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This Is a Great Way to Save Memories in a Unique Way as Home Decor! And the Cost? Just Pennies.
Thinking of neat gift ideas can be tricky, especially for adults. This is one of those fun diy projects that is also a great way to save memories and make them into unique home decor. They don't even cost that much to make, yet they look really cool. Since adults already seem to have everything they want and need, this can make buying presents pretty tough. As adults, if we want something, we go out and buy it, if we need something, we usually get it as we need it instead of waiting for birthdays and holidays to receive presents. The older we get, the less we enjoy getting material goods as presents and the more we enjoy getting thoughtful, heart felt presents. The best kind of presents to get are the ones that show you that the person was really thinking about you when they picked it out. As though they thought of you right when they saw the item, or they put a lot of thought into looking for diy ideas to create for you. If you have children it's especially nice to receive gifts like this from them that you can treasure for a lifetime.
If you love doing fun diy projects anyway, this gives you a chance to express your creativity while making things for the ones you love. There are so many wonderful and easy diy ideas out there to add to your list of projects to do too, especially on the internet. Crafting and home websites like Hometalk are full of these awesome diy projects to do. There are even YouTube channels and websites specifically geared toward diy ideas. The video diy projects are great because they're really easy to follow and get the desired results you're looking for. Then, there's also photo diy instructions like the ones you'll see on Hometalk. They take you through each step of the process with a picture for each step. That way, you can see what the item will look like at different stages of completion. For this particular project, all you'll need are some photos of your choosing, printed out with a laser jet printer onto normal paper, some clear plates and some Mod Podge with a paint brush. It's important to make sure you print out your photos with the laser printer over and ink jet printer because the ink jet printer image will bleed when you apply the Mod Podge to it and you don't want to ruin all of your nice photos. If you don't have a printer, you can take your photos that you want printed to a print shop and get them printed out for a fee.
The clear plates you will use can be found at a dollar store or even a thrift store. It might be fun to use different sizes and colours of clear glass plates to make it more unique. In the tutorial, she uses family photos, but if you wanted to try something different you could use any kinds of photos you like. Maybe photos of nature, or of their pets. It would also be really cool to make collages out of photos and magazine clippings to create a style all your own. Get creative and think about what they would like to hang up in their home. All you do is take the photo, cut it out to the size of the plate and then apply it with the Mod Podge. You'll see the exact instructions on Hometalk's website. The finished result looks pretty cute, and they would be nice to hang up on the walls using plate hangers. Enjoy this craft and many others on the Hometalk website.***
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We all know that Houston is the 4th largest city in the United States. According to estimates by the U.S. Census, the greater Houston area is home to almost 6 million people. But Houston is so much more than just numbers and the communities that lay outside and among the sprawling city limits have a significant impact on this city and its growth.
FOX 26 is beginning a new initiative called FOX 26 LISTENS. It's all about our communities, our neighbors who are separated by city limits signs and yet a part of Houston all the same.
We'll be coming to your towns to learn about the issues that are important in your area, the concerns of the community and what can be done to help. We'll also be showcasing the people and the locations that make your town special and a great place to live.
We're starting with Katy, over the next week you'll see stories highlighting different features of the Katy area and on May 14th FOX 26 LISTENS will host a town hall meeting for Katy area residents to talk with their community leaders about the issues that are important to them.
Some of the distinguished Greater Katy community leaders on that panel include:
– Mayor Don Elder, City of Katy – Alton Frailey, KISD Superintendent – Chief Bill Hastings, Katy Police – Frank Lombard, Katy Economic Development Council – Johnny Nelson, Katy City Administrator – Pastor Watkins, PowerHouse Christian Center – Ann Hodge, Katy Chamber of Commerce – Jennifer Archer, Parks and Recreation Director
Katy resident and FOX 26 News anchor Tom Zizka will be there and we invite other Katy residents to join us at the Powerhouse Christian Center at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 14 to share your views about your town.
You can also watch the meeting live and chat at www.MyFoxHoustonLIVE.com .
The Powerhouse Christian Center is located at 1818 Katyland Drive.


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As if we needed another reason to curtail our consumption of red meat, this is it. Sadly, this story, as regular readers of this space might expect, was buried by a mainstream press more concerned with angering their corporate benefactors than with helping you and I make informed decisions. What else is new? Should a friend or loved one be pregnant or considering becoming so, please forward this posting to them so that they may have a the opportunity of making an informed decision.
Thank you to reader, E.M, for forwarding the following posting to my attention.
Scientists have produced evidence to suggest that Europe was right to ban the beef industry from using growth promoters to increase yield.
A US study has linked use of the chemicals to damage to human sperm.
The University of Rochester found men whose mothers ate a lot of beef during pregnancy had lower sperm counts.
The Human Reproduction study found they were three times more likely to have a sperm count so low they could be classified as sub-fertile.
The use of growth promoting chemicals was banned in Europe in 1988.
But although the US banned the use of some growth promoters in 1979, others, such as the sex hormones testosterone and progesterone, are still in use in the beef industry.
The Rochester team examined sperm counts among US men born between 1949 and 1983.
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There were some great tips in this article. I notice that many people make the mistake of making too many distracting images in the header and the sidebar which can quickly turn people off content. I particularly dislike google ads anchored in the centre of a piece of text. I understand that people want to make a revenue for ads but there are right ways and wrong ways of going about this. The writing part of the content is the important part, why would you take a dump on it by pouring a load of conflicting media in the sides?
