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Millburn boys lacrosse prepares for top seed Northern Highlands
A team with experienced seniors and a knack for playing well in close games, Millburn is one victory away from a monumental goal achieved for the program: a state title game appearance.
17 victories have defined the Millburn boys lacrosse season to this point, but one more win will send the Millers the closest it has ever been to a state title in boys lacrosse.
The Millers return to the sectional semifinals for the second time in three seasons. In 2016, Millburn was the sixth seed, upsetting Mount Olive to reach the semifinals against West Morris, which resulted in a 10-4 loss.
Millburn is not a stranger to facing the top seed of the bracket. In 2013, the first year of separate North and South sectionals, Millburn reached the semifinals and faced the top seed in Ridgewood, forcing overtime with the Maroons. Ultimately, Ridgewood would prevail, 7-6, en route to a Group 3 state title and a semifinal appearance in the Tournament of Champions.
Northern Highlands, Millburn's next opponent, have lost only once over the past six weeks, with the loss coming in a Bergen County tournament semifinal loss to eventual champion Ramapo. With Northern Highlands as the top seed in both the county and state tournaments, will the same fate fall upon the Highlanders? Only time will tell.
Millburn's offense will play a big part as it has all season long. The Millers currently average almost a dozen goals per game this year. The offense is led by five players, all with at least 30 goals this spring. The core of the scoring comes from the strong senior class, led by senior Spencer Brown and his 45 goals. Senior Davis Moshier trails Brown by one for the team lead with 44, while Scott Shainberg has scored 39 times and Tanner Nugent has added 31 into the net this season.
Perhaps the biggest difference maker for Millburn is its leading scorer among underclassmen in junior Daniel Horgan. Horgan is tied with Moshier for second on the team with 44 goals, all while scoring a combined 30 goals in the previous two seasons.
Senior Jack Gruchasz has been solid in the cage for Millburn, echoing his 200-save performance as a junior last spring. Gruchasz will need to be on full alert for Northern Highlands attackers, so long as those chances get past the defense of the Millers. It has been the defense of Millburn that has grabbed headlines recently, stopping powerful offenses dead in its tracks. Defense led by senior Spencer Marell was a big key in a victory over Roxbury.
Another big key was the return of Tanner Partoll. The senior that broke his collarbone earlier in the season has returned into the lineup and provides an added element to an already experienced lacrosse club.
It is possible that by this weekend, the hands of Millers players will be hoising up the first-ever state sectional title for the boys lacrosse team.


Former Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Commissioner Jonathan Gassett was arrested Thursday in Woodford County for driving under the influence.
Kentucky State Police observed Gassett, 46, weaving within his lane while driving his 2006 Ford F-150 pickup eastbound on Interstate 64 around 8:40 p.m., according to Gassett’s arrest citation. When he pulled off at the Leestown Road exit, the trooper noticed Gassett failed to signal and did not stop completely at a stop sign, per the citation.
The trooper smelled alcohol on Gassett’s breath, and the former Fish and Wildlife commissioner said he had two beers at dinner, according to the citation. Gassett failed three field sobriety tests and had a blood alcohol content of 0.118, the citation says.
The legal limit in Kentucky is 0.08 percent.
Gassett is free after posting a $2,100 cash bond, according to the Woodford County Detention Center. He also faces a charge of failing to signal.
Gassett’s arrest comes about a week after he paid a $7,500 fine to the Executive Branch Ethics Commission to settle nine ethics charges from his time as Fish and Wildlife commissioner, such as using his relationship with the Kentucky State Police to obtain free guest passes to the Kentucky Derby in 2011 and 2012 and having Fish and Wildlife employees pump a flooded crawlspace on state time and with agency equipment at his home after a pipe burst between late 2009 and early 2010.
He resigned in September amid an inspector general investigation after accepting a position with the Wildlife Management Institute.


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Cher has opened up on her 2001 album Living Proof in a previously unpublished interview exclusively obtained by RETRO POP.
Speaking back in 2018, while she was promoting her ABBA covers album Dancing Queen in LA, and she shared her love of the classic record.
When asked about Living Proof, she shared, “People didn’t get that one… You can never tell if anybody’s going to feel the same way you do or if you’re going to do something that touches somebody.
“But the one thing that I know is that if it only touched some people, I know they’re going to be really touched. I don’t know which is more important,” she explained.
“I mean, for money, of course, it’s better to touch everybody a little bit, but sometimes I think, for satisfaction, it might be nice if someone comes up and says, ‘Oh my god, on Living Proof I loved so and so and so.’”
The record has seen a new rusergence of interest, after the #Justice For Living Proof Campaign, which saw the album rocket to the No. 2 spot on the Global iTunes Chart.
Addressing her hit Song For The Lonely, which was released in the wake of the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, Cher said: “I don’t understand Song For The Lonely.
“It’s maybe the best work I ever did. And I was pretty much sure Song For The Lonely was gonna be a hit because… And if I sing it on stage, when I used to sing it on stage, people reacted to it like it was the biggest hit in the world.
“I have some songs… like Strong Enough wasn’t a hit and when I sing it, people are crazed.”
Cher added: “I really think that maybe Song For The Lonely might be my best song I’ve ever done.”
The icon recently celebrated her 74th birthday and, in honour of her big day, we’re celebrating Cher’s 5 favourite hits from her 50+ year career.

