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	Pro Arte: Isaiah Jackson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Isaiah Jackson is the newly appointed Music Director of Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston, and is now in his fifth season as Music Director of the Youngstown Symphony.
		A particular favorite in Australia, Isaiah Jackson was principal guest conductor of the Queensland Symphony in Brisbane for three years and has also led the orchestras of Sydney, Perth, Hobart, Adelaide, Victoria, Canberra, and Melbourne.
		Isaiah Jackson is married to Helen Tuntland Jackson, a consultant in the field of music education.
	www.proarte.org /people/jackson.htm (709 words)

	The Hollywood Bowl Concert programme : Isaiah Jackson profile
		Isaiah Jackson, a tall, lanky, Cliburnesque figure who has not yet hit his 30s, is the source of a great deal of excitement whenever he conducts.
		Isaiah Jackson was Music Director of the Youth Symphony of New York while also assistant conductor of the Baltimore Symphony.
		Isaiah Jackson was born in Richmond, Virginia and educated at Harvard, receiving his BA cum laude in Russian, at Stanford, receiving his M.A. in Music, at Fountainebleau, Aspen, Tanglewood, and at the Juilliard School, where he founded and conducted the Juilliard String Ensemble and recently received his Doctorate.
	www.procolharum.com /hollyprog(14).htm (287 words)

	Did Isaiah Prophesy the Virgin Birth of Christ? : ChristianCourier.com
		Some suggest that Isaiah’s statement refers to a ‘young woman’ (not necessarily a ‘virgin’) of his day, who would conceive and give birth to a child, and that this event would be a sign to Hezekiah.
		Isaiah then directed his attention to the “house of David.” He promised a much greater “sign,” namely “the virgin” would conceive and bear a son, whose name, Immanuel, would signify “God is with us.” The time-frame that it would take for the Immanuel-child to reach the age of accountability was used as a chronological measurement.
		Isaiah’s text plainly says “the virgin” (note the definite article, denoting a specific virgin) “shall conceive.” The passage does not speak of a virgin who would marry (thus surrendering her virginity) and then conceive.
	www.christiancourier.com /articles/read/did_isaiah_prophesy_the_virgin_birth_of_christ (1152 words)

	Greensboro Symphony 2006-2007 Season: Attend Concerts
		Conducted by Isaiah Jackson, Touched by the Gospel features the glorious voices of 200 choristers from more than ten Greensboro Community Churches as they raise their voices in jubilant songs like For God So Loved the World and I Shall Not Be Moved.
		Jackson is Artist-in-Residence at the University of Dayton, where he assists in conference planning and curriculum development, and where he team-teaches Philosophy of Music.
		Jackson's contributions to the music field have been recognized through many awards and honors, including the Signet Society Medal for Achievements in the Arts, awarded by the Signet Society of Harvard University.
	www.greensborosymphony.org /Concerts/CommunityGospelConcert.asp (1553 words)

	JS Online: Teen asks for prison to escape his past
		Isaiah and his 13-year-old cousin, David - not his real name - were recently found guilty of first-degree reckless injury for their roles in a Memorial Day beating that left a mentally ill, drug-addicted Vietnam veteran in a coma.
		Isaiah stayed at the homes of various relatives from time to time but had no permanent address and often lived "hand to mouth" on the streets, Borda said.
		Diane Jackson said her brother's mind state was "normal" before he went to Vietnam, which he did to escape the gangs and other negative things on the streets of his native Chicago.
	www.jsonline.com /story/index.aspx?id=59037&format=print (1279 words)

	Vindy.com - Orchestra will survive departure, many say
		Jackson, when contacted by The Vindicator, said that he was shocked by the announcement, that he wanted to stay and was never given an explanation about why he was let go.
		Schaff said Jackson has done a "great job." Based on Jackson's comments and those of symphony officials, she said, "there seems to be some gaps in the information" regarding his departure.
		Jackson's tenure mirrors the average eight to 10 years a music director remains with an orchestra, symphony officials said.
	www.vindy.com /mobile/282927673196850.php (1235 words)

