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Cheap Blu-ray Players Buying Guide
Who doesn't love a good movie? Many of us still trek to the local megaplex on the weekends to see a show, but with a cheap Blu-ray player you can watch high-definition feature films from the comforts of home. Blu-ray players are the successors to DVD players, and the picture has never looked better.
Blu-ray players were very expensive when they first appeared, but as with most electronics, prices on these devices dropped pretty quickly.
3D TVs, Cheap LCD TVs and Home Theater
Our favorite cheap Blu-ray players are the Panasonic DMP-BDT220 (starting at $130) and the LG BP620 (starting at $139), both of which feature 3D playback, stream video well, and load movies quickly. The Sony BDP-S580 (starting at $131) and Panasonic DMP-BD75 (starting at $80) are two solid, cheap Blu-ray players; the former supports 3D playback and lots of streaming services, and the latter is a no-frills model that dishes up sharp-looking video at a shockingly low price. The Toshiba BDX2200 (starting at $85) and Vizio VBR122 (starting at $120) fall within our price range but don't pass muster because many users report they often freeze up when streaming video. If you're willing to spend big bucks on a high-end player, though, check out Oppo Digital's BDP-93 (starting at $500). It supports DVD-Audio, a format well loved by audiophiles, and experts say the audio and video quality are unmatched by any player costing less than $1,000.
Cheap Blu-ray players are fairly simple devices and don't have many features that distinguish one from another. That said, there are a few things to look for when comparison shopping. For example, many viewers now want a Blu-ray player that can stream video from services such as Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, and/or Amazon. All the models on our list of best cheap Blu-ray players include at least some streaming services, but if you favor a particular service, read the fine print to make sure the one you're targeting streams it. If you have or plan to get a 3D TV, you'll no doubt want a cheap Blu-ray player that supports 3D movies; cheap 3D Blu-ray players aren't terribly expensive, but they do cost more than players without this feature. Additionally, only some cheap Blu-ray players come with built-in Wi-Fi for wireless connections, though all can be hard-wired through an Ethernet port.
Apart from these characteristics, cheap Blu-ray players are more or less the same. They can all play and "upconvert" DVD movies as well as play audio CDs. They all support a variety of surround sound formats, and, according to the expert reviews we've seen, they all consistently play bright and clear video.
An important note to thrifty consumers: Blu-ray players are meant for high-definition TVs. If you don't own an HD set, you might want to hold off buying a Blu-ray player, cheap or otherwise, until you purchase the equipment that can show off content to its best advantage.
Best Cheap Blu Ray Players
Panasonic DMP-BDT220
The DMP-BDT220 earns accolades for overall value from experts, and we can see why. This 3D Blu-ray player seems to have far fewer problems streaming video than some other budget players, it loads discs quickly, it's Wi-Fi ready, and the interface is user-friendly.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Among the strengths of the LG BP620 are its ability to load discs quickly, solid Wi-Fi connections, Smart TV functionality, and an easy-to-manage interface. Experts and users are sold on this budget model despite some shortcomings, like no Amazon Instant streaming.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
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Sony BDP-S580
There are plenty of reasons to like the Sony BDP-S580, including its price, built-in Wi-Fi, and support for 3D video. Experts and users praise the player for the wide selection of streaming services, although a few report occasional struggles when streaming Netflix video.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
Panasonic DMP-BD75
If all you ask from a Blu-ray player is high quality video playback, this Panasonic model is the best bargain buy. It's short on frills -- no 3D or Wi-Fi support here -- but video quality is spot-on and you can't beat the price.Read Full Review and Compare Prices »
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Toshiba BDX2200
Toshiba's cheap BDX2200 garners lots of criticism from users for its annoying tendency to freeze, particularly when trying to stream Netflix video. Others complain that the player is prone to break downs, is slow to load, and features a difficult user interface.Read more »
Vizio VBR122
Although consumers report the Vizio VBR122 is a cinch to set up, many say the streaming feature disappoints because the player often freezes up during playback. Users generally like the keyboard on the back side of the remote.Read more »
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The division produces 60-70 reports per year. These reports are unique, authoritative expert evaluations. Each report is produced by a committee of experts selected by the Academy to address a particular statement of task and is subject to a rigorous, independent peer review. The experts who volunteer their time participating on study committees are vetted to make sure that the committee has the range of expertise needed to address the task, that they have a balance of perspectives, and to identify and eliminate members with conflicts of interest. All reports undergo a rigorous, independent peer review to assure that the statement of task has been addressed, that conclusions are adequately supported, and that all important issues raised by the reviewers are addressed. Thus, while the reports represent views of the committee, they also are endorsed by the Academy.
