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All KCFDC club members are welcome and encouraged to attend. We value your ideas and feedback. Members do not have voting rights but are allowed to participate in conversation. Our agenda is always posted on the discussion forum prior to the meeting. If there is a subject you are interested in or have an agenda item to add we would encourage you to join us.
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When: Saturday, September 14th, 2013
Where: Cliff Drive Disc Golf Course at Kessler Park
What: PDGA C-Tier Tournament
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You're welcome to text me if you arrive late and we'll let you know what hole to join us on.
'Girls Night Out' is a night for local women who love disc golf to get together to play and encourage one another and just have fun.
It's free to play, scoring is optional and you can play as few or as many holes as you want, whether it's 5 holes, 12, or 18. There are women at all levels of play from beginner to advanced. It's all about getting out and having fun with other ladies that enjoy disc golf. There have also been several instructional clinics held with some of the top Women's Pro players such as Catrina Allen and Paige Pierce.
Prizes given out every week.
Guys, help us support Women's Disc Golf by telling your girlfriends or wives to come out and play with some cool chicks Monday nights at Rosedale!
Lakeside/Prairie Center League – Mondays
Course will alternate monthly.
Lakeside – April, June, August
PC – May, July, September
PDGA League at Cliff Drive – Mondays at 6:00 PM
Professional Disc Golf Association sanctioned league kicks off tomorrow, Monday March 18th at 5:30pm at Cliff Drive Disc Golf Course at Kessler Park – KCMO!
$6 to play. $1 discount to Kansas City Flying Disc Club members. $1 optional for 18 shots at Ace Fund which is at $242 from last year.
-$1 discount for Club Members
Recreational League – Mondays
New to Disc Golf? This is the perfect league for you. Learn more, improve your game and meet new people that share your love for the game.
- Check Out League Results and Updates…
- Also weekly at Rosedale Disc Golf Course: Wednesday Rosie League and Girls Night Out
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- Check Out League Results and Updates…
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Rehearsals are currently underway for a Christmas Cantata scheduled for Dec. 9 at 6:30 p.m. at the Triangle Cultural Center.
The program, sponsored by the Oakes African-American Cultural Center, will feature performers from area churches under the direction of Edwina Gordon Fox.
Participants have been rehearsing at St. Stephen United Methodist Church on Thursday evenings in preparation for the event.
This is the fourth year that a musical celebration of the Christmas season, sponsored by the Oakes Advisory Board of Directors, has been held at the Triangle.
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This year's Christmas Cantata, Behold Emmanuel: Love is with Us, is shaping up to be an extra special musical celebration.
Thanks to the efforts of Rev. Rachel Pitts and Joe Henry Smith, Oakes Cultural Center Advisory Board member, this year's event promises to bring in a larger audience than that of previous three years.
Musicians Rev. Steve Dennis and Joe Henry Smith, who accompanied the group during the past two years, have been working diligently to make this fundraising event a success.
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Thursday, April 12th, 2012Why is the pro life hypocrite Senator Marco Rubio taking DREAM Act marching orders from the likes of the John Tanton network? John Tanton was the organizer and President of the Northern Michigan Planned Parenthood Association. John Tanton not only funds abortion clinics across the globe, John Tanton also has an axe to grind against Catholicism. It's no wonder Tanton loathes the Catholic church (many Latinos are members of the Catholic Church) because the Pope of Rome is an avid pro life messenger.
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Marco Rubio's Dream Act: Brought to You by the Same Folks who Invented "Self-Deportation"
… In other words, Rubio opposes offering the youngsters, many of whom are already graduate and post graduate students, the kind of status that would allow them to eventually sponsor immediate family members, much like Rubio's parents in Cuba were sponsored by his auntie in Florida back in 1956, before Fidel Castro came to power. … The concept of keeping citizenship out of reach for legalized immigrants it's actually the brainchild of the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) a research organization that is part of the same lobbying group that pushed the "attrition thru enforcement" concept and the legal push behind the local and state anti immigration laws such as SB1070, the Arizona Law, that will soon be argued in front of the Supreme Court. CIS, FAIR and the Immigration Reform Law Institute are all part of the same network of organizations in Washington that want to limit not illegal, but LEGAL immigration.
