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Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mirsky (una libraia della zona) e di Louis Nigro, trombettista che, per sbarcare il lunario, fa l’accordatore di pianoforte. Grazie ai geni paterni e alla passione musicale della mamma (la cui spettacolare collezione di dischi spazia dal jazz di Billie Holiday alle composizioni raffinate di Ravel e Débussy) Laura inizia presto a suonare il pianoforte: impara da sola, a orecchio, ascoltando proprio i vinili materni. A 8 anni è già in grado di scrivere e suonare le sue prime canzoni.
Le scuole che frequenta ampliano formazione e orizzonti culturali: Laura divora libri di poesia e si accosta a nuovi universi musicali. Da adolescente trascorre le vacanze estive con la famiglia nella zona di Woodstock mentre, quando è a New York, suona con un gruppo di amici sotto la metropolitana o agli angoli delle strade del Greenwich Village. Non le piace il cognome paterno (Nigro, pronunciato così, in inglese significa “negro”) così lo modifica leggermente: toglie la “g” mette una “y” al posto della “i” e, per tutti, diventa Laura Nyro. Nel 1966, suo padre le presenta Artie Mogull, produttore e discografico esperto che ha già lanciato con successo le carriere di personaggi come Bill Cosby, Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul & Mary, e molti altri ancora. Grazie a Mogull (che diventa il suo manager) Laura vende per 5000 dollari la sua prima canzone (And When I Die) proprio a Peter, Paul & Mary, incide l’album di debutto per la Verve e partecipa al Festival di Monterey in piena “Summer Of Love”. Le sue canzoni raffinate, con influenze jazz, sono una novità assoluta per il mondo rock di fine anni 60. David Geffen e Clive Davis, vedendola a Monterey, la mettono sotto contratto portandola via a Mogull per una cifra allora stratosferica di quasi 500.000 dollari. Ma ne guadagnano assai più del doppio quando negoziano un nuovo accordo con la Columbia: proprio da quel fantastico affare parte la loro carriera di discografici leggendari.
Laura Nyro, invece, nonostante i successi, rimane sempre un po’ nell’ombra in virtù di un carattere scontroso e di un’attitudine artistica assai poco propensa al compromesso. A 50 anni, l’8 aprile del 1997, muore di cancro alle ovaie, lo stesso male che le ha portato via la mamma. La sua musica però, resta da allora e per sempre nel cuore degli appassionati.
Ezio Guaitamacchi - Jam TV - Rock Files
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about the body of music and songs that was 20 years too long for the music public to recognize. Laura's music continues embody a soul of the music she grew up listening to as a child. In fact, her genius was ahead of her time in her time. Penning songs like "Stoney End," "Sweet Blindness," "Eli's Coming," "Save The Country," "Stoned Soul Picnic," and "Wedding Bell Blues," she defined an alternative to the formulaic pop songs that many of Laura's contemporaries like Carole King and Ellie Greenwich were producing during the mid-to-late 1960's.
Born Laura Nigro on October 18, 1947 in the Bronx, New York, she grew up listening to her parents eclectic records ranging from Opera to classical to jazz music. Laura was composing music since she was eight and had ear for music. Upon a meeting set-up by her father with record executive Artie Mogull, he became her manager and Laura penned her first successful song "And When I Die," which was recorded by the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul, and Mary. In the late 60's she signed with Columbia Records where she recorded her landmark second record "Eli and the Thirteenth Confession." Throughout her career Laura recorded nine studio albums including the classic "Gonna Take a Miracle" with soul group LaBelle and "New York Tendaberry."
Laura died of ovarian cancer on April 8, 1997 at the age of 49.