Science for Environmental Protection: The Road Ahead (2012)
In anticipation of future environmental science and engineering challenges and technologic advances, EPA asked the National Research Council (NRC) to assess the overall capabilities of the agency to develop, obtain, and use the best available scientific and technologic information and tools to meet persistent, emerging, and future mission challenges and opportunities. Although the committee cannot predict with certainty what new environmenta... More >>
A New Biology for the 21st Century: Ensuring the United States Leads the Coming Biology Revolution (2009)
Now more than ever, biology has the potential to contribute practical solutions to many of the major challenges confronting the United States and the world. This National Research Council report recommends that a "New Biology" approach -- one that depends on greater integration within biology, and closer collaboration with physical, computational, and earth scientists, mathematicians and engineers -- be used to find solutions to four key societa... More >>Report in Brief
Inspired by Biology: From Molecules to Materials to Machines (2008)
Now is an exciting time at the crossroads of biology, physics, and materials science and engineering. New ways of measuring, manipulating, and computing properties of biological systems are finally uncovering the principles that govern biological systems. Three general approaches to the creation of new materials and systems are identified and described by the committee: biomimicry, bioinspiration, and bioderivation. Science opportunities ar... More >>
An Astrobiology Strategy for the Exploration of Mars (2007)
In the last decade, robotic missions to Mars have discovered strong evidence of a watery past and the possibility of atmospheric methane. In order to take advantage of these new breakthroughs, NASA's Science Mission Directorate requested development of an updated integrated astrobiology strategy for Mars exploration. The focus of the program continues to be the search for past or present life on Mars. Samples should be taken on Mars an... More >>
Guidelines for Human Embryonic Stem Cell Research (2005)
Since 1998, the volume of research being conducted using human embryonic stem (hES) cells has expanded primarily using private funds because of restrictions on the use of federal funds for such research. Given limited federal involvement, privately funded hES cell research has thus far been carried out under a patchwork of existing regulations, many of which were not designed with this research specifically in mind. In addition, hES cel... More >>


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Traver Elder '10 didn't have good news when she reported to the other members of the Colby Student Investment Association's performance group recently.
"Things aren't looking too good for ICICI," Elder said at a weekly Wednesday-night meeting, referring to the India-based bank in which the club has invested. "The quarterly profits are down twenty-seven percent right now but there is hope of U.K. investment, an infusion of money. So things went up after their talk of that, but right now it's leveling out."
The 18 students seated around the conference table in the Diamond Building studied the sobering numbers on their spreadsheets (ICICI shares down 58 percent overall).
Can you give me the two strongest reasons to not get rid of this stock?" asked Josh Jamner '09.
"Right now I'm hard pressed to find one strong reason to not get rid of this stock, except for the huge loss we took on it," Elder replied.
"It's always fun investing when the market is making twenty- or thirty-percent returns," said government major Alexandra Clegg '09, who heads the club's performance group. "You really don't have to put much thought into it. But having to come in at a time like this …"
Years in the planning stages, the club began investing last April and enjoyed a few heady months before the bear market took hold. But the tight ship that the organization runs has served it well in bad times, as well as good.
"You definitely have to have a much bigger focus on the downside potential for companies," said John Roberts '09, an economics and mathematics double major, and the association's chief executive officer.
And focus they do.
With about 50 active members, the club's three working groups—performance, trading, and research—meet weekly and report to the whole group twice a month. Performance follows stocks held by the club, while research considers new acquisitions. Education sessions are held regularly to introduce new club members to the ways of financial markets. "We assume you don't know anything," said Roberts.
But that doesn't last long. Reports at the November performance meeting included analysts' predictions, economic implications of political events, assessment of companies' earnings, liquidity, and debt loads.
