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Mendel Braun
Although it seems like yesterday, many years have passed since the Shoah of European Jewry, when a third of our people, six million Jews, were murdered and cremated by the Hitlerian beast. Yet my old home, the small town of Zuromin, remains deeply engraved upon my heart. It is difficult to forget, difficult to remember and forget. Not a moment passes when my Jewish town, although far in bitter exile, is not revived before my eyes. Day and night, while sleep evades me, I suddenly see my town with its streets, its alleys, its houses, its synagogues and batei midrash from which the prayers of my town's Jews would echo on holidays and on weekdays.
For many generations the Jews of Zuromin lived peacefully among the Gentiles, with whom they dealt on various occasions to support their families some more and some less but all (you might say) were content, for the spirit of Judaism engulfed our people of Israel, as was common in towns throughout Poland, despite the anti-Semitism bred by the Pritzim, the Endekim of all sorts and the Israel-haters.
Six days a week, the townspeople were busy providing for their families, but when Shabbat came, even the poorest, the workmen sweating all week long in the shops and in commerce, were engulfed by the holiness of Shabbat, as joy visited their homes, and their tables did not want for bread or fish and meats and all delicacies which elevate the spirit.
Although it sometimes happened that someone was taken badly ill or was short of funds or bought a trayf chicken not befitting a kosher Jewish table, none remained without Shabbat dinner. Rich or poor, Shabbat dinner was always the best.
Even though I was young at that time, I clearly recollect market day, which was on Thursdays. It was a day when the whole Jewish community rushed to buy products brought for sale by the Gentiles, and to sell their products in exchange.
Joy was never absent from Jewish homes, much as poverty never was, visiting one house or another. But all were engulfed by the spirit that caused men to hope, and it was marvelous to see, on Shabbat evenings, flickering candles burning in the windows, as Jewish mothers stood and silently prayed and blessed Shabbat, crying for God to send good health and safekeeping for the family and for all Israel throughout the world.
And whenever memories and yearnings visit my soul, I recall the youth of our town myself among them. Most of the youth were organized in parties. I for one was a member of the Mizrachi party, according to the Zionist traditions of my home, but most of the youth used to visit the public library (folks bibliotec) to satisfy their thirst for knowledge by reading learned books; my own heart was drawn to study scriptures the Bible. At times of Shacharit as well as in the evening I used to read a Jewish paper. In the public library, lectures were given and assemblies were held where youth could engage in ideological arguments and discussions, varying from Aguda youth to Revisionist youth to Betar and other parties.
This was more noticeable when elections were held in town, as ideology awakened and stirred to life. Differences of opinion and opposing views, accompanied by heated argument, filled the town, not to mention the library. Everyone wanted to persuade one's friend and convince him of one's rightness, and of the superior stand of one's own party. Through all of this, the youth lived in hope of better days, in hope of the day of redemption.
Thus my town Zuromin lived in peace and tranquility, filled with the spirit of Judaism and Jewish tradition until the year 1939. The town's Jewish residents were panic-stricken when the horror of war became a reality. The Nazi beast, Hitler, began crawling as a monster upon the states of Europe, forcefully taking the Sudetenland and then the whole of Czechoslozakia; even Austria fell into his hands. The war was then approaching anti-Semitic Poland. Already on the first day of September 1939, at 2 PM, the rumor spread throughout the town that war had broken out between Germany and Poland. Polish soldiers gathered at the town hall. There was havoc in the town. Most of the population was evacuated away from the front. An order was given that all men, ages 18 to 50, must join the army, and already during the process of evacuation, German bombers were heard, claiming their first victim, David Goldack. My brother and myself went to Biezun and others went on to Plock and Warsaw. On the fourth day of the fleeing, we went back home. The town was already crawling with German mercenaries who now occupied the vicinity.
Trouble began immediately. Jews began to hide indoors, but anti-Semitic Poles pointed out every Jew, exploiting the chaos to steal Jewish property and to harrass Jews at every opportunity. Jewish victims fell. The Poles mocked and abused the Jews, being gleeful and merry as at a wedding or a parade.
I remember how the town's Jews gathered fear-stricken in the synagogues, crying and wailing in prayers to the Almighty for mercy upon His people Israel and for salvation, but salvation came not, and the Nazi enemy began to declare German Order throughout the town. SS men ordered all Jews to assemble near the town hall fence, but my father, may God bless his soul, thought we ought to flee from the town until wrath had passed.
And thus my brother and I left town and our home, to hide until nightfall in the cemetery. We also learned that the Jews who assembled near the town hall were taken to labor. When we returned home, my father advised us to hide in the attic. It was almost Simchat Torah, the yamim noraim (High Holy Days), but the spell was broken, and everyone feared for his life. Meanwhile, the Germans raged on in the town and set fire to the synagogue, burning it and the Holy Scriptures inside to the ground. Mendl Grinberg, the town's teacher, appealed to the Jews to sit shiva, which most did, each at his own home or hiding place.
Trouble and hardships multiplied with every hour. The Germans ordered every Jew to wear a patch on his outermost layer of clothing to mark him as a Jew. Furthermore, sidewalks were forbidden to Jews, and they were permitted only in the streets, where carts drove. A Jew with a beard and peyot was subjected to mockery and ridicule by the Germans, and the beard was shorn. The first victim of such deeds was the town's chazan, Mr. Walecky.
We were now afraid to show our faces outside, but after a committee was formed Judenrat, as it was commonly called we were forced out, after the committee discovered we had not attended the first assembly near the town hall. Our job was to empty all warehouses belonging to Jews of all food, clothes and other property, load it onto carts and bring them to railroad cars, to be sent to Nazi Germany. It was, of course, a heartrending and tragic labor, and the mental anguish was intensified by murderous beatings by the German wolves and their Polish accomplices.
As if all this were not enough, on November 11th of that year, at 3 PM, we were brought to the town hall while being severely beaten; we were taken from there to the town of Sierpc, and from there by railroad cars to Warsaw. In Warsaw we earned the title The Driven, and due to the overflow of people we were housed in batey midrash, having our belongings taken away. Hunger and disease immediately spread among us, left as we were with no help or assistance, sick with typhoid and other plagues. Every single day people died, and we could not even bury them. Those who survived were taken to labor, and it seemed as if those who were in charge of assigning the labor took advantage of our being Driven to give us the hardest work.
Things were difficult beyond measure. No sign of rescue could be seen, and the youth among us decided that our place was not here the situation was getting worse from day to day and we started evading and traveling the most difficult roads to towns where ghettos still existed, fear-stricken though we were.
My brother, Eliezer, and I went toward Mlawa, thinking of staying there until we were safe, but the killers had reached us even there. Here, too, there were troubles aplenty, and one day 50 Jews were taken out of the ghetto, among them Jews from my town, and murdered. One of them, Zalman Baruch Monderstein, appealed to God, just before he was shot, and wished himself to be the kapara (sacrifice) for all Israel, for God to have mercy on His people and save them from trouble. SS men shot him and he died instantly, but to no avail, for God had not listened, and did not save His people, even as He was seeing their anguish and fright, watching while they were butchered.
