61. Listings By Composer Haydn, Franz joseph (17321809). Hofmann, Leopold (1738-1793). holbrooke, joseph (1878-1958). Holliger, Heinz (1939-). Humperdinck, Engelbert (1854-1921). http://www.hbdirect.com/composerlistnr.cfm?letter=H

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63. Rate Book For Parish Of Boulton By Derby 1853 Land. 71, Thomas Warren, ditto, ditto. 72, George Wootton, ditto, ditto. 73, JamesWright, Charles holbrooke, House Garden. 74, joseph Wyatt, Allestree Trustees,Land. http://home.clara.net/jnoblaylock/alvaston/bp5.html

Boulton Rate Book 1853 A transcript and extract of the Rate Book for the Parish of Boulton in the County of Derby dated 11th May 1853 is shown below by kind permission of Mr John Musty. (Rate of ten pence in the pound) Page 1 No. Name of Occupier Name of Owner Description of Property Rated John Adams (late) Sir J. H. Crewe Bt. John Austin Messrs Holdsworth Bancroft Sir J.H. Crewe Bt. John Briggs Earl of Harrington Land Joseph Bainbridge Sir J. H. Crewe Bt. House Ann Brentnall Messrs Holdsworth Land Susanna Bright Thos. Briggs Land John Coxon Senr. Himself John Coxon Junr. Jno. Coxon Senr. House ditto Messrs Cantrell Land ditto Earl of Harrington Land Isaac Coxon (late) Sir J.H. Crewe William Chapman Earl of Harrington Land Page 2 No. Name of Occupier Name of Owner Description of Property Rated Rev. Wm. Cantrell Messrs Cantrell Land Hannah Cockayne Jno. Curzon Esq. Land ditto St. Werburgh Charity Land Derby Canal Company Themselves Elizabeth Dolman Herself ditto Jno. Curzon Esq. Land Ann Dore Messrs Holdsworth Edward Etches Earl of Harrington Fishery John Freason Chas. Holdbrooke

64. Security Council, And Sen. joseph Lieberman, DConn., called holbrooke ``one of America's greatnatural resources. He is a person of enormous energy and talent.''. Sen. http://www.globalpolicy.org/security/issues/holbrk12.htm

Senate Confirms Holbrooke to UN New York Times/Associated Press August 4, 1999 Washington The Senate today confirmed veteran diplomat Richard Holbrooke as U.N. ambassador, filling a post that has stood vacant through military conflicts in the Balkans and the Persian Gulf. The 81-16 vote ended a 14-month odyssey for Holbrooke, 58, the Clinton administrator's top international troubleshooter and the architect of the 1995 agreement that brought peace to Bosnia. In contrast to the long delay, the Senate debated the nomination for only 35 minutes. The Cabinet-level post at the U.N. headquarters in New York has been vacant since Bill Richardson left in September to become energy secretary. Holbrooke, 58, currently an investment banker, is a former Peace Corps director, ambassador to Germany and assistant secretary of state. Sen. Joseph Biden of Delaware, senior Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, told colleagues that in his on 27 years in the chamber, no foreign policy nominee ``is more qualified for the job for which he was nominated.'' And Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn., called Holbrooke ``one of America's great natural resources. He is a person of ... enormous energy and talent.''

65. Holbrooke And UN Deal investigation, could still be derailed by partisan debates in the Senate over policyin Kosovo or over holbrooke's ethics. The lawmaker, Sen. joseph R. Biden http://www.globalpolicy.org/finance/docs/holbrke.htm

