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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - The head of Staten Island University Hospital's new promotion won't merely advance his career, it could also help steer additional health-care services and resources to the borough.
As executive director of the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health System's western region, Anthony C. Ferreri will report directly to the system's chief operating officer, Mark J. Solazzo.
Ferreri, who will remain University Hospital's president and chief executive officer, said his new role will better position him -- and the hospital -- within the North Shore-LIJ system.
"It's a big responsibility, one I don't take lightly, [but] I think I can impact Staten Island University Hospital more at a higher level," Ferreri said last week during an interview in his office at University Hospital's Ocean Breeze campus.
"When strategic decisions are made at the system level, there's someone at the table whose roots are in the community. We want to make sure Staten Island has a voice at the table."
Health care professionals face a series of daunting challenges in the coming months after the Health Care Reform Act takes effect. Hospitals are wary of the potential financial impact, as significant changes and cuts are anticipated in provider payments for patient-care services.
"As we deal with a whole new environment of health care and negotiate contracts, I'll be at the table," said Ferreri. "I strongly believe this move is very good for the people of Staten Island."
Ferreri, 62, is one of three regional executive directors in the North Shore-LIJ system.
Stretching across Long Island to Queens, Manhattan and Staten Island, the system is composed of 16 hospitals, including University Hospital's Ocean Breeze and Prince's Bay campuses, and nearly 400 ambulatory and physician practices. It covers a service area of 7 million people.
As executive director of the system's western region, Ferreri will oversee University Hospital's two sites, along with three Manhattan-based facilities -- Lenox Hill Hospital, Manhattan Eye Ear & Throat Hospital and the Center for Comprehensive Care. The latter facility is slated to open next year on part of the property that housed the former St. Vincent's Hospital in Greenwich Village.
The Staten Island native is also responsible for other potential markets west of the Van Wyck Expressway, which centrally bisects Queens from north to south. The two other regional executive directors cover Nassau and Suffolk counties and eastern Queens.
Ferreri, who's headed University Hospital since August 2003, will keep an office here (as well as one in Manhattan) and will spend about half his time on-site.
But he said he's turning over the hospital's reins to Donna Proske. Ms. Proske, University Hospital's executive vice president and chief operating officer since 2007, was just named its executive director.
She, along with the executive directors of the system's Manhattan hospitals, will report directly to Ferreri.
"I welcome my new position as an opportunity to continue working in close collaboration with Tony Ferreri in his new position, and with clinical and civic leaders as we strive to foster healthy change in our community," said Ms. Proske in a statement.
Ms. Proske has served more than 30 years at University Hospital, beginning with her employment as a registered nurse.
An open-heart surgery and cancer survivor, Ferreri said he's fit and up to the challenge. He recently underwent chemotherapy for breast cancer, causing his hair to fall out. It's slowly growing back and he'll soon begin a round of radiation treatment.
"I feel great," he said. "The prognosis is excellent."
Ferreri said University Hospital is in good financial shape, after weathering storms early in his tenure. It is the borough's largest employer, with 6,000 workers.
In 2005 and 2008, the hospital agreed to pay more than $165 million collectively in fines to settle fraudulent billing claims, most of which pre-dated Ferreri.
"We have turned this hospital completely around. It's probably the strongest hospital in the North Shore-LIJ system today," he said, adding the system has been "a great partner" to University Hospital.
Asked to name his proudest accomplishments, Ferreri cited the construction of the $39 million Elizabeth A. Connelly Emergency and Trauma Center, which opened in June 2009 and more than tripled the size of the emergency room at the Ocean Breeze campus.
Other achievements include erecting the Regina McGinn Education Center at the Ocean Breeze site, selling the former Doctors' Hospital in Concord to the city Education Department to build a public school on the site and expanding services, medical subspecialties and the robotics program. He also pointed to the hospital's garnering dozens of quality-achievement awards over the years and earning the support of community.
University Hospital is one of the major teaching hospitals in New York, with 400 medical students rotating through it annually, said Ferreri. The hospital, he said, is helping train the doctors who will care for the borough's patients well into the future.
Ferreri is also pleased with the hospital's improved relations with Richmond University Medical Center, West Brighton.
