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The crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant in Japan has underscored the importance of specialized energy reporters. Unfortunately, there weren't many American journalists on the beat when disaster struck on March 11. The New York Times's veteran energy and environment reporter Matthew L. Wald was one of the few, and it has shown in the paper's outstanding coverage of the unfolding disaster. A Times reporter for nearly thirty-five years, Wald has covered nuclear power since 1979 and been in the paper's Washington bureau since 1995. As part of the Times's large global team, Wald jumped on the Japan story from the start, writing or contributing to more than twenty-eight stories or blog posts to date and providing technical expertise on countless others. CJR contributing editor Cristine Russell interviewed Wald recently about media coverage of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident.
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I got a phone call on Friday, March 11, from the foreign editor. We had Keith Bradsher in China, who writes a lot about energy and is in a nearby time zone, and we had various people in Japan. I spent a lot time gathering information, but also a lot of time interpreting what we had and proofreading what others had filed to make sure that it made sense, trying to keep straight distinctions like the difference between radioactivity and materials that emit radioactivity, trying to make sense of the dose units, and trying to explain why a reactor that's shut down can still melt down.
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You were writing for the website and for the daily paper. How did you balance the need to get information out quickly and the need to get more perspective or verification?


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whenever i mute any video or tinychat it keeps making this annoying stuttering noise unless i unmute it
Again, make sure you are turning OFF hardware acceleration in the right lick settings tab > display
This used to happen to me on 10.2 - are you updating drivers via the internal update dialogue box or via the supplier web site - Microsoft does NOT update to the latest drivers.
Yeah I got the updates directly from the websites for display drviers i also right clicked
and disabled hardware acceleration but the noise still happens
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on ALL firefox, opera and chrome, so it is not a problem with any of the browsers or any of the sites, it is a problem with flash.
please fix this. it is only since this morning and the lousy update to the last flash player version. this is disappointing.
Well, ive tried all drivers from 275.33 and up, when i was using 275.33 the beta of 11.2 was out,still same problems, green screen etc, i updated drivers when beta was installed, still get same problem, now im using the latest driver for gtx 580 with the official release, still get same problem, i even modded the 680 driver and installed it, same problem, so there you have it, i cant see what elsae it could be apart from the flash player itself.I have an idea, that only the most popular codecs that ppl use online streaming have been tested and flash as been made to work with them, but ppl use all kinds of codecs, they need to test the player with not so common, i mean, nearly every video works on youtube, apart from a few, i suspect there different codecs. Other sites not so popular, i use them to watch latest movies and my fav US soaps so im not behind 1000 years lol, well these have the major green screen and that every frame stutter, each frame will stop and can see it moving to next frame instead of being seamless so to speak.I also get a complete freeze of the picture and sound will still play, picture can dissapear and sound will still play, i get that pink and green noise, if i move the slider i get blocks of color instead of picture.
Not sure which is the biggest failure, releasing software that simply does not work on the vast majority of machines without overhauling your itnernal drivers which 99% of users are NOT going to be able to do - OR - Adobes absolute silence on this issue.
The major websites are starting to catch on to this - pretty much teh final nail in the coffin for flash.
Disaster - someone needs to be made accountable at Adobe - all this blame and denial is appalling.
Time to speak to Wired and Reddit - get the ball rolling.
I have this problem, too.
I am using IE9 with win 7 64. Some flash videos will not play. Funny, the commercial that comes first plays, but then IE stops, closes, restarts and the same thing over again. And, when I do get to play a video, I get the green stripe across the top. This is happening on espn and other websites.
Sad to say, I uninstalled the 11.2 and install the most recent version of 11.1, but the flash videos on espn won't play with the 11.1. They want me to update to 11.2, the version that won't work with my nvidia optimus 1000 graphics card in my laptop.
I'm at a loss what to do, since the 11.1 version isn't accepted by the website.
I wish Adobe would fix this. Adobe, are you listening?
Oh, and btw . . . before an adobe rep suggests that I update the nvidia driver . . . I already have the latest driver installed.
I think the fix needs to come from adobe.
Updated back to the most recent 11.2, turned off hardware accerlation, and videos play. I can see them in full screen mode, but they are not as clear. Still think this bug should be fixed.
Sorry I was out today, trying to catch up with posts now. What we need to have one of you guys do is open up a new bug report at bugbase.adobe.com. Please include the following:
OS version
Browser version
Flash Player version
Exact URL where you experience this bug
Any additional steps or findings that you think are applicable
Once added, please post back here with the bug URL so that others can go and cast their vote and add comments. I'll also forward this to the video team for their immediate review.
Reported, bug #3158028, included dxdiag report, let me know if anything else is missing.
OS: Windows 7 Pro 64 bitBrowser: IE9 9.0.8112.16421 Update version 9.0.5Flash Player Version: 18.104.22.168DXDiag Report:URL: http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=espn:7774089 (actually the bug occurs with any espn video playing on flash player, and I've experienced it on other sites as well.) When I disabled hardware accerlation, the bug was gone. I then re-enabled hardware accleration, bug is back. However, there is one change. Before I had trouble getting any videos to play. Now, most will play, but the green band is still across the top. I have submitted a bug report with the above informaiton. Bug #3158029 . Mtbusman
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I have submitted a bug report on this at http://https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=newBug It is Bug #3158029 . If you are still getting the green band across the videos, or if your flash videos didn't even want to play, you can report your experiences with this bug there. My experience is that, with hardware acceleration turned on, all my flash videos have the green band. And, before I disabled hardware acceleration, I was having trouble even getting them to play at all.
Driver update fixed it for me.
That's good Derickso1. Please (all of you) help by pushing this through the BugBase here:
http://https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=newBug Bug #3158029
Vote for it, leave comments, etc. If we want a prompt fix, we need to show it's a big enough issue. Thanks.
Your link doesn't work; here is a direct link to the bug report: https://bugbase.adobe.com/index.cfm?event=bug&id=3158029
Can you add a comment to your bug report with a specific URL that you see this green band on and your browser information?
Ps. I've forwarded this thread along to our Video team again and will follow up with them tomorrow.
I didn't start the bug report, I just added to it. Sadly, I cannot give specifics.. as the driver update fixed it. I'm sticking around to see how/when it gets fixed more out of curiousity and to provide my experience. The video I was trying to see was on YouTube, but I cannot provide any link. I will however give my browser info.
Sorry, my bad. I see that mtbusman did post that this occurs with IE 9.
