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	At Home This Month
		This transitional month gives you a chance to finish yard work and store tools and gear, while the chill reminds you to prepare for the winter ahead.
		Although January is the start of the year, this month also represents a new beginning.
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	DefenseLINK News: Country Music's Wynonna Judd Pays Tribute to Troops
		Country music singer Wynonna Judd performs during her USO concert at the Pentagon May 21.
		Country music singer Wynonna Judd performs her USO Concert at the Pentagon May 21.
		Country music superstar Wynonna Judd greets a young boy and his mother during her National Military Appreciation Month concert May 21 at the Pentagon.
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	Month in the Country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		In "Month in the Country" the landowner, Arkady Sergeyevich Islayev (Wendell Wright) believes his wife Natalya Petrovna is in love with another man, Michel Aleksandrovich Rakitin (Gary Sloan.
		However, as Brian Friel's adaptation of Ivan Turgenev's "Month in the County" unfolds the truth to the family's relationships surprises and delights.
		This is evident throughout "A Month in the Country." To find out who the winners and loosers are, the choices they make and how they react, see "A Month in the Country." The cast will assure you of a winning time.
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	A Month in the Country
		Russian play, A Month in the Country, is charming, and much of this production is fine, but it really should be called "A Month in the Theatre." (I tried to resist, but I just couldn't.) Boyohboyohboy is it slow and static.
		Turgenev is usually regarded as a precursor to Chekhov, with the same huge country estates, the elegant and the provincial guests (the requisite doctor, the young innocent, the mismatched lovers, the clumsy landowner, the prim governness) and the same languid walks and talks.
		The situation in A Month in the Country is this: the central figure is a pretty, rich, self-absorbed matron (Jessica Hendra) who falls in love with her son's young and robust tutor (Jeffrey Coon) who is loved by a sweet young girl (Jennifer Childs) who is an orphaned ward of the household.
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	A Month In The Country
		A Month In The Country used to appear on college and university reading lists for survey courses in European literature in general and non-English drama in particular and as supplementary reading in 19th-century European cultural and social history.
		The month of the title is the single one that Aleksey (charmingly played by Bhavesh Patel), a gauche, poor young graduate, spends as tutor of the son of a wealthy, cultured family, on their working estate.
		We are shown only the last few days of the month, during which Natalya, in erotic distress, destroys her longtime friendship with her cavalier, Michel (Charlie Barron); her affectionate relationship with her young ward, Vera (Lindsey Diederich); and her mother-in-law, Anna (Kelly Morris).
	www.slu.edu /theatre/monthrev1.html (750 words)

	Huntington company offers an exquisite 'Month in the Country': 9/22/02
		The play is Brian Friel's adaptation of "A Month in the Country" by Ivan Turgenev.
		But "A Month in the Country" with its theme of people pursuing impossible love is more obvious than Chekhov's plays which explore bigger, more ontological themes.
		"A Month in the Country" is modeled after Turgenev's own experience, with Michel serving as his alter ego.
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	Ivan Turgenev: A Month in the Country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		One of the most important plays of the nineteenth century, A Month in the Country is a precursor of the work of Chekhov, and brings to the theatre the psychological interests of Turgenev's novels (which also influenced the writers who followed him).
		(Melodramas were the staple of the nineteenth century stage.) Its author describes A Month in the Country as a "comedy", but it is an extremely puzzling generic attribution.
		First Love, in which a young man discovers that his rival for the affections of the woman he considers a goddess is his own father.
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	A Month in the Country Summary & Study Guide
		In this essay, Briggs provides an overview of A Month in the Country and discusses its significance within the canon of modern Russian drama, particularly the play's influence upon the pyschological dramas of Anton Chekhov.
		A Month in the Country is a five-act play in prose written by the Russian novelist Ivan Turgenev in the period 1848-50.
		The story concerns a young tutor, Aleksey Belyaev, who is hired during the summer to teach the ten year old son of the Islaevs on their country estate.
	www.bookrags.com /studyguide-monthcountry/essay2.htm (230 words)

	Spirituality & Health: Movie Review: A Month in the Country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Loneliness is the terrible affliction which has wormed its way into the lives of the central characters in A Month in the Country, a British film directed by Pat O’Connor.
		Isolated by his own nightmares of the war, Birkin discovers others who share his loneliness: another veteran excavating in the area, a clergyman who feels useless in the community, and the latter’s young wife who has no one who really appreciates her.
		A Month in the Country exposes lonely souls whose lives are measured not by abundance but by loss.
	www.spiritualityhealth.com /newsh/items/moviereview/item_9026.html (164 words)

