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So many men, so little time
Bill Knaps 4/3/2008 9:13:45 PMDawn this is so beautiful. Greatest colors and so clear. Great DOF also. Bill #892851
Dawn M. Schneider 4/3/2008 10:56:32 PMthanks bill I liked it to!! #5741162
May K. Vokaty 4/4/2008 8:23:44 AMThis is wonderful Dawn! #5743322
Dawn M. Schneider 4/4/2008 10:09:16 AMthank you May!! #5743842
Debra R. Harder 4/6/2008 7:37:08 AMOMGOSH, Dawn! This is AWESOME!! Fabulous DOF, details, comp...a winner in my book! Deb #5751252
Dawn M. Schneider 4/6/2008 8:31:40 AMthank you debra, your praise means alot #5751430
Judith MacArthur 4/7/2008 8:23:07 PMThis is delightful Dawn...great colors and sharpness...Seems like a good contest entry for this month's theme!
Dawn M. Schneider 4/7/2008 8:25:03 PMthank you judith, thats what I was hoping!! I have a couple for the month already #5759192
Candice L. Carter 4/9/2008 9:22:01 PMBrillant title and excellent capture Dawn! Job well done! #5768692
Dawn M. Schneider 4/13/2008 7:58:08 PMthank you candice!! I love taking shots of the ducks and any birds on the river, they are fun and dont care that I am there!!! #5783907
Angela C. French 4/19/2008 5:58:31 PMHow great is that?!?!? Love this shot - so crisp and clear! CONGRATS! #5808838
Dawn M. Schneider 4/19/2008 11:00:24 PMthank you angela for your wonderful comment and for stopping by my gallery!! #5809569
Deb Koskovich 5/4/2008 7:05:20 AMGreat clarity, color and reflection -- love the title too :) #5881519
Dawn M. Schneider 5/4/2008 8:02:08 AMthank you deb, I had fun this day shooting the ducks on the river. thank you so much for the comments and praises. #5881871
anonymous 5/19/2008 10:54:10 AMCongratulations Dawn on your awesome finalist! Looks like a WINNER to me! B- #5943153
Lisa J. Boulden 5/19/2008 10:58:40 AMOmgosh!!!!
Dawn M. Schneider 5/19/2008 12:07:35 PMthank you barbara and lisa soooo much, it is my first finalist I am soo excited!!! thanks again. #5943984
Martha Jo Killebrew 5/19/2008 2:27:40 PMCongratulations on being a Finalist. Great job. #5945429
Lowen Photography 5/19/2008 2:38:26 PMGreat shot! Really cool viewpoint, too. Congratulations!!! #5945468
May K. Vokaty 5/19/2008 3:45:48 PMCongratulations Dawn! I'm thrilled for you! #5945926
anonymous 5/19/2008 3:59:52 PMHugh Congratulations Dawn on your win! You must be sooooo excited! I am very happy for you! B- #5946016
Dawn M. Schneider 5/19/2008 4:43:13 PMthank you martha jo, thank you lowen I was right on the dock with the ducks all around me, thank you may, I love your image as well congrats again on the finalist!, thank you barbara I am excited, this is my first win. #5946447
Margaret R. Barry 5/19/2008 5:09:19 PMCongratulations on your beautiful winner, Dawn! #5946731
Dawn M. Schneider 5/19/2008 5:12:23 PMthank you so much margaret for your wonderful praises. #5946761
Sue Marshall 5/19/2008 5:41:54 PMBig congrats to you Dawn on your wonderful win!! :-) #5946966
Alison Krylowski 5/19/2008 5:54:22 PMWow. Fantastic dof, colors and reflections! Congratulations! #5947044
Dawn M. Schneider 5/19/2008 6:30:35 PMthank you sue and alison for such nice compliments!! It is always so awesome to get such nice praises from BP members!!! thanks #5947245
Sam Britt 5/19/2008 6:33:19 PMCongratulations, terrific winner, Dawn! #5947270
Robert S. Grauer 5/19/2008 8:03:37 PMCongratulations, great capture. #5947932
Tarun Bose 5/20/2008 3:57:11 AMBig congrats Dawn for your excellent winner. #5949834
Cyn Valentine 5/20/2008 5:43:44 AMAwesome winner Dawn..big congratulations! #5950426
Charlene Taylor 5/20/2008 5:45:39 AMHi Dawn,
Patricia Seidler 5/20/2008 5:56:50 AMDawn, Congrats. So colorful. Great capture. Love the title too! #5950492
Dawn M. Schneider 5/20/2008 6:22:50 AMsamantha, robert, tarun, cyn charlene, patricia you all are so wonderful for taking the time to comment and visit my gallery!!! I really appreciate the fact you all took the time to help me celebrate my first win!!! thanks again. #5950643
Candice L. Carter 5/20/2008 7:10:46 AMWHOOOHOOO! CONGRATS!!!! One for the Ladies Dawn! #5950846
Lisa J. Boulden 5/20/2008 7:13:32 AMWonderful Winner!!!
Mary Spade 5/20/2008 8:01:51 AMCongratulations, Dawn. You got one in there. wonderful image. #5951262
Elida Gutierrez 5/20/2008 8:05:39 AMCONGRATULATIONS!!!
Dawn M. Schneider 5/20/2008 8:32:59 AMCandice, lisa, mary and elida, it means so much that you all support me and can take the time to give praises!!! thank you again so much it means alot to me!! #5951425
Dawn M. Schneider 5/20/2008 8:40:31 AMCongratulations, Dawn! I don't know how I missed this. What a perfect shot!!! #5951460
Dawn M. Schneider 5/20/2008 8:50:15 AMthank you deborah very much for your congrats, its deeply appreciated. #5951503
Sharon 5/20/2008 10:27:49 AMWOW!! Congratulations! This is beautiful! Well done! #5952001
Bill Knaps 5/20/2008 2:01:52 PMDawn I am so excited for you. Congrats. Bill #5952950
Eni Tutulaku 5/20/2008 2:13:29 PMDawn Im so happy about your winner ...congratulation #5953010
Laurie Daily 5/20/2008 2:23:32 PMWhat a great shot, Dawn! Congrats on this wonderful winner! #5953068
Dawn M. Schneider 5/20/2008 2:48:21 PMsharon, bil, eni and laurie, I am so pleased that you like this image and thank you very much for your praises!! #5953218
Randy L. Quast 5/20/2008 4:53:39 PMCongrats Dawn great job I knew it was only time before you would win. #5953848
Deb Koskovich 5/20/2008 4:58:02 PMCongrats on this super-fun winner, Dawn! #5953871
Aimee C. Eisaman 5/20/2008 6:46:59 PMFantastic Job Dawn....very happy for you! A huge congrats...what an honor huh? LOve the title BTW!!! #5954442
Dawn M. Schneider 5/21/2008 4:24:17 AMRandy, Deb and Aimme thank you so much for the wonderful praises and support!! aimee, what is BTW? thanks again!! #5955910
Colette M. Metcalf 5/21/2008 4:49:57 AMCongratulations!!! #5956056
Aimee C. Eisaman 5/21/2008 5:02:47 AMSorry...BTW means By The Way! LOL! #5956128
Dawn M. Schneider 5/21/2008 5:40:53 AMcolette thank you so much for your support!! aimee thank you for the info, im too old I dont know all the abreviations. thank you!! #5956296
Tammy L. Newcomb 5/21/2008 5:59:17 AMCongrats on your win; I knew it would be when I seen this. Excellent Job #5956399
Dawn M. Schneider 5/21/2008 6:14:51 AMthank you so much tammy for your belief in me, it means alot!! #5956525
Tammy L. Newcomb 5/21/2008 6:32:52 AMYou are very talented and I can't wait to see all the stuff you come up with next. #5956658
Irene Colling 5/21/2008 8:44:23 AMDawn this is absolutly wonderful. Love the title, color, composition and humorus subject matter. #5957224
Dawn M. Schneider 5/21/2008 11:06:22 AMthank you again tammy!!!
Dominick M. Dimacale 5/22/2008 5:12:30 AMCongratulations Dawn on your Fabulous Win.