"It's been really cool to see where the club was at this time last year versus where it is today and how much progress we've made as a group," said Clegg, who was mulling job offers with consulting firms in November."Just raising the level of our analysis. I think that's what motivated the alum who donated the money in the first place. Actually creating an educational group where you could come in and learn."
With Randy Nelson, the Douglas Professor of Economics and Finance, serving as their advisor, students manage the fund themselves, buying and selling on three allotted trading days each semester. That restriction keeps administrative time and costs at a minimum but can be irksome in a fast-changing market. "We missed out on a huge opportunity with Apple," Roberts said. "We pitched it [to the club] at a hundred and fourteen dollars a share. We bought it at one-eighty."
Bear or bull market, the lessons are invaluable preparation for a career in finance, members say. In fact, by mid-November, all of the seniors in the group had job offers. And other students were gearing up for prime internships.
"That's one of our goals," said Lokesh Todi '09, who will go to work in Boston for Analysis Group, a national consulting firm, after graduation. "Getting people placed into good internships. It does show that people from Colby are really smart and do well at their internships and their jobs."
Roberts, who accepted a job offer from Barclays Bank in New York, where he interned last summer, said helping to manage the club portfolio has taught him skills he'll soon put to use.
"The fundamentals are very similar," he said. "Looking at the financials of a company and what makes the company strong and sound. Those types of characteristics are very applicable to a really wide range of financial services jobs."
All three students said interviewers were very interested in the workings of the investment club.
"People were very surprised that we were able to raise a hundred thousand dollars, and it's all student run," Roberts said.
The fact that investment decisions have real consequences has driven student interest and involvement, the students said.
And do students get to keep the profits, should there be any?
"Unfortunately not," Todi said, laughing. Any profit, he said, goes directly into the College's endowment fund. "But it's real money and it's our responsibility. Now people are looking into earnings calls and actually listening to them. It's a real skill."
To hear NPR's All Things Considered interview with Alexandra Clegg '09, click here. (Dec. 10, 2008)


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The University of Virginia football team got a big win on Saturday, beating Indiana 47-7. That high score is saving fans some big money Monday at local UVa. apparel store, Mincer's.
The flow of customers in and out of Mincer's on The Corner at UVa. has been steady throughout Monday morning, as fans are looking to cash in on the Cav's big win. Plenty of Orange and Blue faithful celebrated their savings Monday after a shopping spree for Cavalier gear.
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Mincer's Scoreboard Special discounts all store merchandise based on the number of points UVa. scores each home game. Saturday's 47 points translates to a 47% discount on everything in the store. Plus, if you can't make it to the store Monday, you can cash-in on the discount online at Mincer's website using the promotional code 'cheercavs'.
There is one catch however, the deal is only good online or in-store until 5pm Monday.
CBS19 did try to talk to managers about the promotion, but as you can imagine, they were just too busy to stop and chat. Customers said the line wrapped around the store, and some fans waited in line as long as 30 minutes before making it to the register to check out.
Again, the promotion is only good online and in-store until 5pm Monday, and the 47% discount applies to your entire purchase. The next chance for a discount will be Monday, October 26, following Virginia's home game against Georgia Tech.
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Last Sunday, I walked about 45 minutes along the Lake Michigan beach. It was a perfect beach day with lots of folks swimming in the warmer-than-usual lake and sunbathing. Many of the sunbathers were also reading. As I walked, I tried to see what they were reading.
Most were holding mass market paperbacks or magazines. I didn't notice one single e-reader in spite of the recent e-reader ads that tout how well they work on a sunny day at the beach. I noticed many reading one of the page turners from Stieg Larsson, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo; Girl Who Played with Fire; Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. I could tell from the cover graphics, that many were holding mysteries, but I couldn't see the titles. People was a popular magazine choice that day.
After my walk, I returned to my beach chair and continued reading Let the Great World Spin, the August title for my book group. I'm looking forward to the discussion – there's much to talk about in this one.
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What's on your skiers check list? Cold smoke powder? A Western
escape to one of Killington's sister resorts such as Park City in
Utah or Okemo's Crested Butte in Colorado?
Does your list include a special Eastern adventure? It should!