After our trouble in the Mlawa ghetto, we were brought in cattle-carts to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the infamous camp. In this camp I witnessed the herding of people into the gas chambers. Prisoners, later called musselmen (goners) who were barely more than mere skeletons, were housed in shacks, ten to twelve people sharing prizches (wooden bunks) so close together as to make breathing difficult, and forcing all of the bunk-sharers to shift if one wanted to shift.
Shortly after we were brought to the New Planet, the appels (standing roll calls) began. Whether or not you had the strength, you had to run to the appels. Even in the first few days, my brother, myself and some more Katzetnicks were brought to a large building, opening the doors to reveal many corpses. SS men then ordered us to load them onto a lorry to be driven to the pits, where they were cremated. These were the corpses of those murdered in the gas chambers.
The pits were only a hundred yards away from our shacks. At daybreak, at 4 AM, we were awakened, still dead-tired, and under a rain of beatings from the Kapos (trustee prisoners) or the SS men we were once again taken to the same building to do the same hard and strenuous labor, where human dignity was not worth its name, for the Angel of Death, Dr. Mengele, was the one who sent them to their death in the gas chambers.
One more humiliating fact have I witnessed in Auschwitz-Birkenau: At specific times. and according to the German Order, the prisoner also had to relieve himself. The place of relief was in a pit, a few feet away. Everyone would sit packed so tightly together in a row that there was not room for even one more person. Then, a Kapo or an assistant Kapo would come, and seeing there was no more room, would shove one prisoner into the pit of manure, and take his place. Afterwards, the prisoner was hauled from the pit to be cremated alive in the pits. Such value had a man's life in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Here a man was the mere number tattooed on his arm, in the eyes of the German cannibals and their assistants.
It is difficult, very difficult to convey through words; it is difficult to watch, to be present and witness such cruel acts done by Germans and their associates to a human being. It seems that an animal would not do such deeds unto its own species. The human mind cannot grasp, or will not grasp, how those savage animals, bearing a human appearance, can take living people, breathing people, and throw them onto the pyre. A man becomes numb, indifferent, helpless and only one thing occupies his mind: How do I escape this fate, get out of this living satanic hell and stay alive to warn other generations, to tell what I have seen with my own two eyes? It seems that reasonable thought cannot even try to conceive of such cannibalism in the enlighted days of the twentieth century. Nevertheless, it is a fact. The unbelievable in Auschwitz-Birkenau is merely routine, for here everything is beyond any reason, beyond any horrifying nightmare. The Angel of Death, Dr. Mengele, stands and indicates with his polished pointer: left, right, which one to the crematorium and which to more labor. Time means nothing here, God's creation nil. Here rules un-reason, death with all its might and fiendishness.
Here come trains, this time from Sosnowiec or Bendin. The Jews are transported like cattle, in cattle cars. They are barely able to breathe. Broken by the road, by hunger and by thirst, elderly and children, women and sick men. For SS men, led by the arch-satan Mengele, these are people to be exterminated. But a few will go to labor. I was in a group called Aufreumung-Kommandos (cleaning group). Our job was to load corpses on carts and wheel them to the cremation pits. Two men would grasp each corpse, one by the head, another by the legs, and throw it onto the cart.
My brother, Eliezer, was with me. We were young, and the rest of our family had been murdered. Only he, my dear brother, and I were left after the terrible hell of Auschwitz-Birkenau. My brother joined his Maker here, in Israel, at the age of 61. Destiny had allowed us to reach Israel and testify as witnesses to the Holocaust.
At this point I would like to share with you an event one of many a horrid event I have witnessed during this hell, for it left an indelible mark, a scar that will never heal; it haunts me to this very day. It was a day when a new transport arrived, with Jews collected in various ghettos and Aktions (operations). Among these Jews I saw a beautiful girl, six or seven years of age. A golden-haired girl, blonde. She must have realized where she had been brought, together with pregnant mothers, and tried to hide herself and vanish in the crowd. The Kapo Heinz, an Austrian Jew, begged the SS man for mercy on the child. But the SS man did not heed his pleas. The child, who hid behind a death cart, was set on the cart with the dead corpses and taken to the pits. The klappe (rear of the cart) opened and she was hurled alive into the pit along with the dead.
Forty-five years have since passed, but the image of this pretty child leaves me not for a second. I see her alive in front of me. I watch her hide behind the death cart, and she visits my dreams each and every night. I am frightened into wakefulness, covered with cold sweat from the hallucination. Wherever I go she follows, her pretty eyes and her golden hair rendering me sleepless.
During the time I was in Auschwitz-Birkenau I tried to save pregnant mothers, for they were not selected for labor, but rather were sent straight to cremation. I did not always succeed.
This is but one of thousands of horrifying events my eyes have witnessed in Auschwitz-Birkenau. I was miraculously left alive, knowing but this: my Jewish town of Zuromin is no more. There are no more small synagogues, shtiblach. No more prayers will be heard coming from the synagogues. No more Jewish weddings and briths. Everything here is dead, empty of Jews. No Jewish youth parties, no craftsmen or talmidei chachamim (scholars), who were plentiful in my town.
It is difficult to remember, difficult to forget, and even more difficult to write of it, for as I have learned in Akdamut (a liturgical poem recited during Shavuot): Had the heavens been of parchment, and the oceans of ink, no human hand could record the whole of the horrific crimes I have witnessed in Auschwitz-Birkenau. The heart aches, but to no avail. Only a small revenge remains: the arch-murderer, Hitler, wanted to erase the Jewish race from the earth, and yet he failed, and the People of Israel live; as our sages, said: netzach yisrael lo yeshaker.
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Mendel Braun
I, Mendel Ben Yitzchak Moshe, want to expatiate with you. Why did you let six million Jews be executed, including our town of Zuromin? What flaws did you find in your Jews? Wherever you looked, you would see Yiddishkeit (Jewish culture). Yeshivas and batei midrash (religious schools). The air was scented with Jewishness. Even the Christians knew when it was Shabbat, Pesach, Rosh HaShana, Yom Kipur and Sukkot. Wherever you turned, on Shabbat or a holiday, you would see candles burning. Nowadays, none of them pays heed to the Jewish Sabbath. Your bet midrash is now a warehouse or a barn. Your houses, filled with Holy Scriptures, are put to mockery. You too, my God, err. Many years ago, you brought upon the world the mabul (Flood) after which you had regrets and swore that there would be no more mabul for eternity, and You created the rainbow through the clouds. Being the diplomat you are, and almighty, instead of water you rained fire upon us, fire that devoured six million of your chosen people. Then, once again, you realized your error and built the State of Israel as an atonement.