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Coney Island is beautiful in winter. Really. The boardwalk is well populated by elderly Russians pickling in the sun, surly teenagers, and tourists anxious for an off-season taste of Nathan’s Famous (no lines!). If you’re lucky there are still fishermen on the pier, which is a great place to relax and just dangle your feet—near the historic Childs building, KeySpan Park, and the Parachute Jump that’s been described as Brooklyn’s Eiffel Tower. Just don’t go in the water, or ride the amusements, or “Shoot the Freak.” The Island in winter is bustling, if bleak.
And perhaps there’s no better way to describe The Drums, the full-length debut from the indie-pop band of the same name: a Labor Day hangover; a bonfire snuffed by cool breezes. The Brooklyn four-piece set out to “write original pop songs and not get caught up in the trends and the fads,” singer Jonathan Pierce told New York magazine, perhaps speaking of the (ahem) wave of surf bands that have washed up in the last few years (and released records in 2010), including Best Coast, Wavves, and Surfer Blood—who all seem to take their beachfront monikers a little more literally. The Drums stand out because of their downcast attitude—more Morrissey and Marr than Frankie and Annette—which could give them staying power long after the tide flows.
Opening The Drums with “Best Friend,” Pierce mopes. “You’re my best friend, but then you died, when I was 23 and you were 25,” leading to a melancholic trill: “And how will I survive, survive, survive, survive?” So he hasn’t completely mixed up his seasons, he’s just gloomy in the summer. “And every day, I waited for you, and every day, on the hood of your car,” he adds, at home with his ghosts and boarding his share house before August. The Drums’ breakout, the top-down cruiser “Let’s Go Surfing,” is driven by perky bass and an infectious whistle that Peter, Bjorn, and John would lose their swim-trunks over. “I wanna go surfing,” they sing, but the song isn’t about hitting the waves at all—it was written amid the bliss-out of Obama’s inaugural, an affair that Pierce saw as an excuse to hug everyone. It’s also one of the more upbeat songs on their debut, written while Pierce lived in Brooklyn and his best friend from childhood, guitarist Jacob Graham, lived in Florida. The two had threatened to start a band together for years, and when Pierce moved south they started writing together, before they hightailed it to Brooklyn, recruited drummer Connor Hanwick and guitarist Adam Kessler, and released the Summertime! EP in September 2009.
If nostalgia is a temptation, then The Drums is a melting treat from Rudy’s Italian Ice. The low-level bass and tambourine that drive much of the record leave a hankering for an earlier, easier time—if, in hindsight, a warped one. Remember, Grease and Happy Days were both filmed in the ’70s. For neo-nostalgics, that vintage year might be 1983—when MIDI was novel and OMD released Dazzle Ships. “I thought my life would get easier / Instead it’s getting harder, without you,” Pierce sings, tracing a finger over the past on “Book of Stories.” And like the deserted boardwalk after Labor Day, The Drums considers loss. But those splintered, herringbone boards are just as comforting in boots and thick socks. With “Down by the Water,” a Sha Na Na–style retro ham, Pierce entertains an end-of-camp dance (maybe an homage to bunks where Pierce and Graham met as kids). “If they stop loving you, I won’t stop loving you,” he sings, as if getting down on one knee. “You’ve gotta believe me when I say—when I say the word ‘forever.’”
But what does “forever” mean at 25? If anything, The Drums is proof that a couple of chords and the memories they bring us will last as long as the wooden roller coaster or the Wonder Wheel—which is to say, they’ll outlive us all. The Drums were smart to release the record digitally at the beginning of summer, and physically in fall—a memento, like a snap in the photo booth, to keep.


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Former Kwame Kilpatrick aide Derrick Miller, the government’s star witness, repeatedly lied on the witness stand, a lawyer said Tuesday.
“He wanted to make sure I didn’t catch him in a lie, but we caught him in a lot of lies,” Kilpatrick lawyer James C. Thomas told jurors.
Miller was the third government witness attacked by Thomas during closing arguments. He also tried to cast doubt on former Cobo Center contractor Karl Kado and Kilpatrick fundraiser Emma Bell.
Miller struck a plea deal to testify against Kilpatrick.
Miller created phony records that were submitted to a federal grand jury and set up a shell corporation to hide payments from a corrupt pension fund deal, Thomas told jurors.
“You have the right to judge a man’s credibility,” Thomas said. “And judge what he’s done in the past.”
Miller is awaiting sentencing on tax and bribery charges.
Miller told jurors he delivered a $10,000 bribe to Kilpatrick inside the Asian Village bathroom — an allegation Thomas tried to shred.
It makes no sense that Miller collected the money from Asian Village owner Andrew Park and then called Kilpatrick in fall 2007 to come to the Detroit restaurant and pocket the cash, Thomas said.
“Come on, are you kidding me?” Thomas told jurors. “It doesn’t make sense, it doesn’t hold water, it didn’t happen. He’s the guy who can set other people up to take the fall.”

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Violinist Stefan Hersh has a diverse background, having served as Principal Second Violin of the Minnesota Orchestra, Associate Concertmaster of the Vancouver Symphony, and as a member of the Callisto Ensemble, the Chicago String Quartet, and the Chicago Chamber Musicians. He has appeared as a featured guest artist and soloist in venues across North and South America, Europe, and Asia. He was Associate Professor at DePaul University before joining the faculty of the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University in 2003.
Stefan Hersh is the founder and Artistic Director of Guarneri Hall NFP, a Chicago organization that produces a curated mix of live performances, original music videos, and other digital content. Hersh is also an expert appraiser of rare violins and bows and evaluates rare antique string instruments and bows all over the world as a partner at Darnton & Hersh Fine Violins in Chicago.


Since I maintain a Darwin partition on my system, I use GRUB legacy to choose which OS I want to play with. But, then, due some of my tweaking, it stopped working. Ouch. Even if I selected it, it wouldn't boot and would return to GRUB's menu. Irritating, to say the least.
The solutions presented there are bizantine from a Unix P-o-V. The necessary steps to fix it are just to:
- Make sure that the hard disk bootloader (that is, the MBR
of your HD) contains GRUB's
stage 1loader. Warning: don't just
ddit to your HD's file, so that your system can "forget" the partitions that you have.
- Make sure that the partition bootloader (something that is
peculiar to the x86 arches and which, I as a user of other
platforms, didn't know that existed) is set to Apple's
boot1h. This time, you can just
ddit to the first sector of the partition where Darwin/MacOS X resides.
- Teach GRUB to set its snippet to run Darwin with
root (hd0,0)(or whatever partition contains Darwin), tell it to make the partition active with
makeactive, and tell it to load the partition bootloader with
- (Optional) Edit
/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plistto contain the elements
<string>mach_kernel.foo</string>to point to whatever is your kernel of choice.
- (Optional) If you make changes under Linux, with the
hfsplusmodule, it is highly recommended that you unmount your filesystem and run the
fsck.hfsplusfrom the hfsplus package that I maintain in Debian (and which is mirrored by Ubuntu, but Debian's is more up-to-date, as I have uploads rights there).
- (Optional) Test it with QEMU, to see if it will work.
This was a nice learning exercise, to be honest.