So, other than mtbusman and zx3cv1, who else on this thread was unable to fix this by updating their driver?
For me updating drivers doesn't work and I have posted the bug number up there. Besides video, I gave a way to 100% reproduce bug (for me at least) in a flash game with hw acceleration turned on.
For the TinyChat issue, could you take a minute and cast your vote for the following bug:
Similar problems here with Firefox (green band) and IE (crash) with what it seems any flash video (ie http://vimeo.com/37254322).
Both Firefox and IE use to work fine until few weeks ago.
Disabling Hardware Acceleration fixed the problems.
Running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit on Dell laptop with NVIDIA Quadro 2000 M graphic.
Latest versions of Firefox and IE.
There is definitely a bug with flash atm. Leaving default settings I go to some videos and I get a green screen. This video for example.. -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqEQ2JX6Pxc
Default (360p, small player) settings, I get green screen. But if I switch to larger player or 480p, I can watch the video.
Interestingly enough, I only have this problem on one of my four computers. The main difference between them is the one pc has 2 gtx 580 in Sli..
If disabling the hardware acceleration fixes the issue, then we're most likely running into a driver conflict. Please try updating to the latest if possible. If it still fails, see this FAQ which describes what additional information we'll need and how to report problems to us.
How do I troubleshoot and report problems with Flash Player Video?
Hi, I joined to comment on this thread. I too have the green video issue. I have to say I am not exactly happy about the direction and attitude being taken on this. For those that do not know, the latest Nvidia drivers are not very good. They are buggy and many people recommend not going to them. I'm not calling fault here, but for another software developer to throw out updates and then when it breaks say, you need to update your video drivers is not really the ideal situation. To me tellling people "update drivers" is not an answer, it is a cop out. The drivers are not the issue here. I would understand it if maybe it was worded differently as a temporary "workaround", but I feel the blame is being pushed off here.
I have installed the very latest nvidia driver for my gtx 580, and i still get the same issues, green screen, pink and green screen, blocks of color, still picture but sound still going, alight pause on every frame, doesnt happen on all videos online, but the sights i use the most i always get these issues, come on, this problem as been here since the beta of your flash player 11.2. Release an update asap. Cant use chrome for veiwing flash anymore because i cant down grade, when i disable the flash in chrome, chrome wont find the other non activeX flashplayer i have in programs and features.
Boe323, please try disabling hardware acceleration or updating your video drivers and let me know how it goes
How do I troubleshoot and report problems with Flash Player Video?
How do I disable or enable hardware acceleration?
I understand your concern, however as we rely more and more on the GPU then drivers will play an even more integral part of the solution. We need information from users like yourself so we can investigate problems further. We've got a FAQ that details what we need (dxdiag report, URL, is the problem fixed when you disable hardware acceleration, etc.) and how to report the problem to us. I'd like to improve this reporting process in the future, as I understand how frustrating this all can be, but this what we have to work with right now.
How do I troubleshoot and report problems with Flash Player Video?
For buggy drivers, our solution would most likely be to blacklist their support, falling back on CPU mode. This is effectively the same as disabling hardware acceleration.
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the latest Nvidia drivers are not very good. They are buggy and many people recommend not going to them.
Most likely, older drivers are even more buggy. There is probably a reason why a new version (296.10) was released last month.
I have updated to the absolute very latest drivers -
Can not get stageVideo VIDEO to work with some codecs, audio does.
Green screen on some videos, hardware acceleration is working with alchemy.
I am suspecting this is a CODEC ISSUE NOW.
Jesus Adobe - this is appalling - I am at a loss for words as to how bad this is.
I haven't even heard or seen a press release regarding this failure - and I can assure the web is going ballistic.
Simply stunning that nothing is being said, and as always absolutely nothing being done.
I've been using 285.62 geforce drivers since its release Oct 24, 2011. Never experienced the green screen issue until I restarted the pc a few days ago and flash was updated to 11,2,202,228.
So instead of testing this all before its released you are asking users to do the testing after it has been released ?
Its not like these are uncommon set ups, they are all basic normal set upts - ATI nVidia - and here we are ?
We all know Adobe sacked half the flash team - is this a consequence of this ? Is this the new business model ? Create a product without testing it, break half teh web sites and then wait for users to come back with their results and solutions ?
Seriously - so incredibly over this. Its been going on for MONTHS. Since flash player 10.2.....
Edr4 -
Can you please update your video drivers to 296.10 or greater and try again? If that doesn't work, please let us know. The other alternative is to disable hardware acceleration.
boe323 - Are you using the Flash Player 11.3 beta?
Forgot to mention that video drivers update does not seem to be available for my system, a 3 month old Dell laptop with NVIDIA Quadro 2000 M graphic card.
And as stated in my previous post (and by many other users) Flash videos use to work just fine until the most recent update.
Do not try and update via the WINDOWS UPDATE PANEL - this will not work, update via the manufacturers web site. Windows obtains its drivers through their own mentalist process.
Further to add - I have a feeling this may ALL be a result of the encoding process on the video's being shown. In fact, Im failry sure.
However, there is a new problem - flash is now crashing my chrome browser every tenth minute or so - there is a memory leak or something......seriously Adobe - go and REHIRE some staff.
Video drivers update not available from my manufacturer (Dell). That's where I searched. I should have stated this in my post I guess.
I was having the same problem with some videos: Dell drivers are old for the video card usually and Nvidia updates as new ones are made. I would suggest doing a search on Nvidia for updated drivers and doing a clean download. This solved my problem. You can use Nvidia control panel to do your driver search if it is installed on your unit. I have an Aurora-R4 from Dell
After downloading the latest version of Adobe player, I now get the green band at the top on all videos. Sometimes if I click to go to full screen, the green band disappears; sometimes it doesn't. Additionally to the green band, the picture seems shifted a little. Like some of the colors are shifted down.... It appears that the height of the green band, is where there's a "Share" link? My guess is that other software might be interefering -- I have Real Player (which usually gives me a sort of "Download link at the top of the video), and AdBlock Plus (which gives me an ootion to Block the video). This only happens in FireFox 11.0 browser, and not in Google Chrome.
I'm seriously annoyed enough about this that I'll probably just go back to a previous version.


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How would you interpret the word "diversity" by acting it out? How could you use theater skills to bring an urban issue to the attention of a community to effect positive change? And how could you convince a local government agency to pay you for your art? These are some of the questions answered – among many others – through the Broward Cultural Division's Creative Artist Advancement Program.
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#1 - the Waiter Augie = WONDERFUL, Outstanding!!!
