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Senate Dems Elect Anthony Williams As New Whip.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekState Sen. Tony Williams ... ... of Philadelphia has been elected the new Senate Democratic Whip, replacing the late Michael O'Pake of Berks County, who died last month. Williams, 53, was elected to the Senate in 1998 after serving five...... -
Tony Williams Decides Against Philly Mayoral Bid.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekFrom Our Friends At The Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA _ A state senator who had mulled a possible challenge to Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter in May's Democratic primary has decided not to run. Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams said in a statement...... -
Jazz drummers vary the beat
In jazz, this is the era of the drummer. On a scene largely defined by the proliferation of creatively ambitious trap set experts, every year seems to bring a new crop of gifted rhythmic explorers. While steeped in jazz history, many of these musicians...Tags: Joni Mitchell, John Coltrane, Gospel (genre), Bob Dylan, Fencing
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Ranked 19th in the World for Dock Diving, Moose the dog shot in the head six times
!["Moose," a 5-year-old lab ranked 19th in the world for a contest called "Dock Diving" got out of his kennel in Spiceland, Indiana Monday and ended up in the wrong hands.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58506656-29194154.jpg ""Moose,\" a 5-year-old lab ranked 19th in the world for a contest called \"Dock Diving\" got out of his kennel in Spiceland, Indiana Monday and ended up in the wrong hands.")
Fox59"Moose," a 5-year-old lab ranked 19th in the world for a contest called "Dock Diving" got out of his kennel in Spiceland, Indiana Monday and ended up in the wrong hands. The catch on his kennel froze and contracted making it easy for him to get out....Tags: Property, Athletes, Human Interest, Dog (animal), Injury Prevention
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Making A Return To His Alma Mater
Beneath Joby Rogers' senior class photo in the New Britain High School yearbook for 1985, he lists his dream of becoming a successful singer and dancer as a career goal. Twenty-five years later, transformed by makeup and elaborate costumes, Rogers...Tags: Michael Jackson, New York City, Children, Off-Broadway Theater, Schools
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Theater review: 'Blood and Thunder' at Moving Arts-Hyperion Station
Culture MonsterAug. 29, 2005: Hurricane Katrina roars through New Orleans, engulfing 80% of the city. But in “Blood and Thunder,” Terence Anthony’s tense drama now extending at Moving Arts in Silverlake, blood is deadlier than water. Marcus (Keith Arthur Bolden)... -
Hank Jones dies at 91; jazz pianist who spanned styles and generations
Hank Jones, whose extraordinary combination of versatility, craftsmanship and creativity during his nearly eight-decade career earned him the reputation as a jazz pianist's pianist, has died. He was 91.
Jones died Sunday at Calvary Hospital in New York...Tags: Tommy Flanagan, Death, Miles Davis, Benny Goodman, Marilyn Monroe
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Freddie Hubbard, jazz trumpeter, dies at 70
Freddie Hubbard, widely regarded as the most gifted jazz trumpeter of the post-bebop '60s and '70s, died Monday at Sherman Oaks Hospital in Los Angeles. He was 70.
The cause of death was attributed to complications from a heart attack he suffered Nov....Tags: John Coltrane, New York City, Sherman Oaks, Quincy Jones, Death
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Great jazz trumpeter, Indy native Freddie Hubbard dies at 70
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Freddie Hubbard, the Grammy-winning jazz musician whose blazing virtuosity influenced a generation of trumpet players and who collaborated with such greats as Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins, died Monday, a month...Tags: John Coltrane, Quincy Jones, Death, Miles Davis, Health
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Game 14: Ravens zero in on playoffs
Sun reporterFifteen weeks into the season, a familiar chill descended on PSINet Stadium.Barricading the end zone with three interceptions inside their 20-yard line, the Ravens rode a once-again defiant defense yesterday to freeze out the ragged Cincinnati Bengals,...Tags: Athletes, Jon Kitna, Peter Boulware, Rod Woodson, Multi-Sport Events
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Teen's death: a matter of race or self-defense?
Sun StaffOn a warm July night, an African-American teenager with a ready smile and plans for the future lay dying on the side of a Pasadena road after a beating, allegedly by six young white men. To some, including many black residents of Anne Arundel County, the...Tags: Juvenile Delinquency, Crimes, Death, Neck, Family
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Reagan National cleared for takeoff
Washington BureauIn announcing steps that would make Reagan National Airport the nation's most secure airport, President Bush said Tuesday that the federal government will allow the facility to reopen in phases this week. It has been closed since the Sept. 11 terrorist...Tags: Security Measures, Washington (U.S. state), National Government, O'Hare International Airport, Politics
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