Every year my list includes certain mountain adventures mostly here
in the East but some outside New England as well. A dear friend's
daughter who married a year past spent their honeymoon skiing in
South America. Check! That's one mark off their bucket list. But,
their short list also includes ongoing weekend escapes to the
family's second home in Vermont.
So what's on your checklist?
Years ago, living in the high alpine in Colorado, and often
hiking to 13,000 or 14,000 feet, my list included regular weekend
ski hikes in my ongoing search for untracked powder. Occasionally
folks trained for the 'Powder 8' contests and several ventured to
Alaska or Canada for helicopter forays. Still, not all our lists
are as spectacular.
In the East, my annual list includes ski escapes with friends
and also incorporates certain job responsibilities in my role
writing for multiple magazines and mountain newspapers. A few days
past, after a day skiing at Pico Mountain, I was riding the gondola
to Killington Peak when two folks (both sporting season passes)
asked me if Pico would be worth a day escape. They had never skied
the mountain! I gasped, then explained that not only are the trails
delightful but its not often crowded. They decided they would have
to plan a day at Pico.
Too often folks miss out on easily accessible adventures.
Here in Central Vermont you can easily fashion an exciting
Eastern list. Here's the thing, Eastern skiing and riding escapes
can offer unrivalled diversity. Whether planning to enjoy weekend
bump skiing on Outer Limits at Killington or planning a hot air
balloon ride in nearby Quechee Gorge, Vermont resorts can offer a
long list of adventures. In fact, as most of us know, when the snow
is right, area resorts can offer a remarkable array of winter
adventures. The area has steep slots. Bumps. Wide open cruisers.
And, this year, there's also been lots of powder.
Powder days are excellent.
Sure, we all know that fresh powder is the stuff of dreams. In
truth, though, powder is never guaranteed even in - dare we say
this - the West. It's true! And it's the rarity that makes powder
so special, I think. In Vermont, at least once a season - and this
year on several occasions - a massive storm will pummel the
Killington/Pico/Okemo region.
You have to get out those days, whatever it takes, you won't
regret it!
A few years ago I was working in New Hampshire and it started to
rain. Rather then sitting idle, we trekked to Killington. And,
while it was raining in town it was snowing - heavily - on the top
of the access road.
Elevation can be key. And Killington, the second highest peak in
the state, has altitude.
Incidentally, we just gasped as the snow on top was actually
light and fluffy too! We were lucky. A month later, after enduring
the frustration of several January rain storms, I hit the lifts
again, this time to test skis for a story, I then rediscovered
great machine groomed packed powder. Fortunately, Vermont resorts
had made snow all week and the conditions were soft and easy to
I praise snowmaking.
The take home? Think about your adventure list. Powder? Check.
Snowmobile ride? Check? Hot air balloon ride? Not yet! Take a
chance. And, with a little luck, you'll catch great powder too.
But, in the meantime, enjoy the corduroy. And enjoy the region.
Savor each adventure, from your first run to your last run.
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Campus activities were bad. No library, no atheletic centers or anything. Just a big waste of time. I wouldn't request that school to anyone.
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Bad teacher! Though I did do my work. It was lack of teachers helping and students just being all over the place. Work place was dyfunctional and other stuff. It just wasn't a good school.
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Not much of good teachers that are able to help you with your work. They say they help you but they really make it harder on you by not caring.
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I have not attended this facility yet, however I have chosen this College for 1 main reason; Arkansas Baptist is a Historically Black College in Little Rock,Ar. While attending my Middle ,Junior and Senior HIgh years at a predominant white school, it did show that race still does play a factor in our lives every day still.
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This school lacks organization, And as you know organization can be the foundation on which a school is ran upon.
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I just enrolled into college my classes havent started yet.
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The college is Great. I enrolled in 2009, And i Plan on Graduating from this College. I have already Registered for the next semesters and have my schedule and bill. They have a floor that you go to and do your work and get help from instructors
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Small Campus With Few Resources – Arkansas Baptist is a small Junior college but does offer adequate resources for students. The library and commons area are filled with students throughout the day, campus life is quiet and routine
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I Have Not Taken an Online Course – I have not taken any online courses. I do prefer to be in a class setting to be able to interact with professor and get views of other students on assignment. I do appreciate the fact that online classes are good if schedule does not permit one to be able to take traditional courses.