Who is behind these unconstitutional laws?
The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is an anti-immigration 'movement,' that began by one man, John Tanton. Tanton was the organizer and President of the Northern Michigan Planned Parenthood Association between 1965-1971, and in 1975 he wrote The Case for Passive Eugenics where his letters and memos are a public collection at the Bentley Historical Library. (1) Tanton has clear connections to Pioneer Fund and Numbers USA where Pioneer Fund's eugenic ideas (selective breeding of humans) supported a variety of institutions that legitimize race "science", including the journal Mankind Quarterly, which today is published by long-time eugenicist, anti-Semite and Pioneer grant recipient Roger Pearson. (2) According to the Wall Street Journal, Jason Riley states that by Dr. Tanton's own reckoning, FAIR has received more than $1.5 million from the Pioneer Fund, a white-supremacist outfit devoted to racial purity through eugenics. Board members of FAIR actively promote the sterilization of Third World women for the purposes of reducing U.S. immigration prospects. And if anything disturbs the good doctor more than those Latin American hordes crossing the Rio Grande, it's the likelihood that most of them are Catholic, or so he once told a Reuters reporter. (3) As the founder and publisher of Social Contract Press, Tanton has published books that have helped shaped a nationalist ideology focused on the threat of immigrants to the white…while ignoring research that points to the positive contributions of immigrants. (4)
FAIR and Kris Kobach are not "conservative"
FAIR purports to be "conservative" but its founder and some of its board members have been deeply involved with Planned Parenthood for decades. In fact, FAIR is a contributor to Planned Parenthood that openly provides for abortions in minority communities across the nation. Furthermore, FAIR has no respect for states' rights as they seek to impose unconstitutional laws on states and strain their budgets defending indefensible laws.
FAIR and Kris Kobach have needlessly cost taxpayers in states and small communities across the nation millions of dollars. They do not support the Constitution. They are not Pro-Life. They are not conservative. There is a better way, a constitutional way, and we, at Somos Republicans, are leading the way. Bills written by FAIR are both unconstitutional and costly — There is a better way!
(1) University of Michigan Libary – Bentley Historical Library research of John Tanton papers (1960-2007). http://mirlyn-classic.lib.umich.edu/F/?func=find-b&find_code=WRD&local_base=bent_pub&request=tanton
(2) Pioneer Fund. Southern Poverty Law Center. http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-files/groups/pioneer-fund
(3) The Wall Street Journal. GOP Nativists Tarnish Reagan's 'Shining City' by Jason Riley. http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,SB107931059351255105,00.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries
(4) John Tanton – Right Web Profile and Institute for Policy Studies. http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Tanton_John


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A Saint Patrick's Day message from Ireland: Thank you, America
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michaelcollins | Jul 28, 2010, 08:44 AM EDT
i just want to say that the irish famine was a forced famine to wipe the irish people out...it was genocide....there were over 300 british soldiers at dublins docks protecting shipments of food that was being sent to england...no one ever talks about this but its completly true...do the research...the irish holocaust
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Aloygirl | Mar 24, 2010, 12:50 AM EDT
As an Irish girl I can say there are NO ordinary Irishman!
As an American I can say your welcome with great pride in both my countries!
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Aloygirl | Mar 18, 2010, 08:47 PM EDT
How very touching.
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DERRYGIRL | Mar 18, 2010, 07:01 PM EDT
I too stumbled across this memorial whilst wandering around lower manhatten-it was the "green. green, grass of home" that caught my eye at first. I am a derry native now living in nj and I actually felt homesick when I walked around it and by the way, its also featured in the movie" ps. i love you"-starring hillary swank and gerard butler. highly recommend a visit!