When he became chairman a decade ago, the borough's two hospital systems had an intensely competitive, if not adversarial, relationship.
Both sides have worked hard since to find common ground.
"My time here has been, and will continue to be, a very cooperative relationship with RUMC," said Ferreri. "It's something we hadn't seen as much in the past," he said.
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The reason Jinbe was waiting was to warn Luffy of Hody, especially in light of the past few months where Hody was basically enslaving Fishman Island and every visitor who arrived there. Hody's actions forced Jinbe to return to FI so as to prevent the SHs from fighting a battle he felt was his responsibility. I don't believe he abandoned his crew at all. He likely was with them prior to Hody's uprising, doing the bidding of Big Mom in order to protect FI, much in the same way he likely did as a Shichibukai. IF he truly abandoned his crew, then he has no right to become a SH, a crew which has comradery and sacrificing one's self for the interest of the others at its core. Also, his story is crap compared to the others.
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Being a new member of the British Museum's excavation team at Amara West I've had to adapt to a different set of working conditions including a new set of colleagues, unfamiliar archaeology, wide-ranging temperatures and a spectacular dawn commute to work on a crowded boat down the Nile.
Having left behind my regular archaeological job in Britain where one typically investigates ditches, field systems and scant remains of housing I now find myself in one of the best preserved pharaonic towns (chiefly thanks to 3000 years of windblown sand).
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Using George Stigler's rules of intellectual engagement as a guide, and applying an evidence-based approach, this essay is a critical review of former Federal Trade Commission Chairman Robert Pitofsky's How the Chicago School Overshot the Mark: The Effect of Conservative Economic Analysis on U.S. Antitrust, a collection of essays devoted to challenging the Chicago School's approach to antitrust in favor of a commitment to Post-Chicago policies. Overshot the Mark is an important book and one that will be cited as intellectual support for a new and "reinvigorated" antitrust enforcement regime based on Post-Chicago economics. Its claims about the Chicago School's stranglehold on modern antitrust, despite the existence of a perceived superior economic model in the Post-Chicago literature, are provocative. The central task of this review is to evaluate the book's underlying premise that Post-Chicago economics literature provides better explanatory power than the "status quo" embodied in existing theory and evidence supporting Chicago School theory. I will conclude that the premise is mistaken. The simplest explanation of the Chicago School's continued influence of U.S. antitrust policy -- that its models provide superior explanatory power and policy relevance -- cannot be rejected and is consistent with the available evidence.
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Lee B. Lok (1869 – 1942) immigrated to San Francisco from the Tai shan District, Guangdong Province, China in 1881. Soon after arrival he moved to New York City's Chinatown where he worked in the Quong Yuen Shing & Co. general store. With some English skills he became head of the store in 1894 allowing him to upgrade his identity papers from "coolie" to "merchant." This change in status exempted him from the restrictions imposed by the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 which barred the entry of Chinese laborers who had not already been in the United States. This change enabled Lee to marry Ng Shee in China circa 1900 and return to New York. Living above the store at 32 Mott Street, the couple raised seven children.
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i have seen Moz more times than I can account for and although I would love to see a Smith reunion Coachella isn't the place for it.
Morrissey has always needed more of a smaller venue in order to get him all fired up and into it.
besides, it's not like he and Marr would be high-fiving and all during the set, as they would probably be on opposite sides of the stage the whole time.
I think it would be a big letdown.
You want ot hear Smiths songs go see Moz.
You want to hear Marr's riffs go see him when he resurrects The Healers.
I have also seen Moz a bunch of times, and I wholeheartedly approve of this. If it's a shitstorm, it's a shitstorm. I still want to see it. And I already have tickets, so yeah.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
that's what I meant. It's not worth getting hopes up just to have Morrissey inevitably spoil it in any number of ways.
I already do veg-chella so this works out.
Will there be undercover cops looking for meat products in the camping area?
Or if the ban only refers to the concert grounds, will a black market emerge in the camping area?
