no surprise that CBS would slot it in "adult viewing" time.
I asked my husband if he wanted to watch "Swingtown" with me. He told me he'd skip it, so I watched it in our room while he worked in the living room. He came in at 10:54 and proceeded to ask me who everyone was – I explained as best I could, but with nine main characters, I'm afraid I didn't do that great a job. When the closing credits came up, he looked at me with his face in a scowl and said: 'I hate you," which in our world is code for "I hate that I started watching this because now I have to watch next week."
The show takes place during the summer of 1976 in Winnetka, Ill., a town 15 minutes from where I grew up in the north shore of Chicago. The three couples – the "swingers" (they have an open marriage); "the squares" (the wife is a prude with a capital "P") and the "in-betweens" (she's looking for something more, but he seems to be missing it) – are all played phenomenally.
From a newlywed perspective, the show is a study in marriage (at least the marriages of the 1970s). What category do you fall into? I My guess would be that most people fall into the middle one, not necessarily that they want to swing, but that they are sometimes looking to shake things up a bit.
Some have asked if this is the kind of show we should have on the networks. Personally, I feel that if they can show shoot-'em-up cop shows and "ewww that was gross" medical dramas, having a show where sex is talked about but never shown is totally fine.
After all, aren't things supposed to get hotter in the summer?


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Violin Sonata No. 3 in C minor, Op. 45 - Edvard Grieg Air (for Violin and Piano)- Aaron Jay Kernis (b. 1960) Vioìin Sonata No. 2 in D major, Op. 94 - Sergey Prokofiev Le Grand Tango (for Violin and Piano)- Astor Piazzolla
Er-Gene Kahng, under the guidance of Mark Kaplan, Erick Friedman, Syoko Aki and Almita Vamos at UCLA, Yale and Northwestern, has earned top prizes at The Young Artist Competition (The Philharmonic Society of Arlington, MA), The Carmel Music Society Instrumental Competition, The SAI Instrumental Competition (held at Chautauqua, NY), The Fort Collins Symphony Young Artist Competition, the UCLA Philharmonic Concerto Competition, and the R.D. Colburn School's Orchestra da Camera Concerto Competition.
Kahng has held title positions with the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra, the Civic Orchestra of Chicago, as well as section positions with the Lancaster Symphony, New Haven Symphony Orchestra, Waterbury Symphony, Eastern Connecticut Symphony, and Norwalk Symphony in Connecticut. Co-sponsored by the Council for Human Understanding in Los Angeles and Sanrio, Inc., Kahng served as a young ambassador to Japan visiting Tokyo, Hiroshima and Kyoto in April 1996, being the youngest ambassador to represent the United States. Other significant travels have included South Africa (Cape Town, Johannesburg, Swaziland, Pretoria) through the National Youth Leadership Forum, and Port-au-Prince, Haiti through the ACCORDS Arts Organization in California.
Before joining the University of Arkansas in 2007, Kahng taught at the Neighborhood Music School in New Haven, Connecticut. Her students have gained admission to some of the top music schools in the country, including New England Conservatory, University of Southern California, Peabody Conservatory/Johns Hopkins University, University of Minnesota, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, as well as being prizewinners of the MTNA regional and national level competitions.
Taiwanese pianist Sheng-Yuan Kuan holds degrees from the Yale School of Music and the Manhattan School of Music. Ms. Kuan has obtained awards at competitions worldwide, including the 13th Beethoven Piano Competition in Vienna (Best Female Pianist Award, 2009), the 12th Taipei Chopin International Piano Competition (3rd Prize, 2008), Corpus Christi International Competition in Texas (2nd Prize, 2008), New York Kosciuszko Chopin Piano Competition (3rd Prize, 2003), and BYU-Hawaii Concerto Competition (Winner, 2000). She was also the recipient of Honolulu Morning Music Club Scholarship, Peabody Institute of Music's Career Development Grant, Chamber Music Award and Accompanying Assistantship. Her performances have brought her to major music venues, including Vienna's Musikverein, Taipei National Concert Hall, and the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.. Sheng-Yuan has collaborated with famed musicians such as Nobuko Imai, Jesse Levine, Espen Lilleslatten, Patti Monson, Stephen Sterling, Richard Stolzman, Stephen Taylor, Keng-Yuen Tseng and Time for Three. She also made appearances at music festivals such as Bowdoin, Aria, Sarasota, Yellow Barn, Gijon Piano Festival and Norfolk Summer Music Festival.
This year, Ms. Kuan has performed at the Kennedy Center, Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall, Singapore's Yong Siew Toh Conservatory, Peabody Institute of Music, University of Arkansas-Fayetteville, Chamber Music by Candlelight series at the Baltimore Second Presbyterian Church as well as venues in the New York area. Ms. Kuan is currently a candidate of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Peabody, where she is also an Associate Piano Instructor. Her teachers have included Peter Frankl, Scott McCarrey and the late Constance Keene. She's now under the guidance of Professor Boris Slutsky.