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Jann Klose, Larry Beckett, Jack McMahon
The Secret Society
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Portland, OR, 97212
Doors 7:30 PM / Show 8:00 PM
This event is all ages
Jann Klose is a NYC-based Pop Singer and Songwriter, born in Germany and raised in Kenya and South Africa. He tours extensively in the U.S. and Europe, averaging 100 shows a year. Jann has opened for or shared the stage with a range of artists, including Rusted Root, Marshall Crenshaw, Shawn Phillips, Willy Porter, The Strawbs, Melissa Ferrick, Antigone Rising, Elliott Murphy, Marty Stuart, Rosanne Cash, Roger McGuinn, Pete Seeger, Annie Haslam, Renaissance, and Les Paul
Larry Beckett
Larry Beckett's songs written with Tim Buckley have been recorded by Fairport Convention, Linda Ronstadt, Blood, Sweat & Tears, This Mortal Coil, Jeff Buckley, Chrissie Hynde, Robert Plant, Julie Felix, John Frusciante, Sinead O'Connor, Bryan Ferry, Alfie Boe, George Michael, Dead Can Dance, and Jann Klose. He's published his poetry in Songs and Sonnets, and a study of the poets and poetry of the fifties San Francisco renaissance, Beat Poetry. Larry's Paul Bunyan is forthcoming from Smokestack Books.
Jack McMahon
Jack McMahon's early days were as leader of New Jersey rockers The Night Watch. He has opened for Bruce Springsteen, The New York Dolls, and Steely Dan. He's a mainstay of Portland's music scene, both as a solo performer and with his bands. His three independently released recordings include Better Late, Toe The Line, and The Man That Love Forgot. He is currently at work on a new album at The Map Room.
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JANN KLOSE and LARRY BECKETT present an evening of the music and words of Tim Buckley, and their own compositions. Tim Buckley's bassist Jim Fielder will accompany. Opening will be Portland's JACK MCMAHON. This partnership was created after Jann sang Tim Buckley's parts in the movie GREETINGS FROM TIM BUCKLEY, and began exploring Tim's music. He sought out Larry, who gave him insight and inspiration. Now they appear together.
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In a brief interview with Reuters at an undisclosed location in Tokyo, Hamanaka also said that he would comment on the scandal "some time in the future".
He said he had had no contact with his former employer since he was fired on 14 June, a day after the company announced that it had lost $1.8bn due to what it said were unauthorised copper trades, mainly by Mr Hamanaka. The interview was his first since the affair broke. His location since then has been a mystery.
He appeared relaxed despite the swirl of publicity around him after his company alleged that he was the main cause of the biggest financial scandal in history. But he refused to discuss the case.
"I don't want to make any comment on that issue. I will talk to you in detail at the right time in the future," he said.
A spokeswoman for the Serious Fraud Office yesterday refused to comment on Mr Hamanaka's emergence, as the SFO has a policy of not talking about operational details of its investigations.
She did, however, say that three members of the SFO visited Japan at the end of June over the Sumitomo scandal. "We did this to set up lines of communication with the Special Procurator's Office (the Japanese equivalent of the SFO). Our working relationship with them so far has been very productive and cordial."
Mr Hamanaka has broken his silence days after the SFO raided the English country homes of the two heads of Winchester Commodities Group, as part of its probe into the Sumitomo scandal.
Winchester, which was the primary UK metals broker for Hamanaka in the early 1990s, was investigated last year for its business with the Japanese trader. The investigation was dropped earlier this year but was restarted after the Sumitomo scandal broke in June.
The homes of Charles "Copperfingers" Vincent and Ashley Levett in the southern county of Hampshire were searched on Wednesday and documents were taken by Fraud Office investigators.
Both Mr Vincent and Mr Levett, who spend most of their time at their homes in Monaco since retiring last year, were away from England at the time of the searches.
The SFO would not comment on what it was looking for or even on the names of the owners of the homes.
"Officers from the Serious Fraud Office and the City of London police executed search warrants on two residential premises in Hampshire yesterday as part of an ongoing investigation into the copper trading market,'' a spokeswoman said in a statement.
Winchester spokesman John Kiely also would not comment on the searches, except to say that "we've said all along we would fully co-operate with any investigations and that continues to be the case".