#2 - the Manager Fred = Unprofessional, RUDE and completely Disrespectful !!!!!
- Sunday Brunch @ The Reef is the most wonderful experience I've ever had... Why? you ask -- well -- the food is great - the View is incredible... but -- you can get that and MORE @ the Queen Mary, right?! - What makes The Reef so Awesome -- is AUGIE - My Favorite Waiter!! He makes Brunch more enjoyable than you can safely have in the continental united states...lol
I've been going to Sunday Brunch @ the Reef for over 5 years -- I've had Augie all but twice on a Monthly basis... i've also had brunch at MANY other locations -- and every single time -- I kick myself for NOT going to The Reef with Augie...
SO --- if you're looking for an awesome brunch with LOTS of fun you're friends will THANK you ----
Go to The Reef and BE SURE to request AUGIE's section --- NOW -- I must also warn you -- the Manager FRED is a very nasty, mean & rude man -- so He may try to decline your request for Augie's section -- do NOT let that stop you...
Demand his section or tell them you'll WAIT until a table is available -- I PROMISE you won't be sorry!!!
Great place! – I love the scenic views and seafood at The Reef. Service was great, but once i had to wait a while for a table although i had reservations. Price is right. Love the calamari and clam chowder! Would not recommend the jambalaya or the risotto...the risotto changed for some reason, in the past it was delicious.
Try this restaurant for brunch. You must request AUGIE'S section - HE'S AMAZING!!! – This restaurant does a great Sunday Brunch. The view is terrific. The price is nice. What makes this restaurant different is a server named AUGIE. He will make you laugh all day. So much so that my family (total of 12 people) wants to make Sunday Brunch at The Reef a monthly occasion. You must insist on sitting in his section. They will try to sit you in other server's sections but it is not the same experience. He is very popular and fills up quickly. If you are lucky enough to sit in his section he will make your day. We found that its a great time for all and we end up talking about Sunday brunch all week and what Augie did or said. He is a LONG BEACH Treasure. The Reef is lucky to have him.
Great food; bad service – We had a function in one of the private rooms (buffet style). The food was delicious, but the service was terrible and unfair. We were not allowed to take home our leftovers. We did not care too much about the main courses, but wanted to take home the dessert. We had about 5 different cakes and some were left untouched. Also, one of the waiters broke a glass at our table, sweared out loud (even though children were seated there), and did not clean up all the bits of glass. I would go back to have dinner, but would not have any type of function there ever again........
Great view, good service and food. – Thank god i have navigation in my lexus because i dont know where i would have ended up. This place was a little difficult to find coming from Torrance.
Still, this restaurant has a beautiful view of downtown Long Beach and the waterfront. Our server Brianna was great as well. Very attentive.
As for dinner however, my gfriend and i HIGHLY enjoyed the crab cakes. I had the NY Steak and she had the Waterfront Mixed Grill Sampler. I ordered mine medium rare but came out more well done. :( As for her order, she enjoyed her plate very much.
For two ice teas, crab cakes, two entrees, desert w/ tip came a little under $100. It was a special occassion so it was well worth it.
Beautiful View + Excellent Food :) – My bf and I had dinner at The Reef on a saturday nite...Truly one of the best view of long beach, ca :) Ambiance of the restaurant was great -- even when there was a wedding going on -- the dinning area they sat us was nice and quiet and had a GREAT view of the marina :) Our server (Brianna) was EXCELLENT :) Food was great and the bill was reasonable. Overall, I would highly recommend the restaurant :) Oh, FYI --there is NO dress code for the restaurant :)
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Is it possible?
Or is any other program that looks like GarageBand that works on XP?
I appreciate any answers.
Is it possible?
Or is any other program that looks like GarageBand that works on XP?
I appreciate any answers.
no one knows??
In my knowledge, only Safari and iTunes are natively compatible Apple products on Windows.
There are lots of alternatives working cross platform like Ableton Live and Pro Tools. This depends of course of what you wanna use it for.
For any DAW work (Digital Audio Workstation), you have a lot of options. For a MIDI / Audio user-friendly/easy-to-use DAW, looking like GarageBand?
No one actually "look" VISUALLY like GarageBand (except it's big brother Logic Studio, MAC only again), but any other will do the same job in one way or the other. Here is a couple of ones you might look up.
REAPER | Audio Production Without Limits - Cockos Reaper - Excellent DAW, I use it for my professionnal needs (Recording Studio)
Ableton - Ableton Live Home - Ableton Live - Excellent for live sets, good tools for DJ et electronic type music
Propellerhead Software - Products - Reason - Propellerheads Reason - No actual audio recording available with this one, but for electronic/techno music, or anything with a beat, this one is worth looking. I even used it for a metal band which required software synths, sounds good.
If you don't find anything good for you with that, you can go with more "big-game" software like Avid Pro Tools LE/M-Powered (which requires proprietary hardware to work), Steinberg Cubase, Cakewalk Sonar, Presonus Studio One, or any other one I don't know, there are so many, at various prices...


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Rachel McAdams and Michael Sheen have called it quits!
The "Midnight In Paris" co-stars have decided to end their off-screen romance after two years of dating. The duo met while filming the Woody Allen film in mid-2010 and took their relationship public a few months later.
"Michael and I didn't get together while we were filming 'Midnight in Paris,' which I feel strongly about not doing when I'm working," the actress told Stella magazine last year. "We became quite good friends, which I think is a great place to start."
While the couple aren't talking about their split quite yet, there have been some issues for the duo which haven't been helped by their schedules. "[We] never spend more than three weeks apart - we rack up a lot of air miles," she added. "But you have to be quite adaptable in this business whether you are in a relationship or not."
With the news of their split, the actors join a growing list of Hollywood stars with broken hearts. Here are some of the stars who are nursing a broken heart in 2013:
Michelle Williams and Jason Segel: The "Oz: The Great and Powerful" actress and the "How I Met Your Mother" funnyman reportedly ended their year long relationship earlier this month. The stresses of a long distance relationship apparently took a toll for the couple. She lives in New York with her 7-year-old daughter, Matilda, while he resides in Los Angeles in order to film his hit CBS sitcom.
Diane Lane and Josh Brolin: The turbulent couple decided to end their eight year marriage earlier this month. The couple were famously involved in a domestic altercation back in 2004, which resulted in police being called to their home. Although he was never charged with a crime, the incident was instant fodder for the weekly magazines and has followed them for years. As for their split, the couple says the decision was amicable and there is no bad guy.
