For other people named Richard Chamberlain, see Richard Chamberlain (disambiguation).
George Richard Chamberlain (born March 31, 1934) is an American stage and screen actor and singer, who became a teen idol in the title role of the television show Dr. Kildare (1961–1966).
Since then, he has appeared in several mini-series such as Shōgun (1980) and The Thorn Birds (1983), and many successful films such as The Bourne Identity (1988) being the first man to play Jason Bourne, and he has performed classical stage roles and worked in musical theatre.
Chamberlain was born in 1934 in Beverly Hills, California, the son of Elsa Winnifred (née von Benzon; later Matthews) and Charles Axiom Chamberlain, who was a salesman. In 1952, Chamberlain graduated from Beverly Hills High School and later attended Pomona College (class of 1956).
Chamberlain co-founded a Los Angeles–based theatre group, Company of Angels, and began appearing in television series in the 1950s. He was cast as Lt. Dave Winslow in "Chicota Landing", a 1960 episode of the NBC western series, Riverboat. In the storyline, Juan Cortilla, a Mexican bandit played by Joe De Santis, is stormed from jail. Chamberlain, as United States Army Lieutenant Winslow, asks Grey Holden (lead series character played by Darren McGavin) to transport Cortilla and his men to a military garrison. Instead, Cortilla takes over Holden's vessel, the Enterprise, and its gunpowder. Connie Hines appears with Chamberlain as Lucy Bridges, and Ted de Corsia is cast as another bandit.
Chamberlain and Mary Tyler Moore rehearsing Golightly in the mid-1960s.
At the end of the 1960s, Chamberlain spent a period of time in England where he played in repertory theatre and in the BBC's Portrait of a Lady adaptation, becoming recognized as a serious actor. In 1969, he starred opposite Katharine Hepburn in the film The Madwoman of Chaillot. While in England, he took vocal coaching and in 1969 performed the title role in Hamlet for the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, becoming the first American to play the role there since John Barrymore in 1925. He received excellent notices and reprised the role for television in 1970 for the Hallmark Hall of Fame.
In the 1970s, Chamberlain enjoyed success as a leading man in films: The Music Lovers (1970), Lady Caroline Lamb (playing Lord Byron, 1973), The Three Musketeers (1973), The Lady's Not for Burning (1974), The Towering Inferno (in a villainous turn as a dishonest engineer, 1974), and The Count of Monte Cristo (1975). In The Slipper and the Rose (1976), a musical version of the Cinderella story, co-starring Gemma Craven, he displayed his vocal talents. A television film, William Bast's The Man in the Iron Mask (1977), followed. That same year, he starred in Peter Weir's film The Last Wave.
Chamberlain later appeared in several popular television mini-series (earning him a nickname of "King of the Mini-series"), including Centennial (1978–79), Shōgun (1980), and The Thorn Birds (1983) as Father Ralph de Bricassart with Rachel Ward and Barbara Stanwyck co-starring. In the 1980s, he appeared as leading man with King Solomon's Mines (1985) opposite newcomer Sharon Stone, and also played Jason Bourne/David Webb in the television film version of The Bourne Identity (1988).
Since the 1990s, Chamberlain has appeared mainly in television movies, on stage, and as a guest star on such series as ABC's The Drew Carey Show and Will & Grace. He starred as Henry Higgins in the 1993–1994 Broadway revival of My Fair Lady. In the fall of 2005, Chamberlain appeared in the title role of Ebenezer Scrooge in the Broadway National Tour of Scrooge: The Musical. In 2006, Chamberlain guest-starred in an episode of the British drama series Hustle as well as season 4 of Nip/Tuck. In 2007, Chamberlain guest-starred in episode 80 (Season 4, Episode 8, "Distant Past") of Desperate Housewives as Glen Wingfield, Lynette Scavo's stepfather. In 2008 and 2009, he appeared as King Arthur in the national tour of Monty Python's Spamalot. In 2010, he appeared as Archie Leach in season 3, episode 3 of the series Leverage, as well as two episodes of season 4 of Chuck where he played a villain known only as The Belgian. Chamberlain has also appeared in several episodes of Brothers & Sisters, playing an old friend and love-interest of Saul's. He also appeared in the independent film We Are the Hartmans in 2011. In 2012, Chamberlain appeared on stage in the Pasadena Playhouse as Dr. Sloper in the play, The Heiress.
Chamberlain was romantically involved with television actor Wesley Eure in the early 1970s.[citation needed] In 1977, he met actor-writer-producer Martin Rabbett, with whom he began a long-term relationship. This led to a civil union in the state of Hawaii, where the couple resided from 1986 to 2010 and during which time Chamberlain legally adopted Rabbett to protect his future estate. Rabbett and Chamberlain starred together in, among others, Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold, in which they played brothers Allan and Robeson Quatermain. In the spring of 2010 Chamberlain returned to Los Angeles to pursue career opportunities, leaving Rabbett in Hawaii, at least temporarily.
Chamberlain was outed as a gay man at the age of 55 by the French women's magazine Nous Deux in December 1989, but it was not until 2003 that he confirmed his homosexuality in his autobiography Shattered Love.
In 1962, Chamberlain won the Golden Apple Award for Most Co-operative actor. In 1963 he won a Golden Globe award for Best TV Star – Male for: Dr. Kildare (1961). He won the Photoplay Award for Most Popular Male Star for three consecutive years, including 1962, 1963 and 1964.
In 1980 he won the Golden Apple award for Male Star of the Year. In 1981 he won a Golden Globe award for Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series – Drama for: Shogun (1980). In 1982 he won the Clavell de Plata award at the Sitges - Catalan International Film Festival as Best Actor for The Last Wave (1977). In 1984 he won a Golden Globe award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for TV for: The Thorn Birds (1983). In 1985 he won the Aftonbladet TV Prize (Sweden) for Best Foreign TV Personality – Male.
On 12 March 2011, Chamberlain received the Steiger Award (Germany) for accomplishments in the arts.
1960 Rescue 8 N/A Episode: "High Explosive"
1960 Bourbon Street Beat Dale Wellington Episode: "Target of Hate"
1961 The Deputy Jerry Episode: "Edge of Doubt"
1961 Whispering Smith Chris Harrington Episode: "Stain of Justice"
2000 Touched by an Angel Everett/Jack Clay Episode: "The Face on the Bar Room Floor"
2005 Will & Grace Clyde Episode: "Steams Like Old Times"
2007 Desperate Housewives Glen Wingfield Episode: "Distant Past"
2017 Twin Peaks Bill Kennedy Episode: "Part Four"
"Haleakala: How Maui Snared The Sun (Tone Poem) (1991), composed by Dan Welcher, performed with the Honolulu Symphony"
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The envelope protein (also known as Envelope small membrane protein) is localized on the surface of the virus and represents one of the most relevant structural proteins of SARS-CoV-2. It acts as a viroporin and is involved in virus morphogenesis, assembly and pathogenesis. Based on previous structural studies of highly similar envelope proteins from other coronaviruses and homology studies, it is assumed that the envelope protein forms a pentameric structure when integrated into the membrane of SARS-CoV-2. The synthetic SARS-CoV-2 Envelope H2 covers amino acids S55 to 75V. The SARS-CoV-2 Envelope H2-Biotin protein is specifically biotinylated at a
Specifications for SARS-CoV-2 Envelope H2
The envelope protein (also known as Envelope small membrane protein) is localized on the surface of the virus and represents one of the most relevant structural proteins of SARS-CoV-2. It acts as a viroporin and is involved in virus morphogenesis, assembly and pathogenesis. Based on previous structural studies of highly similar envelope proteins from other coronaviruses and homology studies, it is assumed that the envelope protein forms a pentameric structure when integrated into the membrane of SARS-CoV-2. The synthetic SARS-CoV-2 Envelope H2 covers amino acids S55 to 75V. The SARS-CoV-2 Envelope H2-Biotin protein is specifically biotinylated at a single site.
