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Children, please stop the very childish bickering. The two BYU players mentioned in the story deserve credit not childish taunts. I am also sure their is a story out their about the two Utah players named to the list. They too deserve credit for their accomplishments. Congrats to all the players. It is an accomplishment just to be on a team. So many are not.
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What a let down. When I saw the headline, I thought the Riley was Riley Nelson, what a letdown when I read further to find out it was the other Riley. Obviously the voters didn't know what Bronco knows.
- 9:13 a.m. Dec. 4, 2012
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Going to the NFL is not the most important thing in the world or the safest. It's a dog eat dog frenzy.
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More Cougar All Americans. The list continues to grow.
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So where is the story on the Ute players D-News? I like to see both programs do well. And if there are any Utah State Aggies that made these teams, let's get on it.
- 11:34 a.m. Dec. 4, 2012
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Maybe in a day or two. At last count, there were 8 articles about Majerus. The D-news probably feels they've reached the saturation point for Utah-related articles.
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Good to see the DesNews covering college football so closely -- still waiting on that article about Reggie Dunn being named 1st team All-American and Star being named 2 team.
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The bickering between Utah and BYU is lame. As an independent, BYU has the ability to create a better schedule (see 2013) and increase its exposure (see every game televised in 2011 and 2012 whereas many Utah games couldn't be seen by Directv customers). I thought Utah had a really strong defense this year and was in most games even though their record was poor. If BYU had let Lark play when Nelson was hurt, perhaps they would have won at Utah and Boise State and perhaps they could have pulled it out at San Jose State. The reality is we have two good college football teams here in Utah. Rivalry is one thing but it makes both teams better when both teams are good. Kudos for BYU having two linebackers who are NFL bound and for having another punter who will most likely end up there as well.
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The uncharacterized gene 1700093K21Rik and flanking regions are correlated with reproductive isolation in the house mouse, Mus musculus
- David H. KassAffiliated withDepartment of Biology, Eastern Michigan University
- , Václav JanoušekAffiliated withDepartment of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Charles University in PragueDepartment of Population Biology, Institute of Vertebrate Biology, ASCR
- , Liuyang WangAffiliated withDepartment of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and Museum of Zoology, University of Michigan
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Reproductive barriers exist between the house mouse subspecies, Mus musculus musculus and M. m. domesticus, members of the Mus musculus species complex, primarily as a result of hybrid male infertility, and a hybrid zone exists where their ranges intersect in Europe. Using single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) diagnostic for the two taxa, the extent of introgression across the genome was previously compared in these hybrid populations. Sixty-nine of 1316 autosomal SNPs exhibited reduced introgression in two hybrid zone transects suggesting maladaptive interactions among certain loci. One of these markers is within a region on chromosome 11 that, in other studies, has been associated with hybrid male sterility of these subspecies. We assessed sequence variation in a 20 Mb region on chromosome 11 flanking this marker, and observed its inclusion within a roughly 150 kb stretch of DNA showing elevated sequence differentiation between the two subspecies. Four genes are associated with this genomic subregion, with two entirely encompassed. One of the two genes, the uncharacterized 1700093K21Rik gene, displays distinguishing features consistent with a potential role in reproductive isolation between these subspecies. Along with its expression specifically within spermatogenic cells, we present various sequence analyses that demonstrate a high rate of molecular evolution of this gene, as well as identify a subspecies amino acid variant resulting in a structural difference. Taken together, the data suggest a role for this gene in reproductive isolation.
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- The uncharacterized gene 1700093K21Rik and flanking regions are correlated with reproductive isolation in the house mouse, Mus musculus
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Volume 25, Issue 5-6 , pp 223-234
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- 1. Department of Biology, Eastern Michigan University, 441 Mark Jefferson, Ypsilanti, MI, 48197, USA
- 2. Department of Zoology, Faculty of Science, Charles University in Prague, Viničná 7, 128 43, Prague 2, Czech Republic
- 3. Department of Population Biology, Institute of Vertebrate Biology, ASCR, Studenec 123, 675 02 Koněšín and Květná 8, 60365, Brno, Czech Republic
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By Jay TownsendMay 16, 2013
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Official position: Natural resources specialist/SWL Water Safety Team chair
Years with SWL: 3.5
Years of federal service: 11
Hometown: Fruitland, Mo.
Education: B.S. biology, wildlife management and B.S. criminal justice, law enforcement; Minor in general agriculture
How were you chosen as the water safety champion?
Three lovely ladies, who will remain anonymous (they know who they are) approached me and coerced, hmmm, I mean, encouraged me to apply for the co-chair position because they could see potential in me. So I was voted in as co-chair and two years later rotated to the chair.
What additional duties come with this responsibility?
Nearly 90 percent of the drownings at Corps-managed lakes could have been prevented if the victim was wearing a life jacket. So the main responsibility is to find ways to reduce the number of unnecessary deaths from drowning. Other than the assisting program manager with oversight, management, and directional guidance for the team, a major responsibility that I feel is important is to shine the light and brag on our excellent team members and other district employees in the water safety arena. These folks are the real champions. You cannot measure our success very accurately. It's hard to put a number on how many drowning didn't happen, so I feel it's important to constantly recognize their efforts.
Do you take this role personally?
Absolutely! I take each water safety accident personally. I try to zero in on each case, target what went wrong and what could have been done to reach the victim before the tragedy to ultimately prevent it from occurring in the future.
What are your short and long-term goals as water safety champion?
The most important, among the many, short- and long-term goals are the same: Not to be satisfied with status quo. I want to bring new, innovative ideas and concepts to the district and nation. We've got to figure out how to reach our target demographic (18- to 35-year-old males) better. My goal is to figure out how to make water safety one of their priorities. One of the big challenges is figuring out where to reach them. Is it Facebook or Twitter or do they care about it there? Do we only have a few short minutes when they are filling out their Day-Use-Pass? One big goal is to find the "sweet spot," or the prime real estate for a water safety message that will reach the bullet proof male. We've also got to come up with messages that are gripping and unfortunately-tragic so we can reach folks. In today's world we only pay attention to things if they have a "shock factor" or they "blow our minds." Our goal is to come up with real water safety messages that actually reach people's emotions and create an image of the consequences of unsafe boating and swimming. The challenge is getting these types of images approved.
Will this assignment make you a better ranger?
You bet. You learn something new every day in this position. I'm learning how to be a better communicator and how to share my vision and inspire others to jump on board.
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I love spending time with my wife Christy, hunting, fishing, camping, and training my black lab Cole how to properly beg for treats.


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This page contains a large list of creative writing prompts for November and Thanksgiving.
I love how the teacher created the letters "LEAF" out of leaves. This is a great idea for a Fall bulletin board display that highlights reading.