But I've recently heard some chatter voicing the polar opposite. I've heard the sentiment to wholly ignore certain data points because they don't represent the real person. To me, that's bad advice — directional data is better than the romantic notion of success based on your "gut" feel. Estimated search volume, clicks, and even impressions give credence not only to a keyword, but a bigger theme. This starts to create direction and an understanding of need, which leads to your next few rounds of audience recognition.
Social media. The algorithms have truly changed since social media first emerged. Many content websites are community-oriented -- Digg began allowing users to vote which stories make the front page, and YouTube factors views and user ratings into their front page rankings. Therefore, e-commerce stores must establish a strong social media presence on sites like Facebook , Pinterest, Twitter, etc. These social media sites send search engines signals of influence and authority.
Think of this document as a living communication between you and your client or boss. It is a document you should refer to often. It keeps all parties on the same page and aligned. I recommend sharing it in a collaborative platform so updates are shared between all viewers without having to constantly send out new copies (nothing sucks the life out of efficiency faster than "versioning" issues).
This is excellent and should be intuitive for marketers (and SEO pros are marketers!) but we often take the short cut and neglect critical details. What would also reinforce the strategy is way of providing solid projections for SEO (these could be based on industry trends and statistics). Clients now ask for ways to calculate ROI and they need numbers to get budget approvals. Increase in traffic by X, increase in qualified traffic and leads, conversions etc, some way of quatifying the expected return.
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The luscious colors and delicate lines of Split Ends playfully construct animated full field patterns and reference mass produced ornamental designs of the industrial era. Without relying on pop culture reference points, some patterns stimulate a collective memory of youthful self-hypnosis and visual absorption. Split Ends is the second film in an abstract trilogy that began with Eye Liner.
"In this abstract piece, organic forms move as though they were living creatures. This short animated film is the definition of living art." -Tate Kohrs
Credits: Directed, produced and animated by Joanna Priestley. Sound designed and music by Seth Norman. Compositing and design by Brian Kinkley. Supported by the Regional Arts and Culture Council.
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I first became acquainted with pianist Benny John Plasencia over four years ago, during his freshman year at the College of Charleston — not long after he came here from his native Peru on scholarship to study with piano guru Enrique Graf (who runs one of the country's finest piano pedagogy programs). After hearing him informally, I was immediately impressed with both his technical ability and innate musicality, and I thought his future at the college certainly looked bright. But then — though we still heard occasional comments about his extraordinary talent — we heard rather little from him in performance, aside from occasional memorable Piccolo Spoleto appearances (you can hear several of them HERE). While I never discussed it with him in detail, it seems a debilitating eye condition and associated problems were conspiring to keep him away from the concert stage.
But Benny was still very much around, keeping busy as a student: pursuing strong academic sidelines in foreign languages like Russian and German (and perfecting his English, too), while appearing occasionally as a keyboard collaborator or accompanist. I wasn't the only one who wondered if we'd ever get a full solo recital from him. Thus, when he recently announced his impending senior recital, I was determined to be there — especially when I found out what he would be playing.
So — along with a small, but select crowd — I showed up at the Simons Center recital earlier this month to hear him play two very demanding works: JS Bach's Partita No. 2 is one of the German master's finest (and trickiest) keyboard works — and then there's Russian pianist-composer's near-impossible Piano Concerto No. 3, heard with a second piano serving as an ersatz orchestra. This work is widely regarded as one of the world's two or three most infernally difficult and exhausting concertos. It seems Benny was looking to make up for lost time — and to prove that he has what it takes.
The Partita — a six-movement suite of stylized dances — came off very well: Benny has a bold, yet sweet touch with Bach. I was surprised by his speedy, yet legato approach in the dramatic opening Sinfonia movement, once the dramatic opening passages were past. His playing was clear and fluid, with deft handling of Bach's magical, but tricky counterpoint. He was supremely expressive in the following Allemande, bringing out the music's heady content, with all of its inherent grace and elegance. He infused the next-to-last Rondeaux movement with an elfin lilt and spirit — before rendering a headlong and exciting gallop through the final Capriccio, with fleet and flying fingers that missed very few notes. It wasn't quite perfect (what live performance ever is?) — and I wished for just a bit more delicacy to his playing here and there. Still, I could listen joyfully to Benny's Bach all day.
And, ah — the Rachmaninoff! Remember, this is a work of legendary difficulty — requiring nearly superhuman dexterity and stamina. The composer "gave" the work to super-virtuoso Vladimir Horowitz not long before he died (at least according to Horowitz), because nobody else could pull it off like he could. In the movie Shine (dramatizing a true story), the work's notorious, knuckle-busting demands drove an already troubled young artist over the brink into insanity. Few college-level pianists are accomplished (or brave) enough to even attempt it. But Benny dove, head-and-fingers-first, into this seething musical cauldron — and, in the end, emerged not only intact, but triumphant.
Again, it was hardly flawless — but then I've never heard a perfect performance of this piece, not even in the best recordings. He appeared — quite naturally — to be laboring grimly as he plowed through some of the most difficult and spectacular passages — but, every now and then, we saw little smiles creasing the corners of his lips as he played, as if to say, "Yeah, I nailed that one!" And he accomplished much more than just hitting most of the notes — often at breakneck tempos, to boot. His understanding of Rachmaninoff's tortured psyche shone through from beginning to end, in emotionally wrenching, ultra-romantic passages that caught the music's often fevered neuroticism and melancholic resignation.
The performance's only major frustration was hearing the piece with the orchestral part coming from a second piano. While local piano standout Irina Pevzner played her considerable part splendidly (she's Charleston's favorite "piano orchestra"), the overall sound tended to get a bit mushy and indistinct when both pianos were going hard and heavy: unless you knew the music well, it was sometimes hard to tell who was playing what. But that's how you hear concertos in most college settings.