The searches represent an increase in activity by investigators in the two-month-old Sumitomo copper scandal.
The SFO is conducting its investigation in tandem with the UK's Securities and Investments Board and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission in the US. Sumitomo is conducting its own investigation and has said that it will complete it within six months.
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The community is invited to Temple B'nai Torah (2900 Jerusalem Avenue, Wantagh) for a screening and discussion of Hester Street by Joan Micklin Silver on Sunday, Jan. 13 at 1 p.m. Starring Carol Kane and Doris Roberts, Hester Street, is the touching story of Russian immigrants on the Lower East Side of Manhattan in 1896. The old world and new world collide as the family struggles to adjust to American life. Will they forsake their heritage? Free parking. Call Rabbi Bellows at (516) 221-2370 for information.
The Parkway Community Church will be holding a winter coat drive during the months of November and December. All coats will be donated to The Interfaith Nutrition Network (INN) in Hempstead, a not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization that addresses the issues of hunger and homelessness on Long Island. All donations of new or "gently" used coats (infant, child and adult sizes) can be dropped off at the Parkway Community Church, 95 Stewart Ave., in Hicksville between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. For more information, call 516-433-5659.
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Is the era of American McMansions over?
After many years of dramatically increasing home size in America - from an average of 983 square feet in the 1950s up to 2300 square feet in the 2000s, despite declining household sizes - the trend appears finally to be going in the other direction. The real estate research firm Trulia found in 2010, for example, that the median "ideal home size" for Americans had declined to around 2100 square feet. More than one-third of survey respondents reported that their ideal preference was lower than 2000 square feet.
This is consistent with the forecasts of the National Association of Home Builders. (See detailed findings here.) Data from the census are also consistent in direction with those from Trulio's survey, though more subtle in the degree of change: according to the census, the median size of a new US home in 2010 was 2,169 square feet, up from 1,525 sqare feet in 1973 but down from the 2007 peak of 2,277 square feet.
So, while the recent change has been observed in the industry for a few years now, the graphs shown with this post are the best I've seen yet to depict both how out-of-control home sizes had become and the more recent trend toward downsizing. The downsizing trend is expected to continue even after the economy recovers, according to a spokesperson from NAHB.
The census data also include trends in average home size, which runs somewhat larger than median home size:
The recent downsizing is still evident and consistent with the median size data and the Trulio report..
Not all with an interest in the matter seem willing to concede the point, however. Stanton Homes, a North Carolina-based builder whose website features large new homes, groups all homes from 1,800 to 2,300 square feet (a 28 percent increase) in one category to show that the portion of homes sold within that size range has remained the same since 2006, although it has declined slightly from the preceding seven years. Even Stanton's analysis, however, shows declines since 2006 in the portion of the total new housing market claimed by homes of 2,400 square feet and larger in size, with the sharpest drop in the largest (4,000 square feet and larger) category. Stanton's data also show a decided increase in the market share claimed by homes under 1,400 square feet since the mid-2000s.
The National Association of Realtors doesn't seem ready to concede the point, either. The organization finds significance in a comparison of survey data reportedly compiled by the American Institute of Architects. This is from a recent NAR article titled, "Are Home Sizes Finally Done Shrinking?":
"In the first quarter of 2010, nearly 60 percent of the architects surveyed in AIA's Home Design Trends Survey reported home sizes declining. Fast forward to the first quarter of 2011 and that number now has dropped to 52 percent, while 5 percent of architects are now reporting an increase in home sizes. Home sizes in the upper-end of the market, in particular, appear to be stabilizing ahead of more affordable entry-level homes."
Now, to me that sounds like a majority of architects in 2010 reported declining home sizes, and then a majority in 2011 reported even further decline. It also sounds like the Realtors are doing some wishful reporting (or at least headline-writing). But whatever.
Bear in mind that the census data include single-family, detached homes, semi-detached, and townhomes but do not include condominiums and apartments. If homes in multifamily configurations were counted, the average and median sizes would be considerably smaller and the trends perhaps more pronounced.