These crow (or raven) projects were made using paper bags and would be great to add to a fall bulletin board display with a scarecrow, fall leaves, and pumpkins.
"Happy Fall Ya'll" is a fun title for a fall bulletin board display. I like the rake that this teacher has added to her display to give it an eye catching 3D effect.
This is a colorful idea for a Fall classroom door display using owls (Whoo - Whoo's there?) and leaves.
A great way to create 3d fall trees.
Creating a barn out of your classroom door is a creative idea for a classroom door display. I like how the teacher used hay and flowers with students' photos inside as part of her decorations.
"Fall Into a Good Book" using leaf writing templates is a great way create a fall bulletin board display that highlights reading.
This is a cute turkey project using 3-inch and a 6-inch craft foam balls that are cut in half and painted brown. Use yellow, orange, and brown tail feathers and glue sequins on them. Add wiggly eyes, pipe cleaners for the legs, and orange construction paper for the beak. These turkeys have a flat back, so they could also be added to a Thanksgiving bulletin board display to give it a fun 3 dimensional effect.
"Candy Corn on the Cob" Cut out corncob shapes out of craft foam or heavy construction paper and paint them orange, yellow, and brown. Glue candy corn on them, punch two holes in the top of each ear and string a green ribbon through them to tie them all together.
"Tree-rific Books" with a large tree with leaves and books in its branches is a great idea for a Fall bulletin board display that will encourage your students to branch out and read during the fall.
"Something to Crow About in ____ (teacher's name) Class!" and large student scarecrow projects are great ideas for a Fall bulletin board display.
"Fall In Love With ______" is a popular title for an autumn bulletin board display. This teacher has added student photos inside the leaves (along the top and right) and her tree and pumpkin patch are very eye-catching.
These "Fall Tree Paintings" were completed by Grade 2 students.
The "owl collages" created by these 1st Grade students are adorable. They sketched their owl on the paper, tore up brown paper and glued it onto the body, then painted the eyes on an egg carton. For a fall themed bulletin board display and creative writing assignment, I'd add the title and writing topic "This Fall It's a Hoot To Read!"
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Another business school will be looking for a new dean come June, according to a report yesterday in the Financial Times. University of Chicago Booth School of Business Edward Snyder will step down as dean in June 2010 after nine years in the role.
Snyder's news comes just 10 days after Harvard Business School's Dean Jay Light announced that he, too, will step down in June, ending a 40-year tenure on the HBS faculty. Meanwhile, officials at Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management are conducting a search of their own to find a successor to Dean Dipak Jain, who stepped down in September.
Chicago Booth's Snyder will leave before the end of his second five-year term as dean, which would have finished in June 2011. "Given the strong state of our school and what we have accomplished, I believe now is the right time for the school to search for its next dean," Snyder wrote in a letter to the Chicago Booth community. "On the personal side, I look forward to taking some time to reflect on the challenges facing management education, analyze some major public policy issues and consider my future," he continued.
In a separate letter to the community, Chicago Booth President Robert Zimmer and Provost Thomas Rosenbaum praised Snyder's dedication and all he has achieved over the past near decade. They credited him with helping to draw many of the world's leading faculty to Chicago and doubling the number of endowed professorships at the school, while also maintaining the highest retention rate for senior faculty in five decades.
Also under Snyder's leadership, student scholarship assistance has more than tripled, the dean and provost wrote. The school's global footprint, too, has expanded to include a planned campus expansion in Singapore, a new campus in London and a key role in the University's new Center in China. Meanwhile, at home on the Hyde Park campus, Chicago Booth moved its central operations into a dramatic new building.
Who will fill all of these open deans' positions is sure to have the business school community buzzing, the FT noted. At HBS, which has always appointed its deans from within, the two current frontrunners are Rakesh Khurana and Nitin Nohria. The dean's search committee at Kellogg is slated to propose candidates to the president and provost in early 2010, and interim dean, Sunil Chopra, is considered a potential frontrunner, the FT reported.
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Is Yasmin Levy´s career too well-managed to be avant? Are her photo spreads too glossy? Does being the umpteenth person to record a theatrical version of Leonard Cohen´s "Hallelujah" disqualify her? Well, it shouldn´t, because she is not only a singer and arranger of superior skill and imagination, her work infuses Ladino culture with a vitality like no other living artist. Choosing her for the lead role in a movie about the greatest of all the Greek rebetika singers, Rosa Eskenazi, with whom she shares a Sephardic heritage, sounds like pefect casting.
"Libertad", her new collection of songs, is not only delivered with emotional investment, but its mixture of cultures and styles flows with rare seamlessness. Ladino song has made her famous (her Turkish-born father Yitzhak was a preservationist of Sephardic culture), but on "Libertad" she sings only three in the family tongue. She harvests material from Spain, Portugal and the Argentine and Jewish and Turkish and Arabic impulses; originals are mixed with covers, traditional songs and a Hebrew poem by the great Medieval Andalusian poet Solomon ibn Gabirol. A duet with Mallorcan singer Buika is sweet plums and bitter chocolate. Building on her familiar foundation of flamenco, the fado and tango also cha-cha onto the stage, as do Persian and Hollywood pop – a rendition of the famous Iranian love song, Hayedeh´s "Soghati" (as "Recuerdo"), Nelson Riddle strings on "Olvidate de Mi".
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Yasmin Levy is shaping up to be a leading force in a new syncretism of Pan-Mediterranean culture.
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The undiminished power of Hal Russell's NRG Ensemble
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Sometimes it saddens me that the memory and the music of Chicago's singular Hal Russell, who died in 1992 at age 66, have faded so much over the past two decades, because as I see it the free-jazz and improvised-music renaissance here wouldn't have happened without him. Drummer Steve Hunt, reedists Ken Vandermark and Mars Williams, and bassists Brian Sandstrom and Kent Kessler are all veterans of his mighty NRG Ensemble, and that group's DIY, go-for-broke aesthetic informs much of the music still produced in town. Russell started out as a bop drummer and in the 50s often gigged in pickup combos backing some jazz's biggest stars—Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Sarah Vaughan—but he first made his mark playing an early strain of free jazz in the Joe Daley Trio.
November at the ISSUE Project Room
New York's ISSUE Project Room is attempted to allow the show to go on despite the impact of Hurricane Sandy. Please keep checking their site for the latest news.
Fri, November 9, 2012 – 6:00pm
RESCHEDULED! Ed Osborn: "Albedo Prospect"
at bitforms gallery, 529 West 20th Street, 2nd Floor, NYC
RESCHEDULED! Ed Osborn's "Albedo Prospect" is video installation considering the polar imaginary and its characteristic spatial and geographic disorientation. Projected as a video triptych, the work is a study of glacial landscapes in the Svalbard archipelago with 8 channel sound.
