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by John Neiuber We have just finished with March, the coming of spring. We are coming out of the long winter of COVID with the promise of renewal. We also just celebrated Women’s History Month that commemorates and encourages the study, observance and celebration of the vital role of women in American history. But it is not just the famous that have contributed to making this nation greater and better. I am reminded of my wife, Karen, and her fellow women educators, people like Claremont resident Sheri Nagel who helped to break, or rather shatter the glass ceiling in public education during a time when women made up 80%+ of the workforce but less than 5% of the school administrators. It is a very different world today. ....
International Women’s Day Feature: The Most Inspiring Ladies in Poker 4 Min read For International Women’s Day, we reached out to members of the Poker League of Nations, the world’s largest women’s poker organization, to find out who in poker most inspires them. Poker League of Nations member gather before an event at South Point in Las Vegas. (Image: PLON) For this story, PLON founder Lena Evans sent an email to her members asking a simple yet important question: which female poker player most inspires you? She shared those answers with us at CardsChat News. The answer didn’t have to be related to her poker prowess. It could be for any reason why the poker player has been such an inspiration in any facet of life. ....
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The Blue Danube No other piece of music better illustrates the ‘flop to hit’ reversal than Johann Strauss II’s By the Beautiful Blue Danube. Here’s a waltz everybody knows, but the audience at its premiere did not entirely go with the flow. The work was intended to boost Viennese morale after Austria’s defeat at the hands of Prussia in the Seven Weeks’ War. And so it might have, had ‘humorous’ lyrics intended to make light of Austria’s problems not then been added. The first-night crowd hated them and the piece received just one encore making it, in Strauss’s terms, a disaster. ....