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- Working on a project to use blogging in an international education project got me started in the blogosphere. Now I'm hooked! I've always been a bit of a computer geek and writing has been a key part of my positions in arts and non-profit administration. My career has spanned such disparate roles as symphony and opera management, political communication roles, social justice advocacy leadership and literacy project management. I'm interested in blogging as a tool for artists, for social communication and as a tool for political empowerment and social justice. I'm most interested in the connections between those goals. Where can the arts empower and give expression, hope to the socially oppressed? Where can political organizing help artists gain more independence and be more heard in our society? And how can our technological tools, websites, blogs, RSS, podcasting, virtual communities like Second Life (where I am Kate Miranda)further all of these goals?
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Blog of the tour, part 05 - *Viva il puma!* The other day, it struck me as odd that after a trip to Russia (of all places) I'm not supposed to mention what I did upon my return to t...2 weeks ago
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new commission in the bag - I just completed work (actually, finished a while ago, but just completed the extractions and printing) on a score for the Oriana Singers and the Concert B...2 years ago
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Mara Gibson’s ‘Canopy’: Arboreal/Neuronal soundscape/artscape for viola, percussion, and tape - [image: Sydney Opera House] I recently had the privilege to experience a new chamber music composition by Mara Gibson at the opening of a new art exhibit ...26 minutes ago
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Just a test - So This is a test post using a ipod. My big fingers do not do well on tiny onscreen kyd. Dat's all.7 months ago
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Interview: Russian history did not yield all insights cellist Alisa Weilerstein needed for Shostakovich concerto - Alisa Weilerstein doesn’t play the cello; she makes love to it. It seems like a silly, clichéd way to describe an impassioned classical musician, but the 3...53 minutes ago
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Wishing you the best of the holiday season and a wonderful 2012 - A free picture collage by Smilebox Thanks for reading! Jodi Post from: off-stage rightWishing you the best of the holiday season and a wonderful 2012 No re...5 months ago
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There will be no further updates on this blog - I have moved my musical musings to after-hours and their own, separate space on the Web: www.musicaltoronto.org As papered-over shop windows all over the w...6 months ago
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Christina Perri's A Thousand Years, Arranged as a Piano/Cello Cover by the Piano Guys - Jon Schmidt and Steven Sharp Nelson of The Piano Guys are back, this time in the Utah woods with Christina Perri's A Thousand Years arranged for cello and ...1 week ago
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The Remi Review Episode 3 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z4u_eE5Sfo&feature=player_embedded Longest episode yet, a whole half hour! -if you can handle that much! 12hrs to do first ...1 day ago
Social Action/Justice Blogs
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Nine-year-old’s school lunch blog prompts changes - Martha Payne, a Scottish elementary student, was appalled at the poor quality of the lunches on offer at her school so she decided to blog about it. For ...4 hours ago
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NOTES FOR A MORE COHERENT PENTECOST SERMON: - NOTES FOR A MORE COHERENT PENTECOST SERMON: St. Andrew’s Old Roman Catholic Church 138 Pears Ave. Meeting Room Toronto, Ontario FIRST LESSON Acts 2: 1 – 11...1 day ago
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Drivers for Jarvis • Batch #3! - Since I first posted about Drivers for Jarvis, I continue to receive new requests from across TO from those who want to join the campaign! I’ve pasted some...1 week ago
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Wednesday's Mini-Report - WEDNESDAY'S MINI-REPORT.... Today's edition of quick hits: * Bahrain: "Tens of thousands of demonstrators poured into Pearl Square here late into the night...1 year ago
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Major Cuts to Niagara's Hospitals Threaten our Health - *Niagara’s Hospitals are Particularly Hard Hit* The NHS has to find cuts to eliminate a budget deficit of approx. $16 million this year and $15 million nex...3 years ago
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