	Sunset: It's Gravenstein month in Gravenstein country
		If you haven't yet met this apple and the country where it grows, this month is the time to get acquainted.
		Gravenstein country is 60 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge--a one-tank-of-gas round trip from anywhere in the Bay Area.
		Folded into a green cup of pasture where apple country thins its way westward into sheep country, Freestone was once a stop on a narrow-gauge railroad and has a 100-year-old Greek Revival hotel to prove it (the building, though still evocative, now houses an antique store and a nursery).
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	WMA - Members - Country of the month
		The capital of the country is Budapest with 2 Million inhabitants and the notion of a large city.
		The official language of the country is Hungarian, but lots of Hungarians speak English and/or German.
		The country's major industries are mining, metallurgy and agriculture, construction materials, processed foods, textiles, chemicals (especially pharmaceuticals) and motor vehicles.
	www.wma.net /e/members/hungary_info.htm (208 words)

	Record: WUSTL Opera to present A Month in the Country
		Set on a provincial estate in Central Russia, A Month in the Country (1850) is widely considered Turgenev's finest dramatic work and a precursor to Chekhov.
		A sharply observed tale of love and passion among the rural bourgeoisie, it tells the story of Natalia Petrovna, an aristocratic wife who — bored with life in the country — grows infatuated with Belaev, the young tutor of her daughter, Katja.
		The 11-member cast of A Month in the Country is led by Debra Hillabrand as Natalia, Megan Higgins as Verochka and Clark Sturdevant as Belaev.
	record.wustl.edu /news/page/normal/4876.html (641 words)

	wbur.org Arts - Theater - A Month in the Country
		"A Month in the Country." Adapted by Brian Friel, from Ivan Turgenev.
		"A Month in the Country" infuses cliche Slavic melancholia with a sense of the delusive but necessary solace of intellectual and social ideals.
		Director Nicholas Martin promised a different kind of HTC when he arrived, but "A Month in the Country" is essentially business as usual.
	www.wbur.org /arts/2002/50141_20020916.asp (843 words)

	This Month's Events in Thoroughbred Country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		Join the planetarium the first Saturday of each month for a guided tour through the constellations, planets and events of the current night sky.
		This time he has brought along Charlie, a shy young man, who is so fearful of making conversations with strangers that Froggy tells the lodge's occupants that Charlie is from an exotic foreign country and speaks no English.
		Join the planetarium the first Saturday of each month for a guided tour thru the constellations, planets and events of the current night sky.
	www.tbredcountry.org /this_month.htm (993 words)

	A Month in the Country
		IN THE SUMMER of 1920, a shell-shocked war veteran comes with a battered greatcoat and an old bag to a small church deep in the English Yorkshire country.
		There, news of world events is scarce, and whole villages meet for Sunday picnics.
		The month in the country becomes a glorious summer.
	reader.homestead.com /Country_month.html (262 words)

	Theresa Dennis Named Female Athlete of the Month For Cross Country :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		The other winners for the month of November, as selected by their respective coaches, were freshman Linsdey Geosits for basketball and junior Meghan Freese for swimming.
		Dennis assisted the cross country team to a sixth place finish at the Mid-Atlantic Regional meet and a fourth place finish at the ECAC Championship.
		She accomplished her best times of the season at ECAC's on the 5k course with a time of 18:02, and 21:40 on the 6k course at the Pre-NCAA meet in October.
	bucknellbison.collegesports.com /sports/w-xc/spec-rel/120502aaa.html (363 words)

	Country Weekly: Country Weekly Exclusive: "I'll be OK" — Kenny Chesney
		Days after the announcement of the end of his marriage to Renée Zellweger, Kenny Chesney sat down with Country Weekly at his home outside Nashville on Monday, September 19, to talk about his new music—and the changes in his life.
		To read part one of this riveting, deeply personal interview, don't miss the October 24 issue of Country Weekly, on sale October 10.
		For more from this exclusive interview with Kenny Chesney, see the October 24 issue of Country Weekly, on sale October 10.
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	Open Directory - Arts: Music: Lyrics: Country (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		All Country Lyrics - Lyrics for the top country songs of the week and month.
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		Patriotic Country Music Lyrics - Lyrics and clips to some of America's favorite patriotic songs and hymns, mostly by country music artists.
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	Every fourth Thursday Night of the month
		Each month the Songwriter's Depot offers a great night of country music with some of Nashville's biggest singer/songwriters bringing you the stories behind the songs.
		Sponsored by WYN 106.9 and Dwain Seaton Ford, this month's show is full steam ahead for what should prove to be one the biggest and best shows yet for this truly unique country songwriter's showcase and concert held the 4th Thursday of the month at Brooks Shaw's Old Country Store restaurant in Casey Jones Village.
		Frizzell has been awarded multiple Country Music Association awards, Academy of Country Music awards, Billboard and Music City News Awards as well as being nominated for three Grammy Awards as part of the popular Frizzell and West duet and as a solo artist.
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	Amazon.co.uk: A Month In The Country [1987]: DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		A Month in the Country (Penguin Modern Classics) by J.L. Carr, Penelope Fitzgerald (Introduction)
		I loved the understated approach to portraying the trauma of attempting to ease back into a 'normal' life after experiencing the 'hell on earth ' of trench warfare.
		A lot of my friends look puzzled when I mention "A Month in the Country" so it is very reassuring to see reviews in which people feel the same way about the film as I do.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000296G7U (785 words)

