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CULLOWHEE -- Western Carolina University once again will usher in the holiday season with the pageantry of Elizabethan England with the return of its annual Madrigal Christmas Dinners. This year's feasts will be held Friday and Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4.
A Yuletide tradition for the campus and surrounding community since 1970, the dinners will take place in the Grandroom of A.K. Hinds University Center.
The dinners, sponsored by WCU's music department and Hinds University Center, re-create 16th-century England, with authentic madrigal entertainment, costumes, music and food.
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Another conservative voice, a breath of fresh air.
Eugene moves to Purple Wisconsin. Sadly, it has been sorely lacking in the perspective of one who views everything in life through the prism of race.
Welcome and well come, O' Ye Breath o' Fresh Air!!
Uh-oh, righties. Now you're outnumbered.
In seriousness, I kind of expected that Purple Wisconsin would consist of purple viewpoints, not just a collection of more of the same right vs. left blogging.
I'm not sure why JS bought out their lone columnist writing on black Milwaukee; this city still is over 60% African-American, isn't it?
In any case it will be nice to continue to read Eugene, and that he may incidentally annoy white suburbanites for hopefully many years to come.Hide replies
Good a Progressive/socialist Rowen and a black race baiter Kane adding a little more blue to the purple tint.
Kane = left wing, racist, kook.Hide replies
What a let down. When I read the title of the article, "Eugene Kane is moving" I got excited thinking maybe he was moving to another state, or better yet, another country. Talk about disappointments. I was hoping he was going to join that other left wing loon, Ricky Pimento or something like that and move to Texas.
I think that with the addition of Ricky P, Texas reached its limit on liberals, so Kane couldn't go there.
I've heard a suggestion lately that the Dems could turn Texas blue if they really wanted to.
If I recall, Eugene wrote a column about the need for him to spend more time caring for his mother. I suspect that he has scaled back his workload to take on more responsibility there.
The hate generated on these blogs is very disappointing.Hide replies
Yeah, whenever a black person is criticized the first thing that comes to mind is hate. The basis for the criticism must be hate, it's gotta be hate! It couldn't possibly be due to anything else. Maybe Kane is lucky he isn't Polish or Swedish his followers would really have a difficult time defending his foolish myopic comments.
I don't dislike E. Kane because he's black. I dislike him because he's an azzhole!
Sadly, I'm looking forward to less Kane pieces.
I think what finally did it for me was to discover Rosa Park's 100th birthday last week from a different media source. Some stupid high-school diversity course gone awry was how Mr. Kane chose to occupy the moment.
She got a stamp dude.
So Eugene, are you movin on up? or movin on out? Didn't used to like you but have grown to understand your viewpoint. You are Black talking about Black issues. Like a Sports writer talks about Sports. Didn't agree with you very often. I did once, forgot when. might have been in 199?. or maybe back in ought 2 or ought 10. but hay it's a job. unlike some of the rest of us. Just kidding. Also follow a bit on twitter but you are a Bucks Fan. I'm not into basket ball. Used to like it back in the day. Now its all about the star player. "just give me the ball" Center. five rebounds and return it to the big guy. Then we get to read about how many points he made. Just rambling, I'll e-mail you. Ps these Blogs about you are full of hate. Hate to see that....
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Wang, H. J., Tang, Z. L., Lin, Z. M., Dai, L. L., Chen, Q. and Yang, Y. (2014), Recurrent splice-site mutation in MBTPS2 underlying IFAP syndrome with Olmsted syndrome-like features in a Chinese patient. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 39: 158–161. doi: 10.1111/ced.12248
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In 2007, Brian "Head" Welch, the former lead guitaristfor the hard-rock band Korn, shared the dramaticstory of his music, drug addiction, and miraculousredemption through Jesus Christ in his New YorkTimes bestselling book, Save Me from Myself.Inspiring and compelling, this book began a newchapter in his life, as he acknowledged the mistakes ofhis past and looked forward to a brighter future withGod at his side.
Now in Stronger, Head continues to share hispersonal life with an unflinching forty-day devotional ofscriptures that have helped him to mold his Christianfaith and find light during life's darkest moments.Written with passion and openness, this forty-dayjourney offers stories from Head's past and present,as he speaks candidly about his bouts of depressionsince finding God, his struggles against the darknessas he's tried to understand his faith, and how, throughthese times of weakness, God's written word has beenone of the keys to making him stronger than he'sever been. Applying both the Old and New Testaments to every aspect of his life—from his time with Korn tohis new solo career to his life-altering decisions tohis relationship with his daughter—Head details how,no matter what the issue, God has always provided theguidance he's needed to become a stronger person.
One part journal chronicling his evolving relationshipwith God, one part spiritual testament to the undeniablestrength of the Bible, Stronger is a devotional unlike anyother—both a moving tribute to the transformative powerof the word and a no-holds-barred look at what it meansto give yourself completely to Jesus Christ.