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sjally526 | Mar 18, 2010, 10:47 AM EDT
Here is my own thank you, to you, Mr. Fitzgerald, for taking the time to express your thoughts about my country and those who live here. As an American, it is disheartening to hear the comments so many make about us, but every now and then...I read something like this..so thank YOU. And as a New York Irish-American..thanks for letting me know about the famine memorial in Manhattan, I didn't even know about it, but will be sure to go there this spring!
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grandmaguns | Mar 17, 2010, 11:26 PM EDT
My mother came as a servant girl and my father came as a laborer in the mines of Pennsylvania and the tunnels of New York and they taught us to love the United States and respect our Irish heritage.
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FastEddy | Mar 17, 2010, 10:39 PM EDT
Yes, and from all of us displaced Irishmen in America, Thank You for the inspirations, the grace and the attitude ... I'm buyin'
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chearl33 | Mar 17, 2010, 10:07 PM EDT
I want to thank you Mr. Rory Fitzgerald for such a moving story. I myself have many Irish ancestors,and more than a few were famine immigrants who went to New York City to make a new life. I sometimes think about how hard it must of been for them to come to America. Did they dream of returning to their beloved homeland of Ireland one day,and if so,did that dream come true,even if just for a visit. I think they must of dreamt of it ,but made the best of what their hard work and perseverence and America had to offer them. How hard it must of been to find and make their place in America. I once again want to thank you for this story. I will be sending my son Ross,who is a resident of NYC , to this monument. The next time I get to NyC I will be going there too! In closing I would like to say ,in my family I have only ever heard fond and wonderfull things d about Ireland. To us it is our homeland as well as our ancestors homeland! Cheryl Williams
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killowen | Mar 17, 2010, 09:10 PM EDT
Never once thought about the true natives of Amercia
while blubbering about SinnFein. Just amazing the effects that a once slave, named Patrick, has had on the world. Without such a personage the Irish race would be happily/completely incorporated within the neighbouring occupiers framework - and with Queenie as their Pope. Stuck on Patrick's teachings they were stubborn to foreign rule. An America without the Irish would be poorer beyond measure - we are America - not like those who whine and exert undue influence over a seemingly unaware but (always) boastful people. Awake and smell the coffee. Happy Saint Patrick's Day and Thank you, Niall of the Nine Hostages for your enslavement of a young Patrick
(his rename designation) from Celto-Roman Britian. Has shadings of how a slave or a descendent rises up to become President like Mr. Obama. Mother Nature plays wonderful tricks on those who think within their own box.
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CaliforniaShamrock | Mar 17, 2010, 08:56 PM EDT
Haven't seen the memorial = must be new - one side of my Irish clan arrived at South Street Seaport on the Black Ball Clipper Yorkshire on August 29 1853 - so that is my favorite memorial!
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annhowell | Mar 17, 2010, 03:32 PM EDT
I was moved to misty eyes by this lovely article. What a wonderful tribute on St. Patrick's Day. I live in North Carolina, have never even been to NY, but am planning a trip to Ireland the end of April and am working on a novel about a fictional family who left Ireland in 1847 so have read a lot about the famine. Stories related to that troublesome time almost always bring me to tears, and I was touched to read an Irishman's perspective on stumbling across this memorial in NY. America has truly been blessed that some horrific events have brought to our shores sturdy, resilient folks who are proud to be part of America and have and are shaping our future.
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manhattan | Mar 17, 2010, 02:46 PM EDT
Thank you Mr. Fitzgerald for your beautiful and moving thoughts on your trip to New York. I read so many nasty comments from Ireland about us that I have my faith restored now. You remind me of my Irish immigrant grandparents who were so thankful for the opportunity they got here. It was a relief to read your letter after seeing the column written here that makes fun of the New York St. Patricks Day parade. Thanks again.
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JBRAFTREE | Mar 17, 2010, 02:32 PM EDT
My eyes did a bit'o sweating upon touchdown at Shannon on my first and only trip to Ireland. I'm hoping before long to return there.....