	ESPN.com - NBA - Jackson a new man after new treatments
		Jim Jackson, 28, now of the Atlanta Hawks, is fresh from a series of treatments for severe and debilitating tendinitis in his left knee.
		Jackson played in extreme pain for about four years, saw the quadriceps muscle in his leg weaken because he could not bear the exercises to strengthen it, saw his ability to defend and jump diminish.
		Jackson, who played 35 minutes a game in extreme pain for two seasons, 20 minutes last year with Portland, initiated contact with therapists in Vancouver and Toronto, eventually going to the Sonorex Therapy Center last week for a series of three eight-minute treatments.
	espn.go.com /premium/nba/columns/denberg/233132.html (1038 words)

	Battalion (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jackson King was the son of Isaiah King, a former member of Team One.
		Isaiah and his team were on a satellite the moment the comet passed and therefore were closer to it and became stronger than any other comet-enhanciles.
		Jackson became part of the U.N. superhuman crisis team, Stormwatch Prime, operating from Skywatch, an orbital base and overseen by the Weatherman Henry Bendix.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battalion_(comics) (816 words)

	ISAIAH S. JACKSON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Isaiah began trombone studies in 6th grade, 1963 with Prof.
		Isaiah Jackson has toured all over the world performing with artists such as the reggae group, Third World, Little Johnny Taylor, Jimmy Reed, Otis Clay, Garland Green, Little Mack Simmons, The Dells, Chicago's Black Lightnin, A Thurber Carnival.
		Isaiah is an original member of the internationally renown octet 8 Bold Souls and also performs with Shadow Vignettes under the direction of Edward Wilkerson Jr.
	aacmchicago.org /members/Isaiah_Jackson_Bio.html (169 words)

	Methodist Children's Home, Waco, Texas
		Facing expulsion for skipping classes, hitting a teacher and serving as a constant disruption throughout campus, Isaiah and his mother sat in the principal's office and listened as she gave Isaiah an ultimatum - one more mistake, however large or small, and he was gone.
		Jackson told Isaiah about the opportunities available at MCH and encouraged him to consider applying for admission.
		As Isaiah struggled to find his niche, teachers, school administrators and child care staff remained committed to helping Isaiah gain the confidence and self-esteem he needed to begin to achieve academic success and personal growth.
	www.methodistchildrenshome.org /sunshine-1.html (467 words)

	NJ.com: Weblogs
		On top of all that, Isaiah Thomas also has a large personal stake in his decision; he has to like Williams' laid-back style more than Jackson and Brown's alpha-male personalities, but trading for Marbury was his signature move as president, and dealing him again would be admitting failure.
		Isaiah Thomas, like the rest of the NBA, will expect Jackson to make an end-run at his front-office job, but Jackson is too good a coach not to interview.
		Isaiah Thomas hasn't rushed to stick up for his current man. But he was quick to inappropriately talk about a bevy of other options earlier this season, including winners like Larry Brown and Phil Jackson, as well as also-rans like Flip Saunders - all before Williams had coached his first game.
	www.nj.com /weblogs/knicks/index.ssf?/mtlogs/njo_knicks/archives/2005_04.html (3752 words)

	Have baton - will travel - Isaiah Jackson, newly appointed as guest conductor of the Queensland Symphony in Australia ...
		Tall, lean and graceful, with a patrician elegance that belies his humility, Jackson is as comfortable on an airport concourse as he is on a podium, baton poised, before an orchestra.
		Jackson has no shortage of ability, as the Washington Post has attested: "Jackson's keen ear and refined touch produced an exquisitely proportioned performance," wrote a reviewer after a concert with the National Symphony and the Canadian Brass.
		Jackson and Parris have teamed to produce orchestral gospel concerts, with great success, in Rochester, N.Y., and in Cleveland, Dayton and Columbus, Ohio, and they have plans to spread their gospel even farther.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1546/is_n1_v8/ai_13560604 (856 words)

	Religion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Jackson, whom we count as a friend and brother, correctly appraises one issue, the centrality of the time issue to the eschatology debate.
		Jackson seeks to prove "the flexible nature of time..." by appealing to Obadiah's statement, "The day of the Lord is near;" vs. 15.
		We have shown that brother Jackson is now advocating the very hermeneutic which he vehemently condemns on the part of the millennialists; that of elasticizing and relegating time statements into meaning-less-ness and inserting vast gaps of time into texts which obviously indicate imminence.
	maxpages.com /eschatology/Prophetic_Time - !http://www.maxpages.com/eschatology/Prophetic_Time (2894 words)