Holbrooke's U.N. Nomination Is Reported Close to a Deal By Philip Shenon New York Times April 20, 1999 Washington Senate leaders and the State Department said Monday that they were close to a deal that could rescue the long-delayed nomination of Richard C. Holbrooke to lead the American delegation to the United Nations. The deal would also at least raise the possibility that the United States would pay hundreds of millions of dollars in back dues to the organization. But Holbrooke's chief Democratic backer in the Senate is warning that the longtime diplomat's nomination, sidetracked for eight months by a Justice Department investigation, could still be derailed by partisan debates in the Senate over policy in Kosovo or over Holbrooke's ethics. The lawmaker, Sen. Joseph R. Biden of Delaware, ranking Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee, said in an interview that Holbrooke's nomination was "not a done deal." "I can flat out say it," Biden said. He added that if Sen. Jesse Helms, the North Carolina Republican who is chairman of the committee, and other Senate Republicans do not agree to hold a confirmation hearing in several weeks, the nomination could effectively be dead. "If it's not done in the near term," Biden said, "it means they've made a judgment to kill it."

66. Stories, Listed By Author holbrooke, joseph CHARLES (chron.) * The Ta Ta music, (sg) 1962The Mathematical Magpie, ed. Clifton Fadiman, Simon Schuster 1962. http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/s123.htm

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents HITCHCOCK, ALFRED (books) (chron.) (continued) * Introduction: A Variety of Monsters, (in) , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House 1965 , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Collins - Lions 1973 , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House 1982 HITCHCOCK, CHIP (chron.) * Introduction, (in) In and Out of Quandry , Lee Hoffman, NESFA Press 1982 Up to the Sky in Ships , A. Bertram Chandler, NESFA Press 1982 HITCHCOCK, GEORGE (chron.) * An Invitation to the Hunt, (ss) San Francisco Review Mar 1960 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories My Mother Never Told Me , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Random House 1963 Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Stories My Mother Never Told Me, Part I , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Pan 1966 ... , ed. Alfred Hitchcock, Dell 1966 HITCHCOCK, STEPHEN (chron.) * Captain Amazing, (ss) Superheroes , ed. Michel Parry, London: Sphere 1978 HJERTSTEDT, GUNARD ; [birth name of Day Keene] (1903-1969); see pseudonym Day Keene (chron.) HOAGLAND, RICHARD C. (chron.)

67. Chronological List, Part 6 under Holberg, Ludvig A. HOLBERG, Baron LUDVIG (A.) (16841754);holbrooke, joseph CHARLES; HOLDEN, FOX B. HOLDEN, LARRY; pseudonym http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/e6.htm

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Chronological List, Part 6 Previous Table-of-Contents HENSLEY, JOE L. ; [i.e., Joseph Louis Hensley] (1926- ); see pseudonym Louis J. A. Adams HENSON, DAVID HERBERT, BENSON HERBERT, FRANK (Patrick) ... HERODOTUS (485?-425 BC) HERSHMAN, MORRIS HERZEN, FRANK HERZOG, EMILE (Salomon Wilhelm) (1885-1967); see pseudonym HERZOG, TOM HESIOD (8th Cent. BC) HETSCHEL, DICK HEWITT, GEOF HEWITT, MARGARET C. HEYDRON, VICKI ANN ... HICKEY, H. B. ; pseudonym of Herb Livingston HICKEY, JOE HIGGINBOTTOM, DAVID (1923- ); see pseudonym Nicholas Fisk HIGGINS, BILL HIGGINSON, THOMAS WENTWORTH HIGGS, JULIA ... HIPPLE, THEODORE W(allace) ; (1894-1965); see pseudonym Edogawa Rampo HIRSHFIELD, HENRY I. HITCHCOCK, [Sir] ALFRED (Joseph) HITCHCOCK, CHIP ... HJERTSTEDT, GUNARD ; [birth name of Day Keene] (1903-1969); see pseudonym Day Keene HOAGLAND, RICHARD C. HOAR, ROGER SHERMAN (1887-1963); see pseudonym Ralph Milne Farley HOBANA, ION HOCH, EDWARD D(entinger) (1930- ); see pseudonym Stephen Dentinger HOCKETT, CHARLES F. HOCKNELL, PATRICIA HODDER-WILLIAMS, (John) CHRISTOPHER (Glazebrook) ... HOFFMAN, LEE ; [i.e., Shirley Bell Hoffman] (1932- ) HOFFMANN, E(rnst) T(heodor) A(madeus)

