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Daniel Jefferies, founder of the cloud-computing solutions company, recently applied to be an early adopter for the device, and was able to purchase the trendy technology product for about $1,500.
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Google released Glass to a few thousand 'early adopting' technology individuals earlier this year. Newmind Group, which was the first Michigan Company to become a Google Apps Authorized Reseller, received the product on Monday. Newmind now has the second device in Michigan.
"We have one of the first in Michigan and we are going to play with it," said Daniel Proczko, of Newmind Group. "Because it is not ready for consumer use yet, Google is looking for developers to figure out what it should be used for. We'll use it in public and with clients. We're going to try to understand where this applies in the consumer world. We're really just playing with it."
The device responds to voice commands, is Bluetooth accessible, has a USB removable device and can make phone calls. The Glass stores photos, videos and allows the user to search the internet.
Newmind Group let fellow IT professionals try on the device during an event Tuesday called "Building IT Together" at the Radisson Plaza Hotel. Some 40 individuals from various West Michigan companies discussed networking, storage and software security strategies on May 21.
The event was designed to bring IT executives in the same room to discuss common problems and strategies, and most attendees were excited to try on the Glass.
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Earth Road is planning to open a 42,000-square-foot asphalt manufacturing plant on a 42-acre site at 6900 Van Buren Road. The plant will cost about $3.01 million.
The tax exemptions, if approved, would save the company $90,868 in sales taxes on construction materials and $30,000 in mortgage-recording tax. It also would see property tax savings from a payment-in-lieu-of-tax agreement, but the agency has not estimated the value of those savings because the agreement has not been negotiated, said Mary Beth Primo, county economic development director.
Earth Road is owned by Margaret Spano, wife of James Spano, who owns Spano Paving. Chris Belna, a representative of Earth Road, said the plant would employ four people initially and more as business increases.
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So, it parks each day all day long, on Southeast Fifth Avenue outside the US Bank Tower. Or on the side street around the corner.
The car has a visible radar detector, an Oregon Ducks license plate frame, and a cute little bright green stuffed animal on the dash.
I have looked at the laws for handicapped parking in Portland, and I guess this individual is okay parking all day outside the building, without any payment for fear of a $40 parking ticket. Meanwhile, I pay over $200 a month to park in the garage past this car that parks for free.
I would think that the handicap parkers would have the right to park for the same time as the maximum that paid parkers do. After all, there is parking in the Bank Tower and the garage across the street.
Am I wrong to assume that the spirit of the law is to provide a close parking spot for handicapped parkers to have ease of use for meetings and short visits, not all day free parking?
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So, while the Ford driver's parking habits (and apparent proclivity for speeding without getting caught by the Fuzz) may offend your sense of fairness, he or she is well within the letter and spirit of the law – as long there's a valid placard.
"We will check the location and the vehicle to see if this is a valid placard," said PBOT spokeswoman Cheryl Kuck. "If it is a valid placard, State law allows vehicles with a valid and properly displayed state disabled parking placard to park on the street in otherwise unrestricted timed or metered zones of 30 minutes or more without fee or time limit."
They have to pay to park in metered zones or spaces of under 30 minutes, such as a 15-minute zone or space, Kuck said. They also can't park in restricted spaces such as loading zones.
Q: I was just wondering when the Gibbs Street Bridge was opening, so I looked at their site. It says that the Grand Opening is June 23rd, but it also says "We anticipate opening the bridge by the end of May." Is it open yet?
A: No. "Anticipate" is City Hall-speak for
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Wrestling at 106 pounds, Mariner Jared Brant dominated his weight class at "The Altercation" at Houston High School over the weekend. Brant defeated two wrestlers en route to a first-place finish, and looks to hold on to his No. 6 ranking in the state.
As a team, Homer finished second with 155 points, beating tournament host Houston by nine points. A total of 14 teams competed in the event, with No. 5-ranked Valdez earning 170 points for the team title.
The Mariners took 17 wrestlers to the tournament, and placed 12 in the top six. Homer Head Coach Chris Perk said his team is at "nearly full strength."