Dominick #5961327
Dawn M. Schneider 5/22/2008 6:17:53 AMthank you so much doninick for such high praises and continued support. #5961711
Nancy (Peaches) Harker 5/22/2008 9:32:14 AMWHOOOOOOOOOOO HOOOOOOOOOOo
Dawn M. Schneider 5/22/2008 9:42:43 AMthank you nancy your so funny!!! you made me smile today, thank you #5962608
Renata Gusciora 5/22/2008 11:38:38 AMFantastic capture Dawn!My Congratulations!!! #5963026
Dawn M. Schneider 5/22/2008 2:12:56 PMThank you so much Renata for your support and praise #5963549
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 5/22/2008 3:08:14 PMWonderful winner! Congratulations Dawn!!! #5963714
Dawn M. Schneider 5/22/2008 3:55:37 PMthank you so much philippe for your congrats!!! thank you so much for taking the time to stop by my gallery!! #5963813
Amanda Cass 5/23/2008 1:34:23 AMhehe love ducks congrats Dawn very much deserved and I love the title :) #5965201
Dawn M. Schneider 5/23/2008 5:46:11 AMthank you amanda for taking the time to say congrats! im glad you liked it. #5966119
Christie R. Bielss 5/27/2008 10:43:25 AMGreat shot! Too cute! Congratulations on your well deserved win! #5984010
Dawn M. Schneider 5/27/2008 1:24:13 PMthank you christie very much for your wonderful praise. #5984755
Steve Scott 5/28/2008 2:04:37 PMCongratulations! This photo certainly deserved to win! Just beautiful! How can I get a print? #5989537
Dawn M. Schneider 5/28/2008 2:23:50 PMyour funny steve are you serious? #5989600
Bob Sticco 5/28/2008 3:27:05 PMDawn, Dawn, Dawn.....Awesome shot...Ducks have such a personality...and isn't it true that theres' always more men than women....:( #5989763
Steve Scott 5/29/2008 5:04:22 AMYes, I am serious! ;) My stepdaughter loves it and wants one! #5991943
Dawn M. Schneider 5/29/2008 10:19:52 AMbob it is always so nice to hear from you!! thank you for stopping by and for the nice compliment!!!
Stephanie F. Liverman 5/29/2008 7:10:15 PMLoved the title and composition first, then got a better look at the shot. Very sharp, defined and the DOF is perfect. Much deserved WINNER - Congratulations! Steph #5995097
Dawn M. Schneider 5/29/2008 8:30:46 PMthank you so much stephanie for your wonderful comments and praises!! #5995301
WENDY L. BENNETT 5/30/2008 8:04:32 AMlove, love, love it!!! #5997048
Bob Sticco 5/30/2008 10:20:57 AMDawn. . .Second place.....Wowza that is tremendous and well deserves!!!!! #5997545
Bob Sticco 5/30/2008 10:21:21 AMDawn. . .Second place.....Wowza that is tremendous and well deserved!!!!! #5997551
Dawn M. Schneider 5/30/2008 10:41:59 AMwendy, thank you so much for LOVING IT!!:)
Liz Kelso 6/4/2008 5:23:57 AMTHAT is an awesome shot. Congrats!!
Dawn M. Schneider 6/4/2008 11:54:26 AMthank you so much liz for your praises, it means alot!! #6018591
Vyctoria L. Poormon 6/4/2008 1:04:32 PMThis is a stunning capture Dawn! Congrats on the secnod place winner, it really deserved it xD #6018945
Dawn M. Schneider 6/4/2008 2:52:50 PMyour so kind vyctoria, thank you. #6019251
Karacan Salkuci (Kalacay) 6/12/2008 4:49:55 PMBeautiful,lovely image. #6053705
Daniella Puente 6/16/2008 3:32:56 PMVisiting the winners page, this is absolutely FANTASTIC Dawn, what a great capture ++++ #6067356
Dawn M. Schneider 6/16/2008 7:14:42 PMkara, thank you so much for the nice words and for visiting my gallery.
Natalia 6/25/2008 12:58:31 PMThat's great! :D #6106251
Dawn M. Schneider 6/25/2008 1:17:38 PMkind of you to stop by my gallery natalia!! thank you so much. #6106325
Manuel Barrera 6/26/2008 2:43:14 AMgreat title and image, very deserving of the yellow button #6108254
Dawn M. Schneider 6/26/2008 7:44:15 AMthank you manuel for taking the time to visit my gallery! #6109494
Karen Kessler 7/15/2008 4:33:18 PMBeautiful shot - like the depth of field. I ESPECIALLY like the caption! Congrats on winning with it, too! Karen #6184072
Dawn M. Schneider 7/15/2008 4:59:33 PMthank you karen nice of you to stop by my gallery #6184171
Vitor Dias 7/16/2008 2:16:10 AMExceptional shot, Dawn . Congrats.............../rgs Vitor #6185520
Dawn M. Schneider 7/16/2008 7:06:11 AMthank you very much vitor for visiting my gallery! #6186499
Chuck S. Frizzell 7/16/2008 11:05:21 AMThis is just a great shot Dawn, I love the ripple in the water below the ducks feet. The reflection, color, clarity, wonderful! #6187519
Dawn M. Schneider 7/16/2008 1:17:05 PMwow thanks alot chuck for visiting my gallery and for such a nice comment #6187970
Patricia Ronan 7/16/2008 3:24:12 PMTerrific image, love the title! Congrats on your win:) #6188452
Danielle M. Schamer 7/20/2008 11:01:11 AMThis is absolutly my favorite :) #6201564
Keith Bozeman 7/24/2008 11:13:06 AMGreat Shot! #6225996
Dawn M. Schneider 7/24/2008 11:16:59 AMpatricia thank you so much for your support
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 8/15/2008 9:10:46 AMCongrats on your 7th on F&S!!! (Weirdo contest! :)) #6317130
Dawn M. Schneider 8/15/2008 9:39:49 AMwell you knew before me!! thanks, I entered dog, cat, bird and horse and this was the best, wow I suck!! thanks phillippe for your support of my work I appreciate it. did you enter any? #6317250
Janice Mezzacappa 8/24/2008 7:12:00 AMCongrats Dawn this is stunning! #6358991
Ulysses A. Villamin 9/5/2008 12:55:42 PMGratz on this lovely winner, my friend!!! #6415922
Dawn M. Schneider 9/5/2008 1:59:50 PMthank you so much janice and ulysses for your congrats. my only one I know many of the members have dozens, but I liked this one and was glad. thanks again :) #6416177
Erica Murphy 9/6/2008 11:21:51 AMGreat shot and CONGRATULATIONS Dawn!! What a great image! #6419753
Daniele Castellucchio 9/8/2008 1:59:51 PMCongratulation!!!! This is simply Fantastic!
daniele #6429472
Dawn M. Schneider 9/9/2008 6:52:31 AMthank you so much erica and daniele!! thank you for taking the time to visit my gallery as well!!! #6432758
Adam CD Caron 9/29/2008 3:31:02 PMi know all that can be said about this can be but every time I look in you gallery this jumps out at me I love it #6529779
Usman M. Bajwa 10/20/2008 11:27:43 PMThis is lovely and delightful image. Your gallery is fantastic. I had a good time, Dawn.
Dawn M. Schneider 10/21/2008 5:10:23 AMadam you are so kind, thank you for your continued support
David 11/24/2008 5:10:15 PMFantastic photo! Nice sharp focus on the main subject. Great colors too! Fantastic shot, Dawn! - David #6799479
Dawn M. Schneider 11/24/2008 6:20:07 PMthank you my fellow Illinois photographer!!! #6799756
Jen R. 12/5/2008 10:34:29 AMYou have so many great pictures, but this one really stuck out to me and I'm definitely not the first one to say this, but it's fantastic! I love the 'odd one out' feel and the reflections of the ducks. #6855417
Dawn M. Schneider 12/5/2008 12:34:00 PMthank you very much jen, I am looking forward to this years winter duck shots. #6855884
Ada Panich 12/10/2008 12:49:13 AMGreat photos in your gallery, but this capture is unique, a masterpiece! Love it! #6874065
Karen Carter 1/8/2009 12:17:41 PMHow on Earth?!!! This is FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!! A BIG CONGRATULATIONS on this beautiful win!!! How do you make the colors and your subjecs stand out so wonderfully? #7001822
Lynne S. Fried 2/4/2009 7:59:42 AMHi Dawn
Mary A. Legler 2/27/2009 12:56:56 PMDawn,
Dawn M. Schneider 2/28/2009 8:56:57 PMsorry all I didnt know I had some discussions on this one.
Dawn M. Schneider 2/28/2009 8:56:57 PMsorry all I didnt know I had some discussions on this one.
Christine Lobsinger 7/7/2009 10:08:45 PMWOW DAWN - I was positive that I saw this image before and COMMENTED ... but I cant see it... I am so happy I went into your gallery tonight...