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Detection of Humoral and Cellular Responses to SARS-CoV-2 in COVID-19 Convalescents
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SJC Long Island psychology professor Paul Ginnetty, Ph.D., was named Psychologist of the Year by the Suffolk County Psychological Association (SCPA).
Dr. Ginnetty, who coordinates clinical internships at SJC Long Island, served on SCPA's executive board and ethics committee. For the past seven years, he's also been the chair of their continuing education committee, which grants American Psychology Association (APA)-approved continuing education credits to psychologists and social workers.
The recipient is chosen after the board receives nominations for the award from the general members. The board then meets to select that year's honoree.
"Becoming more involved in (SCPA) has also allowed me to exchange ideas with a number of other practitioners in the area, which is a welcome opportunity in a field where one spends many hours in the somewhat isolating environment of solo private practice," Dr. Ginnetty said.
(from l to r) President-elect Dr. Samantha Dreyer, President Dr. Shane Owens, award recipient Dr. Paul Ginnetty and Past-president Dr. Deena Abbe.
He noted he would not have become involved in SCPA if it weren't for Diane Sherlip, Ph.D., associate professor of psychology at SJC Long Island. Dr. Sherlip likewise served as a board member, and is an accomplished past president for SCPA.
Dr. Ginnetty said that in his role as chair of the continuing education committee, he oversees the content, pedagogical design and external advertising of the association's monthly continuing education offerings, ensuring they are in full conformity with the requirements of both the APA and the State Department of Education.
When Dr. Ginnetty first became chair of the committee, SCPA was not yet accredited to offer continuing education for state-licensed social workers. After putting together and submitting an application to the state Department of Education, SCPA became accredited to offer continuing education to social workers.
Dr. Ginnetty learned of a teaching position at St. Joseph's through an ad in the New York Times 31 years ago — "back when professional 'Help Wanted' pages were the main place to look for career opportunities," he said.
"I love everything about the classroom experience, and I value the opportunity to work in a department that has always justifiably prided itself on working closely with students and getting to know them, their goals and the breadth of their outside lives," he said.
Roughly 15 years ago, SJC Long Island's psychology department began contacting local agencies to develop relationships and determine if St. Joseph's students could gain entry-level clinical experience through internships, expanding Dr. Ginnetty's responsibilities at the College.
It is no exaggeration to say that I feel very strongly each time that my students and I have shared a special, memorable time together and have stood together — however briefly — on sacred ground." – Paul Ginnetty, Ph.D.
"At the time, I was the person in the department with the most clinical experience, having worked in a number of inpatient and outpatient settings," Dr. Ginnetty, whose doctoral degree is in clinical psychology, said.
Dr. Ginnetty has served as director of a Catholic Charities mental health clinic in the city, as a staff member of a chemical dependency counseling agency in Nassau County and as a staff psychologist in the student mental health clinic on the campus of Stony Brook University.
It occurs each December and May.
It's clear that Dr. Ginnetty's passion for his career and for his students runs deep.
"It is no exaggeration to say that I feel very strongly each time that my students and I have shared a special, memorable time together and have stood together — however briefly — on sacred ground," said Dr. Ginnetty, who studied to be a Roman Catholic priest but postponed his ordination because, he said, he felt called to the lifestyle of marriage and family.
"Be open to new experiences in your education and training," Dr. Ginnetty said when asked what advice he'd offer aspiring psychologists. "Try out different things to see which ones seem to offer the best fit for your particular personality style and interests. Keep evolving, even as you strive to find your niche, which is to say become the kind of psychologist that offers you the best opportunities to use your unique and distinctive gifts as a person, be that in the research lab, in private practice, in a state psychiatric facility or in a corporate consulting role.


Using a heat gun for your embossing techniques.
... is a Heat gun.
A heat gun is something you need to invest in, if you wish to add embossing to your projects.
This useful piece of equipment needn't cost a lot but it is something you will use over again, especially if you like the effect that embossing has on your projects.
Take a look at the Embossing page and see the difference it has made to the "Teddy bear". She goes from dull and flat, to raised and shiny very quickly.
The transformation to the notebook is something else. And both are very easy to achieve.
Another project that this equipment can be used for is Shrink Plastic and this is a really fun material to work with. The heat gun comes in many sizes and price ranges, so it's best to shop around and find the one that you can handle easily.
It gets very hot, so don't leave children unsupervised. The last thing you want is an accident.
They look very similar to an ordinary hair dryer....but don't be fooled! They get much hotter and they don't blow as fiercely.
If you make the mistake of using your hairdryer you will find that the embossing powder ends up anywhere but where you want it, and you will be left with a big mess to clear up!!
And the hairdryer is not hot enough.
Move the gun over the powder in order to melt it, and if there is a stand with it, then use it when you have finished to prevent burning your work surface.
And another definite No! NO! is the paint stripper version that you would use in decorating, not a good idea and it gets very hot.
If used with care and looked after the heatgun will give you many years of good service, without any accidents too.


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Mac to dress on Friday?
By Chris White@uzworm Aug 3, 2011, 12:10pm MDT
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COLUMBUS OH - NOVEMBER 6: Jason Garey #9 of the Columbus Crew and Macoumba Kandji #10 of the Colorado Rapids battle for control of a loose ball on November 6 2010 at Crew Stadium in Columbus Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
Although we've been asking the same question every single game for weeks now, this does seem to be the most likely week yet that we'll get a chance to see Macoumba Kandji dress for the Rapids and perhaps play some minutes. Kandji has not seen any time on a pitch for an MLS game since that terrible leg injury he suffered when Ugo Ihemelu collided with him while he shot the ball off of George John.
Kandji had several decent appearances for the Rapids last year, netting himself two assists as well as making a great play to force an own goal in the dying minutes of MLS Cup 2010, the goal that would eventually be the game winner for the Rapids.
Even if Kandji doesn't actually play any minutes on Friday against Columbus, that would still be a fantastic thing to see him on the field in a Rapids uniform, running with the boys during pre-game and maybe coming on as a late sub. I know that the fans at DSGP would be glad to give him some applause if he steps out there.