68. American Plantations And Colonies - Undesignated Vessel, 1635/6 . . . . . 28 (Servant of joseph Hull) Musachiell Bernard . . . . . 8 HannaKinge his daughter . . . . . 6 Thomas holbrooke . . . . . http://englishamerica.home.att.net/spls/636ne001.htm

Undesignated Vessel, 1635/6 About March 20, 1635/6 An undesignated vessel departed Weymouth , England, for New England Ship and Passenger Information: Source: "Passengers to America" , pages 77-79. (Use browser "Bookmark" or "Back" to return to this page.) The source information provides no indication of the name of this vessel nor of its master. The list is dated "Waymouth y e th o Whitmarsk . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 (name as listed) Alce Whitmarke his wife . . . . . . . 35 (name as listed) Jm s Whitmarke his son . . . . . . . . 11 (James, name as listed) Jane (Whitmarke) his daughter . . . . 7 Onseph Whitmarke his son . . . . . . . 5 Rich: Whytemark his son . . . . . . . 2 (Richard, name as listed) William Read . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, tailor, of Batcombe in Somerset Susan Read his wife . . . . . . . . . 29 Hanna Read his daughter . . . . . . . 3 Susan Read his daughter . . . . . . . 1 Richard Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 (Servant of William Read) Mary (Adams) his wife . . . . . . . . 26 Mary Cheame his daughter . . . . . . . 1 (name as listed) Zachary Bickewell . . . . . . . . . . 45 Agnis Bickwell his wife . . . . . . . 27 Jn o Bickwell his son . . . . . . . . . 11 Jn

69. MSS 14, The Charles Ives Papers In The Irving S. Gilmore Music Library Of Yale U Heyman, Katherine Ruth, 18771944. holbrooke, joseph, 1878-1958. Hopekirk, Helen.Ives, George E. (George Edward), 1845-1894. Jacobi, Frederick, 1891-1952. http://webtext.library.yale.edu/xml2html/music/iv-col.htm

MSS 14, The Charles Ives Papers in the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library of Yale University Overview Title: The Charles Ives Papers Dates: 1874-1983 (inclusive) Created by: Charles Ives Call number: MSS 14 Repository: Irving S. Gilmore Music Library, Yale University Quantity: 51 linear feet (70 boxes) Abstract: Music, correspondence and other writings, photographs, and additional materials by and about the American composer and insurance executive Charles Ives (1874-1954) Organization In 10 series as follows: I. Music manuscripts. II. Literary writings. III. Correspondence. IV. Scrapbooks. V. Diaries. VI. Photographs. VII. Programs. VIII. Writings about Ives. IX. Ives's collection of music by others. X. Miscellaneous. Administrative Information Access Restrictions: The Papers are open to researchers by appointment. There are no restricted materials in the collection. Please contact the Special Collections staff to schedule an appointment. Acquisition Information: The Charles Ives Papers were established in the Music Library of Yale University by Harmony Twichell Ives in 1955. Use Restrictions: Preferred Form of Citation: MSS 14, The Charles Ives Papers in the Irving S. Gilmore Music Library of Yale University.