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Brian "Head" Welch was one of the founding members of Korn. In 2005, after an intense spiritual awakening, he was instantly delivered from years of substance abuse with almost no symptoms of withdrawal. Today he lives and prays with his daughter Jennea in Arizona.
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JillianAge: 45-54Gender: female5 Stars Out Of 5Great devotional.August 17, 2011JillianAge: 45-54Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is a great devotional--especially for others who have walk the life of addiction or danced with the promises of the world: Wealth, Fame and Power. But this book ABSOLUTELY needs to be produced in paperback so it can circulate endlessly in the jails and prisons. I love Brian's candor and honesty in his great adventure with knowing Jesus. There is great depth here and the potential to destroy our stereo types of cultural 'fads' and 'evils'-- on issues that are periferal like the color of the carpet or tatoos and piercings. God's ways are so much higher and his thoughts so far beyond ours--keep your mind open. He works EVERYWHERE.
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Alex Kotlowitz is an award-winning American journalist and author.[1][2][3][4]
Kotlowitz was raised in New York City, the son of former New York public television executive and former Harper's magazine editor Robert Kotlowitz.[5] Kotlowitz received his undergraduate degree from Wesleyan University and is an alumnus of the Ragdale Foundation. He currently lives with his family just outside Chicago in the suburb of Oak Park.
Kotlowitz is the author of There Are No Children Here: The Story of Two Boys Growing Up in the Other America, The Other Side of the River: A Story of Two Towns, a Death and America's Dilemma and Never a City So Real, among other works. There Are No Children Here, a national bestseller, is the winner of the Carl Sandburg Award, a Christopher Award, and the Helen B. Bernstein Award for Excellence in Journalism.[6] The New York Public Library selected this work as one of the 150 most important books of the twentieth century. The Other Side of the River received the Heartland Prize for Nonfiction. Both books were selected as a New York Times Notable Book of the year.
Kotlowitz, a Wall Street Journal staff writer from 1984 to 1993, has contributed to The New York Times Magazine, The New Yorker, and Public Radio International's This American Life. His articles have also appeared in Granta, The Washington Post, The Chicago Tribune, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic and The New Republic. His work has also been included in numerous anthologies.
He's been awarded honors in all three mediums. His journalism honors include two George Foster Peabody Awards, two Columbia duPont Awards, the Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award and the George Polk Award.
Between 2008 and 2011 Kotlowitz worked with documentary production studio Kartemquin Films and Hoop Dreams director Steve James as a producer on the documentary The Interrupters, which debuted at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2011 to widespread critical acclaim. The project was inspired by Kotlowitz's 2008 New York Times Magazine article, "Blocking the Transmission of Violence."[7][8][9] The film received an Emmy, the Independent Spirit Award for Best Documentary Feature. and a Cinema Eye Award, and was selected by numerous publications, including The New Yorker and Entertainment Weekly, as one of the top ten films of 2011.
Kotlowitz is a writer-in-residence at Northwestern University and has been a visiting professor at the University of Notre Dame and at Dartmouth College.[10] He also has been a writer-in-residence at the University of Chicago. He is the recipient of eight honorary degrees.
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There's no question about it - drought is causing serious problems for our farmers and communities.
So what do we do about it? Dams and irrigation are often touted as the best way to deal with increasing dry spells, especially in regions with low rainfall. But what's actually happening is water captured for irrigation in New Zealand isn't just being used to help tide farms over during droughts. It's being used to intensify farming.So what happens if droughts keep getting worse, and the irrigated water that allowed farms to intensify is no longer there? We only need look to Opuha dam in Canterbury to see how this critical problem plays out.The Opuha dam was built in 1998 with the promise of helping farmers through the tough droughts that had been hitting Canterbury. In the summer of 2... Read more >
The history of hydrodams in the Amazon is riddled with corruption, human rights abuse and destruction.
One hydrodam was built on the site the Munduruku believe their good spirits go when they die - their heaven. Seven waterfalls on the Teles Pires River were blown up and replaced by a hydrodam that was then given the same name.
As you can imagine, the destruction of a sacred site in order to construct a hydrodam is devastating for the Munduruku, just like it would be for many of us if Cape Reinga was destroyed.
This type of careless disregard for indigenous groups is also clear when we look at the effects of the Belo Monte hydrodam on the Xingu River, a dam of similar size that's close to the SLT hyrdodam planned for the Tapajós River.
As a result of the Belo Monte dam, tens of thousa... Read more >
Q/ Why is John Key telling us that the US back down on visiting ships is not a victory for New Zealand's nuclear free movement?
A/ Because if things are to stay the same (which is how the Prime Minister likes them), it is vital that people don't feel they have the power to change anything. Hence it's important for him to never acknowledge that people power works.
But people power does work. In fact it's one of the few ways we get positive change. People power stopped the Marsden B power station, it made Antarctica a World Park, it drove Shell out of the Arctic and ended Government logging of West Coast native forests. And people power made New Zealand nuclear free and kept it that way for 30 years and counting.