So, finally, with this daring display of pianistic skill and deep musicianship, Mr. Plasencia has indeed proven himself to be a young keyboard artist who must now be taken seriously — and as someone who reflects distinct credit upon his school and his teacher. Mr. Graf's proud smiles and comments afterwards certainly bore that out. While we may have wondered if such an evening would ever come to pass, it was certainly worth the wait. Bravo, Benny!
Technically, conductor Mikhail Agrest is not exactly a true native— having emigrated here from St. Petersburg, Russia as a boy with his parents in the 1980's — but we'll gladly claim him anyway. His parents, Alex and Rosolita — who had been prominent musicians back home — soon found work and warm acceptance with the Charleston Symphony as members of the strings section. Cynthia Branch, CSO's director of patron services, remembers admonishing little Mikhail to stop dashing up and down the Gaillard's hallways during rehearsals. She, along with many others, also remembers the time when — as a brilliant young teenaged violinist — he appeared with the CSO as featured soloist in the Mendelssohn concerto. At about the same time, I heard him perform splendidly along with his parents as part of a string quartet.
Well, Mikhail is all grown up now, with a family of his own. And he's also got a fabulous career going, as a busy and highly successful young conductor who has performed on four continents. His advanced education (supported by patrons in Charleston) took him to Indiana University's legendary music school. From there it was back to St. Petersburg, where he studied conducting and landed his first position with the Marinsky Theater. There, he became assistant to — and a protégé of — Valery Gergiev, Russia's greatest Maestro. This led to acclaimed appearances worldwide, wherever the Marinsky's famous ballet & opera troupes performed — including New York's Metropolitan Opera. He's also been in considerable demand as a guest conductor with more of the world's top orchestras than you can shake a baton at.
So — while we can't begrudge him his burgeoning succes — his debut appearance conducting the CSO has been long overdue ... but better late than never. The occasion was the hometown band's latest Masterworks event, which took place at the Gaillard Saturday before last, in front of a regrettably sparse crowd. But imagine how he must've felt, directing the orchestra with which he first appeared as a boy-wonder violinist … and with his proud daddy beaming at him from the viola section.
He led a choice program of symphonic favorites from German and Russian masters, beginning with the overture to Oberon, one of Carl Maria von Weber's operas — and one of his finest short orchestral compositions. Under his deft baton, our players delivered a bracing account, with standout contributions from Brandon Nichols' horn and Charles Messersmith's clarinet. From there it was on to one of Peter Tchaikovsky's most delightful creations, the Orchestral Suite No. 4, nicknamed the "Mozartiana." Tchaikovsky idolized the Austrian master, and honored him by basing this piece on actual themes from some of his more obscure works, but presenting them with his hallmark romantic orchestral richness. Agrest led a happy and affecting performance, catching every last bit of the music's charm and sunny spirit. The highlight for me was the final movement's sparkling 'Theme and variations,' featuring a protracted and beautifully played violin solo from acting concertmaster Amos Lawrence.
After intermission, Mikhail preceded the final selection with a short and moving speech about his remarkable musical journey, and how he traces it all back to Charleston, his adopted home. Then, as the evening's final thank-you, he mounted the podium for a noble and emotionally potent performance of Johannes Brahms' mighty Symphony No. 1. Tormented by the lingering shadow of Beethoven, Germany's supreme symphonist, Brahms struggled for many years with this one — but posterity agrees that it's this work that established him as the older master's true successor.
After the somber and brooding introduction, Agrest propelled his players fearlessly into the first movement's sweeping theme, with its magnificent orchestral hammer-strokes — while skillfully defusing the prevailing tensions in contrasting lyrical passages. In the following 'Andante sostenuto' movement, he and his players melted our hearts, capturing the deepest essence of this serenely pastoral music while doing justice to its ominous undercurrents. They nailed the similar contrasts in the 'Un poco allegretto e grazioso' movement, in music that ranged from flowing and graceful to dark and unsettled. In the intense and varied finale, they took us on a glorious and thrilling tour of the composer's psyche, touching on more moods and feelings than you could count.
Undersized or not, the strings sections outdid themselves, managing — for the most part — to produce the kind of weighty, burnished tone that Brahms so often calls for. Their sound was especially luscious in the finale's famous main theme, heard as a glowing chorale from the lower strings. The woodwinds sang sweetly throughout, and the assorted brasses sounded terrific. Timpanist supreme Beth Albert got a real workout, too. The orchestra's technical cohesion and sense of ensemble were exemplary, in music that's not easy on either players or conductor.
But the evening's triumph belonged to Mikhail. It's about time he came home for more than just family visits. Let's all lobby to get him back to conduct our wonderful orchestra more often. After all, though he may be one of the world's finest emerging young conductors, he's also one of our own … and we deserve to share the fruits of his prodigious talent more often.
It's been several weeks since 15-year-old Micah McLaurin became the youngest-ever pianist to perform a full recital under the auspices of the College of Charleston's International Piano Series. This series is one of our most prestigious local musical institutions, having brought nearly a hundred distinguished pianists to town — including keyboard legends like Earl Wild and Leon Fleisher. And it's taken me awhile to process the amazing experience.
I've been following this local prodigy's phenomenal artistic development ever since he was eleven, when I staged the first of his three public recitals at my old Millennium Music classical room. In addition to providing him with quite a bit of press exposure (also click HERE), I'm pleased to have become one of his minor "mentors" along the way. I've taken him to quite a few classical concerts (mostly Spoleto) and advised him on the best piano CDs — even loaning him quite a few from my own collection. We've often yakked back and forth online about music. We've joked about him saving me a front-row ticket for his Carnegie Hall debut — and it wouldn't surprise me in the least if that comes to pass.
