There are probably a million ways to foster an appreciation for the performing arts, and thanks to the $1 million raised at the 36th Saturday Night Alive, thousands of students from throughout Colorado will have the opportunity to learn more about the theater world's inner workings.
Chaired by Claudia Miller and her husband, Jim, a litigator in the Denver office of Polsinelli, a national law firm, Saturday Night Alive 2016 was a multi-faceted event that began with cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and silent auction bidding in the lobby of the Helen Bonfils Theatre Complex. Following a beef tenderloin dinner from Epicurean in the Seawell Grand Ballroom, the guests repaired to The Stage theater for an hour's worth of songs from Broadway stars Kelli O'Hara and Brian d'Arcy James.
D'Arcy James, a three-time Tony nominee, is currently starring in "Something Rotten" on Broadway; he also appeared in "Spotlight," which won the Oscar for Best Picture.
Serious collectors — for example, those in a position to buy one of two $36,000 airbrush acrylics by featured artist Don Coen or "Hunter's Moon," a $22,000 oil by Denver artist Eldridge Hardie — were out in force.
So, too, were those content to browse a gallery filled with works by Duke Beardsley, Joellyn Duesberry, Quang Ho and 70-some other painters and sculptors from as far away as Canada and Germany.
But what united the capacity crowd at Tuesday's Red Carpet Reception for the 2016 Coors Western Art Exhibit & Sale was a fellowship shared by those who appreciate the Western way of life. Even if they are city slickers.
The "this" included a black cowboy hat and an embellished suede blazer accessorized with a vintage squash blossom necklace.
Bolo ties were popular with the men. The advisory committee chair, Dr. Steven Kick, wore a Navajo pawn cast silver tie while Dr. William Hiatt's featured turquoise and jet inlay.
The 1,000 guests at the event chaired by Kathy Coors helped raise $1 million for the National Western Scholarship Trust, which provides financial aid to college students preparing to become the next generation of agribusiness leaders and rural medicine practitioners. The figure is expected to increase because the art not sold that night will remain on sale from Jan. 9-24 on the third floor of the Expo Hall on the National Western Stock Show grounds, 4655 Humboldt St.
Other Gold Patrons were Carol Burt and Ray Hilliard. MillerCoors was the Title Sponsor; Official Sponsors were Henry and Lorie Gordon, Anadarko Petroleum and the Dea Family Foundation.
Denver artist Ron Hicks, there with his wife, Sharon, said he was elated to have been chosen to participate in the exhibit and sale curated by Rose Fredrick.
Denver Botanic Gardens trustee Nancy Schotters and her husband, Barney, paused to share some highlights from what Nancy described as a year filled with much personal change: moving to a new home in Observatory Park, helping to plan their daughter's wedding and welcoming a new grandchild.
In addition to browsing and buying, guests at the Red Carpet Reception enjoyed a buffet supper catered by K-M Concessions. The choices included wedge salad, mac 'n' cheese, roast pork and beef tenderloin.
Ron Williams, chairman of the National Western Stock Show board of directors, was there with his wife, Cille, and said that the Red Carpet Reception marked the start of a busy several days. He participated in Thursday's Stock Show Kickoff Parade, Friday's Boots & Business Luncheon and attended all three rodeos that on Saturday.
Others there to support the cause were Pete and Marilyn Coors; Stock Show president Paul Andrews and his predecessor, Pat Grant; Friends of The Haven president Bill Winn; Denver Zoo trustees Louis Clinton and Katie Schoelzel with their spouses, Sue Clinton and Scott Schoelzel; Kathy Coors' parents, Boots and Dr. Bob Safford; Bruce and Jill Dines; Buck and Janelle Blessing; Rockmount Ranch Wear's Steve and Wendy Weil; Nancy Petry; and Amanda Boswell, co-chair of the show and sale's Young Guns committee.
University of Colorado president Bruce Benson and his wife, Marcy, were there, too, along with attorney Richard Russo and his wife, Sally; Peter Dea and his wife, Cathy Carpenter Dea; patron committee chair Heather Kemper Miller; Bill and Joanne Sinclaire; UMB Bank's Mariner Kemper and his wife, Megan; Lanny and Sharon Martin (he heads the Denver Art Museum board of trustees); artist William Matthews and wife Laura Barton; Ces Grant and Kurt Smitz; John and Satya Pritzlaff; Jane Petrie; Occasions Catering chief Jeremy Bronson and his wife, Kristin Merritt Bronson, a partner at Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie, one of the Red Carpet Reception's Bronze Patron sponsors; rancher Tim Ryan and his wife, Katherine; and Ken and Julie Mirr of the Mirr Ranch Group.