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It has been four months since the murder of environmental and Indigenous rights activist Berta Cáceres, and her killers have still not been brought to justice. Instead, the violence continues – on 7 July, another activist from Berta Cáceres' organisation was abducted and killed.
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Berta Cáceres in 2015. Photo by Goldman Environmental Prize. Photo Credit: Tim Russo
In March, my mother Berta Cáceres was murdered in her own home. Her death pains me in a way I cannot describe with words.
She was killed for defending life, for safeguarding our common goods and those of nature, which are sacred. She was killed for defending the rivers that are sources of ou... Read more >
There is nothing quite like flying over the Brazilian Amazon. The forest spreads out like an endless green carpet, crisscrossed by ribbons of water, and goes on for as far as the eye can see. Banks of clouds break up the vast sky. As the green of the mighty Tapajós River comes into view, I know we've entered the territory of the Munduruku Indigenous People – my hosts for the coming days.
Greenpeace is working alongside the Munduruku to push for formal recognition of their land and to halt the massive São Luiz do Tapajós (SLT) hydrodam planned for the Tapajós River, in the very heart of the Amazon. I have come to meet with the Munduruku chiefs and show our global support for the protection of the Tapajós and the rights of the Munduruku who have lived here for generations.
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What's the deal with microbeads? Here's 5 things that'll explain it all in no time at all.
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I've been living in a Munduruku traditional village for one week today.
Every morning I wake up to the chorus of calls from the forest. The bird sing and rattle, the crickets chime, and the roosters crow as the light filters in through bananas palms and the mosquito net that hangs over my hammock.
I'm in love with my new bedroom: A platform filled with hammocks that I share with 20 other Greenpeace people; it has a thatched roof and no sides.
Breakfast is served between 7am-8am, and like all our other meals, it's shared with the Munduruku.
After breakfast it's time to do chores, and we all pitch in to keep the camp clean and comfortable. The facilities Greenpeace have built here, some of which will be left behind for the Munduruku, are impressive: Three sleeping huts, an office, a ki... Read more >
This week the Electricity Authority – New Zealand's supposed power watchdog – decided it wasn't keen on being stuck in the middle of public and private interests anymore, so it picked a side.
Three guesses about which side it picked.
Against a backdrop of huge public outcry, the authority ruled that a controversial move by Hawke's Bay lines company, Unison, to charge its solar users an extra fee for choosing to use sunshine to power their homes, was not in breach of any regulations.
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I have the 10th sonic screwdriver and the 11th sonic screwdriver
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The latest âPunisherâ iteration seems to be finding a happy medium between the grim MAX series and the goofier âPunisher War Journal,â as Frank Castle is smack dab in the middle of the Marvel Universe, but possesses a serious attitude with villains played up as actual threats instead of walking punch lines. Thereâs still an element of fun here, though, with the odd little moment of cool goofiness like the Shaolin Scientist Squad, a group of Chinese doctors charged with harvesting organs.
The Punisher continues to work on taking down all of Norman Osbornâs underground criminal ties, mostly hitting "businesses" run by the Hood. Over in âNew Avengers,â Brian Michael Bendis has worked hard to make the Hood a legitimate heir to the Kingpin and, I think, has succeeded, but an appearance like this helps a great deal. Since the Kingpin was a villain for not just Spider-Man and Daredevil, but the Punisher also, having the man whoâs taken his place set his sights on Frank lends weight to the Hoodâs role in Marvelâs New York.
While Remenderâs use of the Hood is quite good, his use of the Punisher isnât nearly as confident. Given a new partner to handle the intel and technological side, Frank comes off here as little more than a mindless thug rather than the driving force behind the attacks on the Hoodâs establishment. With Henry constantly feeding him information and telling him what to do, the Punisher loses a lot of the autonomy and skill he already possesses. Whatâs more, he seems content to be nothing more than a weapon someone else points.
As technology advances, it makes sense that the Punisher would want someone to handle that element for him, but it rings false in its current incarnation. Itâs little more than Henry telling Frank want to do, which isnât the Punisher fans are used to.
Remenderâs ability to walk that fine line between bleak seriousness and absurdity is helped greatly by Jerome Opena, whose art is gritty and detailed, and, honestly, would look perfectly at home on the MAX book. This style lends gravity to characters like the Hood and even the Punisher himself, making their costumes fit into the world around them. Dan Brownâs muted colors work well with Openaâs art, not quite descending into mid-â90s Vertigo bleak, but still less flamboyant and bright than most superhero comics. Their work on the Hoodâs interrogation/killing of his men is graphic yet understated, again trying to push the limits of the violence a comic like this would necessitate, but not go far. Itâs a hard act to pull off, but Opena and Brown manage it.
While the goofy and comedic âPunisher War Journalâ didnât quite work, âPunisherâ succeeds with a more serious tone akin to âDaredevilâ or the MAX book. Remember, Opena and Brown are a great team (see "Fear Agent"), working harmoniously, but the book suffers from the lack of its strong protagonist with the Punisher presented more as a thug-for-hire than the driven vigilante weâre used to.