Sat, November 10, 2012 – 7:00pm
Sébastien Roux: Inevitable Music
at REVERSE, 28 Frost Street, Brooklyn (Williamsburg)
Over the last few years, Sébastien Roux has worked with the principle of translation, using a pre-existent artworks as scores for a new works. For his installation at REVERSE, Roux presents a 9-channel collection of pieces based on Sol LeWitt's wall drawings.
Sat, November 10, 2012 – 9:00pm
Sébastien Roux: Inevitable Music
at REVERSE, 28 Frost Street, Brooklyn (Williamsburg)
Over the last few years, Sébastien Roux has worked with the principle of translation, using a pre-existent artworks as scores for a new works. For his installation at REVERSE, Roux presents a 9-channel collection of pieces based on Sol LeWitt's wall drawings.
Tue, November 13, 2012 – 5:30pm
Hunter Hunt-Hendrix: OIOION
at Printed Matter, 195 10th Avenue, NYC
For his final performance of the 2012 AIR series, Hunter Hunt-Hendrix will present selections from the ever-in-progress libretto for the opera "OIOION", including the poem "Stations of the Arkwork", which follows in the wake of his controversial 2009 essay "Transcendental Black Metal: A Vision of Apocalyptic Humanism".
Thu, November 15, 2012 – 7:30pm
Reza Negarestani & Florian Hecker: The Non-Trivial Goat and the Cliffs of the Universal
at Abrons' Playhouse, 466 Grand Street, New York
Chimeras are integrated bodies that synthesize incompatible modalities, surpassing their respective particularities without fusing them, finding common ground, or reducing one to the other. In this performance Florian Hecker uses psychoacoustics to compose such creatures from readings of a libretto by Reza Negarestani.
Fri, November 16, 2012 – 8:00pm
Mind Over Mirrors + Miguel Gutierrez
at Actors Fund: 160 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn
Mind Over Mirrors, AKA harmoniumist/electronicist Jaime Fennelly, performs with dancer and musician Miguel Gutierrez. After four years of constant collaboration, trans-continental performance, cohabitation and detritus as Sabotage and The Powerful People, this evening marks their first duo performance in eight years.
Sat, November 17, 2012 – 8:00pm
Mind Over Mirrors with Zelienople + The Ashcan Orchestra
at Actors Fund: 160 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn
Hailing from Chicago, Zelienople have been etching out a place for themselves in the Windy City for fourteen years. In a rare New York appearance Zelienople teams up with Mind Over Mirrors to perform a live soundtrack to Donald Prokop's film Gone. P. Spadine's Ashcan Orchestra open the evening.
Tue, November 27, 2012 – 6:30pm
RESCHEDULED! Sergei Tcherepnin: Massage Performance (Music)
RESCHEDULED! Artist-in-Residence Sergei Tcherepnin will premiere a new six-channel composition to be played through your body. The Massage Performances will be limited to a small number of participants, seven massages per evening with a waiting room for a small audience. RSVP required.
Thu, November 29, 2012 – 7:00pm
Evan Calder Williams
at Artists Space: Books & Talks, 55 Walker St. NYC
Evan Calder Williams' "In the Wan Light of Napalm and Moon" presents new research into the intersection of two old and ever-renewing histories: horror and capital. Taking flight from a Restoration Hardware catalog, the work sketches a secret hell of production and circulation drawn from the history of the horror genre.
Fri, November 30, 2012 – 8:00pm
Swedish Energies: EMS in NYC – Night 1
at Location TBA
The first night of Swedish Energies features Christine Ödlund, Mats Lindström, Vinyl Terror & Horror with guest JG Thirlwell, Rolf Enström, and a duo performance by Aki Onda, and Lise-Lotte Norelius.
Upcoming Philadelphia Shows
From Ars Nova Workshop:
Saturday, November 3, 8pm
Ab Baars, tenor saxophone, clarinet, shakuhachi; Ig Henneman, viola
Philadelphia Art Alliance, 251 S. 18th Street
$15 General Admission
The Philadelphia debut of this duo featuring the Dutch musicians Ab Baars and Ig Henneman. The duo began in 1999 at the Festival ControIndicazioni in Rome; they have since toured internationally, conducted numerous educational workshops, and, in 2006, released a debut album called "Stof." The multi-instrumentalist Baars is well known as a member of the Instant Composers Pool Orchestra, the long-running ensemble founded by Han Bennink, Willem Breuker and Misha Mengelberg. Over the years, Baars has also worked with Ken Vandermark, Roswell Rudd, Sonic Youth, and The Ex, and he leads the Ab Baars Trio with Wilbert de Joode and Martin van Duynhoven. Henneman has composed for orchestras, written film scores and has worked with ICP Orchestra members like Mengelberg, Wolter Wierbos, Michael Moore and Tristan Honsinger. She is also the leader of the Ig Henneman Sextet with Axel Dorner, Lori Freedman, Wilbert de Joode and Merilyn Lerner.
Saturday, November 10, 8pm
Fred van Hove, piano
Philadelphia Art Alliance, 251 S. 18th Street
$15 General Admission
An incredibly rare solo performance by the Belgian pianist Fred Van Hove, one of the pioneers of European free-jazz music. The pianist, accordionist, organist and composer Van Hove began his long-running collaboration with the German saxophonist Peter Brötzmann in the mid-1960s, and went on to work in trio with Brötzmann and the Dutch percussionist Han Bennink. Van Hove began performing solo in the early-1970s, and soon after founded the Werkgroep Improviserende Musici in order to elevate the work of experimental musicians and improvisers from Belgium. In 1978, he formed the Musica Libera Antverpiae and the Musica Libera Belgicae, which resulted in a series of new music and festivals highlighting the work of fellow experimentalists such as Radu Malfatti and Paul Rutherford. His celebrated recordings include 1967's "For Adolphe Sax" and 1969's "European Echoes" with Manfred Schoof, and throughout his career he has collaborated with Evan Parker, Barry Guy, Peter Kowald, Steve Lacy and Joëlle Léandre.