Try telling that to the Denver Public Schools Foundation. Its 13th Achieve Gala generated $975,000 for programs and services designed to help every child in the Denver Public Schools succeed.
Berman is a former member of both the Denver School Board and the foundation board, as well as the State Board of Education. Clark is a vice chancellor for the University of Colorado Denver | Anschutz Medical Campus, while Farris is the president and chief executive officer of St. Joseph Hospital.
Nearly 1,000 business and community leaders gathered at the Hyatt Regency Convention Center to hear from DPS leaders, including Superintendent Tom Boasberg, and such elected officials as Gov. John Hickenlooper, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia.
The keynote address was delivered by East High School senior Raymond Pryor, who will attend Duke University in the fall on a full scholarship.
Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia and keynote speaker Raymond Pryor.
Kristin Heath Colon, the foundation's president and chief executive officer, praised Pryor by saying, "It is students like you, Ray, who remind all of us of why our commitment to supporting DPS teachers and the district's mission of Every Child Succeeds is so important. You are a shining example of that, and you are so inspiring.
Noah Anderson and Christina Pittaluga, both seniors at Denver School of the Arts, served as masters of ceremony.
Entertainment was by students from Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy, Denver School of the Arts, Hamilton Middle School and North High School.
Gala chairs Elaine Gantz Berman, left, Bain Farris and Leanna Clark.
Metro Volunteers celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Heart of Volunteerism Awards by honoring a family and an individual whose impact in the Denver community is best described as incalculable.
"If there was a first family of education in Denver, it would be Anna Jo Haynes and her family," said mistress of ceremonies Gloria Neal in her introduction of the recipients of the 2015 Community Impact Award.
Along with daughters Mary, Happy and Khadija, Anna Jo Haynes has spent decades working to level the playing field — especially when it comes to education.
Mary Haynes, who is scholar relations officer for the Daniels Fund, earned a bachelor's degree from Stanford, where she also served as associate dean of admissions and associate dean of students before returning to Colorado.
Her mother is the president emeritus of Mile High Montessori Early Learning Centers, and was founding chair of the Colorado Children's Campaign. She is also a past president of the Women's Foundation of Colorado.
Allegra "Happy" Haynes is president of the Denver School Board and in 1990 was the first African-American elected to the Denver City Council. Her sister, Khadija, was co-founder of The Urban Farm at Stapleton and is a member of Colorado Black Women for Political Action.
Arlene Hirschfeld was given the Lifetime Achievement Award in appreciation for the years she has devoted to nonprofit organizations that range from the Junior League of Denver to the Denver Art Museum.
"She is an incredible role model," observed Rose Community Foundation president Sheila Bugdanowitz, who presented her with the award and has been Hirschfeld's friend since the day they met in summer camp some 60 years ago.
Her parents, Hirschfeld added, "Taught me to pay attention to my surroundings and to the needs of others." They also taught her that one person can't do it all, and so that is why she takes pride in being a matchmaker of sorts, connecting family members and her legion of friends with organizations where they can do the most good.
Hirschfeld is a past president of the Junior League of Denver and has held other top leadership positions with the Women's Foundation of Colorado, the Channel 6 art auction, her childrens' schools and the Denver Art Museum, with which she has a 20-year history.
At a luncheon held at the Pinnacle Club in the Grand Hyatt Denver, the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation presented its annual awards to three outstanding members of the greater Denver area community: Dianne Reeves, Adele Phelan and Kristi Anseth.
It was the 30th year for the awards, and if you have four minutes to spare, take a look as the history is traced in this video.
Below, please find biographical sketches for each of this year's honorees. The material is taken from information supplied by the foundation.
Dianne Reeves is one of the pre-eminent jazz vocalists in the world. She is a five-time Grammy winner who received the award for Best Jazz Vocal Performance on three consecutive recordings: a Grammy "first" in any vocal category. Reeves has recorded 20 albums, has contributed to countless recordings of diverse musical genres and tours regularly around the world to sold-out audiences. Her exquisite and unique melding of jazz, R&B, Latin and pop has garnered millions of fans and critical acclaim.
Born in Detroit to a musical family, Reeves moved to Denver at a young age, and continues to make it her home. She attended George Washington High School and studied music at the University of Colorado. Her interest and experimentation with different musical idioms led her to perform and tour with the group Caldera, as well as with Sergio Mendes and Harry Belafonte. In 1982, she Reeves began recording as a leader, and became a regular at major jazz festivals. She was the first vocalist signed to the re-activated Blue Note label in 1987.