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Tehran, Apr 16 (EFE).- The magnitude-7.8 earthquake that struck southeastern Iran on Tuesday did not cause any fatalities on the Iranian side of the border, officials in Tehran said, while authorities in neighboring Pakistan blamed the temblor for 32 deaths.
The temblor occurred at 1044 GMT at a depth of 83 kilometers (52 miles).
The epicenter was located at Saravan near the Iran-Pakistan border.
Though soon after the quake struck the Isna news agency cited the Iranian Red Crescent in reporting the deaths of at least 40 people, the Iranian Red Crescent said hours later that there were no fatalities in the country.
But in Pakistan the earthquake killed at least 23 people and left another 150 injured when around 100 houses collapsed.
The fatalities occurred in Baluchistan province, Faisal-ur-Rehman of Pakistan's National Disaster Management Agency told Efe.
The Radio Pakistan Web site said a total of 39 people died, without mentioning the source of the information.
The earthquake was felt in at least 20 Pakistani cities including Karachi, a metropolis of 18 million inhabitants.
The temblor was also felt in Pakistan's neighbor to the east, India, where no injuries or material damage have been reported.


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Following up on his long-running alternate history series âRex Mundi,â which concludes this week with issue #19, writer Arvid Nelson brings readers a one-shot full of teenage mayhem and wrought from the messy mingling of fantasy and reality. Illustrated by Nick Stakal, âDeadlocke,â which is based loosely on the young adult novel âVenomousâ by Christopher Krovatin, ships in November from Dark Horse. CBR News caught up with Nelson to discuss the project.
âDeadlockeâ follows the story of loner Locke Vinetti, who prefers to imagine himself as a comic book hero Deadlocke. As Locke, though, he's recently been welcomed into the social elite, which might prove even more violent than his comic-inspired adventures.
âLockeâs a very introverted person. He lives in his own fantasy world,â Nelson told CBR. âIn my experience, people who are social are naturally attracted to introverts, and vice versa. Thereâs something mysterious about the 'other side,' I guess. Locke finds this new world thatâs unfolding to him -- a world of sex, partying, and social mayhem -- very exciting. Itâs a chance for him to live out all his fantasies. But itâs very dangerous when the lines between fantasy and reality get blurred. Everyone in the story starts transgressing into worlds theyâve never been in before. Theyâre playing with fire.â
Though âDeadlockeâ is a very different story than Nelson's work in âRex Mundi,â the two books do play on a few similar themes or dynamics, such as a more-than-usually tumultuous love triangle. âIn this story, Locke is caught between Casey, his new friend, who also happens to be gay, and Renee, his new girlfriend. Locke himself isn't gay, and Casey's attraction to Locke always lurks just below the surface, but it's there,â the writer explained. âBoth stories are also about the different attitudes men and women have about sex, and how those differences lead to so much pain and destruction. Sex is usually portrayed as this wonderful, exciting, cool, amazing, terrific thing on television and in movies. And it can be, but I think for most people, in real life, it's mostly pretty awkward and complicated.â
The theme of escapism seems close to the heart of âDeadlocke,â and of course comics have often been described as escapism, whether in a positive or negative sense. âEveryone needs a little escapism every now and then, but it can also be very dangerous,â Nelson said. âThatâs exactly the problem Deadlocke deals with. The private worlds people construct are very fragile. Letting the wrong person inside can be disastrous. Locke finds that out the hard way!â
There is also the sense that fantasy holds the potential to be either a constructive or a destructive force in a person's life, and the structure of âDeadlockeâ plays on this both in the telling of the story itself and in the particulars of Locke's character. âI donât believe thereâs any such thing as a story thatâs 'just a story.' Thereâs always a deeper level. The author is always telling you something about him or herself, even if they donât mean to,â Nelson said. âIn fact, itâs the things people donât mean to reveal that are really interesting.
âSo fantasy has enormous potential, both for good and for bad. If you write a story about social inequality, or whatever, itâs easy to put that story into a box. But with fantasy, you can deal with a subject in a way thatâs much more powerful and much more subtle at the same time. It penetrates very deeply, whether or not the reader wants it to, whether or not he or she is even aware of it.â
As to whether Arvid Nelson's next project will be a shorter story --six issues like âZero Killer,â now in progress, or one issue like âDeadlockeâ --or another massive epic like âRex Mundi,â Nelson said to expect a mix of both, with an emphasis on longer projects. âYou know, I've got some really exciting projects lined up, but I can't talk about âem! The one thing I can talk about is a novel I'm working on. It's definitely more in the 'long form' camp. Doing shorter pieces is really refreshing for me, it gives me the energy to persevere with this new epic I'm trying to write. I guess when left to my own devices, I tend to be attracted more to really long-form stories. It's easier for me to write a six hundred-page saga than a three-page short story. I guess it's just the way my brain works!â


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dat pain. [*]
I get migraines!!! I find it hard to draw!!!
i love this ;-;
yeah thats how I felt when I had a mild concussion
- I love the simplicity!