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|Title||Structural and functional insight into the carbohydrate receptor binding of F4 fimbriae-producing enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli.|
|Publication Type||Journal Article|
|Year of Publication||2015|
|Authors||Moonens, K., I. Van den Broeck, M. De Kerpel, F. Deboeck, H. Raymaekers, H. Remaut, and H. De Greve|
|Journal||J Biol Chem|
|Date Published||2015 Mar 27|
|Keywords||Adhesins, Escherichia coli, Amino Acid Sequence, Antigens, Bacterial, Antigens, CD, Binding Sites, Crystallography, X-Ray, Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli, Escherichia coli Proteins, Fimbriae Proteins, Galactosylceramides, Lactose, Lactosylceramides, Models, Molecular, Molecular Sequence Data, Protein Binding|
Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) strains are important causes of intestinal disease in humans and lead to severe production losses in animal farming. A range of fimbrial adhesins in ETEC strains determines host and tissue tropism. ETEC strains expressing F4 fimbriae are associated with neonatal and post-weaning diarrhea in piglets. Three naturally occurring variants of F4 fimbriae (F4ab, F4ac, and F4ad) exist that differ in the primary sequence of their major adhesive subunit FaeG, and each features a related yet distinct receptor binding profile. Here the x-ray structure of FaeGad bound to lactose provides the first structural insight into the receptor specificity and mode of binding by the poly-adhesive F4 fimbriae. A small D'-D″-α1-α2 subdomain grafted on the immunoglobulin-like core of FaeG hosts the carbohydrate binding site. Two short amino acid stretches Phe(150)-Glu(152) and Val(166)-Glu(170) of FaeGad bind the terminal galactose in the lactosyl unit and provide affinity and specificity to the interaction. A hemagglutination-based assay with E. coli expressing mutant F4ad fimbriae confirmed the elucidated co-complex structure. Interestingly, the crucial D'-α1 loop that borders the FaeGad binding site adopts a different conformation in the two other FaeG variants and hints at a heterogeneous binding pocket among the FaeG serotypes.
|Alternate Journal||J. Biol. Chem.|
|PubMed Central ID||PMC4375493|
Structural and functional insight into the carbohydrate receptor binding of F4 fimbriae-producing enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli.

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George Marshall writes:
>But I guess my problem with Handel is mine not his, though it's quite
>a comfort to learn that Berlioz appears to have had a similar problem.
In the opposing camp we can count Mozart, and Beethoven who famously
said that Handel was the greatest composer that ever lived: "I would
uncover my head, and kneel before his tomb". Handel was of course a
major influence on the operatic and choral music of both composers,
whilst Beethoven's late preoccupation with fugue arose from his intense
study of Handel's long, sectional fugato themes and unconventional
development of them: for Handel, as for Beethoven, fugue was a servant
rather than a master.
To come back to the operas, George has clearly led himself to the water
on numerous occasions! What can I suggest....
Well, he mentions Haydn; and the comparison is instructive. I had the
pleasure of directing "L'Infedelta Delusa" (one of the best of Haydn's
many operas) some years ago, and it didn't take me long to realise that
it contained much wonderfully absorbing and rich music. I also realised
that it wasn't good theatre.
Why? Mainly because the arias, fantastic in themselves, are
distributed almost at random: for instance, the farmer's daughter in
this one gets a Zerlina-type number in Act 1 and some very aristocratic
Queen-of-the-Night stuff in Act 2. Haydn's music isn't tailored to his
characters, and - as I find also with Vivaldi - the working out of the
musical material almost always takes precedence over the needs of the
theatrical situation. Opera as Drama this ain't.
Which brings me to my suggestion: try listening in sequence to a full
set of Handel's arias for a particular character - Cleopatra's eight in
"Giulio Cesare" make her a prime candidate, but one could equally well
take Semele, Rodelinda, Dejanirah in "Hercules" or a host of others.
Different facets, but a common thread; and by the time we've finished
we've really got to know what makes these vivid characters tick.
How to listen? Second suggestion: with Handel it's the bass line which
is most important. Yes, he writes fantastic tunes, but it's the energy
of his driving bass which makes the music lift off. When he "borrows"
other music (which of course he often does, mainly from himself) it's
instructive to see how it's not the melody, or the harmony, but the bass
line that he alters - and always for the better. For us listeners, it's
important to focus on and go with that bass line. Get inside that, and
everything else might just fall into place.
Do persevere -- Beethoven and Mozart can't be wrong!
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
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Epstein's former property manager pleads guilty to obstruction charge
A former property manager for convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein pleaded guilty Thursday to an obstruction charge, admitting he withheld documents from a federal investigation into Epstein’s “illegal sexual conduct” with minors.
“I plead guilty, sir,” Alfredo Rodriguez said to U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra.
According to the 10-page plea agreement, Rodriguez, 55, admitted he attempted to sell lists containing the names and phone numbers of hundreds of Epstein victims for $50,000 to an attorney representing one or more Epstein victims in civil cases.
Rodriguez can receive a maximum of 20 years in prison, three years of supervised release and a $250,000 fine, far more than Epstein received for his crimes. Rodriguez remains free on $50,000 bond.
By accepting responsibility for his actions, Rodriguez is eligible for a two or three level reduction under the sentencing guidelines. His sentencing hearing is scheduled for June 18.
Rodriguez declined comment. Assistant Federal Public Defender Dave Lee Brannon said, “he’s pleading guilty, because he is guilty.”
Epstein, 57, was released from the Palm Beach County Stockade in July, after serving less than 13 months of his 18-month sentence on state charges of procuring a minor for prostitution and soliciting prostitution. He was let out on a liberal work release program for much of his jail time. The billionaire money manager is serving one year of probation in his El Brillo Way mansion.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office filed a non-prosecution agreement in Epstein’s case, saying that there would be no federal charges filed if Epstein successfully completed his state sentence and probation.
According to the plea agreement, Rodriguez had been interviewed by FBI agents in January 2007 regarding a grand jury investigation into Epstein and was asked to produce any information or evidence in his possession, which he failed to do.
After being interviewed twice in July and August 2009 by attorneys representing Epstein victims in civil lawsuits, Rodriguez contacted one of the attorneys and tried to sell the information. The attorney tried to get Rodriguez to turn over the lists voluntarily, but he refused.
Masquerading as an associate of the attorney, an undercover FBI agent had a taped phone conversation with Rodriguez about selling the information.
On Nov. 3, the undercover agent met with Rodriguez, where he produced a small bound book and admitted to removing it from Epstein’s home without Epstein’s permission. Rodriguez also admitted to lying to the FBI during the criminal investigation.
Had the information been turned over to the FBI when asked, “the materials would have been presented to the federal grand jury,” the plea agreement says.