How then, you might ask, can I write an honest review about a performance by a young man in whom I've taken a quasi-paternal interest? How can I, being one of his biggest and most wonder-struck fans, pretend to any degree of objectivity? Still, I believe my insights into his wondrous talent are as deep as anybody's. So, here goes — but don't expect a conventional review.
His program was a particularly difficult and ambitious one, encompassing every major period of classical music from the Baroque era through the twentieth century. Having written his concert program notes, I first thought that he was setting himself a well-nigh impossible challenge — but his teacher (and IPS director) Enrique Graf had faith that he could pull it off — and Micah has never ceased to surprise all of us with his accomplishments.
To begin, every great composer bequeaths us a little bit of his soul in his compositions — which is what makes music perhaps the most "immortal" of the arts. It takes a certain musical maturity, on top of finely attuned sensitivity, to catch these wisps of the composer's deepest essence, and to express them with the characteristic sound and style that best brings his creations to life in the listener's ear. Then there's the matter of period style: touch, tone, pedal technique and expressive devices all vary considerably from one period to the next. Even among accomplished adult pianists, you'd be hard-pressed to find one who's a master across the board.
That's part of the miracle of Micah's playing: he has the uncanny ability to capture just about any composer's unique sound and spirit and convey them to his listeners. Micah's most special touch is for the great romantics: his interpretation of Rachmaninoff's blazing Sonata No. 2 — which ended his recital — was an absolute marvel, wringing every drop of this emotionally tormented composer's feverish, neurotic passion out of the music, while delivering the usual spectacular bravura display — almost as an afterthought. In his earlier rendition of Chopin's deep and bittersweet Ballade No. 4, he expressed that composer's subtler, more introspective emotional language to near-perfection, while laying down some brilliant virtuosity that never called attention to itself. Technical prowess rings hollow without a heart and soul behind it.
The rest of the program was nearly as remarkable. His Haydn sonata (No. 38) was a model of restrained classical-era grace and clarity. His go at Prokofiev's brief, but wide-ranging Sonata No. 3 offered thrilling contrast between the composer's hallmark motoric drive and his more lyrical side. Only in Bach's French Suite No. 5 — the recital's opening work — did Micah sound a little out-of-touch with the old master's unique keyboard style. Don't get me wrong: he delivered the clean articulation and contrapuntal clarity that Bach demands, along with several moments of real charm — but his playing was a bit stiff and straightforward, with only minimal ornamentation and little of the improvisational flair that the best pianists bring to Bach. It was as if Micah has not quite come to terms yet with Bach's mind-bending cerebral complexity … but give him a year or two. Micah continues to improve by leaps and bounds — and, as his bright future unfolds, the sky's the limit.
The rousing standing ovation — from the biggest (sold out!) crowd to ever pack the Sottile for this series' recitals — brought us the same encore that had followed Micah's concerto performance (with the Charleston Symphony) a few evenings before: Liszt's shimmering and sensual transcription of Wagner's Love-Death. And — as before — it was simply breathtaking: perfectly paced, with crystalline tone and aching emotionality.
As he told me afterwards, he was a little upset that he made more mistakes than he had hoped. But they were mostly minor slips that only stuffy old music critics like me (and other pianists) might catch — and he recovered nicely from all of them: yet another characteristic of a true piano pro. But, with all said and done, it's about time that — with two back-to-back public appearances at major local venues — a pretty good chunk of Charleston's music lovers have now heard him; in the process, many of you have experienced your first true musical Wunderkind. And — trust me — he's just beginning to hit his full stride. So, now that many of you have joined his growing throng of marveling fans, just join me in watching him go. I'll be keeping you posted.
A substantial crowd was on hand to witness the local orchestral debuts of two extraordinary young artists at the Charleston Symphony's Masterworks concert last Saturday. Maestro David Stahl led his wonderful musicians in a delightful and satisfying all-Mozart program that featured several of the Austrian master's best-known works.
The Maestro and his minions got things started with the overture to the composer's final opera, The Magic Flute; a work that — despite its often frivolous characters and many comic moments — is loaded with Masonic philosophy and symbolism. The three solemn opening chords presage the opera's darker themes, but the music soon takes a lighter, more spirited turn before proceeding — amid several major-minor key shifts — to its glorious close. Stahl and company offered a glittering performance, while executing the music's many mood-swings perfectly.
The vocal treats that followed were from the same opera: the two spectacular and beastly difficult arias from the "Queen of the Night," the work's primary villain. Mozart delighted in writing near-impossible material for the finest sopranos of his day, and he outdid himself in this formidable pair. Vocal honors fell this night to Amy Lynn Call, a fabulous young American dramatic coloratura soprano who is just emerging from her student years — but already has an impressive record of appearances in Austria and Germany. One of her mainstays there is just this role: one that — at any given point in time — perhaps ten sopranos worldwide are capable of performing to major-metro standards (the late Beverly Sills got her start with it).
Based on Call's performances here, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see her join this elite class of singers — and soon. Singing with confident poise, she electrified her audience with her lovely tone, tremendous range and stupendous vocal agility. Her highest notes were perfectly controlled, bouncing acrobatically around the vocal stratosphere with dead-on pitch and articulation in passages where many sopranos can only screech. I wonder if I've ever heard better performances of these numbers anywhere — even at a couple of the world's best opera houses. She certainly earned her raucous standing O.
