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Originally published on Tue November 6, 2012 1:41 pm
As the East Coast hunkers down for the onslaught of Hurricane Sandy, NPR Books dug back into the archives to find stories about keeping safe — and sane — when disaster strikes. Here you'll find memoirs of past storms, novels about future storms and interviews with authors who've written about severe weather and climate change.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 3:12 pm
Economists will need many days — maybe weeks or months — to assess the financial harm being done by Hurricane Sandy. But whatever the final figure, it will be huge, well into the tens of billions of dollars.
More than 60 million Americans are feeling the impact of the weather monster slamming New York, New Jersey, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Virginia, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and many other states. The howling mix of wind, rain and snow is causing massive direct losses, i.e., the destruction of private homes, stores, boats and cars.
Originally published on Tue October 30, 2012 9:42 am
As the presidential campaign has unfolded, the candidates have traded polemics about wealth, class warfare, dependency and the role of government.
And while it may be uncomfortable to admit, some Americans are simply more financially successful than others. But why do some achieve wealth, while others struggle? And what do we think explains our prosperity — or lack thereof?
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 4:22 pm
The rest of the government may have been shut down for the hurricane, but not the U.S. Supreme Court.
The justices were in court Monday to consider a challenge to the 2008 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, known as FISA. The new law broadly expanded the government's ability to conduct large-scale monitoring of international phone calls and emails to and from people in the United States.
Originally published on Tue October 30, 2012 6:17 am
Hurricane Sandy may be grinding closer to the East Coast with 90 mph winds and torrential rains, but the most devastating aspect is likely to be storm surge.
Simply put, storm surge is wind-driven water that is forced against the shore, piling up in low-lying areas where it can cause dangerous flooding. A number of factors can make storm surge worse: a massive storm with high winds headed straight for a region full of shallow coastal bays and inlets.
Sandy seems to have them all, says Chris Landsea, science and operations officer at the National Hurricane Center.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 4:34 pm
While the rest of the federal government shut down Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court was open for business as usual — at least long enough to hear two cases argued.
It is hardly the first time that the high court was the macho guy in town, staying open when the rest of the government was closed. The reason appears to be tradition, albeit a modern tradition.
The Peanut Butter & Pickle Sandwich dates back to the Great Depression. It's great if you're transported back in time to 1930 and you forget to bring Powerbars, or, say, if you're stuck in your house with limited pantry options as a big hurricane heads your way.
Originally published on Wed October 31, 2012 5:46 pm
It's 4:30 in the morning in Washington, D.C., and dank pools of sweat are collecting on the dance floor beneath a dripping basement ceiling. I can see Sonny Moore's heart beating through his shirt. The 24-year-old DJ, whose producing alias, Skrillex, is a major keyword for the new wave of American dance music, just wrapped up an intimate surprise show at U Street Music Hall (my local gateway to electronic music and a place where I also DJ from time to time).
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 1:48 pm
Thanks to Hurricane Sandy, the week before Election Day is certainly not turning out the way anyone expected, especially the presidential candidates.
President Obama and Mitt Romney found themselves ditching their schedules for the start of the week as they responded to exigencies created by the massive hurricane raking the U.S. Eastern Seaboard.
Even before making landfall in the United States, Sandy is already causing some massive travel headaches:
-- In the air, 8,000 flights have been cancelled through Tuesday, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 1:55 pm
Please line up for this multiple choice quiz:
Days before the deluge descended and the chaos commenced, Americans along the Eastern Seaboard waited patiently in single-file lines to try to influence their destiny. Were they ...
A) Waiting to buy gasoline at a station before Hurricane Sandy hit?
B) Showing up to participate in early voting for the 2012 election?
C) All of the above
With just over a week left before what may be another very tight election, many offices are seeing more and more heated conversations about politics. But what are the rules? Employment lawyer John Barr and human resources expert Lynn Taylor talk about the collision of politics and the workplace.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 5:58 pm
Wherever you look these days, it seems labels that strive to send a message about our food are on the table. In California, there's a vote coming up on whether genetically modified foods should be labeled. A few weeks ago, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission updated its guidelines for "green" labeling.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 12:35 pm
Hurricane Sandy is bearing down on the East Coast of the U.S., bringing sustained wind, heavy rain, and flooding that's forcing roads, bridges and mass transit systems to close from New York City to Washington. We're following the storm's progress and its impacts here on The Two-Way .
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 12:34 pm
Small, medium and large. That's basically what Google announced today: That they will now offer touch-screen devices in three different sizes.
Like Apple — which has the iPhone, the iPad Mini and the iPad — Google now has the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10.
The 4 is a smartphone, the 7 is a medium-size tablet and the 10 is a large tablet.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 12:28 pm
President Obama urged Americans in Sandy's path Monday to "please listen" to local officials, and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, urged help for those affected by the superstorm.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 1:57 pm
As Hurricane Sandy continues its slow progress toward the East Coast, thoughts of voting aren't uppermost in most people's minds. Nevertheless, state and local officials are scrambling to accommodate early voters as best they can.
Depending on how the storm ultimately plays out, Sandy isn't expected to have much effect on the outcome of the presidential race. Most of the states in its path are not considered competitive.
Originally published on Fri November 2, 2012 3:34 pm
We're always looking for new angles on health news. And now we're trying a new angle on Shots: a podcast.
This is an experiment, so I should ask for your informed consent. Are you prepared for some unorthodox audio from an ink-stained wretch still working on the transition to online journalism from print? If so, click away.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 11:24 am
Update at 1:16 p.m. ET. Not Taken During Sandy:
The Old Guard reports on Twitter that the photograph we posted of soldiers standing guard over the the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was taken in September. It was not taken during Sandy, as the First Army Division East, said in its Facebook page.
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Ask Swedish singer Sarah Assbring, sole member of the moody pop group El Perro del Mar, and she'll tell you these are grim times, but not without a flicker of hope. "In this world, you think you have no reason to believe in love or in anything much," she says. "Then one day, when you least expect it, a light appears on the far horizon. It's a flickering light, begging you to come, telling you to stay away."
Originally published on Thu November 8, 2012 7:53 pm
This interview was originally broadcast on Nov. 24, 2010.
Originally published on Tue October 30, 2012 9:33 am
Here are a few reasons government forecasters at the National Hurricane Center and emergency management officials are so concerned about Sandy:
1. Sandy is one of the largest hurricanes ever to strike the U.S. Sandy's winds cover an area of more than 1,000 miles in diameter. That's enormous by hurricane standards. So instead of affecting an area a couple of hundred miles across, Sandy will cut a huge swath. That means many millions of people are probably going to be exposed to high winds, heavy rains, and, for those on the coast, powerful storm surge.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 12:50 pm
This is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. I'm Michel Martin. Later in the program, you have no doubt heard about the religious violence that's been plaguing northern Nigeria but you might not have heard about how a new university, led by an American educator, is hoping to play a role in bringing peace to that country as well as other difficult conflicts on the continent. We'll tell you more about it later in the program.