Mary A. Legler 7/7/2009 10:12:12 PMI put this beauty in my favorites back when you first posted it! Congratulations!!! #7716395
Jodi Zimmer 2/6/2010 9:59:57 AMVery cute...love the title. Your gallery is awesome Dawn. #8361179
Dawn M. Schneider 2/6/2010 10:13:05 AMwell I am not able to see all the last comments on this image, but thank you all very much. since this is my only win, its been a really long time since ive seen such glory here on bp, but thank you all for still likeing my work!! #8361209
Leslie McLain 2/7/2010 2:14:43 PMJust saw this image, so belated congrats on this terrific winner. A great shot, Dawn. #8364020
Laura E. Swan 4/19/2010 7:39:58 PMThis is SO GOOD Dawn! It's no surprise at all that I am number 21 to chose this as a favorite!!! LOVE IT and your DOF/Clarity is AMAZING! Really perfection in my eyes and the title just tops it right off. It's a new BP FAV for me. Been a long while since I have said that on this club!
P.S. Thanks for the visit today! Good to see you again, too!!! :) #8552357
Janie S. Oliver 8/24/2010 7:41:46 PMWhat a wonderful shot. Congrats on your win. #8859981
Dawn M. Schneider 8/24/2010 9:21:20 PMwow its so fun to see this image is still getting comments!! I thought that ended along time ago. thank you ladies for appreciating my work!! #8860081
Laura E. Swan 9/17/2010 5:00:56 PM
I have always loved this one Dawn! -Laura #8913797
Amanda D. Austwick 9/17/2010 7:59:41 PMWOW Dawn, what a FABULOUS Winner!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!! #8914343
Irene Colling 2/17/2011 8:31:09 PMWonderful color, great composition, excellent photography and presentation Dawn. #9247404
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (August 21, 2009) - After preparing for its season opener against Tennessee Thursday, the ETSU women's soccer team took time out of its busy schedule to help evaluate a local Upward Bound soccer program at Tri-Cities Baptist Church in Gray, Tenn.
"We really enjoyed the time we spent with the youth players," said head coach Heather Henson. "It was refreshing for our college team and coaching staff to be around these kids."
The Bucs helped the local youth league evaluate each player, where teams would have an evenly placed roster. The unique aspects of the Upward program include this evaluation system that promotes equal and competitive teams as well as a substitution system which allows for equal playing time for all participants involved.
"All the kids were so excited about being there," said Henson. "You could see the love of the game each of these youth players had for soccer and what a joy it brought to them as their season got underway."
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Jimmy Page on upcoming Led Zep reissues: 'This is a major adjustment'
NEW YORK – Years ago, a guitarist friend sighed that there aren't any great rock-guitar riffs left to be thought up.
"Damn you, Jimmy Page," he'd say half seriously, half in tribute, shaking his fist at the legendary Led Zeppelin riff-master.
That's an exaggeration, of course. Page did not come up with all of the great riffs, even within his own legendary band. As bassist John Paul Jones explained to me a decade ago, if there were a lot of notes in a Zep riff – such as on Black Dog, How Many More Times or The Ocean – it was probably his brainchild.
But otherwise? All the rest? Jimmy's.
Singer Robert Plant's notorious, early-days lyric-lifting of old blues standards aside, even if you believe the few accusations aimed at Page over the years that he pinched a chord sequence here or riff snippet there (most recent lawsuit: the intro to Stairway to Heaven) and eliminate those from consideration, Page is still to hard-rock guitar riffs what Tiffany was to Art Nouveau glass lamp shades.
In an interview two weeks ago to promote the first three remastered reissues of Led Zeppelin's nine studio albums, which go on sale Tuesday, QMI Agency asked the 70-year-old Page about his 'cornering of the market' on riffs by the mid '70s.
Was it intentional?
"It's not a trite answer, but I used to think like that – that's how I used to think," Page said.
Just as it's inconceivable by Major League Baseball pitchers today that up to the 1980s a starter regularly would throw complete games, win or lose, so today's rock bands marvel at the pace at which rockers in the '60s and early '70s released new LPs.
Zeppelin composed the songs for their first six albums by summer 1972 – after having formed in summer 1968. Four years.
Riffs poured out of Page's guitars, thanks in large part to the band's calendar-packed touring schedule.
"When we were playing live, I'd start coming up with riffs all the time," he said in an upstairs hall of an old Bowery hotel, designed to ooze the interior look and feel of a medieval British castle.
"One night I'd come up with something and it'd be lost. I just kept exploring all the time. So it was quite a workout, those live shows, in a very, very positive way."
Two things make the latest Led Zeppelin catalogue reissues different from all others since the turn of the century.
First, the remastering of the music – off the original analogue, quarter-inch studio tapes – specific to each of today's myriad formats.
"The original albums were recorded for vinyl," Page said. "And then there was the advent of CDs."
Right. In the mid 1980s, Atlantic released the first digital versions of the Zep catalogue – not off the original tape masters but off poor-quality dubs.
"They sounded absolutely horrible," Page said. "But it was clear that that's the way things were going, to a CD market. So 20 years ago the catalogue was remastered for CDs."
Page oversaw that project and breathed new, punchier life into many Zep tracks, such as Good Times Bad Times and Immigrant Song.
He has done so again. Given Page's unofficial role as chief curator of the Zeppelin catalogue, you shouldn't have to ask why.
"I suppose the most important thing to consider from my point of view, or the band's point of view, is the quality. You always want the quality to be the best it can possibly be.
"This is a major adjustment to what was done 20 years ago. The technology in remastering now, which of course covers all the new digital formats, and also vinyl, is just superior."
Will Zep-ologist fans really notice any differences?
"As long as they don't listen to it on (compressed) mp3, they'll hear far more in it," Page said.
The second compelling things about the new releases are the companion discs available in "Deluxe" editions of each album. These will contain alternate or early-take versions and, in the case of Led Zeppelin III, a newly discovered unreleased track: an ad-hoc acoustic blues numbers.
In addition to CD, Atlanta/Swan Song also is releasing these dual offerings on 180-gram vinyl and high-quality (96kHz/24 bit) digital download.
A "Super Deluxe Boxed Set" of each album and companion songs will contain all sonic formats, plus a hardbound, 70-page commemorative photo book of the band circa the album's release, and also a print of the album cover.
With the exception of AC/DC, no hard rock band has come close to flooding our ears with so many catchy, crunching guitar riffs as Led Zeppelin did from 1968-82.
What's interesting about Zep – or boring, if your tastes veered into punk and new wave by the late '70s – is that young rock listeners in that decade not only were open to, but liked the ever-expanding avenues of classic rock.
Page and Zeppelin happily went down some of those roads. They meshed ever-more complex timing patterns with new, creative ways of presenting their verse-dominant riff rock.
The guitar layerings and orchestrations that Page, as the band's sole producer, began applying to some Zep songs represented the band's creative zenith, as heard on the 1971 LP Led Zeppelin IV, 1973's Houses of the Holy and 1975's masterwork double-LP Physical Graffiti.
Examples: the songs Misty Mountain Hop, Over the Hills and Far Away, In The Light and – a personal favourite – Ten Years Gone.
It was clear in my interview with him that Page is no less proud of the guitar orchestration he applied to Ten Years Gone than I've been intrigued by it.
Three years ago I had the honour of dissecting, learning and playing the sixth guitar layer (the upper-register slide part at the end) when the Toronto-based Classic Albums Live band performed Zep songs note for note, cut for cut, at Toronto's Massey Hall.
A bootleg of Page's personal home-studio recordings reveals how he painstakingly layered in all the weaving parts in the 20-second section at the end of the bridge on Ten Years Gone, right before the tune blasts back into the main riff.
To talk to Page about those layers, on that song, does not rank among the worst moments of my life. Especially given how enthusiastically Page engaged the subject as a microcosm of how he approached song building in general.
"I was very keen to have this whole change of moods – very definite changes of moods and atmosphere to these sections, and changes to intensity or fragility or whatever.
"The parts you're referring to on Ten Years Gone that are out there on bootleg – yeah, somebody managed to get into my tapes many years ago – but anyway it gives a good illustration of the way I would approach these things … I never stopped working on the different musical possibilities at home."
After our interview concluded, and after QMI Agency photographer Craig Robertson had finished shooting the magnificent accompanying photos he conceived on the spot in that moody, medieval-style room, Page turned to me to talk yet more about Ten Years Gone.
I did not decline the opportunity.
"It's interesting, all that Ten Years Gone stuff, huh?" he finally said. "It's beautiful on the album, isn't it?"
We'll find out in 2015 how that song and others from the remaining six Zeppelin studio albums sound following their various sonic upgrades. On-sale dates for those have yet to be announced.
As for those iconic Zeppelin riffs, I asked Page if it were true what I once read about drummer John Bonham actually inspiring a few of the riffs by hammering out the specific riff patterns.
Not quite. Page gave a thoughtful answer, though, that concluded with, "Knowing how John Bonham played and his approach, it was very easy for me to sort of come up with riffs that I knew were going to fit in with his approach to things."
But before saying that, Page emphasized one overriding reason why Led Zeppelin became Led Zeppelin. Something the surviving members have all agreed on, without waver, since Bonham's sudden death broke up the band in 1980.