Then came a second cause for thunderstruck wonder: an appearance by 15-year-old local pianist Micah McLaurin, who is rapidly establishing himself as our most brilliant hometown prodigy. The most remarkable aspect of his playing is his uncanny interpretive maturity and deep emotionality. A student of the College of Charleston's piano master Enrique Graf, Micah already has an impressive record of awards and competition wins — and he showed us why here.
His scheduled work was the glowing slow (Adagio) movement from Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 23, which he delivered with delicate grace and deep expression — beautifully supported by Stahl and company. But still, this incredibly lovely music hardly showed us everything Micah is capable of. So, not far into the audience's noisy standing ovation, he offered an encore (which I later learned was planned in advance): piano master Franz Liszt's ravishing keyboard transcription of Richard Wager's Liebestod (Love-Death), from his operatic masterpiece Tristan und Isolde. This is some of the most passionate music ever written, and Micah brought it to gut-wrenching life: with ravishing tone, perfect linear control and devastating sentiment. Many of us heard our first true prodigy here.
After intermission, the orchestra returned to deliver Mozart's ingenious Symphony No. 40 in G minor — one of his two magnificent final works in the genre. Stahl led a chiseled and lively account, bringing out all of the work's subtleties as well as its sense of nervous tension and dramatic glory. Mozart achieved some of his finest orchestral counterpoint in this one, and our players saw to it that we didn't miss a note of it.
This wonderful evening of musical riches proved yet again that — even in a financially distressed season — this orchestra doesn't need more than their core numbers — or flashy, big-name soloists — to deliver world-class performances of the greatest classics to appreciative audiences.
I've loved spirituals ever since I sang some simple arrangements of them with my very first choir, as a fifth-grade boy soprano. Even though I knew nothing at the time of the genre's roots, I instinctively felt that no other music we sang held such sad yearning, gripping emotion or downright exuberance. Since then, my personal musical journey has brought me ever closer to them, both as a singer and a music writer.
I read with great interest of the spiritual's colonial-era origins, when music was perhaps the only means of expression that an enslaved people could call their own. And I learned that spirituals stand as one of the main pillars of American musical culture — alongside the many other Afro-American styles (ragtime, blues, jazz) that have influenced our nation's unique contributions to the world of music. Whether you're black, white, or of any other cultural origin, spirituals belong to all Americans.
I was thus delighted to learn last year of the formation of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Spiritual Ensemble: a select sub-ensemble from the CSO's popular Gospel Choir. Charleston already has a well-known spiritual choir — the Society for the Preservation of Spirituals — that honorably strives to sustain the old spiritual tradition. But it's mostly a bunch of genteel, historically sincere white folks who perform spirituals much as they were sung in their heyday: very simply, and with little harmonic or rhythmic sophistication.
But spirituals have inspired many gifted composers to transform them into mainstream choral music — and none of them did a better job of that than Moses Hogan (1957-2003). His untimely passing deprived the world of its finest arranger of spirituals; nobody else — before or since — has matched his achievements in elevating the genre to modern levels of classical complexity and sophistication, while preserving its hallmark characteristics and boosting its appeal to singers and listeners alike. When I learned that Charleston's new Spiritual Ensemble was slated to perform an entire program of Hogan's arrangements to celebrate their first anniversary, I knew that nothing could keep me away.
I've heard this group — a true rainbow coalition — twice before: in their appearance last fall in the Charleston International Festival of Choirs, as well as in a prior rehearsal. I was immediately struck — not only by their fabulous sound and spirit — but by the way their gifted director, Nathan L. Nelson, held them to high standards of rhythmic precision, dynamic variety and tone production. And last Saturday's concert at Trinity United Methodist Church revealed even further growth and refinement as a performing entity.
I can hardly imagine another group that could — or would — handle sixteen Hogan arrangements (almost all of them a cappella) in a single concert: they are NOT easy to sing. We heard many of the best of them: from relatively subdued pieces like "Hear my Prayer" and "There is a Balm in Gilead" to rock-'em-sock-'em numbers like "The Battle of Jericho" and "Elijah Rock." And our singers brought them all to vibrant life — with commendable precision, accurate intonation, lush tone and deep sacred sincerity. I marveled at how Nelson — a charismatic conductor — drew Hogan's hallmark sounds and effects from his committed singers.
Guest soloist Laquavia Alston melted our hearts and made the rafters ring with her magnificent mezzo voice. We also got spirited and sonorous solo work from soprano Theodosia Boston, tenor Lee Pringle (also ensemble founder-president), and baritone Vanceto Blyden. The only minor flaws I noted were a couple of slightly ragged choral entrances. And, as good as their male singers are, the group could still use a few more of them — especially deep basses — to further enrich their already impressive sound.
At last, Charleston can claim a first-rate choir that does full justice to a vital part of our region's cultural heritage. As with any fairly new performing ensemble, I expect them to keep improving as over time — but, as they are, you can count on them to touch your heart, while making your listening experience a toe-tappin', head-bobbin' good time. So be sure to watch for their future concerts (via the above link): these terrific artists certainly deserve your attention and support.


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Sacramento Region Must Focus on Jobs to Ensure a Brighter Future
December 12, 2016
By Pat Talamantes and Dave Lucchetti – Special to The Bee
During the past year, we have witnessed many leaders in the Sacramento region stepping forward to take ownership of the strategic vision for our market.
We have served as chairman and vice chairman of the board for the Greater Sacramento Economic Council. It is astounding to see what has been accomplished in such a short period. We are especially heartened by the collaboration among business and political leaders in our region.