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LilPaddy | Mar 17, 2010, 02:31 PM EDT
AS AN IRISH EXPORT MYSELF (in 1960) I THANK YOU FOR EXPRESSING EXACTLY HOW I AND MY FAMILY FEEL ABOUT THIS AMERICA..... (AND OUR IRELAND)
THANK YOU Rory Fitzgerald............
Paddy Doran.
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Here's a look at the life of award winning comedienne, actress, and singer Carol Channing. Her most famous stage roles are Lorelei Lee in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" and Dolly Gallagher Levi in "Hello, Dolly!"
Personal Birth date: January 31, 1921
Birth place: Seattle, Washington
Birth name: Carol Elaine Channing
Father: George Channing, a newspaper editor
Mother: Adelaide (Glaser) Channing
Marriages: Harry Kullijian (May 10, 2003 - December 26, 2011, his death); Charles Franklin Lowe (September 5, 1956 - August 2, 1999, his death); Alexander Carson (1949 - 1956, divorced); Theodore Naidish (1942 - 1944, divorced)
Children: with Carson, adopted by Lowe: Channing Lowe, 1953
Education: Attended Bennington College, Bennington, Vermont (1938 -1941)
Religion: Christian Scientist
Other Facts She is known for her wide eyes, platinum blonde wigs and speaking with a lisp.
Performed the role of Dolly Levi more than 5,000 times, missing only one performance due to food poisoning.
In her 1998 divorce complaint, she admitted that she and third husband Charles Lowe had only had sex once or twice in 41 years of marriage. The divorce was not yet final when Lowe died in 1999.
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1948 - Broadway debut in Marge and Gower Champion production of "Lend an Ear."
1949 - Opens as the lead, Lorelei Lee, in "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" on Broadway.
1956 - Nominee, Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for "The Vamp."
1961 - Nominee, Tony Award for Best Actress in a "Musical for Show Girl."
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May 24, 1964 - "Hello, Dolly!" wins ten Tony Awards including Best Actress in a Musical (Channing) and Best Musical.
1966 - "An Evening with Carol Channing" wins an Emmy for Outstanding Writing Achievement in Variety.
1968 - Winner, Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Thoroughly Modern Millie" (from 1967); nominee, Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for "Thoroughly Modern Millie;" receives a Special Tony Award.
1971 - Named Hasty Pudding Theatricals' Woman of the Year by Harvard University.
1974 - Nominee, Tony Award for Best Actress in a "Musical for Lorelei."
1995 - Receives a Tony Award for Lifetime Achievement.
2002 - Receives the Actors Fund Julie Harris Award for Lifetime Achievement at the sixth annual Tony Awards Party.
2004 - Is awarded an honorary doctorate in entertainment arts by California State University.
October 2005 - Opens a new cabaret act in New York, The First Eighty Years Are the Hardest.
September 13, 2007 - Channing's luggage containing her rhinestone-studded costume from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" is stolen at an L.A. hotel. The dress is worth at least $150,000 and had been promised to the Smithsonian; it is found the next day.
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If you like fiddle music then you should be in for a treat as Scott Woods hits the Legion Hall in Yorkton with a show which is a tribute to the great fiddle players of the past.
"We play old time music for sure – the way an old time dance band would – melodic, lyrical but with the underlying groove of a dance band. Within that genre, we will play Scottish, Irish, Ukrainian folk melodies, as well as country songs, with vocals, gospel music, pop standards and we always feature some championship Canadian Step Dancing," he said.
"I will do my trick fiddling routine as well – where I play with a broom or coat hanger instead of a bow, play under my legs or behind my back, play while walking on a barrel (while playing Roll out the Barrel) and doing a front running somersault while playing – hence my nickname the Flippin' Fiddler."
The diversity within the show is a natural for Woods who said his own musical tastes are quite eclectic.
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Music also runs in Wood's veins.