I'm Michel Martin and this is TELL ME MORE from NPR News. Coming up, just in time for Halloween, a new book for kids and tweens offers some fun facts and some frights about the great ghost stories of history. That's just ahead.
But, first, we take a look at the work of building education and fostering peace in Nigeria. You might have followed the stories about an anti-Western terrorist group called Boko Haram that had been blamed for a series of deadly bombings and other assaults mainly in Northern Nigeria.
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 11:29 am
Later this week we'll get another snapshot of the U.S. job market: the last unemployment report before next week's presidential election.
Forecasters expect another sign of slow but steady job growth. Whoever is in the Oval Office next year will have to cope with a sluggish U.S. economy and confront some urgent policy decisions.
Originally published on Tue October 30, 2012 8:53 am
China is about to get new leaders for the first time in a decade, and it comes at a sensitive moment for the world's most populous nation. Economic growth, which surged for decades, has slowed. Demands for political reform have increased and the Communist Party has been hit by scandal. In a series of stories this week, NPR is examining the multiple challenges facing China. In our first story, Louisa Lim looks at how the Chinese view the Communist Party in the place where it took shape.
The frail 79-year-old in a pale brown shirt with close-cropped hair sitting at a fast-food restaurant table looks absolutely unremarkable. But Bao Tong has a lightness in his eyes, a confidence that speaks of a man whose conscience is clear, a man with nothing to fear.
"I have become my own person," he says. "When I was a Communist Party member, I had to follow party discipline. When they threw me out of the party, my brain was set free."
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 12:17 pm
Fiction and nonfiction releases from Matthew Quick, Anthony Horowitz, Darrell Hammond, Craig Marks, Rob Tannenbaum and Regis Philbin.
Originally published on Sun November 4, 2012 10:34 am
The 2010 elections, in which Republicans had a net gain of 63 seats in the House, was one for the record books. It was the most impressive showing by the GOP since 1938, when their net House pick up was 80 seats, and the best showing by any party in the House since 1948, when the Democrats added 75 seats. The sweep of two years ago more than wiped out the gains made by the Democrats in the House of 2006 (31 seats) and 2008 (20 more).
Originally published on Mon October 29, 2012 10:48 am
Before you brave the rain, wind and inevitable lines at the already depleted grocery store today in the Mid-Atlantic region, take a deep breath.
If you're a moderately good grocery shopper, you probably already have the food you need on hand to make it through the next few days if (when) we lose power because of Hurricane Sandy. (If not, best to find a shelter near you.) But you do need to take extra precautions that what you're preparing is safe.


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Aussie network âSevenâ to launch 7mate for âmale audience.â Sexist?
While perusing The Hollywood Reporter today, I found an article about
the Seven network in Australia launching a channel just for menâ¦
Now, Iâm not a bra burning feminist or anything â letâs face it, if I
donât rein these puppies in, theyâll be polishing my knees,so no BBQ
bra for me â but surely a channel aimed specifically at men is a)
Neanderthal and b) insulting?
I find it insulting anyway, primarily because the line-up of shows
that 7mate will be showing are shows that I would and do watch, and
Iâm most definitely a female. Iâve seen my birth certificate.
Theyâll be showing Family Guy, American Dad, Top Gear and sci-fi type
shows, but big news flash Seven, girls like that stuff too! We donât
all sit and watch â exclusively â shows about hair and make-up and
shiny things you knowâ¦
We arenât all Paris Hilton.
The networkâs CEO, David Leckie, issued a press release about the
launch of 7mate which read that the channel âwill be aimed at men 16
to 49.â
So not only is it sexist, itâs ageist too! Men of 50 and over donât
like sports, cars, cartoons etc??
Leckie went on to say, âSeven is Australiaâs most-watched network and
our suite of multi-channels delivers more viewers than anyone else.
âThe launch of 7mate delivers us a tremendous platform of channels
targeting specific audience demographics â leveraging our primary
channelâs success with women and 7Twoâs targeting of a 25+ adult
âWeâre delighted to be the first commercial network to moveto three
channels ⦠this is another significant step for our television
And Sevenâs director of programming, Tim Worner, added, âWeâre using
the biggest sports event to launch 7mate but this new channel will be
so much more than sport.
âWe are after the most elusive demographic in media, and we think
weâve got the offering to get them."
How are these âelusiveâ viewers?? Thatâs like half the population of
the world, give or take, so unless they are actually aiming to bring
throw-back cave dwellers into their family of viewers, I fail to see
what or who is so âelusive.â
So in short, grow up Seven and live in the now! Women like those shows
too, and guess what else? Not all men are into sport and cars.
Oh and also? We women call our friends âmatesâ too, thatâs another
thing thatâs not the exclusive domain of men, and calling your channel
7mate wonât necessarily ensure males flick to it and think, âOoh, it
says âMateââ¦must be for men only then and I'd better watch it.â
Epic fail.

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Jonathan Tran and Foster Michaelis named National History Bee Champions!
On June 1st, Jonathan Tran and Foster Michaelis won the Middle and Elementary Divisions of the National History Bee, respectively. Both Jonathan and Foster exhibited an incredibly impressive amount of history knowledge over the course of the day and went home with the gold! The finish of all of our Nationals participants can be found here (Elementary Division) and here (for Middle School). We hope everyone who attended enjoyed themselves and joins us in our excitement for the 2013-2014 National History Bee!
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Huser, William A., Jr. (Archaeological Resources Management Services, Ball State University)
1823 William Conner Estate, home of William Conner, Conner Prairie.
Map of Ball State University excavations at the William Conner House.
In June and July of 1990, the Archaeological Resources Management Services, Ball State University, performed fifteen days of archaeological field investigations at the home of William Conner, a notable figure in the developmenet of Indiana as a state. A fur trader who came to central Indiana in 1800, Conner remained in Indiana until his death in 1855. His diverse business interests also included farming, milling, distillation of spirits, merchantile endeavors, and land speculation. The last of these included the founding of the town of Noblesville. Moreover, William Conner served as an interpreter for the American forces in the War of 1812, and later he served as interpreter and witness at several treaty negotiations with Native American groups, which resulted in Indiana having its modern-day boundaries. Furthermore, Conner served as a state representative for several terms, aided in the initiation of the National Republican Party in Indiana, was a long-time member of the Masonic Order, and was a charter member of the Indiana Historical Society.
In 1823, William Conner built a two-story Adam-style brick house on the terrace edge of the West Fork of the White River, about four miles south of Noblesville, in Hamilton County. this structure, which today bears his name, is believed to have been one of the first brick buildings built in central Indiana. Although Conner lived in the house until only 1837, his sons and their families are believed to have continued to reside in the house until 1874. The house continued to be used as a residence by various owners or their tenants until ca. 1916, for a total of about 93 years.
In 1935, the William Conner House was purchased by Eli Lilly, who was at that time president of the Indiana Historical Society. Lilly and his wife, Ruth, restored the house with advice from the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Indiana statesman and archaeologist Elam Young (Dick) Guernsey. While in Lilly's possession, the William Conner House functioned as a house museum.