The Greater Sacramento organization is a public-private partnership. It includes over 38 corporate CEOs, six counties, 13 cities and more than 200 small business investors to collectively tackle one mission: driving growth and innovation in Sacramento's economy.
Creating a dynamic organization with one focus requires a partnership like no other. Private and public sector leaders have come together around that strategic mission. Seeing everyone work together and grow has been an inspiring experience, one that will continue to energize all people who aspire for a better, brighter Sacramento region.
We need to continue operating on facts, data and evidence as we compare ourselves with other successful communities. If businesses and elected leaders in our community dare to be bold with their ideas, they will propel our economy forward.
Greater Sacramento helped 11 companies move to our region, including two new innovative tech companies, both of which are backed by prominent venture capitalists Tim Draper and Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce. These projects, which are not without risk, rely on our educated labor force and offer the potential for immense returns for our region.
The Greater Sacramento Economic Council has met with more than 500 businesses in the Bay Area and throughout the nation in the past year. In addition, it has helped more than 140 companies evaluate the Greater Sacramento region as a location to grow. This outreach has led to invaluable relationships with CEOs and policymakers across the Bay Area.
Greater Sacramento's recent partnership with the Bay Area Council solidifies a strategic plan and initiative to work as a single high-performing market. The Bay Area Strategic Plan will advance and develop a civic, business and policy platform to integrate the Bay Area and the Capital Region. If we work as one market, Sacramento will not only be a center for public sector jobs, but also will take part in the most innovative economy in the world.
We're looking forward to working with Mayor-elect Darrell Steinberg and other leaders to create more jobs in our area. We must reverse an alarming statistic: Among America's top 25 metropolitan areas, Greater Sacramento has the second highest youth unemployment rate in the country, according to 2015 U.S. Census data.
More jobs will help families struggling at the bottom of the economic ladder. We understand that the poorest 20 percent of households have seen their average income drop by almost 25 percent since the recession. One reason for this disturbing reality is that our economy doesn't provide enough jobs outside of government.
Bottom line: we must put employment first. We can't continue to ignore the competition. States such as Texas and Arizona target California companies using lucrative incentive packages to lure jobs from our state.
Recently, Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey made a trip to California for the Atieva deal, which resulted in the Sacramento region missing out on 2,000 jobs and a $700 million auto plant. It's not the first time our region didn't capitalize on an opportunity; Nevada put together a $1.25 billion incentive package for Tesla's gigafactory.
The Sacramento region has much to look forward to in the coming New Year. But the Greater Sacramento Economic Council can't do it alone. We need state and local officials to fight for jobs for our citizens and for future generations. As the chairman and vice chairman of the board, we hope you will join us in supporting bold, creative approaches that will affect real progress in our economic future.
Pat Talamantes is president and chief executive of The McClatchy Co., publisher of The Bee. Dave Lucchetti is CEO of Pacific Coast Building Products. They can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Charleston to lead Seagulls for Round 19 clash
Williamstown vice-captain Jack Charleston will lead the VFL team onto Downer Oval this Saturday with the absence of skipper Adam Marcon.
Charleston was elevated into vice captaincy this year after a strong season in the club's leadership group in 2018.
And the stakes are high for the currently-fourth Seagulls who can secure a top four finish if they topple Coburg at Downer Oval.
The side is coming off a bye week having defeated Essendon by 18 points in Round 17.
Ruckman Nick Meese is in line to make a welcomed return after recovering from injury he sustained against Collingwood in Round 15, while small forward Ben Kennedy will likely return after spending three weeks on the sidelines also.
Sam Martyn, Cooper Stephens, Nick Ebinger, Oliver Tate and Nick Fothergill are among the other inclusions to come into the squad, covering injuries to Marcon, Brayden Monk and Josh Pickess.
Max Philpot retains his spot in the side after debuting against the Bombers a fortnight ago.
With a top two finish in sights, a win for the Seagulls this week is crucial, trailing Essendon (2nd) by two points and Footscray (3rd) by percentage.
It will be the second time this season the two clubs have faced off - with the Seagulls victorious by 32 points in Round 7.
The Lions, currently 14th, will be looking to win their third match of the season.
It will be the second game of a double-header Saturday, with the VFLW side playing at 11:30am.
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By DAVE SKRETTA
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Players: Tyreek Hill, Patrick Mahomes
Kansas City Chiefs football team owner Clark Hunt leaves the NFL Fall league meeting, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee)
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) The chairman of the Kansas City Chiefs believes the NFL must "seriously consider" reducing the preseason and expanding the regular season to 17 games, giving the league additional inventory that would allow for more games internationally.
Clark Hunt, the most visible face of the Chiefs ownership family, also said such ideas have been batted around since the last round of collective bargaining in 2011. But with another round of CBA talks heating up, Hunt believes the schedule will become a crucial issue.
"I think reducing the preseason is something everybody would be in favor of," Hunt said during a wide-ranging availability Wednesday. "If you replaced a game, perhaps two, with one regular-season game it would give you an odd number of games with 17. One thought is you could play at least some of those games at a neutral site and obviously internationally would be one way to do that."
Hunt has long been a proponent of expanding the NFL to new markets. The Chiefs beat the Lions at Wembley Stadium in London during the 2015 season, and they face the Chargers in Mexico City on Monday night - a do-over of sorts after their game there last year was moved because of field conditions.
Hunt said the new playing surface at Azteca Stadium has allayed any lingering concerns.
"I think all the international games are important to the league, and they are important to the Chiefs from a branding standpoint," Hunt said. "Frankly, I did not think we'd be going to Mexico City so fast. It was not something I lobbied the league for. When I looked at our schedule, I didn't think it would work out from a scheduling standpoint.