Regretably, even in Israel you do not let us live in peace. Each day brings forth new troubles, all because your people of Israel do not let go of you. Watch from above how we celebrate Shabbat and holidays. Stroll once, on Shabbat evening, at twilight, and watch candles burning in each house. Your Jews head to the synagogues to pray, and the air of Shabbat is present. The air is filled with Shabbat holiness. Even those who open their businesses on Saturday are complaining, Why, my God, have you cursed me with so hard a living? I, too, want to sit around the table with my children and family. Even those who drive to the beach on Shabbat, do it as a Shabbat pleasure.
My God, what do you want of your people? How long do we have to suffer for you? There has to be an end to it. If you no longer want us, bring forth another great flood and wipe us from the face of the earth. Let there be no more a chosen people. Regret once more, but it will be too late. No one will ever cry Shema Yisrael (Hear O Israel). So this is our last request: End our troubles. Let us live in peace in the State of Israel. We shall follow you, and you will be our God.
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Uziel Lichtenberg
I would like to memorialize my parents, my grandfather, and my family, whom I lost in the Shoah. This is but a part of the immense catastrophe which befell Europe's Jews, and Poland's Jews within it.
We must remember them every single day, so that those who were born after the Shoah will learn about the past, as we in our time learned about the days of the Inquisition and the expulsion from Spain as history. For it should forever be repeated what happened once might happen again. One must always see himself as if he had been there.
The phenomena of the Polish towns shall be repeated no more. A Jewish community living together with Poles, comprising half of the town's population, forever struggling with anti-Semitic movements doing everything to drive the Jews from every economic position. An anti-Semitic Polish population, although there is no Pole who has not at least one Jewish friend.
Zuromin is a typical town. Its main street runs the length of it. In its center, an old church is hidden among chestnut trees, towards which we learned not to look as children, even as we passed it by. The church was consecrated, for there was a holy madonna buried in it. Several times a year, religious parades left the church to circle the town's fields, thus consecrating them. The crowds attending those parades included many local villagers who exploited the opportunity to deliver a heavy beating to passing Jews. Every Jew knew that when the parade was leaving the church's gates, it was better to lock the doors and bolt the windows and wait for the thundering to pass.
Directly across from the church, further along the street, was the Jewish shul, proclaiming I am also here. The end of the street kisses a wide meadow, to which the town's cattle go at dawn and from which they return at sunset, driven by the shepherd's pipe. To the sound of the pipe, we Jewish children used to run to all the Gentiles' farms to be present at the milking, thus making the milk kosher.
The town's center was bisected, to the south and the north, by the main roads into and out of town. The town's population was 6,000 people, over 2,000 of whom were Jewish. In the center of town, the population was for the most part Jewish. This is where the shops and stores were, and the main marketplace, which filled with stands every Monday, the market day. Here were displayed the workshops' products, and here the villagers were displaying their harvests, brought on carts and wagons.
The Jews made a hard living. But a few were wealthy merchants, owners of stores, barns, timber and horses. Most were travelling salesmen, wandering with their goods during most of the week to market days in nearby towns, coming home only on weekends.
Many of the town's Jews were doing customary crafts, allowed for Jews alone: tailoring, hat-making, shoemaking, furriery, goldsmithing, barbering. Many crafts, but nevertheless a meager living. In spite of the economic difficulties, not even a single Jewish child had to miss school. Most of the education was self-taught, and one who wanted to continue on to high school had to travel far, for there was none here. Libraries were very crowded, and reading books a custom for all children. Every single child in town was a member in one of the youth organizations.
My grandfather, Abraham Leib Krull, had a special status in town. His house, in the center of town, was connected in its front to a shop for various goods, run by my grandmother and, after her, by the unmarried sons.
My grandfather was born in Bendin during the 1860s, an Illuy (genius) and candidate for the rabbinate. He was of the Gur Hassidic sect. He married a daughter of the wealthy Bloomenzweig family. The ketuba clearly forbade him to attend to matters of earning a living or to charge money for rabbinic services. Indeed, my grandfather kept tutoring and learning while the family grew, first by four daughters, followed by three sons, and the eighth, a little girl born approximately at the same time as my eldest sister. He was tutoring Illuyim (geniuses) at his house, and each afternoon taught Gemara and Poskim (religious legal decisions) to groups in the shtibel. Each evening he functioned as a judge in dinei torah for Bnai Brith [Translator's note: not the well-known organization, but rather in its literal meaning 'sons of the covenant' i.e. faithful Jews], which preferred him to the town's rabbi. He judged matters of kashrut for women and tried to ease the verdict by sighing loudly when he declared a woman's chicken trayf. Thus he served for as long as he lived as the informal rabbi of the town, and in periods of great need he served the entire community exclusively, never receiving any sort of payment from the community or from his students.
Following my grandmother's death at the end of World War I, he remained a widower. When I saw him for the last time, at the close of his life, he was banished to Warsaw. There, living with his daughter Frieda's family, in a one room apartment, at the age of 80, poor and without property, he sat on his bed and recited Gemara from memory. As I left the ghetto in March 1941, I parted with him for the last time. From there, he went like the rest of the ghetto's Jews. Blessed be his memory.
My father, Shlomo Lichtenberg, and my mother, Rivka-Bracha
Like my grandfather before him, my father was not born in Zuromin. He was born in 1886 in the town of Tchememiky [Translator's note, I could not definitively identify this town.] in the Lublin district. A yeshiva scholar, Illuy. At 16 he was praised and recommended to my grandfather as a groom for the eldest daughter, Rivka-Bracha. After passing the test, an engagement was agreed upon. In 1905 the marriage was held, and he moved to Zuromin, where he was supported at my grandfather's table. Being a determined person, he started trading timber, not taking long to succeed. Unlike my grandfather, my father turned to deal in public affairs. The Zionist idea captured him and he founded, along with some friends, the Mizrachi movement and the Gmilut Chasadim synagogue.
That was the place of assembly for all those, religious or not, whom the Zionist ideas captured. This synagogue's main purpose was to bear the banner of Zionism, along with constructive work of financial aid for the needy. My father Shlomo, head of the Zionist Board, was also chosen to be the head of the community, and during the poor, hungry days following WWI directed the operation of JOINT. To this day I remember myself as a child, walking each morning to teacher Skorupa's school, passing the queue of the needy waiting for their box of JOINT milk.
Father was a rousing speaker. Directing struggles for Zionist ideas, board meetings were held in our house. Here as a child I witnessed struggles to win over the community, the election of a Zionist rabbi. And when Zuromin was declared a town, and elections were held for a magistrate (town council), father was among the magistrates, negotiating with his Polish friends for a coalition with the Jews in directing the council. He was recognized as a leader even during periods when he was not head of the community.
In 1929, during the big crisis, he liquidated his buisness and moved to Lodz. Here in the big city he also found his place in the leadership of the Mizrachi movement. He and his associate, Berl Mark, founded the Tachkemony national religious school, where he acted as vice headmaster and supervisor of the Jewish sector until WWII. He published many essays concerning day to day issues and historical facts. When the Lodz Ghetto was created, he was attached to the education board and was one of the founders of the ghetto's educational system.