Reeves has also recorded with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Barenboim, and was a featured soloist with Sir Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic. She was the first Creative Chair for Jazz for the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the first singer to perform at the famed Walt Disney Concert Hall. Reeves appeared in George Clooney's award winning film, "Good Night and Good Luck," and performed every song on its Grammy-winning soundtrack. She received an honorary doctorate from the Berklee School of Music, sang at the closing ceremony of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City, and has performed at the White House on multiple occasions. This past December she headlined the New York Philharmonic's Annual New Year's Eve Concert, and later this month she will be receiving an honorary doctorate from Juilliard.
Adele Phelan has dedicated her personal and professional life to improving the lives of low-income children in an effort to ensure that everyone has access to high quality education and affordable healthcare. She brings leadership, passion, and commitment to all her endeavors.
Phelan began her professional life teaching in formal education settings in St. Louis and Denver. This set the stage for her leadership positions with higher education institutions, including serving as president of Loretto Heights College. Her engagement with the nonprofit community expanded with her work at the Piton Foundation and The Clayton Foundation. Phelan was appointed by the Colorado Probate Court to be one of the seven original trustees of the newly created Clayton Foundation, and in 1985 was appointed president, helping to shape the foundation's critical role in serving disadvantaged children.
Following her work with the Clayton Foundation, Phelan served as project consultant to help establish the Caring for Colorado Foundation. She has been instrumental in launching and building other important health and education programs including Mile High Montessori Early Learning Centers, the Denver Preschool Program, and the Colorado Health Institute.
In addition to her professional contributions, Phelan's community service is extensive and aligned with her interests in children and youth, education and health. She has served on the boards of Bright Beginnings, FACES, Girl Scouts, America Scores Denver and Invest in Kids. As part of her educational commitment, Phelan has been active on the boards of the Public Education and Business Coalition, Qualistar Colorado, Kent Denver School, St. Mary's Academy and Metropolitan State University.
In addition to her significant role in Caring for Colorado, Phelan's focus on health led her to serving on the board of directors of Swedish Medical Center, the Webb-Waring Lung Institute, and The Denver Hospice. Dedicated to the nonprofit sector and the Denver community, Phelan was a mayoral and gubernatorial appointee to numerous task forces and commissions. She helped shape and launch the Center for Nonprofit Development and served as board president.
Phelan was a Woodrow Wilson Fellow, a National Defense Education Act Fellow, has an honorary Doctorate in Public Service from Regis University, received the Big Sisters Salute to Women award, the Girl Scouts Women of Distinction award and the Public Education and Business Coalition Cal Frazier Investing in Education Award.
She received her bachelor of arts degree in English from Webster University, a master's in English from St. Louis University and a second master's, this one in educational psychology, from the University of Minnesota.
Dr. Kristi S. Anseth, the Science and Medicine honoree, is a leading researcher and inventor in the fields of biomaterials and regenerative medicine, and is regarded as the pioneer in tissue engineering. She has received prestigious awards, is widely published, sought-after as a speaker and admired as a teacher.
A chemical engineer by training, Anseth says she has always been drawn to research with medical relevance. She works at the intersection of three fields — engineering, chemistry, and biology — where she designs biomaterials that can serve as scaffolds to grow living tissues. These scaffolds hold promise for replacing diseased or damaged body parts for people suffering from injuries or chronic conditions.
Anseth joined the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder as an assistant professor in 1996, and within 10 years was named an endowed chair and a Distinguished Professor. She is also an associate professor of surgery in the School of Medicine at the University of Colorado and a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator.
As a faculty scientist, Anseth spends a great deal of time teaching students in the classroom and in her laboratory. Working with students is one aspect of the job Anseth most enjoys. Her creativity in the classroom and emphasis on risk taking to explore the unexpected have earned her the high regard of her students and acclaim in the field.
Anseth's achievements have received national recognition. She was the first engineer to be named a Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator, and received the Alan T. Waterman Award, the highest award of the National Science Foundation for demonstrated exceptional individual achievement in scientific or engineering research.
Anseth is an elected member of the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Medicine, and the National Academy of Sciences. Her outstanding teaching has been recognized through four University Awards and she is the recipient of the American Society for Engineering Education's Curtis W. McGraw Award. She serves on the editorial boards or as associate editor of several scientific journals. Anseth has filed for 18 patents, has published 290 research articles, and has lectured widely across the country.
Anseth earned her bachelor of science degree from Purdue University and her Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of Colorado. She conducted post-doctoral research at MIT as a National Institutes of Health fellow.
