Listen to music from the folk opera Lincoln and God by Gallo and Ward. Lincoln and God Folk Opera:
http://lnkd.in/dGA7Q-j
Friday, May 30, 2014
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Motorcycles
Motorcycles! Motorcycles! I thought there were only one hundred thousand. I understand many more. Roads Clogged. But Impressive indeed.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Weekly message
Began my weekly messages to the Seventh Street Playhouse, Gallo Music Company, Easter Market Studios, and Browns Court Publishing partners today. A start--https://www.youtube.com/
Monday, May 19, 2014
National Press Club on May 16: Introduction of American Legion newsmakers on finding Employment for Returning Vets
National Press Club on May 16: Introduction of American Legion newsmakers on
finding Employment for Returning Vets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7iuiMZ9Z3k
View short selected clips from The Springfield Boys
View short selected clips from The Springfield Boys staged reading at the Cosmos Club on May 17
http://lnkd.in/dqM3SQd
http://lnkd.in/dPzQZFm
http://lnkd.in/dPzQZFm
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Sprinfield Debut
Outstanding performances and a full house for the Cosmos
Theatre debut of The Springfield Boys.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
On C Span Live on May 16: Finding Employment for Returning Service Men and Women
Location: Bloomberg Room
Please watch this program on C Span 3 Live tomorrow at 10AM
http://press.org/events/unemployment-among-returning-service-personnel-gaining-momentum
...Location: Bloomberg Room
Please watch this program on C Span 3 Live tomorrow at 10AM
http://press.org/events/unemployment-among-returning-service-personnel-gaining-momentum
...Location: Bloomberg Room
New American Legion Effort to Reduce Unemployment Among Returning Service Personnel Gaining Momentum
Program Helps Turn Military Training and Expertise
Into Private Sector Professional Certifications and Licenses
Washington, DC – As the men and women of the U.S. military redeploy home after a decade-plus of war – and the Department of Defense simultaneously begins a dramatic drawdown in its military strength – soon to be veterans face a daunting jobs environment after they hang up their uniforms and face the very real prospect of extended periods of unemployment.
In recent years, the initial bow wave of separating military men and women have experienced some discouraging employment figures. Despite their state of the art training, high levels of experience and above the cut work ethos in a vast array of occupational specialties, newly separated veterans under 25-years old have confronted unemployment rates hovering at or above 18%.
At a National Press Club Newsmakers news conference, Steve Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Employment and Education Programs for The American Legion, and Bill Brigman, Senior Policy analyst with the firm SOLID LLC, will discuss a military workforce development effort that is gaining momentum. That effort is assisting military service members, well before they separate from the military, apply their training and experience towards attainment of recognized and sought after professional certifications and licenses. The goal is to win faster placement of returning service personnel into private sector jobs, by giving hiring authorities better understand their knowledge, skills and abilities.
This Newsmaker news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday, May 16, 2014 in the club’s Bloomberg Room, on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building at 529 14th St. NW, Washington DC, 20045.
Like all Newsmaker events, this news conference is open to credentialed media and National Press Club members. It is free of charge and no advance registration is necessary.
Contact:
Tony Gallo, NPC Newsmakers Event Host
202 -544-6973, agallo2368@verizon.net
Program Helps Turn Military Training and Expertise
Into Private Sector Professional Certifications and Licenses
Washington, DC – As the men and women of the U.S. military redeploy home after a decade-plus of war – and the Department of Defense simultaneously begins a dramatic drawdown in its military strength – soon to be veterans face a daunting jobs environment after they hang up their uniforms and face the very real prospect of extended periods of unemployment.
In recent years, the initial bow wave of separating military men and women have experienced some discouraging employment figures. Despite their state of the art training, high levels of experience and above the cut work ethos in a vast array of occupational specialties, newly separated veterans under 25-years old have confronted unemployment rates hovering at or above 18%.
At a National Press Club Newsmakers news conference, Steve Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Employment and Education Programs for The American Legion, and Bill Brigman, Senior Policy analyst with the firm SOLID LLC, will discuss a military workforce development effort that is gaining momentum. That effort is assisting military service members, well before they separate from the military, apply their training and experience towards attainment of recognized and sought after professional certifications and licenses. The goal is to win faster placement of returning service personnel into private sector jobs, by giving hiring authorities better understand their knowledge, skills and abilities.
This Newsmaker news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday, May 16, 2014 in the club’s Bloomberg Room, on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building at 529 14th St. NW, Washington DC, 20045.
Like all Newsmaker events, this news conference is open to credentialed media and National Press Club members. It is free of charge and no advance registration is necessary.
Contact:
Tony Gallo, NPC Newsmakers Event Host
202 -544-6973, agallo2368@verizon.net
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
The Springfield Boys at Cosmos Theatre
The Cosmos Theatre presents THE SPRINGFIELD BOYS by Anthony E. Gallo Saturday May 17, 2014 11:30 AM Powell Room.
This
two-act dramedy by playwright traces the historically significant relationship
among Abraham Lincoln, his very closest friend Joshua Fry Speed, and his law
partner William H.(Billy) Herndon, from 1837 to 1891 (26 years after the
Lincoln assassination). Both Speed and
Herndon played important roles in the legacy of the 16th president. Oh yes, the Springfield Girls also have their
say. And the boys even help one another
on their roads to marriage. This
premiere staged reading of The
Springfield Boys will be performed by the Cosmos Theater Players. How did the pro-slavery Speed, who shared a
bed with Lincoln for four years, help preserve
the Union ?
