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¡Bru Difficult Waters
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Bluegrass Show Calendar 05-2016
KXCI Bluegrass Show 02/02/2019 Calendar Date Day Artist/Event Where/Club Time Kicking off our day today 02/02-02/03 Sat-Sun Barry Ward Az Folklore Preserve - Hereford AZ 2pm Sat Mercado San Agustin 1pm Sat Top Dead Center with tweener guests The Hut (305 N 4th Ave at 8th St) 4:20-8pm 2-Feb Sat Miss Olivia & the Interlopers, Miller's Planet 191 E Toole no cover 8pm Sat Tejano Night with the Festival Band Brother John's (1801 N Stone) 9pm-12am On Going Sat Tony Frank Trio Café Torino 6-9pm 2-Feb Sat Mindy Ronstadt & One-Bill Band Catalina Craft Pizza & Brew Pub 15930 N. Oracle Rd 5-6:30&7:30-9pm Sat Tucson Symphony member perform Haydn & Schumann Catalina Foothills High School 2pm & 7:30pm 2-Feb Sat Groundhog Groves, The Rifle, and Midtown Islanders Che's Lounge 10:30pm-1am On Going Sat Neon Prophet Chicago Bar (5954 E Speedway) 9:30pm Tonight Sat 46th Presidents Concert - Arizona Symphony Orch w/Concerto Winners Crowder Hall (UA)1017 N Olive (near Park/Speedway) $10 7:30-9:30pm Sat Southern Arizona Symphony Orchestra (classica) Desert View Perfoming Arts in Saddlebrooke $24 7:30pm Sat Wild Ride (country) Eddie's Cocktails (8150 E 22nd St) 9pm-12am 2-Feb Sat Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet opening the Carnivaleros El Casino Ballroom 437 E 26th St 7:30pm 2-Feb Sat Katie Haverly & the Aviary with Jillian Bessett Exo (Coffee) Roast ( 403 N 6th Ave ) $8 8-10pm Sat Funky Bonz & Streetlight Famous Sams (7129 E Golf links) 9pm-12am 2-Feb Sat Cochise County All-Stars Fini's Landing (5689 N Swan Rd) 8-11pm 2-Feb Sat Movie: Groundhog Day (1993) Fox -
Hans Olson INTERVIEWER: Joyce Vesper DATE: December 5, 2014
TEMPE HISTORICAL MUSEUM ORAL HISTORY PROJECT INTERVIEW #: OH-406 NARRATOR: Hans Olson INTERVIEWER: Joyce Vesper DATE: December 5, 2014 HO = Hans Olson INT = Interviewer _______ = Unintelligible (Italics) = Transcriber’s notes Tape 1, Side A INT: This is Hans Olson. It’s December 5, 2014. We’re at the Tempe Historical Museum. My name is Joyce Vesper, and I’m the interviewer. Welcome, and thank you for coming to the Tempe Historical Museum, and for offering up all this interesting information about you that I know we’re gonna get. HO: It’s my pleasure. INT: The first question I have for you today is how long, if ever, have you been a resident of Tempe? HO: Well, I lived here on and off. I think I first moved to Tempe in 1972, and I stayed there until around 1979, I think. And I kind of bounced around from Scottsdale to Phoenix and back to Tempe, but I’ve lived here on and off quite a bit. INT: What do you like most about Tempe, what brought you back? HO: It’s the fact that it’s got the college, so there’s a lot of kids, and they’re more into live music than older people. INT: Really? That’s surprising. HO: Or I don’t know if that’s true, but they go out more. INT: Yeah, I think that’s true. HO: Older people don’t go out. OH-406 INT: They just kind of stay home and listen to the television or something? HO: I guess; I don’t know what they’re doing, but they’re not going out to bars, that’s for sure. -
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volume 16, issue 4 • april 2014 www.northcentralnews.net Sheila Shaffer, the middle school pro- Child drownings gram instructor for the Phoenix Hebrew Academy, can be prevented congratulates the By Teri Carnicelli two young men North Central mom Christie Shaw-Ulichny’s who came up with the winning slogan voice shakes as she talks about the day she nearly lost and artwork for the her daughter, then age 2. It was a birthday pool party school’s reusable at her home, she explains, and her husband, Mike, canvas bags. was stationed inside the pool to keep an eye on the Yaakob Almoslino, kids. Somehow their little girl went from sitting on left, 12, and Shmuel Brekan, 9, the top step to being submerged under water, just a were the lucky win- foot away—and behind Mike. It was