DANg i love how you drew this! the expression is great
soooooo cool!
is this done in watercolor?
Get well soon :c <3
damn it can i have the permission to use this as a tatto?
This would be a great tattoo!
I know man, I know. I used to take BC Powder twice a day everyday and I had to stop bcuz it was eating at the lining of my stomach or something. They got better after I started drinking water more often and now I rarely take anything anymore which is strange for me. I've been getting headaches and migraines since I was a little girl, but I never drank water then either. Well, now that u no my life's story and all........sorry, this one just hit home I guess.
Świetnie by to wyglądało jako tatuaż ^^
intense !
I like
I like
This is me, right now. -_-
But, it sums it perfectly and looks great to boot! ^_^
przybij pione :l
ta, moglybysmy sobie to wytatuowac. jakis symbol bolow glowy
To byłby fajny tatuaż.
Dat pain indeed
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Josh Dysart discusses the final issue of Valiant's "Harbinger," capping the "Death of a Renegade" arc, and dealing with the aftermath in "Harbinger: Omegas."
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Running Time: 138
Director: Mick Blue
Company: Zero Tolerance Entertainment
Cast: Simony Diamond, Angelina Crow, David Perry, Kathy Anderson, Thalia (I), Anastasia Christ, Mick Blue, Stacy Silver, Claudia Rossi, Lucy Lee
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Mason Jennings at First Avenue, 12/6/13
Photo by Youa Vang
Mason Jennings
With Pieta Brown
First Avenue, Minneapolis
Friday, December 6, 2013
Thanksgiving came a week late for Minneapolis musician Mason Jennings. The singer celebrated at First Ave. to a crowded room with a new album, interspersing his gratitude to every one that came out to see him on the first of two nights between songs and charmingly funny stories.
It's hard to pinpoint one reason why a Mason Jennings show is so entertaining. He's good-looking, but not to the point of distraction. He doesn't have the best dance moves, actually, he doesn't have any at all. His music pulls the listener in with its storytelling, some of them about love, but all of them about life and connecting with people around him.
When Mason writes a love song, he makes it simple and endearing. And that's where the night began with "Dreamin' of the Day That You'll Be Mine." He leaned heavily on new album Always Been, and reveled in the new songs like the upbeat "Lonely Street" and "Rainboots." Mason said that on the new album he focused more on vocals, because that was an area he always felt he was lacking in, but he could have fooled us when he belted out "Butterfly" and "Crown." All emotion was felt and interpreted via vigorous foot tapping.
While most of Mason's songs are hopeful, his newest single "Wilderness" is a haunting tale of lost love and yearning. From the deep opening guitar line to Jennings' touching vocals, the song brought out another side of the singer that is often untapped. While not directly about heartbreak, "The Field" was written when the songwriter tried come up with something after he visited some military bases. He had difficulty voicing his feelings, until one day the sentiments came to him and opened the the floodgate of reflection. To continue on this sedate tone, he quickly followed with "Instrument," a song dedicated to the late Nelson Mandela, and telling of ways he aspires to be like the leader.
As great as he is at telling a story through song, Mason captivated with his tales from the road. While at a show one evening, a fan gave him a bald eagle feather, not telling Jennings until the last minute, leading to Jennings almost landing in trouble because of the plume when he crossed the Canada/United States border. No worries, though. The feather was thrown over the fence at a rest stop. This led to a tale about his song "Lemon Grove Avenue," written after he saw a sign for the charmingly named street in San Diego. When he played it at a show in the city, no one clapped, leading into Mason questioning a fan about the song. They replied, "Man, have you ever been there? That street sucks."
As an ode to his home, he named his 2011 album Minnesota, fitting because his band was made up of Minnesota musicians with Jake Hanson on guitar, Rob Skoro on bass, and Barbara Jean on violin and backing vocals. Pieta Brown and Bo Ramsey, Mason's producer on Always Been, were invited onstage for "Patti and Robert," Mason's song for Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe, and the revival "Witness." It was a treat to capture Ramsey's guitar breakdown on "Witness," but what was even more of a treat was watching Jake Hanson getting lost in the music and having his own party from his corner of the stage.
An encore opened with Mason asking what the crowd wanted to hear -- something of a disaster since the audience was somewhat inebriated at this point, but he conceded with "Your New Man" and brought out the rock star with the bluesy "Ain't No Friend of Mine." Was First Avenue lucky enough to get a second encore? It sure was. As a bookend to the night, Jennings finished off with the last song off the last album "Just Try." As his wife watched from behind stage, Jennings serenaded the room and warmed hearts before they headed off into the cold December evening.
Critic's bias: The first time I saw Mason play was with Jack Johnson at River's Edge many years ago; I have been a fan since. While he is great on record, the whole Mason Jennings experience is best felt live.
The crowd: A cold Minnesota bunch -- many of them friends of Jennings.
Overheard in the crowd: Not much due to the drunk girl shouting in my ear. I have not been front row at a show in a long time, and I forget how a show experience can change dramatically because of where you stand in the venue.