On August 11th, 2012 at Lincoln Center as part of the Out of Doors Series and the 29th Annual Roots of American Music Festival, friends and family performed as part of a program celebrating the life of Laura Nyro titled the "Triple Goddess Twilight Revue." The Artistic Director of the program was Archie Walker who took the most important songs of Laura's career and had her friends perform them as well as give their personal testimonies and reflect on what Laura and her music means to them. The artists that performed at the tribute were Jan Nigro & The Ebony Hillbillies, Gil-T a.k.a Gil Bianchini, Desmond Child & Rogue, Kate Ferber, Felix Cavaliere, Sarah Dash & Nona Hendryx of LeBelle, Melba Moore, and Melissa Manchester.
Columbia Records released a two-cd compilation of Laura's music entitled "Stone Soul Picnic: The Best of Laura Nyro" that showcases her music of 25 years while she was with the label. Currently, "December's Boudoir," a documentary about the life and times of Laura is also in the works and is directed by Maria Florio.
To find out more about singer-songwriter Laura Nyro please visit her website at www.lauranyro.com.
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The film chronicles record producer Artie Mogul's efforts to produce an album of Bob Dylan's songs.
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Atlantic Records (Atlantic Recording Corporation) is an American record label best known for its numerous recordings of rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, and hip hop. Over its first 20 years of operation Atlantic earned a reputation as one of the most important American recording labels, specializing in jazz, R&B; and soul recordings by African-American artists, a position greatly enhanced by its distribution deal with Stax Records.
In 1967 Atlantic became a wholly owned subsidiary of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, now the Warner Music Group, and expanded into rock and pop music, signing Cream, Led Zeppelin, Yes and Foreigner. In 2004 Atlantic Records and its sister label Elektra Records merged into Atlantic Records Group. Craig Kallman is currently Chairman of Atlantic Records. Label co-founder Ahmet Ertegün served as Founding Chairman until his death on December 14, 2006, at age 83. The label also has a number of deals with previously independent labels such as Must Destroy and VP Records.
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Jam TV - La storia del rock day by day tutti i giorni su www.jamonline.it Oggi, 18 ottobre 1947... Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mirsky (una libraia della zona) e di Louis Nigro, trombettista che, per sbarcare il lunario, fa l’accordatore di pianoforte. Grazie ai geni paterni e alla passione musicale della mamma (la cui spettacolare collezione di dischi spazia dal jazz di Billie Holiday alle composizioni raffinate di Ravel e Débussy) Laura inizia presto a suonare il pianoforte: impara da sola, a orecchio, ascoltando proprio i vinili materni. A 8 anni è già in grado di scrivere e suonare le sue prime canzoni. Le scu -
34:04The Pace Report: "The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue: Celebrating The Music of Laura Nyro"
The Pace Report: "The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue: Celebrating The Music of Laura Nyro"The Pace Report: "The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue: Celebrating The Music of Laura Nyro"
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about the body of music and songs that was 20 years too long for the music public to recognize. Laura's music continues embody a soul of the music she grew up listening to as a child. In fact, her genius was ahead of her time in her time. Penning songs like "Stoney End," "Sweet Blindness," "Eli's Coming," "Save The Country," "Stoned Soul Picnic," and "Wedding Bell Blues," she defined an alternative to the formulaic pop songs that many of Laura's contemporaries like Carole King and Ellie Green -
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Bob Dylan RevisitedBob Dylan Revisited
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18 ottobre - Laura Nyro, poetessa dimenticata
Jam TV - La storia del rock day by day tutti i giorni su www.jamonline.it Oggi, 18 ottobre 1947... Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mirsky (una libraia della zona) e di Louis Nigro, trombettista che, per sbarcare il lunario, fa l’accordatore di pianoforte. Grazie ai geni paterni e alla passione musicale della mamma (la cui spettacolare collezione di dischi spazia dal jazz -
The Pace Report: "The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue: Celebrating The Music of Laura Nyro"
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about the body of music and songs that was 20 years too long for the music public to recognize. Laura's music continues embody a soul of the music she grew up listening to as a child. In fact, her genius was ahead of her time in her time. Penning -
Bob Dylan Revisited
The film chronicles record producer Artie Mogul's efforts to produce an album of Bob Dylan's songs. -
Atlantic Records
Atlantic Records (Atlantic Recording Corporation) is an American record label best known for its numerous recordings of rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, and hip hop. Over its first 20 years of operation Atlantic earned a reputation as one of the most important American recording labels, specializing in jazz, R&B; and soul recordings by African-American artists, a position greatly enhanced by
18 ottobre - Laura Nyro, poetessa dimenticata
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Jam TV - La storia del rock day by day tutti i giorni su www.jamonline.it
Oggi, 18 ottobre 1947...
Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mir...
Jam TV - La storia del rock day by day tutti i giorni su www.jamonline.it
Oggi, 18 ottobre 1947...
Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mirsky (una libraia della zona) e di Louis Nigro, trombettista che, per sbarcare il lunario, fa l’accordatore di pianoforte. Grazie ai geni paterni e alla passione musicale della mamma (la cui spettacolare collezione di dischi spazia dal jazz di Billie Holiday alle composizioni raffinate di Ravel e Débussy) Laura inizia presto a suonare il pianoforte: impara da sola, a orecchio, ascoltando proprio i vinili materni. A 8 anni è già in grado di scrivere e suonare le sue prime canzoni.
Le scuole che frequenta ampliano formazione e orizzonti culturali: Laura divora libri di poesia e si accosta a nuovi universi musicali. Da adolescente trascorre le vacanze estive con la famiglia nella zona di Woodstock mentre, quando è a New York, suona con un gruppo di amici sotto la metropolitana o agli angoli delle strade del Greenwich Village. Non le piace il cognome paterno (Nigro, pronunciato così, in inglese significa “negro”) così lo modifica leggermente: toglie la “g” mette una “y” al posto della “i” e, per tutti, diventa Laura Nyro. Nel 1966, suo padre le presenta Artie Mogull, produttore e discografico esperto che ha già lanciato con successo le carriere di personaggi come Bill Cosby, Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul & Mary, e molti altri ancora. Grazie a Mogull (che diventa il suo manager) Laura vende per 5000 dollari la sua prima canzone (And When I Die) proprio a Peter, Paul & Mary, incide l’album di debutto per la Verve e partecipa al Festival di Monterey in piena “Summer Of Love”. Le sue canzoni raffinate, con influenze jazz, sono una novità assoluta per il mondo rock di fine anni 60. David Geffen e Clive Davis, vedendola a Monterey, la mettono sotto contratto portandola via a Mogull per una cifra allora stratosferica di quasi 500.000 dollari. Ma ne guadagnano assai più del doppio quando negoziano un nuovo accordo con la Columbia: proprio da quel fantastico affare parte la loro carriera di discografici leggendari.
Laura Nyro, invece, nonostante i successi, rimane sempre un po’ nell’ombra in virtù di un carattere scontroso e di un’attitudine artistica assai poco propensa al compromesso. A 50 anni, l’8 aprile del 1997, muore di cancro alle ovaie, lo stesso male che le ha portato via la mamma. La sua musica però, resta da allora e per sempre nel cuore degli appassionati.
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Oggi, 18 ottobre 1947...
Bronx, New York Nasce Laura Nigro, primogenita di Gilda Mirsky (una libraia della zona) e di Louis Nigro, trombettista che, per sbarcare il lunario, fa l’accordatore di pianoforte. Grazie ai geni paterni e alla passione musicale della mamma (la cui spettacolare collezione di dischi spazia dal jazz di Billie Holiday alle composizioni raffinate di Ravel e Débussy) Laura inizia presto a suonare il pianoforte: impara da sola, a orecchio, ascoltando proprio i vinili materni. A 8 anni è già in grado di scrivere e suonare le sue prime canzoni.