Calvin Johnson, 113 pounds, won two matches before a tough loss in the finals to No. 2-ranked Gage Hoffman from Bethel. Johnson, who was pinned by Hoffman a week earlier, lasted three periods and scored a takedown in the second, before falling 4-10. Perk said Johnson should hold on to his No. 3-ranking, despite the loss.
Freshman Jaime Rios, 120 pounds, had what Coach Perk called "one of the biggest victories of the tournament" on Friday against Houston's Jacob Mcanulty. Rios defeated the Houston wrestler in front of a packed Hawk student body.
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Rios' brother Danny, who wrestles at 195 pounds, also advanced to the finals by pinning two opponents in the first period. Rios struggled against Nikiski's No. 1-ranked Luke Johnson in the finals, and succumbed to his double-bar arm and was pinned in the first period.
Voznesenka's Gavril Kalugin was third at 132 pounds.
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Perk said she "dominated" Kavan Weinberger-Desr from Houston with a 12-0 win.
Teammate Martin Welty finished fifth at 98 pounds.
"Welty's pin of Alhrik Schommer from Grace was one of the highlights of the whole tourney," Perk said. "He was losing 10-8, but was able to come back and pin Schommer in the third period with a half nelson."
Four Mariners placed fourth in the tourney. Wrestling at 145 pounds, Dakota Alward fell just short of qualifying for the finals in an extremely close match against No. 6-ranked Brain Allen of Valdez.
"Alward had Allen on his back at the end of the first period, but couldn't pin him as time ran out," Perk explained. "He was leading 6-5 in the second period, before Allen scored a reversal and held on through the third period for the 7-6 win."
Pedro Ochoa, 152 pounds, went 4-2 in his first weekend of wrestling. His only losses came at the hands of top-3 ranked wrestlers.
Ravi Cavasos and Jordan Reynolds placed fourth at 126 and 195 pounds, respectively.
Mariner senior David Jack Woo took fifth place at 138 pounds, picking up four wins in a "very competitive" weight class. His two losses were both to top-5 ranked wrestlers.
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She ended up placing sixth overall, as Hollie pinned Harrington in a rematch at the end of the day.
Julian Richburg and Timmy Woo both won one match at 132 pounds, while Andrew Doughty scored a pin at 145 pounds.
Homer will battle in a 16-team dual tournament at Nikiski this upcoming weekend. Matches begin at 2:30 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m., Saturday. The Mariners' final home meet of the year will be Tuesday, Nov. 19, against Soldotna.
The 6 p.m. contest at Alice Witte Gymnasium, is the final chance to see Homer's five seniors compete at home. In addition to Senior Night activities, the Mariner Wrestling Program will also induct a former wrestler into the Mariner Wrestling Hall of Fame at 5:30 p.m.
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Final round
106 pounds: Brant, major decision over Titus,
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113: Hoffman, Bethel, defeated Johnson, 10-4;
120: Drake, Houston, defeated J. Rios, 7-0;
195: Johnson, Nikiski pinned D. Rios, 1:13.
Third-place matches
98 pounds: J. Martin, major decision over
Weinberger-Desroches, Houston, 12-0;
145: Smith, Valdez, technical fall over Alward, 16-0;
152: Radmer, Houston, pinned P. Ochoa, 5:59;
195: Chikoyak, Houston, pinned Reynolds, 1:12.
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I recently watched an episode of "Our America with Lisa Ling" about a faith healing ministry in Fort Mill, S.C.
Ling, a television journalist, took a camera crew to document the very Pentecostal healing meetings to which hundreds of people came, some traveling hundreds of miles. Two sisters came with their mother who had terminal cancer, as did Steve, a man in a wheelchair, paralyzed from the waist down.
During the Dec. 8 ceremony, the names of all those being remembered or honored were listed in a special program and read aloud. All proceeds, unless specified by the donor, will benefit the Grant County Facility Fund.
Dry Ridge Christian
• Dec. 31 - Free community dinner. We will be serving dinner from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
• Dec. 31 – Youth Rally from 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. This is open to anyone over the age of 13 years. It will include games, a movie, praise band, and food.