In 1964, Lilly donated the Conner House, surrounding lands, and an endowment to Earlham College. From the early 1970s to the present day, Earlham College has used the Conner House as a house museum and as part of the outdoor exhibit of the Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement, an independent division of the College. In 1980, the William Conner House was listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
In 1990, under contractual agreement, the Archaeological Resources Management Service of Ball State University undertook archaeological field research of the William Conner housesite (12 H 608) with funds provided to Conner Prairie by the Ball Brothers Foundation. This research was designed to aid in the resolution of specific issues involved in planned additional house restoration intended to enhance the appearance of the Conner House to the calendar year 1836 and to insure the continued successful use of the house as an educational exhibit.
With the help of 120 volunteer excavators, 12 units, 86 shovel test pits, and two small impromptu exploratory holes were excavated in the house yard and cellar. In total, 60 square meters of surface area were excavated (i.e. a four percent sample of the study area) resulting in the recovery of more than 26,000 archaeological specimens and the identification of 22 subsurface cultural features. Prehistoric Native American artifacts typically were found in disturbed context, and no prehistoric features were identified. No evidence was found of historic- period occupation of the site prior to the construction of the Conner House. Although thick cultural deposits that may be 20th- century fill were found to be present in the yard southeast of the house, and soil stratification of the house perimeter was found to have been extensively disturbed during the 1935 restoration, substantial undisturbed 19th-century remains were found to be present in the house yard. Nineteenth-century features discovered included a cobble walk, a small brick pad of undetermined function, post holes and/or post molds, a small refuse-filled pit, and clusters of artifacts.
As the results of investigation pertained to issues of planned house restoration: The western side of the house was identified as the formal "front" of the structure. Evidence was found to suggest that an outbuilding, perhaps a smokehouse or kitchen, once stood in the eastern yard, perhaps during the William Conner occupation of the site. Unfortunately, due to prior disturbance of the soil in critical locations, archaeology could not aid in resolution of the question of whether the kitchen wing was original to the house. Nor could the question of whether an exterior oven had been attached to the wing be resolved, because the attachment of an oven in 1935 at the location in question obscured any remains of earlier constructions.
Beyond the project-specific goals, the 1990 research at the William Conner housesite constituted one of the few substantial investigations of 19th-century archaeological sites to be performed in Indiana to date and provided a first look at one of the three residences in a small geographical area that William Conner occupied in Indiana.
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After attending Kingsmead College and the University of Witwaterstrand in her native Johannesberg,
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Tony award-winning actor John Kani steps into the title role for this production of William Shakespeare's timeless tragedy Othello, captured live during a 1988 performance at the Market Theater Johannesburg and directed by Janet Suzman. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The Singing Detective
With the notable exception of Pennies From Heaven, The Singing Detective was the best-known TV miniseries project of the iconoclastic, darkly humored Dennis Potter. A reworking of Potter's first novel Hide and Seek, the six-part series starred Michael Gambon as crime novelist Philip E. Marlow. Suffering from a hellish skin-and-nerve disease called psoriatic arthroparthy (a painful infliction which ultimately killed the real-life Potter), Marlow was confined to a hospital bed, where under the influence of numerous prescription drugs he began to imagine himself as the hard-boiled hero of his latest detective novel. While trying to solve a difficult case, Marlow continually drifted backward in time to his childhood in the Forest of Dean, occasionally bursting into song to express his emotions. As fantasy and reality merged into one, Marlow was forced into a tortuous session of self-analysis and personal discovery. Virtually everyone in the cast was seen in double and triple roles, including nominal leading ladies Alison Steadman and Joanne Whalley (aka Joanne Whalley-Kilmer). The series earned two BAFTA awards (the British equivalent of the Emmys), one for Best Actor to Michael Gambon. After its initial BBC1 run from November 16, to December 21, 1986, The Singing Detective was shown in the United States via public and cable television, where it picked up another award, the prestigious Peabody, in 1989. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy
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Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy was a 6-part British miniseries, first telecast in the US on PBS' Masterpiece Theatre. The series covers the years 1946 through 1947, during which time the British government granted independence to India. War hero Lord Mountbatten (Nicol Williamson), although considered a political lightweight, is appointed the task of overseeing the transition of power. It is the sort of test that separates the Lords from the boys: Mountbatten must not only unite the squabbling factions within India, but also counteract the rhetoric of Winston Churchill (Malcolm Terris), who is dead set against losing the Empire's "jewel of the crown." Once independence is officially granted, Mountbatten is challenged with open combat between the Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs, as well as territorial demands from Pakistan and the Kashmir. Also appearing in this epic production is Sam Dastor as Gandhi, Ian Richardson as Nehru, and Vladek Sheybal as Jinnah. Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy was first seen on Masterpiece Theatre from January 26 through March 2, 1986. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Malcolm Terris
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Bright Smiler
An author attempts to relax at a spa but finds danger in the form of a masseuse in this British television mystery movie. ~ Kristie Hassen, Rovi
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The Zany Adventures of Robin Hood
In this made-for-TV spoof, Robin Hood (George Segal) and his merry men must attempt to gather together the necessary ransom money to free King Richard from a nasty Duke. ~ Iotis Erlewine, Rovi
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And the Ship Sails On