Don't be ridiculous.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
I doubt the Smiths would tour the US if they did more than LA it would be NY and if more than that I'm guessing SF and Chicago. Maybe Seattle and Dallas
Hmm, Morrissey tends to make stops here every so often, so who knows? Ah, I can't speculate. This is going to be heartbreaking all over again.
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The Smiths could make out like Sly Stone and I'd still jock.
OTL Jason.
the busy bee has no time for sorrow.
thank god.
white power?!
never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever.
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Reading this thread would have been helpful prior to my lineup pool entry.
The Roses were denying the reunion when later interviews reveal them giving media the runaround.
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Skip to comments.Don't you dare piss me off [caucus]
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Just seeing if it works.
Yep. It works.
I like ice cream
hey! I'm not sure I like your attitude.
What happens if we dare get you angry? You turn green?
Let's find out.
Atta boy.
Hey! I'm not sure I like yours, either.
Yep. I think I'm in the right caucus. :-)
Ok. You get to stay.
But how do you separate title, and specify caucus?
Your mother is so hairy, even Bigfoot takes pictures!
Now that is a disturbing Independence Day ice cream treat.
Hey Scooter. Piss off!
You you you....Sorry, I'm trying to find my way here.
Don't mind changing the subject on this one. Does anyone have any experience with the "thunder jacket" for dogs?
Your mother is so stupid, she sits on the TV and watches the couch!
Yo mamma is so fat. When she sits around the house she sits AROUND the house.
Wrap your dog with duct tape. It works and it's cheap.
Not working.
Yeah getting that off a 70 pound dog would be worse on me than the noise is on him. Thanks anyway
you make me cry. I love my doggie.
No, but this version, at least, seems pretty well reviewed.
You're so manly, you wear your MOTHER'S combat noots.
If my dog looked like yours I'd sit him on a brick and throw a wall at him.
Ok, that's it. You can insult me. You can insult my mom.
But if you insult my DOG!!!!'
I don't know. I guess I'm gonna hafta go to the mods.
"Here he lies where he longed to be,
Home is the sailor, home from sea,
And the hunter home from the hill."
HEY!!! How'd you get my picture?
From my cousin, William Humphrey.
Thanks! After a day full of sh*tty drivers, bad directions, ungrateful offspring, and stupid drunks, I needed a laugh!
Cheer up Baby! - We'll get the band back together - Alinsky, Huma, Natalie ... maybe even Carville! I'm tellin' ya baby, It's gonna be a blast!
Are you supposed to take it off?
I am thinking about starting a duct tape caucus.
The Duct Tape Caucus is meeting in the Roosevelt Room ... right next to the Carnegie Dinasaur exibit.
Bring you Library Card for Parking validation.
LOL. Now I'm going to get MAD.
It's 40 below and I don't give a......
I'll take that as a yes.
Does it get 40 below down there?
Only when I allemande left.
As long as you gotta heater in yer truck.
Is that a threat? If so, are you trying to get on some list or something? You know, I'm not sure I appreciate your tone there, shipmate.
I don't know why but this is cracking me up.
Do you really understand my tone?
Your dog is so fat. When you tell him to roll over, he ends up a mile away.
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reg83ny, on 12 September 2011 - 12:11 PM, said:
Greene wasn't even given a chance to do anything last night Reg. He had a total of 10 rushing attempts with most of them coming at the DUMBEST of times. Look at the breakdown. Schitty barely called any run plays in the first half. No back is going to find success when you'r not even attempting to wear out the DL. Schitty got FAR away from the ground and pound that this team has been known for. There was no balance. If we could actually find a balance, it would be nice and I think Greene could produce. This team could be scary if there was a healthy balance.
Sanchez's numbers were average partially because of lousy play calling and the Defense knowing that we were passing before the ball was snapped.
[b]I'm just sayin. We still got another 15 games to go to evaluate him. One game at a time sweet jesus.


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...is the will of the Juubi.
Think about it, the chakra was divided into the 9 biyuu, its body became the moon (or is gedo mazo according to other theories), but what about its consciousness? That mind of malice, destruction and hatred apparently disappeared.
I believe that the Sage could not destroy the mind of the Juubi, and so through Izanagi he embodied it as a human being.
Tobi always speaks of becoming complete, by regaining his chakra and body.