My mother Rivka-Bracha lived her life in the shadow of my father. Nonetheless, she set the tone of the house, always feeling herself the eldest and responsible daughter, caring for the entire family. She raised orphaned children in our house.
Both remained till their last days in the Lodz Ghetto, from which they were transported by the Nazis to Auschwitz. May their memory be blessed.
A millennium we have lived together amongst the Polish people, as long as their history. Alongside them we fought their wars; together we rose against their oppressors. But when the day of judgement came, they turned their backs on us, refrained from assisting, and maybe even mocked us.
The Zuromin community, like other Jewish communities in Poland, is no more. There are no Jews in town, and only the town's elders still remember us and point for visitors to the place where once stood Jewish households and where the Jewish shul once stood.
Sitting from right to left: the teacher Przmyrowicz, Yaakov Trombka, Ber Klein, Leibel Tyk,
Yissachar Frajdenberg, Shlomo Lichtenberg, Yitzchak Segal. Standing are two German captains.
From right to left, top row: Perl Goldek, Eidel Fruchobnik, the teacher Przystop, the teacher Josef Kasian,
Hencha Bitten, Sara Teitelbaum, Elisheva Skoropa.
Middle row: the teacher Roszowski, the teacher Zajdowna, Sara Drobiner, the principal Brodcki,
Leah Lichtenberg, the teacher Tehilimowna, the music teacher Grelbski.
Bottom row: Rachel Klein, Feiga Elsztejn, Slova Frank, Esther Krulik, Mania Kopeld
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In addition to the story of our parents, written by my brother Uziel, I would like to note those further details:
Father was the archetype of a communal leader. A gifted speaker, mastering Yiddish, Hebrew and Polish, a violin player, with musical knowledge, and a remarkable chazan. He used to bring me and my sister Esther to his rehearsals preceding the yamim noraim and other holidays. My brother, Uziel, was too young then.
After his daughters made aliyah to Eretz Israel, he used to write to us from time to time, and cared to note in a dedication for a booklet he published that he ...had taken pride in the fact that his daughters are fulfilling their dreams in Tel Aviv.
He never realized his ambition to make aliyah, for the hand of the Nazi murderers reached him and our mother, lost with the rest of the Shoah's victims. Our home nourished us with deep-rooted Zionism, which we took as a matter of fact. It was with us wherever we went, a link never to be broken. I wish fate had enabled us to be brought together, to enjoy the deliverance of the Jewish nation and state with the elite spirit we were brought up in.
Leah Adinny (Lichtenberg)
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Quote:Now what the individual obtains through this practice, bearing in mind the above concepts, can never be taken from him. It is WON through hard work. Blood, sweat and tears. THAT becomes the individual expression of JKD.
Quote:Nice synopsis, SNWD.
Quote:Having said all that about the training process, jeet kune do is still its own system.
Quote:The same training methods may be employed with pretty much any martial arts system, but to say you "employ" JKD with another system like karate or jujitsu is not entirely correct since the essence of what it is at that point in time is redefined from the tactical system of JKD to the developmental process of JKD.
Quote:By the same token, mixed martial arts is not JKD.
Quote:If you read those volumes compiled by John Little, there is a memo handwritten by Bruce Lee explaining to one of his students that mixing martial arts together is not the same is the simplifying and re-simplifying process of jeet kune do. It even has an algebraic equation on the page describing it.
Quote:For example, these days I personally practice a contorted system of defensive tactics used by police, security, and military personnel that uses tools such as compliance holds, basic grappling holds, handcuffing, and weapons, but no striking. This is supplemented by footwork similar to what I practiced in jeet kune do, trapping hands from Wing Chun, grappling methods from jujitsu courses I've taken, but still retains the development of scientific attributes from JKD. I suppose this would constitute a mixed martial arts system, but it is no longer jeet kune do.
Quote:Quote:Having said all that about the training process, jeet kune do is still its own system. Thus a "style"?
Quote:Quote:The same training methods may be employed with pretty much any martial arts system, but to say you "employ" JKD with another system like karate or jujitsu is not entirely correct since the essence of what it is at that point in time is redefined from the tactical system of JKD to the developmental process of JKD. What exactly is the difference, in your opinion, between the tactical system of JKD and the developmental process of JKD? Quote: The "tactical" system of jeet kune do is the root system itself, which employs its own techniques and uses them in a tactical manner against various types of unarmed attacks. The key focus in the execution of attacks is simplification and effectiveness within one to three movements. Indeed, the word "tactical" in context was simply an adjective. Perhaps a better word would be "unique" - the "unique" system of jeet kune do. This is the system Bruce Lee himself practiced.The tactics of jeet kune do stress simplicity in the number of techniques practiced, direct economy of movement, and development of specific attributes rather than the development of attributes within the confines of a kata (or whichever word is used to describe that). There are also other tactics used in practice that characterize the system such as the five ways of attack: single direct attack, attack by combination, attack by drawing, progressive indirect attack, and hand immobilization attack.The developmental process is the process of training used in the classroom or personal training environment. This is the development of the individual. The developmental process is the development of the tools and the physical conditioning used in the training. After the basic tools are learned, the practitioner does move to a stage of expanding horizons, where other things are learned such as complex trapping hands, high kicks, more grappling, and even movements from other systems. It is important, however, to remember these other styles may be used in the process of learning, but they do not become jeet kune do just because you choose to practice with them. Things like Muay Thai and Escrima are great in their own right, but it is not proper to place Bruce Lee's name on their practice or lineage. He had nothing to do with their development. Subsequently, they are not JKD. To place the brand name "JKD" on numerous martial arts actually cheapens their worth, like putting the McDonalds name on mass-produced hamburgers. Many burgers may be out there, but none quite come close to the original.In summary there is a difference between "jeet kune do" and "using no way as a way and having no limitation as a limitation".
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(Woodland, CA) – April 30, 2014 - Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig announced that convicted murderer Kenneth Roy Stark, was denied parole for the ninth time yesterday by a two-commissioner panel of the Board of Parole Hearings. In June of 1985, Stark brutally murdered his friend, Ronald Meyers, by beating him with a tire iron and then left his body in the Yolo Causeway. A Yolo County jury convicted Stark of Second Degree Murder and on May 16, 1986. He was sentenced to 15 years-to-life in state prison.
On April 29, 2014 Commissioners Arthur Anderson and Steve Mahoney determined that Stark, now 60 years old, still posed an unreasonable risk to public safety should he be released from prison. The Commissioners determined that a five year denial was appropriate at the present time. The Commissioners noted that the statements provided by Stark at the hearing were deceptive and misleading. Yolo County Sheriff Ed Prieto submitted a letter of opposition to the inmate's release. Sheriff Prieto stated that "Stark poses a threat to any community should he be released from prison and the only way to protect society from his unpredictable violent behavior is to keep him incarcerated."