Ashley Judd and Dario Franchitti: The actress and her race car driver husband announced that they were calling it quits after more than a decade of marriage in January. Of their decision the star said, "We have mutually decided to end our marriage. We'll always be family and continue to cherish our relationship based on the special love, integrity, and respect we have always enjoyed."
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Climate for Action: New Uses for Used Coffee Grounds
About the Author: Loreal Crumbley, a senior at George Mason University, is an intern with EPA's Environmental Education Division through EPA's Student Temporary Employment Program (STEP).
Many of you may be looking for effective green tips. One tip I can offer you is to recycle used coffee grounds. Coffee mixed with soil can be used as a natural fertilizer. Used coffee grounds provide gardens with an abundant source of nutrition. Recycling coffee grounds is not only beneficial for gardeners but it helps in reducing the amount of waste going into landfills. When coffee grounds are dumped into landfills they create methane, which is a greenhouse gas. Methane is known to be more harmful than carbon dioxide, another greenhouse gas that causes global warming. If we are able to keep coffee grounds out of landfills we'll be one step closer to eliminating greenhouse gas emissions.
Coffee grounds contain a high amount of nitrogen. When scattered across soil before rain or watering they will slowly release nitrogen into the soil. When compost is mixed with coffee grounds it causes the soil temperature to rise and stay hot for long periods of time. The high temperature kills weeds and will allow your garden to flourish beautifully. Coffee grounds are acidic, which benefits "acid loving" plants. For instance roses, camellias, blueberries, and azaleas all flourish when sprinkled with coffee grounds.
Recycling coffee grounds also helps to feed worms, and keeps troublesome insects away. Earthworms love to feed on used coffee grounds; it helps them grow and reproduce. Having lots of worms is an excellent way to keep a healthy garden. It is important to have worm activity in your soil; this mixes the soil and helps in mineralizing your vegetation. As you all know the odor of coffee is very strong, the odor can sometimes be too strong for humans. In the case of insects like ants, slugs, and snails the odor works as a repellant.
There are many places you can find used coffee grounds. Some good suggestions include local coffee shops, gas stations, schools, or your workplace. You could ask coffee vendors to save coffee grounds for you, and coordinate a time to stop by and pick up your "green fertilizer."
Other uses for coffee grounds:
- Can be used to dye paper or clothes
- Can retouch furniture
- Can be used as flea repellant, rub on pets (dog, etc.)
- Can repel odors around the home
- Can be used when cleaning grease
Learn more about recycling used coffee grounds, and remember recycling is one way we can keep our environment natural and beautiful!
Editor's Note: The opinions expressed in Greenversations are those of the author. They do not reflect EPA policy, endorsement, or action, and EPA does not verify the accuracy or science of the contents of the blog.
Lina-EPA permalink*February 24, 2009
I have a question. At home we brew Arabic coffee which is basically the very fine coffee grounds, the cardamon and sugar all boiled together. I would love to use those coffee grounds in the garden, but won't the sugar just attract a bunch of ants? Can I still use them?
Linda permalinkFebruary 25, 2009
I've been saving my own coffee grounds (and scrounging up extras whenever I can) for years. You're right about the benefits, especially for roses. I only drink one cup a day, so I don't have lots of grounds to add, but every little bit helps. Remember too that unbleached coffee filter paper is also compostable, as are used tea bags.
Lina, you should still be able to use your coffee grounds; try adding them to your home compost heap (or worm box if you have one). The heat of the compost should keep the ants at bay. If not, try rinsing the grounds with clear water first, maybe by layering a coffee filter or fine cotton cloth in a sieve. Once you've rinsed out the sugar, you should be pest-free.
Tess Evans permalinkFebruary 25, 2009
This is very interesting! I will pass this information along to everyone I know with a garden. We all need to do little things like this to protect our environment as well as our lives.
Alexacoffeenut permalinkFebruary 26, 2009
It's good to know that there is a place for coffee grounds to go to when disposed. As an avid coffee drinker as well as somewhat of an environmentalist, I feel really good knowing that by recycling coffee grounds, our worms will be able to reproduce, which will keep away the other harmful insects to one's garden. There is a continuous and growing problem with landfills, especially ones that have been so poorly handled that they catch on fire and become detrimental, and a simple step like recycling coffee grounds will help prevent those fires. I am someone who makes coffee almost every day, and knowing how much coffee this country consumes along with me making my own really makes me think that there has to be something else to do with those used coffee grounds rather than just throwing them in the trash. With these hard economic times, it is also more economically friendly to use used coffee grounds to clean up the grease left on the stove from the night before, or instead of buying that expensive formula to get rid of fleas on your cat for one time, why not just use your used coffee grounds to do so? I am very glad that the EPA bloggers with Greenversations picked this up and gave these great tips. Recycling does not seem that serious, but if we really take the time to recycle correctly by separating our plastics from papers, glasses from everything else, and putting to use our used coffee grounds rather than throwing it with all of the other litter, we will be able to help our climate little by little. The hope is that people will listen. And who doesn't love the smell of coffee beans if you need something to fix that odor in your house?
Catherine Smith permalinkFebruary 28, 2009
I'm thrilled to see this kind of information appear in this agenda.
My husband and I have used organic methods in our vegetable garden and yard for over 25 years. We regularly use coffee grounds in both our compost and in our raised beds.
I also use them in my verimcomposting tubs, and the worms love them.
I also use shredded black and white newspaper in most of these areas as well. I use that as bedding in my worm bins instead of peat moss which is now facing some environmental challenges. We regularly layer shredded wet newspaper (black & white only) in our compost bins and I use it between my vegetable rows along with a layer of shredded grass and leaves to act as a footpath. It helps control the germination of weed seed and helps to retain moisture to the vegetable plants.
Great to see these type of methods finally get some positive attention.
Mr. Zackon's first period class permalinkMarch 3, 2009
As a class we came up with the following comments and questions:
I was unaware that coffee grounds could be used to repel insects. I'm going to try and use coffee grounds to repel japanese beetles.
Are there any type of coffee grounds you should not use?
Are there any insects that are not affected by coffee grounds?
What does the caffeine do to worms?
Does anyone actually use coffee grounds as a flea repllent?
Are there any negative health effects with putting coffee grounds in the soil of a garden?
This is a good and easy way to use something to help the environment that is normally thrown away.
If coffee is good for the gardens, why is it not good in a landfill?
Please note that this is the response from nine students after reading the article. We are interested in any answers and thoughts about our questions and comments.