It's not that Page, or Jones, came up with all those unforgettable riffs. Or that Jones so brilliantly applied his mantra of "less is more" to his melodic, harmonic bass lines, keyboards, mandolins and even woodwinds. Or that Plant in those early years could sing the ass off anyone in rock. Or that "Bonzo" Bonham attacked a drum kit in such pounding yet precise fashion that, today, still leaves most drummers in awe.
Rather, it's this.
"The most important thing to understand about Led Zeppelin," Page said, "is they were four musical equals."
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9. Coda (1982, 9th album): Two years after the death of Bonham, this aptly titled LP contains remainder-bin studio leftovers dating to 1970. A few good tracks, most notably Wearing and Tearing. But the best of the band's unused session work from the first five albums already had landed on Physical Graffiti.
8. Presence (1976, 7th album): Other than Achilles Last Stand and Nobody's Fault But Mine, not enough accessibility. And no acoustic songs or ballads to counter all the hard stuff.
7. In Through the Out Door (1979, 8th album): Many Zep fans always have hated this LP. Jones was chief composer, for whatever reason. Decades later Page lamented too many choruses, not enough riffs. But Fool in the Rain and All My Love (Plant's tribute to his young son who died of a virus) are first rate.
6. Led Zeppelin III (1970, 3rd album): Too soft? Too acoustic? Too mellow? On Side 2, yes. But Immigrant Song and Since I've Been Loving You would have highlighted any Zep album.
5. Led Zeppelin I (1969, 1st album): As Page often has said, it was all there on the first album: not just savagely attacked blues, riff-based rock and supreme musicianship, but "fragility" too via ballads and acoustic songs.
4. Led Zeppelin II (1969, 2nd album): The so-called "Brown Bomber" shot the band to superstardom, thanks to Whole Lotta Love. But Heartbreaker, What Is and What Should Never Be, Ramble On, Bring It On Home and Moby Dick all sear, while the organ ballad Thank You might not ever go out of style at Boomer weddings.
3. Houses of the Holy (1973, 5th album): FM rock radio still probably gives more airplay to songs off this underappreciated Zep LP than any other. You know them all except probably The Crunge (their deliberately undanceable, ironic homage to James Brown): The Song Remains the Same, The Rain Song, Over the Hills and Far Away, Dancing Days, D'Yer Mak'er, No Quarter and The Ocean.
2. Led Zeppelin IV (1971, 4th album): Most Zep fans list this as No. 1, and not just because of Stairway to Heaven. The perfect mix of the band's hard/soft, light/shade diversity. Black Dog is the Zeppelinest song of their entire catalogue: bassist John Paul Jones' brilliant, complicated riff; guitarist Jimmy Page's catchy, raunchy, chord-crunching bridge; Plant's lewd and most accessible lyrics; and John Bonham's drums that glue it all together while shredding your woofers.
1. Physical Graffiti (1975, 6th album): The band had recorded eight new "belters," as singer Robert Plant called them. It being the mid '70s, each track was stretched out — collectively too long for one LP. So the band selected the best of their unused finished tracks to date — riff-rippers, eclectics, acoustic numbers and otherwise– and, tada!, one of the best double studio albums ever released. The foursome at their creative best.
Jimmy Page answers 5 QMI Agency readers' questions:
ROLLIE ROSE: "Did the band have a vision for future albums when drummer John Bonham passed away?"
JIMMY: "John Bonham and I had had some discussions of what we'd like to do, and it was going to be riff stuff. Not frantic riff but, you know, that really cool stuff that we could groove on."
DALE GAGO: "The music you made with the Black Crowes was fantastic, in terms of feel, energy and spirit. Is there a good enough band today that you would consider teaming up and playing with?"
JIMMY: "No, but I can recommend a band that I've just heard that sounded really amazing, but they don't need anybody else. They're called Royal Blood. Check them out."
JERRY L.: "Will the new Led Zeppelin re-masters be released in Blu-ray Audio format?"
JIMMY: "The (Super Deluxe Boxed Sets) contain a high-def audio download card of all content (at 96kHz/24 bit)."
ROB HAWK: "Does it ever surprise you the amount of influence you have had on a generation of musicians?"
JIMMY: "I've just been to Boston (to receive an honorary doctorate from the Berklee College of Music) and I heard the musicians there doing renditions of my songs and the other honourees there, and the standard of musicianship was incredible. But I heard it then. They did various versions (of Zeppelin songs) with a good complement of guitars, I've got to tell you. But, yeah, the musicianship was incredible."
NV: "Are you aware of how happy you have made people, the pleasure you have provided and how many people you've moved with your music?"
JIMMY: "The essence of it, really, is people playing in the spirit, being inspired by what you did. And that's really cool. I like that, because that's the way I learned — learning off records and stuff. Sixty, 80 years ago people would have passed on music by father to son, or mother to daughter, in that way. So this is just passing along the baton in a technological age, I suppose."
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Linda STEARNS: 1937-2003
As ballet mistress and artistic director of the esteemed Montreal company, she nurtured personality, flair and a risk-taking approach to dance
By Paula CITRON Wednesday, August 6, 2003 - Page R5
In the cutthroat, competitive world of dance, Linda STEARNS was an anomaly. As artistic director of Les Grands Ballets Canadiens, she never played games or held grudges. Whether good or bad news, she bluntly told her dancers what they had to hear, and in return, her open-door policy allowed them to vent their own feelings. National Ballet of Canada artistic director James KUDELKA, who spent almost a decade as a member of Les Grands Ballets, likens her approach to wearing an invisible raincoat upon which unhappy dancers spewed their venom. At the end of their tirades, she would serenely remove the garment and say, "Now let's talk."
Linda STEARNS died at her home in Toronto on July 4, at age 65.
She was born into privilege on October 22, 1937. Her father, Marshal, was an investment broker; her mother, Helen, was heavily involved in charity work. The family lived in the posh Poplar Plains area of central Toronto, where Ms. STEARNS attended Branksome Hall.
Despite their wealth, the STEARNS children (Linda, Nora and Marshal) were expected to earn their own livings. Helen STEARNS had studied dance in her youth, but a career was never an option. When eldest daughter Linda showed a strong talent, history might have repeated itself had not Marshal Sr. set aside his reservations after seeing his daughter perform.
After graduating from high school, Ms. STEARNS went to London and New York for advanced training. It was the great Alexandra Danilova, one of Ms. STEARNS's New York teachers, who pointed the young dancer in the direction of the upstart Les Grands Ballets Canadiens. Ms. STEARNS joined Les Grands in 1961, and was promoted to soloist in 1964. In a Who's Who of Entertainment entry, Ms. STEARNS was once listed as joining the company in 1861, and she liked to joke that, at 103 years, she held the record for the longest time spent in the corps de ballet. In fact, one of Ms. STEARNS's hallmarks was her sense of humour, much of it at her own expense.
Les Grands was known for taking dancers who did not necessarily have perfect ballet bodies, but had personality and flair, a policy Ms. STEARNS continued during her own administration.
Although Ms. STEARNS had very unballetic, low-arched feet, she was a fine classical dancer. She excelled, however, in the dramatic repertoire: Mother Courage in Richard Kuch's The Brood, or the title role in Brydon Paige's Medea. In later years, while teaching and coaching, Ms. STEARNS wore high heels to conceal her hated low arches -- while showing off her attractive ankles.
Her performing career was cut short in 1966 when artistic director Ludmilla CHIRIAEFF recognized that Ms. STEARNS would make a brilliant ballet mistress, and by 1969, Ms. STEARNS was exclusively in the studio. In fact, giving up performing was one of the great disappointments of her life, although she did in time acknowledge that she had found her true destiny. Ms. STEARNS's astonishingly keen eye allowed her to single out, in a corps de ballet of moving bodies, every limb that was out of position. She could also sing every piece of music, which saved a lot of time, because she didn't have to keep putting on the tape recorder. Because of her intense musicality, Ms. STEARNS also insisted that the dancers not just be on the count, but fill every note with movement.
Ms. STEARNS loved playing with words -- she was a crossword-puzzle addict, for example -- and gave the dancers nicknames, whether they liked them or not. Catherine LAFORTUNE was Katrink, Kathy BIEVER was Little Frog, Rosemary NEVILLE was Rosie Posie, Betsy BARON was Boops, and Benjamin HATCHER was Benjamino, to name but a few. One who escaped this fate was Gioconda BARBUTO, simply because Ms. STEARNS loved rolling out the word "G-I-O-C-O-N-D-A" in its full Italian glory. The dancers, in turn, called her Lulubelle, Mme. Gozonga and La Stearnova or, if they were feeling tired, cranky and hostile -- and were out of earshot -- Spoons (for her non-arched feet) and even less flattering names. As reluctantly as she became ballet mistress, Ms. STEARNS became artistic director, first as one of a triumvirate in 1978 with Danny JACKSON and Colin McINTYRE (when Les Grands and Brian MacDONALD came to an abrupt parting of the ways;) then with Jeanne RENAUD in 1985 and finally on her own in 1987. She retired from Les Grands in 1989. Both Mr. JACKSON and Mr. McINTRYE still refer to Ms. STEARNS as the company's backbone.