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Danny Moder takes Hazel and Phinnaeus for a ride
Cameraman Danny Moder goes for a ride with 3-year-old twins Hazel Patricia and Phinnaeus Walter on Saturday, January 19th in Malibu, CA. Mom is actress Julia Roberts.
Photo by Ramey.
Hazel and Phinnaeus are riding in a Chariot Carriers Cougar 2 Stroller/Trailer Chassis ($500).


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Lead singer and guitar player with the legendary Lonesome River Band, Brandon Rickman is a young man with an old soul. His solo CD by the same name, Young Man, Old Soul, is set for a Track by Track with Kyle Cantrell on Sirius-XM Radio today. At 11:00 AM EDT Kyle will take us on a full tour of the CD. The show will be rebroadcast on May 20 (9:00 pm) and May 23 (11:00 am), both Eastern Daylight Time.
Young Man, Old Soul has been well received since it was released last year. The CD itself has appeared on a number of Top CDs charts, and spent several weeks in theBillboard™ Top 50 Bluegrass albums chart. Several tracks from the CD have gained individual honors on various charts as well.
Be sure to tune in today, or one of the rebroadcast dates, and join Kyle as he goes Track by Track through Young Man, Old Soul.


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Shortly after arriving in Washington, Rose found a part-time job for the U.S. Postal Service. But between the government shutdown and February’s snowstorms, she went over two months without a full paycheck. Unable to rent an apartment because of the debt she took on to flee her abuser, Rose and her two children bounced between family, hotels, and her car. They were homeless in winter.
Stress, exhaustion, and worry replaced the initial relief Rose felt after putting 2,000 miles between her abuser and the kids. But what hurt Rose the most was watching her children face the ongoing impact of domestic violence combined with the new trauma of homelessness. Rose’s children struggled with their emotions at school and the lack of stability she longed to give them.
Rose reached out to LifeWire. With the help of her LifeWire housing advocate, Rose overcame her difficult rental history and limited income. After five months of wintertime homelessness, the family finally moved into an apartment of their own.
With a stable and safe roof over their heads and the support of LifeWire advocates, Rose and her children are healing and planning for their future. Rose is working on career development and the children are thriving in their new home and schools.
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Blackstone, KKR, Advent International, Apollo and other major buyout houses have endorsed a standardised documentation effort by the Institutional Limited Partners Association (ILPA).
De Scorbiac was responsible for the Accenture Venture fund's activities in Europe
GP sells the Dutch employment agency to its CEO, ending its three-years ownership
Financing for the acquisition was provided by Santander Corporate and Commercial Banking
Sussex Place Ventures, Contour Ventures, Partnership Fund and Outrun Ventures also take part

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I often pride myself as being super accepting and non-judgmental. I take pride in this considering my upbringing from a super religious Pentecostal and judgmental. For me to look beyond the outside of a person and see them for who they are is a great stride for me. I grew up in an almost exclusively white background. I grew up in a small-town with a small-town mentality.
I used to look down on my sister, who was a drug-addict. I raised one of her sons from diapers to adulthood. I raised the other one from 2-5 while she served her time in prison. I looked down on her for her poor choices. My mother always defended her and I resented that. She never stopped supporting my sister, which is great from a parent. But, she never admitted her faults, which is not so great as a parent. I still resent these things. I guess I resent that my mother never supported me like she did my sister, who in my eyes was forever a screw-up and left her problems for others to fix. (My sister is now clean and sober and doing very well, but the emotional trauma is still felt.) There, this is my one judgment that I cannot let go of. I cannot forgive and move on, I guess until someone recognizes the sacrifices I made and the struggles I went through. If that even makes sense.
I brought up my past to understand my present. I do not often realize that I carry the past into my present. I cannot separate where I came from, as much as I want to, I cannot. I was raised small-minded, slightly bigoted and very judgmental. I can reign those aspects in but I am often unaware of them, so sometimes I need it pointed out to me.
This week I was privileged to attend a Diversity and Inclusivity training. Several revelations came out of this. I have issues with people who I perceive as having wronged me and cannot move past those aspects. I have a need for an apology. Without this acknowledgement I cannot move forward. It is a long dated hurt from my childhood. So kudos to the training for allowing me to find that perspective. But there is oh so much more.
One of the things touched on that I wish would have been a focus was intent vs. impact. This one hit the ball right out of the ball-field for me. Intent of your words are not relevant to the impact they make. In a situation where someone from a culturally different background feels hurt by something you say, your intent does not matter. If you try to defend the statement, which is often exactly what I do, it only words to invalidate the person’s feelings. This is where all the good deeds in your life can just fall flat. If you invalidate the feelings of anyone you are essentially saying that your feelings are wrong. You took my words and made them something they are not. In reality a simple apology is all that is needed. An apology is so much more important than an explanation.
For the longest time I thought things that I said, which were coming from a place of love and admiration were interpreted as such. The reality was they were offensive and hurtful. I had no idea. The sadness I felt is likely nothing to the pain I had inflicted. And worse than the pain was the fact that I then tried to justify and quantify my statements. In reality I should have just said, “Man I am really sorry that I hurt your feelings, it was not intended and I apologize for that.” If the person then asks you to explain what you meant, this is your opportunity to then quantify your statement. Unless they ask for this, your intention is not important. The impact is what you need to focus on.
So in my need for an apology it is more about the impact of actions and words than the intention. The intention may have been from a place of love, the impact bruised me to my core. Justifying the intension only serves to invalidate my feelings. All this does is deepen the hurt. The impact is what drives the pain and anger, not the intention. This rings true for intercultural relations as well. Saying people are just too sensitive only serves to invalidate a real hurt. There are those who just think people need to suck it up and move on, which is something I did, but that only serves to fester that hurt. Without addressing it, it most often sits in the person and fester into a real burden.
I feel more at ease now. I finally understand not only my own feelings but how to apply this understanding to my interactions with others. This is not just about the cultural other, but about the other in general. The most important thing for me is that I am the other. Because I know exactly how much words hurt, I am the other, so if I am hurting someone with my words, no matter the intent, I am hurting myself. I have never intended on hurting others, so if I have said anything that seemed hurtful or disrespectful to you, I apologize. I feel an immense amount of pain when I find out I hurt someone. My intention was never to hurt anyone nor was it to create hostility in any way.
Much of the daily struggles we have is that we seek equality but we fail to see the difference between equality and equity. You see equity is a fair distribution of resources. Equality is equal distribution. There is a great picture here. The thing that we as aid workers should really be focusing on is the systemic barrier that creates the inequality in the first place. The system is not fair, so instead of focusing on creating equality we need to focus on the systemic barriers that can be broken down. If we are truly going to find peace we need to start not only with finding words to express ourselves without a negative impact. The second step is to be vigilant about recognizing the systemic barriers and trying to break them down. Without recognizing the inequity in the World, we can never move those who are pushed out back into the strength of society.