How did he deal with Mr. Lincoln’s “blue periods”? Why did Mr. Lincoln choose this man as his
only complete friend ever? Where is the
Bible Mr. Speed’s mother gave young Mr. Lincoln (during one of his blue
periods) located today? No one showed
greater political allegiance to Lincoln Lincoln Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln Stanley
William Herndon George
Spencer
Joshua Speed Brian
Doyle
Robert Lincoln, Ensemble Bruce Smith
Fanny Speed, Ensemble Tarpley Long
Anna Herndon, Ensemble Bunty
Ketcham
Mary Lincoln, Ensemble Loraine
Nordlinger
Elizabeth
Edward, Ensemble, , Gloria Rall
Lucy Speed, Ensemble,
Liane Atlas
Stanton, Clerk,, Pastor Ensemble, Dick
De Corps
Chief Justice, Edwards, , Ensemble David Martin
John Hay, Joseph ,Ensemble Hugh Hill
Narrator, Sound
Design, Ensemble Trix
Whitehall
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
American Legion
Location: Bloomberg Room
New American Legion Effort to Reduce Unemployment Among Returning Service Personnel Gaining Momentum
Program Helps Turn Military Training and Expertise
Into Private Sector Professional Certifications and Licenses
Washington, DC – As the men and women of the U.S. milita
ry redeploy home after a decade-plus of war – and the Department of Defense simultaneously begins a dramatic drawdown in its military strength – soon to be veterans face a daunting jobs environment after they hang up their uniforms and face the very real prospect of extended periods of unemployment.
In recent years, the initial bow wave of separating military men and women have experienced some discouraging employment figures. Despite their state of the art training, high levels of experience and above the cut work ethos in a vast array of occupational specialties, newly separated veterans under 25-years old have confronted unemployment rates hovering at or above 18%.
At a National Press Club Newsmakers news conference, Steve Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Employment and Education Programs for The American Legion, and Bill Brigman, Senior Policy analyst with the firm SOLID LLC, will discuss a military workforce development effort that is gaining momentum. That effort is assisting military service members, well before they separate from the military, apply their training and experience towards attainment of recognized and sought after professional certifications and licenses. The goal is to win faster placement of returning service personnel into private sector jobs, by giving hiring authorities better understand their knowledge, skills and abilities.
This Newsmaker news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday, May 16, 2014 in the club’s Bloomberg Room, on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building at 529 14th St. NW, Washington DC, 20045.
Like all Newsmaker events, this news conference is open to credentialed media and National Press Club members. It is free of charge and no advance registration is necessary.
Contact:
Tony Gallo, NPC Newsmakers Event Host
202 -544-6973, agallo2368@verizon.net
Program Helps Turn Military Training and Expertise
Into Private Sector Professional Certifications and Licenses
Washington, DC – As the men and women of the U.S. milita
ry redeploy home after a decade-plus of war – and the Department of Defense simultaneously begins a dramatic drawdown in its military strength – soon to be veterans face a daunting jobs environment after they hang up their uniforms and face the very real prospect of extended periods of unemployment.
In recent years, the initial bow wave of separating military men and women have experienced some discouraging employment figures. Despite their state of the art training, high levels of experience and above the cut work ethos in a vast array of occupational specialties, newly separated veterans under 25-years old have confronted unemployment rates hovering at or above 18%.
At a National Press Club Newsmakers news conference, Steve Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Employment and Education Programs for The American Legion, and Bill Brigman, Senior Policy analyst with the firm SOLID LLC, will discuss a military workforce development effort that is gaining momentum. That effort is assisting military service members, well before they separate from the military, apply their training and experience towards attainment of recognized and sought after professional certifications and licenses. The goal is to win faster placement of returning service personnel into private sector jobs, by giving hiring authorities better understand their knowledge, skills and abilities.
This Newsmaker news conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. on Friday, May 16, 2014 in the club’s Bloomberg Room, on the 13th Floor of the National Press Building at 529 14th St. NW, Washington DC, 20045.
Like all Newsmaker events, this news conference is open to credentialed media and National Press Club members. It is free of charge and no advance registration is necessary.
Contact:
Tony Gallo, NPC Newsmakers Event Host
202 -544-6973, agallo2368@verizon.net
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Unemployment Among Veterans
At a National Press Club Newsmakers news conference, Steve Gonzalez, Deputy Director of Employment and Education Programs for The American Legion, and Bill Brigman, Senior Policy analyst with the firm SOLID LLC, will discuss a military workforce development effort that is gaining momentum. I will be hosting. http://lnkd.in/dNdZyDn
Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Lord, Open My Heart
John Ward just completed another song, Lord, Open my Heart, for the folk opera Lincoln and God. You can listen to it at the web site. Premiere showing will be at the Kennedy Center Page-to-Stage Festival on Labour Day weekend. http://www.aegallo.com/lincop.html
Monday, May 5, 2014
The Springfield Boys Debuts at Cosmos
The Springfield Boys, my newest two-act play (Number 15),
will debut at The Cosmos Club on Saturday, May 17 at noon.
http://springfield.aegallo.com
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Friday, May 2, 2014
Fotos from our trip to Vietnam, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. 2014
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