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This evocative look at a 1914 ocean voyage to scatter the ashes of a world-famous opera singer (Janet Suzman) is by turns charming, funny, and bizarre. Among the ship's passengers are aristocrats, politicians, singers, and a rhinoceros. Their episodic interactions form the core of the film, with complications (including a group of refugee Serbs boarding the vessel) carefully orchestrated by screenwriters Federico Fellini and Tonino Guerra to highlight the decay of European society prior to World War I. The ship sails on an artificial ocean against an artificial sky, crafted by art director Dante Ferretti in the studios of Cinecitta, with a result that is both disconcerting and oddly comforting. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
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Barbara Jefford
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The Draughtsman's Contract
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Peter Greenaway's first fiction feature (after the mock-documentary The Falls) made him immediately famous and was named one of the most original films of the 1980s by British critics. The action is set in the director's beloved 17th century. Ambitious young artist Mr. Neville (Anthony Higgins) is invited by Mrs. Herbert (Janet Suzman) to make 12 elaborate sketches of her estate. Besides money, the contract includes sexual favors that Mrs. Herbert will offer to the draughtsman in the absence of Mr. Herbert. Entirely confident in his ability to weave a web of intrigues, Mr. Neville eventually becomes a victim of someone else's elaborate scheme. The film is structured as a sophisticated intellectual puzzle like the ones popular in the 17th century. There is a lot to pay attention to besides the intrigues -- fancy wigs, conversations by candlelight, English parks, Purcell-inspired baroque music by Michael Nyman, all to please the eyes, soothe the ears, and stimulate the mind. ~ Yuri German, Rovi
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Janet Suzman
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Priest of Love
The later years of the life of author D.H. Lawrence are dramatized in this screen biography. Following the controversial reception of his novel The Rainbow, David Herbert Lawrence (Ian McKellen) and his wife Frieda (Janet Suzman) leave England for the U.S., where they hope that Lawrence's bold themes will be received in a more tolerant climate. Such is not the case, and the Lawrences travel first to Mexico, and then to Italy while David attempts to complete and then publish his best known (and most controversial) work, Lady Chatterley's Lover. However, as the furor over the book taxes David's well being, tuberculosis saps his physical health. The supporting cast includes John Gielgud as censorship crusader Herbert G. Muskett and Ava Gardner as Mabel Dodge Luhan. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Janet Suzman
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The deeper, broader issues behind the rise and fall of one of the world's greatest ballet dancers and choreographers, Vaslav Nijinksy (1888-1950), is not at the fulcrum of this two-hour British biographical drama. Director Herbert Ross and screenwriter Hugh Wheeler base the film on Nijinsky's diaries and his wife's book Nijinsky but what they portray are the years between 1912-1913 and Nijinsky's affair with Sergei Diaghliev, his mentor and the impresario and founder of Ballets Russes. With the life of the great man (played by dancer George de la Pena) explained via the dominant, impossible personality of Diaghliev and the love of his wife (Leslie Browne), there is no room for larger questions. The business and politics and especially the homosexuality that are involved with the art of ballet are also given primary focus. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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George de la Pena
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The House on Garibaldi Street
Based on a true story, this made-for-TV spy movie chronicles the 1960 capture of a Nazi in South America. When Israeli agents find out that Nazi Adolph Eichmann survived the war and is living in Argentina, they hatch a plan to kidnap him and bring him to trial for his crimes. Martin Balsam portrays Isser Harel, who wrote the book that served as the basis for this film. ~ Bernadette McCallion, Rovi
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Often described as "Ship of Fools with a conscience," Voyage of the Damned is based on a true story. In 1939, the Nazis ostentatiously loaded a luxury liner with hundred of Jewish refugees from all walks of life. The ship then tried to drop anchor in Havana, Cuba-only to have its passengers refused entry by the Cuban government, in keeping with its super-stringent immigration policies. This was exactly what the Nazis expected to happen, and indeed wanted to happen. By having the refugees turned away from Havana, the German government could "prove" that the Jews were indeed the most unwanted race on earth, thereby justifying Hitler's extermination policy. The crosssection of humanity on board the ship includes the requisite big-time stars: Faye Dunaway as a monocle-sporting countess and Oscar Werner as Dunaway's society-doctor husband; professor Luther Adler and his wife Wendy Hiller; poverty-stricken Nehemiah Persoff and Maria Schell, who hope to be reunited with their "fallen" daughter Katherine Ross; disbarred attorney Sam Wanamaker and his family (wife Lee Grant, daughter Lynne Frederick); anti-Nazi captain Max Von Sydow; and so on. Representing the Cuban government are president Fernando Rey and bureaucrat Jose Ferrer; other Havana denizens include businessman Orson Welles and minister James Mason. Despite its morbid overtones, Voyage of the Damned ends on a faintly positive note. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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One of the many versions of Shakespeare's "Macbeth," this is a tale of ambition, greed, murder and guilt. ~ Tana Hobart, Rovi
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Antony and Cleopatra
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Like other productions of Antony and Cleopatra, this 1974 version assumes that the audience is familiar with events that took place before Mark Antony's affair in Egypt with Cleopatra. These events include the assassination of Julius Caesar and the formation of a ruling Roman triumvirate of Mark Antony, Octavius Caesar and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus. When the armies of the triumvirate track down the armies of the assassins during a civil war, Egypt refuses to participate on the triumvirate's side. Antony summons Queen Cleopatra to Tarsus, Cicilia (present-day Turkey), to explain Egypt's position. But Antony falls in love with her and returns with her to Alexandria, Egypt. Shakespeare's play -- and thus the film -- begins there, in Alexandria. Captivated by Cleopatra's (Janet Suzman) beauty and charm, Antony (Richard Johnson) dallies in Egypt, forgetting his duties as soldier and statesman, until he receives word that his wife, Fulvia, has died and that Rome is on the brink of a new civil war, this time against Sextus Pompeius, the son of the late Pompey the Great. After Antony returns to Rome, Octavius (Corin Redgrave) berates him for neglecting affairs of state. However, they reconcile after Antony agrees to marry Octavius' sister, Octavia (Mary Rutherford). Upon hearing of the marriage, Cleopatra becomes enraged. Meanwhile, the triumvirs -- Antony, Octavius, and Lepidus make peace with Pompeius. Then Antony, accompanied by his new wife, goes to Athens to take command of Roman armies fighting the Parthians. Taking advantage of Antony's absence, the ambitious Octavius defeats Pompeius in a new war, deposes Lepidus, and consolidates his power. Angry, Antony sends his wife, Octavia, to Rome to protest. Meanwhile, still in love with Cleopatra, Antony returns to Egypt and resumes his affair with the alluring queen. ~ Mike Cummings, Rovi
