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1. Berkeley Free Speech Movement Folksongs
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Barrington Hall
Dan Paik
Dusty Miller
2. Meyer Buck Estate
3. Chicago Conspiracy Interviews 1970-03-05, 1970-03-08 1970-03
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4. Drake donation
Sir Thomas Beecham Society, Master Tapes for WSA-519
5. Interviews with Early Aviators, Reels 1-3: Ernie Smith, John J. Montgomery
6. Alice Ehlers
Ehlers Inventions Madison, Wisconsin 1961-10-16
Ehlers and Malcolm Hamilton, Works for Two Harpsichords 1964-03-14, 1964-03-16 1964-03
7. An Ethic For Broadcasting, programs 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 10, 11 1961
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8. Gaelic: Peg and Dan's; Jan Toby and Gan; P end Dan's, Vancouver 1973-08-28 [anonymous gift, 1998] 1973
9. from box labeled "Heresy ; B. Brecht ; F. Hayden ; N. Maynard"
Brecht interview with Mrs. L., rerecording
Unmarked, but with "dictation business" note
Maliky, Explosion
Cocteau, Les Maries de la tour Eiffel
Private Lives of the Master Race
University Meeting 1966 ; Theme from Judgment at Nuremberg 1966-12-09
Ibsen, Under Milkwood
Pirandello Notes
Clinical Medical Electronics Narration
KPFA Finnegan's Wake; Use of Ballads and Folksong by Joyce (2 shows) 1960-06-12
Irish mood music?
Notes for [Auciktet?] Lecture
Xmas recording, Porteus
Murdock and Herman Christmas Morning 1964
Office Dictation 1967
Hostage rehearsal?
Sound track? Stardust melodies
unmarked, but includes "Sound track for [illegible] Tape" on UC Berkeley notepaper
Cal Band rehearsal Big Game Show and Rehearsal of Band for Nancy Wilson 1967
Professional Ruminations ; Family (all) ; Baal Blocking
Ibsen Little Eyolf Preliminary Rambling 1-3
Clarence E. Burr, "Tape 4" on UC Berkeley notepaper 1967-11-30
[illegible- Turia T?]
Wild duck J. 1+2 End of Essay
Brand 1 and 2, Etc. Nov.10, Susie and Dachs
Kindermord #3 T 1+2
New Hostage Fall 1967
Norman Corwin. On a Note of Triumph, VE Day
Sound Effects - Feet, Chinese Temple
Material on Beckett, Heidegger etc.
Notes for Kindermord + Will, Revised for Bogard 1964-04-05
10. Carlos Hagen donations (more in other collections, esp. preservation tapes)
Carlos Hagen, On Fakery in Sound Recordings (radio program with excerpt from Moran ARSC presentation 1968) ; CBC radio program on Watergate tapes and editing
Ku Klux Klan songs from Louisiana (dubbed from discs) ; Australian songs, including 13 versions of "Waltzing Matilda." donated by Carlos Hagen
11. Herbert Hoover recordings
Herbert Hoover, Our national policies in this crisis. H.H.10 1950-12-20
Herbert Hoover ; Pope Pius XII 1941-06-29
Herbert Hoover, Can Europe's children be saved? WOR-Mutual 1941-10-19
Speech by G. Sokolsky to Lions Club (H.H. 3a); Speech fragment - "Red Oak" ; Will Irwin (H.H. 5); Speech by H. Hoover, "The international situation," 11-19-41 Chicago (H.H. 6); "Shall we send armies to Europe?" Union League Club, Chicago; Speech fragment, pt. 2 (H. Hoover) 2-16-41; closing announcement, piano interlude (H.H. 7), includes message from Pershing 1941
Chauncey McCormick address 1941-06-28 (H.H.8) ; "Must They Starve?" radio drama narrated by Boake Carter, includes excerpt of Hoover address (H.H. 4) ; Candid Camera 1941-03-12 (H.H. 3b) 1941
12. Martin Luther King at Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
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Dr. Martin Luther King address at Grace Cathedral [3/28/65] 1965-03-28
Grace Cathedral 1964 [misdated, probably 3/28/65]: Bishop Pike address, "Civil Disobedience"; Dean Bartlett (Very Reverend C. Julian Bartlett) address "Redemption or Atonement." 1965-03-28
KPFA Masters I, IV, V 1986-06
Victor Frankl, KPFA
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Country Joe and The Fish studio recordings: 585 #2 "Who Am I" (take 13) / 590 #1 "McGoo" (4 takes) ; "McGoo Inst. Only" ; "Stookly" (3 takes) / 590 #2 "Fixin' To Die" (10 takes) ; "Canada" (2 takes) 1967-07-06
Duke Ellington Basin Street Half-Inch Master #3
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15 George Lewis 1955-02-27, 1956-03-25. Donated by Norman Spelman in 1983 1955-1956
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16. Marty Marshall donation, 2000
Herbert B. Nanney Organ recital, Sequoias 1962-02-02
Craig's Trumpet 6th Grade, Keith 9th at Pop Pop's
17. James Melton Show, NBC. Musical excerpts 1949-02-01, 1949-04-29, 1949-03-12, 1949-08-11, 1949-07-11, 1950-08-27, 1950-04-11, 1950-07-12 1949-1950
18. Moran donations
William Moran, The Archivist's Responsibility for Authenticity. ARSC Conference, UCLA 1968-11
Guglielmo Marconi, "The Story of Wireless" in English from a BBC Recording, and in Italian from Radio Italiana ; Thomas Edison, "Let us not forget" speech 1919 ; First words spoken in a phonograph in 1877, taken from a 1927 film of the 50th anniversary of the phonograph 1919-1927
Sarah Bernhardt, Phedre ; La Samaritaine. Dubs from G&T discs made 1973 by Moran
Lee De Forest - In Memoriam (WWJ, Detroit program aired 1961-07-03, three days after his death) / Voice of America (WLWO, Washington, DC 1958-11-30) notes on tape box by Moran, tape donated by Mrs. De Forest 1958-1961
RK/WRM [i.e. Koprowski/Moran] tape. Speech in German, Deutschland. Political? 1940s?
Melba. Songs my Mother Taught Me (1916) ; Annie Laurie. With vocal introduction and discussion of playing speeds by Bill Moran (planning for ARS record issue)
19. Music Library Association
Music Library Association Northern California Chapter, Fall 1976 meeting at UCB. Andrew Imbrie speaks on The Angle of Repose 1976
Artis Wodehouse, "The Evolution of Caruso's Performance Style," joint meeting of Northern and Southern California Chapters of MLA 1983-04-23
21. A Nation of Nations, NPR American Issues Radio Forum program 1 1975-09-06
22. Pablo Neruda speaking and reading poems at the United Nations 1972-04-11
23. NLLM&T Recording Studio [from Schmidt Collection, content possibly not as labeled]
Tony Bennett TV Special 1967-08-21
Ann-Margret Special. Bob Hope, Danny Thomas, Carol Burnett (30's Spot), Jack Benny. CBS. Background Noises Courtesy NLLM&T Studio 1968-12-01
Movin' With Nancy - Nancy Sinatra Special. Lee Hazlewood, Frank Sinatra, Jr., Dean Martin, SAmmy Davis, Jr., Frank Sinatra. Sponsored By Royal Crown. NBC. Background Sound Effects Courtesy of Studio 1968-05-15
Jazz, An Intimate Art. Louis Armstrong, Dizzy Gillespie, Dave Brubeck, Charles Lloyd. Bell Telephone Company, NBC. Background Sound Effects Courtesy of Studio 1968-04-04
24. "Opera Mystery Tapes"
Debussy. Three Preludes For Piano. M-t10 3
Delibes. Lakma, Act 2. SU
Donizetti. Lucia Di Lammermoor. Act I. Cimara, Metropolitan Opera 1950-01-14
Gounod. Faust. Acts I and II. Pelletier, Metropolitan Opera 1949-12-31
Purcell. Dido and Aeneas. M-t10 8
Verdi. Fallstaff Reel 2 [ARS stamp]
Wagner. Siegfried/Gotterdammerung SU
Wagner. Siegfried Acts 2 and 3 SU 1951
unmarked except for 3/13/49, 3/20/49 SU 1949-03
unmarked except for SH [Standard Hour?] 3/27/49, 4/3/49 SU 1949
unmarked except for 11/20/49, 11/27/49 SU 1949-11
unmarked except for 4/23/50, 4/30/50 SU 1950-04
unmarked except for 8/10/52, 8/17/52 SU 1952-08
25. Pacifica Radio Awards Concert, Six compositions [technical notes refer to Oliveros, i.e. Pauline?] 1962-01-12
26. Packburn demos
Packburn demo tape for the Packburn Audio Noise Suppressor, Models 103 and 303
Packburn demo tape of performance of the Packburn Transient Noise Suppressor
27. Irwin Parnes, KFAC Luncheon at the Music Center programs 1967-1986
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Mischa Elman, Irwin Parnes, Thomas Cassidy announcer 1967-01-27
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36th Annual International Folk Festival, with Irwin Parnes and Anjani Ambegaokar (Kathak dancer). Martin Workman, announcer 1983-01-31
Irwin and Joy Parnes, Martin Workman, announcer 1984-02-27
Irwin Parnes, George Eckert (stage manager), Martin Workman, announcer 1986-12
28. Plano donations
Marian Anderson, personal recordings made at RCA-Victor: "Mr. President and Mrs. Roosevelt" (BS-048618) ; "Your Majesties" (BS-048619) 1940-03-28; interview at the United Nations for U.N. Day by Don Pringle, 1976-10-24. donated by Gerry Plano in 1977 1940-1976
Jimmy Durante And Friends. Radio Broadcasts, Dupe Recording from Discs. Gift of Gerry Plano.