Le scuole che frequenta ampliano formazione e orizzonti culturali: Laura divora libri di poesia e si accosta a nuovi universi musicali. Da adolescente trascorre le vacanze estive con la famiglia nella zona di Woodstock mentre, quando è a New York, suona con un gruppo di amici sotto la metropolitana o agli angoli delle strade del Greenwich Village. Non le piace il cognome paterno (Nigro, pronunciato così, in inglese significa “negro”) così lo modifica leggermente: toglie la “g” mette una “y” al posto della “i” e, per tutti, diventa Laura Nyro. Nel 1966, suo padre le presenta Artie Mogull, produttore e discografico esperto che ha già lanciato con successo le carriere di personaggi come Bill Cosby, Bob Dylan, Peter, Paul & Mary, e molti altri ancora. Grazie a Mogull (che diventa il suo manager) Laura vende per 5000 dollari la sua prima canzone (And When I Die) proprio a Peter, Paul & Mary, incide l’album di debutto per la Verve e partecipa al Festival di Monterey in piena “Summer Of Love”. Le sue canzoni raffinate, con influenze jazz, sono una novità assoluta per il mondo rock di fine anni 60. David Geffen e Clive Davis, vedendola a Monterey, la mettono sotto contratto portandola via a Mogull per una cifra allora stratosferica di quasi 500.000 dollari. Ma ne guadagnano assai più del doppio quando negoziano un nuovo accordo con la Columbia: proprio da quel fantastico affare parte la loro carriera di discografici leggendari.
Laura Nyro, invece, nonostante i successi, rimane sempre un po’ nell’ombra in virtù di un carattere scontroso e di un’attitudine artistica assai poco propensa al compromesso. A 50 anni, l’8 aprile del 1997, muore di cancro alle ovaie, lo stesso male che le ha portato via la mamma. La sua musica però, resta da allora e per sempre nel cuore degli appassionati.
Ezio Guaitamacchi - Jam TV - Rock Files
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The Pace Report: "The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue: Celebrating The Music of Laura Nyro"
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- Duration: 34:04
- Updated: 26 Aug 2012
- views: 5810
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about t...
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about the body of music and songs that was 20 years too long for the music public to recognize. Laura's music continues embody a soul of the music she grew up listening to as a child. In fact, her genius was ahead of her time in her time. Penning songs like "Stoney End," "Sweet Blindness," "Eli's Coming," "Save The Country," "Stoned Soul Picnic," and "Wedding Bell Blues," she defined an alternative to the formulaic pop songs that many of Laura's contemporaries like Carole King and Ellie Greenwich were producing during the mid-to-late 1960's.
Born Laura Nigro on October 18, 1947 in the Bronx, New York, she grew up listening to her parents eclectic records ranging from Opera to classical to jazz music. Laura was composing music since she was eight and had ear for music. Upon a meeting set-up by her father with record executive Artie Mogull, he became her manager and Laura penned her first successful song "And When I Die," which was recorded by the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul, and Mary. In the late 60's she signed with Columbia Records where she recorded her landmark second record "Eli and the Thirteenth Confession." Throughout her career Laura recorded nine studio albums including the classic "Gonna Take a Miracle" with soul group LaBelle and "New York Tendaberry."
Laura died of ovarian cancer on April 8, 1997 at the age of 49.
On August 11th, 2012 at Lincoln Center as part of the Out of Doors Series and the 29th Annual Roots of American Music Festival, friends and family performed as part of a program celebrating the life of Laura Nyro titled the "Triple Goddess Twilight Revue." The Artistic Director of the program was Archie Walker who took the most important songs of Laura's career and had her friends perform them as well as give their personal testimonies and reflect on what Laura and her music means to them. The artists that performed at the tribute were Jan Nigro & The Ebony Hillbillies, Gil-T a.k.a Gil Bianchini, Desmond Child & Rogue, Kate Ferber, Felix Cavaliere, Sarah Dash & Nona Hendryx of LeBelle, Melba Moore, and Melissa Manchester.