70. J Titles Window Y, 8407-24. Jean Richepin's Song, 326, holbrooke, joseph, Bosworth17221, 1, oct, m, sec, gen, std, TTBB, AC, Y, 84-07-24. Jehovah,Let Me Now http://amcofa.net/stan/j_titles.html

Music For Male Chorus - J Title Library# Composer Arranger Copies Format Class Text Use Type Voicing Acc. Solo Mixed Men Women Changing Comment Updated J'ay Le Rebours Certon, Pierre Forbes, Elliot E.C. Schirmer 2323 oct e sec gen ren TTBB AC Y Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor Johnston, Richard Waterloo oct m sec gen folk TTBB P Y Jack Was Every Inch A Sailor Hunter, Ralph Lawson-Gould 776 oct e sec gen folk U P Br Y Jamaica Farewell Weiss, Donn Music 70 M70-248 oct m sec gen folk TTBB perc any Y Je Suis Aime' Crawford, John E.C. Schirmer 2177 oct m sec gen contemp TBB AC Y Jean Richepin's Song Holbrooke, Joseph Bosworth 17221 oct m sec gen std TTBB AC Y Jehovah, Let Me Now (see TTBB Hoelty-Nickel, Theodore Concordia 97-7602 col e sac gen anth TTBB AC Y Jenny Kiss'd Me Sumerlin, Macon Southern SC32 oct e sec gen std TTB P Y Y Jenny Kissed Me Forsblad, Leland Pro Art Pro Bk 785 col m sec gen trad CCB P Y Jerboa Fine, Irving G. Schirmer 12519 oct m sec gen contemp TBB AC Y Jerboa Fine, Erving G. Schirmer 12518 oct m sec gen contemp TBB AC Y Jericho (see Songs Of Substan Thygerson, Robert W. Heritage H2877 col m sac gen sprt TTBB P Y Jerusalem, My Happy Home Gerike, Henry V.

71. Music For Male Chorus - Publisher Index B Bosworth 17221, Jean Richepin's Song, holbrooke, joseph, Bosworth 17266, In APersian Market, Ketelbey, Albert W. Bosworth 1908, In Fairyland, holbrooke, joseph, http://amcofa.net/stan/b_pub.html

Forward Guide Abbreviations Titles Index ... Extended Works - Publisher Index B - Title Composer Arranger B. Schott Insalata Italiana Grenée, Richard Battle-Hymn Of The Republic Roberton, Hugh S. Beckenhorst BP110 Perfect Wife, The Hyde, John M. Beckenhorst BP1170 Hymn To God The Father, A Beck, John Ness Belwin 2129 Shalom Chaverim Harter, Harry Belwin 2131 O Death, None Could Conquer T Bach, J.S. Kjelson, Lee Belwin 2133 Christmas Folk Song, A Vance, Margaret Shelley Belwin 2142 Coventry Carol Stone, Leonard Belwin 2167 Ash Grove, The Vance, Margaret Shelley Belwin 2228 Angels In The Skies Are Singi Kjelson, Lee Belwin 2229 I'm Goin' To Sing Kjelson, Lee Belwin 2328 Let Us Eat, Drink and Be Merr Encina, Juan del Malin, Don Belwin 2328 Oy Comamos Y Bebamos Encina, Juan del Malin, Don Belwin 2329 My Dear Heart, Your Departing Azzaiolo, Filippo Malin, Don Belwin 2329 Ti Parti, Cor Mio Caro Azzaiolo, Filippo Malin, Don Belwin 2330 Le Rossignol Dans Son Nid Cha Hollande, Jean de Malin, Don Belwin 2330 Nightingale At Rest Is Singin Hollande, Jean de Malin, Don Belwin 2331 Mit Seufzen Und Mit Klag Haussman, Valentin

72. OldChron61 Translate this page Tout simplement. Luc BOUQUET. joseph holbrooke ‘65. (rehearsal extract 10’ 26).Derek Bailey (g), Gavin Bryars (b), Tony Oxley (dm). Incus CD Single 01. Dist . http://perso.wanadoo.fr/improjazz/Archives/oldchron61.html