These were the famous creative years that included the works of Mr. KUDELKA, Paul Taylor, Lar Lubovitch, Nacho Duato and George Balanchine. Les Grands toured the world performing one of the most exciting and eclectic repertoires in ballet. It was a company that nurtured dancers and choreographers, many of whom reflected Ms. STEARNS's risk-taking, innovative esthetic.
She also had time to mentor choreographers outside the company, including acclaimed solo artist Margie GILLIS. Her post-Grands career included writing assessments for the Canada Council, setting works on ballet companies, coaching figure skating, and most recently, becoming ballet mistress for the Toronto-based Ballet Jörgen. When she was diagnosed with both ovarian and breast cancer two years ago, she continued her obligations to Ballet Jörgen until she was no longer able, never letting the dancers know how ill she was.
Ms. STEARNS loved huge dogs -- or what Ms. GILLIS refers to as mountains with fur -- and always had at least two. Her gardens were magnificent, as was her cooking. Her generosity was legendary, whether inviting 20 people for Christmas dinner, or hosting the wedding reception for dancers Andrea BOARDMAN and Jean-Hugues ROCHETTE at her tastefully decorated Westmount home. After leaving Montreal, whether, first, at her horse farm in Harrow, Ontario, or at the one-room schoolhouse she lovingly renovated near Campbellville, northwest of Toronto, former colleagues were always welcome.
She continued to keep in touch with her dancers, sending notes in her beautiful, distinctive handwriting. Her love of sports never left her, and after a hard day in the studio, she would relax watching the hockey game. Religion also filled her postdance life, with Toronto's Anglican Grace-Church-on-the-Hill at its epicentre. Ms. STEARNS was very discreet in her private life, although another disappointment is that neither of two long relationships resulted in marriage or children.
Ms. STEARNS was always ruthlessly self-critical, always striving for perfection, never convinced she had rehearsed a work to its full potential. As a result, she never made herself the centre of her own story. Her homes, for example, did not contain photographs glorifying the career of Linda STEARNS. Only at the end of her days, as she faced death with the same grace with which she had faced life, was she finally able to appreciate how many lives she had touched, and accept her outstanding achievements with Les Grands Ballets. Linde HOWE- BECK, former dance critic for the Montreal Gazette, sums up Ms. STEARNS perfectly when she says that she was all about love -- for her Friends and family, for life, but most of all, for dance.
Paula CITRON is dance critic for The Globe and Mail.
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In Montreal on Sunday, August 10, 2003. Beloved husband of the late Ida Baron GUTMAN. Father of Betty, and Dr. Jimmy GUTMAN. Father-in-law of Susan SCHAFER and Greg KUDRAY. Brother-in-law of Albert BARON and Sylvia GUTMAN. Grandfather of Evan and Bianca. Uncle of Debby, Judy and Stephen MERLMELSTEIN, Fran PARKER and Shelly COHEN. Admired by thousands. Died gently in the presence of his family. Leaves behind a legacy of art, music and poetry. An accomplished and charitable mentor for the entire community regardless of colour, race or creed. Our greatest thanks to the loving and caring staff of Manoir Pierrefonds. Funeral Service from Paperman and sons, 3888 Jean Talon W., Montreal on Tuesday, August 12, 2003 at 10: 45 a.m. Burial at the Rodomer Society Section, Mount Pleasant Cemetery Duvernay. Shiva at his son's home. Donations may be made to the Montreal Symphony Orchestra in memory of Adam GUTMAN. (514-842-3402.)
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"From the moment you pass the gate, with its sentinel cypresses, the impression is one of such perfect loveliness that at last, by force of contrast, the mind goes back to strong Caprarola or tragic Este, only to turn once more to bathe in the perfection of the Tuscan villa." C. Latham, The Gardens of Italy.
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The analogy that fits cybercrime is a game of cat and mouse — played among those fighting cybercrime and those seeking illegal profits. We see multiple examples in which technical innovation on both sides has resulted in one party advancing on one occasion and playing catch up on another. This struggle has played out in multiple guises, as criminals have developed convoluted communications infrastructures to facilitate control capabilities for malware, payments, and laundering services for their ill-gotten gains.
McAfee Labs discusses many examples in reports, white papers, and blogs that present the cybercrime ecosystem, emerging trends, and our engagement with key partners to disrupt or take down such operations. Earlier malware milestones seem rather rudimentary today, but the inescapable fact is that cybercrime is very big business.
In early April 2015, a global law enforcement action — with assistance from McAfee Labs— took down a major botnet that infected over 100,000 systems globally. To understand the worm, its associated botnet, and the takedown, we have prepared some material. The report Catch Me If You Can: Antics of a Polymorphic Botnet provides an in-depth analysis of the polymorphic worm and its command and control infrastructure. The solution brief When Evolution Turns Dark explains how McAfee products can protect against this worm and others like it. View the global law enforcement takedown announcement and our coverage of the takedown on our blog.


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Stockton, CA
Irene Lorraine Neri
April 5, 1937 - February 24, 2013
Irene Lorraine Neri passed away on Sunday, February 24, 2013 in Stockton. A Stockton native, Lorraine was born April 5, 1937 to the late Ernest and Irene Sutton. She was a
Records Assistant for the Stockton Police Department for forty years. Lorraine will be missed by her loving husband of 54 years, Richard Neri; daughters Christine Herechski and Sally Neri; granddaughters Nina Bookman, Erica Herechski and Gillian Welsby; great-grandsons
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nephews, Walter Butterfield, III and Christopher Butterfield. A daughter, Sandra Neri, precedes her in death.
Funeral services will be held Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. at DeYoung Memorial Chapel, 601 N. California Street, Stockton, California. Visitation will be Wednesday, February 27, 2013 from 1:00 until 7:00 p.m. at DeYoung Memorial Chapel.
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Guys, I have a problem:
Some time ago I pumped up my RPM range (6, 8, 10, 12, 14, see photos below). The size differences look normal - except for the 12m (the black one with pink around the center strut, between the yellow 10m and the white 14m). It's only marginally bigger than the 10m, the difference is certainly not 2m. When I wrote to Slingshot in the US I received the following answer:
"You are correct. We build kites to how they pull not to the exact spec. of the square meter of the kite. We don't just create a CAD file and bump up the meter size to simple make it fix. Each size kite is certainly based on each other but we design sizes individually. Some kites have flat drafts and deeper drafts. It is truely all about the way it feels and flys. Let me know if you have any other questions."
If I understand correctly, a 12m is a 12m, even when it's actually a 10.5m, as long as it "feels" like a 12m? Sounds kind of weird to me.
I'd really appreciate if the RPM riders here could comment on that.
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The Dow Jones industrial average was up 141 points, or 0.9 percent, to 15,432 shortly before noon Eastern Daylight Time Thursday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 17 points, also 1 percent, to 1,670.
The early advance put the Dow and S&P above their previous record closes set in May.
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This is an archived article that was published on sltrib.com in 2013, and information in the article may be outdated. It is provided only for personal research purposes and may not be reprinted.
We're here to help you plan your weekend, with best picks from our entertainment reporters, critics and bloggers. For more event listings, visit http://www.sltrib.com/entertainment. Sports listings can be found here.
Ski-Lay For Life Fundraiser
The American Cancer Society presents its first Ski-lay For Life, a skiing and snowboarding challenge at Canyons Resort. Ski-lay For Life is a fundraiser and family friendly picture competition. Form a team, register online at relayforlife.org/skilayut. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 7:30 a.m.- 3 p.m.
Where • Canyons Resort - Grand Summit, 4000 Canyons Resort Drive, Park City
Tickets • $20; $20 for registration and $35 for Canyons Day Pass;
Women's Roller Derby Skater Smackdown
The Wasatch Roller Derby League and Camp Hobe will hold the Skater Smackdown, a match between the women's roller derby teams, Hot Wheelers and Salt Flat Fallout. Purchase tickets at: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/326066
When • Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Derby Depot, 1415 S. 700 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10; $15 at the door; brownpapertickets.com/event/326066
The Salt Lake Tribune Home and Garden Festival
The Salt Lake Tribune Home and Garden Festival will feature more than 500 local home construction, design, and landscaping companies to provide inspiration and direction for any ongoing or future projects. Chip Wade, host of HGTV's series "Elbow Room" will be the featured guest. For more information visit http://www.saltlakehomeshow.com.
