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The holidays are a time for giving, and special concerts. A trio of local ensembles will combine the two when they unite to raise money for Mercury Players Theatre with a 9 p.m. show Thursday, Dec.

STAND UP TO THE BANKSTERS IN WASHINGTON, D.C. Goldman Sachs and the other banksters are back to making record profits and on track to hand out multi-billion dollar bonuses.

We protested for a Medicare for all system with no pay for treatment. We learned that going to jail gets you exactly what we've been fighting for! H ow does an old man get arrested? Here's the story.

He was 58 years old. A member of the Steve Miller Band for over 30 years, Norton's talent on the harmonica was unmatched.

Madisonians will find many opportunities to go old school this week. The calendar includes: the celebration of the "On, Wisconsin!" centennial; a production of Alfred Hitchcock's The 39 Steps and a performance by Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana; talks by Dan Ariely, Bill Ivey, and Lama Ole Nydahl; and, live music by Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Erin ...

Classic rocker Eddie Money was just as welcome as a young and rising country star named Kenny Chesney, and audiences for most shows filled the dust-floored rodeo grounds to its 3,000-plus capacity.

In the nineteen-fifties, Fred Zinnemann and George Stevens tried to freeze the Western genre into a single archetypal film, while directors like Budd Boetticher and Anthony Mann were taking it in bitter new directions.

Fall is getting chilly pretty fast, so heat things up this week with a busy calendar that includes: the debut of the Bricks Theatre with An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein and a production of Souvenir ; performances by the Virsky Ukrainian National Dance Company and Gallagher; and, live music by Jolie Holland, Dinosaur Jr., Po' Girl, Imani Winds, ...

Question: Are you a country western fan? If so, who is your favorite musician? Or which song is your favorite? 30 comments on this post so far.

Posted by Matt Gurney on Sep 29th, 2009 and filed under FrontPage . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 . You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Now that Iran has admitted that is has constructed a secret facility for producing enriched uranium - " one very hard to destroy in a military strike - " Israel must ...

Now, the blog has ranked the safest campuses, including four of the colleges located in the Inland Northwest: Idaho State, at No.

Read more at blogs.abcnews.com ... TOPICS: News/Current Events KEYWORDS: healthcare SLAM THE SEANTE ON FRIDAY !!! EVIL CHUCKIE IS TRYING TO RAM THE PUBLIC OPTION THRU WHILE THE STATE MEDIA DISTRACTS EVERYONE ON THE USELESS un ! 09/25/2009 12:17:33 AM PDT by ncalburt To: ncalburt I want to be the local fatcat who heads up the district death panel.

Twenty-four years ago, as her musician husband lay dying in their Mill Valley home, Evy McPherson made a silent promise to him: That she'd finish the album he would not live long enough to complete.

George Burley's crunch meeting with the SFA hierarchy will take place at Hampden at noon on Tuesday.

THe GOP is in such bad shape. I think instead of critizing Obama, you need to get someone in the GOP who is not insane! September 13, 2009 at 11:50 pm Here is another idiot that can't tell TIME--LOL CHINA IS 13 HOURS LATER THAN WASHINGTON DC.

Iconic actor Gary Cooper returned to a "stamping ovation" today as the 15th inductee into the Legends of Hollywood collectible stamp series.

Gary Cooper in "High Noon" Sept. 4, 2009 I have a few confessions to make: After almost eight years of off-and-on war in Afghanistan and after more than six years of mayhem and death since "Mission Accomplished" was declared in Operation Iraqi Freedom, I'm tired of seeing simple-minded magnetic ribbons on vehicles telling me, a 20-year military ...

Free tickets for the showcase of Bloodshot artists at the High Noon Saloon may be long gone, but this is of course a party for a record company, which means a more permanent musical experience is available for those who don't make the show.

Should the federal government set up a health insurance program for the almost 50 million Americans without insurance, competing against private plans? That question lies at the heart of the furious debate taking place over the fate of the "public option" in the health care reform proposals floating around Congress.

Should the federal government set up a health insurance program for the almost 50 million Americans without insurance, competing against private plans? That question lies at the heart of the furious debate taking place over the fate of the "public option" in the health care reform proposals floating around Congress.