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Everything is readily available to you as a student. Our computer lab remains open for around 8 hours everyday except sunday. Inside, all the resources you need are availabe; computers, tutors, printers, books, faxes, and there is comfortable seating.
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My first year attending the college i was declared undecided so i had no speific major. I took the basic and required classes of the school. Because it is a baptist college, required courses included Intro to Bible and a series of Bible classes that must be taken in order to graduate. All courses were indulging and very interactive.
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Favorite Experiences – my school has greek life and a student body full of enthusiastic people.
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EACH ONE REACH ONE – The instructors are knowledgable to the various avenues of quality grad schools and the schools dean of students is very informative to the various job or career opportunities. Assistance is always available. The downfall may be the schools website because this is how the infomation is shared with students and if the website is down, the students can't retrieve this information.
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REPRESENTATIVE OF a CHANGING WORLD – The student body consists of a multitude of diverse students with varying backgrounds. Poor single mothers, struggling students who are 1st generation college students, former substance abusers or rehabilitative individuals and the incarcerated men and women who are seeking a change in their lives. The overall political views shared by the body is for a givernment that's for the working class and equal rights. ABC is a faith based school.
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Computer Labs Consumed by Social Network Surfing – ABC is still in transition but the library is mostly for hanging out and most of the 'jocks' take up the computers to listen to rap, facebook and other social networks. During the entensity periods, which are during mid-terms and finals, I can say that there is actually school work going on.
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Floyd Cramer (1933-1997) - piano player. Played on Elvis Presleys "Heartbreak Hotel" and just about every record that came out of Nashville in the '60s and '70s.
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This is a discussion on Greatings within the Introductions & Greets forums, part of the AfricaHunting.com category; A new member from New-Caledonia. Very happy to access on your forum. Twenty years ago i was living in Africa(North ...
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A new member from New-Caledonia.
Very happy to access on your forum.
Twenty years ago i was living in Africa(North of Ivory Coast)
I am French
I am preparing a new safari in africa in Sept 2013(Cafer cafer)
I load my amno for 416 rygby(Henri Dumoulin imperial magnum) and Mauser375HH.
English language is not common for me so excuse my faults.
but i read it very easy.
I ask for reload data in 416 Rigby With 430 Grains RHINO.
On my Island i Dispose only few powders:ADI,Hodgon witch is the same and Vihtavuori.
It will be nice if somebody give me a load for 430 Rhino.
I have a good result with 102 GR of Adi AR3213SC on 410 GR Woodleigh but perhaps 430 Rhino is little bit better.
Thanks for your advises and sorry with my english.
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Hi pjacq,
Welcome to the forum. I, myself am thinking of adding the 416 Rigby to my rifles. Hope that you enjoy your time here with the AH crowd.
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Welcome to AH pjacq
Do you have your safari booked or are you looking to find a great PH to go with?James Grage - New Mexico
Hold a steady Eye & Rifle...
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Our community is a place for seasoned African hunters and those who dream of someday hunting in Africa. I hope that you will find AfricaHunting.com a great place to spend time preparing for or dreaming about your future African hunting safari or reliving your last.
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Welcome to AH. Your English is fine!
Iam sure you will find a great deal of help from the forum members.Baobab Game Ranch
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Welcome to AH pjacq! I can't help you with the Rhino bullet with any load info. However my CZ in .416 Rigby loves 103gr of Hodgdon 4831 behind a 400gr North Fork soft point. Ever so slightly less accurate is 105gr of Hodgdon 4831 (H4831) behind a 400gr Swift A-Frame.
I started with H4831 for load development as after scouring the internet this was by far the most common powder I saw listed. Both the A-Frame and North Fork loads were found first time to the range and therefore only confirmed for me that this was a great powder for the caliber. Both loads have also been repeatable.U.S. Contact for HartzView Safaris
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We have booked for Kambako safaris in September.
Many hunters from our club knew this place.
For me it is the first time on this spot.
Recently the PH Stuart Taylor has been wounded by his client with an accidental discharge of 458 solid to the left shoulder during buffalo charging very close.fortunately he is surviving depending many operations required with probably heavy consequences.
His medical bills are already well over the million Rand mark and he still has bigger expenses coming.