Do you remember the worship chorus from the 1975 called O, How he Loves You and Me? I sang this song as a young man sitting in church. There is a line in this chorus that goes "He gave His life, what more could he give?"
The laying down of one's life is one of the ultimate acts of love a person can make. But Jesus was more than just a person and he actually demonstrated his love in a much stronger way that we do not even realize.
Christ Community
• Dec. 18 – The church received 10 new members. Rhonda spoke on the Word becoming flesh.
• Dec. 25 - Light brunch at 11 a.m. and then a short worship service including the children.
• Dec. 31 - 10:30 a.m. to worship and pray in the New Year.
Dry Ridge Baptist
• Dec. 23 and Dec. 25 - The church office will be closed for Christmas.
• Dec. 25 - Worship service at 10 a.m. All other activities for the day are canceled.
This week we conclude our series of articles examining the cultural weights, winds, trends and so-called friends that impede the individual and corporate spiritual progress. This week let's take a look at Divisions.
Christ Community
• Dec. 11 - Children's Christmas Program at 6 p.m. Refreshments after the presentation.
The children's parade float won a prize for being the best in "The Eyes of a Child" at Santa's Wonderland.
Anthony and Kristen Nelson, missionaries to Alaska, and their four small children were the guests for Missions Sunday.
Corinth Christian
Continuing from the previous articles, we're examining the cultural weights, winds, trends and so-called friends that impede our individual and corporate spiritual progress. This week let's take a look at Drain, Detours, and Discounts.
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Dems reintroduce Public Online Information Act
04.05.11— The Hill newspaper reports the latest on POIA: Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.) and Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y.) reintroduced a bill Monday that would require the federal government to post all publicly available information online in user-friendly formats. Every day, 78 percent of American adults use the internet. It's become our first stop for news and research. Our government needs to catch up," Israel said. "People across the country – from scholars to school children – should be able to see any public government information from the convenience of their computer. Public should mean online."


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Today is Friday, June 27, 178th day of 2014 with 187 to follow.
The moon is waxing. Morning stars are Mercury, Neptune, Uranus and Venus. Evening stars are Jupiter, Mars and Saturn.
In 1829, English scientist James Smithson left a will that eventually funded the establishment of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, in a country he never visited.
In 1844, Mormon founder Joseph Smith was slain by a mob at a jail in Carthage, Ill.
In 1847, the first telegraph wire links were established between New York City and Boston.
In 1859, Louisville, Ky., schoolteacher Mildred Hill wrote a tune for her students and called it Good Morning To You. Her sister, Patty, wrote the lyrics and later added a verse that began Happy Birthday To You.
In 1950, U.S. President Harry S. Truman ordered naval and air forces to help repel the North Korean invasion of South Korea.
In 1979, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled private employers could give special preferences to blacks to eliminate manifest racial imbalance in traditionally white-only jobs.
In 1991, Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall announced he was retiring from the U.S. Supreme Court. He was the first African-American to sit on the high court.
In 1995, the space shuttle Atlantis was launched from Cape Canaveral, Fla., on a historic mission to dock with the Russian space station Mir.
In 2001, screen legend Jack Lemmon died at the age of 76.
In 2003, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission opened a long-awaited nationwide registry for people who want to block unwanted telemarketing calls.
In 2005, Dennis Rader, the so-called BTK (bind, torture, kill) killer, pleaded guilty to 10 slayings in the Wichita, Kan., area. (He was sentenced to life in prison.)
In 2007, Tony Blair officially stepped down as British prime minister when he submitted his resignation to Queen Elizabeth II. He was succeeded by Gordon Brown.
In 2009, a top health official said the H1N1 virus, known as swine flu, killed 127 people of the more than 1 million infected in the United States. About 3,000 were reported hospitalized.
In 2011, a federal court jury in Chicago convicted former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich on 17 felony corruption charges that included trying to sell the U.S. Senate seat vacated by Barack Obama after the 2008 presidential election. (Blagojevich was sentenced to 14 years in prison.)
In 2012, Tanzanian Deputy Interior Minister Pereira Silima said about 42 migrants died of asphyxiation riding in a truck packed with more than 120 people.