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The Black Windmill
Michael Caine stars as an espionage agent whose young son is kidnapped. Complicating matters is the fact that the kidnappers (John Vernon and Delphine Seyrig) are Caine's own colleagues. They want to secure Caine's aid in rounding up a diamond smuggling ring, and they don't care who they have to hurt to do so. He agrees to go along, all the while searching for his missing son. Janet Suzman co-stars as Caine's estranged wife, who is compelled to join him in his search. Helmed by veteran filmmaker Don Siegel, The Black Windmill is based on Seven Days to a Killing, a novel by Clive Egleton. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A Day in the Death of Joe Egg
The plight of an English couple struggling to raise a disabled child is given a darkly humorous treatment in this English comedy. Based on the successful stage play by Peter Nichols, the film centers on the parents of Jo, nicknamed "Joe Egg," a mentally challenged invalid subject to violent seizures. The couple (played by Alan Bates and Janet Suzman) attempts to maintain a stoic and occasionally cheerful facade in the face of their daughter's condition, but they find themselves unable to cope with the strain. Faced with the imminent collapse of their marriage, they eventually agree that euthanasia may be the answer to their troubles. Some viewers may consider the subject matter inappropriate for comedy, but the film mines its uneasy laughter not from the child's plight but from the eccentricities of the parents' reactions. ~ Judd Blaise, Rovi
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Nicholas and Alexandra covers the rise and fall of the last of the Russian Romanovs. We first meet Czar Nicholas (Michael Jayston) and his German bride Alexandra (Janet Suzman) at their 1894 wedding. Though Nicholas is devoted to Alexandra, the Russian populace is less politely inclined to having a "foreigner" as their Czarina. Alexandra gains favor when she gives birth to the much-loved Prince Alexis (Roderick Noble). Alas, Alexis suffers from hemophilia, a disease which strikes every second generation of Alexandra's family. When all conventional medical ministrations fail, Alexandra puts the fate of her son in the hands of mystical holy man Rasputin (Tom Baker, later famous for his portrayal of Doctor Who). As Rasputin's influence and power grows, the Russian peasantry becomes more restless and disgruntled. They are now willing to listen to the speeches of such rabble-rousers as Lenin (Michael Bryant) and Trotsky (Brian Cox), who sow the seeds of revolution. Even after the murder of Rasputin, the Bolsheviks are unsatisfied: The revolution finally comes to pass in October of 1917. At first, the moderate Kerensky (John McEnery) pleads with his followers to allow the Romanovs safe passage out of Russia. But the radicals seize control, and on July 16, 1918, the royal family is summarily executed. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Music calendar/bird song
"We don't present music; we present life"
(This is not a public event but a neighborhood private party of friends and acquaintances)
OPEN:(Havana/Manila/Rio/Rippongi/BA/NYC Standard Time)
Berkeley, CA
8pm till the rooster crows three times
8pm till first BART train on Sunday morning
Welcome to the Birdland Jazzista Social Club. If you would like
join the jazzista club as a member or musician, learn the secret
handshake and penguin walk and email birmdan mike at email@example.com
Friday, March 11
Chuck MacKinnon Mactet http://www.mactet.com/ 830pm
Berkeley High Jazz Combo, 11pm
Friday, March 18,
Nancy Wright Trio, http://www.myspace.com/nancywrightmusic 830pm
Berkeley High Jazz Combo, 11pm
Friday, March 25
Nerio Degracia Mambo Jazztet, http://www.myspace.com/neriodegracia1/music 830pm
Stina Da Silva, 11pm
Friday, April 1
Clifford Brown III Brewing Company, http://brownaudio.com/TBC2/?page_id=28 830pm
Broun Fellinis, www.brounfellinis.net 11pm
Friday, April 8
Paul Lynch Quartet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E93ASIipjc 830pm
Rene Escovedo Trio(UMP), http://www.myspace.com/reneescovedo 11pm
Friday, April 15
Billy White Trio(nyc), http://www.billywhitemusic.com/epk.htm 830pm
Little Brown Brother, http://littlebrownbrother.com/ 11pm
Friday, April 22
Terrence Brewer, http://terrencebrewer.com/ 830pm
Downbeat's Best High School Jazz Combo: Berkeley High, 11pm
Friday, April 29
Kulingtang Jazz Experiment, 830pm
John Calloway Tumbao, www.johncalloway.com 11pm
Saturday, April 30
Lloyd Gregory, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slwE9PfFE9E 830pm
Ronald Matthews Neo Soul Groove, 11pm
Friday, May 6
Paul Lynch Quartet, 830pm
Javier Navarette(UMP), 11pm
Saturday, May 7
Manny Pacquiao vs. Sugar Shane Mosley Live on PPV
6pm to 10pm. BBQ served by our three lovely Jazzista Round Girls
Friday, May 13
Josh Jones Trio, http://www.joshjonesdrums.com 830pm
Valerie Trout,(UMP artist) www.valerietroutt.com 11pm
Saturday, May 14
Spoonbill,(Dirty New Orleans Blues), 830pm
V3 Jazz Trio with Otoe Mori, 11pm
Friday, May 20
Sam Klein-Markman, 730pm(Benvenuti A Birdland)
John Santos Sextet, http://www.johnsantos.com 830pm
Laucia Paiva,(Bossa Nova, Momenti Intimi nel Hookah Lounge)http://www.lauciapaiva.com/default.html,8pm
Dr. Yacine Kouyate(Sounds of Mali, Momenti Intimi nel Birdhouse Workshop), 930pm
Berkeley High Jazz All Stars 11:30pm
Saturday, May 21
Yacine Kouyate "Mali Meets Jazz," 8pm
Brian Ho Trio with Calvin Keys, http://brianho.net/ 930pm
Craig Horton Blues Band, http://www.baddaddy.com/ 11pm
Friday, May 27
Nerio Degracia Mambo Jazztet, http://www.myspace.com/neriodegracia1 830pm
Mary D'Orazi Trio, http://www.marydorazi.com/ 11pm
Saturday, May 28
Sheilani Alix, http://www.sheilanialix.com/index.html 830pm
Bob Kenmotsu Quartet, 11pm
Yan Yuzon and Wendell Garcia,(Archipelago, http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=vrnUHUlspT8
Friday, June 3
El Guajiro, http://sites.google.com/site/elguajiro111/ 830pm
Birdland Quartet aka Paul Lynch Quartet, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWxJmxLtlHk 11pm
Saturday, June 4
Little Brown Brother, http://littlebrownbrother.com/830pm
Craig Horton Blues Band, with Gee Gee Amos http://www.baddaddy.com/11pm
Friday, June 10
John Kaleen Group, http://johnkalleen.com/ 8pm Humanistic with Otoe Mori, 10pm
Berkeley High Jazz Graduation Jazz Jam Combos, 12am
Saturday, June 11-Japanese Tsunami Benefit Concert- please come and support Sam Klein-Markman and Brian Timar, 7pm(Benvenuti a Birdland)
Ed Reed, http://www.edreedsings.com/8pm
Lena Sunday, http://lenasunday.com/ 10pm
Tom Kanematsu and Sakura(from Japan-Tsumani Relief Benefit Concert), 12am-2am http://www.myspace.com/sakurajazz/videos/video/106491488
Amber Gougis, http://ambergougis.com/Site/Listen.html 830pm(Tanduay Rum Club Room)
Sunday, June 12
Birdland Jazz Trio Jam Session(Jaz Sawyer, Birdland Jam Session Musical Director), 1-4pm