"My dad studied classical violin when he was a kid," he said. "In 1944, when he was 12, he put a band together to play a fund raising dance for the local schoolhouse. The band has continued ever since. He hired my mom in 1956 to join the band as the piano player – that's how they met.
"Mom still plays piano in the band today."
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"I am the youngest of four kids – we all took classical violin lessons and joined the family band around age seven or eight," he said.
"In the mid-1980s dad pushed me to 'front' the band taking on the role as band leader, and M.C. He started then booking it as the Scott Woods Show.
"Over the years we gradually shifted from playing old time dances -- playing everything from fiddle tunes, to country to big band -- to doing concerts in a theatre setting.
"Today we still play some of that dance music from the big-band era along with country, gospel, western swing and of course lots of fiddle tunes."
While more of a fiddle player today, Woods is classically trained too.
"When I was four and started taking classical violin lessons, I learned all the techniques typical of the classical training – scales, studies, exercise – all the stuff that no kid really wants to practice. But my dad knew that training was important and so he would reward us for practicing that technique with fiddle tunes- in the style of Don Messer. That was the fun stuff – and the reason we all still play today."
And the music has remained a family thing for the Woods.
"My oldest sister Elizabeth does not travel with the band but still performs when we are close to her home in the Ottawa Valley. My next sister, Kendra, performs with the band in Ontario. She is a schoolteacher and cannot travel outside the province during the school year. My brother Bruce has toured with us many times playing drums and fiddle. He is not on our current tour, but he does play with other bands locally when he is not on the road with us."
Woods and his show have toured extensively, including the upcoming show in Yorkton May 14.
"We tour each year across North America – around 175-200 days on the road each year," he said. "This year we have already been in 10 different states and will be in most of the provinces before the end of September. We have played small barn dances to large 5,000 seat auditoriums and even performed on a raft in the Elora Quarry as part of the Elora Festival.
"Most of our shows now are soft-seat theatre style shows and about 95 per cent are fundraising concerts for churches, charities, community organizations etc. It is a real blessing for us to be able to travel and play the music we love and to help out those communities along the way."
In between tour dates Woods is in the recording studio.
"I have been recording my own CDs - and CDs for others since 1996," he said. "My studio is a 32-track digital studio located at my house.
"I have done several albums for other fiddlers in the past and other artists besides fiddlers, so being an artist and producer/engineer is a very good combination for me.
"The energy that you feel on stage is certainly a boost to your performance and it is always a challenge to get the same feel in the studio. However the perfection and accuracy in the studio is much easier to achieve – so it is really about finding a good balance."
In terms of recordings, Woods said they are reflective of his show.
"Our CDs are primarily traditional tunes," he said. "I have only written a few dozen fiddle tunes myself, but I do arrange all the music for the CDs along with help from my sister, Kendra and my mom, Carolyn. We present the music in an old time style and choose tunes that are catchy and would appeal to the non-fiddle fans.
"Even as a fiddle player I need to hear lots of variety in my recordings and shows. We always have a full band backing up the fiddle(s) and often have several harmony fiddles and other instruments.
"We have 15 CDs now and they are all different but are all old time music. It is tough to be new and different yet still be in the style we are known for. We do a new CD about every year and since our show changes every year, we usually have the album correspond to the new show theme."
And the pattern of being on the road and in the studio will continue.
"We are already working on our 2013 show and CD which is called 'Swingin' Fiddles'," he said. "It will feature three fiddles in harmony and we will play more of that big-band and swing, Dixieland and jazz music mixed with western swing and country. We will also incorporate traditional fiddle tunes in the three-part harmonies.
"It will be music that is very interesting from the melody point of view as well as the chord progressions and harmonies. It will be truly music that I love to play. We will throw in some real fancy tunes as well. "The Swingin' Fiddles show will tour across Canada in 2013 as all of our shows have for the past several years. I think I have toured western Canada at least 25 times already. Our tour bus pretty much knows its own way across the country by now."


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