29. Poulsen
Emperor Franz Joseph and Poulson's Assistant recorded on Poulsen's Telegraphone, 1900 World's Fair, Paris. (tape copied by Movic Taperecorders, 1959 from original Poulson wire now in Copenhagen Museum) 1900
Prof. Blankensteiner interview at Technologische Werbemuesum, Wein about Poulson's telegraphone and the Franz Joseph recording (tape copied by Movic Taperecorders, 1959)
30. Radio Moscow
Radio Moscow. Tchaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty (Tapes 1-3)
Radio Moscow. Popular Soviet songs. 2nd program
32. Stanford Music Reserves
African music (Uganda, Tanzania, Mpangu, Handa-Angola)
Myra Hess, Edwin Fischer, Percy Grainger
Liszt and Leschetitzky Pupils
33. Albert Schweitzer
Dr. Albert Schweitzer press conference held during the Goethe Celebration, Aspen, Summer 1949. Donated by John L. Hay 1961 1949
Dub of 1949 Schweitzer tapes, transferred May 1966 by KZSU 1949
34. The Spice Of Life, Adventures in Good Music with Karl Haas 1984
35. K. Hart Smith Trust donation 1962
"Is Thompson On An Art Kick?" Ladies' Luncheon 1967-10-27
Grolier Club
Address, Kansas City Chapter of Association of Industrial Advertisers
General Pershing from the Battlefields of France ; Ambassador James W. Gerard. Dub from Columbia Gramophone Nation's Forum disc c.1918
Welcome Mr. Strouse
37. Syncom 1963-1964
Voice of America: Kennedy and Balewa (Nigerian Prime Minister), First Communication Via Satellite. English Syncom 1963-08-23
Story Line program with Ruth Ashton, CBS Guests Paul Norsell, HAC and Alton Jones, GSFC. Demonstration of Telephone Calls via Syncom II 1964-04-01
38. Arnold and Joanna Tish donation 1990
Farewell To Ike, Tribute to Eisenhower, NBC News KRON 1961-01-10
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Ogden Nash at Foothill College 1962-02
Wall Street Speaks to Chet Huntley (dub from LP set?)
Robert Frost University of California Men's Gymnasium. Dub made 1963 1953
Tribute to Herbert Hoover on evening of his death. NBC, KNBR Radio. recorded off-air, last half of 60 min. program 1964-10-20
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SF Symphony. Mozart. Overture to Don Giovanni; Mozart. B flat Major piano concerto, Rudolph Ferkaney, piano; Interview with violist; Kripps conducting on eve of his 65th birthday. KKHI broadcast
39. Voice of Firestone
Voice of Firestone, tape 1. If I could tell you / Richard Crooks -- In my garden ; If I could tell you / Eleanor Steber
Voice of Firestone, tape 2. Bluebirds / Barlow -- Do you recall / Schumsky -- You are the song in my heart / Eleanor Steber -- In my garden / Eleanor Steber -- If I could tell you / Lynch
Voice of Firestone, tape 3. Melody of love / Mack Morgan and the Cities Service Chorus - You're the song in my heart / Gladys Swarthout -- Melody of love / Richard Crooks
Voice of Firestone, tape 4. If I could tell you / Richard Crooks -- In my garden / Richard Crooks -- Love is a song in my heart / Margaret Speaks
Voice of Firestone, tape 5. Rise Stevens
Voice of Firestone, tape 6. Idabelle Firestone Memorial Program. Rise Stevens with Howard Barlow's Chorus and Orchestra 1954-07-12
3-5" reels
Putnam Aldrich encores, Berkeley recital [transfer to Stanford collections?] 1962
Robert Ernest Babcock statement related to arrest 1959-06-29
Jean Berger. Vision of Peace. Olaf C. Christiansen, St. Olaf Choir. Dubbed from St. Olaf Records DLP 6. Received 1977
Tristam Cary. Nonet (Computer Music)
Chen Yu-Hsin, Lullaby. With recordings of several other Chinese composers
Elgar. Pomp and Circumstance No. 1, 4 Trios only. "For School of Education" 1971-1974
King George V 25th Jubilee Address, CBS overseas broadcast (transfer from aluminum disc) 1935-03-06
Grapelli/Liang/Reinhardt, Paris, mid-30s
Adolf Hitler pre-war speeches (Peteler Documentation, Germany, 1970)
Dan Lewis Plastic Containers [sound effects, interview snippets, etc.]
Lawrence Olivier's scenes from Shakespeare's Henry V and Hamlet; Muir Mathieson, Philharmonia Orchestra
R.M. Schafer, Prayer Book of Tibetan Dead
Alexander Siloti, 193-? (transferred from cassette 1987)
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Voice of Vietnam ; [Lt. Commander Richard A.] Stratton Confesses 1967-03-04
Anson Weeks, Wally King. 50th anniversary broadcast on KSFO 1967-05
7" reels
American Airlines #21
Mixed Up, by John and Jerry Arthur
Bach, etc. flute and harpsichord music(German BASF tape)
John Barrymore, Cornelia Skinner, John Gielgud, Gertrude Stein, e.e. cummings, George Rylands. Dubs from discs
Robert L. Bauernschmidt. Schoenberg Trio ; Berg String Qt. Opus 3
BBC recordings: Trinnimus by Plautus; The Way of The World excerpts (BBC World Theatre); Geoffrey Keynes- Henry James in Cambridge
Lazar Berman, National Symphony Orchestra, Dorati. Tchaikovsky, op. 23 ; Copland, Lincoln Portrait ; Marian Anderson ; Daphnis and Chloe. U.N. Day. Dubbed from transcriptions 1976-10-24
Bull Dog Drummond (radio play). Two programs dubbed from discs
Cylinder Dubs-- Deakins (mostly Edison Blue Amberols)
Cylinder Dubs-- Mapleson
Dead Souls And Other Russian Readings (disc transfers, including Monitor MR-103, Dead Souls from eight sides on orig. USSR recordings)
Debussy recital, Marguerite Long, piano 1982
Debussy. Preludes, Book II. Artis Wodehouse, piano (with program)
Delibes. Lakma. Pelletier, Metropolitan Opera 1940-01-06
Karen Fantus, soprano, Becca Raffaelli, piano. Senior recital, Boston University 1974-05
Kirsten Flagstad Potpouri. copy of original tape 1953-1956
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Speeches by Francisco Franco ; Speeches by other Italian leaders, 1915-1919. dubs from RCA, Odeon LPs 1915-1919
Erich Fromm speaking on the subject of mental illness, interviewed by Huston Smith on Search for America, KQED (recorded off television with mic) 1960-01-02
Germann Naumovich Andreev speech 1984-07-25
Giovinezza, Inno Dei Facisti (Fascist marching anthem); Giovanni Martinelli, tenor (transfers from Victor discs?)