Chroniques du n°61 TRIO HORIZONTAL (bis) Parler de révélation serait, selon mes sens régénérés, sous-estimer cette musique. Il faut lui appliquer sans restriction le qualificatif d’inouï dans l’acceptation définie par le Robert : " Qu’on n’a jamais entendu ". En vain je cherche à repérer, ne serait-ce qu’un infime instant, un plan emprunté à ce qui s’est réalisé antérieurement dans la musique improvisée. C’est à coup sûr cette radicale modernité qui me désarçonna lors des précédentes auditions, ainsi on voudra bien me pardonner un jugement hâtif causé par une surdité temporaire heureusement corrigée à cette heure par le progrès technique. L’ambition de cette pensée philosophique complète celle de Pierre Dac qui répondait déjà partiellement au lancinant questionnement : " Qui suis-je, d’où viens-je, où vais-je ? " par " Je suis moi, je viens de chez moi et j’y retourne ". La musique improvisée du trio Horizontal est un bol d’air salvateur qui met cruellement en évidence les lacunes des prédécesseurs du genre qui devront impérativement revoir leurs copies. Le free jazz a eu son " Ascension ", la musique improvisée a désormais son " Nirvana ".

73. Richard Holbrooke - Search Cheap Books - Author Jorge Cruise Jorge Luis Borges joseph F Trimmer joseph Grenny Joshua Piven RhondaAnderson Richard Conniff Richard E Boyatzis Richard holbrooke Richard Nelson http://richard-holbrooke.1.search-cheap-books.com/searchbook.php?q=author

74. Situations Presents... Due to illness, the joseph holbrooke reunion was cancelled. In December 1998,Cortical Foundation recorded joseph holbrooke in a London Studio. http://www.cortical.org/situ1.html

original announcement for event Due to illness, the Joseph Holbrooke reunion was cancelled. In September 1998 for Tony Oxley's 60th Birthday, produced by German Radio the trio reformed after 32 years. The event was selected as one of the 10 high-points of the year by Diedrich Diederichsen in ARTFORUM best of issue December 1998 By it's own legend, what's called improvised music in Europe somewhere between "new music" and "free jazz" was founded in the early '60s in London by the group Joseph Holbrooke. Unfortunately its members composer Gavin Bryars , guitarist and improv-philosopher Derek Bailey , and percussionist Tony Oxley , who was later involved in such diverse pursuits as John McLaughlin's first solo album and innumerable collective improvisation projects never recorded together. Their reunion on Oxley's 60th birthday in the Stadtgarten in Cologne seduced old comrades and caught youngsters off guard with one of the sweetest glowing weaves the acoustic permits." Diedrich Diederichsen, ARTFORUM December 1998, page 114.

75. IHT: Europe: Joseph Fitchett Defense and Security, Michael Zantovsky, a former Czech ambassador in Washington,spoke with joseph Fitchett of holbrooke In Belgrade To Step Up Kosovo Deal. http://www.iht.com/IHT/DIPLO/99/

ASIA Bangkok Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Seoul ... Singapore EUROPE Brussels Europe Frankfurt London ... Rome Eastern EUROPE Prague North AMERICA New York Washington In Today's Newspaper Front Page Opinion Finance Sports ... Subscriptions By Joseph Fitchett International Herald Tribune EU Completes Plan for Own Forces PARIS - Hammered out in marathon negotiations that ended Monday at 6 A.M., the European Union's blueprint for its own military force marks a turning point in post-Cold War politics in the West because it could potentially free the EU of its dependence on U.S. troops in future Kosovo-style crises, European and U.S. officials said Thursday. The Full Story Siemens to Join Its Nuclear Unit With France's Framatome PARIS - France consolidated its global leadership in nuclear power-plant construction Monday as Siemens AG of Germany agreed to put its nuclear business into a new entity controlled by Framatome, a state-owned French company. The Full Story Germany Widens Investigation of Kohl's Slush Fund PARIS - A political slush-fund scandal in Germany threatened to spread and engulf the country's main conservative opposition parties Thursday, as the nation's Parliament voted unanimously to open a full-scale inquiry into the admission of improper practices in party funding by former Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The Full Story Deal Is Near on Accord For Conventional Arms PARIS - Negotiators from the United States, Russia and 28 other nations appeared close to agreement Tuesday on fresh restrictions on conventional armaments in an accord that would effectively eliminate the risk of a surprise invasion in Europe.