Tobi has extensive knowledge of the sage and his sons.
Tobi empathized with the jinchuuriki, as though he knew what it was like to be one, having seen from within the Sage the fear in everyones eyes of the monster within.
He could have realised that without the rinnegan he cannot seal his chakra parts together, so when madara gained the eyes, he made a deal with him. To reseal all the parts together and become complete, and in return he will lend him his chakra and allow him to complete the moon's eye plan, however i suspect he intended to betray madara. Either way it explains how he knows of madaras history with hashirama, and why he is No One.
The Sage named his biyuu, but as the Juubi he had no name.
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Dabrye is one of the aliases of Tadd Mullinix, an Ann Arbor, MI-based producer who carved a niche in the IDM community with early 2001's Winking Makes a Face (released under his own name), a twisted album that blended a sick sense of humor with genuine emotion. Later that year, Mullinix unveiled Dabrye with One/Three, the first of a three-part series that skews fractured hip-hop production. Falling into a categorical netherworld, tracks from One/Three enjoyed frequent rotation on tastemaker Gilles Peterson's BBC radio program, and "Hyped-Up Plus Tax" was eventually licensed by Motorola. Instrmntl followed on Scott Herren's (Prefuse 73) Eastern Developments label in 2002. Singles "The Payback" (featuring a Prefuse 73 remix) and "Game Over" (a collaboration with Jay Dee and Phat Kat) were respectively released in 2002 and 2004, and several remixes for other artists were compiled for 2005's Additional Productions, Vol. 1. Two/Three, featuring several guest MCs, followed in 2006. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi


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Morrell, J. & Morrell, E. (In press). Linking the word to the world: Connecting children's literature to the lives of 21st Century Youth. Submitted to Dragon Lode.
Morrell, E. & Morrell, J. (2012). Multicultural readings of multicultural literature and the promotion of social awareness in ELA classrooms. New England Reading Association Journal, 47(2), 10 - 16.
Morrell, J. (2012). The Young Writers Group: Increasing struggling elementary students' literacy achievement through dialogue and technology. In S. Ulanoff & J. Fingon (Eds.) Learning from culturally and linguistically diverse students. New York: Teachers College Press.
Morrell, J. (2011). Honoring identities and learning in a diverse urban elementary classroom. In S. Florio-Ruane, L. Pardo & K. Hightower (Eds.) Standing for literacy: Teaching in the context of change (pp 41 - 57). Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press.
Brown, M., Morrell, J. & Rowlands, K. D. (2011). Never more crucial: Transforming young writers' attitudes toward writing and becoming writers. California English, 17(2), 15 - 17.
Morrell, J. (2010). Teacher preparation and diversity: When American preservice teachers aren't White and middle class. International Journal of Multicultural Education, 12 (1), 1 - 17.
Pardo, L. & Kersten, J. (2008) Challenges to children's literature. Language Arts, 85(3), 242 - 246.
Kersten, J. & Pardo, L. (2007). Finessing and hybridizing: innovative literacy practices in Reading First classrooms. Reading Teacher, 61(2), 146-154.
Kersten, J., Apol, L., & Pataray-Ching, J. (2007). Professional resources: Exploring the role of children's literature in the 21st century classroom. Language Arts, 84(3), 286 - 292.
Kersten, J. (2006). Hybridization, resistance, and compliance: Negotiating policies to support literacy achievement. The New Educator, 2(2), 1 - 20.
Kersten, J. (2006). Literacy and choice: Urban elementary students' perceptions of links between home, school and community literacy practices. In V. Purcell-Gates (Ed.) Cultural practices of literacy: Case studies of language, literacy, social practice, and power (pp. 133 - 154). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum.
Kersten, J. (2006). Why's everyone White? Moving toward critical pedagogy in an elementary classroom. Journal of Urban Learning, Teaching, and Research, 2, 31-38.
Morrell, J. & Bennett-Armistead, V. S. (2013). Choosing and Using Informational Text in the Preschool Classroom. To be presented at the International Reading Association Annual Conference. San Antonio, Texas.