	1992 Honorees - Isaiah Jackson
		Isaiah Jackson is a fl American musician at the apex of his career.
		Jackson become artistic director of the Vienna Youth Music Festival in Austria.
		Jackson made musical history in 1 986, when he became the first American to serve as principal conductor of the Royal Ballet at England's Convent Gardens.
	www.dom.com /about/education/strong/1992/isaiahjackson.jsp (237 words)

	ESPN.com - Phil learning how to deal with Rider
		Isaiah neither wants to win, nor does he want discipline instilled upon him.
		The only way Isaiah was going to succeed in Miami was for Mourning to be present to bust him when he needed busting.
		That's the kind of mentality Isaiah needed to see, and he needed somebody on his team, other than his coach, getting on his case.
	sports.espn.go.com /espn/print?id=826165&type=columnist (950 words)

	Isaiah Jackson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		American conductor Isaiah Jackson is the newly appointed Music Director of the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston and he’s just finished his 5th season as Music Director of the Youngstown Symphony.
		Jackson returned to the Czech Republic at the end of season 2001/02 to conduct the opening concert of the prestigious Litomysl Festival, which is the brithplace of Smetana.
		Jackson ingratiated himself to many in the audience by addressing them first in English and then in Russian - his specialty as a student at Harvard.
	www.dispeker.com /page/jackson.html (1573 words)

	Wolves' Jackson survives scare on way to state title
		Jackson became the school's first state champion in the boys discus, eclipsing his personal-best throw by almost 14 feet.
		Jackson also finished fifth in the shot put to earn a total of 15 team points and help Chandler outdistance second-place Desert Vista 74-57.
		Jackson, a multisport star, is headed to Division I-AA South Dakota State this fall on a football scholarship.
	www.azcentral.com /community/chandler/articles/0521cr-column21Z6.html (605 words)

	Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston
		Isaiah Jackson has been honored with the title of Conductor Emeritus in this, his seventh and final season with the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston.
		Jackson has served as Principal Guest Conductor of the Queensland and Canberra Symphony Orchestras in Australia and was the first person of color to conduct the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra.
		Isaiah Jackson has made several recordings with the Berlin Symphony of string music by the film composers Bernard Herrmann, Miklós Rózsa, and Franz Waxman for Koch International Classics (KIC); dance music of William Grant Still (KIC); and a live-performance CD of the orchestra's New Year's Eve concert for European Sony.
	www.proarte.org /isaiah.html (366 words)

	JS Online: Safety net fails another kid
		Isaiah and a 13-year-old cousin were convicted of first-degree reckless homicide in the beating.
		Jackson's escape hatch, however, was the Army, not prison.
		Judge Kevin Martens was right in telling Isaiah and his cousin that they were responsible for their roles in the beating.
	www.jsonline.com /story/index.aspx?id=59122&format=print (558 words)

	ESPN.com: NBA - Phil learning how to deal with Rider
		Of course, that Jackson is making all this public knowledge is a fairly transparent ploy to make Isaiah change his nefarious ways.
		Jackson did some of the same things with Shaquille O'Neal last season, and quite obviously it worked.
		I mean, c'mon, is Jackson handing Isaiah a book about the advantages of the neoclassic approach to the art of enlightenment through yoga and meditation and telling him to read 37 pages a day really going to sway this guy?
	espn.go.com /nba/columns/hughes/826165.html (972 words)

	PlaybillArts: News: Controversy Flares Over End of Youngstown Symphony Music Director's Tenure
		Jackson, however, told the Vindicator that he was shocked by the announcement, that he would have liked to renew his contract, and that he was never given an explanation.
		The orchestra board, learning of Jackson’s reaction, issued another statement that read, “We had hoped to present this as Isaiah Jackson’s decision, but from the comments you have given us it is obvious he is making a different choice.
		Jackson, who has been with the orchestra since 1995 and whose current contract expires at the end of June, is credited with improving the orchestra’s performance and its visibility.
	www.playbillarts.com /news/article/1719.html (465 words)