March 9, 2009
Thank you for passing along the information!!! And I agree, with a little initiative we can all do our part to keep our environment beautiful and healthy!!
March 9, 2009
Thank you for your comment!! Oh and thanks for filling me on adding black and white newspaper to help control the development of weed seeds. I'll have to try that in my garden!! I'm glad we have readers with experience who can add helpful information to our blog!!
March 9, 2009
The Arabic coffee grounds should be fine; I would definitely use Linda's (comment below) on rinsing the coffee grounds before adding them to your garden. With the sugar washed off the ants should stay away. For tips on adding food scraps to you compost use this website: http://www.epa.gov/osw/conserve/materials/organics/food/fd-faq.htm
I hope this helps, and good luck with your garden!!
March 9, 2009
I'm so glad my posting was able to help recycle your coffee grounds!! If we continue to limit the amount of food waste that enters our landfills then we will be able to do our part in reducing greenhouse gas emission.
March 9, 2009
That's an awesome tip on the filter paper and used tea bags, I had never heard that before!! I will have to try that in my garden.
I hope you continue to check in on our blog, your information and insight was very helpful with Lina's question (above).
March 9, 2009
Thank you for all of your questions, I'm sure others were wondering the same things!
I think it's a wonderful idea to try the coffee grounds as a Japanese beetle repellent. You will have to keep me posted on the results! I know I am very interested in you findings and I am sure many others are as well.
Ok so now I will attempt to answer your questions to the best of my knowledge!
Are there any type of coffee grounds you should not use?
All coffee grounds are good for compost. Some coffee grounds can affect plants negatively, such as tomato plants. So I would advise researching which plants do well with coffee grounds or just adding coffee grounds to documented acid loving plants (since coffee grounds are acidic).
Are there any insects that are not affected by coffee grounds?
Most insects stay away from coffee ground. The smell is too strong for them. I have not seen any insects that are attracted to or are unaffected by coffee grounds. I will have to keep an eye on my garden this spring and summer and see. I will keep you posted if any insects come around (other than worms). I have not noticed any insects that don't mind the smell, but the insects that stay away are: slugs, rust flies, scale insects, and mealy bugs.
What does the caffeine do to worms?
I have not heard of any scientific experiments that show what caffeine does to worms, but I do know they love to feed on the coffee grounds. By feeding worms it allows them to grow, reproduce and move around all over your garden. Heavy worm activity creates better soil. The movement spreads the nutrients and mineralizes your vegetation.
If you are afraid the caffeine might affect the worms, you can try other food scraps or organic matter. Worm compost is used by many with not only coffee grounds but all other organic materials. People use worm bins in a process call vermicomposting to create high value compost. For more information on vermicomposting, and organic materials used for backyards please visit:
Does anyone actually use coffee grounds as a flea repellent?
Yes!! I know many people in my neighborhood who use coffee grounds as a flea repellent. And it really works! I have also heard that it makes animals hair softer.
Are there any negative health effects with putting coffee grounds in the soil of a garden?
The coffee grounds provided nutrients to the soil, are eaten by the worms, and decompose in soil without creating methane. I have not heard of any scientific experiments that show the health effects from adding coffee grounds to your soil, but I do know the major effects from allowing coffee grounds to enter landfills. If we do not reroute the flow of organic materials form our landfills it will affect human health, our land, air, and water. Some impacts of landfills are that they cause groundwater and soil contamination; as well as providing refuge for disease carrying organisms such as rats and flies.
If coffee is good for the gardens, why is it not good in a landfill?
When food waste is sent to landfills it is placed in conditions without oxygen. The decomposition of food waste without oxygen creates methane. Methane is one of the worst greenhouse gas emissions. For more information on food waste in landfills please visit:
I hope my answers and thoughts helped with your question!! For more in-depth information on recycling common household wastes please visit:
Ms Fluffy S. Parker permalinkMarch 23, 2009
I have found that coffee is Great for Xmass Trees,Rhodedendrons,probably alternative to aluminum sulfate scabbies remediation for potatoes,and the natural insecticide(CNS) paralyrtic-caffiene-makes a great drain cleaner mixed with bleech-and disinfectant-cow barns-linoleum floor de-gummer-destroys hydrocarbon grease-gum goo,etc,powerfull cleanser-smells nice-artificial Glade Vanilla-last 10 minutes-then adds a nice growing surface BUGS luve-Coffe sand water-the-dregs-should be place in a used laundry bottle-for houshold chores-cofee-also prevents weed seed germination-whats not to luv says your backyard plantings?also-disinfect-pet areas-indoor-and out-garbage cans-oil spills-,driveway grease-etc,pool algae cleaner-you name it-toilet bowl disinfectant-drain cleaner-bathtub scum cutter-bike-car-de greaser,car seat cleaner,etc
Anonymous permalinkApril 11, 2009
nice artdile
House Plants permalinkApril 30, 2009
I'm a big coffee and tea drinker and am trying to do my part to help the environment. So, I wanted to know if coffee and tea grounds would have the same effect on house plants?
I found your artlicle to very informative :-)
Yolanda permalinkJune 12, 2009
Hello, I found the info very interesting. I have a few ?'s Are coffee grounds good for house plants? Or even potted plants outside? How can you store coffee grounds? I live in a condo I don't have a garden yet sometime in the near future I would love to have one,so I was just curious as to how long the grounds could be saved and how? Thanks yolanda
Matt permalinkJuly 31, 2009
That's a really cool tip. I'll link it on my blog later.
Nathan permalinkJuly 2, 2010
I have been taking care of roses for some time and to be honest i have never used the grounds for my roses, thought it to be to acidic
i do use them for my camellias and azaleas. I have learned something new here thank you and will try out on my roses. Be interested on how you found this to help with your rose gardening and what notices to roses if any?
love to tell people about this on my site as well, Thanks.
gunstr permalinkJuly 14, 2010
I have not heard of any scientific experiments that show what caffeine does to worms, but I do know they love to feed on the coffee grounds.
so I was just curious as to how long the grounds could be saved and how? Thanks
dawn oats permalinkSeptember 9, 2010
I use the same container the coffee comes in. I place the used grounds in and save them until mostly full and then use it around roses and other plants in the yard.
Koffie permalinkSeptember 28, 2010
I've got alot of used coffee grounds since i'm the owner of a coffee shop, so thanks for the 5 uses!
jeff permalinkOctober 6, 2010
when compost is mixed with coffee grounds it causes the soil temperature to rise and stay hot for long periods of time.