A call to the hunting fraternity is done for "Stu recovery Fund"
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Reloading 416 Rigby with 430 rhino
Recently I get a big water buffalo at 120 yards with it in north of Australia.So I'm in confidence with this combination.
But 430 gr rhino seems to me very sexy and before to load it ,if somebody loads this bullet an advise will be welcoming.
Many thanks to your response which confirm my actual load.
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Welcome to AH pjacq! Can't help you with a load for the 416 Rigby never even shot one be sure to share your info with the forum if you should come up with a good load.Enjoy life now -- it has an expiration date.
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welcome and enjoy the site pjacq
you definately like big gun s im sure some one will be able to piont you in the right direction.
you love hunting in africa ,im sure all your mates will also.
good hunting
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Welcome to AH.
Good luck with your creating the best load and on your hunting trip.Practice whispering before you leave for Africa!
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Welcome to the forum, pjacq !
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Minnesota Public Radio was founded in 1967 by visionary leader Bill Kling as a single station in rural Minnesota. Its first broadcast was a concert by the Cleveland Orchestra. Though early staffers recall that the broadcast was perhaps heard by more pine trees than people, word spread quickly about the station's dedication to classical music. Over the next four decades, MPR grew into a 42-station network serving Minnesota and surrounding states. As demand for programming grew, Kling founded Public Radio International and eventually American Public Media, as MPR distribution wings. Today, American Public Media is one of the largest producers of public radio programming in the world. Its programs include Classical 24, the nation's largest around-the-clock classical music service; Performance Today, a daily two-hour celebration of live classical music performances; and SymphonyCast, a weekly broadcast spotlighting the world's best orchestras in performance. These and other APM and MPR programs enrich the lives of more than four million Americans each week.
We recognize Ford Motor Company Fund for its extraordinary support of and commitment to Ford Made in America, a grassroots initiative that led to the formation of he largest orchestra commissioning consortium in American history and brought the vibrant energy of new orchestral music to communities in all 50 states.
We also recognize the Nation's Smaller-Budget Orchestras for their vision and leadership in creating Ford Made in America, which inspired America's orchestras to collaborate in commissioning extraordinary new works by composers Joan Tower and Joseph Schwantner. With performances of Tower's Made in America and Schwantner's Chasing Light… in all 50 states, these orchestras have engaged audiences, sparked interest in, and connected their communities to new music.
Henry Fogel, former president and CEO of the League, and current dean and distinguished professor of the arts at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts.
America's youth orchestras, for the critical role they play in sustaining arts education, and for continually developing the musicians, audience members, and orchestra supporters of tomorrow. (The Gold Baton was accepted by Louis Scaglione, Chairman, League of American Orchestras Youth Orchestra Division, on behalf of America's youth orchestras.)
Kenneth Schermerhorn, Whose vibrant musical leadership of the New Jersey, Milwaukee, and Nashville Symphony Orchestras inspired extraordinary artistic quality and established their national stature
John Williams, Composer and conductor, whose orchestral music for film, television and concert hall is an indelible part of America's cultural fabric, inspiring millions of listeners worldwide
Leonard Slatkin, Whose imaginative musical leadership has served America's orchestras, composers and young conductors with unparalleled vision and passion
The National Arts Caucus, For steadfast leadership, advocacy, and unfailing commitment to national policies that improve access to the arts for all Americans
Walter Anderson, Whose leadership as artist, educator, and visionary compelled us to consider endless possibilities
Seymour Rosen, Musician, Manager, Presenter, Educator, Mentor. For serving music and orchestras with vision, passion, integrity, and courage
Michael Tilson Thomas, Consummate musical leader: setting new standards, crossing boundaries, embracing all listeners
Gordon Getty, Visionary patron of orchestras large and small and peerless philanthropic leader
Paul R. Judy, (Symphony Orchestra Institute)
Adolph Herseth, Principal trumpet, CSO (1948-2001; principal trumpet emeritus 2001-)
Pierre Boulez, Composer, Conductor, Teacher, and Lifelong Pioneer for Orchestras and Their Music
Peter Pastreich, who brought intelligence, imagination, and intense dedication to the leadership of individual orchestras and to the community of orchestras throughout a brilliant career
Ernest Fleischmann, musician, leader, impresario – whose vision inspires orchestras around the world
Catherine French, friend and advocate, whose distinguished leadership of the American Symphony Orchestra League strengthened orchestras everywhere
Audrey Baird, First lady of volunteer ticket sales, whose unmatched skills and irresistible enthusiasm have multiplied audiences for orchestras everywhere
Corporation for Public Broadcasting, for a generation of access to high quality concert broadcasts and cultural news that has fostered a climate of public support for America's symphony orchestras
Josef Gingold, Soloist, Orchestra Violinist, Concertmaster, Professor of Violin, who by his inspiration and example has enriched orchestras everywhere.
