I’m writing about religion and have a chapter about how poor people, especially in Africa, have adopted religion as the answer to their condition: It’s all God’s will. He’s strengthening our faith in preparation for heaven…..
Your graph suggests that it’s more complex than I was suggesting.
How did you arrive at that graph? Would you permit me to use the graph in my book, and how would you like the credit to read?
Just wanted to let you know about an upcoming concert featuring Gene DiNovi on May 30, 2009 at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre. James Campbell and his son Graham are also in the orchestra. Im including more details below that I hope you can share with your colleagues and music fans.
best regards_Nobi
The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre Presents The Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra Performing Jazz Arrangements Of “The Sound Of Music” And Other Goodman Classics
Toronto, Ontario — The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will host a special performance by the Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra featuring three of Canada’s most distinguished musicians – Gene DiNovi, James Campbell and Dave Young – along with some of Toronto’s top young music talent. This group will be performing jazz arrangements of “The Sound of Music and other Goodman classics in celebration of the great clarinetist’s 100th birthday.
Pianist and composer DiNovi, who is one of the great icons of Canadian and American jazz, together with Order of Canada-winning musicians Campbell (clarinet) and Young (Bass), will be performing with and passing on a legacy to the next generation of premier jazz musicians who make up the rest of the Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra This top talent includes: Bryden Baird (trumpet), Graham Campbell (guitar), Ernesto Cervini (drums and clarinet), Tara Davidson (alto saxophone and flute), David French (tenor saxophone), and RJ Satchithananthan (trombone).
Days after the 1959 Broadway debut of “The Sound of Music” with the help of Fred Karlin, Benny Goodman arranged the entire musical score for jazz orchestra, featuring all the hit songs. Nearly 50 years ago, Benny Goodman and a stellar group of musicians, including Gene DiNovi, recorded this arrangement at the famous Jazz Club in New York called “Basin Street East”. Songs included favorites such as “Do Re Mi”, “Favorite Things” and “So Long Farewell”, in addition to Goodman classics such as “Sunny Side of the Street”, “Moon Glow” and “Sing, Sing, Sing”.
Date & Time: Saturday, May 30, 2008, 7:30PM
Location: The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre 6 Garamond Court, Toronto, Ontario, M3C 1Z5 (Don Mills and Eglinton)
Tickets: $35 for General Public, $30 for members of the JCCC. To purchase, call 416-441-2345
Hello Mr Winer,
I am looking for manufacturers of a cavitation water heaters as a possible replacement for, or an augmentation of our oil-fired boilers for the purpose of reducing our oil consumption.
I am guesstimating that our current system can produce a flow somewhere around 1500 gallons per minute. I may be wrong. Our co-op is completely residential, consisting of 140 units of various sizes (studio -> 3 bed 2 bath).
bibomedia.com · March 6, 2008 at 7:26 am
Sondlo L. Mhlaba · March 24, 2008 at 12:58 pm
I’m writing about religion and have a chapter about how poor people, especially in Africa, have adopted religion as the answer to their condition: It’s all God’s will. He’s strengthening our faith in preparation for heaven…..
Your graph suggests that it’s more complex than I was suggesting.
How did you arrive at that graph? Would you permit me to use the graph in my book, and how would you like the credit to read?
Thanks.
Sondlo
mwiner · March 24, 2008 at 2:01 pm
The source is here:
http://pewglobal.org/reports/display.php?ReportID=258
Nobi · May 11, 2009 at 10:23 am
Hi Martin Winer,
Just wanted to let you know about an upcoming concert featuring Gene DiNovi on May 30, 2009 at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre. James Campbell and his son Graham are also in the orchestra. Im including more details below that I hope you can share with your colleagues and music fans.
best regards_Nobi
The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre Presents The Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra Performing Jazz Arrangements Of “The Sound Of Music” And Other Goodman Classics
Toronto, Ontario — The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre will host a special performance by the Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra featuring three of Canada’s most distinguished musicians – Gene DiNovi, James Campbell and Dave Young – along with some of Toronto’s top young music talent. This group will be performing jazz arrangements of “The Sound of Music and other Goodman classics in celebration of the great clarinetist’s 100th birthday.
Pianist and composer DiNovi, who is one of the great icons of Canadian and American jazz, together with Order of Canada-winning musicians Campbell (clarinet) and Young (Bass), will be performing with and passing on a legacy to the next generation of premier jazz musicians who make up the rest of the Benny Goodman Centennial Orchestra This top talent includes: Bryden Baird (trumpet), Graham Campbell (guitar), Ernesto Cervini (drums and clarinet), Tara Davidson (alto saxophone and flute), David French (tenor saxophone), and RJ Satchithananthan (trombone).
Days after the 1959 Broadway debut of “The Sound of Music” with the help of Fred Karlin, Benny Goodman arranged the entire musical score for jazz orchestra, featuring all the hit songs. Nearly 50 years ago, Benny Goodman and a stellar group of musicians, including Gene DiNovi, recorded this arrangement at the famous Jazz Club in New York called “Basin Street East”. Songs included favorites such as “Do Re Mi”, “Favorite Things” and “So Long Farewell”, in addition to Goodman classics such as “Sunny Side of the Street”, “Moon Glow” and “Sing, Sing, Sing”.
Date & Time: Saturday, May 30, 2008, 7:30PM
Location: The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre 6 Garamond Court, Toronto, Ontario, M3C 1Z5 (Don Mills and Eglinton)
Tickets: $35 for General Public, $30 for members of the JCCC. To purchase, call 416-441-2345
For more information on the JCCC and its activities, visit http://www.jccc.on.ca.
mwiner · May 13, 2009 at 11:47 pm
Thanks for letting me know…
Larry · June 18, 2009 at 4:01 pm
Hello Mr Winer,
I am looking for manufacturers of a cavitation water heaters as a possible replacement for, or an augmentation of our oil-fired boilers for the purpose of reducing our oil consumption.
I am guesstimating that our current system can produce a flow somewhere around 1500 gallons per minute. I may be wrong. Our co-op is completely residential, consisting of 140 units of various sizes (studio -> 3 bed 2 bath).