Columbia Records released a two-cd compilation of Laura's music entitled "Stone Soul Picnic: The Best of Laura Nyro" that showcases her music of 25 years while she was with the label. Currently, "December's Boudoir," a documentary about the life and times of Laura is also in the works and is directed by Maria Florio.
To find out more about singer-songwriter Laura Nyro please visit her website at www.lauranyro.com.
wn.com/The Pace Report The Triple Goddess Twilight Revue Celebrating The Music Of Laura Nyro
In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As insane as it may sound, this was an award and a acknowledgement about the body of music and songs that was 20 years too long for the music public to recognize. Laura's music continues embody a soul of the music she grew up listening to as a child. In fact, her genius was ahead of her time in her time. Penning songs like "Stoney End," "Sweet Blindness," "Eli's Coming," "Save The Country," "Stoned Soul Picnic," and "Wedding Bell Blues," she defined an alternative to the formulaic pop songs that many of Laura's contemporaries like Carole King and Ellie Greenwich were producing during the mid-to-late 1960's.
Born Laura Nigro on October 18, 1947 in the Bronx, New York, she grew up listening to her parents eclectic records ranging from Opera to classical to jazz music. Laura was composing music since she was eight and had ear for music. Upon a meeting set-up by her father with record executive Artie Mogull, he became her manager and Laura penned her first successful song "And When I Die," which was recorded by the legendary folk trio Peter, Paul, and Mary. In the late 60's she signed with Columbia Records where she recorded her landmark second record "Eli and the Thirteenth Confession." Throughout her career Laura recorded nine studio albums including the classic "Gonna Take a Miracle" with soul group LaBelle and "New York Tendaberry."
Laura died of ovarian cancer on April 8, 1997 at the age of 49.
On August 11th, 2012 at Lincoln Center as part of the Out of Doors Series and the 29th Annual Roots of American Music Festival, friends and family performed as part of a program celebrating the life of Laura Nyro titled the "Triple Goddess Twilight Revue." The Artistic Director of the program was Archie Walker who took the most important songs of Laura's career and had her friends perform them as well as give their personal testimonies and reflect on what Laura and her music means to them. The artists that performed at the tribute were Jan Nigro & The Ebony Hillbillies, Gil-T a.k.a Gil Bianchini, Desmond Child & Rogue, Kate Ferber, Felix Cavaliere, Sarah Dash & Nona Hendryx of LeBelle, Melba Moore, and Melissa Manchester.
Columbia Records released a two-cd compilation of Laura's music entitled "Stone Soul Picnic: The Best of Laura Nyro" that showcases her music of 25 years while she was with the label. Currently, "December's Boudoir," a documentary about the life and times of Laura is also in the works and is directed by Maria Florio.
To find out more about singer-songwriter Laura Nyro please visit her website at www.lauranyro.com.
- published: 26 Aug 2012
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Bob Dylan Revisited
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The film chronicles record producer Artie Mogul's efforts to produce an album of Bob Dylan's songs....
The film chronicles record producer Artie Mogul's efforts to produce an album of Bob Dylan's songs.
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The film chronicles record producer Artie Mogul's efforts to produce an album of Bob Dylan's songs.
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Atlantic Records
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Atlantic Records (Atlantic Recording Corporation) is an American record label best known for its numerous recordings of rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, a...
Atlantic Records (Atlantic Recording Corporation) is an American record label best known for its numerous recordings of rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, and hip hop. Over its first 20 years of operation Atlantic earned a reputation as one of the most important American recording labels, specializing in jazz, R&B; and soul recordings by African-American artists, a position greatly enhanced by its distribution deal with Stax Records.
In 1967 Atlantic became a wholly owned subsidiary of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, now the Warner Music Group, and expanded into rock and pop music, signing Cream, Led Zeppelin, Yes and Foreigner. In 2004 Atlantic Records and its sister label Elektra Records merged into Atlantic Records Group. Craig Kallman is currently Chairman of Atlantic Records. Label co-founder Ahmet Ertegün served as Founding Chairman until his death on December 14, 2006, at age 83. The label also has a number of deals with previously independent labels such as Must Destroy and VP Records.