	A Month In the Country
		A Month in the Country, a beautiful comedy of midsummer madness, has an eminently suitable title for Oaklands Park.
		Before the season opened one’s instinct was that with Dorothy Tutin leading the cast and Toby Robertson as Mr.
		From an aristocratic background, Ivan Turgenev was used to summering in the country, either on the family estate or in the years preceding 1850 at the Chateau de Courtavenel, the French country home of the actress-singer Madame Pauline Viardot whom he loved, hopelessly, until he died.
	www.sparrowsp.addr.com /articles/a_month_in_the_country.htm (960 words)

	Voices: Country of the Month, April 2004
		One highlight was the First World Congress of Music Therapy in Paris, in 1974, at the historical Hospital Salpétrière (fourty countries were represented), and with an Exhibition of paintings of the period of musicalist painters in the church of this hospital.
		This was the result of a previous meeting of a little international group in Berlin (H. Willms, D. Breitenfeld, A. Fenwick, E. Lecourt ), were the idea of a world congress emerged, and Edith Lecourt was finally charged to organize it in Paris, in the French music therapy.
		As a consequence the private practice is yet quite undeveloped in our country.
	www.voices.no /country/monthfrance_april2004.html (2664 words)

	A Month in the Country
		March 9, 2005 — The Washington University Opera will present Lee Hoiby's A Month in the Country — based on the play by Ivan Turgenev — at 8 p.m.
		A sharply observed tale of love and passion amongst the rural bourgeoisie, it tells the story of Natalia Petrovna, an aristocratic wife who — bored with life in the country — grows infatuated with Belaev, the young tutor of her daughter, Katja.
		Ultimately, A Month in the Country is about the passions people need to feel in their lives, how those passions change us and how life resolves back into the every."
	mednews.wustl.edu /news/page/normal/4870.html (643 words)

	Event: Play: "A Month in the Country, After Turgenev", March 11, 2000
		Event: Play: "A Month in the Country, After Turgenev", March 11, 2000
		Play: "A Month in the Country, After Turgenev"
		"A Month in the Country, After Turgenev" by Brian Friel.
	www.lclark.edu /cgi-bin/viewevent.cgi?EVFILE=public952833600.4 (114 words)

	Amazon.com: A Month in the Country (The World's Classics): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18)
		I was motivated to read this play in preparation for its performance by the United Players of Vancouver next month.
		"A Month in the Country" is a pleasant and amusing play of the day, and his very best.
		In the footsteps of other such amazing Russian authors comes Turgenev, and his wonderfully written play 'A Month in the Country.' If you love Russian literature of this time period, and you like Love triangles, and plays, then this story can not go wrong.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0192826220?v=glance (775 words)

	NYRB Classics: A Month in the Country
		His books include A Season in Sinji, The Harpole Report, What Hetty Did, A Month in the Country and The Battle of Pollock's Crossing.
		The last two books were shortlisted for the Booker Prize, and A Month in the Country won the Guardian Fiction Prize.
		In J. Carr's deeply charged poetic novel, Tom Birkin, a veteran of the Great War and a broken marriage, arrives in the remote Yorkshire village of Oxgodby where he is to restore a recently discovered medieval mural in the local church.
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	leave my city once a month, leave my country once a year on 43 Things
		leave my city once a month, leave my country once a year
		Then, in December, month of returning to the family and yet I chock and stay within city limits ALL MONTH.
		Leaving the city once a month is not a problem as I’m quick to be a daytripper.
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	Hill Country SUN Welcome
		The Hill Country SUN is a complimentary, monthly magazine devoted to the interesting people, places and events in the scenic Central Texas Hill Country.
		Each month you'll find articles and photographs on Hill Country artists, musicians, parks, activities, and several pages of calendar events.
		Our Hill Country Calendar is the most complete of any in the entire state.
	www.hillcountrysun.com (361 words)

	Census Bureau Facts for Features: Women's History Month, March 1-31
		In 1987, Congress expanded the week to a month, and it has issued a resolution every year since then for Women’s History Month.
		As last year’s presidential proclamation stated, “Women’s History Month provides our country the privilege of honoring the countless contributions that American women have made throughout our history.”
		Observances typically covered by the Census Bureau’s Facts for Features series include African-American History Month, Women’s History Month, Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Mother’s Day, the Fourth of July, Hispanic Heritage Month, American Indian/Alaska Native Heritage Month, Thanksgiving and the end-of-the-year holidays.
	www.census.gov /Press-Release/www/2003/cb03ff03.html (1085 words)

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