Yolo County District Attorney Jeff Reisig stated that he is proud of the efforts of his Lifer Parole Division. "The loss to the family in these cases is both unimaginable and immeasurable," said Reisig. "We continue to do everything we can to support the Meyers family and all of the families on our lifer cases – that's the very least we can do for all families who have survived similar tragedies."
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Say Nuts To Holiday Flavors
When thoughts turn to holiday gift giving, Elgin, Ill.-based John B. Sanfilippo & Son Inc., owner of the Fisher brand, has a great solution with the rollout of three scrumptious Fisher nuts and chocolates combos. Or, buy some for your family to enjoy at holiday gatherings.
Decadent varieties include: Dark Chocolate Almond Peppermint Mix (the creamy richness of deep, dark chocolate paired with an icy burst of peppermint make this mix an instant holiday classic and a delicious twist on an old favorite), Mocha and French Vanilla Almond Mix (mocha perfectly complements the essential sweetness of French vanilla, and the European flavor will appeal to coffee drinkers and dessert lovers alike with its sophisticated, complex blend and satisfying crunch) and Dark and Milk Chocolate Coated Peanuts (the bittersweet bite of dark chocolate and the silky sweetness of milk chocolate together with the hearty crunch of peanuts).
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A citizen group representing the nonprofit plans to circulate petitions to place a request on the November ballot for a tenth of a per´ cent sales tax for six years to build a 39,000-square-foot shelter and headquarters facility - more than three times larger than the current 38-year-old building.
If approved, the tax would bring Larimer County's sales tax to 7 percent and Love´ land's to 6.6 percent.
"This is a community that does care about animals, and this is an opportunity to show that they do care," Judy Calhoun, executive director of the Humane Society, told the Lar´ imer County commissioners Monday during a work session on the possible tax.
Many details must still be worked out, such as what government agency would se´ cure bonds that the nonprofit would repay with the sales tax as well as the extent of Larimer County's role.
"There's a lot of questions about this," said Commissioner Steve Johnson. "This is new and novel, and this might be the way to go. But one thing I am sure about is your fa´ cility is really inadequate. The need is abso´ lutely unquestioned for some kind of change."
The shelter is too small for all of the ani´ mals housed there, for the staff and for the injured and orphaned wildlife it rehabili´ tates, Calhoun said. New state rules will soon render the dog kennels inadequate for larger animals, and often animals are housed in every corner, according to inform´ ation from Humane Society staff and board members.
"All your meeting rooms are full of ani´ mals, and your staff is in closets," Johnson added.
"We have a situation that is very unsus´ tainable right now, and it needs an answer. You have done an excellent job of duct tape and baling wire and twine and volunteers in keeping this together for 38 years. It should have crashed a long time ago."
The Humane Society houses abandoned and surrendered animals, matching many with permanent homes; contracts with Lari´ mer County, Loveland and Fort Collins to provide animal control services; and steps in to house animals in community emergen´ cies such as the High Park fire.
Its services with the county have been re´ duced due to budget cuts in recent years and will be shrunk even more over the next three years as a criminal justice sales tax phases out.
That, in itself, should be considered in de´ termining the county's role in helping the nonprofit animal agency with the construc´ tion project if the tax is approved, said Coun´ ty Manager Linda Hoffmann.
"Those cuts become quite deep beginning in 2014," she said. "Thinking about building a new facility that we may not be able to pay our share of cost to build a new facility that we will not be able to share in the services of is troubling to me."
The Humane Society moved into its cur´ rent 11,000-square-foot facility 38 years ago and, in 2007, began leasing 2,000 square feet of space. That year, the agency also bought the land on County Road 30.
During the past year, the nonprofit has been working with an architect to design a facility to improve the care for animals and meet its needs along with modest growth.
Calhoun said the new building will cost $16.5 million. The tax, if approved, would cover $13 million of the construction and is projected to produce an extra $10 million for maintenance and operations over the six years. The remaining $3.5 million for the building would likely be raised through a donation campaign.
Discussions on county involvement, agreements with Loveland, Fort Collins and Larimer County and exactly how the con´ struction project would shape up are just be´ ginning. However, the Humane Society hopes to have volunteers circulating a peti´ tion with approved ballot language within the next few weeks.
To make it on the ballot, volunteers need 12,500 valid signatures by July 18. Calhoun hopes they will collect 25,000 just to be safe. If it doesn't pass, the board of the nonpro´ fit will have to come up with another plan very quickly because the current facility won't last much longer and neither the non´ profit nor its governmental partners have enough money to build a new one.
"We think this is the solution," said John Frey, chair of the Humane Society board. "I think the Plan B is to see Plan A. This really serves the county."


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Barnes & Noble (NYSE:BKS) disclosed a lighter-than-expected fiscal first-quarter loss on Tuesday as the largest U.S. bookstore chain continues to benefit from healthy digital sales.
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Shares of New York-based Barnes & Noble leaped almost 5% on the heels of the earnings beat, putting them on pace to trim their 2012 losses of around 12%.
The company said it lost $41 million, or 78 cents a share, last quarter, compared with a deeper loss of $56.6 million, or 99 cents a share, a year earlier. Analysts feared a deeper loss of 98 cents a share.
Revenue rose 2.5% to $1.5 billion, narrowly topping the Street's view of $1.48 billion.
Barnes & Noble's revenue was bolstered by a 46% year-over-year surge in digital content sales as well as a 4.6% rise in bookstore same-store sales.
However, Nook sales, which include the e-readers, digital content and accessories, were flat at $192 million due to lower average selling prices and production issues surrounding the company's Glowlight product.
Barnes & Noble also reported a 2% decline in comparable college store sales from the same period a year earlier.
"The growth in comps at retail and the continued strong growth of our digital content business, as well as increased cost management focus, were drivers in the business turning from an EBITDA loss last year to slightly positive EBITDA in the first quarter of this year," CEO William Lynch said in a statement.
Barnes & Noble said it expects its alliance with software behemoth Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) that was unveiled in April to close in the fall. The two companies are forming a new subsidiary that will house the Nook and college businesses after a $300 million investment from Microsoft.
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There is a pride that comes with owning and racing an SVT vehicle, not only does it look badass, but it is a top performer on the track. The NMRA Keystone Automotive Ford Nationals are celebrating with the 2nd Annual SVT Shootout at Maryland International Raceway located in Mechanicsville, MD. This will take place the weekend of May 2-4, 2014, so mark those calendars.
The NMRA scene will now include SVT participants intertwined with NMRA's racer community and car show enthusiasts to one of the largest all-Ford events of the year. Sponsoring the Terminator/GT500 Shootout class once again is VMP Superchargers. Each GT500/Terminator Shootout participant will receive free entry into the SVT True Street class (must fit True Street rules) on Saturday for more chances to win.