Shane permalinkNovember 1, 2010
Great article. I have been using coffee grounds in large quantities (over 2 tonnes now) in my garden and have started an initiative called Ground to Ground to deal with the massive amounts of used coffee grounds discarded to landfill. I have a site dedicated to building the most comprehensive body of knowledge on this subject.
Organic Coffee permalinkJanuary 30, 2011
We have a coffee shop that uses mostly organic and fair trade coffee, so this article was very informative and provides us with a way to put this waste to good use.
Organic Coffee permalinkJanuary 30, 2011
good article
Donna permalinkMarch 5, 2011
My 5th graders graders have a garden, and we need to use all organic methods to produce our vegetables. We are trying to find and inexpensive & organic way to keep pests away from our veggies. We have used Marigolds, garlic, and now we will try coffee beans.
AKo permalinkMarch 21, 2011
1. Soften and add shine to hair. When washing your hair, rub coffee grounds through wet hair and rinse. For brown hair, coffee grounds add highlights.
2. Use coffee grounds as an exfoliant for skin. Pat on skin, massage over skin, rinse.
3. Add coffee grounds to your skin mask beauty routine.
4. Make homemade tattoos (temporary) with henna and coffee grounds.
5. Fertilize plants. Old coffee grounds are nutrient-rich for plants that thrive in an acidic soil.
6. Add used coffee grounds to the pots of indoor plants.
7. Work used coffee grounds into your garden soil before seed planting. After your plants start to emerge, work in coffee grounds near the plants. Used coffee grounds are said to repel snails and slugs as well as adding nutrients to the soil.
8. Increase your carrot and radish harvest by mixing seeds with dry coffee grounds before planting the seeds.
9. Use coffee grounds to repel ants.
10. Keep cats from using your garden as a kitty box by spreading used coffee grounds and orange peels throughout flower beds.
11. Deodorize a freezer. Place a bowl with used coffee grounds in the freezer to remove unwanted odors. Add a few drops of vanilla to coffee grounds.
12. Rub coffee grounds on hands to get rid of smells from chopping or cutting up pungent foods.
13. Make a used coffee grounds sachet. Fill old nylons or cheescloth with dry used coffee grounds. Hang in closets to absorb odors.
14. When you need an abrasive cleaner, coffee grounds can be used. Be careful of any surfaces that might stain.
15. Remove furniture scratches with wet coffee grounds.
16. Got a fireplace? Sprinkle wet coffee grounds over the ashes to keep from becoming engulfed in the plume of dust ashes create when you need to remove them.
17. Dye fabric, paper or Easter eggs. Simply add used coffee grounds to warm water and let sit a bit to create a dye.
18. After you give your dog a bath, rub coffee grounds through the coat of your pet. Coffee grounds are said to repel fleas.
19. Keep bait worms alive by mixing coffee grounds into the soil before you add worms.
20. Grow mushrooms on old coffee grounds.
Bek permalinkJune 8, 2011
I think the link you are trying to post is
Shane permalinkJune 27, 2011
Thank you Bek!!
pest Control permalinkJuly 18, 2011
Coffee grounds are using for many purposes.Remove the coffee grounds from your coffeemaker and put them in an aluminum foil pie plate. Place them in a cool, dry area until they are completely dry.
Massage in Cairns permalinkAugust 4, 2011
Job well done..I learned a lot from the articles, its very informative.
Jennifer Roseberry permalinkAugust 15, 2011
I'm not sure if it was mentioned, but Coffee; used coffee grounds are able to keep us beautiful and healthy too,on the site CARE2 you can find other ideas, I found this under coffee:kitchen cupboard beauty tips, I'm always looking for ways to help my health, skin and body out which also helps my mind. All the beauty lotions and such are so expensive most of the time.I though to my self, find a fun way to save money. Yes, if you dont have certain ingredients of you need to buy it, but thats when you find how thrifty you can be, find BEST ingredients, by seeing where the money saving buys are. We as people, need to keep our Petal from wilting away too and keep on Blossoming in our world.
Me Here permalinkSeptember 29, 2011
What??? Any chance that you could re-write your comment (preferably here, as a reply) in a list format, with a bit more clarity?
TheGreenThumbDoctor permalinkSeptember 29, 2011
Hi Yolanda,
(Just in case you never had your questions answered)
In response to your questions… 1) Coffee grounds can be sprinkled around house/potted plants. They are acidic, so be very conservative or avoid using them with plants that don't tolerate acidic soil. 2) I store my surplus coffee grounds in the container that the ground coffee came in. 3) Coffee grounds can be saved/stored almost indefinitely but I would caution you to ensure that they are thoroughly dry before doing so. Otherwise, they could easily mold.
Hope this info helps,
TheGreenThumbDoctor permalinkSeptember 29, 2011
Hi Gunstr,
I wouldn't think that there would be very much caffeine left in the grounds after brewing your coffee! 8)
Coffee With KC permalinkJanuary 7, 2012
Very interesting article, I know we use coffee grounds in our worm farm but never thought of using some right on our garden soil. Thanks for the great information.
growltigerkat permalinkMarch 15, 2012
How do i prepare and use coffee grounds to repell fleas on my cats?
Thank you.
May 31, 2012
Such a good idea! The next step is raising some awareness about this issue. I don't think many people are aware of the fertilizing properties of coffee grounds.
June 3, 2012
I am curious to see how many commercial chains like Starbucks are aware/interested using coffee grounds in this way. Perhaps a citizens action project for the future? Think of the difference that could be made.
June 27, 2012
They are easy to use and are inexpensive to purchase. Most operate on the same principle. Inside the coffee pot is a filter basket where a paper filter holds the coffee grounds. Cold water is poured into the reservoir.
Ahmad Zaki Aldy (The Owner Of House Plants Decor) permalinkNovember 29, 2012
Coffea arabica (Arabian Coffee). Known as a Coffee Plant, this is a tall, evergreen shrub bearing leathery, elliptic leaves that look rather waxy along the central vein. The growth habit is remarkably willowy, with vertical and horizontal branches. Compact clusters of aromatic white flowers appear in the leaf axils in September, followed by fruits with turn red when ripe. These are stone fruits which usually contain two stones-the famous coffee beans, that are flat on the side where they grow against each other. The plant can flower and fruit in the greenhouse but this seldom happens in the home environment. Propagate from seed or lateral stem cuttings with a heel in late summer. It is advisable to add a little loam or clay to the potting compost.