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This position provides regional and bi-state coordination of the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency’s (MPCA) leadership of and participation in implementation of the St. Louis River Area of Concern (SLRAOC) Remedial Action Plan. The position is responsible for administering and coordinating the implementation of the St. Louis River Area of Concern Remedial Action Plan with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and for ensuring all priority actions are completed.
This position will direct and coordinate bi-state, inter-agency and externally focused program activities to achieve consensus among individuals and groups in order to resolve complex and sensitive environmental problems, issues, and conflicts. This position will lead teams in the development and implementation of statewide, multi-disciplinary, agency-wide programs and projects involving great complexity, little or no precedent, and significant public and legislative interest. This position will lead and coordinate Minnesota’s efforts with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and ensure active participation by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
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Governor Mike Huckabee is in the midst of a 10,000-mile trek across Krakow, London, and California – retracing the steps of Pope John Paul II, Margaret Thatcher, and Ronald Reagan.
I was asked by the sponsor, David Lane of the American Renewal Project, to come along. Over 100 political and faith leaders are accompanying Governor Huckabee on his journey.
Our first stop was emotionally overwhelming… But it’s at this place that Huckabee’s mission became crystal clear.
A Painful Past: The Final Solution
We all congregated in the Nazi death camp, known as Auschwitz, near Krakow. If you don’t know much about Krakow, over one million prisoners died at Auschwitz and Auschwitz-Birkenau (a second camp built nearby) combined. The Nazis attempted to completely liquidate the Jewish race here. They called it the “Final Solution.”
Our guide called this place “the world’s largest cemetery without a grave marker. After gassing the men, women, and children, the Nazis burned their bodies and spread the ash on nearby agricultural land as fertilizer.”
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What are my thoughts on the matter? Well, I'm a movie theater fanboy, pure and simple. That is THE way to consume cinema, no question. But I'm also in favor of VOD (video-on-demand) systems like iTunes that help get smaller arthouse features to a wider audience who likely don't have a theater playing such films near them. I also understand the studios want to make up some of the revenue they've been losing on the dwindling home video market and I'm sure this sounds like to some of them (to some of them, it's unclear which studios currently are supporting or protesting this concept) a potentially lucrative market.
I'm almost certain this incarnation of The Screening Room won't come to fruition, simply because there's too much momentum against it at this time. That being said, the support of major filmmakers like Spielberg and Abrams does give the inherent concept a major boost and I'm sure this won't be the last time Parker proposes something like this. I personally have nothing against this guy and his plans for delivering cinema to the masses, but I do find the concept of The Screening Room to lack one key area in terms of why seeing feature films in the environment of a movie theater...the communal element of going into a crowded auditorium, chock full of strangers, and all of these people immersing themselves in art for an elongated period of time.
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The latest news on COVID-19 developments in Canada (all times Eastern):
Alberta is reporting 1,592 new COVID-19 cases, with 1,132 of them being variants of concern.
The province's chief medical health officer, Dr. Deena Hinshaw, says in a tweet that such variants now make up 60.9 per cent of the province's active caseload.
The province also reported five new virus-related deaths.
Hinshaw says there are 584 people with COVID-19 in hospital, including 129 in intensive care.
She says the province's test positivity rate stands at nine per cent.
New Brunswick health officials say another person in the province has died from COVID-19.
Officials say the person was in their 70s and lived in the Edmundston region.
Theirs is the province’s 35th COVID-related death.
Public health also reported eight new COVID-19 diagnoses in the province, bringing the total active caseload to 136.
Saskatchewan is reporting 286 new COVID-19 cases and two new deaths.
Both of the people who died were in their 70s and were in the Regina zone.
The province says there are 186 people with COVID-19 in hospital, with 51 of those in intensive care.
Manitoba health officials are reporting 276 new COVID-19 cases and three new deaths.
Two of the deaths were in the Winnipeg health region, and include a man in his 40s and a woman in her 60s.
The other person who died was in his 80s, and the province's daily pandemic update says the death was linked to an outbreak at the Russell Health Centre in the Prairie Mountain health region.
Manitoba is reporting a five-day test-positivity rate of 6.8 per cent provincially and 7.2 per cent in Winnipeg.
There are now 140 people in hospital with COVID-19 in Manitoba, with 34 of them in intensive care.
Newfoundland and Labrador public health officials are reporting three new cases of COVID-19.
Officials say they’ve traced all three infections to previously identified cases or to travel within Canada.
There are now 23 active reported cases of COVID-19 across the province and one person is in hospital with the disease.
Nunavut's chief public health officer says there are now COVID-19 cases in Rankin Inlet that arrived in the community by plane on Friday.
Dr. Michael Patterson says in a news release that there are two cases linked to an outbreak in the territory's capital, Iqaluit, and that they arrived on Canadian North Flight 239 from Iqaluit to Rankin Inlet.
Patterson says both were identified as close contacts of positive cases only after the flight took off from Iqaluit.
He says shortly after the plane arrived in Rankin Inlet, public health staff found the infected passengers, who were promptly tested and put in isolation.
Patterson says the risk of transmission in Rankin Inlet is low, but everyone still needs to follow public health measures.
Nunavut now has 41 active COVID-19 cases -- 35 in Iqaluit, four in Kinngait and two in Rankin Inlet.
Nova Scotia is reporting 52 new cases of COVID-19 today, as Premier Iain Rankin urges residents to stay home.
Officials say 44 of today’s new cases are in the province's central zone, which includes the Halifax area.
Rankin announced a month-long lockdown for the Halifax region and several of its neighbouring communities on Thursday.
In a tweet following the release of today’s numbers, Rankin said people in the area must stay at home and follow the public health guidelines now that community spread is confirmed.
Two Amazon fulfillment centres west of Toronto will partially close under new regional rules that allow temporary shutdowns of workplaces where five or more COVID-19 cases have surfaced over a two-week period.
Peel Region, which enacted the measures earlier this week, says the facilities are located on Heritage Road in Brampton, Ont., and Coleraine Drive in Bolton, Ont.
The rules state that closures can last up to 10 days and require affected employees to isolate and refrain from working elsewhere during that time.
Ontario is reporting its second case of a rare blood clotting condition stemming from the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
Dr. Elizabeth Richardson, chief medical officer of health for Hamilton, says a man in his sixties was diagnosed with immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia after his first dose of the vaccine.
She says the patient has received treatment and remains in hospital.
She notes that serious reactions to the vaccine are extremely rare.
Yesterday Ontario announced its first case of a blood clot related to the AstraZeneca shot.
Canada has logged five such cases across the country, and administered more than 1.1 million doses of the AstraZeneca shot so far.
Quebec is reporting 1,106 new cases of COVID-19 and 13 additional deaths, including three within the past 24 hours.
The Health Department says the number of hospitalizations declined by 22 to 662, while the number of people in intensive care rose by nine to 181.
Public health authorities say 83,628 doses of vaccine were administered yesterday, for a total of 2,763,535.
Ontario is recording a slight decline in COVID-19-related hospitalizations as the number of daily infections tops 4,000 once again.
The province logged 4,094 new COVID-19 cases and 24 new related deaths in the past 24 hours.
That's down from the 4,505 recorded on Friday, but up from levels seen earlier in the week.
Hospitalizations declined by 10 to 2,277, but the number of patients in intensive care increased slightly to 833.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 24, 2021
Tara Deschamps, The Canadian Press