When • Friday, March 8 from 12 p.m.- 10 p.m., Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m.- 10 p.m., Sunday, March 10 from 11 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Where • South Towne Expo Center, 9575 S. State St., Sandy
Tickets • $10; *Children under 12 are free;
Wasatch Ballet - Dance Like No One is Watching
Wasatch Ballet's Performing Companies come together to present "Dance Like No One is Watching." To find out more information, visit http://www.WasatchBallet.com.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7 a.m.
Where • Orem Public Library, 58 N. State St., Orem
Tickets • Free
US National Amateur Dancesport Champions
Brigham Young University will host the US National Amateur Dancesport Champions, March 6-9. Visit arts.byu.edu for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 a.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 a.m.
Where • Brigham Young University - Marriott Center, Brigham Young University, Provo
Tickets • $25-$35;bit.ly/XE0hot
Great Salt Lake Audubon Bird Survey - Inland Sea Shorebird Reserve
Great Salt Lake Audubon Bird Survey will do a monthly bird survey of the Inland Sea Shorebird Reserve (Great Salt Lake wetland). Meet at the ShopKo in Sugarhouse Commons, 2100 S. 1300 East. Pre-registration is required. Contact Bryant Olsen at 801-498-0362 or firstname.lastname@example.com to sign up.
When • Friday, March 8 at 8 a.m.
Where • Saltair, 12408 W. Salt Air Drive, Magna
Tickets • Free
Kate Starling, Erin Berrett, Nick Rees, Simon Winegar, Susan Gallacher, John Collins Exhibit
Williams Fine Art will feature new arrivals from Kate Starling, Erin Berrett, Nick Rees, Simon Winegar, Susan Gallacher, and John Collins. For more information call 801-534-0331 or williamsfineart.com.
When • Friday, March 8 from 10 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Where • Williams Fine Art, 200 E. South Temple # 100, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Utah Sunday Singles Social Group Observes 40th Anniversary
The Utah Sunday Singles Social Group will celebrate its 40th anniversary on March 17, 2013. The organization provides a social outlet for single people over 50. RSVP at 801-277-7722 by March 11.
When • Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m., Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m., Saturday, March 9 at 10 a.m., Saturday, March 9 at 10 a.m.
Where • Mimi's Cafe, 5223 S. State, Murray
Disney on Ice - Dare to Dream
Get tangled up in the newest thrilling show to hit the ice, Disney On Ice presents Dare to Dream, when it comes to EnergySolutions Arena March 6-10, 2013. Visit smithstix.com for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 3:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 11:30 a.m., Saturday, March 9 at 3:30 p.m., Sunday, March 10 at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, March 10 at 5:30 p.m.
Where • EnergySolutions Arena, 301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $12-$52;
Photography Workshop
Join professional photographer Mike Flaherty to learn skills and tricks of taking good photos. Bring your camera and dress for the weather as portions of this event are outside. The park naturalist will provide education on the land and wildlife, helping us better understand the park. Contact email@example.com or call 435-654-1791.
When • Friday, March 8 at 5:30 p.m.
Where • Wasatch Mountain State Park, Near Midway, Utah, Midway
Tickets • $5 per vehicle;
Sugar House Art Walk
Local Colors will be open for the first Sugar House Art Walk of 2013. It will also be the ending reception for the White-themed group artist show. Visit http://www.localcolorsart.com for information.
When • Friday, March 8 from 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Where • Local Colors, 1054 E. 2100 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Ana Prvacki: Neutralize Negative Feelings
The Utah Museum of Contemporary Art will present Ana Prvacki: Neutralize Negative Feelings, an installation about etiquette. In her exhibition Neutralize Negative Feelings at UMOCA, Prvacki morphs her PSA work into a new artistic direction, historicizing the codes of imposed etiquette with the motivational sloganeering of past generations. Embroidered adages like "Happy Wife, Happy Life" are given new and more relevant meaning by updating it with current, universal situations of human folly and faux pas.
When • Friday, March 8 from 6 p.m.- 8 p.m., Saturday, March 9 from 11 a.m.- 6 p.m.
Where • Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, 20 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Layton High School will present the musical "Curtains," an entertaining whodunit where audiences can expect that it will most certainly be curtains for several of the cast of characters. For tickets call 801-402-4888 or email Dennis Ferrin at email@example.com.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m.
Where • Layton High School, 440 Lancer Lane, Layton
Tickets • $8.00; *
The Curious Savage
West High School will present John Patrick's "The Curious Savage," a comedy that will leave the audience with a feeling that the neglected virtues of kindness and affection have not been entirely lost in this world.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m.
Where • West High School, 241 N. 300 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $5.00;
A high-spirited, seamlessly choreographed production, Bowfire serves up a dazzling side of tap dancing, step dancing and vocals to accompany the feast of strings. Visit ecclescenter.org for information or call 435-655-3114.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Eccles Center for the Performing Arts, 1750 Kearns Blvd., Park City
Tickets • $20-$67;
Death of a Salesman
Salt Lake Community College will present Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman," the tale about a man who wants nothing more than to win the approval and respect of his sons. It is a haunting tale about the influence hero-worship has on family, betrayal, and loss. Visit the-grand.org or call 801-957-3322 for ticket information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake Community College Grand Theatre, 1575 S. State, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10-$24;bit.ly/OvSXaf
The Sea Horse
Westminster presents a theatrical production of "The Sea Horse," in the Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory. "The Sea Horse" is a tender, ribald and complex love story, set in a waterfront bar where seaman Harry Bales spends his shore leave. To purchase tickets, visit bit.ly/GJmyuT or call 801-832-2457.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Dumke Recital Hall, 1375 E. President's Circle, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10; bit.ly/GJmyuT
My Fair Lady
The Terrace Plaza Playhouse will present "My Fair Lady," the Lerner and Loewe musical about misogynistic and arrogant phonetics professor Henry Higgins and flower girl Eliza Doolittle. Reserved tickets are available at Terrace Plaza Playhouse by calling 801-393-0070 or visit http://www.terraceplayhouse.com.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, March 10 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Terrace Plaza Playhouse, 99 E. 4700 South, Ogden
Tickets • $7-$12;
The Cleverest Thief and Gone Missing
The Brigham Young University Department of Theatre will present two plays with a distinct and contemporary storytelling approach form the basis of these pieces by BYU theatre students, "The Cleverest Thief," and New York City's Dramatists Play Service's, "Gone Missing." Devised from interviews, these works ask us to view life through an unusual and welcoming lens, providing insight into how we relate to the things we lose and the things we find. Visit arts.byu.edu for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Brigham Young University Harris Fine Arts Center, University Avenue and Center Street, Provo
Tickets • $7; bit.ly/VReweq
Noises Off
The Echo Theatre will present "Noises Off," the show follows the cast and crew of "Nothing On," a comedy about mistaken identity, taxes, and lots of sardines. Comedic mayhem ensues as relationship drama offstage inevitably interferes with the drama happening onstage. Visit http://www.TheEchoTheatre.com for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Echo Theatre, 145 N. University Ave., Provo
Tickets • $10; $12 at the door;
Play On
Pleasant Grove Players will present the comedy "Play On!," the story of a theater group trying desperately to put on a play in spite of maddening interference from a haughty author who keeps revising the script. Seating is reserved and tickets may be purchased online at pgplayers.com. The box office will be open for current and future sales on performance nights from 6:30-7:30 p.m.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Pleasant Grove City Library, 30 E. Center St., Pleasant Grove
Tickets • $10; *No babes-in-arms or children under 5;
Pygmalion Productions will present Julie Jensen's play, "Cheat." At the end of World War II, some women couldn't wait until their men came home from the Front; others had liberty that they had never known before. Set in a Utah war industries plant, "Cheat" captures a moment when the world had changed forever, only to try and change back. Visit arttix.org or call 801-355-ARTS for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 8 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 2 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 8 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20; Must be 17 and older to attend;bit.ly/RGfg3a
Amir Jackson
Connect will present Amir Jackson, founder of the Nurture the Creative Mind Foundation, as guest lecturer. Connect is a monthly community arts program where visual artists can come to display their artwork and hear from prominent members of the Utah art community.
hen • Friday, March 8 at 8 p.m.
Where • Urban Arts Gallery, 137 Rio Grande St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Antelope Island Big Sit Bird Count
Meet at the visitor center and then caravan to the marina at 10 a.m. Plan to spend time in your car as it acts as a wonderful blind, however, we may also get out to view birds through scopes. Hot chocolate will be served at the visitor center afterwards. Dress to spend time outside and note this event is dependent on weather conditions. Park entrance fees apply. Call 801-721-9569 for information.