Andreas permalinkJune 18, 2013
I had no idea coffee grounds could be used to get rid of fleas. I see there are some other people here asking about fleas. A good source of information for this topic
fahad permalinkMarch 9, 2014
very nice post, never knew uses of left over coffee grounds.
Neha Mishra permalinkMarch 27, 2014
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ulhandhy permalinkApril 22, 2014
Very good article
Coffee is delicious in drinks coffee grounds but it is also very useful if used so fertilizer can have a positive impact on the enrichment of the soil so that the plants grow fast and do not end there benefits. as well as repel odors around the house so as to make residents healthier life with delicious smells.
It never crossed my mind, by reading articles from this research makes me to know and be able to take advantage of the coffee grounds


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SAB Taung Barley Farmers project takes top international honour for innovation.
7 September 2010
Johannesburg. 7 September 2010.
The South African Breweries Limited's (SAB) 16 year-old Taung Barley Farmers project has been recognised as the African Agricultural Commodities Initiative of the Year during the inaugural Africa Investor Agribusiness Investment Awards.
The awards ceremony was recently held during the Africa Investor Agribusiness Investment Summit hosted by the Kwa-Zulu Natal Department of Agriculture, Environmental Affairs and Rural Development.
The Agribusiness Investment Awards, run by leading international investment research and communications group Africa Investor, are the first to recognise Africa's global agribusiness community.This community contributes to the continent's agricultural sector by promoting innovative investments across the main agribusiness and finance sectors in Africa.
"The level of winners this year is a testament to the series of impressive organisations pioneering agribusiness investments across the continent," says Vice Chairman and Managing Director of Africa Investor, Hubert Danso
SAB's Taung Small Holder Farming project was rated ahead of similar schemes across the continent.
The Taung Barley Farmers Scheme in the Northern Cape was launched by SAB in 1994 as a means of encouraging enterprise development.
"SAB believes it is important to take a leadership role in areas where we believe we can make a difference in the lives of people and not only to promote business success.
"We take a hands-on and progressive approach to achieving this aim, the benefits of which are evidenced by the success of the Taung Barley Farmers,," says John Stenslunde, General Manager SAB Maltings and Hop Farms.
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Why Investors Get Fooled by Stocks like Tesla, Apple -- and Twitter
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) Did you buy Tesla a month ago at $190? Apple a year ago at $580? Groupon two years ago at $26? Don't beat yourself up; you can't help it. It's human nature.
Brad M. Barber, professor of finance at UC Davis and the Terrance Odean professor of finance at Berkeley, have studied the trading habits of thousands of investors and find most of us suffer from limited attention, overconfidence and, let's just say, bad timing.
The professors say the reason so many investors buy stocks when they are at their price peak is because that's when we pay attention. The media touts high-flying investments and most of us tend to buy, rather than sell, when those stocks are in the news.
"This attention-based buying can lead investors to trade too speculatively and has the potential to influence the pricing of stocks," write Barber and Odean in their research piece 'The Behavior of Individual Investors.' "Investors face a huge search problem when choosing stocks to buy. Rather than searching systematically, many investors may consider only stocks that first catch their attention (e.g., stocks that are in the news or stocks with large price moves). This will lead individual investors to buy attention-grabbing stocks heavily."
So you may buy Twitter at $45 on the day of its IPO's beginning value of $26, rather than waiting to buy on later, nearly inevitable, price weakness.
Barber and Odean note additional research that indicates that individual investors are more likely to trade a stock when a company's earnings announcement was covered in the investor's local newspaper.
But to make matters worse, many investors sell at the wrong time, as well.
"Individual investors have a strong preference for selling stocks that have increased in value since bought (winners) relative to stocks that have decreased in value since bought (losers)," Barber and Odean write.
"Investors buy stocks because of what they hope will happen and sell stocks because of what has already happened," say the professors. "When investors buy a stock (that they have not recently owned), they look to the past only to divine the future. Many investors employ the simple heuristic of assuming that the recent past is indicative of what is to come."
But Barber and Odean say the psychological trigger to sell a stock is different.
"When selling, investors are concerned about what a stock has done prior to the sale (and since being purchased)," they write. "In most cases, this leads investors to sell winners and hold losers, though, late in the tax year, investors tend to sell losers. It is unlikely that investors sell winners because they believe past winners are future losers; rather investors find it emotionally unpalatable to sell for a loss."


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Musacchio, former director for nurse-midwifery and associate professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Nursing, brings extensive experience in administration, research, teaching, service and clinical practice to the position.
She received her bachelor's degree from Spalding University in Louisville, Ky., her master's and nurse-midwife certificate from the University of Kentucky at Lexington, and her doctorate in nursing research from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Oh.
After 16 years at the University of Kentucky College of Nursing, Musacchio joined the University of Alabama School of Nursing in 1992. Her distinguished career includes more than 25 years of service to the U.S. Army Reserve, including an appointment as Brigadier General. She was only the second reserve female and second reserve nurse ever to hold that position. Her numerous awards include the highest award for recognition of professional accomplishment in the Army Medical Department awarded by the Surgeon General of the U.S. Army.
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Change is still the topic of the day in corporate America-in the insurance industry as much as anywhere. Faced with new and increasing competition, insurers that don't ride the waves of change may find themselves dead in the water.
Presenting the challenges and rewards of change from a hospitality industry perspective, Tami Gilbert, director of quality and training at The Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage, spent a morning with Lynette Owens Insurance Advisory Board in January. Using anecdotes that gave the board insight into The Ritz-Carlton's own quest to control the quality of its "product," Gilbert touched on hiring quality people, designing quality measurements, and getting through the inevitable resistance that every company faces during a major change. "To get commitment from people, let them invent the change," she said.
Held at the Ritz-Carlton, Rancho Mirage, sited on 27 acres atop a plateau in the foothills of Southern California's Santa Rosa Mountains, the Advisory Board meeting included discussions of industry issues, two afternoons of golf, plus a taste of the resort's theme-party capabilities.
With its own destination services department, an 8,400-square-foot ballroom, and Ritz Ranch, a new western-themed outdoor venue (one of five outdoor function areas), the resort can create a host of theme parties-many of which you can view in its unique "showroom." In addition to photo albums of theme parties in action, the showroom contains tables set in several themes plus samples of room gifts and special amenities.
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Saints Remain Perfect in Peach Belt Action with 82-63 Thumping Over Georgia College
DAHLONEGA, Ga. – The North Georgia College & State University men's basketball team remained unbeaten in Peach Belt Conference action Saturday night as they wore down the Bobcats of Georgia College during an 82-63 victory inside Memorial Hall Gymnasium.