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Medical College, Madison firm win federal stem cell grant
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The Medical College of Wisconsin, Wauwatosa and Cellular Dynamics International Inc., the Madison biotechnology firm founded by stem cell pioneer and University of Wisconsin-Madison researcher James Thomson, have been awarded a $6.26 million federal grant to generate stem cell lines for heart disease research.
The Medical College and Cellular Dynamics will use the five-year grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute to produce 250 induced pluripotent stem cell lines from blood samples drawn from Caucasian and African-American families in the Hypertension Genetic Epidemiology Network who have an elevated burden of high blood pressure and are at significant risk for cardiovascular disease. Induced pluripotent stem cells are created from adult cells, such as blood or skin, which are reverse engineered to a stem cell state, from which point they can turn into any cell type in the body.
The stem cell lines will be used to research the mechanisms that cause left ventricular hypertrophy, also known as an enlarged heart. An increase of the weight of the heart is a common precursor of serious disorders including myocardial infarction and congestive heart failure, Cellular Dynamics said. The grant will enable researchers to improve future methods for diagnosis, treatment and prevention of these conditions.
"We now have the wonderful opportunity to capitalize on the latest stem cell technology to study human heart cells in the laboratory," said Dr. Ulrich Broeckel, professor of pediatrics, medicine and physiology at the Medical College and associate director at the Children's Research Institute. "This technology is truly revolutionary since each cell line stands for an individual patient, and we can now start to study the unique disease mechanisms and test new treatments and drugs based on each individual's unique genetic makeup."
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Two Long Island chefs are semifinalists for America’s most prestigious restaurant award.
Elizabeth Ronzetti and Adam Kopels, the chef-owners of 18 Bay on Shelter Island, were named semifinalists in the James Beard Foundation Awards’ competition for best chef in the Northeast.
18 Bay, which serves an Italian-inspired small-plates menu, is among 20 in the Northeast region whose chefs made the cut. Five finalists will be announced on March 14; the winner, in May.
18 Bay has been a mainstay on Newsday’s annual list of the Island’s top 100 restaurants. It opened in 2005 in Bayville (address: 18A Bayville Ave.) and moved to Shelter Island in 2011.
This is Ronzetti and Kopels’ first nomination. They join Guy Reuge of Mirabelle in Stony Brook and the late Gerry Hayden of The North Fork Table & Inn in Southold as semifinalists over the years from Long Island restaurants. Hayden once was a finalist for the honor. None has won.
The list of semifinalists, picked in an online open call for entries, will be narrowed by an independent panel of 600 judges, including restaurant critics, food and wine editors, educators and previous winners. The same judges vote to select the winners.
There are 21 categories in the James Beard Foundation Awards, from regional chefs to best new restaurant and best chef in the nation, outstanding baker, pastry chef, service, restaurateur, bar program and rising star.
18 Bay offers a four-course, fixed-price $75 menu, which includes four antipasti, a pasta, main course and dessert, with the focus on local ingredients. The chefs, who live in Southold, buy their fish and much of their produce on the North Fork before they get on the ferry. They also make use of the seasonal farmstand at Sylvester Manor, less than a mile up the road from the restaurant.
The menu changes weekly. Currently, the selections include Peconic Bay scallop crudo, grilled quail, chestnut soup, caramelized parsnip pasta with lobster sauce, roast cod Livornese, braised beef short rib with chicory salad and a chocolate-and-almond torte with whipped cream.
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes tales are rightly ranked among the seminal works of mystery and detective fiction. Included in this collection are all four full-length Holmes novels and more than forty short masterpieces - from the inaugural adventure A Study in Scarlet to timeless favorites like “The Speckled Band” and more. At the center of each stands the iconic figure of Holmes - brilliant, eccentric, and capable of amazing feats of deductive reasoning.
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Welcome to New York Times and Sunday Times best seller Brandon Sanderson's first collection of short fiction. These wonderful works, originally published individually, have been collected for the first time and convey the true expanse of the Cosmere.
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It has been a whirlwind few years for Li Yan and Margaret Campbell. Nowadays, both are busy juggling their huge professional workloads - Li as the newly promoted chief of Beijing's serious crime squad and Campbell as lecturer at the University of Public Security - with the day-to-day raising of their young son, Li Jon. When a desperate mother appeals to Campbell's own maternal instincts, Li agrees to look into the disappearance of a 17-year-old Beijing girl, Jiang Meilin.
Hailed by literary critics as the inventor of modern-day horror, H. P. Lovecraft is the cultivating force behind such modern writers as Robert Bloch, Wes Craven and Stephen King. The Dark Worlds of H. P. Lovecraft, Volume One is a collection of his best-known tales narrated for the first time by Wayne June and includes both "The Dunwich Horror" (published in the summer of 1926) and "The Call of Cthulhu" (published in the summer of 1928).
A star-studded cast of readers presents unabridged tales of horror and suspense from master storyteller Stephen King. The Stephen King Amusement Park - an unnerving experience, with rides every which way to hell...and a few to glory. A solitary finger pokes out of a drain. Novelty teeth turn predatory. The Nevada desert swallows a Cadillac. Meanwhile, the legend of Castle Rock returns...and grows on you. What does it all mean? What else could it mean?
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Orphaned during World War II, Roger MacKenzie Wakefield believed that his mother died during the London Blitz, and that his father, an RAF pilot, was killed in combat. But this may not be the whole story.
In the first of six witty short stories, 60s-something English barrister, Horace Rumpole, takes on the younger generation both at home and in the hallowed courtroom—while offending his esteemed colleagues and his draconian wife, Hilda.