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10th Anniversary celebration of the Kelly Writers House at The University of Pennsylvania - Al Filreis, Jennifer Snead, Blake Martin, Sarah Giovanniello, Erin Gautsche, Jamie-Lee Josselyn, Andrew Zitcer, Noga Newberg, Anna Hageman, Hanna Wallach, Tahneer Oksman, Aaron Short, Kate Duncan, Suzanna Urminska, Phil Sandick, Jessica Lowenthal, Ryan Godfrey, Allan Ford, Kate Ford, Meghan Stanley, Liz Rahaim et al
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A Match Made In Hell: Dietrich & Von Sternberg
With her smoldering seductiveness and provocative, often gender-bending style, Marlene Dietrich stands as one of the most dangerously desired femme fatales to emerge from Hollywood's Golden Age. Of course, the crafting of Dietrich's iconic image must be credited in part to the era's filmmakers, particularly director Josef von Sternberg. It was von Sternberg who, having taken an assignment in Germany to revive his own stalled career, first recognized Dietrich's spellbinding potential, casting the largely unknown actress as Lola Lola, The Blue Angel's irresistible temptress. The film proved to be an international smash, and established Dietrich as cinema's reigning siren overnight. Welcomed back to Hollywood, von Sternberg proceeded to feature Dietrich in six more torrid tales involving the perils of compulsive passion, each designed with suggestively layered shots and an achingly enticing soft lighting that never failed to amplify Dietrich's stunning allure. Take-Up Production's latest retrospective series, A Match Made in Hell, offers the rare opportunity to view all seven von Sternberg-Dietrich collaborations, screening one film every weekend through February at Trylon microcinema. They include The Blue Angel (1930), Morocco (1930), Dishonored (1931), Blonde Venus (1932), Shanghai Express (1932), The Scarlet Express (1934), and The Devil Is a Woman (1935) . Don't let the series title fool you; the films of A Match Made in Hell endure as an utterly bewitching tribute to one of cinema's greatest pairings. All films run Friday though Sunday, visit take-up.org for showtimes.
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text: I just published a draft that I was working on for several days. I was surprised to note that the date that it showed as being published was the day that I started the draft, not the date it was actually published. The actual published date was always accurately reflected until 3.2. Now that I know this I can, of course, work around it easily enough but it should be fixed I would think.


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PREVIEWS: "Daredevil," "Uncanny X-Men," & More Marvel Comics On Sale August 3, 2016
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Manifest Destiny #5
With the looming threat of a flora epidemic, Lewis, Clark, and their crew attempt to eradicate it once and for all in Chris Dingess and Matthew Roberts's "Manifest Destiny" #5.
|March 17th, 2014
Black Widow #4
A dull day of working for S.H.I.E.L.D. becomes a not-so-dull day of fighting monks with machine guns in Nathan Edmondson and Phil Noto's "Black Widow" #4.
|March 17th, 2014
Hawkeye #17
"Hawkeye" #17 by Matt Fraction and Chris Eliopoulos shows readers what Clint missed when he slept through the "Winter Friends" holiday cartoon special.
|March 17th, 2014
Nosferatu Wars #1
Vampires Tarquin and Moria can kill as they please in plague-stricken Europe, until something goes terribly wrong in Steve Niles & Menton3's "Nosferatu Wars."
|March 17th, 2014
Coffin Hill #6
Caitlin Kittredge and Inaki Miranda conclude their first story arc in "Coffin Hill" #6, and while it's a solid wrap-up to one plotline, this is a book that could still use a bit more energy.
|March 17th, 2014
All-New X-Men #24
"The Trial of Jean Grey" arc continues as the actual trial begins and quickly falls apart in Brian Michael Bendis and Stuart Immonen's "All-New X-Men" #24.
|March 17th, 2014
Mighty Avengers #8
Ava vanquishes her Tiger God with surprising ease and sons come back to haunt fathers in Al Ewing and Valerio Schiti's "Mighty Avengers" #8.
|March 17th, 2014
Superior Spider-Man #29
Dan Slott, Christos Gage and Giuseppe Camuncoli pit the Doc Ock-controlled Spider-Man against the Green Goblin and someone dies in "Superior Spider-Man" #29.
|March 14th, 2014
Ghost #2
"Ghost" #2 has Kelly Sue DeConnick, Chris Sebela, Ryan Sook and Drew Johnson remind readers that a deal with the devil is one that's not to be trusted, even as a serial killer inches closer to a new prey.
|March 14th, 2014
X-Men Legacy #300
"X-Men Legacy" #300 by Simon Spurrier, Mike Carey, Christos Gage, Tan Eng Huat, Steve Kurth and Rafa Sandoval is the meaning of a legacy, and reveals one of the smaller, heretofore unseen effects of the death of Professor X.
|March 14th, 2014
Captain Marvel #1
Carol Danvers gets a fresh start with an intergalactic adventure in Kelly Sue DeConnick and David Lopez's "Captain Marvel" #1.
|March 14th, 2014
Beasts of Burden: Hunters and Gatherers #1
The trap is sprung as the beasts of Burden Hill attempt to find out the secret of an animal eating invisible monster in Evan Dorkin & Jill Thompson's "Beasts of Burden: Hunters and Gatherers."
|March 14th, 2014
Superior Foes of Spider-Man #9
"The Superior Foes of Spider-Man" #9 has all of the disparate plotlines start to converge, courtesy Nick Spencer and Steve Lieber, even as Boomerang is hunted by Bullseye and can never get a break.
|March 14th, 2014
Fantastic Four #2
James Robinson and Leonard Kirk's "Fantastic Four" #2 runs into the same problem a lot of creators are having with these characters: how to make them exciting.
|March 14th, 2014
Unity #5
"Unity" #5 brings Ninjak, Eternal Warrior and X-O Manowar back together to try and rescue Livewire from the predicament that writer Matt Kindt and artist CAFU have put her in.
|March 14th, 2014
Deadpool #25.NOW
"Deadpool" #25.NOW by Brian Posehn, Gerry Duggan and Mike Hawthorne is a wacky comic that includes Deadpool and Crossbones beating the heck out of each other, wieners, a bike accident and a pillowcase with money.
|March 14th, 2014
Avengers Undercover #1
The survivors of Murder World are grappling with what happened to them when Cullen Bloodstone goes missing in Dennis Hopeless & Kev Walker's "Avengers Undercover" #1.
|March 14th, 2014
Justice League 3000 #4
The secret origin of the future Justice League is revealed in "Justice League 3000" #4 from writers Keith Giffen and J. M. DeMatteis and artist Howard Porter.
|March 13th, 2014
Secret Avengers #1
Ales Kot and Michael Walsh bring together an odd assortment of Avengers and S.H.I.E.L.D. agents for Maria Hill's black-ops team in "Secret Avengers" #1.
|March 13th, 2014
Magnus: Robot Fighter #1
Dynamite Entertainment's Gold Key comic book line adds "Magnus: Robot Fighter" #1 to its ranks, thanks to Fred Van Lente and Cory Smith.
|March 12th, 2014
Batman #29
"Zero Year: Dark City" draws to a close in "Batman" #29, but Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo are simply turning a corner as the saga continues to expand.