In 2013, Kevin Rudd was sworn in as Australia's prime minister for the second time in three years, regaining the post after defeating Julia Gillard in a Labor Party leadership vote. (He then resigned in September after the party was defeated.)


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Greenest Restaurant in America!
How about that! Greenest restaurant in America! In fact, when the Green Restaurant Association took a look at our new Base Camp Café, the Cincinnati Zoo scored the highest sustainability rating of any restaurant EVER! We're composting and getting out of the landfill. We're serving fresher, local foods. And we're working toward a monster goal of having our zoo visitors eat as well as our animals!
And it's not just our restaurant . . .
Over the past 7 years the Cincinnati Zoo has become nationally known as "The Greenest Zoo in America." And this isn't just a branding campaign or a marketing plan, we have the data to back it up. The Cincinnati Zoo uses 1/3 the water we used in 2006, when we began our big sustainability push. And though we have added 25% more buildings, animal exhibits, and facilities since then, we use LESS electricity and natural gas than we did back then. And it's important to note that we didn't accomplish this by blowing money on big new systems. In fact, part of why our "Go Green" program is so effective is that we actually save a fortune through our sustainability programs. That way, we can invest those utility savings in upkeep and improving the zoo – for both our animals and our visitors.
The Way Forward
Of course, it's not about winning awards or recognition. The Cincinnati Zoo models effective ways to "Go Green" because it is good for our community and good for our world, as well as our bottom line. The big challenges that both wildlife and people face in the 21st Century are not going to be solved top-down. There is no magic wand that the World Wildlife Fund or the EPA can wave to save the world. Even huge problems like habitat loss and climate change will only be solved by hundreds of millions of better, more informed, decisions being made every day across America. Today the US leads the world in consumption. We can also lead the way in going green.
Come over to the Cincinnati Zoo and we'll show you how.
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Aaron Hernandez, former tight end for the Florida Gators and the New England Patriots, has been charged with murder. Hernandez has entered a plea of not guilty. Live updates below.
2:13 p.m.: Hernandez will be held without bail.
1:57 p.m.: Worth noting: Massachusetts does not have the death penalty.
1:55 p.m.: The prosecutor says law enforcement has Hernandez on video, driving his car at the location where Lloyd's body was found, according to Boston's FOX 25.
1:47 p.m.: More details on the case, courtesy of Boston.com: Odin Lloyd, the victim, was last seen alive in the company of Hernandez.
Five .45-caliber shells have been recovered.
Hernandez' cell phone has been recovered and analyzed. The analysis showed Hernandez and Lloyd spoke within two hours of Lloyd's death.
Hernandez also faces five gun-related charges.
1:41 p.m.: Aaron Hernandez has been charged with murder.
Earlier: Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez is inside the Attleboro District Courthouse for arraignment on an unspecified charge. Law enforcement officials are expected to reveal the charge against Hernandez shortly.
More from the official Twitter account of the Massachusetts State Police:
What is expected: Hernandez will be brought before the court. Official charge(s) will be read. A bail argument will be heard. Next date set.-- MASS STATE POLICE (@MassStatePolice) June 26, 2013
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When Edna Neubelt was born, Joan of Arc had just been beautified in Rome, William Howard Taft was inaugurated as the 27th U.S. President and the Boston Red Sox traded Cy Young to Cleveland.
Neubelt, a lifelong Jersey City resident, was born July 15, 1909, and celebrated her 102nd birthday last month.
A former teacher, she taught at Jersey City School 15 and School 25 before retiring in 1977 after 20 years of service.
Her late husband, Paul Neubelt, worked for the Hudson and Manhattan Tubes as a signalman. It was the train that preceded the creation of PATH.
The couple had six children, 4 girls and two boys. She has 7 grandchildren and a great granddaughter born this month.
A widow since 1970, she lives with her daughter, Rosemary Neubelt, in the St. John's Apartments where they have lived since moving from their last home on Fairview Avenue in 1980.
Before that, the family lived in a large 11-room home on Bidwell Avenue, Josephine Neubelt said.