On a night that was fit for neither man nor beast, 380 of the 446 people who'd purchased tickets for the Nathan Yip Foundation's Chinese New Year Gala braved falling snow and icy streets to make it to the Marriott Denver Tech Center for a night celebrating the lunar Year of the Sheep.
Chaired by Margaret Berzins and Paul Mesard, the dinner and entertainment spectacular raised $250,000 for foundation-sponsored programs serving vulnerable children throughout the world.
A highlight came when soprano Meghan Picerno of New York debuted the Nathan Yip Foundation theme song, "Open Your Eyes." The song was written in China by Ye Liu and Kun Zhang.
Picerno was joined on vocals by 12-year-old Audrey and 10-year-old Madeline Ng from New Mexico. The sisters are the godchildren of Linda and Jimmy Yip, who established the Nathan Yip Foundation in 2002 as a living memorial to their late son, Nathan, who was killed in an automobile accident when he was just 19 years old.
Jimmy Yip was the surprise baritone and rose from his seat to join the group at the third verse. His singing brought the crowd to its feet.
Longtime supporters Jan and Sheldon Steinhauser were the honorary chairs and were presented a plaque by board president Denise Gliwa. Their daughters, Dr. Lisa Hackel from Scarsdale, N.Y. and Denver attorney Karen Steinhauser, were among the many family members and friends who came to congratulate them.
The foundation's mission mirrors Nathan Yip's concern for the impoverished living conditions so many children endure. "Nathan traveled the world with his parents and was often overwhelmed by the poverty and lack of educational opportunities for many young people, especially in the more remote areas of China," Gliwa noted, adding that since its start, the foundation has funded numerous schools, dormitories and other projects in China, Africa, Mexico and the United States.
To better illustrate the foundation's work in the U.S., three times the ballroom went dark as a spotlight shined on a student from Colorado whose life has been impacted by it.
Eric Lipford from East High School described how meaningful Nate's Pass is to the students. Nate's Pass lets students ride public transportation at a significant discount. Eva Roybal, a Nathan Yip Transformational Scholarship recipient, and Carmelina Parmer from Denver Center for International Studies also spoke.
The gala began with the traditional lion dance by members of the Shaolin Hung Mei troupe, whose new lion was "awakened" in an eye-dotting ceremony led by Bridget Berzins, daughter of co-chair Margaret Berzins and her husband, Mark, and Bridget's friend, Addie Williams.
A special appeal, led by auctioneer Gary Corbett, raised money for Phase II of the Nathan Yip Dormitory Complex in Tanzania. The Nathan Yip Foundation is working in partnership with two other Denver groups -– the Africa School Assistance Project (ASAP), which builds and refurbishes schools in Tanzania, and Denver Tech For All, which will donate all the computers for the new dormitory.
"Right now Phase I is done and is currently housing 48 girls, giving them a safe place to live so they can thrive and succeed in school," Gliwa said.
When Phase II is complete, it will house 144 girls, provide kitchen, toilets, and safe eating and socializing areas.
Nathan Yip's godparents, former Denverites Stephanie and Kevin Tung, came from their home in Shanghai, arriving a few weeks early to help Linda and Jimmy Yip finalize arrangements for the gala. In addition to being Nathan's godparents, the Tungs are members of the foundation board and were instrumental in having the "Open Your Eyes" song produced in China.
Silent auction chair Darlene Silver had the Marriott's general manager, Michael Giamundo, as her guest.
Bridget Schabdach, owner and president of Spin Creative Studio, a sponsor of the gala, was there, too, along with Rose Keating, founder of Denver Tech for All; Susan Bachar, executive director of Africa School Assistance Project, and board member Carol Wolf.
Other guests included Denver Center for International Studies board members Melanie Grant and Dianna Vigil; firefighter Kevin Centola, who helped build the Arbol del Vida Children's Home near Juarez, Mexico, and his wife Luz (the Nathan Yip foundation pays the teacher salaries at this home that houses over 65 orphans); Alyssa Law and daughter, Jade; Lisza Gulyas, who volunteered her services as an event planner; psychologist Evelyn Wolfe, who has been instrumental in the revitalization of the Baker neighborhood; and Taylor Grant, daughter of the late Edna Chang Grant, whose memory, along with that of another longtime supporter, Celeste Fleming, was honored at the gala.
The Guang Yu Chinese Foundation, led by Edna Chang Grant's family, is working with the Nathan Yip Foundation to build a park outside Marian Children's Home, an NYF-supported orphanage and retirement center in Fujian Province, China.