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From Jim Haynes, one of our most successful and prolific Australiana authors, comes a collection of classic Australian stories, yarns and furphies ... all of them unknown.Things are not always as they seem, or as we've been told. Was the Ghan really named after the Afghan traders, and do we really know what the Ashes are?
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A terrifying new collection of short stories from the master of zombie fiction, Max Brooks, best-selling author of World War Z, The Zombie Survival Guide and Recorded Attacks.
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For Larison, a man off the grid and on the run, the sleepy northern California town of Arcata, gateway to the state's fabled Lost Coast, seems like a perfect place to disappear for a while. But Arcata isn't nearly as sleepy as it seems, and when three locals decide Larison would make a perfect target for their twisted sport, Larison exacts a lifetime of vengeance in one explosive evening.
"Chekhov is probably better known in Britain for his plays than for his prose. For many, however, it is his short stories that mark the high water of his genius. It might at first glance be hard for those not used to his style of narrative to see what the fuss is about - and fuss there is: for most authors and lovers of literature Chekhov is incomparably the greatest short story writer there ever was."
This is a reissue of National Book Award finalist Mary Gaitskill's debut collection, Bad Behavior - powerful stories about dislocation, longing, and desire that depict a disenchanted and rebellious urban-fringe generation as it searches for human connection. Now a classic, Bad Behavior made critical waves when it was first published, heralding Gaitskill's arrival on the literary scene and her establishment as a sharp, erotically charged, and audaciously funny writer of contemporary literature.
In this classic collection of four novellas, the grand master takes you on irresistible journeys into the far reaches of horror, heartache and hope. 'Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption' is the story of two men convicted of murder - one guilty, one innocent - who form the perfect partnership as they dream up a scheme to escape from prison. In 'Apt Pupil' a golden schoolboy entices an old man with a past to join in a dreadful union.
Five immaculate short stories dealing with the tentative-to-frantic strategies of isolated beings distanced from unresponsive societies.
The First Ever Collection of New Lone Ranger Prose Stories! The masked ex-Texas Ranger and his Native American companion Tonto fight injustice in the Wild West! Stories include meetings with The Cisco Kid, Wyatt Earp, and Doc Holliday, as well as the origin of Tonto and the origin of Silver! Edited by Matthew Baugh and Tim Lasiuta.
Joseph Smith Fletcher (1863-1935) was a British journalist and author. He wrote more than 230 books on a wide variety of subjects, both fiction and nonfiction. He was one of the leading writers of detective fiction in the Victorian golden age of the short story. This collection brings together some of the finest and most diverse examples of Fletcher's genius.
Skinflint is a bittersweet tale of an embittered middle-aged woman who has never recovered from being jilted as a young woman. Since that sorry episode she has thrown herself into the micro-management of her grocery and drapery business. Then one day she learns that her former lover is on the brink of ruin...and the memories of her youth come surging back....
The Secret of the Barbican is the story of a small-town solicitor who on a chance visit to a local museum in a distant town discovers a set of rare siege coins. He instantly recognizes them as the set of coins which had been stolen from his own town corporation many years previously. He immediately sets out to investigate...and the thief's trail takes him to some quite extraordinary places....
"The Three Apples" is a story contained in the One Thousand and One Nights collection (also known as the Arabian Nights). Scheherazade tells the history of a murder - making this the first mystery story put to paper.
The fifteenth short horror story in the Free Nightmares series. This story turns a new leaf for the Free Nightmares series. Written in the third person perspective with alternating characters. Watch as the devastating effects of a nasty review unleashes an authors ability for supernatural revenge...
A gripping collection of 30 minute stories by some of the greatest storytellers in the English language....
These stories plunge the listener gently into another way of perceiving both the physical world and its elusive inhabitants. Her narrative is, by turns, naïvely whimsical and biblical in its assurance, and it speaks of what is partially remembered, partly divined. The memories often concern a childhood in the Caribbean - family, manners, and landscape - as distilled and transformed by Kincaid's special style and vision.
'Room 53' tells the story of Beatrice, a bookaholic hotel chambermaid. When a guest at the hotel wakes late one morning to discover he has been robbed of his collection of valuable diamonds, Beatrice discovers a clue to the whereabouts of the suspected thief. She sets off to London to track the mysterious stranger down....
Through Death's Door is a short story collection from author Daniel Pirlot. Each short in this collection shares the final moments of the character or characters involved. While some of the tales contained in the text are linked through the events that take place, all of them are unique, intriguing stories. What kind of person will you be when it's time to walk through death's door?
Always Happy Hour weaves tales of young women who are deeply flawed, intensely real, and who struggle to get out of their own way. These women love to drink and have sex; they make bad decisions with men who love them too much or too little; they haunt gas stations, public pools, and dive bars, seeking understanding in the most unlikely of places; and, although each shoulders the weight of different baggage, they all suspect they deserve better.
The 12th short horror story in the Free Nightmares series. Want to find out how deceiving your own mind can be?
'The Permanent Tenant' is the story of a loyal dog, Boris, whose master disappeared suddenly under mysterious circumstances three years earlier. The faithful hound sits day after day in the garden of a cottage, looking out at the sea. Every evening Boris wanders down to the seaside cove where his master vanished in search of him. Clearly the dog is convinced that his master will one day return. And then one day something astounding happens....