Random notebook dump: For anyone interested in the songwriting process/stories behind Always Been, Mason did a commentary on the album via Spotify.
Dreamin' of the Day That You'll Be Mine
Lonely Street
Which Way Your Heart Will Go
Be Here Now
Living in the Moment
Raindrops on the Kitchen Floor
Lemon Grove Avenue
The Field
Jackson Square
Patti and Robert
Your New Man
Sorry Signs on Cash Machines
Ain't No Friend of Mine
Second Encore
Just Try
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Editor's note: This excerpt from "Worth the Wait: Tales of the 2008 Phillies" is printed with the permission of Triumph Books.
Free At Last
The clock had ticked to the edge of midnight on the Night the Phillies Won the World Series. The clubhouse of the champs had finally grown quiet. The champagne-soaked plastic sheets had been ripped off the lockers, and the emptied bottles of Domaine Ste. Michelle had been tossed into America's most overloaded recycling bins.
And Jimmy Rollins, the visionary who had once imagined this scene in his brain long before the rest of civilization, was getting ready to burst out into the night, the craziest Philadelphia night of his lifetime. Except before he could slip out the locker-room door, he ran headlong into me.
I'd known him longer than just about any player in that room. I'd known him since he first showed up in Philadelphia -- all 5'8", 165 pounds of him -- in September 2000, at age 21, for the final weeks of another lost journey to the bottom of the standings.We'd shared a thousand conversations and a thousand baseball moments over those last eight years, but we'd never shared this. The Phillies -- his Phillies -- were heading for the parade floats. And Jimmy Rollins, a man never at a loss for words, was still trying to grasp the life-changing immensity of what had just happened.
"I can't even understand it right now," he said. "I can't do it."
So I tried to help.We began to talk about what was already happening beyond those ballpark walls, in this town he played baseball in, in this town I'd lived in most of my life. For years, for decades, these people had been so consumed by the accumulation of all this frustration that kept swallowing them whole, it was almost as if they woke up every morning and thought, Who can I boo today? And now, already, they were different: transformed, liberated. After a quarter-century of waiting for a team like this to end their torment, that team had finally arrived. This team. Jimmy Rollins' team.
"You realize," I told him, "you've set all these people free."
He laughed.
"Prison break, huh?" he quipped.
Right; prison break. After 25 years of heartbreak, 25 years of neverending misery inflicted by four star-crossed teams in four professional sports, these people had finally tunneled their way out of their excruciating sports torture chamber. This was their first chance to bask in a title -- any kind of title, in any of those sports -- since Moses Malone's 1982-83 76ers, a team that existed 25 years and more than 9,000 games deep in their rearview mirror.And leading the way to that title was -- how did this happen? -- the local baseball team. The losingest team in North American sports history. The team whose claim to fame was dragging about 87 generations of Philadelphians through one agonizing season after another. This, for years, had been the team these people had the least faith in. So how amazing was it that this was the team that had finally set them free?
"For all those years," said Mike Missanelli, dulcet voice of Philadelphia's ESPN 950 radio airwaves, "your grandfather looked at this team and said, 'These bums will never win.' And your father said, 'These bums will never win.' And you said, 'These bums will never win.' And then, all of a sudden, they won. How often has that happened to these people?"
To some of them? How about never. Ever. This was a life experience with which many of these folks had zero familiarity whatsoever. They knew as much about the migration patterns of wild caribou as they knew about how to act when a team in their very own town actually won something.
"When they won, I didn't know what to do," said one resident of that strange new world, 28-year-old Brian Turcich. "I was in a bar with about 20 friends. The place was packed. And when they got the final out, there was like a pause, like, Did that just happen? Then everyone started hugging and kissing and high-fiving all the way down the street. But it was just such a weird situation. No one really knew what to do, because you've got this whole generation of kids who had never won a championship."
So as you try to contemplate that tidal wave of emotions that engulfed him and all those people like him at that metamorphic moment, there is something important you need to understand before this book marches onward for even one more paragraph: When something like this happens, this is not a sports story. This is a life story.
A sports story is when somebody wins and somebody loses; you spend 75 bucks on tickets, parking, and cheesesteaks; and then you go home and resume your regularly scheduled life.
A life story is when something happens on a baseball field and tears start overflowing your face. And you find yourself calling everyone you've ever cared about in your entire life and telling them this is the happiest moment in the history of the solar system, even better than that day you met Tina Fey in the airport. And then you listen to everyone in all of your households shriek and sob and laugh and pop champagne corks right there in the kitchen. And then you're blowing off work, you're yanking your kids out of school, you're navigating the traffic jam from hell, and you're abandoning your car in a tow-away zone in center city, all because nothing in your regular life matters more than joining 2 million euphoric humans -- 2 million people who, by some inexplicable miracle, suddenly feel exactly like you do -- for a parade that makes the Tournament of Roses look like a little skit down at your kids' preschool.