|March 12th, 2014
Archie #653
The Archies wrap up their world tour in "Archie" #653 by Dan Parent and Rich Koslowski, a fun and slightly-different romp full of camaraderie, shenanigans, and even a few life lessons snuck in.
|March 12th, 2014
The Returning #1
An intriguing premise about coming back from the dead is marred by inconsistent art, stiff dialogue and an unexpected -- and unwanted -- move by the central character in "The Returning" #1 by Jason Starr and Andrea Mutti.
|March 12th, 2014
Monster and Madman #1
"Monster and Madman" #1 by Steve Niles and Damien Worm is largely set-up for Frankenstein's monster to meet up with Jack the Ripper, but its insight into the creature's personality is enough to carry the issue.
|March 12th, 2014
Stray Bullets: Killers #1
he long wait is over, and it was absolutely worth it. David Lapham's "Stray Bullets: Killers" #1 is a perfect introduction to his signature creation, with a story just as creepy and chilling as the originals.
|March 12th, 2014


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In Celebration of the Human Voice - The Essential Musical Instrument
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A collection of a cappella TTBB sheet music arrangements for male voices. Christmas arrangements for male singing groups.
Displaying 1-31 of 31 items.
Various Arrangers : Sing in the Barbershop Quartet Christmas Collection
Review: These great collections let men sing four-part a cappella harmony with a professionally recorded barbershop quartet. The books include TTBB parts and the CDs feature full performances. Just turn on the CD, open the book, pick your part, and sing along!
Songlist: Do You Hear What I Hear?, (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays , I'll Be Home For Christmas, It's Beginning To Look Like Christmas, Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Little Saint Nick, We Need A Little Christmas, White Christmas
Blenders : A Cappella Christmas
Review: Popular contemporary a cappella group The Blenders' arrangements are in high demand for their tight, sweet harmonies. Included here some of their most well-loved Christmas songs as featured on their top-selling recordings. Scored for men's voices, TTBB plus solo.
Songlist: Angels We Have Heard On High, Christmas Time Is Here, When It Snows, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, O Come All Ye Faithful, Rudoplh The Red-Nosed Reindeer, Silent Night, The Christmas Song, The First Noel, Tiny Little Christmas, T'was The Night Before Christmas
Deke Sharon : Men's Pop Christmas
Review: With elegant simplicity, Deke Sharon's arrangement of the Irving Berlin classic "White Christmas" gives each voice its moment to shine. The minimal homophony keeps the pleasurable chord changes coming, culminating with a satisfying cadenza progression that will close your holiday concert with class. Looking for something to spice up your Christmas program? How about the Elvis classic "Santa Claus Is Back In Town"? With plenty of swagger and swing, the tenor solo sits over a bed of playful doo-woppy harmonies. "got no sliegh with reindeer, got no sack on my back, you're gonna see me comin' in a big black Cadillac! Finally a setting of the Charlie Brown Christmas classic "Christmas Time Is Here" that doesn't require a children's choir! The sweetly sentimental Tenor 1 melody floats over and dips into a woven texture of rich jazz harmonies. Originally made famous by Kay Starr, this arrangement transforms "(Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man With The Bag" into a playful barbershop swing, with the melody in the tenor 2 line, and lots of right homophony.
Songlist: White Christmas, Christmas Time Is Here, (Everybody's Waitin' for) The Man With The Bag, Santa Claus Is Back In Town
Scott Leonard : Christmas Songbook - As Arranged for Rockapella
Review: TTBB Div A Cappella
Songlist: This Christmas Day, Merry Christmas Darling, Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Silver Bells, Christmas Without You
Alfred Burt : Christmas Carols TTBB
Review: These delightful carols are the result of a tradition begun by the Reverend Bates G. Burt, his composer son, Alfred and friend-of-the-family Whila Hutson; for many years these three collaborated on the creation of original carols, which were then sent to friends as Christmas cards. The fifteen carols as published are arranged in three sets. The carols within each set were selected to provide a variety of sound and facility of transition from one carol to the next so that each set may be performed as a program group
Songlist: Caroling, Caroling Long Ago , O Hearken Ye, Nigh Bethlehem, All On A Christmas Morning, We'll Dress The House , Ah, Bleak And Chill Wintry Wind, Christmas Cometh Caroling, Some Children See Him, Jesu Parvule, Bright, Bright, The Holly Berries , The Star Carol, Carol Of The Mother, What Are The Signs , Christ In The Stranger's Guise , Come, Dear Children
Cantabile - The London Quartet : A Festival of Carols in Two Minutes
Review: In the space of two minutes, enjoy singing favorite moments from nearly 30 Christmas carols and songs in this medley arranged by Cantabile - the London Quartet. Lots of fun for everybody!
Songlist: A Festival of Carols in Two Minutes
Chor Leoni : Choral Christmas Collection
Review: A perennial favourite with Vancouver audiences, Corlynn's sweet and gentle 'Christmas Angel' has elements of traditional and popular music. it is sure to be a hit with your audiences too. A smooth and jazzy version of 'Silent Night,' this piece is straightforward and suitable for any Christmas concert. Written in a traditional chant-like style with unison lines alternating with lush harmonic passages, Chor Leoni discovered Willan's previously unpublished version of 'Magnificat' and instantly fell in love with it. One of Chor Leoni's favourite modern Christmas carols, 'Yuletide Fires' is as warm and glowing as a glass of mulled wine.
Songlist: Christmas Angel, Silent Night, Magnificat, Yuletide Fires
Close Harmony For Men : Feliz Navidad - 4 Charts and Parts CD
Review: The song 'Feliz Navidad' is one of the most popular and often-heard songs of the Christmas season. It was written and recorded by the Puerto Rican artist Jose Feliciano in 1970. The spanish words are derived from a common holiday greeting 'Feliz navidad, prospero ano y felicidad' meaning 'prosperous year and happiness.' The percussion parts can be played by the choral musicians, or assigned to a small group of percussionist. In either case, the pulse and tempo should remain steady and constant. If you are performing this song in a chorus rather than a quartet, you could try having some of the singers create the percussion parts using vocal percussion or body percussion by imitating the sounds of the maracas, tambourine, cowbell and woodblock. Four copies of the sheet music arrangement plus a CD featuring the full performance plus part-predominant tracks (Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass), sung with lyrics.
Songlist: Feliz Navidad, CD features part-predominant tracks, sung with lyrics., Full Performance, Tenor, Lead , Baritone, Bass
Sheet Music Available: TTBB
Close Harmony For Men : Little Saint Nick
Review: Written by the Beach Boys this classic Christmas song reached number 3 in the charts in 1963. This arrangement is in an easy swing, with a variety of interesting harmonic and rhythmic figures. Keep the tempo steady and take care to sing the syncopations accurately and you'll have a lot of fun singing this vintage Beach Boy tune!