Meanwhile, new home size in the US is decidedly extravagant compared to that in other countries. A survey and data comparison conducted by the (now-defunct, unfortunately) British Commission on Architecture and the Built Environment found the size of an average new American home built in the 2000s to be approximately twice as large in floor space as one in Spain or France, and nearly three times as large as the average in the UK.
For more good graphs on the US trend from Trulia, go here.
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A Kris S. filly from the family of champion Dancethruthedawn topped the first session of the 2002 Fasig-Tipton Kentucky Fall Yearling sale. The filly, purchased by Stewart Bainum's Dinwiddie Farm near Middleburg, Va., brought a top price of $300,000.Fasig-Tipton catalogued 388 hips for the opening session, with 347 passing through the ring. Of the 347, 267 sold for a gross of $3,530,400 and an average of $13,222. The median price was $6,200. Craig Bandoroff consigned the filly in the name of his Denali Stud. She was bred in Kentucky by WinStar Farm and had not been sold at auction previously.The filly is out of an unraced full sister to champion Dance Smartly, who produced champion Dancethruthedawn (by Mr. Prospector). Grade I winner Dancethruthedawn was recently retired after suffering an injury. She raced for her breeder, Sam-Son Farms.The second highest-price of the night was hip 341, an Acceptable colt out of the Mr. Prospector mare Midnight Polka. Louisville resident Tom Conway signed the $280,000 ticket.
The colt, which had not previously been sold at public auction, was bred in Kentucky by Robert Spiegel and Catherine Parke. He was consigned by Parke's Valkyre Stud, agent. The colt, which is a half-brother to stakes winner Four Pennies (by Gulch) and stakes-placed Universe, will be sent to Eddie Woods in Ocala, Fla., and trained by Bernie Flint."He was my pick of the sale," Flint said of his purchase. "You've got to remember the market is a little off right now, but I think he was well worth the price and then some."The Fall Yearling sale continues through Tuesday, beginning at 10 a.m.
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Sergio Perez is convinced he has what it takes to become the next driver for Ferrari.
It is understood Ferrari are currently looking long and hard at their options for 2013 as they seek a potential replacement for the under-performing Felipe Massa.
The Brazilian is languishing in 14th in the drivers' championship with just 25 points to his name, a staggering 139 adrift of team- mate and title-leader Fernando Alonso.
As a member of Ferrari's young driver academy, Perez's name has long been in the frame, although president Luca di Montezemolo has suggested the 22-year-old Mexican lacks experience.
But in his second season with Sauber, Perez lies ninth after 11 grands prix with 47 points, 33 more than he achieved throughout the whole of last season and with two podium finishes.
Assessing his situation, Perez said: "It's been a very busy season so far, but the moment will come soon for me to think about my future.
"If there is an opportunity with them (Ferrari) or another team then it's the time to know.
"I will have to see what the options are, and from that I will decide. But I think I have done a very good job this season. I have proven I have the speed, and the consistency as well.
"I've been a little up and down, but many things have to be taken into account. We cannot forget we're still a midfield team, so I'm comfortable with the position I'm in.
"My main target will be to keep having good races, and from then I will decide very soon what my future is going to be."
Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali recently confirmed the marque's philosophy of having "a great champion and then a very good driver who is close to him".
Perez would certainly fall into that category rather than the likes of Kimi Raikkonen or Jenson Button, who have also been linked of late.
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A Hamilton addiction recovery program at risk of closure just months ago has had new life — and hundreds of thousands of provincial dollars — breathed into it.
Ontario Minister of Health Deb Matthews announced Wednesday that the province will put $15 million toward increasing access to treatment programs for opioid addictions.
In Hamilton, that means new life for the Salvation Army's New Choices program — an addiction recovery service for pregnant and mothering women that had been "hanging on by a thread" since their funding ran out this spring.
More than $400,000 from the Hamilton Niagara Haldimand Brant Local Health Integration Network (LHIN), which received $1.2 million of that $15 million, will go to New Choices.
"It's breathed new life into the program," New Choices executive director JoAnne Davis said of the cash. "The LHIN has been very good at saying 'We believe in you,' it just hadn't been until now that the funding was actually there."
The Hamilton-area LHIN — one of 14 across the province — provides services to 1.4 million people within the Greater Hamilton area.