Hebrew Music (for holidays- from commercial recordings)
Hollywood Bowl ; Standard Hour ; Detroit Symphony. Donated by Victor Ledin, 1975 1946-1952
Historic Voices and Music from World War II; Hitler's Inferno Vol.2 (both transfers from commercial releases) OR-200 in ARS
George Houle - Examples from Engramelle. Executed at CCRMA
Dorothy Kirsten on Your Hit Parade. Probable dub from disc 1949
Om Kulsum - Egyptian Singer of an old age. Turkish 1968-05-17
Libertarianism C.U. 20 October
The Speech of Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh - delivered in the Arena in St. Louis 1941-05-10
Ed Linotti and others: "It Just Happened" audio art ; Drums of the Yoruab 1969
Makropolos Case 3.75 Dolby
Diane Middlebrook
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Accademia Monteverdiana, Monteverdi Quatercentenary Program. Conductor - Denis Stevens, Reel 1 and 2
Moon Flight, TV News on Location, First Man on the Moon
Mt. Zion Social Work Play
Malcolm Muggeridge Interview 1962-12-24
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French Music Makers #13: The Musique Concrete, French Broadcast System [KZSU reel]
Nightbeat 1950-07-03; Tales of the Texas Rangers 1951-03-11 [radio programs] 1950-1951
Cortland Palmer, Nilly
Piatigorsky and Pavlovsky ; Kozcalski ; Niemczyk and Sulikowski recitals, transferred from cassettes 1986
Psalm 24
Radio Nacional de Espana, Spanish Renaissance composers. Transferred from soundtrack to film from 1950. Juan de la Encina, Francisco Soto de Langa, Cristobal Morales, Tomas Luis de Victoria, Juan Batista Gomez, Rey Alfonso el Sabio, etc.
Leonard Ratner, Peer Gynt tape
Reels numbered 125-160, primarily opera. #141-142, 174 labeled "Interviews, Misc., Trivia"
Reels numbered 161-177, opera and unidentified
R.W. : Baller ; Full Sound ; Baller and Resto test recording in Living Room
Kaija Saariaho. Sah Den Vogeln ; Laconisme De Laile ; Imtraute 1980-1982
Mort Sahl commentary ; William O. Douglas address
Saint-Saens. Piano Concerto No.5 in F Major, Op. 103. Ozawa, San Francisco Symphony, Jeanne-Marie Darre (recorded from KKHI) 1969-01-31
Salzburg Festival, Austria. Program No.14 1959
Sartre. Nekrassov. With Maurice Denham, Richard Goolden, Valerie White, Anthony Jacobs
Sibelius. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op.47. Stokowski, Philadelphia Orchestra, Heifetz 1934-12-24
Sing-a-long TV Floradora Sextette [dub from Waggener disc?] 1964-01-06
Singers, reels 1-6. Patti, Melba, Caruso, Tamagno, Lehmann, Sembrich, Joachim, Sarasate, Garden and Sembruch
Leland Smith. Concert for Orchestra, WNYC. Mt7-25 1961
Songs of the Soviet Civil War ; Dalmatian folk songs, "dub of unidentified record"
Speeches from 1920 presidential campaign ; William Jennings Bryant excerpt from 1908 lecture, "Immortality" 1920. dubs from discs on Columbia National Forum series and Victor 1908-1920
Dr. Margaret Steger Hypnoidal Session 1955-09-06
Pamela R. Stephens, organ recital at St. Marks, Berkeley. Buxtehude, Mendelssohn, Bach 1973-12-09
"STP" in light pencil on boxes. 1. Rigoletto ; Verdi Requiem ; Beethoven Symphony IX -- 2. Macbeth ; Hugenotti ; Boris Hi-Lites -- 3. [Scheherazade?] ; [Andrea C?]
Dylan Thomas Reading at UCLA, dubs from UCLA 1950-04-10
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Peter Ustinov, German musicologist routine ; Rev. Abernathy
H.G. Wells, War of the Worlds
Orson Welles, War of the Worlds "used by Hadley Cantril in writing his book." gift of Prof. John W. Dodds 1975
Welsh church service and sing, "gymanfa ganu" 1965
Jesse Colin Young live broadcast KSAN from Boarding House, San Francisco 1973-09-18 (possibly also Boz Scaggs KSAN live broadcast from Paramount Theatre, Oakland 1974-03-10, marked on box but not marked on reel) 1973-09-18
10" reels
classical, numbered 91-93 1952-1972
Philip Corner Interview, Working Tape 1989-12-27
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Peter Maxwell Davies interviewed by Martin Perlich 1988-01-28
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Margaret Fabrizio at 1750 Arch, Holograms 1-3 1976-10-29
Flashback In History LP-66100 (E-19380) Henri IV
Global Village Reel 1 1984-11-18
Captain J. Lovell, Original (Apollo 13 astronaut)
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The Moveable Garden Narration Master, Sunset Films
Queen Elizabeth Coronation Ceremonies on WCBS #2, with S.F.Chronicle newspaper clipping from 1953-06-01 1953-06-02
RCA Red Seal Showcase programs, 1983-04-13 and 1985-01-08 1983-1985
Adrienne Rich Interview 1 and 2 1990-04-13
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Santana At His Worst, VT's Compact Disc Show 1986-10-25
Wagner. Furtwangler or "Blank 1 Voice Only"
WQXR Unicorn 8:30 September Chamber
Joel Vandroogenbroeck - Digitalis Mystis In A Grand Piano With Birds. Stereo Master 1985
VHS tapes, mostly opera, from various donors
Baller/Lobham Metropolitan Opera VHS tapes
Richard Crooks 1971-12-02
unmarked and unidentified tapes
Broben Tape
"Roberta O'Neill (or Kapfenberg?)." Minimally notated, but two say "Les Claypool, one dated 12-30-61 (two years before the Primus bassist was born) 1961-12-30
unidentified live performance of orchestral music, early to mid-20th century
R.W. Goen, MD. Glyconutrients, What You Need To Know 2003
Janet Winters Conversation with Anne Loftis 1983-12-16
Rev. Don McArt. Two Science of Mind Lectures Delivered At The Science of Mind Church of Religious Science, Whittier, California. Keeping Cool 4/23/78 ; Mind Your Own Business 4/30/78 1978-04
Sammy Kaye Orchestra air checks and live performances
Martucci. Piano concerto, Defelle, Toscanni, NBC Symphony Orchestra; Rorem. Songs, D'Angelo, Gramm, Bressler, Rorem; Jongen. Suite en Deux Parties
Dianna Krall. Jazzset 980214 1998-02-14
James Barbagallo. Piano. Bach-Siloti Transcriptions 1996-03-19
Desolation Jazz Ensemble, Professor Plum's Jazz Band, Pismo Beach 1983 1983
Professor Plum's Jazz Band, High Sierra Jazz Band with Cal Abbott on clarinet, British Connection, Sticks/Strings/Hot Air, Pismo Beach 1983 1983
Great Pacific Jazz Band, Golden Eagle Jazz Band with Chris Norris (vocal), Pismo Beach, October 1983. 1983-10
Zimbalist. Impressions, Three Songs; Kabalevsky. Cello Concerto No 1
D'Indy. Trio; Malipiero. Violin Concerto, Piano Concerto No 5
Shchedrin. Piano Concerto No 2; Vaughan-Williams. Five Mystical Songs; Strohl. Music of the Sea
Harris. String Quartet No 3; Concerto for Piano, Clarinet and String Quartet; Gretchaninoff. Choral Songs; Hanson. Pan and Priest; Saint-Saens. Cello Sonata No 2


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Feminism | Posted by Becka W on 05/20/2013
How the Pregnant and Parenting Student Access to Education Act Can Help Teen Moms
My senior year of college, two of my roommates and I watched Teen Mom CONSTANTLY. I liked to pretend I wasn't watching it, but the conversation usually went something like this:
Becka (standing in doorway): "Oh jeez, guys. You're watching this?"
Arielle: "Yes. Absolutely."
[10 minutes later]
Rachel: "…Do you want to sit down?"
Becka (still standing in doorway): "…..Yes. FARRAH'S CRYING FACE IS CRAZY."
When you watch the show, the difficulties of teen parents and pregnant students become painfully clear. Recently, I was re-watching Season 1 on Netflix Instant, and it clicked – wow. The Pregnant and Parenting Student Access to Education Act would REALLY help these girls.
Title IX already affords a number of protections to pregnant & parenting students. This law requires that schools receiving federal funds

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i dont know why there has been a surge in hygrid, and more specifically why a bunch of new signups are behind it (and doing a great blendy job, too!), but i am always thrilled to see activity in that area of the sito world!