Albany Middle School Jazz All Stars, 6-9pm
Friday, June 17
The Seething Brunswicks http://www.oranjproductions.com/seethingbruns.htm 830pm
Anton Schwartz Quartet, http://www.antonschwartz.com/11pm
Jonah Levine Quintet, 1am
Saturday, June 18
GG Amos Blues Band(Quiz, Review, and Final),http://www.facebook.com/ggamos?sk=app_2405167945 830pm
"Songbird" Tonette Jeanine and other Birds, http://tjeanine.com/ 11pm
Sunday, June 19th
Rafael Marquez Latin Jazz Descarga, http://www.reverbnation.com/rafaelramirezmusic 1-4pm
Friday, June 24
Matt Renzi, http://www.mattrenzi.com/ 830pm
Dayna Stephens, www.daynastephens.com 11pm
Jonah Levine Quintet, 1am
Saturday, June 25
Kickin' The Mule, www.myspace.com/kickinthemule 830pm
Nerio Degracia Mambo Jazztet, http://www.myspace.com/neriodegracia1 11pm
Sunday, June 26
Birdland Jazz Trio Jam Session(Caroline Chung,leader, Citizen's Jazz), 1-4pm
Friday, July 1
Ray Obiedo and Mistura Fina, 830pm
Mo'Fone, http://www.mofone.net/ 11pm
Saturday, July 2
Hard Bob Collective, www.myspace.com/hardbopcollective. 830pm
Paul Lynch Quartet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zqxgoWhCC0 11pm
Gee Gee Amos Bluzzista, http://www.facebook.com/ggamos?sk=app_2405167945 1am
Sunday, July 3
Sandor y Su Mechanica,
Sabor Mucho Calor Latin Jazz con Pollo Frito y Waffles, 1-4pm
Friday, July 8
Dayna Stephens,www.daynastephens.com 830pm
VNote Ensemble – www.vnoteensemble.com 11pm
Paul Lynch Trio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zqxgoWhCC0 1am
Saturday, July 9
Lisa Lindsley, http://lisalindsley.com/ 830pm
Laucia Paiva Bossa Nova, http://www.lauciapaiva.com/default.html 11pm
Vince Khoe Trio, http://www.myspace.com/humanisticmusic 1am
Sunday, July 10
Charles Hamilton Band(former director of BHS Jazz), 1-4pm
Friday, July 15
CHELLE & Friends www.chellemusic.com 830pm
Santos Perdidos, www.santosperdidos.com 11pm
Hugo Shiboski Quintet, 1am
Saturday, July 16
Jaz Sawyer Quartet, http://www.myspace.com/pursuancerecords 830pm
Mike Abraham Trio, http://www.myspace.com/abrahamguitar 11pm
Mon David with Donald "Duck" Bailey, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kA06w1WcseY 1230am
Sunday, July 17
Steve Deutsch Latin Jazz Ensemble, 1-4 Chicken Wings/Waffle Brunch
Friday, July 22
Tito Y Son de Cuba http://www.titoysusondecuba.com/ 830pm
GG Amos Blues Band http://www.facebook.com/ggamos?sk=app_2405167945 11pm
Joe Warner Trio, http://www.joewarnermusic.com/ 1am
Saturday, July 23
Jesse Brown and Purple Smoke Bomb, http://www.purplesmoke.net/830pm
Adam Schulman Trio, http://adamshulman.com/home.html 11pm
"Songbird" Tonette Jeanine and other Birds, http://tjeanine.com/ , 1am
Sunday, July 24th
Vince Khoe Trio/Jazz Jam, 1-4 pm http://www.myspace.com/humanisticmusic Chicken Wings and Waffle
Thursday, July 28
Cermak Band, 830pm
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 29, 30, and 31
2011 Unofficial, Uncensored, Unplugged(Probably Illegal, Bahala Na) Pinoy Jazz Festival
Friday July 29
6pm Sheilani Alix Na Kayo http://www.sheilanialix.com/index.html
8pm Little Brown Brother and Adobo with Rice http://littlebrownbrother.com/
10pm John Calloway Tumbong Tumbao www.johncalloway.com
12am Jonathan Bautista Trio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zxltlt8MsM
2am Jonah Levine Hot Five
Saturday July 30
1pm Mo'Fone http://www.mofone.net/
330pm Kuya Manny Cruz Latin Jazz Band http://home.comcast.net/~cruzettes/site/
6pm Brian (Filipin)Ho Trio with Oscar Panglalinan http://brianho.net/
830pm Melecio Magdaluyo Ensemble http://www.johnsantos.com/presskit.html
11pm Nerio De(s)gracia Mambo Jazztet http://www.myspace.com/neriodegracia1/music
2am Clifford Brown III San Miguel Brewing Company http://www.brownaudio.com/TBC2/?page_id=80
Sunday July 31
1pm Kul-X Rated Descarga(open jam) featuring Master Danny Kalanduyan
330pm Art Khu(Khu) Trio http://www.artkhu.com/
6pm Lena Sunday on a Sunday Pala http://lenasunday.com/
830pm RAQ http://raq.com/
Friday, August 5
Kickin' The Mule Blues Band, www.myspace.com/kickinthemule 830pm
Paul Lynch Quartet, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zqxgoWhCC0 11pm
Dan Zemelman, http://www.danzemelman.com 1am
Saturday, August 6
Valerie Trout, www.valerietroutt.com 830pm
Gee Gee Amos Blues Review, http://www.facebook.com/ggamos?sk=app_2405167945 11pm
Billy Buss Quartet, 1am
Sunday, August 7
Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel, http://www.brianandres.com/home.cfm 1-4pm
Friday, August 12
Chuck MacKinnon Mactet, http://mactet.com/830pm
Sheilani Alix, http://www.sheilanialix.com/index.html11pm
Saturday, August 13
Macy Blackman and the Mighty Fines, http://www.macyblackman.com/ 830pm
Lau Paiva Group, http://www.lauciapaiva.com/default.html 11pm
Friday, August 19
Quijerema, http://www.quijerema.com/home.cfm 830pm
Musical Art Quintet, www.musicalartquintet.com 11pm
Saturday, August 20
RAQ, http://raq.com/ 8pm
Little Brown Brother, http://littlebrownbrother.com/ 11pm
Friday, August 26
Falsa Baihano, http://grupofalsobaiano.com/bio 830pm
Clifford Brown Brewing Company, http://thebrewingco.net/ 11pm
Saturday, August 27
Adrian Gormley Group, http://www.theadriangormleyensemble.com/ 830pm
Nerio Degracia Mambo Jazztet, http://www.myspace.com/neriodegracia1/music11pm
Friday, Sept 2
Lloyd Gregory, http://riovida.net/channels/multi-kulti/lloyd/lloyd_gregory_official.asp 830pm
Lena Sunday, http://lenasunday.com/11pm
Saturday, Sept 3
Crystal Monee Hall,http://www.crystalmoneehall.com/ 830pm
Art Khu Quintet http://www.artkhu.com/11pm
Friday, September 9
Jared Gold Organ Trio featuring Ed Cherry and Sylvia Cuenca, http://jaredgoldb3.com/ 830pm
Jonah Udall Quintet, 11pm
Saturday, September 10
Mary D'Orazi with Marcos Silva, "Brazilian Jazz", http://www.marydorazi.com/ 830pm
Citizen Jazz Trio, http://www.myspace.com/citizensjazz/music 11pm
Friday, September 16
Laura Klein and Five Play, www.fiveplayjazz.com 830pm
Little Brown Brother, http://littlebrownbrother.com/ 11pm
Saturday, September 17
Nicolas Bearde, http://www.nicolasbearde.com/ 830pm
Blakeys Beat, 11pm
Friday, September 23
Russo Alberts Trio, 830pm
Harrison Reinisch Ensemble, 11pm
Saturday, September 24
Ray Obiedo Mistura Fina, 830pm
Nora Stanley Group
Friday, September 30
Jerome Sabbah Trio, 830pm
Nerio Degracia Mambo Jazztet, 11pm
Friday, October 7
Joe Warner Group, http://www.joewarnermusic.com/ 830pm
Lev Facher Jazz Couriers, 11pm
Friday, October 14
Citizen Jazz, 830pm
Jonah Udall Group, 11pm
Friday, October 21
Time Out Quartet, 830pm
TBA, 11pm
Friday, October 28
TJ Band, 830pm
TBA, 11pm
Friday, November 4
Randy Moore Trio , 830pm
TBA, 11pm
Friday, November 11
Keith Husbands Trio, 8pm
TBA, 1030pm
Friday, November 18
RWH Jazz Triad, 8pm
Friday, December 2
TBA, 830pm
TBA, 1030pm
Friday, December 9
TBA, 830pm
TBA, 11pm
Friday, December 16
TBA, 8pm
TBA, 1030pm
2012(not updated for a reason)
Soyaluna Jazzista Celebration
Birdland Jazzista Social Club also co-presents with Urban Music Presents and endorsed/sponsored by


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Palm Beach Opera's Daniel Biaggi to be Honored by National Society of Arts and Letters, 4/4
Palm Beach Opera, Daniel Biaggi, National Society of Arts & Letters
The Florida East Coast Chapter of The National Society of Arts and Letters will honor Palm Beach Opera's General Director Daniel Biaggi at their annual Red Rose Dinner Gala on April 4th at the Royal Palm Yacht and Country Club.