"I guess at the end of the day," Hunt said, "the Chargers were willing to give up a home game to play down there, even though we're a divisional team."
In other news, Hunt said the Chiefs hope to sign MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes to an extension that keeps him in Kansas City his entire career. But he declined to say whether that will happen after this season, when Mahomes becomes eligible to sign a deal, or after the following year.
"That's a decision we will have to make with his representatives, if this is the right time," said Hunt, who also declined to say whether Mahomes could become the NFL's highest-paid player.
Hunt did acknowledge feeling a sense of disbelief when Mahomes dislocated his kneecap on a sneak against Denver earlier this season. The freak injury caused him to miss two games, though Mahomes came back to throw for 446 yards in last week's last-second loss in Tennessee.
"I was concerned he was lost for the season," Hunt said, "and perhaps beyond that."
Among other topics Hunt discussed Wednesday:
Like most NFL fans, Hunt has mixed feelings about the rule changes this year allowing for pass interference penalties to be challenged. He also thinks it's an issue that will be revisited by the competition committee and that changes are likely for next season.
"I definitely think it's a learning experience for everyone involved," Hunt said. "I've seen the statistics that show the very few times coaches are being successful in their challenges, particularly after we got past the first two games of the season."
The NFL awarded the 2023 draft to Kansas City, and Hunt predicted it could be "the biggest event ever" to take place in the city. He said most of the work on the draft will begin after this season, though the franchise is in constant communication with civic leaders.
Tyreek Hill spent the offseason banished from the team amid allegations of domestic abuse - he was ultimately cleared by the league and prosecutors. And when that happened, the Chiefs wasted little time in giving their star wide receiver a $54 million, three-year extension.
The deal, though, includes plenty of safeguards for the organization.
"We obviously had some level of comfort with the information we received," Hunt said. "We looked at the season and thought it was important to get Tyreek done early in the year. We were able to reach an agreement with his representatives that rewards Tyreek for the level of play we've seen out of him the past three-plus years but also protects the organization."
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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders recorded 157 yards and a touchdown on seven catches in Week 14 against the New Orleans Saints. He also threw a 35-yard touchdown pass. After battling a rib injury the past few weeks, Sanders looked fully healthy in Sundays shootout, leading the team in catches, targets and yards. His touchdown came on a 75-yard bomb in the second quarter when he smartly got up from the turf and raced to the house. His passing score came later in the quarter on a nifty trick play to running back Raheem Mostert. With the Niners clicking offensively, Sanders fantasy value appears supported despite the emergence of wideout Deebo Samuel and Mostert. Hell carry WR3 value in Week 15 against a weak Atlanta Falcons secondary.
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Carolina Panthers quarterback Kyle Allen threw for 293 yards and a touchdown on 28-for-41 passing during the loss to the Falcons. He also had two interceptions and fumbled twice. After not throwing a pick in his first four games after taking over Cam Newton (foot), the 23-year-old now has 12 throughout his last seven games. Don't expect much from Allen moving ahead as the team enters survival mode to finish out the year.
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Green Bay Packers wide receiver Davante Adams caught four of six targets for 41 yards in a 20-15 win over the Washington Redskins. It didn't help that quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw for only 195 yards and one touchdown. Rodgers' poor performance and game script are likely why Adams saw a season-low six targets after compiling double-digit opportunities from Rodgers in four straight contests. Adams will look to be more involved in Week 15 against the stingy Chicago Bears.
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San Francisco 49ers running back Tevin Coleman toted just three carries for six yards in Week 14 against the New Orleans Saints. In a 48-46 thriller, Colemans second consecutive bust confirms that hes been sidelined for Raheem Mostert and Matt Breida. He was seen early in the game but not much afterwards. After accruing just 128 rush yards in his last six games, Coleman is impossible to start heading into Week 15 against the Atlanta Falcons.
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Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Vance McDonald (concussion) left Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals for further testing and is listed as questionable to return. The 29-year-old caught his only target for three yards in the game, which is a disappointing performance against the defense who has allowed 13 touchdowns to tight ends. It will be interesting to see if he passes protocol before next Sunday's game against the Bills, where he would likely be a non-fantasy factor.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Auden Tate was forced to exit Sunday's loss to the Browns with an apparent knee injury. After recording his first and only catch of the game, the 22-year-old limped his way back to the locker room after initially being evaluated in the medical tent. Tate has been a semi-regular target for the team this year, logging 39 catches for 559 yards and a touchdown on 76 targets. While he wasn't a consistent source of production, he does have value in deeper leagues. Look for an update regarding his status for the Week 15 encounter with the Patriots, but if he is out, look for the recently-returned John Ross to serve as the primary beneficiary.
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Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Willie Snead was having a below-average performance in Week 14's matchup with the Buffalo Bills before reeling in a four-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter. Snead caught 3-of-4 targets for a measly 13 yards but was quarterback Lamar Jackson's most impactful receiver in the game. If tight end Mark Andrews, who exited the game in the first quarter with a knee injury, is unable to go Thursday Night, Snead could see more involvement in the offense. Baltimore matches up against a Jets Defense in Week 15 that has been relatively vulnerable against opposing wide receivers in 2019.