Now I just need some time to stitch both of the aprons up, and I'll be happy. If they come out good, I will definitely make more for my etsy shop. I've got plenty of small pieces of fabric that would be perfect candidates for this design.
Tomorrow is the NJ Polymer Clay Guild's monthly meeting, and I signed up for the gingerbread man swap. I made my guys today. Nothing like waiting until the last minute, eh? I wasn't feeling particularly inspired, but once I sat down and started working on them, I got enough into it to end up with these guys. They're all made using the colors and canes from the Crabapple scheme which you may remember from November's contest. I used Sculpey Ultralight mixed with a bit of Premo and even a pinch of real ginger for the gingerbread. I thought the texture of Ultralight was more like real cookies. There are some flaws in the surface of these, but I was lazy thought it made them look more like real cookies and so I left them there. I'm happy with them, and it'll be fun to see what other little men the others in the swap have created.
And now I must take my leave – it's time for me to snuggle in and watch some bad sci fi with my sweetie.
Oh my, those gingerbread ornaments are CUTE!!!! There are going to be some very happy swappers at your meeting!
Thanks! I was glad to see that there were enough made that I could keep one for myself 🙂 It was fun to see how everyone interpreted the simple gingerbread man. They were all very different from each other.
Thanks! I used to make ornaments quite a bit, but I got tired of it and quit. Maybe now that I've had a few years off from it, I can get back into making them on a limited basis.


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Statement on protest in Liverpool city centre
We can confirm officers attended the junction of Church Street and Parker Street in Liverpool city centre this afternoon (Sunday 18 October) where a group of protestors had gathered from 1pm.
Assistant Chief Constable Jon Roy said: "Merseyside Police has been clear in advising people not to gather to protest under the current restrictions.
"Disappointingly for a second day this weekend, protestors chose to gather in Liverpool. We continue to urge people to consider ways of making themselves heard that do not pose a risk to the health of those attending as well as the people they may come into contact with afterwards.
"Under current coronavirus legislation however, protest can be lawful if certain conditions are met and in this case they were. Participants were regularly asked by speakers to spread out and officers monitoring the demonstration observed people complying.
"Officers remained in attendance until the protest ended.
"Throughout this pandemic, our officers have engaged with people and encouraged them to adhere to the restrictions – only moving to enforcement when necessary. Officers engaged with the organiser to ensure that she complied with her risk assessment and in this case it was not necessary to take the next step of enforcement.
"However it is incredibly frustrating that we have had to police such a protest again this weekend, and had the protest become unlawful, we would not have hesitated to take enforcement action. Merseyside Police has shown that we are prepared to take strong enforcement action when it is needed, and will continue to do so."


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Hue Imperial Citadel – Places not to miss on a multi stop tour of Vietnam. Hue has chosen to be the capital city of the Southern Kingdom by all Nguyen Lords. For approximately 400 years, Hue has become a great landscape and architectural site. Hue' royal complex has been officially recognized by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Located on the Northern bank of Huong River (Perfume River), with an area 500 ha, the Imperial Hue Citadel enclosure is the Kinh Thanh (Capital Citadel), Hoang Thanh (Royal Citadel) and Tu Cam Thanh (Forbidden Citadel).
From Hue city central to Imperial Citadel, it's take a bout 4km, you can walk by yourself, but if you will visit another place like Thien Mu Pagoda or Emperor Tombs. Let's use private taxi transfer; it's will be more convenience.
Entrance fee just 150,000dong/pax, you will have chance to visit two places: Imperial Citadel and Royal Boutique Museum. If you would like to visit Emperor Nguyen's Tombs; don't forget to buy a combination tickets; you will save a little bit money.
Hue Imperial Citadel is a large area; you will walk so much for visit; prepare good shoes will made your trip more comfortable. And don't forget close time is 17:00.


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Eddie Owen Presents at the Red Clay Music Foundry
Eddie Owen Presents: Wynn Varble and Gary Hannan
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Wynn Varble
Wynn came to love country music at a very young age when he discovered his father's collection of classic country vinyl records. He even traded his big brother's "Grand Funk Railroad" for a copy of Jimmy Dean's "Big Bad John", and still has a scar to prove it! Around the age of 14, a neighbor showed Wynn a few chords on an old guitar. Before long, Wynn was playing on his own and writing his own songs.
After years of performing in honkytonks & bars, Wynn decided to make the move to Nashville. His first radio single was "Fit To Be Tied Down" by Sammy Kershaw. Since then Wynn has had many hits including three number ones…all three were nominated for "Song Of The Year" by the CMA or ACM and sometimes both. Wynn's three number one songs are "Have You Forgotten" by Darryl Worley, "Waitin' On A Woman" by Brad Paisley, and "I'm A Little More Country Than That" by Easton Corbin. In addition to his number ones, Wynn has had songs recorded by artists such as Garth Brooks, Cody Johnson, Jon Pardi, Trace Adkins, Mark Chesnutt, Willie Nelson, Kellie Pickler, Lee Ann Womack, and many others.
In 2009, Wynn received the Nashville Songwriters Association's Songwriter of the Year Award. He made his Grand Ole Opry Debut in 2011. Additionally, Wynn has appeared on several tv shows and was featured weekly on the Joey & Rory Show for several years. Wynn writes songs nearly every day and tours extensively. He is currently signed with BMG Music Publishing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUixDDqmAn8
Gary Hannan
Gary Hannan wrote "Back When I Knew It All" (Montgomery Gentry), "Tequila Makes Her Clothes Fall Off" (Joe Nichols), and songs recorded by Joey + Rory, John Michael Montgomery, Craig Morgan, Blake Shelton, and Darryl Worley.
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Eddie Owen Presents: The Mad Hatters (Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers Tribute)
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The Mad Hatters...a Tribute to Tom Petty AND The Heartbreakers
Brewed in Florida, aged to perfection in LA, the genius of Tom Petty was at it's very best with the Heartbreakers. One just doesn't find a lead guitarist like Mike Campbell in a friend's back room or a keyboardist like Benmont Tench, the son of a Florida judge who had to fight to be a musician. But Tom Petty did and the Heartbreakers were every bit a 5 piece gang.
The Mad Hatters are seasoned Atlanta pro's who've made it a mission to replicate the Heartbreakers "NEW" Rock and Roll sound and vibe.. Band members include Vegas Dave Turner...Vocals/Guitar, Fred McNeal... Guitar/Vocals, Wayne Vokovich... Bass/Vocals, Todd Johnston...Drums/Vocals and Asher McKinney...Keys/Vocals.
Come, wear your best hat and have a cup of tea with the Mad Hatters!
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Eddie Owen Presents: Chuck Cannon and Smith & Calvert
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CHUCK CANNON
Chuck grew up in the South Carolina Lowcountry,a Southern boy whose voice echoes the R&B, Rock & Roll, Gospel, and Country music he grew up listening to. He is a multi-award-winning songwriter whose genre defying songs have been covered by an incredibly diverse array of mega-stars ranging from Pop artists Paul Carrack (Mike &The Mechanics, Squeeze and Ace) to Folk Rock's Shawn Mullins, Rodney Crowell and Antje Duvekot, to Country artists George Jones, Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton, Wynonna Judd, George Strait and Toby Keith, to Euro-Pop super-groupBoyZoneand80's rock superstar band Night Ranger, and Gospel's Russ Taff and Bebe Winans.