	A / BLACKHILLS: Serra eyes next step to playoffs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Isaiah Jackson was just 2 years old the previous time Serra qualified for the playoffs.
		Fast forward 14 years, and Jackson, a junior running back and linebacker for the Eagles, is the linchpin of a Serra team that is finally prepared to put its postseason drought behind it.
		Jackson didn't hesitate when asked what his personal goal is this season.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06242/717296-49.stm (689 words)

	Officials excited about Jackson's selection - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Isaiah Jackson, a former artist-in-residence at University of Dayton, has been selected as what is believed to be the university's first scholar-in-residence.
		Jackson has a bachelor's degree in Russian history and literature from Harvard University, a master's degree from Stanford University and a master's degree and doctor of music arts from the Juilliard School of Music in New York City.
		Jackson is also music director of the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra and the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Boston where he lives, according to a press release.
	media.www.thejambar.com /media/storage/paper324/news/2002/12/03/News/Officials.Excited.About.Jacksons.Selection-335108.shtml (470 words)

	As hearing improves, everything is music to his ears - The Boston Globe
		Tomorrow, conductor Isaiah Jackson reaches his 60th birthday, and Sunday afternoon's performances of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos by the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra are a public celebration of that event.
		Less publicly, the concert celebrates Jackson's courage in carrying on through one of the worst afflictions a musician can face: Early last summer he experienced a rapid, serious loss of his hearing.
		Jackson now wears special hearing aids; in restaurants he uses a high-tech gadget that blocks out background noise and amplifies the voices of his companions.
	www.boston.com /ae/theater_arts/articles/2005/01/21/as_hearing_improves_everything_is_music_to_his_ears?mode=PF (908 words)

	James Stephenson reviews
		Isaiah Jackson conducting at: Sanders Theatre, Harvard University, Sunday
		So it was a significant event when the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, under its fl music director Isaiah Jackson, presented the world premiere of a new trumpet concerto at its November 30 concert in Sanders Theatre.
		It's no wonder that Work commented after the concert that the piece is physically tiring to play; but he was up to its every demand, and one hopes it will enjoy a healthy life hereafter.
	www.stephensonmusic.com /reviews.htm (531 words)

	Boston.com / A&E / Music / Jackson takes Pro Arte on a sizzling, spirited adventure
		Jackson and his players really and truly leaned into the music.
		Cliches were also avoided in Jackson's rendition of Mozart's 40th Symphony, which had lots of bite in the first movement (white-knuckled high spirits), paid extra attention to the disruptive rhythmic oddities in the pathos-laden slow movement, and hurtled purposefully on thereafter, to a conclusion that was really a conclusion.
		Which is also to say that with Jackson the Pro Arte is in excellent hands these days.
	www.boston.com /ae/music/articles/2003/12/02/jackson_takes_pro_arte_on_a_sizzling_spirited_adventure?mode=PF (358 words)

	Music \| Golijov’s cakewalk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		But more important, there was an underlying emotional, intellectual, and stylistic center, a heart beating under the dazzling veneer, that conveyed more about what this music is up to than I’ve yet to encounter from attempts to re-create a speciously “authentic” Baroque style.
		ISAIAH JACKSON, the newly appointed music director of the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, has his own brand of theatricality.
		Harbison calls it “a combination of law and fantasy.” “John,” Jackson exclaimed, holding a handmike while the piano being was moved onto the Sanders stage, “you not only gave us things to think about but something to enjoy intellectually as well.”
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/music/other_stories/documents/00642860.htm (2848 words)

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		Responding to a sermon by Al Jackson, pastor of Lakeview Baptist Church in Auburn, Ala., the students and faculty stood to their feet, indicating that they will say with the Old Testament prophet Isaiah, "Here am I. Send me," should God call them to ministry in a difficult region of the world.
		The seminary also recognized 94 students and faculty members who are either being deployed as full-time missionaries or participating in short-term mission trips.
		Jackson told students that it is necessary to experience God's holy presence and be cleansed from sin before they can answer the call to Christian service.
	www.towersonline.net /story.php?grp=news&id=345 (692 words)

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