76. IHT: Paris: Joseph Fitchett Group of nations handling the crisis, spoke later Thursday with joseph Fitchettof the talks on Bosnia for the two key negotiators, Richard holbrooke, the US http://www.iht.com/IHT/DIPLO/98/

ASIA Bangkok Hong Kong Kuala Lumpur Seoul ... Singapore EUROPE Brussels Europe Frankfurt London Paris Rome Eastern EUROPE Prague North AMERICA New York Washington In Today's Newspaper Front Page Opinion Finance Sports ... Subscriptions By Joseph Fitchett International Herald Tribune We Know What the Alliance Does, but What Is It For? - Ahead of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's high-profile summit meeting next year, European policymakers fear that the alliance could overreach itself in setting new political guidelines suggested by the United States. Joseph Fitchett of the International Herald Tribune discussed the situation with Francois Heisbourg, chairman of the Geneva Center for Security Policy, which provides training in democratic practices for midcareer officers from former Warsaw Pact nations under a NATO program, Partnership for Peace. The Full Story A More United Europe Worries About Globalizing NATO PARIS - In 1998, Europe seemed to find its footing in NATO's post-Cold War posture, finally making a promising start on European military cooperation, demonstrating a new readiness to use force and pulling down barriers to consolidating its national defense companies into Europe-wide industries. The Full Story Deployment Of Missiles Is Scrapped By Cyprus PARIS - Cyprus canceled the deployment of advanced Russian surface-to-air missiles on Tuesday and instead agreed to store them in Greece, extinguishing a flash point for potential Turkish attacks on the island and easing Greek-Turkish tensions both in the Aegean and within NATO.

77. Compositeurs - H Holborne, Anthony, a15841602, Angleterre / England. holbrooke, joseph, 1878-1958,Angleterre / England. Holden, Oliver, 1765-1844, États-Unis / United States. http://alambix.uquebec.ca/musique/compo/compoh.html

Compositeurs / Composers H Recherche / Retrieval A B C D ... Z Nom / Name Dates Renvoi / See Pays / Country Haczewski, Anton Pologne / Poland Hadley, Patrick Angleterre / England Hagg, Gustav Hagg, Jacob Adolf Hahn, Reynaldo France Hakim, Naji Liban / Lebanon France Halffter, Ernesto Espagne / Spain Haller, Hans Peter Allemagne / Germany Hambraeus, Bengt Canada Canada Hampton, Georges Calvin Hancock, Gerre Handel, George Frideric Angleterre / England Hanff, Johann Nicolaus Allemagne / Germany Hanson, Howard Hardouin, Henri France Harris, Cuthbert Angleterre / England Harris, Roy Harris, William Henry Angleterre / England Hartke, Stephen Hartmann, Heinrich Allemagne / Germany Hartmann, Johann Peter Emilius Allemagne / Germany Hartmann, Karl Amadeus Allemagne / Germany Harty, Hamilton Irlande / Ireland Harvey, Jonathan Angleterre / England Haselbock, Hans Autriche / Austria Hasse, Johann Adolf Allemagne / Germany Hasse, Nicolaus Allemagne / Germany Hassler, Hans Leo Allemagne / Germany Hassler, Johann Wilhelm Allemagne / Germany Hatfield, Stephen Canada Haussmann, Valentin Allemagne / Germany Haydn, Franz Josef