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Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert caught all four of his targets for 49 yards during the loss to Cleveland on Sunday. After failing to surpass 21 receiving yards in each of his last four outings, this was one of the most efficient performances from the veteran on the year. Nonetheless, this season has still been a major disappointment for 29-year-old, with not much expected to change moving forward, especially in Week 15 against a rough Patriots Defense.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Mark Ingram rushed for 50 yards on 15 carries in Week 14's win over the Buffalo Bills. Ingram added 29 yards on three receptions as a pass-catcher. The veteran struggled to break free, averaging 3.3 yards per carry with his longest gain being just nine yards. With Lamar Jackson clogging up the run game for Baltimore, it will be hard to view Ingram as anything more than a low-end RB2 against the New York Jets in Week 15. Ingram will look to bounce back next week against a Jets Defense that's allowing just 63 yards per game to opposing running backs in 2019.
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Green Bay Packers running back Jamaal Williams picked up 24 rushing yards on seven carries and failed to register a reception on one target. Williams played second fiddle to Aaron Jones, who exploded for 192 scrimmage yards and a touchdown. It's entirely possible that Williams, who was a late addition to the injury report on Thursday, was battling through a sore knee in this one. Perhaps that would explain why he was out-touched 22-seven by Jones. Still, Williams was in for 42 percent of the snaps, indicating that he'll maintain his role in the offense going forward. Williams and the Pack will take on the stingy Chicago Bears in Week 15.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross had two catches for 28 yards during the loss to the Browns on Sunday. Ross made his return to the lineup for the first time since Week 4 after missing some time with a chest injury. The upside is there, but his outlook for the remainder of the season is less than favorable, especially in Week 15, against a problematic Patriots Defense. Nonetheless, he still has value in deeper formats for those who are looking for the 24-year-old to duplicate the success that he had through the first two weeks of the year.
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The New York Jets Defense allowed plenty of yards to the Dolphins Sunday, but never let Miami in the end zone. The Dolphins scored all 21 of their points via the field goal and the Jets defense added an interception and two sacks for a mediocre fantasy day. Anyone using the Jets defense as a streamer may want to stop now ahead of a matchup vs MVP candidate Lamar Jackson and the high-flying Ravens in Baltimore on a short week.
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Buffalo Bills running back T.J. Yeldon was inactive for the seventh straight game in Week 14 against the Ravens. The Bills are rolling along with Devin Singletary and Frank Gore as their lone rushers. Singletary had a big game in Week 14, gaining 89 yards on the ground and another 29 yards through the air. Gore has been a decent No. 2 behind Singletary, despite struggling in Week 14. Yeldon has no business on fantasy radars at this point.
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Baltimore Ravens tight end Hayden Hurst had his best performance of the season after Mark Andrews exited the game with a knee injury. Hurst caught all three of his targets for a season-high 73 yards, including a 61-yard touchdown in Baltimore's Week 14 win over the Buffalo Bills. If Andrews is unable to play Thursday Night, quarterback Lamar Jackson will likely heavily target tight ends Hurst and Nick Boyle. The Ravens face a Jets Defense in Week 15 that has held opposing tight ends to two touchdowns in 2019.
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New York Jets kicker Sam Ficken made three field goals on three attempts including a game-winning 44-yarder as time expired. Ficken also hit from 42 and 37 yards out. It wasn't all good for Ficken who only went 1-for-2 on extra points but he made the big kick when it counts. Ficken has been good for the Jets but there are better kicking options on better offenses to use in fantasy, especially with the Jets brutal remaining schedule.
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New York Jets running back Ty Montgomery rushed nine times for 31 yards and made three catches for 30 yards in a win over the Dolphins Sunday. As expected, Montgomery took a backseat to Bilal Powell in the absence of starter Le'Veon Bell (illness). Powell (ankle) left the game late, however, and the status of both running backs is up in the air for a Thursday night game in Baltimore. The Jets will provide an update on Bell and Powell Monday but if either is out Montgomery should have a role Thursday, albeit in a tough matchup at Baltimore.
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Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews exited the game in the first quarter with a knee injury. Andrews caught 1-of-3 targets for 14 yards before heading to the locker room in the Ravens Week 14 win over the Bills. According to ESPN Ravens reporter Jamison Hensley, Andrews' injury isn't considered serious and head coach John Harbaugh explained it could just be a bruise. Baltimore faces the Jets on Thursday Night in Week 15 and Andrews will likely be questionable going into the matchup.
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Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd caught five of his six targets for 75 yards during the loss to Cleveland on Sunday. While he was still semi-productive from a fantasy standpoint, he was relegated to a lesser role by Joe Mixon, who had 23 carries for 146 yards and a touchdown. The 25-year-old had a touchdown in each of his last two games coming into Week 14 but failed to find the end zone in this one, and though he always has a shot to score, his outlook is less favorable than usual against a tough Patriots Defense in Week 15.
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Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones posted a season-high 134 rushing yards on 16 totes with a touchdown and caught six of seven targets for 58 receiving yards in a 20-15 win over the Washington Redskins. With game script on his side, Jones was fed the most touches since Week 8- and he responded by gashing the Redskins' run defense for 8.4 yards per carry. The 24-year-old was Green Bay's leading rusher and receiver. Jones also found his way back into the end zone for the first time since Week 10. Up next for the star running back is a Week 15 matchup with the stout Chicago Bears Defense.
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The Bills Defense did a decent job of containing a potent Ravens offense in Week 14. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson threw for just 145 yards in the game, his third-lowest output on the season, and his 40 rushing yards in the game were the fewest he's managed since Week 1. Unfortunately for the Bills defense, the Ravens were able to put three touchdowns and a field goal on the board in their 24-17 victory. The Ravens' 24 points were the second-most any team has scored on the Bills this year. The Bills were able to come up with an interception in the game, but they had only one sack. The Bills defense should be able to bounce back strong against the Steelers in Week 15.
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