When • Saturday, March 9 at 9 a.m.
Where • Antelope Island State Park, 4528 W. 1700 South, Syracuse
Tickets • $9 Day-Use per vehicle, which includes Davis County causeway fee;
Family History Library Research Classes: Eastern Europe, Ireland, Southern States
The Family History Library is offering an all-day series of classes on researching various geographic areas. Classes include East European, Ireland and Southern States research. Visit familysearch.org/locations/library_class_schedule for information or call 801-240-4950.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 9 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Where • LDS Family History Library, 35 N. West Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Screen Printing
In this class, you'll learn the step-by-step process of screen printing through both demonstration and hands-on experience. Visit continue.utah.edu/lifelong or call 801-587-5433.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.
Where • Copper Palate Press, 160 E. 200 South, Unit B, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $214.00; bit.ly/JmbItk
Furniture Refinishing
Learn how to restore the original beauty and function of any piece of furniture in this hands-on class. Visit continue.utah.edu/lifelong or call 801-587-5433 for information.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 9:30 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Where • Alonzo's Refinishing, 154 Navajo St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $129.00; bit.ly/w1ck2T
Literary Workshop
The Murray City Cultural Arts will host a literary workshop that will include literary voice, plot, tools of the trade, and goal setting. During the lunch break, readings from authors and winners of the Murray literary competition will be featured. To register visit http://www.murray.utah.gov and click on cultural arts.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Where • Murray Library, 166 E. 5300 South, Murray
Tickets • $10.00; $15 at the door; students with current school ID will receive a $5 discount;
The Art of Pruning
This class will address specific pruning needs of flowering trees and shrubs, vines and groundcovers. Each session includes a hands-on outdoor component. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to noon. This class is co-sponsored by the University of Utah Continuing Education Lifelong Learning program. Preregister at 801-587-5433 or online at http://www.continue.utah.edu.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m.- 12 p.m.
Where • Red Butte Garden and Arboretum, 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $74.00; $67 for members;bit.ly/XSJ8s1
Playworks 5K Run for Recess
Playworks Salt Lake City will host the annual 58k Run for Recess event. Playworks is an organization that focuses on improving school climates through the power of play.
When • Saturday, March 9 at 10 a.m.
Where • Salt Lake Community College Taylorsville Redwood Campus, 4600 S. Redwood Road, Taylorsville
Tickets • http://www.playworks.org
Sundance Resort Author Series - Maria Semple
Sundance Resort will begin the 11th year of its popular Author Series events. The event includes lecture and discussion, a signed copy of the author's book and brunch in the award-winning Tree Room. Maria Semple, a television writer, will present her book, "Where'd You Go Bernadette?" Call 866-734-4428 or visit bit.ly/did2DI for information.
When • Saturday, March 9 at 11:30 a.m.
Where • Sundance Resort, 8841 N. Alpine Loop Road, Sundance
Tickets • $75.00; bit.ly/VXovMA
Ballet West Costume Luncheon
Ballet West will offer an up-close look at the intricately woven costumes worn in Ballet West productions with its first-ever Costume Luncheon. Tickets are available at http://www.balletwest.org/CostumeLuncheon or by contacting Camellia Rowland at 801-869-6917 or email@example.com.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 11:55 a.m.- 1:30 p.m.
Where • Sheraton City Center, 150 W. 500 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $35.00;
Wild Land: Thomas Cole and the Birth of American Landscape Painting
The Brigham City Museum of Art and History will present the artwork of Thomas Cole, an English-born American artist, who sought nature's untouched grandeur to explore and paint. He was particularly drawn to the beauty of the Catskill Mountains in New York which were the setting for many of his paintings. For information, call 435-226-1439 or visit http://www.brighamcitymuseum.org.
When • Friday, March 8 from 11 a.m.- 6 p.m., Saturday, March 9 from 1 p.m.- 5 p.m.
Where • Brigham City Museum-Gallery, 24 N. 300 West, Brigham City
Tickets • Free
Plane Talk - Ed Metcalf
The Hill Aerospace Museum will sponsor Plane Talk, an opportunity for people to share and exhibit memories of their time and aircraft experiences during their time in the military or as a civilian. Ed Metcalf, a B-24 navigator-bombardier will discuss his stories. Call Michelle Gaudry for information at 801-825-5817 or visit aerospaceutah.org. The event is held in the theater the museum's front lobby.
When • Saturday, March 9 from 1 p.m.- 2 p.m.
Where • Hill Air Force Base Aerospace Museum, I-15 exit 336 (Roy), Hill Air Force Base
Tickets • Free
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
CenterPoint Legacy Theatre will present "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," the story of how 11 jealous brothers sell Joseph into Egypt only to discover he is their only hope for survival. Visit http://www.centerpointtheatre.org for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Where • CenterPoint Legacy Theatre, 525 N. 400 West, Centerville
Tickets • $17-$21;bit.ly/nrjX93
The Civil War
The Hale Center Theater Orem will present "The Civil War," a musical event borrowing techniques from rock music, concert performance, oratorios and song-cycles. Visit the Hale Center Theater Orem Box Office, call 801-226-8600 or visit HaleTheater.org for tickets.
When • Friday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Where • Hale Center Theater - Orem, 25 W. 400 North, Orem
Tickets • $16-$20;bit.ly/XMn5FB
Plan-B Theatre Company presents Eric(a), the story of a transgender man who falls for a woman - as a man - for the first time. With Teresa Sanderson. World premiere by Matthew Ivan Bennett. Visit planbtheatre.org/tickets.htm for information.
When • Friday, March 8 at 8 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 4 p.m. and at 8 p.m., Sunday, March 10 at 2 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $20; bit.ly/JlkwnE
St. Patrick's Irish Dinner
Representatives from MacCool's Public House, a local "pub," will to celebrate food and folklore from the Old Country with a traditional Irish Dinner accompanied by Guinness, Smithwick's and Harp beer. Non-alcoholic beverages available. Visit http://www.harmonsgrocery.com for information or call 801-617-0133.
When • Saturday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m.
Where • Harmons Bangerter Crossing, 125 E. 12800 South, Draper
Tickets • $59; bit.ly/WcTLVm
Farmington's Got Talent
Farmington City will present its Farmington's Got Talent show. Visit http://www.farmington.utah.gov for information.
When • Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 9 at 7 p.m.
Where • Farmington Community Arts Center, 120 S. Main St., Farmington
Tickets • $5.00; $6 at the door;1.usa.gov/W4fg02
Music and comedy • Listings by David Burger
Kevin Nealon
Spotlight show • The 59-year-old comedian, a cast member on "Saturday Night Live" from 1986 to 1995 and the Showtime series "Weeds," is developing a TV pilot with his wife. In a phone interview, Nealon said the potential show will, like "Weeds," not have a laugh track. However, like "Weeds," it could have a "munchie track." The Connecticut native and California resident has been busy since departing "SNL," where he was one-half of "Hans and Franz" as well as Subliminal Man, Mr. No Depth Perception and the anchor of "Weekend Update." Besides touring, he wrote a book about having pregnant wife called Yes, You're Pregnant, But What About Me? His advice to expectant fathers: "You're not alone." He is considering writing another book. Until then, he continues to perform stand-up, hoping never to draw hecklers. When he does encounter them, "I start speaking very softly." Well done, Subliminal Man.
When • Friday at 7:30 and 9:30
Where • Wiseguys West Valley City, 2194 W. 3500 South
Tickets • $25 at wiseguyscomedy.com
Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside
Spotlight show • The headliner for Saturday's show at Urban Lounge is Thao & the Get Down Stay Down. But go early to check out the Portland, Ore.-based band Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside. Ford, the frontwoman for soul-influenced rockabilly band grew up in North Carolina, but headed West after high school graduation. "I thought about San Francisco or New York City, but those are so expensive," she said in a telephone interview. For a while, she worked at a bagel shop in the Portland State University food court, but quit when the buzz for the band built. During that time, she also developed key friendships with Portland's favorite sons The Decemberists. The Avett Brothers also were early supporters asking Ford and her band to open many dates. "They did so much for us," Ford said. The band is gradually gaining support, even though Ford acknowledged that one of her bandmates, who used to work on fishing boats in Alaska, would "make a lot more money fishing." The band will perform at Boise's Treefort Music Fest March 21-24.
When • Saturday, 9 p.m.