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Angela Bassett Set To Direct Whitney Houston Biopic On Lifetime
Angela Bassett is set to direct an upcoming Whitney Houston biopic that will air as a Lifetime Original Movie. The new film will be the talented actress's directorial debut. "I have such regard for both Whitney's and Bobby's amazing talents and accomplishments; and I feel a responsibility in the telling of their story," said Bassett in a statement, according to Variety. "Their humanity and bond fascinates us all. I'm beyond excited to have this opportunity to go behind the camera and into their world." Read more.
Yasiin Bey Cancels U.S. Tour Amid Unspecified Legal Issues
The rapper formerly known as Mos Def has canceled an upcoming summer tour of the United States due to unspecified legal reasons. Now known as Yasiin Bey, the Brooklyn native recently moved to South Africa and isn't coming back to the States any time soon. The Together Music Festival in Boston posted the following message on its website: "We regret to inform you that due to immigration/legal issues Yasiin Bey is unable to enter back into the United States and his upcoming US tour has been canceled." Read more.
Another Philadelphia Child Dies After Collapsing At School With No Nurse On Duty
Another Philadelphia elementary student has died after falling ill at a school that didn't have a nurse on duty. The death comes several months after a 12-year-old fellow Philadelphia public school student died on a day her school also didn't have a nurse on duty. On Wednesday, the 7-year-old Andrew Jackson Elementary School student – whose name has not yet been released — died after suddenly collapsing in his classroom, according to CBS Philadelphia. He was soon transported to a local hospital where he died. There is not yet word on what might have caused the child to collapse. Read more.
City, Church Top Bidder To Buy Morris Brown For $14.6 Million
The City of Atlanta is the top bidder to buy Morris Brown College out of bankruptcy with an offer of $14.6 million, city officials announced late Thursday. Atlanta partnered with Friendship Baptist Church, one of two historically black churches to sell in the wake of the future Atlanta Falcons stadium, to place a bid on the embattled property. Under the proposal, the city — through its economic development agency Invest Atlanta — will spend $10.625 million and Friendship will contribute $4 million, according to Mayor Kasim Reed spokeswoman Melissa Mullinax. The Morris Brown Bankruptcy Creditors Committee has confirmed the city as the highest bidder, she said. Read more.


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San Francisco, California
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Event Details
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Breakout singer-songwriter Lorde is ready to make her full-length debut. Her first album, Pure Heroine, arrives in music stores today after hitting the market last week in her native New Zealand.
The lead single from the album, "Royals," has already become a hit for the 16-year-old, climbing to number three on the latest Billboard Hot 100 and topping a number of the magazine's rock and alternative charts.
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Last Friday the freshman scored the game winning goal to give the Tornados a 2-1 overtime win over Lincoln Memorial University. The win was the first South Atlantic Conference win ever for the Tornado men's soccer program. Nine minutes into the first OT period, Halonen sideswiped a loose ball into the net for the golden goal after Neill and Alex VonSchulze headed the ball into the 18-yard box.
On the season, Halonen is second on the team with four goals, first on the Tornado squad with four assists and first in points with 12.
The Tornados are now 4-13-1 overall on the year and 1-6 in South Atlantic Conference play. On Wednesday Brevard will play host to non-conference opponent North Greenville University at 4:00 p.m., before closing out the regular season schedule this Saturday when BC travels to Salisbury, North Carolina to take on South Atlantic Conference opponent Catawba College at 4 o'clock.
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22 comments
- Ashley Sloan said...
How funny haha.
Um you won't believe this...but a MOTH flew and landed on my lips during a family prayer HAHAHAHA....SICK. I freaked OUT.
Ashley Sloan
- June 24, 2011 at 10:24 AM
- patience said...
that is SO weird because a butterfly flew RIGHT in front of my face yesterday! (of course nobody saw so i just looked like i was doing a crazy dance in the middle of the sidewalk!) i like the idea of good luck though!
- June 24, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- Grace said...
How cool!!!!
- June 24, 2011 at 10:29 AM
- rach. said...
i love this. so much. lol.
- June 24, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- karajean said...
I feel like I never see butterflies in Arizona! I saw them all the time when I loved in the midwest, but where are all the Arizona butterflies hiding out?!
- June 24, 2011 at 10:53 AM
- The Bookness said...
FUn story. Butterflies are pretty creatures but can freak me out too. Your blog is sweet and I'm following. Maybe you visit me one day.
- June 24, 2011 at 10:55 AM
- Courtney Ash said...
This is so awesome! The pictures totally made me laugh though! haha Your post totally put a smile on my face:)
- June 24, 2011 at 12:20 PM
- Sara Shoemaker said...
hahahaha this is the funniest post. that picture caught my eye right away! I've always wanted a butterfly to land on me you lucky ducky! what a funny little story.
The House of Shoes
- June 24, 2011 at 12:44 PM
- Diana Smith said...
Holy cow that is soooo cool!!!
- June 24, 2011 at 12:56 PM
- vintch said...
aah that picture:) if i thought a bird was coming to perch on my shoulder, i do believe i'd be petrified. what luck that it turned out to be a delicate butterfly!
- June 24, 2011 at 12:57 PM
- Autumn said...
That is probably so much more fun than the time a bird tried to take my hair for its nest walking across campus haha :)
- June 24, 2011 at 1:41 PM
- Erika Lee Sears said...
I think it is good luck. That little kid poor thing. I bet it totally freaked him out.
- June 24, 2011 at 2:43 PM
- Kristie Was Here said...
CLEARLY, it means good luck :) Cheers to a bit more happiness and good luck for your weekend!
- June 24, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Nicole said...
Wow! How amazing that must have been :)
- June 24, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- twoteensadventurers said...
Thats a great photo!
- June 24, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- Mikelle Jade {The Honeypie Archives} said...
this picture is priceless :)
How cool the butterfly landed on your shoulder!
- June 24, 2011 at 4:26 PM
- Rachel said...
My sister thinks butterflies have some sort of spiritual connection! Maybe not all butterflies.. but some.. so it must be good luck :) Did your face look like that of the little boy in the picture?
- June 24, 2011 at 7:14 PM
- brooke field said...
good luck for sure!
- June 24, 2011 at 7:18 PM
- Dale said...
I think that must mean good luck :) Nice post and this pic is so cute, I've never had that happen with a butterfly, only bees and bugs. Haha
- June 24, 2011 at 7:42 PM
- Chloé-M said...
So funny, i like it !
- June 25, 2011 at 2:02 PM
- Bree said...
I am more scared of butterflies than I can put into words haha I would have died!
- June 25, 2011 at 8:08 PM
- Shalyn said...
Ugh. Hubby and I tried to catch butterflies for 20 minutes the other day and one just up and lands on you? Hogwash. Luuucccckkkyyy!
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- Cartoon Characters: Rabbit, Mouse, Hazel, Thunder, Jasper, Amber, Coral, Jade, Pearl.
- Voice Actors: Peter Oldring, Robert Binsley, Denise Oliver, Jeremy Harris, Milton Barnes, Hannah Endicott-Douglas, Isabel DeCarteret, Nissae Isen; Full Voice Cast ...
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- Produced By Lynne Warner, Doug Murphy, Paul Robertson, Scott Dyer.
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Rabbit and Mouse discover it is Jasper's birthday, but they have no idea what to give him.
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A settlement quietly reached between Lesley University in Massachusetts and the Department of Justice in December 2012 was big news, with monumental implications. The agreement has laid the foundation for establishing the rights of Americans with food allergy and celiac disease.
Here's how the settlement came about. A number of students initiated a lawsuit against Lesley University because its mandatory meal plan did not accommodate their medically required food restrictions. Using the guidance of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Justice Department sided with the students – a stance that could serve as a precedent for food allergy policies in other institutions.
Rather than face a trial, Lesley University agreed to settle the case with a slew of concessions. The university will:
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• Provide a dedicated space for affected students to prepare allergen-free foods; and
• Endeavor to find vendors that offer food without allergens.
Eve Hill, senior counsel to the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice, told me in an interview in early 2013 that "many aspects of the agreement will serve as a model for other schools." She says that "each school should evaluate its food service plan to assess whether reasonable modifications for its students with disabilities are necessary to avoid discrimination."
Many legal experts have questioned whether food allergies are a legitimate disability, but the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA), which took effect in 2009, added clarity by broadening the definition of disability.
