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System Integrators

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Booz Allen and Hamilton. Bull Systems Integration and Services. Electronic Data Systems Corporation. 8 June, 1998.

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Alek's blog: April 2005

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Sunday, April 17, 2005. Great Horned Owl Nest. Three posts in a month is a lot for me, so three in a weekend is easily a record. My wife works for a wildlife adventure travel company. And is really into animals. The baby foxes next door. After some Red-Tailed Hawks. Took over, the Great Horned Owls returned to the nest. Perhaps the next generation? Posted at 4/17/2005 09:36:00 PM. Links to this post. I was able to spare a few from my basement. Since it's off-season ;-) to make a martini glass in the fron...

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Classical Boulder: February 2011

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011. A good friend, after a concert, posed a question to me: "How is it that you do not listen to other types: (jazz- there are all varieties, oldies - 40's through the 70s, modern contemporary, new age, religious, country and blues, etc. etc.)? It seems to me that these various genres include many selections that overlap parts of the classical music spectrum." In a nutshell, why classical above all else? Fairly well, but fast, on the accordion. In remembering Mr Williams, it occur...

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Classical Boulder: October 2010

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Monday, October 11, 2010. This is just a quick comment on some concerts past, including one last night. I only went to 2 performances by the Colorado Music Festival. Their programming hasn't appealed to me since they switched focus to world music. Their Wagner evening, essentially " The Ring without Words. By Dan Kellogg with words by Michael Martinez, was very good. This is apparently Kellogg's first venture into opera. I've heard a bunch of his vocal music including "Arise my love". Sent shivers throug...

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Classical Boulder: March 2012

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Sunday, March 11, 2012. Hear ahead - part 2. The February 27th University of Colorado Artist Series featured András Schiff. It was a full audience for a big named performer but my wife was bored, bored, bored. The program started with Bach's Three Part Inventions. Which I enjoyed, though mildly. Schiff seemed mechanical and robotic though that sometime is Bach. Schiff next did some Bartok but the Bach muted my enthusiasm for it. What I was waiting for was Beethoven's Diabelli Variations. The second secti...

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Classical Boulder: January 2012

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Thursday, January 26, 2012. Starting a new year. Okay, 2012 has to be better politically than last year. Troglodite republicans have destroyed the evening meal time when I listen to the news. It used to be music but the local station now only plays snatches of tracks so hogwash is better than garbage. What me worry? January hasn't been bad. A decent Boulder Philharmonic performance of Howard Hanson's "Romantic". Performed by the Tesla Quartet. Though only two movements, it never lost interest and whe...

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Classical Boulder: Hear ahead

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Tuesday, March 06, 2012. It's a great time of year for music in Boulder. Concerts and recitals everywhere, with many free and most well attended. I'm happy. I'm not as active blogging as I used to be. Other projects and activities use up a lot of my time, so it's taken a weekend away with some skiing and partying to free up time for this little submission. It's cold in my condo right now but it will be colder on the mountain tomorrow at 8:30. Followed by Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony. Next CU had "Faculty...

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Classical Boulder: April and May

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Monday, May 21, 2012. Negligence, negligence, negligence. It's been a while but I've been attending musical events regularly here in Boulder. I'll skip most but acknowledge a few. First I want to congratulate the Tesla quartet for their success in London. They are wonderful musicians and I wish them luck as they venture back east into the vagaries of New York City. Their final farewell concert was wonderful and I'm glad they did it. Good luck and I'll watch for your certain success. Now that he's dead, I...