The SVT Lightning class will be back with a vengeance with a large number of trucks turned into drag strip dominators. Lightning enthusiasts won't want to miss this one with the biggest Lightning shops out there (including Johnny Lightning Performance recently featured in MM&FF) will be making 8-second passes to compete for the best.
Presented by Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords, NMRA True Street is easily one of the largest classes in each NRMA event to run on Saturday. This year, the separate SVT True Street class will run with its own purses and prizes. Each participant will make three consecutive quarter-mile passes with $250 and a six-foot trophy awarded to the overall fastest. Also, $100 plus a custom plaque will be awarded to each racer possessing the closest average to 9-, 10-, 11-, 12-, 13-, 14-, and 15-seconds. Those in the SVT True Street class will receive free entry into the NMRA bracket race on Sunday.
Enjoy the UPR All-Ford Auto Show with more awards (100+) to be given out at this event. Editors from Muscle Mustangs & Fast Fords, 5.0 Mustang & Super Fords and NMRA's Race Pages magazines will be walking around keeping an eye out for future feature cars. SVT will have its own auto show class and awards.
For more information about 2nd Annual SVT Shootout including the SVT car show and awards, visit www.NMRAdigital.com/SVT or call 714/444-2426.


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Published on: January 15, 2013
From student and colleague nominations, seven outstanding faculty at Lone Star College-CyFair and LSC-Fairbanks Center have been named as 2012-13 Adjunct Faculty Excellence Awards Winners.
Winners, recognized for their professionalism and commitment to student learning and success, represent each of the college divisions including Business, Communication & Education; Math, Science & Engineering; Arts, Humanities, Media & Information Technology; Health, Behavioral Science & Public Service; Transitional Studies & World Languages; and Advanced Technology & Social Sciences. They will be honored at a college-wide employee awards event later this spring.
This years award recipients are Andrew Dunsky from LSC-Fairbanks Center, who teaches history and from LSC-CyFairs Division 1 is Shamim Arastu, who teaches EDUC/HUMD; Division II is Cynthia Galvan, who teaches anatomy and physiology; Division III is Lynn Watts, who teaches philosophy; Division IV is Elaine Fernandez, who teaches psychology; Division V is Indira Dortolina, who teaches Spanish and Division VI is William Morgan, who teaches history.
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by Michael Caruso
In response to a growing need among Greater Philadelphia's young musicians, Settlement Music School is launching a junior string orchestra program that will be centered at the school's Germantown Branch, 6128 Germantown Ave. The junior orchestra is intended to counterbalance the trend to eliminate music and arts classes in elementary and middle schools throughout the entire region. Not only public schools, but many private, parochial and charter schools, as well, are cutting back on arts programs to alleviate budgetary stress.
The new program is for students in grades three through eight. Auditions can be scheduled between 5 and 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 3. The ensemble will meet for rehearsals Tuesdays, 6 to 7 p.m., for 18 weeks. Membership in the orchestra is open to both Settlement Music School students and non-Settlement students. The new orchestra will be directed by Kaveh Saidi, a member of Settlement's faculty.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra brought the holiday season and calendar year to a close with a series of concerts and the release of a compact disc. Music director-designate Yannick Nezt-Seguin conducted the final series of subscription concerts in Kimmel Center's Verizon Hall Dec. 8-11. The program consisted of Jennifer Higdon's "Concerto for Orchestra," Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini for Piano & Orchestra" and Tchaikovsky's "Symphony No. 2 in C minor." These works were followed by a trio of renditions given to "The Glorious Sound of Christmas" Dec. 15-17, conducted by the orchestra's former associate conductor, Rossen Milanov.
The final installment of the season was the Dec. 18 rendition of Handel's "Messiah," conducted by Jane Glover and featuring vocal soloists plus the Philadelphia Singers Chorale. In addition, the orchestra has released its first CD featuring Nezet-Seguin on the podium — Mahler's "Symphony No. 5 in C-sharp minor," recorded "live" in concert in Verizon Hall Oct. 31, 2010. The Higdon/Rachmaninoff/Tchaikovsky concert had both good and not-so-good aspects. The best was certainly the rendition given the Tchaikovsky symphony. Nezet-Seguin focused on the long romantic line of the music in all four of its movements, projecting the inner emotional character of each and voicing the contrapuntal textures to highlight the music's peerless lyricism.
Nezet-Seguin invested his interpretation with high energy without pushing the playing beyond the limits of solid ensemble. Memorably, the Philadelphians sounded like themselves many years ago when Eugene Ormandy was their music director and they were considered the "Rolls Royce of Orchestras."
Yuja Wang was the soloist in Rachmaninoff's "Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini." The score was premiered Nov. 7, 1934, in Baltimore with the composer as the soloist and Leopold Stokowski conducting the Philadelphia Orchestra. If Nezet-Seguin didn't quite match up with the legendary Stoki, at least he was in the same ballpark. The same cannot be said of Wang when compared to Rachmaninoff, recently named the greatest recorded pianist of all time by 100 current keyboard virtuosos. Despite the score's delicate orchestration and Nezet-Seguin's sensitive collaboration, Wang was simply incapable — with a few exceptions — of producing a tone that was either full and colorful enough or bright and forceful enough.
This was my second time hearing Higdon's "Concerto for Orchestra." I must confess that I enjoyed and admired it far more that first time around in 2002 under Wolfgang Sawallisch's baton than I did Dec. 10. This time its sonic effects seemed bereft of substantial structural grounding — interesting upon first encounter but not particularly meaningful upon consideration. Also, the concert lasted well beyond the two-hour time slot usually allotted for classical programs. Nezet-Seguin seems unable or unwilling to arrange concise concerts.
The program for "The Glorious Sounds of Christmas" is based on one of the four albums for which Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra were awarded a Gold Record by Columbia Masterworks, meaning that more than 100,000 copies were sold. In a telling sign of the changing times, the ensemble nowadays would be thrilled to sell one-tenth that many CDs.
All the same, the recording of Mahler's Fifth Symphony with Nezet-Seguin conducting is unquestionably a harbinger of good things to come. Once again, the young maestro catches the mind, heart, spirit and soul of the music and elicits excellent playing from the orchestra. With Verizon Hall's acoustics continuing to be tweaked and improved, local audiences can hopefully look forward to more CDs to come.


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Israel News - Stay Informed, Pray Informed
The Israeli political scene may soon be shaken up even more than usual if the efforts of a local Israeli-Arab politician come to fruition.
Sarhan Bader, a local political activist in the Upper Galilee region, announced last week that he intends to establish Israel's first pro-Israel Arab Knesset party.
Until recently, Bader was a member of the ruling right-wing Likud Party. His desire to start an Arab parliamentary faction that actually supports the Jewish state became known in the Prime Minister's Office, which, according to The Jerusalem Post, encouraged him to pursue that goal.