Foundation board members did their part to support the gala.
Transplant surgeon Larry Chan, for example, and his wife, Cynthia, were hosts to a group that included attorney Bob Kaufman and his wife, Wendy, and attorney Steve Farber, founder of the American Transplant Foundation, on whose executive board Larry Chan sits.
Board member Anne Sneed and the Sneed Family Foundation were gala sponsors; she was joined by daughters Kate and Mary Sneed and Mary's fiancé, Bud Kop.
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Past president David Thomson brought his son, Zach, while Thomson's successor, Denise Gliwa, and her husband, attorney Kevin Gliwa, hosted Dr. Penny Eucker; Ruth Hart Segal; Delta Dental vice president Barbara Springer and her husband, Don LeBois, and Martha Udelhofen with fiancé David Kirk.
For 18 years, Reel Hope was a popular fundraiser for Jewish Family Service of Colorado.
As its name suggests, Reel Hope was a night spent at the movies. Dress was casual and depending on the year, guests either took popcorn and boxed suppers to their seats, or feasted on heavy hors d'oeuvres prior to the screening.
But as regional premieres of top movies became increasingly harder to land, a decision was made to tweak the format and change the name to Real Hope, which better reflects the JFS mission.
With a larger crowd and the highest gross income in event history, it proved to be a smart move.
Instead of sitting down to a movie, 550 guests assembled on the United Club Level West at Sports Authority Field for an evening that was short, sweet and yielded $566,000 in gross receipts.
As guests entered the party area, they could pause for red carpet photos before proceeding in to enjoy cocktails, international food stations and passed savories from Epicurean and entertainment by Frequent Flyers Productions that included stilt walk dancers, silk rope aerialists and an "object manipulatoran," or illusionist.
In keeping with tradition, two awards were presented: the Kal Zeff Business Leader of the Year went to Sheila Bugdanowitz, president and chief executive officer of Rose Community Foundation, and the Jack Shapiro Community Service Award to Sheryl Goodman, a fourth-generation Denver native, was adopted through JFS as a child and continues to pay it forward by serving on the JFS board of directors and actively supporting the agency's Jewish Disabilities Network.
Bugdanowitz oversees Rose Community Foundation's philanthropic services, grant making, financial management and marketing. She was introduced to the nonprofit world by serving as a candy striper at Rose Medical Center. She is on the board of Mountain States Employers Council and is a member of the Women's Forum of Colorado. Earlier this year, she was honored at National Philanthropy Day in Colorado as Outstanding Professional in Philanthropy/Grantmaking.
In addition, JFS Senior Solutions client and Holocaust survivor Eddie Fiss told his touching story of how JFS helped him in the 1950s when he moved to this country and continues to help him today. The evening ended with songs from the state champion a capella group MIX from the University of Colorado at Denver.
Money raised at Real Hope supports JFS programs, including mental health counseling, senior and adult in-home care, disability and employment services, and family safety net services.
The Real Hope chairmen were Barry Curtiss-Lusher, Debra Herz, Arlene Hirschfeld, Don Kortz, Dr. Dean Prina, Carol Sobel and Irit Waldbaum. Committee members were Nancy Alterman, Larry and Marilyn Atler, David Boyles, Rick Bugdanowitz, Linda Childears, Mary Cronin, Gay Curtiss-Lusher, Ken and Sheryl Feiler, David and Michelle Friedman, Susan Friedman, Jean Galloway, Elaine Gampel, Marjorie Gart, Nancy Gary, Noel and Leslie Ginsburg, Wendy Glazer, Lezlie Goldberg, Jon Goodman, Ryan Goodman, Phyllis Goodman, Tim and Karen Griffin, David and Ronnie Hauptman, Helayne Jones, John Keith, Steven Kris, Bobbi Miller, Ronald Montoya, James and Elaine Moses, David and Hallie Moskowitz, Michael and Devra Ochs, Mike and Arlene Perry, Rabbis Richard and Susan Rheins, Lisa Robinson, Richard Robinson, Andrea Shpall, John Spafford, Scott and Andrea Stillman, Kenneth Weil and Donald Yale.
Founded in 1872, JFS is a nonsectarian, nonprofit human services agency serving metro Denver and Boulder. JFS helps seniors live independently at home, provides quality mental health counseling, offers training and job placement to those with developmental disabilities and other barriers to employment, and provides food and financial aid to people in crisis. Every year, the agency benefits more than 25,000 people of all ages, faiths, incomes and abilities.
For more information, call 303-597-5000 or visit the JFS website.