78. Frontline: Give War A Chance: Smith & Holbrooke: Biography Of Admiral Leighton W NATO troops remained in Bosnia, led by Navy ViceAdmiral T. joseph Lopez. home+ smith holbrooke + uses of military force + nation building + lessons of http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/military/guys/sbio.html

var loc = "../../../"; Admiral Leighton "Snuffy" Smith, the son of an Alabama pig farmer, graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1962, despite a rocky academic start. As a Navy attack pilot, he flew 280 missions in Vietnam and received two Distinguished Flying Crosses. He is credited with finally destroying the extraordinarily resilient Thanh Hoa Bridge, a symbol of the North Vietnamese resistance. Reflecting on his experience in Vietnam, he notes that he often felt very uneasy about the military's desire to provide misleading and optimistic assessments about the war. One of the lessons he believes he learned in Vietnam was the need for candor between political and military leadership. Additionally, he came to believe that, once it is given a task, the military must be given the freedom and resources to carry it out in the way it determines is best. Despite his experience in Vietnam, and his sense during the 1970s that the American public did not support the military, Smith remained in the Navy and rose through the ranks. By 1983, he was the Assistant Chief of Staff for Readiness, Naval Air Force, for the U.S. Atlantic Fleet, and by 1988 he was the Commander of the U.S. Navy's Carrier Group 6, based in Mayport, Florida. From 1989 through 1991 (when he became a four-star Admiral), Smith was the Director of Operations, U.S. European Command J-3. Smith, the cold warrior, speaks of the deeply moving experience of witnessing the end of the cold war from the front lines of Germany. Smith became the key architect of the Navy's transformation for the post-cold war world. In 1992, he published

79. Online NewsHour: Joseph Kabila -- February 1, 2001 July 13, 2000 UN Ambassador Richard holbrooke discusses AIDS in Africa. RAY SUAREZJoseph Kabila succeeded his father as president of Africa's third largest http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/africa/jan-june01/kabila_2-01.html

JOSEPH KABILA February 1 , 2001 Joseph Kabila, the son of slain Congo leader Laurent Kabila, assumes the presidency of a troubled nation in central Africa. Online Special Crisis in Central Africa January 25, 2001 Cry Freetown: a report from Sierra Leone January 23, 2001 Kabila's death and Congo's future October 26, 2000 Uprising in the Ivory Coast August 31, 2000 Rwanda faces its past August 28, 2000 President Clinton visits the new Nigeria July 13, 2000 U.N. Ambassador Richard Holbrooke discusses AIDS in Africa June 27, 2000 Zimbabwe's elections June 9, 2000 A conversation on the drought across six African countries May 30, 2000 An update on the border war between Ethiopia and Eritrea May 4, 2000 The peacekeeping crisis in Sierra Leone January 27, 2000 An interview with Laurent Kabila Oct. 22, 1998 Discussion on the impact of Congo's political unrest The NewsHour's Full Coverage of Africa CIA Factbook: Congo Congo Resources Allafrica.com

80. SFBG Arts And Entertainment music in dance bands and as a studio session player before hooking up with drummerTony Oxley and bassist Gavin Bryars to form the group joseph holbrooke. http://www.sfbg.com/AandE/31/19/feature3.html

February 5, 1997 Improvising a revolution Derek Bailey who's made an enormous contribution to improvised music is still focused on the road ahead. By John Shiurba TRACING THE beginnings of what often seems to be a rootless music can be daunting, especially when its unifying principle is common to most music around the world. Yet what we recognize as "improv" or "freely improvised music" has an identity, however elusive, as well as a history. It would be impossible to consider that history apart from one of the music's most exalted practitioners and theorists, and indeed one of its progenitors, 67-year-old British guitarist Derek Bailey. Since the late 1960s Bailey has recorded more than 100 albums. From 1977 to 1994 he hosted a yearly improv festival called Company Week. His 1992 book, Improvisation, is considered by many to be improv music's manifesto. Bailey subsequently researched and narrated a terrific series on British TV called On the Edge. He has revolutionized the language of his instrument, and music in general. Changing the players When Bailey spoke to me last week from his London home he was careful to point out that what seems in retrospect to be an overnight upheaval in music actually happened very slowly. He explains: "From what we [were] playing to free playing it was such a slow, gradual process that there wasn't any kind of shock involved in it."

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