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Kyle Kellams KUAF Host/News Director/Ozarks At Large PJ Robowski Classical Music Host/Music Director/Ozarks At Large Pete HartmanMorning Edition /Operatons Manager Jacqueline FroelichStation-based National Correspondent/ Ozarks At Large Bryan RachalNews Producer  All Things Considered/ Ozarks At Large	KUAF SPRING ON-AIR FUNDRAISER The KUAF Spring Fundraiser is in full force.  Our goal is $150,000 and thanks to you, we've reached over $100,000!   You can follow all the action on Facebook and Twitter via videos and photos.  You can also visit UStream and watch snips of our Friday night blues and jazz programming.   Help keep KUAF strong by pledging your financial support today! We currently have a challenge for ALL GIFTS that will match your gift dollar for dollar! Give now and make your gift worth twice as much!  Pledge online or call us at 575-5823 or 800-522-5823.     NEWS FROM NPR Sarah Palin's Star Shines On John McCain March 27, 2010 | NPR· The losing 2008 Republican presidential ticket is back on the campaign trail. John McCain and Sarah Palin are campaigning together in Arizona this weekend as McCain faces a serious challenge from the right of his own party.  Real |  Windows How Obama Got His Groove Back March 27, 2010 | NPR· Just weeks after being publicly mocked by Sarah Palin and a seemingly ascendant Republican Party, Obama is sounding like his old, audacious self again. With the improbable success of the health care bill, he can once again talk about Americans' ability to do big things — and not sound silly.  Real |  Windows 2nd Pick For Transportation Security Chief Drops Out March 27, 2010 | AP· President Barack Obama is back to square one — again — in finding a transportation security chief to shore up the nation's defenses against terrorist threats from the air, road and rail. OZARKS AT LARGE Employee Assistance Programs Provided Help in a Stressed Economy Fri Mar 26 16:15:54 EDT 2010 There is no question those on the unemployment rolls are under incedible stress. But what about workers left behind to take up their tasks, as well as their own workload? We talk with certified employee assistance coordinator, David Duerr, to see how workers are coping. Arkansas Immigrants March on Washington Sat Mar 20 15:40:54 EDT 2010 While Congress decided on health care reform this weekend, a huge rally took place on the National Mall in Washignton calling for comprehensive immigration reform. A co-sponsor of the event was Reform Immigration for America. We hear from key south organizer, Jose Gomez. Strings Orchestra Is Childs Play Sun Mar 14 11:58:29 EDT 2010 A group of children have taken up the violin to form the region’s first elementary school string orchestra--with help from volunteer music instructor and mom, Connie Richardson. OZARKS AT LARGE HOMEPAGE>> Stories, Search, Podcast and more The Writer’s Almanac Sat Mar 27 02:00:00 EDT 2010 Saturday’s Poem: "All Night Long" by Patricia Fargnoli, from Necessary Light. Saturday’s Literary Notes: It’s the birthday of the filmmaker Quentin Tarantino, born in Knoxville, Tennessee (1963). Instead of going to film school, he got a job at a video rental store that had one of the largest video collections in Southern California. Several other aspiring filmmakers worked there, and they would watch movies all day at work, discussing camera angles and dialogue. He spent five years working at the video store, writing screenplays, but he wasn’t getting anywhere in his career. He finally got a break when he met an actor who knew another actor who knew Harvey Keitel, and Keitel agreed to look at one of Tarantino’s scripts. Keitel was impressed enough to volunteer to help Tarantino produce the film, and to act in it himself. The result was Reservoir Dogs (1992), which made Tarantino internationally famous. His next film, Pulp Fiction, won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival in 1994, and it went on to win an Academy Award for best screenplay. His latest film, Inglorious Basterds, came out in 2009. He was nominated for an Oscar for Best Director and the film was nominated for Best Picture. 'Bluebeard': This Innocent Is Surprisingly Resilient March 25, 2010 | NPR· French director Catherine Breillat, known for her provocative sexual imagery, takes on the story of Bluebeard — a lonely lord whose young but fiercely proud new wife uncovers a dark secret lurking in her husband's castle. No, Actually, Dragons Are A (Viking) Boy's Best Friend March 25, 2010 | NPR· By official decree, dragon-killing is the most popular pastime on the Viking island of Berk. But when one local boy ignores everything he's been taught and inadvertently befriends a young fire breather, well — it turns out that's one heartwarming 3-D movie. A Midnight Movie That Takes Itself Seriously Indeed March 25, 2010 | NPR· Based on a 2003 French film, Atom Egoyan's Chloe tells the story of a desperate woman (Julianne Moore) who hires an escort to seduce her husband. Critic Mark Jenkins says the film is a sexy tease — but its story is beyond absurd.	NOW ON THE AIR NOW ON AIR: Whad’Ya Know? Search 10:00AM - 12:00PM with Michael Feldman LISTEN NOW FM >>schedule | playlist HD2 | HD3 >>schedule WEATHER NW Arkansas 51°F [5-Day Forecast] River Valley 54°F [5-Day Forecast] NEXT ON NPR The tribal guardians of the dangerous Afghanistan border -- Pakistan's Frontier Corps, Monday on NPR's Morning Edition.  NPR's All Things Consideredpaints the bigger picture with reports on the day's news, analysis of world events, and thoughtful commentary. Sunday-Thursday @ 6p Historian Tony Judt talks about life with ALS, a "progressive imprisonment without parole," Monday on NPR's Fresh Air.  KUAF Events Calendar Adoption Information Meeting March 27, 2010 Edible Landscaping with Leigh Wilkerson, the Larrapin Gardener March 27, 2010 "Ukranian Eggs" March 27, 2010 Free Movie Showing of Fireproof March 28, 2010 Requiem – by John Rutter March 28, 2010 winslow - by Suzanne Countryman March 29, 2010 Recent Work March 29, 2010 Lunch & Learn March 30, 2010 UA Violin and Viola Studio Recital March 30, 2010 Benton County Rabies Clinic Week March 27, 2010 - April 3, 2010 See Full Calendar or Submit Your own Event
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