For the past 30 years, Edna Neubelt has been a client of Salon St. John at 3023 Kennedy Blvd., Jersey City. Salon owner Michael Ricciardone and the salon staff held a small birthday party for her during her regular appointment last month.
"We had a little cake and a little celebration," Ricciardone said, adding that Neubelt still comes to the salon every Thursday morning.
"The celebration included the staff and the clients that are always there at the same time," Ricciardone said.
"At 102, Edna still does her crossword puzzles and you can't beat her," he said.
Rosemary Neubelt confirmed that her mother does two crosswords daily, plays Solitaire and reads. She said her mother never remarried. "She used to say, 'I had the best years of my life. Why would I take somebody else's trouble.' "


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By Tom Lehman 10:18pm, August 5, 2014 - Updated 6:47am, August 6, 2014A man was killed Tuesday when he was hit by an SUV near New Castle.
The crash happened about 6:20 p.m. just south of Rogers Road on New Castle Avenue.
State police say 52-year-old Claude Kellam of New Castle was trying to cross the southbound lanes of New Castle Avenue when he was hit by a 2004 Ford Explorer. Kellam was thrown into the air and landed on the road.
He was taken to the hospital, where he died from multiple traumatic injuries. The woman driver and a 56-year-old man in her vehicle weren't hurt.
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What many thought would be a relatively small and solemn procession to City Hall in observance of recent New Orleans murders, specifically the slayings of Marigny resident and local filmmaker Helen Hill on January 4 and Hot 8 Brass Band drummer Dinerral Shavers on December 28, quickly swelled into a city-wide march encompassing citizens from all neighborhoods of New Orleans.
Holding signs with slogans ranging from the direct, "Stop
the Violence,†to the deeply personal, "Six Family/Friends Murdered Since
July ... It's Personal Now,†New Orleans citizens, school children and business
people converged at City Hall in numbers that easily reached into the
thousands, with some estimates placing the total at over 3,000 participants. Not just a gathering to remember those killed, the protest turned
into an outpouring of grief, frustration and anger about a rising crime rate that has terrorized the city.
Numerous speakers representing several neighborhoods and community groups of New Orleans addressed the large crowd on the steps of City Hall. With Mayor C. Ray Nagin and city council members looking on, speakers called for increased accountability from elected officials and members of the New Orleans Police Department. Above all, community leaders implored New Orleans citizens to unite in both the struggle to combat crime in their neighborhoods, and the sometimes Herculean task of making sure public officials are doing their duties.
Speeches were sometimes fiery and arresting, such as that of Rev. John Raphael Jr. from the New Hope Baptist Church who called for racial unity and said that New Orleans should not be "drowned in the blood of its citizens." Other speeches were desperate and grief stricken, such as the poignant address of Dinerral Shavers' sister, Nakita, who fought back tears as she recounted the life of her brother and her delicate hopes for a city on the brink.
Mentioning that she was currently attending college elsewhere, Shavers said that she plans to come home after graduation, but fears that if the violence continues there might not be a "New Orleans to come back to."
After organizers and community representatives addressed an emotional and sometimes restless crowd, they asked for a moment of silence for all those killed in an ever-worsening crime wave. Though most fell silent, angry shouts periodically interrupted the collective pause, demanding a response from the mayor and other officials.
Afterwards, organizers explained that the march was about "citizens having a chance to have their say†and that the mayor would "soon have his.â€
As of January 11, New Orleans has reported nine murders since the beginning of the new year.
Below are several audio clips of participants and organizers explaining their motives in the march and why they came to show their support. Click the links to listen.
Baty Landis helped organize the portion of the march that began on the foot of Canal St. She explains that the main reason she got involved was that she had to speak out against New Orleans crime that has taken far too many of her friends and loved ones. Listen
Otis Fennell is a business owner in the Marigny neighborhood of New Orleans and a long-time resident of the city. Fennell also sees the present state of New Orleans as dire, but believes in the power of a collected effort by the citizens to make a change. Listen
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GRAND BLANC TWP, MI – The Grand Blanc Township Board approved three separate contracts with employees in its police department.