New York Philharmonic, in celebration of its 150 years of artistic excellence, leadership and service
Meet the Composer
Robert Ward
Carnegie Hall, for one hundred years of celebrating America's orchestras and the music they play
Ralph Black (posthumous)
Robert Shaw
Isaac Stern, Musician, Humanitarian, and Guardian of the Arts
Betty Freeman, patron of new music, for distinguished service to America's music
Margaret Lee Crofts, Paul Fromm, and Francis Goelet, patrons of new music, for distinguished service to America's music
William Schuman, Composer, Educator, Leader, ever distinguished by his music and a life dedicated to his art
Danny Newman, arts consultant, whose enthusiasm for subscription has helped orchestras bring their music to millions of listeners in the United States and Canada
Merrill Lynch, securities and investment banking firm, for making a sound investment in American symphony orchestras
Morton Gould, Composer, conductor, and friend whose music enriches the lives of millions and helps build our American musical heritage
The Honorable Sidney R. Yates, U.S. Congressman from Illinois, whose dedicated leadership in Congress has helped build and preserve the Federal government's commitment to the arts
Maurice Abravanel, Music Director Laureate of the Utah Symphony, orchestra builder, orchestra advocate – for a lifetime of singular devotion to the advancement of all orchestras
Beverly Sills, for her cultivation and captivation of new audiences for the arts for over 30 years
The Minnesota Five Percent Club, for setting a standard of excellence among businesses in support of the arts
Eugene Ormandy, Conductor Laureate of the Philadelphia Orchestra, for setting a standard of excellence for nearly half a century
The Bell System, for bringing fine concert performances to millions of Americans through the American Orchestras on Tour program
Aaron Copland, Composer and conductor, a musician sensitive to the sounds of America
Exxon Corporation, for outstanding leadership and vision in support of the arts, especially the Exxon/Arts Endowment Conductors Program
Avery Fisher, Friends of Music, Musicians, and Music lovers
Alcoa Foundation, for the distinguished television series "Previn and the Pittsburgh"
Arthur Fiedler, Musician, Conductor, Friend, who has enriched all our lives as Ambassador of Music to America
John S. Edwards, Manager of the Chicago Symphony, for 40 distinguished years of leadership to symphony orchestras. A Patron of the Arts. A Man for All Seasons
Nancy Hanks and the National Council on the Arts, who have opened the doors to the Golden Age in music and the arts in America
Danny Kaye, who waves a magic wand over the symphony orchestras of America and turns them into happier, healthier organizations
Amyas Ames, a true citizen-soldier in the tradition of Cincinnatus, he has rallied the hopes of all musical organizations through the Partnership of the Arts
Martha Baird Rockefeller, for a lifetime of generous support of the world of symphony orchestras which she underscored in her final bequests
Helen M. Thompson, for leadership and guidance of the American Symphony Orchestra League from a small organization to the most representative professional group in the performing arts field in the United States
The New York State Council on the Arts, for successfully encouraging local participation in the support of the arts and for increased state financial support of the arts
Leopold Stokowski, for the imaginative leadership he has given to symphony orchestra development in America, and his initiation and direction of the American Symphony Orchestra's program of study and career opportunities for young conductors and orchestra players
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, for her cultural leadership and gifts of lands and facilities for the establishment of the Filene Center and the Wolf Trap Farm Park for the Performing Arts, America's first National Park devoted to the performing arts
American Telephone & Telegraph Company, in recognition of its exploration of the world of music through the televised Bell Telephone Hour documentaries
The Ford Foundation, in recognition of its development of the Endowment Program for symphony orchestras
American Federation of Musicians, in recognition of its development and sponsorship of the String Congress
Dr. Richard Lert, Music Director, Pasadena Symphony, for his extensive work in training, teaching and coaching young musicians and conductors
