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Tuesday, December 7, 2004 
It's Official: I'm going to Sheffield. I just received notice that my grant applications for travel funds was approved by our Research Council, so barring any unforseen circumstances I will be travelling to Sheffield, U.K. next summer to attend the International Council For Traditional Music World Conference.
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The Cost Of Peace: A Photograph? Will the insistence of photographic evidence cost N. Ireland a chance at peace? If it does, there are a few politicians whose testicles should be removed, pickled and photographed for posterity.
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Inaugural Hawaiian Grammy Finalists. The National Academy of Recording Arts and Scienes has announced the finalists for the 2005 Grammy Awards, and it includes the finalists for the first ever "Hawaiian Grammy." Nothing really surprise, though a bit of disappointment at the failure of a few outstanding releases to make the cut. More to come on NahenaheNet.
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Night Thoughts of a Field Linguist. Kevin Roddy is a friend and former colleague at UH-Hilo who is pursuing a Ph.d. in Linguistics, and is doing field research on the Satawalese language. It's very interesting to follow his work on the web.
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Talking a Language Back From the Brink.  The Chronicle Of Higher Education presents a nice feature on our faculty and our efforts to keep the Hawaiian language alive. Most of the people mentioned in the article have been at it a lot longer than I have, and I'm proud to work with them.
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