Chuck's chart-topping songs have logged over 25 million terrestrial radio airplays, over 700 million streams, and he has been the recipient of numerous coveted BMI Million-Air awards. His song,"I Love The Way You Love Me," won The Academy of Country Music Song of the Year. His critically acclaimed solo music projects, "GOD SHAPED HOLE,""LOVE AND MONEY," and "SYMPHONY OFSCARS" sing with haunting productions and wide-open spaces surrounding songs that tell the tales of the weary and broken who live through the messes, lose their faith in the bad religion and still believe in the magic. His spoken-word project, "TRUE STORIES AND OTHERLIES:VOLUME ONE," is a collection of soul-deep stories that rides the listener down a twisted journey of laughter and tears through the life of an artist of The American South.
His latest solo project, "MACHINE," is a wild song-ride down back-roads where houses still have tin roofs, screen doors and front porches; where rivers run with memories of places we can't go again-then along sad city streets where dreams are swallowed whole by cold clanging contraptions of our own making. His wry socio-political commentary takes no sides, save that of the common folk who work hard, laugh loud and know only one thing for sure; we are lost without love. Chuck is, first and last, a Songwriter; and no one interprets a song like the writer of the song. His unique guitar style and engaging stories make for riveting live performances that will leave you wanting more. . .
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Smith & Calvert
Two instruments, two voices, beautiful songs and captivating harmonies
As the lead writers and voices of the popular bluegrass band, the Dappled Grays, Leah and Michael share a long musical history. They used the downtime of the pandemic to write an entire new catalog of music and launched their new project, Smith & Calvert. Their weekly Video Podcast "About a Song" is out now. Michael has played with Sugarland, John McEuen (of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band), the legendary bluegrass fiddler Bobby Hicks, and for 10 years, shared the stage with Lauren Morrow as a member of the Whiskey Gentry. Leah is a first call Atlanta fiddler/violinist and singer. Apart from releasing her own music, she currently plays and records with John Driscoll Hopkins (of the Zac Brown Band) and has recorded extensively with Kristian Bush (of Sugarland).
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Eddie Owen Presents: Allman Bros Tribute END OF THE LINE
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Day of show: $28
"End Of The Line" is a tribute to The Allman Brothers Band, and guaranteed to be unlike anything you've ever heard, or seen. Comprised of 6 members from varying musical backgrounds, we provide a comprehensive and authentic musical experience, faithful to the original spirit of The Allman Brothers Band. With our members ages ranging from the mid 20s - early 40s, "End Of The Line" brings to the table a studied and mature sound, performed with an explosive and youthful energy unlike any other ABB tribute experience out there.
"Any music venue looking for a great Allman Brothers Band Tribute needs to look no further than 'End of The Line' out of Nashville, TN. I have booked them many times over the past couple of years and they always blow me away. Led by the silky smooth vocals and keyboard playing of Justin Smith, the twin lead guitar interaction between Conor Kelly and Adam Gorman that reminds one of the Haynes-Trucks era, these guys will make you feel as if you are in The Beacon Theatre witnessing history. Drummer Chase Bader is both the backbone of Butch and the jazzy flashes of Jaimoe rolled into one. Percussionist Ryan McClanahan fills in the gaps beautifully in a way that would make Marc Quinones proud. Veteran Bassist Casey Conway brings the thunder and the funk that will rattle a dead man's spine. These guys are also great people who fill the room full of love and joy. True professionals without big egos. I never get tired of 'End of The Line.' As a self proclaimed 'Peach Head' and an arm chair historian of The Allman Brothers Band, when I need a ABB tribute act, they are my first choice!"
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOlc5PhJUCw&list=RDqOlc5PhJUCw&start_radio=1
Eddie Owen Presents: Scott Cook and Cary Morin
GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: December 3, 2021 2:43 PM to February 5, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: February 5, 2022 6:00 PM to February 5, 2022 11:00 PM
$20 advance ($24 day of show)
"As good a modern folkie as we have these days. A perfect voice for the genre. An understanding beyond the norm."
-No Depression
"…beautifully written lyrics, intricate chordal patterns and a refreshing plain-spoken vocal clarity."
-Maverick Country
Cook is one of the hardest-working DIY troubadours on the road today, averaging around 150 shows including a dozen festivals every year since 2007. All the hard miles notwithstanding, he still believes that songs can change your life, and your life can change the world.
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxxjLu0TKF0
CARY MORIN
"…great songs delivered by a band of the highest caliber South Louisiana musicians, just brimming with hooks, infectious rhythm and deep soul."
-Glide Magazine
"…the thing about Morin is his voice, textured and steady, is the glue holding the songs together. You're not drawn to the vocals because they dominate the tracks - it's the opposite."
Described as "one of the best acoustic pickers on the scene today," Cary Morin brings together the great musical traditions of America like no other. With deft fingerstyle guitar and vocals that alternately convey melodic elation and gritty world-weariness, Morin crafts an inimitable style often characterized as roots-infused Native Americana with hints of bluegrass, folk, blues, and rock. He has performed at renowned venues across the globe, including the Kennedy
Center and Lincoln Center, and is the recipient of numerous awards and accolades.
David Bromberg remarks, "Cary Morin is a unique and brilliant guitar player, songwriter and singer. As a guitar player, I have huge respect for Cary's style and technique.... If you haven't heard him yet, you should. Try to remember that it's only one guitar." Music critic Bill Hurley writes, "His guitar skill is jaw-dropping, his voice is warm, worn of world experience, and his songwriting allows both of those things to flourish and captivate anyone in the room."
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=90&v=IinwBftXuKY&feature=emb_imp_woyt
Eddie Owen Presents: Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Act SKYNFOLKS!
DAY OF SHOW GENERAL ADMISSION:
DAY OF SHOW GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: February 11, 2022 6:00 PM to February 11, 2022 11:00 PM
GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 12, 2022 3:28 PM to February 12, 2022 6:00 PM
RESCHEDULED FROM JAN 7, 2022 - ALL TICKETS WILL BE HONORED
$20 in advance ($23 at the door)
SkynFolks was formed as a result of some very devoted musicians who wanted to bring a little more to the game than what they'd seen from Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Bands. They also knew how discriminating and tough real Skynyrd fans can be so they set their performance bar high……really high.
Street Fightin' Band (Rolling Stones Tribute!)
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 4, 2022 1:13 PM to February 12, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF PREMIUM / DAY OF RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: February 12, 2022 6:00 PM to February 12, 2022 10:00 PM
The Street Fightin' Band show has been rescheduled to FEB 12, 2022 after band members tested positive for COVID.
If you have tickets to the New Year's Eve show they will automatically transfer to the new date.
EOP
Street Fighting Band - The Ultimate Tribute to The Rolling Stones!