Bader told the newspaper that the current Arab parties (Balad, Hadash and the United Arab List) fail to properly serve their constituents because all they do is oppose and criticize Israel. "Most Arab citizens are in favor of coexisting, cooperating and living in harmony with Jewish Israelis," he said. "The other Arab parties place too much emphasis on the Palestinians and external Arabs. But it's more important to serve the Arabs inside Israel who want to live here in peace with our Jewish cousins."
The current Arab Knesset members are constant targets of criticism over their very public hostility toward the nation they supposedly serve. The leaders of the current Arab parties regularly participate in anti-Israel Palestinian rallies, and have been investigated numerous times for visiting enemy states.
Bader said in another interview that his party would break completely with the behavior of the current Arab Knesset members, most notably by not participating in "Nakba Day" ceremonies that mark Israel's rebirth as a "catastrophe."
As evidence that his approach is the right one, Bader noted that despite being much smaller than the Arab population, the Druze community in Israel has curried far more favor by actually working with and as part of the Jewish state. A number of Druze lawmakers serve in center and right-wing parties, including Likud.
Unfortunately, Bader predicted his party would only be officially established some six months from now. At present, government sources are saying that early elections for the next Knesset will be held at the start of September.
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Mercury is a world of extremes. Daytime temperature on the planet closest to the sun can soar as high as 400 degrees Celsius near the equator—hot enough to melt lead. When day turns to night, the planet's surface temperature plunges to below –150 degrees C.
But some places on Mercury are slightly more stable.Inside polar craters on the diminutive planet are regions that never see the light of day, shaded as they are by the craters' rims. The temperature there remains cold throughout the Mercury day. Now new data from NASA's MESSENGER satellite, which were presented in March at the annual Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, corroborate a long-held hypothesis that Mercury has squirreled away pockets of water ice in those shadowy craters, despite the sun's proximity.
Since 2011 MESSENGER has orbited the innermost planet, charting Mercury's surface in unprecedented detail. MESSENGER's maps of polar craters match up nicely with earlier imagery of the poles, taken by Earth-based radars, which showed anomalously bright features—patches that reflected radio waves much better than the surrounding terrain, just as ice does.
But the radar hotspots also line smaller craters and those at lower latitudes that would have less ice-friendly temperatures across the crater floor. These ice deposits would likely require a thin insulating blanket, perhaps a layer of fine-grained surface material, or regolith, to keep it from sublimating away.
In fact, MESSENGER's data seem to confirm that some insulating material blankets whatever ice may line the craters. The temperatures inside the shadowed craters are just right for ice deposits blanketed by regolith darkened by organic compounds, explained David Paige of the University of California, Los Angeles.
The new look at features spotted long ago by Earth-based radars, Paige said, shows "fairly conclusively that they are predominantly composed of thermally stable water ice."
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Forbes is out with its latest list of the 15 wealthiest fictional characters.
Among the top names are Bruce Wayne, also known as Batman; Forest Gump; and C. Montgomery Burns from \"The Simpsons.\"
In a brief interview with the magazine, Burns commented on real-life billionaire and Berkshire Hathaway boss Warren Buffett\'s support for higher taxes on wealthy people:
\"Rich Mr. Buffet (sic)
Sat on a tuffet
Now he's taking my cash away.
Well I've a question rhetorical
For the Omaha oracle
Perhaps my share you will pay?\"
Burns\'s wealth was estimated at a relatively paltry $1.3 billion, enough only for No. 13 on the list.
Wall Street raider Gordon Gekko was among the most notable names to drop off the list.
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I need a presentation where I to compare two architectural buildings, this is an Architectural research, the buildings are Haeinsa Tample in South Korea and Todaiji Temple in Japan, they are Buddhist temples. These buildings has been restored many times but I need to focus on their structure before 1100 bc.
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I brief introduction to what Buddhist temples are, their meaning and purpose
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I'm not fully recovered yet, so my entries will be much shorter and less informative, and some will find that refreshing. People passing by the old Limelight space on 6th Avenue were surprised to see a large sign and flag that said "Lounge." As reported in the Observer a few weeks ago, this is a temporary outlet for the store which used to be on Broadway and Houston. Lounge's run is almost up, and Joe Dirosa of the New York Artists Series informed me that he will be booking the historic space. "The people from Lounge are in there currently doing a clearance sale for the next several months. I spoke with Ben Askenazy and Jack Menash, the owners of Lounge, and we agreed to make the space available for rental for events, including fashion shows, filming, photo shoots, and branded experiences, so the New York Artist Series is marketing and booking the space." With landmark status preventing most things from happening there, the ex-Limelight will earn its keep in the arts, and this makes me feel great. Despite its less-than-savory end, Limelight was one of the great clubs, and I hated seeing it dormant for those many years.
Joe Dirosa continued, "The future of the space is uncertain. We are making it available in a raw state for things like the Stoli Hotel, House of Campari, or Bacardi Beach, where brands come in, take a raw space, and keep it for several weeks doing different events. They can come in and paint it and really decorate the space with their own branding, etc. It's a great location for that type of use."
The talk of condominiums doesn't make much sense, since there are no windows (except of course the Tiffany stained glass). I always felt that a hotel should be built above it with the old church/club housing the lobby/reception and restaurants. The Observer article pointed out that a great deal of the people walking in to the Lounge installation weren't interested in shopping but were just looking around at the old beauty. I met my second wife there, and it has other great and also not-so-great memories. I wonder what they will call it?


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Just a year ago, a Hungarian businessman paid £320,000 for a Concorde nosecone at a Bonhams Auction. Now the only remaining ""spare"" flown nosecone is up for sale on eBay with a reserve of just £24,500 pounds — less than 10% of last year's winning price.
The eBay nosecone is believed to be the last one available for purchase by a private individual. The other three spares were auctioned off by Bonhams and the rest are attached to aircraft in museums.
A year after its last flight, there are still parts of the Concorde to be had, but prices have come down from the heights of last year, notes Nick Bloomer, managing director of Concorde Collectables.
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Farmingdale, N.Y. - The women's tennis team finished the season with an 8-5 record, including 4-2 in the Skyline Conference. The Rams received the No. 3 seed in the playoffs and fell to St. Joseph's in the semifinal round.
Freshman Jessica Sickles (Massapequa Park, N.Y.) earned Skyline Conference Player of the Year honors, while freshman Alex Bentz (Massapequa Park, N.Y.) was named the conferences Rookie of the Year. Junior Kristina Rossano (Franklin Square, N.Y.) was named Second Team All-Skyline.
Sickles posted a 10-3 record and was a perfect 6-0 in conference matches playing #1 singles. At #1 doubles, she paired with Rossano and posted an 8-5 record, including 6-0 in the Skyline. Bentz finished the year with a perfect 13-0 mark at #2 singles and a 10-2 record at second doubles.