Co-chair Barry Curtiss-Lusher, left; honorees Sheila Bugdanowitz and Sheryl Goodman; JFS board chair Eric Pollock and Yana Vishnitsky, the organization's president/CEO.
His birthday may not fall on the actual date of the TKM Foundation's annual gala, but it's close enough to be as good a reason as any for friends to gather in celebration of the day its namesake, Kevin McNicholas, was born.
McNicholas, the founder of K-M Concessions, turned 77 this year, so the gala took its theme from Agent 007, James Bond.
Agent 77: A License to Give was held at the Cable Center, and festivities began with entertainment by Frank Sinatra impersonator Derek Evilsizor, who worked the room singing songs that Ol' Blue Eyes made famous — "Fly Me To The Moon," "Strangers in the Night" — while guests sipped cocktails and sampled food from a number of stations set up on the venue's main floor.
Later, Sean McNicholas offered a warm tribute to his father and his commitment to young people who are struggling to find their way.
The TKM Foundation, Sean noted, focuses on education, offering scholarships and other services to prepare young adults to enter the workforce with character, ethics and leadership skills.
Sean's siblings, Shannon Fitzgerald and Brendan McNicholas, were at the party with their spouses, Bryan Fitzgerald and Eimear McNicholas; Sean's wife, Audra, was there, too, sharing the happy news that come spring, she and Sean will be welcoming their second child.
Others helping to support the cause were CBS4 anchor Jim Benemann with fiancee Karen McArdle; Lou Clinton, president-elect of the Denver Zoo board; Andy and Murri Bishop; Lynn Wong; Janie Prendergast; Julie and Bill Taylor; Toni Oakes Sexton; Brandan and Tara Greenwood; Vera Divenyi; Matt Keeney; Buck and Janie Hutchison; Patty Baca; Radhika Black; Katie Mills, the events director at Four Mile Historic Park; Pat Robinson and Casey Kemp; Kevin McNicholas' business partner, Tim Brantley; and Karen Wenzel, who does major donor acquisitions for Ability Connection Colorado.


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Burundi (/bəˈrʊndᵻ/ or /bəˈrʌndi/), officially the Republic of Burundi (Kirundi: Republika y'Uburundi,[buˈɾundi]; French: République du Burundi, [buʁundi] or [byʁyndi]), is a landlocked country in the African Great Lakes region of East Africa, bordered by Rwanda to the north, Tanzania to the east and south, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the west. It is considered part of Central Africa. Burundi's capital is Bujumbura. The southwestern border is adjacent to Lake Tanganyika.
The Twa, Hutu and Tutsi peoples have lived in Burundi for at least five hundred years. For more than 200 years, Burundi was an independent kingdom. At the beginning of the twentieth century, Germany colonized the region. After the First World War and Germany's defeat, it ceded the territory to Belgium. The Belgians ruled Burundi and Rwanda as a European colony known as Ruanda-Urundi. Their intervention exacerbated social differences between the Tutsi and Hutu, and contributed to political unrest in the region. Burundi gained independence in 1962 and initially had a monarchy, but a series of assassinations, coups, and a general climate of regional instability culminated in the establishment of a republic and one-party state in 1966. Bouts of ethnic cleansing and ultimately two civil wars and genocides during the 1970s and again in the 1990s left the country undeveloped and its population as one of the world's poorest. 2015 witnessed large-scale political strife as President Pierre Nkurunziza opted to run for a third term in office, a coup attempt failed and the country's parliamentary and presidential elections were broadly criticized by members of the international community.
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Kelly File Guest Calls Harry Reid The 'Real' Terrorist In Nevada Ranch Dispute; Next Guest Suggests It's Obama
Posted by Ellen -7835.60pc on April 17, 2014 · Flag
Megyn Kelly seized on Harry Reid's "domestic terrorists" comments about the armed-militia types who threatened federal agents on Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy's land as an excuse to spend not one, not two but three of her show's opening segments demonizing Reid in response. Hilariously, she even blamed Reid for it, as if she and Fox News had no choice in what to discuss. I guess it was Reid's fault as well that she just "had" to call on guests she knew would ratchet up the hostilities and inflame tensions further.
In the first segment tongiht, Kelly's guest, a radio talk show host who's a Bundy supporter, called the BLM the "real domestic terrorists."
"Documentary filmmaker" Dennis Michael Lynch calls Reid a "terrorist"
As Priscilla noted about Lynch, he's very paranoid concerned about the lawlessness of undocumented immigrants but Cliven Bundy's lawlessness – not so much. He has also been hilariously skewered by The Daily Show.