Premium: $35 advance ($39 day of show)
Eddie Owen Presents: Jill Sobule
Reserved: $25 ($28 day of show)
Premium Reserved: $30 ($33 day of show)
"Jill Sobule can claim her place among the stellar New York singer-songwriters of the last decade. Topical, funny and more than a little poignant ...grown-up music for an adolescent age."
-New York Times
Jill Sobule, an award-winning artist with the ECR Music Group, has released a dozen of albums spanning three decades of recording, tackling such topics as the death penalty, anorexia nervosa, shoplifting, reproduction, the French Resistance, adolescent malaise, LGBTQ issues, and the Christian Right, to name a few - with her trademark wit and aplomb.
On stage, she entertains, amuses, provokes, and more often than not, takes her audiences on an emotional roller coaster, from comedy to pathos in a few bars of music, often within the same song.
Jill Sobule's recording career began in 1990 with the album Things Here Are Different (MCA), produced by Todd Rundgren. Radio took notice thanks to the single's "Too Cool To Fall In Love". Her 1995 self-titled album (Atlantic) brought her mainstream commercial and critical success with two hit singles: the satirical gem "Supermodel" from the movie Clueless and "I Kissed A Girl" (the original), the first ever openly queer-themed Billboard Top 20 record.
For her most recent album, the Ben Lee-produced Nostalgia Kills, Sobule turned her warm wit and laser focused poet's eye on herself more than ever before. For all its graceful, funny, and heartbreaking explorations of awkward youth and grown-up regrets, Nostalgia Kills is as of-the-moment as anything in Jill Sobule's catalog. Through her own experiences, she explores issues our society still collectively struggles with (LGBTQ rights, teen mental health, our unhealthy obsession with staying forever young) and gently skewers our tendency to dwell on the past at the expense of addressing the present.
Sobule has performed with Neil Young, Billy Bragg, Steve Earle, Cyndi Lauper, Tom Morello, Warren Zevon, and John Doe. She inducted Neil Diamond into the Songwriter's Hall of Fame. She has shared billing with Don Henley, Joe Jackson, Warren Zevon, the influential LA punk band X, and Lloyd Cole & The Negatives. She regularly co-stars with comedian/actress/author/SNL alumni Julia Sweeney in their Jill & Julia Show, an unusual and mesmerizing combination of song and storytelling. A road warrior, she plays more than 100 shows a year.
In November of 2019 Jill sang a song as herself on an episode of the Simpsons. Most recently, Sobule has been working on two projects: an autobiographical show directed by two-time Obie-winner Lisa Petersen, (titled F**k 7th Grade!) which will premiere in May 2020 at Pittsburgh's City Theater, and another concept album, this time a series of short musical portraits of working women, which she expects to complete within the year.
https://www.jillsobule.com/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUi11Cz4ZUg&feature=emb_imp_woyt
Eddie Owen Presents: Randall Bramblett Band
DAY OF PREMIUM / DAY OF RESERVED Public Onsale: February 18, 2022 6:00 PM to February 18, 2022 11:00 PM
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED Public Onsale: August 17, 2021 4:00 PM to February 18, 2022 6:00 PM
**Was initially scheduled for NOVEMBER 6, 2021 **
Reserved: $20 advanced ($25 day of show)
Premium: $24 ($29 day of show)
Jesup, Georgia born multi-instrumentalist Randall Bramblett may be known as Southern Rock Royalty for playing on stage with rock heroes like Bonnie Raitt, The Allman Brothers Band, Steve Winwood (16 years) and Widespread Panic. And respected for his songwriting - he penned the title track for the Grammy nominated Blind Boys of Alabama's new album, adding to a long catalog of songs covered by Raitt, Gregg Allman, Bonnie Bramlett, Hot Tuna, Delbert McClinton, Bettye LaVette and more. But it's Bramblett's own career as frontman, creating 11 albums, where his artistry is in full display.
Eddie Owen Presents: Songwriters in the Round with Levi Lowrey and Jefferson Ross
DAY OF / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: February 19, 2022 6:00 PM to February 19, 2022 10:00 PM
GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 13, 2022 12:33 PM to February 19, 2022 6:00 PM
Advanced tickets: $25 ($28 day of)
LEVI LOWREY
In Lowrey's universe, music and a sense of community are inseparable. He recalls his grandparents taking him to jam sessions every Friday night at the "Chicken House" on Gid Tanner's farm. It was just that—a converted chicken house—in which local musicians gathered for joy, relief and companionship.
"That was the beginning of music," he says. "Before you had records being sold and the commercialization of music, it was primarily a get-together. That was the reason for it. It always belonged in a community. I feel we've lost sight of that. Now it's about record sales and touring and concerts and things of that nature. I don't get quite as much fulfillment from that as I do sitting around on the front porch playing with a bunch of guys."
In the sixth grade, Lowrey began taking classical violin lessons and soon moved on to playing fiddle music, taking in and assimilating all the instrumental techniques and flourishes he saw on display at the Chicken House.
His next move was to join Sonia Leigh's band as a fiddler. "All the while I was writing my own stuff," he recalls, "coming up with my own voice and kind of figuring out what I had to say. About two years after I went with Sonia, I started playing out on my own and doing my own thing a lot more. I eventually decided to make music my full time profession. I was working construction at the time as a framer. So I quit my job and played just as much as I possibly could. I think one year—between my gigs and hers—we did over 285 shows. It was the only way we could make any money. You just kind of went up there and busted your ass, maybe for $25 bucks, especially in Athens. In some joints you got paid your bar tab."
After touring with Leigh for years, Lowrey found himself playing on the same bill with Zac Brown at the Dixie Tavern in Marietta, Georgia. "Zac's star was rising and he ended up forming a record label," Lowrey says. "Sonia and I both signed to it on the same day. About then, Sonia and I went our separate ways. With my obligations as a recording artist, I couldn't play with her fulltime. I hit the road with Zac and toured with him for several years. And I wrote a bunch of good songs with him. When the label folded, I went completely independent and put out My Crazy Head in 2015. Roots and Branches is my second independent release."
It was while touring with Brown that Lowrey realized it was time to choose what he wanted to achieve with his music. He and Brown were sitting on the bus before a show "either in Greenville, South Carolina or Greensboro, North Carolina" when Brown asked the crucial question. "Zac said, 'Do you want to be me—to follow this path that I'm on [to stardom]—or do you want to be Darrell Scott?' Darrell Scott's my heroin that he found something to say and a voice to say it with and the determination to control what he will and won't do. And I chose then and still choose to this day 'to be' Darrell Scott."
JEFFERSON ROSS
"Jefferson Ross is my favorite Southern songwriter.
Here's a man who knows this part of his country like William Faulkner knew his imaginary Yoknapatawpha County, like Flannery O'Conner knew the land around Andalusia, like Eudora Welty knew the South by looking at her garden and her fellow men.
Jefferson Ross is a modern day mystic, a folk artist, a man driven by the power of the written word, the beauty of melody, the poetry of images and the ever ambient allure of the South.