the alarming cry ners. The bag’s from a friend standing by the patio that alerted Mike, slogan reads, who quickly pulled Maddie out of the water. “Reuse the things Maddie was conscious and spewing out the water you throw away to help our Earth in from her lungs and stomach, but they took her to the every way” (photo hospital just to be safe. She eventually was given the by Teri Carnicelli). all-clear. But to this day, Shaw-Ulichny is stunned by what happened. She and Mike both grew up around water, were strong swimmers, and were, they thought, Local academy is winner of the ‘Recycle Bowl’ very aware of their children’s locations at all times. It By Teri Carnicelli into the dumpster instead of a recycling bin. -
May 15, 2019 Wednesday
May 15, 2019 Wednesday 9:30 AM - 10:00 AM Meeting -- AG's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: Brian Rabbitt, Ed O’Callaghan, Zach Harmon 10:25 AM - 10:25 AM Arrive at Capitol 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM Brown Bag Lunch -- AG's Dining Room Attendees: AG, Brian Rabbitt, John Moran, Seth DuCharme, Kerri Kupec, James Burnham 1:15 PM - 1:30 PM Phone Call with Senator Lindsey Graham -- AG's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: Brian Rabbitt and Stephen Boyd ~-----*We will call Senator Graham’s office at-(b) (6) 1 00677-0001 May 20, 2019 Monday 10:00 AM - 10:15 AM Prep: WH Meeting -- AG's Office POC: Gene Hamilton Attendees: Brian Rabbitt and Gene Hamilton 10:15 AM - 10:15 AM En Route to WH In Limo: AG and Gene Hamilton (b) (5) 10:30 AM - 11:00 AM Pre-Brief -- COS Office POC: Bria Attendees: AG and Gene Hamilton (b) (5) - 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM 11:45 AM - 12:30 PM REMAIN AT THE WH 1:00 PM - 1:15 PM Meeting with Ambassador Bolton -- Bolton's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: AG and Brian Rabbitt 1:30 PM - 1:45 PM Meeting -- AG's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: Brian Rabbitt, Steve Engel 1:45 PM - 2:00 PM Meeting -- AG's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: Brian Rabbitt and Kerri Kupec 2:00 PM - 2:15 PM Meeting re: Alaska Trip -- AG's Office POC: Brian Rabbitt Attendees: Brian Rabbitt and Rachel Bissex 2:15 PM - 2:30 PM FISA Briefing -- AG's Office Attendee: Seth DuCharme 5:45 PM - 5:45 PM En Route to Private Appointment In Limo: AG and Mrs. -
Liste BLUES-Interpreten W. Lahmer 112 North Duck 13 Featuring Lester
Liste BLUES-Interpreten W. Lahmer 112 North Duck Al Garner Andy Kimbel 13 Featuring Lester Butler Al Jones Andy Macintyre 145th Street Al Miller Andy Timmons 145th Street Deluxe Blues Band Al Stone Andy Timmons Band 16 Horsepower Alabama Blues Machine Angela Strehli 19th Street Red Alabama Mike Ann Rabson 20 Miles Alabama Pettis Jr Ann Rabson With Bob Margolin 2000 Lbs of Blues Alabama Slim Anni Piper 22-20s Alamo Leal Anson Funderburgh 24pesos Alan Marcus Blues Projekt Anson Funderburgh & Sam Myers 2Blu And The Lucky Stiffs Alannah Myles Anson Funderburgh & The Rockets 2Cellos Alastair Greene Band Anthony Gomes 3 Dayz Whizkey Albany Down Anthony Gomes Band 3 Eyed Jacks Albert Bashor AOWDA 3 Mile Stone Albert Castiglia Ape Machine 32_20 Blues Band Albert Cummings April Wine 38 Special Albert Cummings and Swamp AQUABLUE 3am Yankee Arc Angels 3Daddys Albert King with Stevie Ray Argent 3sHombres Vaughan Arlen Roth 49 Ford Albert Storo & The Soul Hustlers Armadillo Blues 50 Mission Blues Band Alberto Colombo Arnesen Blues Band 505 Blues Alex Dixon Arny Kay 56 Deluxe Alex Maryol Arsen Shomakhov 61 South ALEX MCKOWN Artur Menezes 71 Chain Alex Rossi Ash Grunwald 72 Blues Alex Tintinalli Aum 8 Ball Aitken Alexis Korner's Blues Incorporated Aunt Kizzy'z Boyz 8 To The Bar Alexis P Suter Band Automatic Sam A .C. Reed & Big Wheeler Algeciras Blues Express Awek A Jigsaw allboutGuitar Axel Zwingenberger A Ton of Blues Allison Burnside Express Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation A. C. Reed Allman Joys Aynsley Lister A. C. Reed & Maurice John Vaughn Ally Venable Band Az Kenny Tsak & 56 Deluxe Band A.C.