The Saints capitalized on a deeper bench and did not appear to become as winded as they secured an 8-2 overall record that includes a 3-0 mark in conference action while the Bobcats could not keep up and fell to 6-5 overall and 2-2 in league action.
While it was just a three-point North Georgia advantage at the half, it became more and more apparent as the second half wore on that the Saints were the more fit group on the court. Even with Georgia College contstantly trying to sub in fresher legs and bodies, the Saints continued to extend their lead out to as many as 20 at several points in the second half as North Georgia pushed a quicker tempo.
North Georgia finished the game shooting 50% (31-62) from the field that included a 7-22 (31.8%) performance from three-point range led by Lamar Richardson's team-high four treys. Richardson ended the game with 14 points off a 5-9 outing and also added four rebounds and two steals.
Ishmael Hollis led all scorers with 19 points off a 6-7 performance from the field that included going 2-3 from beyond the arc. The junior forward also went 5-5 from the charity stripe and ended the night with eight rebounds and a pair of blocks.
JC Ward was the final starter in double-digit points with 13 while Scott Windom came off the bench to match Ward's 13 point total while securing a double-double. Windom added 10 boards to go along with a block and a steal.
Georgia College was not nearly as efficient from the field as they only shot 37.1% (23-62) from the field, but were slightly better from three-point range as they ended with 11 three-pointers. Five of those treys came from Nate Hamilton who ended the night with 15 points off the bench.
Scott Ferguson led the Bobcats in scoring with 18 points off a 7-16 effort and corralled in eight boards.
North Georgia scored the first five points of the game with Richardson opening things up off a long three-pointer just nine seconds into the game after Hollis won the tip. From there, North Georgia never trailed despite the Bobcats coming to within three points by halftime.
North Georgia was able to extend its lead to 10 points (49-39) for the first time in the second stanza when Travis Core made a layup close to three minutes into the game to cap off an 11-4 run by the Saints.
From there, the Saints put it on cruise control and slowly extended the lead out with a healthy dose of under the basket work that included several dunks and 23 second chance points.
North Georgia has one more home game before hitting the road again for another pair of games. The Saints will unveil the school's new name on Thursday, January 10 and will play under the new name, the University of North Georgia, for the first time at 7:30 p.m. when last year's NCAA Division II runner up, the University of Montevallo (7-4, 3-1 PBC), comes to Dahlonega for another key PBC West Division matchup. The game will also serve as North Georgia's "Greek Life Night."


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Traverse City Events: City Opera House 2012-13 Performing Arts Series
Traverse City Events: The City Opera House, the oldest of six historically intact Victorian opera houses in Michigan, is celebrating its 120th year with the 3rd Annual Performing Arts Series! Talented jazz, dance, theatre, comedy and family shows will take to the stage for the 2012-2013 season, bringing world-class performances into downtown Traverse City.
The City Opera House, in conjuntion with Wharton Center, is pleased to share with all of us the line-up for the 2012-2013 Performing Arts Series and how to purchase tickets.
Lily Tomlin
Saturday, September 15, 2012 at 8pm
Don't miss your chance at an unforgettable night of laughter! Lily Tomlin gives show-goers a warm, affecting evening filled with sharp insights and wildly witty observations.
Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain
Saturday, October 13, 2012 at 8pm
This daffy and internationally acclaimed orchestra has been singing and plucking their way into hearts around the globe, and will now make it into Traverse City's!
Live at Birdland
Friday, October 26, 2012 at 8pm
Straight from the Jazz mecca of NYC the Birdland Big Band, directed by Tommy Igoe, brings a musical event that sets the standard for the 21st-century jazz orchestra.
Selected Shorts (as heard on NPR)
Saturday, November 3, 2012 at 8pm
The highly acclaimed NPR series joins us live on the City Opera House stage. Get your tickets, and "let us tell you a story…"
Royal Drummers & Dancers of Burundi
Monday, November 5, 2012 at 7:30pm
The ultimate drum experience! Thunderous drums combine with breathtakingly graceful yet athletic dances, channeling the pulsating, creative spirit of a nation.
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by A. Wolf
Saturday, November 24, 2012 at 11am and 1:30pm
Mr. A. Wolf tells his side of the story about what really happened to those three little houses and the pigs who lived in them. Featuring the award-winning Paul Mesner Puppets, this show is perfectly suited for ages 3-11.
A Leahy Family Christmas
Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 7pm
This Canadian powerhouse of eight invoke their Irish and Scottish roots for an energetic Christmas celebration of fiddle-driven music, dance and vocals.
Empire Brass presents The Sound of Christmas
Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 7:30pm
Elizabeth von Trapp, granddaughter of legendary Maria and Baron von Trapp, whose story inspired The Sound of Music, joins the world-renowned Empire Brass on stage for The Sound of Christmas, sure to bring out the holiday spirit in all of us.
A Christmas Cabaret
December 18-20, 2012 at 7:30pm
Take advantage of the three days this Michigander holiday show is offered! Local celebrity guests, a festive sing-a-long, an onstage show band and Broadway talent may have you starting a new Christmas tradition.
My Mother's Italian, My Father's Jewish and I'm in Therapy
January 18-19, 2013 at 8pm
Comedian Steve Solomon combines sound effects, comic voices and humor to tell stories about the ever-relatable wacky side of the human condition for a night of side-splitting laughter.
Voca People
Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 7pm
Voca People bring you an original, out-of-this-world experience of vocal sounds, a cappella singing and beat box. Oh, did we mention the eight, snow-white, ruby-lipped aliens who deliver this perfect harmony?
Monterey Jazz Festival
Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 6:30pm and 9pm
Featuring Michigan native and Grammy winner Dee Dee Bridgewater and a who's who of jazz artists, including Christian McBride, Benny Green, Lewis Nash, Chris Potter and Ambrose Akinmusire.
Breakin' Back to School
Saturday, April 13, 2012 at 1pm and 7pm
Combining athleticism and urban style, Soul Street Dance Company delivers family-friendly dances performed with a sense of humor that is best enjoyed by ages 6 to adult.
Tempted? Get your tickets while they last! Season ticket packages go on sale at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, May 7th. Choose three or four performances and get 10% off, or select five and take 20% off the individual ticket price. Not only will you save, you'll also get the best seats in the house!
To become a season ticket holder, visit the City Opera House at 106 E Front Street in Traverse City, go online at cityoperahouse.org, or call 231.941.8082 ext. 201. You can also take it a show at a time; individual tickets go on sale mid-June.