Listen to him…" Thomm Jutz, Nashville, TN
Eddie Owen Presents: Common Ground
SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: December 15, 2021 4:17 PM to February 26, 2022 10:00 PM
GENERAL ADMISSION Public Onsale: December 15, 2021 4:16 PM to February 26, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF SHOW GENERAL ADMISSION Public Onsale: February 26, 2022 6:00 PM to February 26, 2022 10:00 PM
Advanced tickets: $20 ($25 day of show)
Bringing people together by creating a moving experience where people's hearts are touched and their musical passions are explored!
Common Ground produces intimate musical events in the Atlanta area, featuring guest artists along with the Common Ground band, playing original and familiar songs in a variety of musical genres with influences in pop, rock, funk and soul.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkYKb1mN_LM
Eddie Owen Presents: Erin Enderlin with Cheley Tackett
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 6, 2022 5:57 PM to March 4, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF PREMIUM / DAY OF RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: March 4, 2022 6:00 PM to March 4, 2022 10:00 PM
Erin Enderlin
"One of the best things about country music was that it was adult music," Erin Enderlin says. "It was real music that dealt with hard issues in life so that people going through those things don't feel so alone."
The observation is signature Enderlin: She has a way of turning a song or even just a thought into an outstretched hand to the lonely or ashamed. While she first turned heads as a godsend to those aching for an artist with some golden-era country backbone, she has since emerged as a literary songwriter and superb vocal stylist with a knack for sharply drawn––and often sad––characters. Backsliders, avengers, lovers, and victims––they're all in her acclaimed albums, such as 2019's Faulkner County and 2017's Whiskeytown Crier.
Enderlin's new single, "Somebody's Shot of Whiskey," sounds like a grinning defense of a good time––and it is, riding a pocket groove that echoes the laid-back cool of 70s Emmylou Harris with lines that evoke the unapologetic irreverence of Loretta Lynn. Like Emmylou and Loretta, it's also more than a party: Enderlin often uses a character's vulnerability as a gateway to their strength. Amidst acoustic guitar, crisp snare, and cheeky fiddle, Enderlin's protagonist admits she's not for everybody, then celebrates not just self-acceptance, but love with another person that can only be found when we are wholly and unapologetically ourselves.
- Featured artist in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's 2020 American Currents exhibit
- Rosanne Cash included in her curator piece in the Oxford American's music issue and playlist
- Elton John interviewed me for Episode #261 of his Rocket Hour show on Apple Music and featured my music multiple times on the show and his playlist
- Played the Opry 15 times
- Named Arkansas Country Entertainer and Songwriter of the Year 2021
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeu3uY9Oz4c
CHELEY TACKETT
Nashville, TN --- Cheley Tackett, acclaimed Country-Americana songstress, released her acoustic-solo performance, The Last Live, captured at Douglas Corner Café in Nashville, Tenn. and has been garnering international spotlights for the incredible project This collection of fifteen original country and Americana tracks are all penned or co-penned by Cheley in collaboration with fellow songwriters Ashley McBryde, Randall Clay, Lisa Carver and many other notable names.
Cheley's performance was the last live performance to be recorded at Douglas Corner Café on August 24th, 2019 before closing on May 30th, 2020 due to the pandemic. Nearly one year to the day from when they shut the doors for the final time, Cheley's project landed at all major online retailers bringing a bit of the iconic Music City staple home for audiences to experience. To purchase or stream The Last Live, visit https://lnk.bio/6r8F.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnuxTJWb4d4
Eddie Owen Presents: Mary Fahl - former lead singer of October Project
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: August 19, 2021 3:08 PM to March 5, 2022 6:00 PM
With "a voice for the gods that can transport listeners to other realms" (Boston Globe), Mary Fahl is an expressive, emotional singer/songwriter who first achieved fame as lead singer and co-founder of the mid-1990s NYC- based chamber-pop group October Project.
As a solo artist, she's had more freedom to pursue her own muse, whether that means writing and recording songs for movies (including the theme for the Civil War epic "Gods and Generals"), singing arias and medieval Spanish songs for Sony Classical or releasing a unique album-length take on Dark Side of the Moon. As befits a former Catholic schoolgirl who went on to major in medieval studies and develop a lifelong interest in Hermeticism, Mary Fahl makes music that feels timeless, esoteric and ecumenical.
Her elegant, cinematic songs draw on classical and world music sources, American art song, as well as thinking man's folk-pop which she performs with an earthy, viscerally powerful contralto that bridges the generational gap between Fairport Convention's Sandy Denny and London Grammar's Hanna Reid. Fahl's sound has a hauntingly gothic romanticism that inspired Anne Rice to portray it emanating from a dead woman's room in her 2013 novel The Wolves of Midwinter.
Over the past few years she's been touring and recording on her own label, Rimar Records and her recent releases are garnering awards including an Indie Acoustic Award for Best Live Album for "Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House" (filmed for PBS) and an Independent Music Award for her recent holiday album, "Winter Songs and Carols". Her latest release, a Blu-ray 5.1 surround DVD, "From the Dark Side of the Moon", brilliantly mixed by Bob Clearmountain, has been called "Immersive Album of the Year" by Life in Surround.
Eddie Owen Presents: St. Patrick's Day with Tuatha Dea
DAY OF SHOW GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: March 17, 2022 6:00 PM to March 17, 2022 10:00 PM
GENERAL ADMISSION / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 4, 2022 10:38 AM to March 17, 2022 6:00 PM
Day of: $30
Tuatha Dea is a progressive Americana band with a rock edge and fearless attitude for pushing the boundaries of modern roots music.
Combining primal rhythms, melodic and ethereal ballads, screaming guitar riffs with an Appalachian/Celtic vibe this FAMILY born of a family drum circle delivers an authentic tribal and clannish feel that not only draws the audience into the music but into the moment and clan as well.
Their rhythmic groove and interaction naturally inspires audience participation which has become a staple of their performances. From the beginning the band has embraced its Celtic heritage and meshed the traditional music of Scotland and Ireland with their own bold blend of mainstream rock, mountain drumming and Appalachian blues to produce a truly unique sound that has a universal appeal! Dubbed "The Eclectic Steam-Punk Partridge Family in Kilts and Corsets" and "The Appalachian Fae", this band is REAL family!!!
In 2014, the band released their 4th CD which is associated with the novels of recognized published Sci-Fi- Fantasy Author for Tor Publishing, Alex Bledsoe. {The band appears as characters in his 3rd book in the series "Long Black Curl"!NO BOUNDARIES! NO CONSTRAINTS! JUST MUSIC!
"Tuatha Dea is a progressive Americana band with a Rock edge, a Celtic-Appalachian influence and a fearless attitude for pushing the boundaries of modern roots music. Their music thrives on a perpetual energy backed by expansive vocal ranges, steady, driving percussion, electric instrumentation and the melodic sounds of acoustic instruments like fiddle, guitar, penny whistle, bagpipes and even didgeridoo." - Wilson/Pickens Promotions
Tuatha Dea has performed on stage with and accompanied Paul Simon, Alto Reed, Seven Nations, Saor Patrol and James Mckinney and has appeared at events featuring Brandi Carlisle, Kacey Musgraves, Jessica Lynn and Phil Lesh among many others.