The majority of the provincial funds have been earmarked for direct support programs for pregnant and parenting women working to overcome addiction. The number of Ontario babies born addicted to narcotics is now 4.3 per 1,000 births. The national average is 3.8.
For 13 years, New Choices has helped women fight addiction, enhance their parenting skills and return to work or school. Last year they served more than 120 women in Hamilton.
The $403,000 will be put toward staff funding, outreach programs, one-on-one counselling, advocacy and other support services for pregnant or parenting women battling addiction.
New Choices will also support St. Joseph's Womankind Addiction Service, with whom they have had a long-standing partnership.
"There's no question that this is the priority of (minister) Deb Matthews and we are very pleased it is. This is our future generation," said Womankind executive director Debbie Bang.
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Approximately 50,000 people are addicted to narcotics in Ontario today. Three per cent of people who are prescribed opioids will develop an addiction to them.
The province has been working on their narcotics strategy for three years, Matthews said, but this particular announcement follows an initiative that started in March when OxyContin was stripped from pharmacy shelves.
The addictive narcotic was replaced with OxyNEO, a form of the drug that was deemed more difficult to crush up and therefore less likely to be abused. Obtaining prescriptions for the drug became more difficult as well, as physicians were suddenly required to make special requests for their patients through the province's Exceptional Access Program.
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Brad Keselowski is likely getting a bit tired of these woulda, coulda, shoulda finishes.
For the fourth time this season, Keselowski had a great run, was catching race winner Jimmie Johnson in the closing laps, but once again fell short in Sunday's FedEx 400 Benefitting Autism Speaks.
Sure, Keselowski started from the pole and finished second, which most would consider a very good showing. But the Michigan native takes more of a Ricky Bobby viewpoint: he wasn't so much runner-up as he was the first loser.
"We just had an up-and-down day," Keselowski said after Sunday's race. "I started up front, and that's a part, and faded to the back pretty early in the race. Just weren't where we needed to be in the car.
"(Crew chief) Paul Wolfe and the team made some good adjustments and got us where we needed to be, and took back off and had a couple really strong runs. We drove from … 13th or 14th up to second there. I thought we were going to get a crack at Jimmie and then that last caution came out and we just kind of whiffed on pit road, came out way behind."
While discouraged at the slow final pit stop, Keselowski did manage to gain back what he lost in the closing laps. He just ran out of track, time and laps.
"We drove back up there, and with the help of the restart got up to second, and I think we were pretty close to even to Jimmie (Johnson), it was just a matter of who was going to be out front, and we just never could really take advantage of our pit stall to get in front of him."
While Keselowski has spent much of his Sprint Cup career lauding the overall performance of his Team Penske pit crew, it's clear he's been frustrated ever since he won the Sprint Cup championship in 2012.
Even with recent changes on the No. 2 pit crew, it appears he's joined a growing group of fellow drivers who have increasingly been blaming their pit crews for finishes of anything less than a win – even if it's a runner-up showing.
"We're just not where we want to be," Keselowski said of the No. 2 pit crew. "We haven't been where we want to be for probably the last year and a half, and it's keeping us from winning races.
"You know, I think that's the bottom line. We're making adjustments and we're going to continue to make adjustments until we get it right. I feel really good about the last one we made, and the guy who stepped in did an excellent job in his position, but we still weren't where we needed to be in others. We have to keep working."
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Born in 1905, he was brought up in County Durham and never lost his North Country tones and attitudes. After school, he trained as a chartered accountant, qualifying in 1928. Ten years later he changed career and became a solicitor, and was clearly doing well when the outbreak of the Second World War took him into war work.
In 1943, he went to the Press Censorship division of the Ministry of Information and worked under Cyril Radcliffe KC, later Viscount Radcliffe, who formed a high opinion of his capacities. After the war, with Radcliffe's encouragement and support, Sopwith was taken on by the Board of Inland Revenue as a solicitor. At the age of 40, he was told that he was unlikely to get to the top, but in the event, by dint of hard work and his high legal ability, he worked up - after a two-year stint from 1961 to 1963 as Public Trustee - to become the Solicitor to the Board of Inland Revenue in 1963. He retired from the post on reaching the age of 65 in 1970.