And you know what? The more I reflect on it, the more I realize that that word parade doesn't even come close to describing what took place in the city of Philadelphia on the final day of October 2008. Oh, there were floats and confetti and all those customary parade accoutrements. But this was way too big, way too powerful as a life experience, to be described as a mere parade.
"I don't think I've ever seen a parade like that," said the man who somehow became the ultimate grand parade master that day, manager Charlie Manuel. "I don't think there's ever been a parade like that. That's the greatest thing I've ever seen in my whole life. When we won, I knew it would be a big deal. But I had no idea it would be that big, that we made that many people happy, that we made that many people celebrate something."
What the manager saw that day, what all these men saw that day, was a sight they didn't know was possible. They saw people whose whole lives had changed. And I'm not exaggerating when I say that, either. That really happened. These people had just had their entire image of themselves, their community, and pretty much every single human being around them completely rearranged. Seriously.
Yeah, yeah, I know that to people on the outside, this might have seemed like the same old basic plotline you see every single frigging year: Team wins. Fans happy. But on the inside, these people knew this was more than that, huger than that. I don't know to explain how something that happens in a mere sporting event could be that meaningful to that many people, way, way, wayyyyy down there in the cores of their souls. But it was. It happened. I was there, hanging out with my euphoric daughter Hali, so I saw it. And the baseball players who made it happen saw it. And they, too, may never look at fans -- any fans -- the same way because of what they saw.
"I'll be honest. I can't imagine having that kind of impact on a city, on the people in a city," said third baseman and pinch-hit king Greg Dobbs. "It really blows your mind. You know, for the most part, we're in kind of our own little bubble as athletes. But. I saw grown men and women crying as we were passing by. Literally crying. You know, I'm just a baseball player. That's what I do. I don't hold myself up on any pedestal; I play baseball. And then here I am on this float with people looking me in the eye and thanking me, with tears flowing down their faces, for bringing them a championship. That's beyond anything I ever imagined. I get goose bumps just thinking about it. That's an experience that's going to live with me for the rest of my life."
The tears. The men who rode on those floats keep talking about the tears. And the faces. The looks on the faces. You don't see those looks often in life, especially not on 2 million of those faces at once. Theoretically, that ought to be impossible, right? To have that many people walking around at the same time on the same day, wearing that same look in their eyes -- that blissful, life-is-great glow you wait your whole life for?
"That's the thing that really got to me, that became my No. 1 moment in baseball," said Phillies chairman Bill Giles, a man who rode down the same parade route with the only other World Series-championship team in Phillies history, back in 1980." To see the real love in the faces of all those people was unbelievable. It wasn't quite that way in '80. Just the expressions of admiration and love on the faces of those people was awesome.
"I wouldn't have used that word love in 1980," Giles went on. "It was more a 'Thank you.' But this was different. And it was because of these players. There's just a more deep-down feeling between these fans and these players."
In Philadelphia, the highway's jammed with broken heroes who never lived up to their town's humongous expectations. But not this time. Not this group. Even before this team won, one of those special connections had already evolved between these players and the people who invest way too much of their lives in caring about them. But there's nothing like winning to launch that bond into a whole different orbit. And after that parade, or whatever the heck we're calling it, it's official. It's up there.
"If you go ask our players," Manuel said, "I bet you every one of them would say they learned a lot, not just about these people but about themselves. I think they realize now, these people are the same as you. And here's how I mean that. Sometimes when you're playing, of course you can get upset at somebody who's hollering at you or booing you. But when you see something like that [parade], I think you see what it's all for. You realize how hard these people are actually pulling for you. It gives you a different perspective. You find out you're not just winning this for the organization and you're not just winning for our team. It's bigger than that; you're doing it for all these people. You see how much it means to them, too. And everything about it is real, too, man. There's nothing phony about it. Winning the World Series in Philadelphia, seeing what it did for the whole city, it's very emotional. Believe me, I think about it every day, everything about it. I'll never forget it.We could win 10 in a row, and I'll never forget it."
"It just showed me the humanity that's attached to the relationship between these fans and this team," said Greg Dobbs. "Seeing that, it has to be unlike any other team-city bond anywhere. Maybe I'm wrong, but just [after] that experience, I can't imagine it being more intense anywhere. Going through that, that's when I realized that what we do in that ballpark is much bigger than what I thought it was."
It was four weeks after the parade as Greg Dobbs spoke those words. It was the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, and the glow hadn't faded. Not even a little. There were still people lined up on a frigid night outside a Philadelphia sporting-goods store -- some of them for more than five frostbitten hours -- to shake his hand, grab a signature, and, most importantly, to pour out their still-bubbling emotions.
"Thanks for letting me celebrate a Philadelphia championship in my lifetime," one teenage boy told him.
Another marched up wearing a World Series cap. "I waited my whole life to wear this hat," he said.
"I waited my whole life, too," Dobbs laughed.
Then Joe Baskowsky arrived, accompanied by his 81-year-old mother, Marge.
"How long did you have to wait?" Dobbs asked them, sympathetically.
"Oh, a couple of hours,"Baskowsky replied."But actually," he said, on second thought, "I've been waiting 28 years."