Tuatha Dea is one of the 12 artists chosen for the 90th Anniversary Bristol Jubilee Sessions with Dolly Parton, Ritchie Owens to be released in 2021!
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bT736DWyhys
Eddie Owen Presents: The Blarney Girls
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: December 16, 2021 8:37 PM to March 18, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF PREMIUM / DAY OF RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: March 18, 2022 6:00 PM to March 18, 2022 10:00 PM
The Blarney Girls began life twelve years ago as a trio of Celtic musicians based out of Georgia, featuring the soaring soprano Liz Robbins, the sizzling fiddle of Reva Paget and the solid backbone of guitar, bass and bouzouki of Michael Robbins. The band's mission is to combine traditional Scottish and Irish songs and tunes with their own original songs and tunes resulting in a unique blend of voice, fiddle and accompaniment.
Their new CD, "Play Nice" showcases the bands range and originality. The BlarneyGirls have enchanted audiences touring around the country, blending Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton sounds with new songs by Cara Dillon, Sam Lakeman, Great Big Sea, Dolly Parton, and originals by Michael Robbins and Reva Paget (the BorderCollies) as well as original interpretations of traditional songs and tunes.
The BlarneyGirls two previous CD's, "Life As We Know It" (June 2010), and "No Malarkey" (June 2012 )showcase the depth of their creativity of both original and interpretive music. On tour, the band has been entertaining audiences at regional concerts, Celtic festivals, pubs and other special events.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykzMTAJ1gWs&t=1s
Eddie Owen Presents: David Wilcox
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: August 10, 2021 8:54 PM to March 26, 2022 6:00 PM
Premium: $35 (Day of show: $39) Reserved: $30 (Day of show: $34)
"David Wilcox's ongoing musical journey is compelling and richly deserving of a listen."
— Rolling Stone
More than three decades into his career, singer/songwriter David Wilcox continues to push himself, just as he always has. Wilcox, by so many measures, is a quintessential folk singer, telling stories full of heart, humor, and hope, substance, searching, and style. His innate sense of adventure and authenticity is why critics and colleagues, alike, have always praised not just his artistry, but his humanity, as well.
That's not by accident; it's very much by design. It's the result of a man giving himself over in gratitude and service to something bigger than himself. "I'm grateful to music," he says. "I have a life that feels deeply good, but when I started playing music, nothing in my life felt that good. I started to write songs because I wanted to find a way to make my life feel as good as I felt when I heard a great song. I don't think I'd be alive now if it had not been for music."
An early '80s move to Warren Wilson College in North Carolina set his wheels in motion, as he started playing guitar and writing songs, processing his own inner workings and accessing his own inner wisdom. In 1987, within a couple of years of graduating, Wilcox had released his first independent album, The Nightshift Watchman. A year later, he won the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Award and, in 1989, he signed with A&M Records, selling more than 100,000 copies of his A&M debut, How Did You Find Me Here.
In the 30 years and more than 20 records since — whether with a major label, an indie company, or his own imprint — Wilcox has continued to hone his craft, pairing thoughtful insights with his warm baritone, open tunings, and deft technique. He's also kept up a brisk and thorough tour itinerary, performing 80 to 100 shows a year throughout the U.S., and regularly deploying his talents by improvising a "Musical Medicine" song for an audience member in need. In recent years he's taken that process a step further, carefully writing and recording dozens of his "Custom Songs" for long-time fans who seek his help in commemorating and explaining the key milestones in their lives.
Lest anyone think that he's lost his touch, Wilcox pulled no punches on his most recent release, 2018's The View From the Edge. Not only does the song cycle find him delving into mental health, family legacies, spiritual contemplations, and topical concerns, the song "We Make the Way By Walking" also won him the Grand Prize in the 2018 USA Songwriting Contest.
But Wilcox's unique brand of storytelling doesn't come easily. And it doesn't come quickly. "I could always think of a lot of possible ways the song could go, but the trick was recognizing truth amidst all the cleverness," he confesses. "The more time I took, the more my deep heart could speak to me through the process of songwriting. I could gradually craft a song that felt like it was coming from the place I was going. If you decide to trust heart over cleverness, you not only get a song that moves you, you get a song that moves you toward being who you want to be. The time you spend immersed in the emotion of a song changes you. The song shows you the world through a particular point of view. Once you have seen the world that way, you can't un-see it."
VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcRLOCQaM0o
Eddie Owen Presents: Matthew Perryman Jones
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: December 17, 2021 11:00 AM to April 1, 2022 6:00 PM
DAY OF PREMIUM / DAY OF RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: April 1, 2022 6:00 PM to April 1, 2022 10:00 PM
A performing songwriter by trade, Matthew Perryman Jones is actually a seeker, at heart. With each entry in his discography, his musical and moral compass points toward an artistic horizon he has yet to explore. Sometimes, he turns his gaze to examine his own inner world. Other times, he looks to the inspirations found in the letters Vincent Van Gogh penned to his brother Theo, in the idea of duende as proffered by Federico García Lorca, and in the poetic verses of Sufi poets Hafiz and Rumi.
Of his most recent release, American Songwriter wrote that, "MPJ's songwriting acumen could easily be used as a musical template to demonstrate how less can be so much more. [He] sounds cinematic and slowly worms its way inside your brain, feasts upon your emotions, and ultimately burrows down into your soul." It could be said that Matthew makes soul music — not based on how it sounds, but on where it originates and where it resides.
Originally from Pennsylvania, Matthew grew up in Georgia and cut his artistic teeth in the Atlanta music scene before heading north to Nashville. His debut release, Nowhere Else But Here, dropped in 2000, followed by three subsequent albums — Throwing Punches in the Dark (2006), Swallow the Sea (2008), and Land of the Living (2012) — and three additional EPs as well as a handful of singles. Songs from across his catalog have been featured in dozens of film and TV placements, and tours have taken him across the U.S. and abroad to share stages with legends like Shawn Colvin and Patty Griffin, as well as the Ten Out of Tenn songwriter collective of which he is a part.
Now, Matthew is gearing up to release his fifth album, alongside producer Josh Kaler, focused on genius loci — the spirit of place. Written across the country throughout 2017, and funded by generous fans contributing to a Pledge Music campaign, the record was finished in early 2018. As he chases the ever-retreating horizon, Jones will stop, listen, and capture when and what the spirit of each place calls out to him.
Eddie Owen Presents: Banks and Shane
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: January 12, 2022 3:42 PM to April 2, 2022 6:00 PM
Atlanta's best party band 48 years and running!
Eddie Owen Presents: Doc and Cover (Robbie Fulks, David Grier, Jack Lawrence)
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: December 3, 2021 3:34 PM to April 6, 2022 6:00 PM
The eminent flatpicking genius David Grier, longtime Doc Watson sideman Jack Lawrence, and Americana veteran Robbie Fulks team up for a guitar-fueled tribute to the music and mind of Doc Watson. Since the death of the North Carolina musician in 2012, his unique legacy and place of honor in American culture have become clearer than ever. Doc's ecumenical approach to repertoire, his warm storyteller's voice, his deep humility and attachment to heritage and family, and, above all, his phenomenally fluent and boundary-breaking guitar picking make him a permanent hero to musicians of all genres and generations.