The same year he became a Deputy Secretary in the Division of the Cabinet Office responsible for preparing the accession of the United Kingdom to the European Communities. As such he was chairman of a small legal committee, which was part of a team responsible for preparing the instructions for the European Communities Bill of 12 clauses and four schedules. This was carried into law in 1972, and brought about British entry into the Communities.
The Bill was hard fought in both Houses, but especially in the Commons, where its Second Reading was passed by only seven votes in emotional scenes. As a piece of drafting it was exceptional in that, although a Bill of the highest constitutional importance, it was passed into law through both Houses without one word's being amended. In later years, Sopwith was wont impliedly to regret that the Government White Paper (The United Kingdom and the European Communities, Cmnd 4715) was not more forthright about the implications, both constitutional and economic, of British membership of the Communities.
The final part of his career began when, at the age of 69, he was given the newly created post of Second Counsel to the Chairman of Committees at the House of Lords, in practice the learned counsel to the House for its European Communities Committee on all matters of European law. He served with Lord Diplock, in particular in his role as Chairman of the Law Sub-Committee of the European Communities Committee.
Diplock was only persuaded to take on that job in addition to that of a working Law Lord by being promised legal backing of a high order. In Sopwith, the promise was redeemed and they became a formidable duo and the best of friends. In both cases they were pro-European, but with an active sense of the limits of EC competence and the just requirements of British national needs.
Sopwith was one of the creators of the system of scrutiny by Parliamentary Committee of European Community proposals - which in time come to affect all our lives - by examining them at an early stage, hearing evidence, elucidating them with the help of experts, reporting on their probable effects and whether desirable or not, and whether requiring amendment. He, with his parliamentary masters and colleagues, realised that it was only by the hard work of understanding the policy issues involved that one could hope to affect the outcome of complicated negotiations in the Council of Ministers.
In the late Seventies and early Eighties Sopwith was instrumental in writing a notable series of reports on the EC company law harmonisation programme, such as Group Accounts, competition policy (Competition Practice), the supervision of the Community's finances (EEC Budget), and on the Community institutions (Direct Elections to the European Parliament). He eventually retired in 1982 at the age of 77.
Charles Sopwith was of the old school, not given to the expression of his emotions; not for him the instant intimacy of today. He had the highest standards and never countenanced the second-rate in others or spared himself. Though quiet and undemonstrative, he was invariably warm and supportive in relations with colleagues and staff. He will be remembered for his old-fashioned courtesy combined with a gentle twinkle. His dry sense of humour would extract unexpected amusing aspects from all persons and situations around him. He was deeply musical, and gave much voluntary effort to various musical charities and was for years a director and honorary fellow of the Royal Academy of Music.
He married, at the age of 40, Ivy Violet Yeates, but their happy marriage was prematurely brought to a close when she died in 1968, and he never remarried. Instead he devoted his later years to his nephews and nieces and their families, with whom he was able to relax and enjoy himself, especially in retirement, and give vent to his keen humour.
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Charles Ronald Sopwith, solicitor: born South Shields, Co Durham 12 November 1905; Assistant Solicitor, Board of Inland Revenue 1952-56, Principal Assistant Solicitor 1956-61, Solicitor 1963-70; Public Trustee 1961-63; Kt 1966; Deputy Secretary, Cabinet Office 1970-72; Second Counsel to Chairman of Committees, House of Lords 1974-82; married 1946 Ivy Violet Yeates (died 1968); died Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire 15 November 1996.
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Asher Kaufman: Stop Beating the Drums of War against Iran
Asher Kaufman is associate professor of history and peace studies at the University of Notre Dame's Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies. He is the author of "Reviving Phoenicia: The Search for Identity in Lebanon."
(CNN) -- President Barack Obama's rebuke of Republicans who are "beating the drums of war" in encouraging the United States to take military action against Iran should be targeted not just toward those critics but also, and more important, toward the Israeli government.
An attack on Iran would not only fail to achieve its stated goal of denuclearizing the country, it would unleash a devastating confrontation between Iran and Israel that would harm thousands of Israelis and Iranians, and affect those in neighboring states.
It would drag the U.S. into another Middle East quagmire, and it would launch an oil crisis that would throw the global economy into turmoil. Then, once the dust settles (or before it does), Iran would only be more motivated to pursue its nuclear ambition....
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