Hill, who oversees all ADA compliance cases, explains that "a disability, as defined by the ADA, is a mental or physical impairment which substantially limits a major life activity, such as eating. Major life activities also include major bodily functions, such as those of the immune and gastrointestinal systems. This would include individuals with celiac disease and others who have serious autoimmune responses to certain foods, the symptoms of which may include difficulty swallowing and breathing, asthma or anaphylactic shock."
Some experts on disability issues and the ADA say the amendment removed any lingering doubt that severe food allergies and celiac disease fall under the disability act, and that the Lesley University agreement provides further validation.
"This agreement is one of the most significant things I've seen since the passage of the ADAAA toward recognizing food allergies as a disability," said attorney Tess O'Brien-Heinzen, an expert on 504 plans and issues under the ADA, ADAAA and the Rehabilitation Act. In her view: "It is very clear that severe food allergies constitute a disability under the law."
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Miley says Joe's decision to smoke weed was his alone, and that "there's nothing that two little girls are going to get you to do that you don't want to do." The singer scoffs at the idea that she "peer pressured" him at such a young age.
Miley also talks about friend and rising singer Ariana Grande. She says the Nickelodeon star is "trying" to appear less sweet, and jokes that getting associated with her is a good start. Miley remembers a similar time in her life, and says she "respectfully" waited until no longer employed by Disney to "do [her] own thing."
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How Animals Grieve, by Barbara J. King
From the time of our earliest childhood encounters with animals, we casually ascribe familiar emotions to them. But scientists have long cautioned against such anthropomorphizing, arguing that it limits our ability to truly comprehend the lives of other creatures. Recently, however, things have begun to shift in the other direction, and anthropologist Barbara J. King is at the forefront of that movement, arguing strenuously that we can—and should—attend to animal emotions. With How Animals Grieve, she draws our attention to the specific case of grief, and relates story after story—from fieldsites, farms, homes, and more—of animals mourning lost companions, mates, or friends.
An Enlarged Heart: A Personal History, by Cynthia Zarin
A New York City writer shares episodes from her life that reflect the cyclical nature of the past and her relationships with a range of people and places, from an energetic tailor and a twice-married mom to literary co-workers and the patrons of vanished restaurants.
The Miniature Wife and Other Stories, by Manuel Gonzales
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I didnt get to do everything!: Oasis of the Seas Cruise Review by deejuliet
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Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
We flew in the night before, arriving at 11pm. We called our hotel, the Roadway Inn and Suites, Ft Lauderdale from the baggage area. Once we found the pick-up area, it was only a 10 minute wait for the shuttle driver to come get us. We were in bed by midnight! The hotel is a bit shabby, but it is clean, the people are friendly and the landscaping is pretty. And anyway, we weren't there for a fancy experience. We just needed a cheap place to stay that gave us the amenities we wanted. We got a free shuttle, both from the airport and to the dock, and a free, perfectly adequate breakfast. I would definitely recommend staying here. My only complaint was they didn't have enough shuttles in the morning and we had to wait an hour.
We were at the dock at about 11:15 and were on the ship by noon. I More would highly recommend that you go up to the 15th floor and do the zip line and the wave rider ASAP on the day you arrive. They both open up at 1:00, so plan accordingly. This is the slowest they will be all week! My sons were on the wave rider with only one other person! They essentially got a free, private lesson!
The room is beautiful and one of the largest I have seen on a ship. We had a window looking out over Central Park. I loved the window seat! I loved sitting on the window seat and watching the activity below. Just be sure to close your curtains TIGHTLY, or you will inadvertently be giving everyone a free trill! There was a couch and desk area, so we really felt like we had plenty of space. We opened the connecting door between our room and my sons' room, which made things very convenient. Our room attendant was courteous, accommodating and worked his butt off! My kids were complete slobs and he even hung up their clothes for them! He definitely earned the extra tip we gave him at the end of the trip! I have read some complaints that conditioner is not provided. However, I found that by just asking my room attendant, I was able to get conditioner, lotion and shower gel! So just ask!
All the professional shows were great, and I cannot think of one that I would say to skip. I loved Hairspray and the comedians the best. And the improv show! I saw a few of the guest inclusive shows: the love and marriage show is always a hoot and a half, but the battle of the sexes show was stupid and boring. The belly flop contest was fun, as was the karaoke contest. They had a "whats the next line of the song" contest that my sister won!
Definitely go to the meet and mingle! We met a family that had 2 sons, one my younger son's age, and one the age of my nephew. The four boys hung out together several times and it made a big difference in how much fun they had on this trip. Also, they give away quite a few nice prizes. For some reason my extended family was extremely lucky! We won 2 bottles of champagne, 1 bottle of wine, a travel mug, a hat and visor set and 30 minutes of internet time! I did not personally win anything though.
The Opus dining room gave us some good meals and some excellent meals and was the best place for breakfast. The Solarium had a nice breakfast and a very interesting lunch. I did not like the Windjammer. The little café up on the pool deck had burgers and tacos and such and was a fun place for a quick snack. We had dinner at Izumis and Chops. Both were good, but not worth spending extra money on. Just stick to the free venues! Donuts were good as was Sorentos pizza, but nothing outstanding. Even room service had its hits and misses (hamburger and cheesecake are really good, the chocolate pear tart is disgusting!)The park Cafe has excellent roast beef sandwiches, a nice salad bar and much more. It was my favorite place for lunch!
Haiti is lots of fun! It is just a lovely beach to spend the day on. They do have beach wheelchairs if you need them, which we did. Just be prepared that they do not just let you take them. They send a porter to take you to the beach, who you then have to tip, and then they take the chair back so you have to ask for it again. You do not get to keep it while on the beach. I saw no need to spend money on any of the extras at Haiti. The zip line looked fun, but not worth the ridiculous amount of money they charge for the 10 minute ride. I just could not justify the costs for all the extras and felt it was just as nice to relax and swim. We did bring a cheap blow up air matt from home which we then threw away so that we did not have to rent one at $12 for the day. We also brought our snorkel gear from home. Lunch was surprisingly good and served in multiple locations.
In Jamaica we chose to do the Dunn River Falls hike and Green Grotto Caverns tour. Excellent!!! Both tours were great and I could have hiked another 200 feet on the falls and been even happier. We had so much fun! On the falls, I would recommend you leave your camera on the bus, unless it is waterproof. The guide will take it for you and keep it safer than you can, but I still saw cameras getting wet, losing lens caps and such. They video tape the whole thing and will sell it to you for $40. Yes, that is expensive, but I thought it was worth it. Avoid the "village" if you can. They are super aggressive. Same thing on Haiti. The caves were really interesting and we saw rats, tons of bats, and even a snake. Our guide made the whole experience a lot of fun! I loved this tour!
In Cozumel I went outside of the cruiseline and booked our own tour through John Adams at Cozumelcruiseexcursions.net. We were supposed to do both an intro to scuba class as well as a Jeep tour, but the weather caused all water excursions (not just with our group, all the tours booked through RCL, too) to be canceled due to rough waves. We had a bit of a rough start due to a bunch of people changing their canceled snorkel tours to jeep tours and having to make all the arrangements. This took quite a while and was frustrating when we just wanted to get going. But once we got going we had a great time! Our tour guide was David. We rode in ancient Jeeps and got to see some tiny ruins, and I do mean tiny! Also saw some salt water crocs, a nice lighthouse and rocky tidepools. Then we had a fabulous lunch of fajitas and went to the most beautiful beach where I could have spent the whole day! Last stop was a tequila tour where we learned about tequila, but did not get to actually see the factory. We did get some great samples though! All in all, a great day! And, just like everywhere else, the people selling stuff were so aggressive. I got things for 50% of their asking price and am pretty sure that I still got ripped off!
On the ship I never got to go to the rock climbing wall or the ice skating rink or even sit in the hottub! I did get a pedicure at the spa which was quite good! I love my blue toes! But skip the "free ladies pamper hour". They told me it would be free mini services and lots of pampering. Instead it was lectures about all their services and how we needed to buy stuff. After 40 minutes I got mad and left.
So all in all, it was a wonderful trip and an amazing ship! Less
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The cabin was confortable and spacious. I loved the window seat looking out over Central Park and spent quite a bit of time there. Just be sure to close your curtains tightly or you will be giving everyone a free peep show! I see no reason to pay more for an upgraded cabin when this one was more than sufficient!