The National Society of Arts and Letters (NSAL) is a National organization founded in 1944, whose mission is to fund, nurture, promote, and assist highly motivated young artists to advance their careers in the artistic disciplines of their choice. Past recipients of NSAL support include Shirley MacLaine, Jessye Norman, and more recently, the organization's 2004 Musical Theatre winner Megan Hilty, who is currently starring in NBC's Broadway based hit SMASH.
The award-winning Florida East Coast Chapter, a non-profit, volunteer organization established in 1983, continues to further the Society's goals.
The aims and objectives of NSAL are to discover talented young people at the beginning of their careers; to create opportunities for career development and expression in Literature, and the Visual and Performing Arts; and to recognize excellence by granting awards via national and local rotating competitions in Art, Dance, Drama, Literature, Music (instrumental and voice), Opera, and Musical Theatre to gifted young artists between the ages of 16 and 32. The Florida East Coast Chapter holds one major competition per year.
In 2011 the Chapter began its Performing Arts High School Scholarship program, and in 2012 they awarded a total of $9,000 in scholarships to various students at Alexander W. Dreyfoos School of the Arts, Dillard Center for the Arts, and the New World School of the Arts. They also contributed $3,000 towards the National Society of Arts and Letters Lynn University Scholarship for Strings, Piano, and Theatre Arts.
In May, 2012 The Florida East Coast Chapter was the first winner of the newly established NSAL National Arts Advocate Award for their continuing efforts to identify, encourage and support young South Florida talent.
Now entering his fourth season as General Director of the Palm Beach Opera, Daniel Biaggi is committed to expanding the company's mission of presenting high quality opera productions and engaging educational and community outreach performances to the communities it serves. Under his leadership, the company celebrated its 50th Anniversary last season with two Golden Jubilee concerts featuring many of opera's past and present stars in addition to three fully staged productions at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. To continue expanding its impact in the community, the company is holding the first collaboration with the Lynn University Conservatory of Music to present a Young Artist Production at the Wold Performing Arts Center, as well as an outdoor opera concert at the Meyer Amphitheater at the Waterfront in West Palm Beach.
A frequent panel discussion guest and competition judge, Mr. Biaggi served as Advisor and Judge for the National Society of Arts and Letters Local Florida Chapter Vocal Competition in 2008. Mr. Biaggi has also served as panelist for the Opera America Conference in Denver, and has been a jury member for the Tucker Foundation Career Grant Competition and Awards Nomination Panel, Dallas Opera Guild Vocal Competition, Jensen Foundation Vocal Competition, and the Shreveport Opera Singer of the Year Competition. His commitment to Young Singers has led him to be invited to MissionAudition as part of Sherrill Milnes' V.O.I.C.Experience, NYIOP pre-selection auditions in New York, Berlin and Zurich. He has also served as Advisor and Judge for the National Society of Arts and Letters Local Florida Chapter Competition. Daniel Biaggi holds a Post-Graduate and Master's Degree in Vocal Performance from the Manhattan School of Music, a Bachelor of Music Degree from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and a Certificate of Musicology from the University of Berne, Switzerland. As a classically trained singer, Mr. Biaggi has performed operatic roles and recitals in the US as well as Europe.
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I was walking down the hall to an elevator when I picked a hair off my shirt. Just then I had a horrible feeling in my gut that told me to take the stairs. I decided to ignore it, so I got into the elevator and I saw this little girl and her mom. I said hi and turned to face the door of the elevator. Just then, the elevator came to a hard stop. We braced ourselves. I fluffed my skirt and asked, "Are you O.K.?" she replied with a "get me out of here" tone of voice. "Ya, I'm good. You?" I sighed and said "Sure". Right when I said that, the child started to cry. "Maybe we should sit," I said, and we sat down.
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Kampung Paya / Tioman Island / Pahang
Day 1 - Meet at Mersing Jetty and depart to Tioman by air-conditioned express ferry, approximately 1 hour and 45 mins journey. On arrival, check-in. Dinner will be served at 19:30pm
Day 2 - Breakfast will be served at 07:00am to 08:00am. Depart for sea outing at 09.00am to Pulau Rengis (Coral Island) for swimming and snorkelling. A packed lunch will be served. After lunch proceed to Marine Park where you can feed the fish. Bathing facilities are available at the marine Park, so do bring some dry clothing along (optional : diving and fishing can be arranged at your own cost). After activities at Marine Park, will proceed to Duty Free Shop for shopping. Dinner will be served at 19:30pm
Day 3 - Breakfast will be served at 07:00am-08:00am. Transfer back to Mersing.
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Fullboard Package Inclusive : * 2 nights accommodation (air condition and hot shower room) * 2 breakfast / 1 Packed Lunch / 2 dinner / welcome drink * 1 Sea outing (excluding equipment) * 2 ways ferry transfer (*surcharge apply for ferry depart before 8am)
* Surcharge : * RM 40.00 (adult) RM 20.00 (child) - Surcharge on Eve & Public Holiday.
* Fullboard Package Note : * Extension night per room per night included accommodation and breakfast only. * Child 04-12 years old is chargeable at 70% from adult rates. * Child 02-03 years old is chargeable at RM 69.00 per infant for return boat transfer.
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* The resort will be open from 01 Feb 2013 (closed for Chinese New Year 10-11 Feb 2013)
* Return transfer Tioman Tekek Airport-Tioman Paya Resort (Per Person) : RM 80.00 (2 pax above) and RM 160.00 (1 pax) - Fullboard Package guest 2 ways RM 115.00 (2 pax above) and RM 165.00 (1 pax) - Room Only guest
* Return ferry transfer Mersing-Tioman Paya Resort (approx. 2 hours) : RM 75.00 (adult) RM 65.00 (child 02-12 yrs) - MRS-TIO - 11:30 / TIO-MRS 09:00 (*surcharge apply for ferry depart before 8am)
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Kendal businesses will find out today if they will have to pay to be part of an initiative which aims to improve the town centre.
An £8m scheme to clean up beaches and the sea in west Cumbria nears completion.
Shoppers across the region have been encouraged to support local businesses as part of the Government's Small Business Saturday initiative.
The scheme aims to highlight what independent retailers bring to their high streets and encourages people to shop locally.
Deborah Cosgove, Project Manager at Allerdale Borough Council, said: "We've been going additional work as to how we can actually support them in the longer term to be more sustainable to grow or even just to make sure they can cope over what can be very difficult times for people."
Chancellor George Osborne is expected to cap increases to business rates in his Autumn Statement today and only a quarter of the public think the coalition understands the concerns of small business owners and entrepreneurs, according to the ITV News Index carried out by polling firm ComRes.