Somewhere out there, we could probably find a team of psychologists that could tell us why waiting -- especially lots of waiting, years and years and years and years of horrible, sickening, frustrating, deflating, relentlessly painful waiting -- makes the good times feel so much better when they finally do arrive. But whatever. Who cares why, when you get right down to it? The madness that has enveloped the hard-bitten residents of Philadelphia since that World Series is all the proof we need that there really and truly is stuff out there in life that can be totally worth the wait.
"That world championship made this whole town feel 110 percent better about themselves," said Mike Missanelli. "And we needed that, because we live here, and we know it's not the best spot on earth. You know what I mean? I mean, we all kind of like it, but we know it's not Xanadu. And that just kind of breeds this inferiority complex in the whole town. But that changed when this thing rolled through town."
This, ladies and gentlemen, is the power of sports. It makes no sense that something as theoretically unimportant as sports could be the best psychotherapy ever invented. But you'll never convince the lucky residents of the Philadelphia metropolitan area that it's not. Not now. Not when the buzz of winning is still fresh enough that they almost don't care that their stock portfolios have plummeted to approximately the same worth as the contents of their refrigerators' produce bins.
Life, for these people, is good. The only question is: How good? And the only question after that is: How long can this buzz possibly last? And the honest answer is:Way, way, way longer than you'd ever think.
It's nearly three decades now since Dallas Green managed the first Phillies team to win a World Series. And all these years later, when I asked him what it's been like to walk around Philadelphia, knowing how people still revere that feat, his voice actually quivered before he answered, "I don't have the ability to describe it.
"The pride I have in wearing this [World Series] ring and being recognized as the only guy who had it for 28 years has just been wonderful for me and my family," he said. "I've just never gotten over it to this day. Let's face it, it springboarded my whole career."
Of course, that title hung there, all alone, in the Philadelphia sky for so long that no wonder the men responsible for it remain such indelible icons.Who was supposed to join them in that pantheon -- Ricky Otero? Jerry Spradlin? Steve Jeltz? The only parade those guys rode in was their parade right out of town.
So obviously, we don't know how long Philadelphians are going to have to wait for That Next Parade. But here's a bet: It won't change the way they feel about the team that gave them this parade.
"All my buddies told me, back in 1980, that I'd never have to buy another beer in Philadelphia," Green said. "And they're probably right. These people don't forget. And I really appreciate the fact that they don't forget."
So for Charlie Manuel, this love affair looks as if it just might be for life. For Shane Victorino, Brad Lidge, Jimmy Rollins, and all the architects of this little prison break, it would take some serious screwing up to make their adoring public forget the way those men made their city feel in the magical month of October 2008.
We know and they know the months ahead won't all feel that good. We know and they know the seasons ahead won't all end on parade floats. We know and they know that this is still Philadelphia, so sooner or later, there will be sounds flowing down from those seats that won't remind them of the sounds they heard The Night The Phillies Won the World Series.
But that could be the ultimate test of the magnitude of winning. Is it actually possible that in Philadelphia, of all places, even the booing might not be the same?
"Oh, yeah. They'll still boo," said Phillies broadcast witticist Larry Andersen. "They have to. They're born to boo.
"Just now," Larry Andersen chuckled, "they'll only boo with two Os instead of like four."
Jayson Stark is a senior writer for ESPN.com. His new book, "Worth The Wait: Tales of the 2008 Phillies," was published by Triumph Books and is available in bookstores and online. Click here to order a copy.


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Published: Thursday, April 20, 2006 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 20, 2006 at 12:00 a.m.
Rose Lee Robinson, 73, of Hendersonville passed away Monday, April 17, 2006, at Pardee Hospital.
She was a native of Athens, Ohio, and lived in Akron, Ohio, and St. Petersburg, Fla., before moving to Hendersonville in 1987. She was a 1951 graduate of St. Petersburg High School. She was an avid reader, loved history, home decorating and her little yorkie, Mr. Peach. She was a loving wife and mother and of the Methodist faith.
Survivors include her husband, L. Fred Robinson; three sons, Fred Lee Robinson of Chicago, Ill., Daryl R. Robinson of Gainsville, Fla., and Brent T. Robinson of Asheville; four grandsons, Blake Robinson of Hawaii, Bret Robinson and Tanner Robinson of Fort Worth, Texas, and Zack Robinson of Chicago, Ill.; and three granddaughters, Emily and Erica Robinson of Chicago, Ill., and Lucy Robinson of Hickory.
No service is planned.
Thos. Shepherd & Son Funeral Directors and Cremation Memorial Center is in charge of the arrangements.
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Nine to 10 coal cars have derailed just south of Carmi along Epworth Road. The cars are off the tracks and away from the road in a nearby field. However, Epworth Road has been closed due to the derailment.
Crews and equipment are currently on scene to clean up the area. They hope to have the road open by daylight.
Epworth Road will remain closed until further notice. See the Tuesday, Nov. 18 edition of The Times for more details.
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