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Get ready for non-stop excitement in Taipei, a city that roars to life around the clock. When the sun sets, join the tourists and bargain hunters at Shillin Night Market. With thousands of stores, it's not only a great place to bargain hunt but a cultural experience in itself. Another highlight is the Huashi Street Night Market, where you can find everything from snake soups to shoulder massages. Don't miss Taipei 101, an architectural icon that defines Taipei as a financial centre. As the second tallest building in the world, it rises up to the blue skies and dwarfs the landscape.
After a day of strolling through this fascinating city crammed with brilliant restaurants, splendid hotels, swanky shopping malls, museums, tranquil temples and peaceful gardens, take a break and stop for a local snack. Dig into a 'toa tng pau sio tng' – a yummy snack that is actually grilled Taiwanese sweet pork sausage wrapped in sticky rice sausage.


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Geek: Verb
- To love, to enjoy, to celebrate, to have an intense passion for.
- To express interest in.
- To possess a large amount of knowledge in.
- To promote.
Everyone is passionate about something and we as a public library support all that you geek! Please stop in during the Friends' Festival of Trees and write what you geek on an ornament for our Geek the Library Tree. We will also have ornaments (and fun giveaways) with us at the 27th Annual Santa's Workshop at Mrs. Rockwell's Pavilion in Rockwell Park on Sunday, December 23.
What is Geek the Library and why does it need a tree? Geek the Library is a community-based public awareness campaign designed to highlight the vital role of public libraries in today's challenging environment and raise awareness about the critical funding issues public libraries face. To show your support and get your geek on go to geekthelibrary.org.
The Bristol Public Library system will be participating in this campaign in 2013 and you can expect to see Geek the Library materials all over the city. We hope you'll have a lot of fun with it and everyone will come away with a better understanding of what libraries do and how and with what monies.
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Does your sexuality affect your manlyness?An analysis of sexuality in Star Trek by Kathleen Moran and Joe Sartelle titled A Kiss is Still a Kiss ... or is it? remarks that
(..) at the level of representation, "The Outcast" is positively reactionary. Theoretically, the J'Naii could have been played by either male or female actors, or both, since they were supposed to be androgynous. In actuality, they were all played by women. The Planet Without Gender turns out, upon visual inspection, to be an offensive stereotype: the Planet of the Lesbian Separatists -- drab, grim, oppressive, unattractive beings who regard attraction to men as an intolerable sickness. When Riker and Soren finally got around to the inevitable Kiss of Forbidden Love, it wasn't controversial in the slightest: we knew that Riker was really kissing a woman, not just an androgynous being who thinks she's a woman. In that sense, "The Outcast" reversed the approach taken by the kiss in "Plato's Stepchildren." Although the context of Kirk and Uhura's kiss was conservative (they didn't want to do it), the visual image of that kiss was not -- it transcended the plot and demanded to be "read" as a controversial, even daring, social and political statement. In "The Outcast," in contrast, the seemingly radical context of Riker and Soren's kiss was overwhelmed by the conservative casting choices. Apparently Jonathan Frakes, who plays Riker, lobbied to have a man cast as Soren -- a decision which would have made all the difference, and turned "The Outcast" into a truly radical and controversial treatment of the complex issue of sexual desire and identity.
frakesy me old mucker, I've got a mate who has got black hair who happens to be a black guy, but when he grows a beard it is a gingery brown kind of monstrosity that kind of looks wank. What advice should i give him or should i just point him in the direction of this thread?
We don't all have such manly beards and valiant stances as Frakes, but that is not to stop us from trying.
He is welcome to come and ask any questions he may have on general manliness.
Mr. Frakes; I have a beard, due to not actually being able to grow a moustache that doesnt look like Caesar Romero's. The problem is; my beard grows multi-coloured.
Around the chin and sideburns, it is ginger as a bastard
In the dead centre of my chin, it grows in a pure white strip
Around the cheeks, it turns brown/ black the longer it gets.
As a result, when I grow my beard; people I train with joke that I look like Thomas Denny, as you can imagine; this is both hurtful and embarassing.
I've looked into why my beard grows many colours; the only recurring answer I seem to get is thats it's because I'm "a twat"
Help me, Mr. Frakes.....I dont want to lose my beard, and I can't afford hairdye....what can I do!!?!?!?!
Funny how Stubsy's stopped posting but this other feller has started. Obviously someone has to much time on their hands at work. Wish I had time to doss about!
messy wild beard like grizzly adams or nice and maintained beard?
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On exploit-db.com, a local priv esc exploit was released today jan 23rd, 2012. It affects kernel 2.6.39 > according to advisories on secunia and securityfocus. The author has also demonstrated this to work on kernel version 3.2.0.
I Tried this on BT5R1 as a regular non-privileged user and the exploit got me root. I haven't done a dist-upgrade since i had BT5r1 months ago (for personal reasons), so i'm wondering if anyone else might have already updated theirs and verified this to work on an up-to-date BT5.


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Senior Design Project - SDP12
Information at a Glance
Course Description and Objectives
This syllabus covers a two-course sequence that forms the ECE Senior Design Project:
After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:
SDP12 Personnel
Course Coordinators:
SDP Technician:
Course Deliverables
ECE 415 and ECE 416 require the preparation of several deliverables including:
More details on each deliverable will be provided in class. See the schedule for dates and deadlines.
The creating of all documents is to be a team effort. You are encouraged to work closely with your advisor on these assignments, but remember that you, not your advisor, are responsible for them.
The statements, reports, and diagrams should be created electronically with appropriate software (e.g., Microsoft Word and Visio).
Design review presentations are the main mechanism for evaluating progress in SDP. The twofold purpose of design reviews is for the team to gain experience in presenting their work and to receive feedback from the Faculty Review Board. Each team member participates in the preparation and delivery of the presentation. There are several review presentations scheduled during the year. Details on the process of each review will be provided in class.
Other required presentations are the following:
SDP Process
To ensure a successful completion of Senior Design Project, the following process has been established and is to be followed by all teams.
Team Coordination
In order to facilitate team organization and communication, each team has one member who is designated as the team coordinator. This position can be permanent or rotate amongst the team members. The team coordinator is decided by the team and advisor and communicated to the SDP course coordinators during the third week of September. Responsibilities of the team coordinator include
It should be noted that other team members have areas of responsibility defined as the project moves forward. The role of team coordinator is clearly defined early in the process due to the general logistical nature of the role. The team coordinator offers general support of the design effort while the other roles are tailored to project-specific needs.
Weekly Team Meetings
Weekly team meetings are for the team members to meet with each other. This can be either before or after the weekly advisor meetings, but meeting the day before the advisor meeting is encouraged in order to be prepared to make best use of the time with the advisor. It is the team coordinator's responsibility to set up these meetings.
Weekly Advisor Meetings
Each project team holds a weekly meeting with their project advisor. The purpose of each meeting is to have each team member report on progress that has been made, barriers that have been identified and clarification of short- and long-term goals. It is the team coordinator's responsibility to set up these meetings with the project advisor.
Course Meetings and Attendance
Course meetings and events are specified in the course calendar. Regular course meetings are held:
Attendance at all course meetings, review presentations, and other events listed in the calendar is required. Attendance is taken and has a direct impact on final grades.
Engineering laboratory notebooks are legal documents that can be used in court to prove ownership of a design. You are to keep notes in a bound or spiral notebook (one for each team member). Before using the notebook, number all the pages. This book is to be taken with you to your meetings with your advisor. It is used to monitor your progress and demonstrate to your advisor the ownership of your design.
Supplies & Equipment
A wide range of supplies and equipment are available in the SDP lab. For parts that are not stocked, each team is assigned a budget for purchasing components and supplies for their project. For each requisition, a Purchase Order Request Form must be filled out, signed by the advisor, and given to Francis Caron. Purchases that do not follow the outlined procedures cannot be reimbursed.
The final grade for ECE 415 and ECE 416 will be a weighted average of the following three grade components:
Each Team member is graded individually.
Academic Dishonesty
Any form of academic dishonesty (see definition in the Undergraduate Rights and Responsibilities booklet) will not be tolerated. Academic dishonesty will lead to a failure in the assignment in question, failure in the course, and/or further disciplinary action at the university level. Cases of academic dishonesty may be reported to the Department Head, the Assistant Dean, and the University Academic Honesty Board.


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In her 1965 hit song, "The Name Game," Shirley Ellis claimed she could make a rhyme out of anybody's name. Clearly, she wasn't a genealogist dealing with all the name variations and roadblocks we encounter in our research. We find nicknames, name translations, name changes, maiden names, naming patterns, name spelling variations, name abbreviations and two or more people of the same name. Yikes! And if you don't type the name exactly as it's entered in a computer database, you may never find your ancestor. Then there's the other obstacle: What name do you record on your family charts? Let's take a look at the most common name problems and how to solve them.