Only 26% of those questioned said the Government understood small business owners, while 66% thought the Coalition understood banks and big businesses.
A new visitor centre opens its doors in Dumfries and Galloway this weekend.
Kirroughtree near Newton Stewart has been refurbished and significantly modernised.
It will operate alongside new visitor centres at Clatteringshaws and Glentrool as part of a four and a half million pound project.
Businesses in South Lakeland have been getting expert advice on how to sell themselves online.
Fiona Marley Paterson reports.
One of the biggest challenges facing people who've been brought up in the Lake District is trying to afford to stay there.
Property prices are hugely inflated by people wanting to buy holiday homes in the area.
This afternoon fifteen so called "affordable" homes were opened in one of the Lake District's most popular villages, and they're available to locals only.
Tim Backshall reports from Grasmere.
15 so-called "affordable" homes are being opened in one of the Lake District's most popular villages this afternoon.
They are designed to allow local people to stay in the area, instead of being priced out of the market by those wanting to buy holiday homes.
Tim Backshall sent this lunchtime report from Grasmere,
Adrian Luckham from Way Ahead, in Lupton, has been at today's conference.
"I'm going to look again at my website, make it less stagnant and tell all my clients all the tips I've learnt today.
"I think this is really good for our area because I never knew you could use street view to look inside our businesses and I think that would be really good for our local hospitality industry to show how warm and inviting Cumbrian businesses are.
Businesses in a rural market town in Cumbria are learning how to use a website today to search terms and online adverts to boost their business globally.
It is part of a drive to give rural businesses more technical skills.
The Google Juice Bar is on at the Brewery Arts Centre between 10am and 12.30pm.
It has already helped 250,000 businesses in the UK and is now coming to South Cumbria.
The campaign is not just about businesses as the council hopes if local traders can sell their shop to a global audience, it will also be an advert for Kendal - boosting visitor numbers and the local economy.
– Councillor Giles Archibald, Portfolio Holder for Town Centres and Small Business"This is a fantastic opportunity for our local businesses.
"The Google Juice programme will allow them to get important advice from the Internet giant Google which will in turn benefit their online presence and could make them more prosperous.
"It is a key part of the council's strategy to support local businesses and to make South Lakeland the best place to live, work and explore."
– Tim Farron, MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale"A successful online presence is vital for businesses here in South Lakeland and successful small businesses mean a strong local economy.
"I hope that as many businesses as possible sign up to this event so they can take advantage of the expertise on offer from Google."
– Dan Cobley, Managing Director at Google UK"A recent Boston Consulting Group report found that small businesses actively using the Internet can grow eight times faster than those companies with no web presence.
"Our goal is to get businesses of all sizes to understand the importance of the Internet and how to use it to help the overall growth of their enterprise and the local economy.
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WASHINGTON D.C. – The American Association of State Highway and Transportation (AASHTO), announces the rebranding of the software product line under its AASHTOWare technical service program.
AASHTOWare is an industry leader in the development of powerful and flexible software products for designing and managing transportation infrastructure projects.
In an effort to make the online experience of our clients more user-friendly, AASHTOWare has developed a bold new website to accompany the organization's rebranded look and logo: www.AASHTOWare.org. The new website replaces jargon with copy written in common terms, and new and existing products have been combined in a fresh, cohesive, color-coded design making navigation simpler. Users can find what they need faster and easier.
"The new website is the culmination of a full rebranding we've undertaken to streamline and improve what we do," said Jan Edwards, AASHTOWare project director. "New and frequent visitors to the website can find the information they need and gain a better understanding of AASHTOWare and its many products."
Transportation agencies and consulting firms in all 50 states and Canada, as well as the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and numerous counties and cities, use AASHTOWare to help them meet these everyday demands:
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Beards get respect, but not women!
Men, you have a simple choice: If you want respect from other men, grow a beard. Aiming to attract a woman? Shave it off.
A study reported in Behavioral Ecology used pictures of men from New Zealand and Samoa in normal poses and making angry faces, both with full beards (over six weeks of growth with no trimming) and sans facial hair, to determine how the men were perceived. Researchers showed the before and after photos to 200 women, and asked the women to rate the men's attractiveness. It didn't matter the country — the women found the clean-shaven men significantly more attractive.
The researchers from Canada and New Zealand didn't stop there. They then showed the pictures, including the angry ones, to other men, who said the beards made the 19 people in the photographs look older and angrier.
But there remains a bit of reason to hang onto the facial hair, as both men and women claimed that bearded men had a sense of "gravitas," and men said the beard gave an appearance of a higher social status and earned the men more respect.
Read more: http://newsfeed.time.com/2012/03/06/beards-get-respect-but-not-women-study-finds/#ixzz1p1Ncy5Bj
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Honkin' on Bobo [Limited Edition]
Original Release Date: March 30, 2004
Track Listing
1. Road Runner
2. Shame, Shame, Shame
3. Eyesight to the Blind
4. Baby, Please Don't Go
5. Never Loved a Girl
6. Back Back Train
7. You Gotta Move
8. The Grind
9. I'm Ready
10. Temperature
11. Stop Messin' Around
12. Jesus Is on the Main Line
Willie Dixon: Composer
Jimmy Reed: Composer
Big Joe Williams: Composer
Tom Hamilton: Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar (Bass), Vocals (Background)
Joe Perry: Dobro, Guitar, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Hurdygurdy, Slide Guitar, Audio Production
Johnnie Johnson: Piano
The Memphis Horns: Brass
Mississippi Fred McDowell: Composer
Steven Berkowitz: A&R
Paul Caruso: Engineer, Assistant
Don DeVito: A&R
Jack Douglas: Producer, Audio Production
Ruby Fisher: Composer
Marti Frederiksen: Composer, Engineer, Mixing
Peter Green: Composer
Ken Hopkins: Composer
Joey Kramer: Drums, Vocals (Background)
Bob Ludwig: Mastering
Ellas McDaniel: Composer
Jay Messina: Engineer
R. Shannon: Composer
Steven Tyler: Harmonica, Piano, Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background), Producer, Audio Production
Brad Whitford: Guitar
Sonny Boy Williamson II: Composer
Clifford Adams: Composer
Tracy Bonham: Vocals
David Bett: Art Direction
Christopher Austopchuk: Art Direction
Ross Halfin: Photography
Jim Survis: Guitar Technician
Walter Jacobs: Composer
J. Perry: Composer
Paul Santo: Piano, Organ (Hammond), Engineer, Organ (Pump), Assistant, Wurlitzer, Vocal Engineer, Piano Engineer
Michelle Holme: Design
Brian Paturalski: Engineer
Fusako Chubachi: Design
John Bionelli: Montage, Tour Manager
Leila El Amine: Vocals (Background)
Jimmy Eyers: Tour Manager
Greg Howard: Guitar Technician
Michael Coleman: Montage
P.A. Green: Composer
John "Magee" McGarry: Drum Technician
Jerry Sabatino: Instrument Technician
Joel Cohen: Composer


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