It's easy to become overwhelmed to the point of paralysis these days. Just ask grade-schooler Tina. Better yet, ask Tina's granny. Her granny has had a rough time of late. One afternoon Tina finds herself helplessly captive in the backseat of her granny's Lincoln. She can only watch as the pressure of daily decision-making forces away the last of her granny's sanity. Meanwhile, the Lincoln speeds and careens wildly down the streets of Tina's hometown with Tina trapped in the backseat and her granny paralyzed behind the wheel.
In the aptly titled Offbeat, Richard Matheson, a modern master of strange fiction, offers 13 excursions into the unsettling and bizarre. In these stories you will encounter a major league pitcher with a horrific secret for his astonishing success; an ordinary man who wakes to find himself in a silent, empty world; a death row prisoner with an extraordinary explanation for his innocence; and a novelist whose fictional creations transcend the printed page.
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My three hour mid-day gig in Kennewick, WA., at Hughes Physical Therapy – celebrating their 25th Anniversary, went extremely well. Lots of good folks dropping by enjoying munchies, therapy and of course, some tunes.
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Cellar 55 this Friday with special musical guest
I return to Cellar 55 in Vancouver, WA., this Friday evening from 6:30-8:30pm. Joining me will be the sweet singing Cynthia O’Brien. We’ll duet out tunes from Allison Krause, Kenny Loggins, Dan Fogelberg, Linda Ronstadt, Fleetwood Mac, and others…
Come sit a bit at Cellar 55 to chill off your first full work week of 2015.
Friday Nov 21 at Cellar 55 in Vancouver
Once again, I’ve been invited back to Cellar 55 this Friday evening from 7-9pm. I’ve been adding a few more cover tunes to my mix of Kenny Loggins, Beatles, Billy Joel, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Tom Petty, Gordon Lightfoot, James Taylor, Chicago, and others. A smattering of originals thrown in for good measure.
Would love to see some familiar faces and especially for you wine lovers, Cellar 55’s reputation is growing. You can visit their Facebook page for more information.
See you Friday evening at 7pm.
Friday Night Gig at Cellar 55…Yes-Again
I’m so enjoying this little spot on the performance map. Cellar 55 is a great setting for a musician and a wonderful atmosphere for wine loving patrons. I’ll be performing this Friday, Oct 24 from 6:30-8:30pm with my usual playlist that includes, Elton John, BIlly Joel, James Taylor, Kenny Loggins, The Beatles, Van Morrison, Elvis Presley, Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and some originals, too. Would love to see some familiar faces.
Live Mid Week Music
This week in music finds me preparing for two gigs. Tuesday evening, HomeBrew, will be performing at Velo Cult Bike Shop, 1969 NE 42nd Ave, in Portland’s historic Hollywood District. We play from 7-8:15pm and are the first of two bands. It’s a benefit for Oregon Special Olympics and there is a $10 suggested donation. Showing up early is highly encouraged.
Wednesday evening, what used to be my monthly Jade Lounge gig has gotten even more intimate. Meeting in a home with Jade Lounge band members and friends for an evening of sharing songs we all know, along with hearing some originals. Should be a wonderful evening of music and laughter.
Cellar 55 Performance Upcoming
If you live in Vancouver and enjoy wine and some local live music, I’ll be at Cellar 55 this coming Friday evening Aug. 8, from 6:30-8:30pm. I’ll be doing cover tunes of the cool musical cats I grew up enjoying including, Billy Joel, Elton John, Stevie Wonder and Tom Petty. Along with the Doobie Brothers, Otis Redding, The Beatles, Chicago and many others.
I would love to see some familiar faces this coming Friday evening at Cellars 55.
It’s that time of the month – Jade Lounge here we come
It’s the 4th Wednesday of the month, which means the Jade Lounge band I’m in will be prepping the stage, or in this case the sofa, for some very special guests. A group called The Better Halves will play an hour long set at 8pm.
You just never know what might happen when a group of music enthusiasts combine their talents to see what happens.
It all starts at 7pm. Stop on by the Jade Lounge 2342 SE Ankeny St Portland, OR 97214.
Awesome Night at Torta-Landia
Great crowd, nice evening with the garage door open letting in all the summer warmth into the restaurant. Folks seemed to enjoy some the classic oldies I did with my own twist to them along with some of my originals. Really connected with those listening. Great vibe in that place. Hope to come back again, soon.
Transitions. I think I’ll name my next album, Transitions.
I’ve been transitioning in my personal growth and as a husband. Recognizing the mistakes I’ve made in my marriage, but instead of beating myself up for them (as I would have in the past) changing myself for the better instead.
My family is transitioning, as my two young-adult children are beginning to explore the world and discover their callings.
I’ve transitioned out of my church of nearly 40 years. A very difficult transition, but one I had been mulling for several years as I’ve sought how to reflect ethical authenticity and compassionate love.
I’m transitioning as a musician. I’ve learned that I’m seen as a singer/songwriter. Never knew what to call myself before that, but I like that moniker.
All those transitions, and many others, have influenced my guitar/piano-based songs, with more organic arrangements, simple melody lines, and lyrical depth that help tell my changing story.
I still celebrate being in love: So many of my newer songs reflect my 26 years with my wife Barb. I tackle songs that deal with loss and grief and how we’re all touched by these emotions – not hiding from them, but embracing and working through them.
I’m reconnecting with some of my instrumental roots, too. Performing songs I wrote nearly 30 years ago that still stand the test of time, along with newer songs that reflect thoughtful, playful vibes.
I continue to live, breathe, and write as a Portland Oregon resident, which gives me a gentle and nurturing platform for exploring transitions.
Here’s to opening new places, new journeys, new hope through transitions.
That Was Fun!!
Wednesday evening at the Jade Lounge in SE Portland was a complete success. Here is a picture of the band: Left to right: Doug McCleary, Cynthia O’Brien, moi and John Hasenjaeger. We were given the band name, “Legion of Ambiguity.” We kinda like it.
The plan is to return next month on March 26. I’ll keep you posted.


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