Kelly made a stab at fairness by explaining that Reid was referring to the Bundy supporters deliberately putting women and children in harm's way to further their cause. She added, "And what he accuses them of was supported to some extent by a sheriff who came on Fox News earlier this week."
Supported to some extent? The sheriff said that was the plan – for the women, anyway. Huffington Post has video that aired on Fox's The Real Story identifying Richard Mack as a former sheriff from Arizona and saying, "We were actually strategizing to put all the women up at the front. If they are going to start shooting, it's going to be women that are going to be televised all across the world getting shot by these rogue federal officers."
The same footage aired on Hannity that night, though Mack was unidentified in that clip.
Instead of playing that clip, Kelly played a clip of Reid. Because why discredit Lynch when she could make it look like Reid was making unsubstantiated accusations?
Lynch replied slowly and haltingly so that we could all know how deeply sincere and thoughtful he is. "I was. At the front. Of the front line. I heard nobody say that we were going to put women and children first. Nobody said that."
Well, yeah, somebody did. Kelly had just told him so. But she never corrected or challenged his "certainty."
Instead, Lynch turned dramatically to look at the camera and said:
Senator, I am calling you out right now on national television. I've called your office today. I'm gonna call your office every day until you grant me an interview. I'm gonna sit down like a polite businessman… and ask you one question: Why did you point guns at the American people?...
In real life, law enforcers routinely point guns at Americans as part of their job. But Kelly didn't mention it. She took the opportunity to promote the conspiracy theory that Reid's private interests are behind the whole thing:
Kelly said coyly: "Some people are suggesting that Harry Reid had some stake in this whole matter and that he was against the rancher, Cliven Bundy, for political purposes. He wanted the land for development and other people who pad his political pockets."
Kelly just "forgot" to mention that other people have completely debunked that theory. Instead, she gave herself cover by saying, "None of which has been substantiated but there's anecdotal evidence and circumstantial evidence of that out there." But having covered her "I helped Fox smear Reid without lying" bases, Kelly went into full indignation mode:
Nonetheless, Mr. Reid is the one who's calling more attention to this. It was over, people were moving on. He is the one who keeps stoking this fire.
That's right. It's all his fault Kelly had to devote three segments to attacking him!
Of course, Lynch agreed. "It is disrespectful to Americans for that man to call these people terrorists. ...He is the terrorist! And as far as I'm concerned, in this situation."
Rather than object, Kelly piled on: "Not the first time, either, because he called the Tea Party a bunch of anarchists."
Lynch continued: "You know why he's a terrorist? Because he – that man right there is trying to kill the American spirit."
Kelly broke in. Considering that she had no objection when she originally heard Lynch's accusation, I suspect a producer told her to speak up. "Listen," she said, "You don't want to call Harry Reid a terrorist. Now you're reverting to the same tactics he used."
"I'm not saying that," Lynch said. Even though he just had. "And I apologize. But I 'm not going to be afraid of Harry Reid."
Kelly quickly ended the interview.
Andrew McCarthy presents Obama as terrorists' soulmate
Andrew "impeach Obama" McCarthy was Kelly's third and last guest for this discussion.
McCarthy began reasonably enough. "I don't think we can defend lawlessness. It seems clear to me, looking at the case, that (Bundy) is in the wrong."
But from there, McCarthy and Kelly made Obama, Reid, the BLM and everyone but Bundy the real evildoers. First, McCarthy accused Reid of trivializing terrorism.
KELLY: You raise a good point. …You actually used to put terrorists in jail for a living. You dealt with real terrorists. And this is the same administration that will not refer to the Fort Hood massacre as terrorism. …And yet, they can look at these Americans out there and call them terrorists with ease.
MCCARTHY: Look, we had Eric Holder, when he was at the Clinton Justice Department, facilitated the pardons of FALN terrorists and Weather Underground terrorists. President Obama has long-standing connections to Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn – actual domestic terrorists who admit that they were terrorists. …They backed the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. They issued a visa to a member of the blind sheikh's terrorist organization in Egypt so that the could come to the White House and consult on the future of Egypt.
Although Kelly insists she's not an opinion host but there to "keep everybody honest," she failed to challenge a single assertion. One blatant distortion is Ayers. President Obama was never close to Ayers and Dohrn and by the time he met them they had long been upstanding members of their community. But Kelly put on her respectful listening face and cocked her head to the side, signaling that she thought McCarthy's remarks worthy of thoughtful consideration.