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Looks like this is part of several archived files..
You wont get any data of this file alone.
well here is the situation,, i have a zip file and along with it is the password but when i try to open the file it says the file is not identified or may be corrupt,, im guessing the file has been encrypted after compression,, i have the password but dont know what encryption scheme was used is there any way of determining what scheme could have been used..
just to get a good feel of the situation i uploaded the file so please check it out and let me know if any body is able to open it... i have achieved the password text along with the encrypted zip file you can get it from here RapidShare: 1-CLICK Web hosting - Easy Filehosting
Looks like this is part of several archived files..
You wont get any data of this file alone.
the cipher scheme could be anything even Rot13,, so anyhelp ppl?
and not to worry nothing illegal is going on its just a challenge from the organisers of binary pirate event of Birla Institute of Technology,Goa.
Also, isn't a bit like cheating to be asking someone else to do the work for you? Would you give credit to everyone who has posted in this thread when you succeed?
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
"im guessing the file has been encrypted after compression"
why canr it be tht u downloaded a corrupted file format .nd tht might be the reason its not working
Is there a program or method that can be used to analyze different sets of data to actually find out what program created it.
Or is there a human readable list of the different type of encryption / encoding with examples of the how the encrypted data. If you had a list of different encoding type you could visual match them.
Does any one know of such a tool or list? Is it even possible? If a such a list doesn't exist could we make one?
Mathematical reasoning may be regarded rather schematically as the exercise of a combination of two facilities, which we may call intuition and ingenuity.
Uhh, guys, this thread is from September of last year.


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Salt Lake City Named One of the Healthiest in the Country
Men's Health magazine has named Salt Lake City the third healthiest city in America.
The ranking is based on local exercise habits and culture. Also factored in, are city initiatives designed to encourage health and fitness.
Portland, Oregon and Boise, Idaho are the only cities ahead of Salt Lake, on the survey. Minneapolis is right behind.
Jackson, Mississippi is dead last on the survey.


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Whether Cristiano Ronaldo's future lies at Real Madrid or Manchester United, there are no doubt that the record-breaker has had an illustrious career to date.
Having joined Manchester United in 2003, Ronaldo has gone on to become one of the most successful players of all-time. When he left United for Real Madrid for a record £80m, many questioned whether they would see him at Old Trafford again.
They did, but only as an opponent as Madrid knocked-out the Red Devils in the Champions League first knockout round. But now it seems a realistic possibility that he could return to his former club as a player, with new manager David Moyes interested in bringing back one of the best players to have graced the Premier League.
Click HERE or 'VIEW GALLERY' to see Ronaldo's record and greatest goals
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PHOTO: Selena Gomez Celebrates Birthday Jet Skiing With New Guy
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Selena Gomez turned 22 this week, and it looks like she had a great birthday!
The pop star enjoyed some fun in the sun in St. Tropez with some friends, including Cara Delevigne, and a handsome new guy ... she was spotted on the back of his jet ski!
So who is this cute mystery man? His name is Tommaso (a.k.a. Tommy) Chiabra. Tommy is the founder of Royal Yacht Supplies, and according to PerezHilton.com, was last linked to actress Jessica Szohr from "Gossip Girl."
Justin WHO?!
It looks like Selena enjoyed her special day, and called the "BEST birthday yet!" She shared on Twitter:
Thank you SO much for my birthday wishes ☺ -this has been the BEST birthday yet! THANK YOU!!!! 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜 http://t.co/HwnhA54ijV
— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) July 23, 2014
Happy Birthday Selena!
Check out more pics from her birthday celebration below!
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Twinkies made a sweet but surprising comeback Friday, hitting store shelves three days before the official relaunch. And it delighted customers at the Chatsworth Ralphs in the 21000 block of Devonshire Street.
A pallet by the meat department stacked with the treats was a popular attraction. "People are very excited and happy. We have them and Ding Dongs in the variety pack. They are coming back as strong as ever," said a store manager, who asked not to be identified.
"I've been hearing people say, 'Oh, my God, they're here,' " he said. "And it's more adults than kids. That brand has been around for a while." The manager could not resist a Twinkie or two, either. "I got two packages. I'm almost out."
Kansas City-based Hostess Brands had planned a Monday return but didn't seem to mind that Ralphs, Wal-Mart and some others retailers were stuffing their shelves early.
"We are thrilled with the overwhelming response and loyalty in connection with Hostess' historic comeback," the company said in a statement, adding that demand is running several times ahead of prior years' levels so the spongy, yellow cakes were shipped to warehouses of every major retail customer across the country well in advance of the official rollout.
Hostess also shipped thousand of "ready to display" pallets to many retailers
The "shipments were coordinated to give everyone the same opportunity to display the product on July 15." But some retailers just wouldn't wait. Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, announced Friday that the cakes were available in about 1,600 stores and that about 3,000 of its 4,000 U.S. stores should have them by Sunday morning.
"The product was in our distribution centers, and we went out early," said Veronica Marshall, a spokeswoman for Wal-Mart.
Marshall said Wal-Mart had worked with Hostess to make special packaging with the words "First Batch" available exclusively at its stores.
Kroger, which owns Ralphs, Fry's Food and Drug Stores and Food 4 Less, also said the cakes were available in about a quarter of its more than 2,400 stores Friday and that the figure would expand over the weekend.
Hostess went bankrupt late last year, after years of management turmoil and a standoff with its second-biggest union. The company sold off its various brands, with Twinkies and other Hostess cakes going to private equity firms Apollo Global Management and Metropoulos & Co., which is known for fixing up ailing brands, then selling them for a profit.


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The UNLV Women's Lacrosse team will be hosing its annual Desert Lacrosse Tournament the weekend of March 14-16. Games will be held at Viper Lacrosse Fields. All games will count for WWLL & WCLA regular season requirements.
2014 Participating Teams:
- University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- University of Nevada, Reno
- Northern Arizona University
- Cal State, Fullerton
- Loyola Marymount
To view the tournament schedule visit the UNLV Women's Lacrosse website.


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Coach Thad Burgess' Dawson County varsity boys basketball team had two long road trips last week.
The Tigers went to Blue Ridge on Jan. 31 and came away with a 38-23 win over the Rebels.
It has been a busy week for Coach Arron Haynes' Tigers wrestling team.
The Tigers captured first place during the Northwest Georgia Duals on Jan. 21 at Chattooga High School.
It was a long, rough week for the Dawson County Lady Tigers basketball team.
Coach Steve Sweat's team dropped Region 8A-AA games to Banks County, 69-57, and No. 5-ranked East Hall, 64-46.
Dawson County fought back from a 9-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat Banks County, 64-58, last week.
"This was a really important win and biggest win of the year," said head coach Thad Burgess. "Our kids were down 9 points in the last quarter and we were able to keep battling and make the plays at the end. We showed great effort and dedication against Banks."
The Dawson County junior varsity girls basketball team lost a close contest to East Hall in Dawsonville last week.
Jordan Moore led the Lady Tigers in scoring with 9 points in the 35-31 loss on Jan. 27.
The junior varsity boys basketball team played two close games last week.
Both games came down to the very end before Dawson County lost to East Hall, 55-47, on Friday in Dawsonville and Banks County, 54-50, in Homer.
Lady Tigers Carly Gilreath and Allie Costley both notched double digits in scoring at Union County last Friday night.
Gilreath and Costley scored 10 points each, but it wasn't enough as the Lady Tigers dropped a 56-41 decision to the Lady Panthers in the Region 8A-AA game.
The Dawson County varsity wrestling team improved to a dual record of 23-7 with three wins last week.
Head coach Arron Haynes' Tigers team defeated Oglethorpe County, 57-23, Buford, 48-27 and East Hall, 54-22, in matches held at Buford High School.
The varsity Tigers basketball team fell behind 23-18 at halftime but rallied to take a huge 43-27 win at Union County last Friday night.
Dawson County allowed the Panthers only 4 second half points to come away with the team's 15th win of the season.
The Dawson County High School wrestling team celebrated Senior Night last week with wins over Mt. Pisgah Christian School and Riverside Military Academy.
Head Coach Arron Haynes honored his six seniors and their parents with a ceremony between matches Jan. 10.