Songlist: Little Saint Nick
Donald Campfield : Sacred Carols for Men's Voices
Review: A selection of sacred carols.
Songlist: O Come All Ye Faithful, What Child Is This, I Wonder As I wander, Lo How A Rose E'er Blooming, It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, O Come Emmanuel, Away In A Manger, Joy To The World, O Little Town Of Bethlehem, O Holy Night, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, Angels, From The Realms Of Glory, Angels We Have Heard On High, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne, While Shepards Watched Their Flocks, I Heard The bells On Christmas Day, As With Gladness Men Of Old, Good Christian Men Rejoice, The First Noel, We Three Kings Of Orient Are, Silent Night
Eclipse - Patrick Rose : Christmas Charts for 5 Male Voices
Review: These five contemporary Christmas arrangements from Eclipse's excellent Holiday album 'Three Kings' are perfect for your small male ensemble. All arrangements are for five male voices.
Songlist: Drummer Boy, Three Kings, Lullaby, This Year, Go Tell It
Eclipse - Patrick Rose : Christmas Charts for 6 Male Voices
Review: Four more Christmas arrangements from Eclipse's excellent Holiday album, 'Three Kings.' All arrangements are for six male voices.
Songlist: The First Noel, Hark, The Herald Angels Sing, Silent Night, What Child Is This
Eclipse - Patrick Rose : It's Christmas Time - Charts Vol 1
Review: Rapidly gaining a solid reputation in a cappella circles the arrangements of Patrick Rose are original, creative and fun to sing. These are the arrangements as sung by Eclipse on their popular holiday CD release of the same name. Freshen up your male ensemble's Christmas repertoire!
Songlist: Shake Up Christmas, I Saw Three Ships, Come All Ye Faithful, O Holy Night, We Need a Little Christmas
Eclipse - Patrick Rose : It's Christmas Time - Charts Vol 2
Review: Rapidly gaining a solid reputation in a cappella circles the arrangements of Patrick Rose are original, creative and fun to sing. These are the arrangements as sung by Eclipse on their popular holiday CD release of the same name. Freshen up your male ensemble's Christmas repertoire!
Songlist: Christmas as a Child, Do Your Hear What I Hear?, Christmastime, Let It Snow, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Ernie Haase & Signature Sound : Every Light That Shines at Christmas
Review: 16 songs from the holiday album by this popular men's gospel quartet, arranged in TTBB format with accompaniment.
Songlist: He Started the Whole World Singing, Oh Come, All Ye Faithful, Marshmallow World, Every Light That Shines at Christmas, Redeeming Love, Changed by a Baby Boy, Mr. Heat Miser, Thank God for Kids, Christmas Is Christmas (Wherever You Are), God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, What Child Is This?, If It Doesn't Snow on Christmas, All I Want Is You, Christmas in Indiana, Silent Night, Light a Candle, Amen
Gaither Vocal Band : Christmas Songbook
Review: This songbook is the perfect complimentary piece to the audio project by the same name. Exquisitely arranged, these songs transport us to the heart of Christmas and is sure to enhance any celebration.
Songlist: Away In The Manger, Carol Medley, Christmas In The Country, Come And See What's Happenin', I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day, My Heart Would Be Your Bethlehem, O Holy Night, O Little Town Of Bethlehem, Winter Wonderland
Gladys Pitcher : 30 Old and New Christmas Carols (TTBB)
Review: 30 Old and New Christmas Carols for church, home or community singing. This edition is for unison or four-part male voices.
Songlist: Angels We Have Heard on High, Away in a Manger, The Birthday of a King, Carol of the Russian Children, Christmas is Coming, Coventry Carol, Deck the Hall, The First Nowell, The Friendly Beasts, God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen, Good King Wenceslas, Hark! The Herald Angel, The Holly and the Ivy, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Jingle Bells, Joy to the World, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming, O Come, All Ye Faithful, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Holy Night, O Little Town of Behtlehem, Shepherds, Shake off Your Drowsy Sleep, Silent Night, Susanni, Wassail Song, We Three Kings of Orient Are, We Wish You a Merry Christmas, What Child is This? (Greensleeves), While By My Sheep, While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks, and more
Good News Quartet : The Heart Of Christmas - Songbook
Review: The mission of the Good News! Gospel Quartet is to provide music and learning assistance for quartets who want to sing gospel songs in the four-part barbershop style. The songbooks are in four part a cappella arrangements with most having supporting CDs with part-predominant tracks plus full-mix tracks are also available. It is the hope of the Good News! that you will find your mission as a quartet singer, or as a listener, be enriched and learn with these fine recordings.
Songlist: Deck The Halls, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming, Coventry Carol, While Be My Sheep, While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks, O Little Town Of Bethleham, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence, It Came Upon A Midnight Clear, Silent Night, Away In A Manger, Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head, Angels We Have Heard On High, When Christ was Born OF Many Free, I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day, Bring A Torch, Jeannette Isabella, God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen, Here We Come A-Wassailing, O Holy Night, We Wish You A Merry Christmas
Jay Althouse : Christmas Spirituals for Men's Voices
Review: A selection of superb well-crafted orginal a cappella Christmas sprituals. "Good News" opens with an energetic melody sung by the low voice with the upper three voices singing in counterpoint above. Rhythmic energy develops the piece and it ends with an electrifyimg eight measure coda that's the pinnacle of excitement. No solos, no tempo changes make for quick learning. In the classic spiritual tradition, yet fresh and contemporary." Whisper! Whisper!" has strong dynamic contrasts (from "Whisper, whisper, tiny baby in a manger lay" to "Shout it out from the hills and valleys; baby born today") make this a winner for your choir. A lush middle section contrasts with the rhythmic excitement of the opening theme. Brief, easy solos for male singer. Who's That Baby?" opens with the basses asking, in a hushed, rhythmic melody, "Who's that baby in a manger bed?" The text is classic spiritual style, but the music is anything but... it's fresh, new, and alive! "Have You Heard?" features contrasting dynamics (excellent for teaching phrasing), male solos, and a tender middle section which contrasts with the hushed excitement of the opening and closing melody. Includes a descant on the final chorus.
Songlist: Good News!, Who's That Baby?, Whisper! Whisper! ( Baby Born Todday ), Have You Heard?, Look Up, Children
Larry Pugh : Just for the Guys at Christmas
Review: Eight Reproducible Choral Works for the Emerging TB Chorus. Like its namesake predecessor, "Just for the Guys at Christmas" presents eight exceptional and best-selling titles not previously available in a TB voicing--this time featuring holiday repertoire--in a cost-saving reproducible format. For just over $5 per title, your purchase includes the non-transferable right to make a personal copy of the music for each singer, no matter how big your choir--both now and for years to come--plus a helpful accompaniment CD. The featured titles include the music some of today's best educational choral composers, making this unique collection both practical and a great resource for TB holiday repertoire.