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Atlantic Records (Atlantic Recording Corporation) is an American record label best known for its numerous recordings of rhythm and blues, rock and roll, jazz, and hip hop. Over its first 20 years of operation Atlantic earned a reputation as one of the most important American recording labels, specializing in jazz, R&B; and soul recordings by African-American artists, a position greatly enhanced by its distribution deal with Stax Records.
In 1967 Atlantic became a wholly owned subsidiary of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, now the Warner Music Group, and expanded into rock and pop music, signing Cream, Led Zeppelin, Yes and Foreigner. In 2004 Atlantic Records and its sister label Elektra Records merged into Atlantic Records Group. Craig Kallman is currently Chairman of Atlantic Records. Label co-founder Ahmet Ertegün served as Founding Chairman until his death on December 14, 2006, at age 83. The label also has a number of deals with previously independent labels such as Must Destroy and VP Records.
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In 2012 the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally inducted singer-songwriter Laura Nyro. As i...
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Feds Charge Martin Shkreli With Running Pharmaceutical Companies Like Ponzi Scheme
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Dec 2015
Martin Shkreli, the 32-year-old former hedge fund manager denounced for buying a pharmaceutical company then ratcheting up the price of a life-saving drug more than fiftyfold, was arrested Thursday for running companies unrelated to the furor like a Ponzi scheme, CBS News reported ... The indictment charges Shkreli and 3 co-conspirators with orchestrating three interrelated fraud schemes from 2009 to 2014 ... U.S ... ....
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Pentagon Plans To Test Energy Weapons Like Lasers in New Mexico Within Four Years
Edit WorldNews.com 17 Dec 2015
Conventional warfare will take a space-age leap within the next four years if experts can overcome some hurdles, CNN is reporting. Energy weapons – including lasers – should be ready for demonstration on fighter jets by 2020 following work by the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) ... Air Force Combat Command Commander Gen ... As Hammett put it ... ....
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Giant Salamander Believed To Be 200 Years Old Found In Chinese Cave
Edit WorldNews.com 16 Dec 2015
A 200-year-old rare giant salamander weighing more than 100 pounds was found last week in a cave in southwest China outside the city of Chongqing in southwestern China, according to The Inquisitr. The Chinese giant salamander (Andrias davidianus) is the world’s largest amphibian and is considered critically endangered ... The animal’s ill health was not surprising ... WN.com, Jim Berrie. ....
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Kuwait Airways Rejects Israeli Passenger After Lawsuit Threat, Scraps NY-Heathrow Service
Edit WorldNews.com 18 Dec 2015
A discrimination dispute between the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and Kuwait Airways has caused the airline to permanently drop flights from New York’s JFK airport to London Heathrow, CNN reported Thursday. Earlier this week, the airline discontinued the flights after U.S ... In response to the letter, the airline dropped its London-New York route ... Period," U.S....
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‘Chopped’ is having a 'Battle of the Grandpas' on Food Network
Edit The Examiner 18 Dec 2015
Nelson Andreu, Chief of Police at the West Miami, Florida Police Department, Stanley Myers, from Sayreville, New Jersey a retired postal worker, Artie Wachtel, retired sales manager in the apparel industry and Gary Stamm, whose daughter April made it to the final round of “Chopped.” ... Artie made Bologna Wrap with Mango Salsa Sauce using cherries, currants and ketchup....
Mister Maker Arty Party peaks so far with a staggering 51% share of young children. ...
