Calypso Singers Turn Old Art Into Industry
Calypso music in Trinidad evolves from improvised carnival satire to a controlled, commercialized industry. About 100 calypsos artists earn roughly 1200 dollars yearly, while royalties and tune robbing by outsiders remain concerns. Famous performers use vivid stage names such as Lord Melody and The Mighty Sparrow. Vital Angel opens a publishing firm to curb theft and secure artists’ earnings.
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Bird Bank Discoveries at San Diego Zoo
The San Diego Zoo researchers found a large South American rhea that died and yielded $1.26 from its gizzard. Zoo lab head Barney Sheridan called the bird a walking bank after an autopsy revealed two half dollars a quarter and a penny inside. The coins were unrelated to the death and no foul play is suspected.
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San Diego Zoo
Barney Sheridan
The
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Sheridan
Heat Hurts Dry Feed Crop And Texas Pastures
Heat and moisture depletion depress Texas feed crops and pastures as USDA reports most regions dry. Some relief from coastal rains boosts cotton prospects, while High Plains and northern areas see variable showers. Wheat harvests near completion on dryland, with irrigated acreage to follow. Watermelons move from Hempstead, Bellville, and Elgin Smithville toward harvest this week.
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South Central
Blacklands
Hempstead
Bellville
Elgin- Smithville
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