Songlist: Cantate Hodie! (Sing Today), Noel, Noel , Whatcha Gonna Call That Baby?, Beautiful December, African Noel, A La Nanita Nana , Riu, Riu, Chiu, Have a Merry One!
Marty Parks : Men Sing Christmas
Review: A heavenly host of great music for men's voices in the Advent and Christmas season. This collection from Marty Parks has established a treasured place in music ministry. The essence of the Christmas story is captured in a variety of styles. Collection includes service openers, anthems, calls to prayer, and benedictions.
Songlist: Amen, Child of Bethlehem, Christmas Presence, How Great Our Joy!, Jesus, the Light of the World, Jesus, the Son of God, Joyfully We Sing, Mary Had A Baby, O Come, All Ye Faithful, O Little Town of Bethlehem, O Lord, Most Holy, Once In Royal David's City, Prince of Peace, We Have Seen His Star
Norman Luboff : Season's Greetings - TTBB
Review: The holiday albums of the Norman Luboff Choir were perennial bestsellers for years and these arrangements are classics that will brighten any Holiday concert.
Songlist: Deck The Halls, Still, Still, Still, A La Nanita Nanita, I Saw Three Ships, Lullaby Of The Shepard, Baloo, Lammy, Merry Christmas One And For All, O Christmas Tree, Whence ComesThis Rush Of Wings, Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine, Gloucestershire Wassail, Silent Night
Ralph Vaughan Williams : Nine Carols For Male Voices
Review: Vaughan Williams arranged these carols during World War 1 for the "choir" he developed among the men in his Field Ambulance unit. In 1917 they were stationed in Greece, near Katerini, on a hillside with Mount Olympus towering above. Ursula Vaughan Williams writes "Another experince, which no one who was there forgot, was carol singing on Christmas Eve: snow-capped Olympus, the clear night, the stars, and Ralph's choir singing carols of Hereford and Sussex with passionate nostaglia. The choir made that Christmas so far from home one that had a special quality, a special beauty, long remembered."
Songlist: God Rest Ye Merry , And Joseph Was A-Walking (Cherry Tree Carol), The First Nowell, The Lord At First, Coventry Carol, I Saw Three Ships, A Virgin Most Pure, Dives And Lazarus
Roger Emerson : Holiday Collection - For Men Only
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Songlist: Go, Tell It On The Mountain, O Little Town of Bethlehem, O Come, Emmanuel, Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming, O Holy Night, O Come, All Ye Faithful, Silent Night
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Songlist: Angels We Have Heard On High, Baby, What You Goin' to Be?, Beautiful Savior, Celebrate the Child, Come, Thou Long-expected Jesus, Come to My Heart, Gesu Bambino, Gloria, Hear the Good News, How Great Our Joy, In All of His Glory, Jesus! Jesus!, Light of the Star, O Come, O Come, Emmanuel, O Holy Night, Sing Praise to the King, Sovereign Lord, The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy, When He Comes
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Review: Looking for something to spice up your Christmas program? How about some Elvis classics? "Santa Claus Is Back In Town" - With plenty of swagger and swing, the tenor solo sits over a bed of playful doo-woppy harmonies. "got no sliegh with reindeer, got no sack on my back, you're gonna see me comin' in a big black Caddilac! "Santa, Bring My Baby Back (To Me)" - Put some Elvis into your concert with this hit from 1957. Complete with combo parts (alto sax, bass, drums, guitar, trombone, trumpet) and voiced for mixed, women and male choirs, this arrangement rocks the stage and makes a great novelty number with movement, costumes and staging, too. "Blue Christmas" - Elvis, Ringo, Celine, The Beach Boys, Smash Mouth and dozens of other artists have recorded this Christmas classic. Enjoy this new doo-wop setting with your men's choir this season.
Songlist: An Elvis Christmas, Blue Christmas, Santa, Bring My Baby Back (To Me), Santa Claus Is Back In Town
Various Arrangers : Christmas Gems for Male Voices
Review: Spread a little Christmas cheer with the doo-wop-style arrangement of the classic '50s pop song " Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree". Works great in all the voicings. "A Holly Jolly Christmas" is easily transportable for carorling or other programming options, this doo-wop style a cappella setting of this holiday classic will be a favorite. "We Three Kings" is the exact arrangement from the chart-topping album "Christmas Cheers" by a cappella powerhouse Straight No Chaser. Wild and fun, complete with elements of Mission Impossible, Boys II Men and Reggae. 2 tenor and 1 bass solo. . Irving Berlin's classic " White Christmas " in an exquisite a cappella setting. " Run To The Manger" is an original a cappella Christmas spiritual and is packed with rhythmic vitality and inspiring lyrics. Features a great hook and call-and-response solos. " Follow That Star to Bethlehem" celebrates Christmas with an energized rhythmic drive, an optional soloist, and solid, well-crafted vocal harmonies. An excellent holiday feature!
Songlist: Follow That Star To Bethlehem, White Christmas, Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, A Holly Jolly Christmas, We Three Kings
Various Arrangers : Christmas Spirituals for Men's Voices Vol 2
Review: Very cool! A rhythmic and refreshing twist on a holiday favorite! "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen" features dynamic syncopation and vocal interplay between parts. The traditional melody is presented in a slightly less than traditional way amidst the dramatic vocal ostinatos and countermelodies of the other parts, then finishes with fabulous glee club choral sound. "Go Tell It on the Mountain" has always been one of our livelier Christmas traditions and Carolyn Jennings's arrangement and additional text is spectacular. This exuberant arrangement for men's voices is bubbling over with joy and good tidings. Great for glee club or men's chorus, or to give the male voices in your mixed choir a moment in the spotlight. This is a real showstopper. With more than eighteen million copies of his works have been sold Don Besig is the recipient of several ASCAP Special Awards and is much in demand as a guest conductor, clinician and adjudicator. Here we include three of his compositions that will be sure to liven your concerts.
Songlist: Go Tell It To The Mountain, Sing Out The News!, A Tiny Little Baby, We've Got Good News to Tell!, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Various Arrangers : Men Sing Christmas
Review: A selection of traditional carols from around the world arranged for men's voices. includes carols from Cornwall, Germany, Spain and America.