Edit Public Technologies 17 Dec 2015Panthers to go RB-by-committee to replace Jonathan Stewart vs. Giants
Edit The Charlotte Observer 17 Dec 2015The list of starting running backs in Week 15 is something else
Edit CBS Sports 17 Dec 2015
Where did all the running backs go? It's Week 15, and three legitimate Super Bowl contenders will be trotting out the likes of Fozzy Whittaker, Mike Tolbert, Cameron Artis-Payne, Brandon Bolden, James White, Bryce Brown, Christine Michael, and Derrick Coleman as their primary ball carriers in split backfields ... and rookie Cameron Artis-Payne....
On the Prowl 12/17: Twelve Panthers Top Pro Bowl Voting (Carolina Panthers)
Edit Public Technologies 17 Dec 2015
(Source. Carolina Panthers). FINAL PRO BOWL VOTES. The NFL released the results of online fan balloting for the 2015 Pro Bowl and twelve Panthers finished in the top two in total votes at their positions. Quarterback finished second overall with 701,086 fan votes, just 468 shy of the leading vote-getter, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady ... READ MORE ... READ MORE ... STEWART OUT, ARTIS-PAYNE UP FOR WEEK 15....
Live Wire: The mad ones
Edit Taipei Times 17 Dec 2015
“The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones that never yawn or say a commonplace thing.” ... Most of us, we’re wrapped up in commonplace things. The usual. The mundane ... And when it finally did gel, it came out as something dark and reflective, an arty mix of distortion, noise and melody that avoided the cliche of becoming overwrought....
Richardson Insiders
Edit The Dallas Morning News 17 Dec 2015
Another magical night for annual Richardson boards and commissions dinner. Carl Youngberg Email carlyoungberg.richardson@gmail.com. Published. December 17, 2015 12.26 pm. Once a year, the Great Hall of the city of Richardson is transformed ... Each year, they create a new look different ... As an eight-year veteran of the Cultural Arts Commission, we enjoyed these events and turned them into “Arty Nights” ... Editor Picks. ....
Michelle Cora Linton Kent Hawkins, 63, day-care worker
Edit Philadelphia Daily News 17 Dec 2015
THE PEOPLE close to Shelly Hawkins had names like "My Onliest," "Mooda Mook," "Lumpy" and "Diggity.". Shelly's sister, Sheila Linton, got her nickname for the simple reason that she was Shelly's only sister. The others, all her children - well, only she knew the origins of their names ... "I'm Shelly, not Sheilah." ... 2 after a lengthy illness ... In 1971, she married Robert Kent ... Shelly also enjoyed spending time with her fiance, Lamont Artis ... ....
Indian skeet has come of age
Edit The Hindu 17 Dec 2015
Skeet has come of age in Indian shooting. There was no place to stand, let alone finding a seat, when the 17-year-old Anant Jeet Singh Naruka won the men’s skeet gold in the National shotgun championship at the JDA range in Jaipur on Wednesday. There was a time when Arti Singh, the perennial women’s champion who added another title to her collection this time, was tipped to be better than the men, in three rounds ... Keywords....
2015 Associated Press All-ACC football team
Edit WPXI 17 Dec 2015
The 2015 Associated Press All-Atlantic Coast Conference football team released Thursday, with player's position, name, school, height, weight and class (u-unanimous selection to first team; t-tied at a position).. ___. FIRST TEAM. Offense. WR — u-Tyler Boyd, Pittsburgh, 6-2, 200, Jr. WR — Isaiah Ford, Virginia Tech, 6-2, 188, So. OT — Rodrick Johnson, Florida State, 6-7, 323, So. OT — Joe Thuney, N.C ... CB — Artie Burns, Miami, 6-0, 197, Jr....
Deal: IT services provider to create 570 jobs in metro Atlanta (The Office of the ...
Edit Public Technologies 17 Dec 2015
(Source. The Office of the Governor of the State of Georgia). Gov ... Longino ... 'VXI Global Solutions' commitment to locating their new call-center operation in the City of College Park is one of many fine examples that international companies and other industry find the southern crescent of the Atlanta metro area ripe for business and development,' said Artie Jones, Director of Economic Development for the City of College Park ... (noodl....
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