Cooper, R., Del Gatto, R, Morrell, E. & Morrell, J. (2013). Using Writing, Dialogue and Literature to Nurture Relationships and Self-Esteem and Improve Literacy Achievement. Presented at the National Beyond Bullying Education Summit. Teachers College, Columbia University: New York, New York.
Morrell, J., Rowlands, K., Brown, M. (2011). Never More Crucial: Transforming Young Writers' Attitudes toward Writing and Becoming Writers. Presented at the annual California Association of Teachers of English, Sacramento, CA.
Kersten, J. & Larriva, C. (2009). Bringing Social Justice to the Elementary Classroom through Math and Literacy Pedagogy. Paper presented at the annual Social Justice in Education Conference, California State University Channel Island, CA.
Kersten, J. & Pardo, L. (2009). Dialogue, Scaffolding and Technology: Drawing on "Old" Vygotskian Approaches to Learning for "New" Approaches to Writing and Book Club Discussions in Elementary Classrooms. Invited paper presented at the annual conference for the International Reading Association, Minneapolis, MN.
Kersten, J. (2008). Creating a Bakhtinian Contact Zone: Struggling Elementary Readers/Writers Challenge their Own Discourses on Being and Becoming Literate. Presented at the annual meeting of the National Reading Conference, Orlando, Florida.
Kersten, J. (2008). Demanding and Supporting Quality Collaboration within Professional Development Schools for Improved Teaching and Learning. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, New Orleans.
Kersten, J., Hill, D., Fan, Y., & Pardo, L. (2007). Beyond Test Scores and Despite Policy: Effective Literacy Practices in Diverse K-12 Contexts. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Reading Conference, Austin, TX.
Kersten, J. (2007). Moving toward Critical Literacy: Exploring Power, English Acquisition, and Age through Literature Studies and Global Concepts in a Middle School Classroom. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL.
Kersten, J. (2007). One Narrative, Multiple Versions, Infinite Interpretations: Reading "The Cay" through Critical Literacy and Global Concepts. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Chicago, IL.
Kersten, J. & Rockett, H. G. (2007). Preparing Urban Elementary Credential Candidates to "Teach Against the Grain" Despite Teaching to the Test. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, New York, NY.
Kersten, J. & Pardo, L. (2006). Implications from research: Using classroom teachers' responses to policy to inform teacher education. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, San Diego, California.
Kersten, J., Pardo, L., Rodriguez, C. & Stokes, G. (2006). Innovative Elementary Literacy Pedagogy in an Era of NCLB and Reading First. Presented at the annual meeting of the International Reading Association, Chicago, IL.
Kersten, J. (2006). If Anyone Asks: Collaboration, Power, and Resistance at an Urban Elementary School. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, CA.
Kersten, J. (2006). Snippets of What's Valuable: Hybridized Literacy Pedagogy and Policy. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, CA.
Gallagher, J. D. & Kersten, J (2005). Cultural Literacy Practices: Finding Connections between Home, Communities and Urban K-12 schools. Presented at the International Reading Association Annual Convention, San Antonio, Texas.
Kersten, J. (2005). Hybridity and Resistance: Literacy Pedagogy in an Urban Elementary Classroom. Presented at the 26th Annual Ethnography in Education Research Forum, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia.


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The Skechers Strolling Fisherman Shape-Ups sandal has a comfortable look and helps you stay fit at the same time!
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"Love these sandals! Felt like slippers the first time I put them on - not at all narrow as some other reviewers thought! Feel like I could walk forever in these - wish they had black in my size too!"
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"Very disappointed in this shoe. Was really looking forward to having another Skecher's walkable shoe. The black toning sandals I have with straps across are extremely comfy, but not these. Returned the same day I received them. I'd recommend ordering at least a size up; I'm a true sz. 11 and this sz. 11 was more like a 9!"
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Race Face Ride XC CranksetThis signature Race Face mountain bike crankset with a new external bottom bracket system delivers superior performance at an excellent value.
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Munster travel to Paris to kick off their Heineken Cup campaign with a clash against Racing Metro at the Stade de France.
Munster travel to Paris to kick off their Heineken Cup campaign with a clash against Racing Metro at the Stade de France.
