Barenboim leads tango concert in Buenos Aires crowd
Daniel Barenboim directed the Buenos Aires Philharmonic through tango classics at a mass concert near the Obelisk drawing about 10,000 fans. Israeli ambassador Rafael Eldad and Palestinian envoy Farid Suwan attended with Buenos Aires Governor Jorge Telerman as harmony of cultures was highlight.
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New Year's poem marks emperor’s heir born in 2006
Emperor Akihito celebrated the September birth of his grandson Hisahito, the imperial family’s first male heir in four decades, in a New Year’s poem issued in Tokyo. The birth to Princess Kiko, wife of Akihito's second son Akishino, eased a looming succession crisis in a system that limits the throne to male rulers.
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James Browns Band Honors Late Front Man at Soul Bar Jam
Members of The Soul Generals paid tribute to James Brown during an informal Augustana jam at Soul Bar after his homegoing ceremonies. The late front man died Christmas morning at 73. Guitarist Keith Jenkins said the late show became a healing session as band members reflected on future options.
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Haditha Marine Leader Faces 13 Counts in Court
A Marine Corps troop leader in Haditha, Iraq, has been charged with 13 counts. The case involves multiple alleged misconduct charges, with prosecutors detailing the timeline and charges in the filing.
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Dear Abby letter warns parents about Internet safety
A reader argues that computer illiterate parents must learn online risks to protect children. The exchange cites predators, cyber bullying, and pornography, urging supervision, shared spaces, and tools like Net Nanny, with references to Abigial Van Buren and contact details.
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Ask Amy respondents on nosy parents actions and advice
Dear Amy, a mom of four recounts rude comments from strangers about her children ages 5, 4, 2 and 8 months. Amy advises a polite, firm response and involving kids in shaping reactions, noting it’s not the writer’s job to educate others. Also covers MIL at a 60th anniversary invite and a reader critique of snack bags for college games.
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Glass studio brings heat and art to city museum
Visitors watch glass spanning from molten poles to bowls and vases as artists shape art from raw glass. Valerie Cross and Jean Frey praise the craft while studio manager Dave Eichenburg notes students copying works and the studio’s role in expanding the city’s glass heritage. The hot shop, 2400 degree ovens, and three temperature controlled zones demonstrate the building’s design by Kazuya Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa.
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