Where • Urban Lounge, 241 S. 500 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at 24Tix
Chelsea Grin
Spotlight show • This will be a homecoming show for Utah-based Chelsea Grin which is the term used when a victim's face is slashed from the edges of the mouth to the ears. (Makes you grin thinking about it, doesn't it?) The deathcore band, known for its three-guitar attack, formed about four years ago when lead singer Alex Koehler was attending Valley High School in South Jordan. Last year the band played the entire Warped Tour and released a five-song EP called "Evolve." "This is the best lineup that's ever happened to this band," Koehler said of the sextet, which has seen a revolving door of members. The band is already writing a new full-length album, which Koehler promised will "push even farther than 'Evolve.' " Everyone in the band lives in Utah, and during this brief stop headlining "The Sick 2" tour, they plan to dine at La Frontera and taco carts, while cherishing the simple pleasure of sleeping in their own beds for a night. "As a child, you always hate where you live," Koehler said. Now, "there's nothing like home," and he is not being sarcastic. Guests on the tour include Attila, Betraying The Martyrs, Within the Ruins and Buried in Verona.
When • Saturday, 6 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 579 W. 200 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 at SmithsTix
The instrumental rock band released its third studio album last year, called "Waking Season." Native opens the show.
When • Friday at 7
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 advance, $12 at the door; at 24Tix.com
Macklemore & Ryan Lewis
The rapper with a penchant for pinching pennies performs as part of the mtvU Woodies Tour.
When • Friday at 7:30
Where • Dixie State College, 225 S. 700 East, St. George
Tickets • $20 at dixiestatetickets.com
Underground rapper Murs is headlines The Road to Paid Dues Tour, which also features Prof, Black Cloud Music and Fashawn.
When • Saturday, 7 p.m.
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $18 at 24Tix.com
Juilliard Jazz Orchestra
This collaborative jazz performance will include musicians from the Juilliard Jazz Orchestra, Jazz at the Lincoln Center and the Snow College Jazz Orchestra. Brooklyn-based jazz singer Alicia Olatuja will provide vocals.
When • Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Where • Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $21 at ArtTix.org
Charles Ellsworth
Local country and blues musician Charles Ellsworth will perform with openers Shadow Puppet and Bip Bip Bip.
When • Saturday, 9 p.m.
Where • Bar Deluxe, 666 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $5 at 24Tix.com
The indie rockers band from Boston will play with Silver Snakes, Settle Down, Rile and Sir Kay.
When • Sunday, 6 p.m.
Where • The Shred Shed, 60 E. Exchange Place, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $8 advance, $10 day of; at 24Tix.com
Hey Ocean
Up-and-coming Canadian band Hey Ocean performs indie-pop. They Are the City and Cliffs will open.
When • Sunday, 7 p.m.
Where • Kilby Court, 741 S. Kilby Court, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10 at 24Tix.com
The Torn ACLs
This Seattle four-piece will perform at this year's SXSW. Lady Murasaki and Beachmen open.
When • Sunday, 8 p.m.
Where • Bar Deluxe, 666 S. State St., Salt Lake City
Tickets • $6 at 24Tix.com
Movies • Listings by Sean P. Means
Disney meets L. Frank Baum, and the results are more spectacular than special.
"Oz the Great and Powerful" is a visually arresting prequel to the classic "The Wizard of Oz," exploring how the Wizard got to be the Wizard. Turns out he was a traveling carnival magician (played by James Franco) who ends up catching a tornado to the colorful land of Oz where he tries to double-talk his way past an evil witch (Rachel Weisz), a good witch (Michelle Williams) and one who could go either way (Mila Kunis). Director Sam Raimi brings the flash and spectacle to this rendition of Oz, but there's not much charm on display. The casting is also uneven, with Weisz and Williams running rings around Franco and Kunis.
The other mainstream movie this week is the thriller "Dead Man Down," a darkly atmospheric revenge drama with some gaping plot problems. Colin Farrell stars as Victor, a mid-level hood for a crime lord (Terrence Howard) who's being bedeviled with cryptic messages plotting retribution for something. Victor meets Beatrice (Noomi Rapace), a woman who tries to blackmail Victor into helping her exact revenge on the drunk driver who crashed into her, disfiguring her face. Director Niels Arden Oplev (who helmed Rapace through the Swedish version of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo") employs Farrell and Rapace well, and creates a sinister vibe that almost compensates for the craziness in J.H. Wyman's script.
The most chilling movie this week is actually a documentary: "West of Memphis," a stirring look at the case of the West Memphis 3 three teens wrongly convicted of murdering three little boys in an Arkansas town. Director Amy Berg dissects how police errors, a zealous prosecutor and an inept forensics expert came together in a miscarriage of justice, and how dogged activism by the imprisoned men's friends and family (along with some notable celebrities) got the case reopened.
Another documentary this week is less involving. "Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey" tells of Arnel Pineda, a Manila rock singer who was working clubs when his voice was heard by the members of Journey just as they were looking for a replacement lead singer. Pineda's story is fascinating, but director Ramona S. Diaz messes up the delivery with poor organization. The result is a valentine to the band, interesting only to Journey's diehard fans.
Lastly, "Emperor" is a dishwater-dull historical drama, centering on the efforts of a U.S. general (Matthew Fox) to find evidence to exonerate the Japanese emperor Hirohito of war crimes at the end of World War II. Tommy Lee Jones pops up as Gen. Douglas MacArthur, but his saltiness can't spice up Fox's performance or director Peter Webber's stuck-in-neutral pacing.
Television • compiled by Scott D. Pierce
Utah, Utah State, Weber State and Southern Utah don't start college basketball post-season play until next week, by which time BYU and the West Coast Conference will be finished.
The Cougar men face San Diego in the quarterfinals on Friday at 9:30 p.m. on ESPNU. If they win, they'll play St. Mary's in the semifinals on Saturday at 9:30 p.m. on ESPN2. The men's WCC tournament final is Monday at 7 p.m. on ESPN.
The Cougar women face Loyola Marymount in the quarterfinals on Friday at 1 p.m. on BYUtv. If they win, they'll play Gonzaga at Saturday at 1 p.m. on BYUtv. The women's WCC tournament final is Monday at 2 p.m. on ESPNU.
Friday on TV …
NBA (6 p.m., ROOT): Utah Jazz at Chicago Bulls
Undercover Boss (7 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): The CEO of Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows goes under cover.
Fashion Star (7 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): A new season of this fashion competition begins.
Men's college volleyball (7 p.m., BYUtv): Cal Baptist at BYU
Golden Boy (8 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Arroyo threatens Clark.
Grimm (8 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): Nick has to investigate his own crime.
Touch (8 p.m., Fox/Ch. 13): Calvin offers Lucy a deal for Amelia's return.
Blue Bloods (9 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Frank falls for a woman from the ACLU.
Saturday on TV ...
MLS (5 p.m., Ch. 4): Real Salt Lake at D.C. United
NBA (5:30 p.m., ROOT): Utah Jazz at New York Knicks
Men's college volleyball (7 p.m., BYUtv): Cal Baptist at BYU
Ripper Street (8 and 10 p.m., BBC America): Reid investigates a white slavery ring.
My Week with Marilyn (9 p.m.,Showtime): Michelle Williams was nominated for an Oscar for her role in this film. (Rated R)
The New Normal (10 p.m., Ch. 30): Clay makes an announcement.
Saturday Night Live (10:30 p.m., Ch. 30): Justin Timberlake hosts and performs.
Sunday on TV ...
60 Minutes (6 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Scott Pelley investigates the source of tainted pain medication, which caused fungal meningitis that has killed 48 Americans and sickened hundreds more.
The Amazing Race (7 p.m. CBS/Ch. 2): Can the Utah father-and-son team, David and Connor O'Leary, keep racing despite David's injury?
Once Upon a Time (7 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Mary Margaret is tempted to use dark magic.
The Simpsons (7 p.m., Fox/Ch. 13): Flanders' parents like Homer more than they like Ned.
The Walking Dead (7, 9 and 10 p.m., AMC): Rick and the Governor try to make peace. Supposedly.
Army Wives (7 and 11 p.m., Lifetime): In the season premiere, the regulars mourn the loss of one of their own.
The Good Wife (8 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Alicia is suspicious of a lawyer she's working with on Lemond Bishop's case.
All-Star Celebrity Apprentice (8 p.m., NBC/Ch. 5): The teams leave New York for a task in Orlando.
The Client List (8 p.m., Lifetime): In the season premiere, Riley inherits a new client at the spa.
The Mentalist (9 p.m., CBS/Ch. 2): Jane is forced to admit his role in Lorelei's prison escape.
Revenge (8 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Emily redoubles her efforts to avenge her father's death and Amanda's death.
Red Widow (8 p.m., ABC/Ch. 4): Boris recalls an important detail of his father's murder.
The Bible (9 p.m., History): Joshua conquers Jericho; Delilah betrays Samson.
Girls (10 p.m., HBO): Hannah's publisher is pressuring her.
Shameless (10 p.m., Showtime): Charlie and Stu try to win back Marcy.
House of Lies (11 p.m., Showtime): The team consults for an adult-toy company.


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