The Lady Tigers basketball team split a couple of games last week. Coach Steve Sweat's team dropped a 60-43 decision to No. 10 ranked in AA, East Hall, but picked up a huge 62-30 win over visiting Fannin County.
The Lady Tigers had a tough task against East Hall. The Lady Vikings have two players that have already signed to play college basketball next season.
Coach Thad Burgess' varsity boys basketball team notched its first Region 8A-AA win of the season Friday against Fannin County. The Tigers outscored the visiting Rebels 55-17 in front of a huge crowd in Dawsonville.
The Tigers placed three players in double figures, led by Jackson Putnam with a game-high 11 points. Jonathan Sanderson and Tyler Dominy scored 10 points apiece in the 38-point win.
Dawson County High School coach Steve Sweat picked up his 400th career win on Saturday with a 47-31 defeat of Lumpkin County in Dahlonega.
It was another milestone in an illustrious career that has spanned more than 28 years coaching both boys and girls basketball in Georgia.
Two of the best teams, with arguably two of the best players in Region 8-AA, squared off Friday night in Dawsonville.
The Dawson County Tigers and the Rabun County Wildcats, ranked No. 7 in AA, fought down to the final buzzer in one of the most exciting games in recent history.
The Dawson County junior varsity girls basketball team lost to Rabun County, 34-25, and Lumpkin County, 23-16, last week.
The Lady Tigers are currently 2-6 overall on the season.
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Matt Holliday
Coming off back problems last season, the left-fielder says he has had the same off-season routine as in past years. Holliday insisted that he would never ask out of the lineup – that would be the decision of the manager.
Jaime Garcia
It turns out that the left-handed starting pitcher has the same outlook about his health as many of us do. "We'll see in April," Garcia said. I was not particularly encouraged.
Adron Chambers
The outfielder is very aware he is running out of minor league options so will need to make his stand soon.
John Mozeliak
What can be said about the GM sharing his state of the business? Later, I will also share his separate remarks to the public, which are often more candid than his media remarks
Chris Carpenter
The veteran ace has a very practical approach about how he would like to conclude his career.
Matt Adams
The first baseman has lost weight and will put in his bid to claim a major league job in the spring.
Marc Rzepczynski
The left-handed reliever is glad fellow lefty Randy Choate has joined the Cardinals and finally was able to meet him.
Randy Choate
The Cards' new left-handed reliever is happy to be here, and earlier discussed with former teammate Edward Mujica a desire to become a Cardinal.
Michael Wacha
The Cardinals' first first-round draft pick last summer discusses his whirlwind 2012.
Adam Wainwright
Our last media interview of the day was in good spirits. Wainwright admits he is driven by the Cy Young Award, as recognition of the best. The photo above is about all Wainwright wants to say about his contract. He does not want to be distracted by contract talk during the season, the reason he cut off talks last fall until the post-season concluded.
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'The Buffalo Sabres named Dan DiPofi chief operating officer. Previously with the Rochester Americans, DiPofi returns to the Sabres after working for the organization from 1989 to 1998. DiPofi will be responsible for the day-to-day business operations of the team and HSBC Arena. The Sabres also named John Livsey director of corporate sales, and Jody Ulrich director of suite sales.'
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The Characters of The Season Are Saluted on "The Playlist"
Last week on "The Playlist" we saluted Santa Claus musically, but this season has so many other characters that make up this December stretch. No doubt that Santa is the shining star, but think about all those other players that make up your holiday TV watching special. Then there are those songs that are truly characters in their own right - bringing you a smile and joy with their wit. Don't forget those characters that are forever linked to Xmas despite no real holiday tie. This is where we dare to tread musically this week with "The Playlist".


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hello guys.
I'm new to 'backtrack', before I used Ubuntu 11.04 .. Today I installed the 'backtrack 5 KDE 32-bit. ".
after installation, I started the system but an open window, saying it gave error in the audio sound.
in the window that opens says the following error:
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Removed Sound Devices
KDE detected that one or more internal sound devices were removed.
Do you want KDE to permanently forget about these devices?
This is the list of devices KDE thinks can be removed:
-Capture: Ensoniq AudioPCI ENS1371 (ES1371 DAC2/ADC)
-Capture: saa7134[0] (SAA7134 PCM)
-Output: Ensoniq AudioPCI ENS1371 (ES1371 DAC2/ADC)
( ) Do not ask again for these devices.
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i tried to search in forums and websites but i couldnt solve the problem. please i need you to help me
You will probably encounter reluctant help at best with this, particularly here; as it's absolutely not a backtrack specific issue. Some good places to possibly look for more info would be the ALSA site @ http://alsa.opensrc.org/Ens1371 or maybe even the Ubuntu Studio forum which is more geared towards this sort of material @ http://ubuntustudio.org/
without doing your research for you, i'm guessing you have 2 cards in the box;one on the motherboard and one pci or etc; and need to blacklist one of them in modprobe or some equivalent sort of action.
i'm not sure this is directly helpful to you, but perhaps will help you figure it out.


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Alumni welcome incoming freshmen with hearty good-byes
By Liz White, firstname.lastname@example.com, 803-777-2848
With just 14 days until students return to campus for another school year, Carolina alumni across the country are sending the incoming freshman class to Columbia with one last hoorah at home.
My Carolina Alumni Association's alumni clubs in cities across the country in partnership with Parents Programs and Admissions sends the incoming freshman class away from home with a gathering in their honor. These Freshmen Send-Off parties have become a way for new Gamecocks and their parents to meet alumni from their hometowns and learn a bit more about USC ahead of move-in day.
This year the alumni association will host 22 parties, from Myrtle Beach to Los Angeles, in the homes of alumni, restaurants and an ice cream parlor, sending off over 450 students. The seafood chain restaurant, Bonefish Grill, is a big sponsor, hosting four parties at various locations, since a local owner, Cliff Arthur, is a 1986 College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport Management alumnus.
Kinsey Cooper, director of regional alumni engagement, said the parties do more than just connect parents, freshmen and alumni.
"[The parties] get students excited and get alumni involved," she said.
For freshmen, it is a resource, she said. At a recent gathering, a student government officer stopped by to answer questions.
Alumni often report that the send-off parties offer a great interaction, Cooper said.
Kelly Roberts, a 2011 USC graduate from the International Studies Program, recently stopped by the Washington, D.C., area send-off party. She said the program is a great experience that she wished she had in her hometown of Abilene, Texas, before she started at Carolina.
"At this Freshmen Send-Off, it was great to see future students interacting with each other, talking about football, dorms, Greek life, majors, etc.," Roberts said. "I think it's great for students from the same area to get the opportunity to know each other ahead of time and know that even when they are away from school, there are Gamecocks in their area."
In bigger cities like Atlanta, Philadelphia or Washington about 55 to 70 students will show up, said Hunter Evans, director of student programs for the alumni association.
At the party in Estill, S.C., six people gathered to play Gamecock trivia, Evans said. In smaller areas like Estill, the send-offs can mean a lot to students because it helps them know someone else on campus before arriving and ease some of their nerves about heading off to college away from home, she said.
Estill is hardly the norm, though, Cooper said. About 20 new students came to the send-off in Nashville, Tenn., to play Gamecock Bingo.
There are 12 more parties before move-in day in cities like Atlanta, Greenville and Charleston. Cooper said university representation is welcome at the events.
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Noon Recital
When Thursday November 29, 2012 @ 12:10 PM (1700 days ago)
Where Lehman Auditorium-Recital Hall
Duration 45 minutes
The noon music recital series at EMU provides an informal opportunity for music students to showcase their studies and accomplishments. The recital sessions are open to anyone. Length of the presentations vary, depending on the number of students who sign up to participate and the pieces they choose to perform.
Today's performers are:
Chloe Raber, piano
Prelude and Fugue in C Minor, WTC I – Johann Sebastian Bach
Michael Allen, baritone with Lynne Mackey, piano
La mi sola, Laureola – Fernando Obradors
Canción – Manuel de Falla
Connor McBroom, snare drum
Cirone Snare Solo No. 13 – Anthony Cirone
Amanda-Grace Lewis, violin with Gustavo Peterlevitz, piano
Rondo for Violin and Piano – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Giulio Garner, piano
Prelude in C#, WTC I – Johann Sebastian Bach
Nicole Yoder, bassoon with Lynne Mackey, piano
Sonata for Bassoon and Piano – Paul Hindemith
Intended Audience General Public
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Name Music Dept
Phone # 540.432.4225


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