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Since its inception in 1989, one of the GRAMMY Foundation's core missions is to preserve historic music-related materials, such as recordings, films and photographs. As time elapses, many significant moments in music history are in danger of deteriorating to the point where they'll be lost forever. As such, each year the Foundation gives grants to archives, artists and other foundations with the goal of saving these materials for the enjoyment and education of future generations, in addition to producing an annual music preservation-themed GRAMMY Week event.
One Night Only: A Celebration Of Live Music
February 9, 2012
By Jamie Harvey
One night only. Those three words echoed the sentiment of the fleeting, special moments that represent live music, and that was exactly the theme as the GRAMMY Foundation's Music Preservation Project celebrated One Night Only: A Celebration Of Live Music on Feb. 9 at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Before the show, I chatted with co-hosts Sharon Osbourne and Steve Vai, and performers Jonny Lang and Bret Michaels, about their most impactful live music experiences. "Your first is always important," said Vai, as he went on to tell me the same story he would later share with the crowd, about being 14 and seeing Led Zeppelin at Madison Square Garden. For Vai, that night changed everything. Michaels described the multisensory experience of his first arena show, Foghat, and how it dictated the rock star that he's become today.
Once the show began, the crowd was treated to a retrospective of music through the filters of different iconic music venues: the Apollo, the Opry, the Troubadour, Crocodile Cafe, the Paramount, the Savoy and B.B. King's Blues Club & Grill. Osbourne and Vai gave great laughs as co-hosts, and their respective expertise both behind the scenes and on stage gave a heartfelt homage to live music.
The Colburn Orchestra began the evening, performing an excerpt from Antonin Dvorak's "New World." The performances that followed explored a variety of different spaces in music, all equally fantastical as the night progressed. Trombone Shorty and Dave Koz dazzled in the brass department; the former held a note for so long at one point we wondered if it would ever end. A Fine Frenzy's Alison Sudol delicately played piano and mesmerized the crowd with her angelic voice. Ledisi doled out her stylish soul, followed by the charming Mavis Staples, and a collaboration between Ledisi, Koz and Trombone Shorty that had the crowd on their feet. Shelby Lynne performed a heartbreaking rendition of George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today." Then singer/songwriter L.P. came out and completely blew my mind. She performed a cover of Radiohead's "Creep" that gave me chills and completely mesmerized the crowd. I have a feeling she garnered a lot of new fans that night.
Vai spoke about musicians getting their start in "holes in the wall" and Osbourne discussed the relationship between artist and fan. Vai related venues to churches where musicians go to worship.
Robert Cray sang us the blues, and Lang played a smokin' blues guitar. Next, Beverly McClellan from "The Voice" sang a killer Janis Joplin cover and Marc Martel, Queen Extravaganza contest winner, channeled Freddie Mercury for a medley to celebrate charity and live music, specifically Live Aid. As he sang "Bohemian Rhapsody," I couldn't help but head-bang along, even if the rest of the crowd did not.
Closing the show was Michaels of Poison fame, who played a set including "Nothin' But A Good Time" and the song that "changed his life," Poison's No. 1 power ballad "Every Rose Has Its Thorn." Upon Osbourne's instruction to get out of our seats, we sang and danced along as Michaels wooed the crowd with his signature split kicks. "This is the closest I've come to winning a GRAMMY," he joked.
Live music memories dominate a lot of the memories I reflect on as the best times of my life. Supporting live music is something important for all of us music fans to do, because, as Vai said, "All music starts as live music."


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Chris Harrison — I Belong Jarrow
It has been a great pleasure to make three huge prints for Chris Harrison's latest show, I Belong Jarrow, which opens this evening in Norway.
Chris grew up in Jarrow (very near to my studio here in Newcastle upon Tyne) and now, as he writes on his About page, lives in a little yellow house on the edge of a wood near Oslo.
Although he's settled abroad, Chris is obviously still very attached to the town he recognises as home:
"I was born and brought up in Jarrow, a tough industrial town on the south bank of the river Tyne. It's where I call home.
"I have lived abroad for more years than I care to admit. My Mother and Father are getting old and moving out of Jarrow, cutting me adrift with no way back. Finally, I have been forced to think about who I am and where I belong.
"I never wanted to leave Jarrow. I always imagined that one day I would make it my home. I realise now that I can never return. Somehow I traded knowledge of the outside world for some vital piece of me.
"With this realisation, I have returned home in order to try to establish how much of where I am from determines who I am, and to begin to understand why I can't seem to let go."
Chris' book, 'I Belong Jarrow', can be purchased directly from Schilt Publishing or, of course, from Amazon.


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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. -- Barry University's volleyball team will compete in the Pepsi Bash at the Beach tournament hosted by Palm Beach Atlantic Friday and Saturday in West Palm Beach.
It marks the Buccaneers' second trip to PBA for a tournament this season.
Barry (8-6) will play PBA (17-2) in the featured match at 7 p.m. Friday night. All matches can be seen via LIVE AUDIO and LIVE STATS. The Sailfish received 15 votes in this week's American Volleyball Coaches Association national poll.
Friday's meeting marks the first of two between Barry and PBA this year.
Barry plays Bentley University (6-9) at 10 a.m. Saturday, and will conclude the tournament with a noon match against Claflin (11-5).
The Bucs went 2-2 at the season-opening tournament in West Palm Beach, knocking off No. 18 Lewis in a thrilling five-set match. Barry is coming off a comeback five-set win over Nova Southeastern Tuesday in Miami Shores.
Barry is 5-2 in neutral site matches and 1-2 in road contests this season.
Tania Torres has 167 kills and is hitting .205 this year. Ashley Carrero has 136 kills and a .275 attack percentage. Laine Cielena has 51 blocks in 51 sets played, and entered the week ranked 54th in the NCAA Division II in blocks per set. Cielena is third on the team with 85 kills.
Mima Hajdukovic has 494 assists. She entered the week ranked 98th in the country in assists per set, and is coming off a career-best 53-assist performance in Tuesday's five-set win over Nova Southeastern. Jasmine Serna ranks 98th in the country in digs per set, and has 228 digs. Mariana Lisboa, who is out with an injury, ranks second on the team in digs with 105.
The Buccaneers rank 68th nationally in blocks per set.
Barry's next home match is Friday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. when it begins the second phase of Sunshine State Conference play against Florida Southern.
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The Moberly Area Community College Alumni Association/Foundation was officially established in the late 1970's in order to provide a base for fundraising for the Academic Fine Arts Wing. After this successful campaign, which raised 2.5 million for the three-story addition to the Main Building, the Foundation and the Alumni Association remained as one entity for several years. Then as it grew, the two were separated, with the Foundation becoming the main fundraising arm of the College, and the Alumni Association providing the base for this activity by keeping in touch with former graduates.
MACC has one of the most active two-year college alumni groups in Missouri, giving students the opportunity to stay connected with MACC for a lifetime. Members pay dues of $25 a year for a single membership, and $35 for a couple, and there are many couples who are both MACC alums.
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