They include raises for patrol officers effective January 2014.
At its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 25, the Grand Blanc Township Board approved labor agreements for the township's police command, sergeants and patrol unions.
All three separate contracts are for three years, effective Jan. 1 2014, to Dec. 31, 2016. There are about 30 employees under the patrol contract, six employees under the sergeants contract and two employees under the command contract.
As part of the different agreements,
some employees will contribute more to their health care than before and the
amount of overtime was reduced. For the patrol unit, wages will be increased across the board by 1.5 percent effective January 2014, and at 2 percent in January 2015 and in January 2016.
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Oscar Roloff: Being sightless seems a slight handicap
About five years ago, I began seeing a white-cane man about 27 years old get off the Seattle bus at Kingsgate. With apprehension, I'd watch him as he cautiously "caned" his way past us to his house a block behind us.
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DHSS Seeks Grant Applications for Substance Abuse Prevention
TRENTON - The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services has nearly $5 million in annual federal grant awards available for agencies providing services to prevent drug and alcohol addiction, Health and Senior Services Commissioner Christine Grant announced today. Grant applications must be received by August 15, 2001.
"Drug and alcohol addiction are devastating to individuals and their loved ones," Commissioner Grant said. "Addiction is also costly - both to treat and to the criminal justice system. Addiction prevention programs can help spare much human suffering and reduce this economic burden on society."
Applicants for the grant awards must be hospitals, free-standing clinics, county or other local government agencies, schools or universities, or incorporated nonprofit organizations. Of the total federal funding available, a total of $4.7 million is set aside for community-based services in each of the state's 21 counties, and another $275,000 is available to address prevention on a statewide basis.
"Each county, through its Office on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, has assessed its own needs and developed a plan to serve the populations most at risk for addiction," said Dr. George DiFerdinando, deputy commissioner for public health services. "This gives us a road map for the wise use of available funding."
Money for statewide prevention programs can be used for prevention issues that might not be identified in the county plans, such as the needs of the disabled and other special populations, he explained. The amount of prevention grant money available for community based services this year is up from the previous grant award cycle, when $4.2 million in federal funds were available.
To apply for the grants, obtain forms or for additional information, visit the department's web site, www.state.nj.us/health. Written inquiries can be sent to: Richard McDonald, Division of Addiction Services, New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services, P.O. Box 362, Trenton, NJ 08625.
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Free concert, cheesecake Saturday night
April 11, 2006
The sonic piano-scapes of Calvin Jones will be presented in concert on Saturday, April 15, 7 p.m. at Dordt College�s B.J. Haan Auditorium in Sioux Center.
Jones has won international acclaim with his four releases �Through High Places,� �Coming Home,� �Uncharted Waters� and �Acoustic Passion.� His many credits include television and film soundtracks for such clients as McDonalds, Promise Keepers, Life Athletes, ATS Telecommunications, and Hallmark.
Masterfully, Jone�s performance paints musical pictures of a sunrise in the Rockies, the alpine flowers of the Cascades, the rushing whitewater of Glacier National Park, sunsets in the Ozarks and other breathtaking scenes. Aggressively contemplative, Jones is very physical with his instrument. Highly accessible, Jones� music incorporates classical and popular themes and his performances seem to strip away the action of the piano, caressing the strings. In the words of one critic, �If brilliant piano performance could be likened to a painting, Calvin Jones routinely executes a �musical Mona Lisa.��
Jones will be performing favorites from his four internationally released recordings, as well as new material slated for an upcoming album. This is a rare opportunity to see Calvin Jones for free, sponsored by Dordt�s Student Activities Committee. Don�t miss it!
Complementary cheesecake will be served following the concert for all who attend.
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Google founder snapped wearing augmented reality glasses
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Google might not be top dog forever says father of the internet
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Google co-founder: I'm not very social
Google's co-founder Sergey Brin has admitted that he isn't very social. "I'm not a social person myself" Sergey Brin said on using social networks. "But Google+ I've found instantly compelling." The comments were made on stage at the Web 2.0 Summit... >>
Google CEO: Schmidt out, Page in
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Games developer returns from Space
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