Songlist: Rise Up Shepherd, Six Old Cornish Christmas Carols, O Tannenbaum, A La Nanita Nana, When Jesus Comes, While By My Sheep, We Wish You A Merry Christmas
Various Arrangers : Men's Jazz Holiday
Review: "All On A Christmas Morning" is one of the least performed but most hauntingly beautiful of the Alfred Burt Christmas carols, this male chorus version features tight four-and five-part voicings and jazz reharmonizations throughout, a rare step-out solo for the second bass, followed by another step-out solo for the first tenor. Rangy, but worthy addition to any Christmas program. This arrangement of "Away In A manger" seeks to give the lyrics their proper focus. It very effectively catches the mood that was intended with the lyrics, alternating shimmering harmonies with unison lines. Each member of the quartet is featured with one verse per person. This jazz waltz arrangement of "We Wish You A Merry Christmas" is reminiscent of Blue Rondo a la Turk. The top tenor has the melody throughout, sung sweetly above the energetic rhythmic bed of the others. Other than a few slightly tongue twisting lines, this arrangement is not at all difficult, but it is very effective. "What Are The Signs?" This little Alfred Burt Christmas carol is effective on its own or as a prelude to other carols in the program, especially other Burt carols. It begins with a Gregorian chant effect with all voices in a very quiet, low unison, then opens into a beautiful four-part male chorale in its second half. Requires good low range in the second bass part.
Songlist: All On a Christmas Morning, What Are the Signs?, Away In a Manger, We Wish You a Merry Christmas
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Last year, I began mulling over in my mind how to turn my experience with eating disorders into good and make a difference in women's lives. Applying for Voices of Our Future inspired me to start taking action. I have only recently realized my mission in helping my community; however, I have an idea of what my challenges are and how I could tackle them and provide solutions. I would combine my strengths of teaching, writing, cooking, and knowledge of holistic wellness to create change in my community.
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Dear Kristen, Your work is inspiring and challenging. It is so sad to me that women and young girls in our generations especially have such negative relationships to food, to their bodies and to their inner selves. I sometimes wonder how it is possible for us to begin to gain such headway in our external roles with the feminism movement, towards equality in leadership, in partnerships, in life (still work to do but we are getting there ) and yet internally our lack of self esteem continues to dis-empower so many of us. I am so pleased that you are reaching out and connecting with other women here on Pulsewire to begin discussions on this subject. I am interested to learn if women from other countries and continents struggle with the same food and self esteem issues as many of us do here in the western hemisphere/global north. And if so, why? and if not? why? and what can we do to change the tide for our daughters and granddaughters for good?! I look forward to reading more from you. All the best for all the great work that you do. Tina
Thank you for taking the time to comment Tina! I've only just started to research how self-esteem and body image may differ across cultures and around the world, but I do plan on exploring those questions you offered. I would use that information to help women based on their cultural influences. I don't know if we can change the components of media and society that negatively influence women's self-esteem, but we could teach women how to love themselves, and in doing so may see a positive shift in the feminist movement. Thanks for all your encouragement!
Dear Kristen,
You clearly speak with an authority and understanding of the issues that many people with eating disorders may face. You also clearly articulate a number of strategies to overcome some of these challenges.
Congratulations on a well thought out and written piece.
Good luck and stay inspired!
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I appreciate your comments Jacinta, and your support means so much. Thank you!
Dear Kristin,
You are passionate about a subject that I believe is becoming more and more important on a global level. It is also a very challenging issue, and I'm glad that you're dedicated to educating women about body image, health, and nutrition. Like many women, I have dealt with my own eating disorder, and while its peak was many years ago, it has left an imprint on my life that will likely never cease.
You have some great ideas on how to tackle this problem, and I can't wait to hear more from you!
Laura, thank you for reaching out and sharing your comments. As you understand, eating disorders are difficult to overcome, and even after surviving the disease, we must face our old demons on occasion. I hope to give women the tools and support to heal themselves and, very importantly, keep from slipping back into dangerous thinking and old ways. Perhaps we can support each other in our quest to remain healthy, both in body and mind. If you would like to start a conversation regarding eating disorders and self-esteem issues, I invite you to join my group "Let's Become Whole Women!" http://www.worldpulse.com/pulsewire/groups/28645
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The STOTT PILATES® Faculty, or members of our esteemed team of Instructor Trainers, is made up of highly qualified and internationally sought-after educators who are known for their dedication, professionalism and attention to detail. All of our faculty members hold full certification in the STOTT PILATES method and have achieved additional designations to complement their training. A diverse group, they come from various backgrounds including physical therapy, exercise science, athletic therapy, dance and group and personal fitness training to name a few. Every member of the team strives to uphold the highest standards of training that have been developed worldwide.
Gidget became a fully certified STOTT PILATES® instructor in 2004 and began her instructor trainer training in 2006. She is currently an Instructor Trainer for MERRITHEW™ specializing in STOTT PILATES and Total Barre™. Gidget is the owner of The Designed Body Pilates Studio in Plano, TX and in 2012 proudly became an official Licensed Training Center. Her studio has twice been voted Best Pilates Studio in the Dallas/Fort Worth area and she takes great pride in owning a studio that houses the education of MERRITHEW and a client base that both values and appreciates what this studio has to offer.
Gigi is one-half of the heartbeat of Gigi's Pilates Studio & Personal Training. A Des Moines native and fitness expert with more than 18 years' experience, Gigi's passion for fitness began early when she earned her Bachelor's degree in exercise science from Iowa State University. Since then she's added certifications as a personal trainer and group fitness instructor from the American Council on Exercise (ACE), the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA), and the International Sports Conditioning Association (ISCA).Gigi also is an Instructor Trainer for MERRITHEW™ specializing in STOTT PILATES®, and is a certified breast cancer exercise specialist with the Pink Ribbon Program.
Haley Buzbee Shoor is an Instructor Trainer for MERRITHEW™ specializing in STOTT PILATES® Reformer, Cadillac, Chair, Barrels and in Matwork. Haley found Pilates through her ballet training in Florida. After completing her training, she focused on teaching post-injury clients and clients with special needs. She is also a personal trainer certified through the American Council on Exercise and likes to bridge the gap between mind-body exercise and resistance training. Haley has taught in a variety of settings including gyms, corporate facilities, in-home private clients and several Pilates studios.
Holly received her STOTT PILATES® certification in 2001 and became an Instructor Trainer for MERRITHEW™ specializing in STOTT PILATES in 2011 and CORE™ Athletic Conditioning & Performance Training™ in 2013. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Dance from the University of Michigan, and a Masters of Fine Arts is Choreography and Performance from Mills College in Oakland, California. Holly is the founder and CEO of Blue Sparrow Pilates; a Licensed Training Center located in San Francisco. With her passion for dance and her wide ranging experience in teaching movement, she offers over a decade of experience working with a wide-ranging clientele, from the highest-level of athletes to rehabilitation. Holly is dedicated to helping students master the skills required to become successful fitness professionals, and is driven to share her knowledge and excitement with new teachers.
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