Apparently, Reid's comments were so significant that Kelly was not only forced to spend three segments deliberately exacerbating an armed conflict – but she needed three Bundy supporters (plus her own jabs at the Obama and Reid) to make a "fair and balanced" counterweight to Reid's brief clip.
@ Joseph West OK Joseph, let me answer your question:
The answer is Al-Waleed bin Talal al Saud of Saudi Arabia. He is News Corporation's (the parent company of Faux Spews) SECOND LARGEST SHAREHOLDER — only the Murdoch family owns more shares. Here is a link that backs this up:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alwaleed_Bin_Talal_Alsaud
Antoinette commented 2014-04-19 04:05:34 -0400 · Flag
The real terrorists were those armed thugs from the Tea Nuts and so-called militia groups. Threatening to shoot federal agents is a felony, and that armed thug on the bridge with his rifle must be arrested and charged as a felon.
That tax cheat cattleman is a moocher while his fellow cattlemen pay their grazing fees.
Fox "News" needs to have their White House media credentials revoked, and ban them from the White House grounds until 2017. All federal agencies should drop Fox "News" from their media lists, and ban them from all federal buildings.
NewsHounds posted about Kelly File Guest Calls Harry Reid The 'Real' Terrorist In Nevada Ranch Dispute; Next Guest Suggests It's Obama on NewsHounds' Facebook page 2014-04-18 14:32:20 -0400
Megyn Kelly chooses three hate-mongering guests - and then blames Harry Reid for her 12 minutes of smears against him.
truman commented 2014-04-18 09:28:15 -0400 · Flag
A bash-o-rama of our President about terrorism, and not a single mention of BENGHAZI? Jabba the Ailes won't be happy with Skanky Megyn.
Dun Bares commented 2014-04-18 07:31:40 -0400 · Flag
Fox bashing? Kelly bashing! Without FNN and it's reporters, our President would not be called out for his many lies nor would we understand his incompetence. Kelly and the FNN gang are needed for the alternate views of a failed administration.
Joseph West commented 2014-04-18 02:56:55 -0400 · Flag
Maybe someone needs to remind the Fox folkkks who owns a substantial share in FoxNoise AND which country supplied the majority of the REAL 9/11 terrorists and ask if that shareholder isn't actually a sponsor of terrorism, making FoxNoise an indirect sponsor of terrorism.
Joe Marsh commented 2014-04-18 02:03:28 -0400 · Flag
As an aside, Timothy Egan's latest piece (tonight) doesn't have much good to say about Bundy. And he even gives a shoutout to Slanthead:
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/18/opinion/egan-deadbeat-on-the-range.html


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The interface of creating a player character.
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Also referred to as just a player or a character.
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Fighting another player character is called Player versus Player (PvP).
In many role-playing games, a strict division is made between the player (the human being that plays the game) and the fictitious character that the player controls in the game (i.e., the player character or short: character). However, in World of Warcraft and its associated official internet sites, this distinction is not strictly made. Tooltips and other texts refer to the fictitous player character as "the player", thus blurring the line between player and player character. Whether Blizzard does this intentionally (e.g. to increase identification with the game world) or not is unknown.
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For this reason, we are encouraging you to attend Hopi's Spring Fine Arts Fair this Thursday, April 23rd. Your child will have the chance to take you through an amazing art walk of over 800 paintings, all created by Hopi Hawks, including your own! Let them be your personal art guide – We think you will be impressed with what they know!
In addition to the Art Walk, there will be a New Book Fair, a 4th and 5thGrade Chorus Concert, and of course, yummy CHURN ice cream for all! We know this is a busy time of year, but take just a few minutes to swing by – Your time will be well spent.
Thanks for letting us share our love of art with your child this year in Art Masterpiece – See you this Thursday in the sunshine at the Spring Fine Arts Fair!


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Other Team formats--use the structure that works best for you.
See the Handbook for more information about forming teams.
In our resource section, you can find tips for Working With Your Mentor.
The Official Team includes three student presenters, one educator, and one mentor. Future City welcomes teams that are larger than the three presenting students, however, only the three official students are allowed to present at the Regional and Finals Competitions.
An organization is permitted to form multiple teams under the single $25.00 registration fee. If you decide to field multiple teams, please check with your Regional Coordinator about the number of teams an organization is allowed to bring to the Regional Competition. Note: Only the top scoring team from an organization is allowed to advance to the final round of the Regional Competition. See Competition Rule number 9 on page 83 in the handbook.
Some classrooms or clubs chose to work together as one team, dividing the work into smaller working groups such as a research group or city model group. If you decide to work in this manner, you will need to select three students to serve as the "official presenters" at the Regional Competition.