Munster reached the quarter-finals of last year's competition, only to be beaten by Irish rivals Ulster at Thomond Park.
The big news is the return of veteran lock Paul O'Connell, who has been named in Munster's starting XV. O'Connell will be making his first appearance for the Irish province since early May. He will be joined in the second row by Billy Holland after Donncha O'Callaghan was ruled out with a hamstring injury.
Elsewhere in the pack, Dave Kilcoyne retains the number 1 jersey in the absence of Wian du Preez who sustained a knee injury against Leinster and Donnacha Ryan's experience was a probable factor in him getting the blind-side berth ahead of Dave O'Callaghan who is named on the bench.
The one unforced change in the backline sees Ian Keatley in at full-back instead of Denis Hurley, who is named on the bench.
Meanwhile, former Bath fly-half Olly Barkley makes his first start for Racing after coming off the bench in the Top 14 last week.
Mirco Bergamasco returns to the starting XV at outside centre while fellow Italy international Andrea Lo Cicero is added to the front-row.
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Racing Metro: 15 Benjamin Fall, 14 Julien Jane, 13 Mirco Bergamasco, 12 Fabrice Estebanez, 11 Julien Saubade, 10 Olly Barkley, 9 Maxime Machenaud, 8 Masinivanua Matadigo, 7 Jacques Cronje, 6 Antoine Battut, 5 Francois Van der merwe, 4 Karim Ghezal, 3 Luc Ducalcon, 2 Dimitri Szarzewski, 1 Andrea Lo Cicero .
Replacements: 16 Thomas Bianchin, 17 Eddy Ben Arous , 18 Benjamin Sa, 19 Fabrice Metz, 20 Bernard le Roux, Sebastien Descons, 21 Camille Gerondeau, 22 Sebastien Descons, 23 Virimi Vakatawa.
Munster: 15 Ian Keatley, 14 Doug Howlett (c), 13 Casey Laulala, 12 James Downey, 11 Simon Zebo, 10 Ronan O'Gara, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Peter O'Mahony. 7 Sean Dougall, 6 Donnacha Ryan, 5 Paul O'Connell, 4 Billy Holland, 3 BJ Botha, 2 Damien Varley, 1 Dave Kilcoyne.
Replacements: 16 Mick Sherry, 17 Marcus Horan, 18 Stephen Archer, 19 Dave O'Callaghan, 20 Paddy Butler, 21 Peter Stringer, 22 Danny Barnes, 23 Denis Hurley.
Date: Saturday, October 13
Venue: Stade de France, Paris
Kick-off: 14:35 (13.35 BST/12:35 GMT)
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Pharoah Sanders
Jazz Saxophone Legend
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Village Of The Pharaohs, part one
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About Pharoah Sanders
"These are the first local performances by saxophone giant Pharaoh Sanders in about 15 years, a rare opportunity to catch a highly influential and enduring jazz tenor player whose living peers can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Although Sanders, 72, has a rich catalog of recordings as a leader, he will always be renowned for his seminal work with John Coltrane in the mid-'60s, when that icon was deep into his revolutionary free-jazz experiments. The luminous authority of Sanders's harmonically rich tenor was as effective igniting the ferocious, abstract, squally splendor of Coltrane at his avant-garde peak as it would subsequently prove to be on his own more spiritual endeavors and ballad work. Sanders hasn't recorded much in recent years, following a few albums with Bill Laswell's Material crew around the turn of the century. Here, Sanders's quartet will include his longtime keyboardist, William Henderson, versatile Chicago bassist Dennis Carroll, and local master drummer Eric Kamau Grávátt. Sanders will likely dig out some Coltrane nuggets along with signature explorations of mind-expanding lyricism like 1969's "The Creator Has a Plan."" —Rick Mason, City Pages preview
Pharoah Sanders possesses one of the most distinctive tenor saxophone sounds in jazz. Harmonically rich and heavy with overtones, Sanders' sound can be as raw and abrasive as it is possible for a saxophonist to produce. Yet, Sanders is highly regarded to the point of reverence by a great many jazz fans. Although he made his name with expressionistic, nearly anarchic free jazz in John Coltrane's late ensembles of the mid-'60s, Sanders' later music is guided by more graceful concerns.