Paul Mellon, A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trusts, Richard King Mellon Charitable Trust, Howard Heinz Endowment, for setting up an endowment for the Pittsburgh Symphony
John D. Rockefeller, III, for his leadership in establishing Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts Officers and Directors of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts
The Women's Associations of Symphony Orchestras in the in the United States and Canada, for their extensive work in support of symphony orchestras
Arthur Judson, former manager, New York Philharmonic, for his many years of pioneer work on behalf of arts organizations throughout the nation
Charles Farnsley, former Mayor Louisville, for development of the Commissioning Project of the Louisville Orchestra
Association of Junior Leagues of America, for their extensive and valuable work on behalf of arts organizations throughout the United States and Canada
Leonard Bernstein, conductor, New York Philharmonic, for his televised concerts for young people
The Study Committee on Orchestra Legal Documents: Samuel Rosenbaum, Henry B. Cabot, Dudley T. Easby, Jr., Charles Garside, and Henry Allen Moe
Mrs. Marjorie Merriweather Post, Vice President of the Washington National Symphony, for her unique series of youth concerts in Washington, D.C., "Music for Young America"
John B. Ford, President of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, for his development of a unique program of corporate support for orchestras
Ernest La Prade, for promotion of symphony orchestras through the NBC "Orchestras of the Nations" radio program


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The concert will be held Nov.1 in the Grand Theatre in the Grand Sierra Resort, at 7 p.m., with doors opening at 6:30. Tickets are a suggested $15 donation and are available at the door. Cash and checks will only be accepted. This show is all-ages.
The musical line-up includes heavy rock band, Lavish Green, and alternative hip-hop group, Knowledge Lives Forever, and a performance from the aerial acrobat and burlesque troupe, the Siren Society.
"Chari Smith (lead vocalist of Knowledge Lives Forever) was the brainchild of this and spearheaded the concert, putting everything in motion," said Mike Draper, CEO of Draper Strategies and Communications and one of the organizers of the event. "This idea was just hatched last week and it's all been coming together with such short notice. It's not brainer for us to whatever we can to help the family."
For this event, the Grand Sierra Resort is donating the Grant Theatre. Part of the sold beverage proceeds will be donated to the Landsberry family, as well.
"The more people that show up, the more money we can raise," said Draper. "One thing that this community has shown over the last couple of years is the ability to come together. Sgt. Landsbery was compassionate and selfless and the community should come out to support the sacrifice his made for his students."
The bands volunteering not only expect their fans to come out Friday night but also members of the Reno-Sparks community who haven't necessarily listened to their music before.
"This event not only raises badly-needed funds for Sergeant Landsberry's family. It provides an opportunity to show the resolve and resiliency that our area has shown repeatedly in the face of devastating adversity," said Smith, a Landsberry family friend. "It's essential that we heal as a community and celebrate the acts of heroism."
A memorial fund was created for the Landsberry through the Nevada Military Support Alliance (NMSA). Checks can made payable to the NMSA with "In Honor of Michael Landsberry" on the memo line and should be mailed to:
The Nevada Military Support Alliance
985 Damonte Ranch Parkway, Suite 310
Reno, NV 89521
Credit card and PayPal donations can be made through the Nevada Military Support Alliance website at www.nvmilitarysupprt.org.
For more information about "A Hero Sung" benefit concert, call Mike Draper of Draper Strategies and Communications at (775) 303-3252.


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Riverbend Concert Series
7 pm
Sunday, Augsut 19, 2012
on the stage at Sliter Park (by the old steel bridge downtown)
Bigfork MT
Live music by JaeHatt – Jae is an intuitive, passionate singer, and songwriter. Her sultry fresh voice is seductively energizing and her lyrics are soulfully crafted. Jae's bohemian rock style has a cross-cultural vibe that speaks to the soul.
Bring your own chair, a picnic, a blanket, bug spray, and your favorite beverage.
Admission$3 adults ; $1 children