The hallmarks of Sanders' playing in the 1960s were naked aggression and unrestrained passion. In the years after Coltrane's death, however, Sanders explored other, somewhat gentler and perhaps more cerebral avenues, without sacrificing any of the intensity that defined his work as an apprentice to Coltrane.
Pharoah Sanders was born into a musical family in Little Rock, AK, and grew up in the San Francisco Bay area. In 1961, Sanders moved to New York, where he struggled. Unable to make a living with his music, Sanders took to pawning his horn, working non-musical jobs, and sometimes sleeping on the subway. During this period he played with a number of free jazz luminaries, including Sun Ra, Don Cherry, and Billy Higgins.
In 1964, Coltrane asked Sanders to sit in with his band. The following year, Sanders was playing regularly with the Coltrane group. Coltrane's ensembles with Sanders were some of the most controversial in the history of jazz. Their music represents a near total desertion of traditional jazz concepts, like swing and functional harmony, in favor of a teeming, irregularly structured, organic mixture of sound for sound's sake. Strength was a necessity in that band, and as Coltrane realized, Sanders had it in abundance.
Sanders made his first record as a leader in 1964. After John Coltrane's death in 1967, Sanders worked briefly with his widow, Alice Coltrane. From the late 1960s, he worked primarily as a leader of his own ensembles.
In the decades after his first recordings with Coltrane, Sanders developed into a more well-rounded artist, capable of playing convincingly in a variety of contexts, from free to mainstream. Some of his best work is his most accessible. As a mature artist, Sanders discovered a hard-edged lyricism that has served him well.
Facts about the Artist
- Emerging from John Coltrane's groups of the mid-1960s Sanders is known for his overblowing, harmonic, and multiphonic techniques on the saxophone.
- Sanders is an important figure in the development of free jazz; Albert Ayler famously said: "Trane was the Father, Pharoah was the Son, I am the Holy Ghost."
- He received his nickname "Pharoah" from bandleader Sun Ra, with whom he was performing. After moving to New York, Sanders had been destitute: "[H]e was often living on the streets, under stairs, where ever he could find to stay, his clothes in tatters. Sun Ra gave him a place to stay, bought him a new pair of green pants with yellow stripes (which Sanders hated but had to have), encouraged him to use the name 'Pharoah', and gradually worked him into the band."
- Sanders came to greater prominence playing with John Coltrane's band, starting in 1965, as Coltrane began adopting the avant-garde jazz of Albert Ayler, Sun Ra and Cecil Taylor. Coltrane's later style was strongly influenced by Sanders.
What Other People Have Been Saying...
"Probably the best tenor player in the world." -Ornette Coleman
"Pharoah is a man of large spiritual reservoir, always trying to reach out to truth. He's trying to allow his spiritual self to be his guide. He's dealing, among other things, in energy, in integrity, in essences." -John Coltrane
"The "jazz" label is really too restrictive for Sanders, but it has provided the foundation that has taken him all over the world" – Jonathan Curiel, KQED Arts, Read the full article here
"it is Sanders who has most often used the innovations of John Coltrane's later career as his starting point to uniquely shape his individual expression." – Graham Reid, Read the full article here
"His music ranges from down and dirty blues to post-bop to afro-centric spiritual gospelized jazz (my favorite period) to free jazz/avant-garde." – The Urban Politico, Read the full article here


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Ultra compact 4GB digital audio player (blue)
Enjoy your music in this small compact device. With the small form factor and built-in rechargeable battery, this audio player is the perfect fit.
4GB flash memory stores up to 1200 songs
Touch control navigation
15 hours of audio playback with the built-in lithium rechargeable battery
High-Speed USB 2.0
Earbud headphones
- Audio playback of MP3, WMA, DRM9, DRM Free AAC, iTunes Plus playback with free firmware upgrade
- Compatible with most download and subscription services
- Mono LCD, color backlight
- RCA easyRip Media software preloaded on device
- easyRip software to quickly load music, or rip your personal CD's
- Backup your valuable media using the free 3GB online music locker from MP3tunes