POSTPONED TO APRIL 9, 2022 James McMurtry Matinee Show
PREMIUM RESERVED / RESERVED / SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: July 15, 2021 3:28 PM to April 9, 2022 2:00 PM
SINGLE PREMIER MEMBERSHIP / DUAL PREMIER MEMBERSHIP Public Onsale: April 9, 2022 2:00 PM to April 9, 2022 6:00 PM
SHOW IS POSTPONED TO APRIL 9, 2022
(If you had tickets to the 9/11/2021 show, they will automatically transfer over).
MATINEE SHOW!
Reserved: $25 ADV/$29 day of show
Premium: $28 ADV/$32 day of show
"The simple fact is that James McMurtry may be the truest, fiercest songwriter of his generation..."
Stephen King (Entertainment Weekly)
New Album from James McMurtry Due Out 2021!
James McMurtry has been working with legendary Los Angeles-based producer Ross Hogarth at Santa Monica's GrooveMasters for his forthcoming album. Liner notes enthusiasts know multiple-Grammy-winning producer/engineer/mixer Hogarth from his work with Gov't Mule, Roger Waters, The Black Crowes, Shawn Colvin, John Mellencamp, R.E.M.and Jewel, among many others. Hogarth's wide and varied experience and taste opened up all creative doors and usual and unusual possibilities for all their classics. And no need to explain the incredible GrooveMasters Studio.
Hogarth has never allowed himself to be pigeonholed or trapped in any one musical genre as his studio work runs the gamut from the heavy metal icons Mötley Crüe to the Grammy-winning Americana favorite Keb' Mo' to recent releases by Van Halen, Ziggy Marley and the Sick Puppies. Exclusive and particular in its clientele, the semi-private Santa Monica recording studio where McMurtry will be recording has recently opened its doors to Laurel Canyon legends such as David Crosby, Bob Dylan, Warren Zevon, David Bromberg and more. The spiritual vibe and feel of this studio, along with the cast of characters, will most definitely bring out the best in the upcoming McMurtry record.
Other notable players on the album (in addition to his stellar band) include David Grissom (John Mellencamp) and Harmoni Kelley (Kenny Chesney). McMurtry will unleash this latest collection of poignant and timely songs on New West Records this fall! "I first became aware of James McMurtry's formidable songwriting prowess while working at Bug Music Publishing in the '90s," says New West President John Allen. "He's a true talent. All of us at New West are excited at the prospect of championing the next phase of James' already successful and respected career." McMurtry joins New West's singular roster of top-tier roots music all-stars including Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell, John Hiatt, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Buddy Miller, Nikki Lane and dozens more.
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I have lost my way the last year or so. I try to get back on track but I keep losing my focus. So I did the most uncomfortable thing this week. I sent in reinforcements. Friends and family…and my husband. I can't do this alone. I have gained 50 lbs last year after maintaining and losing 100. It's all because I slowly ate and became relaxed. Guilt and shame crept in. So I ate some more. Depression became a little too familiar.
I hold the key to change. I can unlock the door to my success at any time.
I know what to do to be successful. I have been blessed with many, many tools to help guide me. So what's a girl to do with such great accountability?
I take a big anxious breath just typing it. 13.1 miles. Again. I said I would never run another one – EVER. But that feeling was amazing. I was healthy, strong, an overcomer. I still have it in me. I just have to work to bring her out again.
Time doesn't mean anything to me. I will train, I will push past my guilt. I will run with the strength and determination that I know I have within me. I may finish in 4 hours, the fruit smoothies will all be gone, and the crowds already left – but I'm not doing it for anyone except me. And one important face will be there smiling for me – my best friend and husband. Because I will be running it on our 6th anniversary!
Cheers to new starts, new goals, and forgiveness!


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WP7 on bones !
Nick H.
dead.cell
The first Windows 10 SDK Preview build after 20H1 is now available
By (Spork), November 12, 2010 in Windows Phone/Mobile
(Spork) 87
ANDROID-APPLE
just watched bones and she's sporting a WP7 shows an upclose pic and everything even shows her using the txt message on it
spudtrooper 335
Phone: Nokia 920
yeah, saw them tweeting about it being on bones tonight. they're plugging it on a lot of shows :)
Calum 820
Excellent news. The more promotion, the better!
BoyBoppins 18
Location: San Francisco'ish sometimes
I hope it was natural and not some shameless plug like Microsoft has done in the past.
In other news my GF was watching "90210" (apparently its still a show) and the computers are Windows branded from the back.
WP7 and Bing got plugged on Hawaii 5-0 I guess also. (apparently its still a show also)
____ 29
Yeah it's a bit awkward when they inject "binged it" into the script.
Rudy 457
Location: Ottawa, On
I found it very forced but i guess thats just me :/
Mr. Gibs 3,865
What product placements in shows aren't "forced"? If a company sponsors a show, expect to see their products. Simple.
Ayepecks 117
It wasn't really that forced, IMO. No more so than any other Bones product placement, or the majority of product placement I see on television. It was somewhat awkward if you already know about the product, but if you didn't know about it I doubt it'd seem that way. (I'm having a hard time explaining it, hah.)
It wasn't really that forced, really. No more so than any other Bones product placement, or the majority of product placement I see on television. It was somewhat awkward if you already know about the product, but if you didn't know about it I doubt it'd seem that way. (I'm having a hard time explaining it, hah.)
i know exactly what you're saying.. I see tons of "notebooks" with the apple logo on it but when you see the "app" that is running its far from anything Mac related at all and in most cases looks like a dummy pc you see on display at Ikea vs anything real but to the laymen they see a logo and make that association.. us nerds laugh it off (and sometimes cringe)
George P 5,663
OS: Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
Phone: OnePlus 6T
This type of product placement is often more effective than a full on ad which most of the time people tend to ignore or get up to go get something etc till the show starts again. But if you plug it IN the show, then everyone, or most people will notice. I see the windows branded PCs used on the mentalist as well, Windows Logo on the monitors etc.
I don't see anything wrong with intentional product placement. Companies need to promote their products as much as possible in order to gain more sales.
Southern Patriot 941
Mississippian by birth and by choice
Location: Republic of Mississippi
I noticed the WP7 as well. I also noticed that on Criminal Minds, Penelope gave the whole team (other than Dr. Reid, who insists on using paper) iPads a few weeks ago. All of the CSI shows used to make significant use of iMacs a few years ago, but those have mostly been replaced by Dells and other Windows machines over the last couple of years.
Subject Delta 108
Father...it's me, Eleanor
Location: Kent, England
Almost everything in Casino Royale felt like a shameless Sony plug, and for me it was one of the many things that killed the character of the movie. I am not a huge fan of advertising in movies and TV shows, there are enough commercials to do that.
I respect your opinion, but honestly cannot fathom how it could ruin the character of the movie, if it doesn't interfere with the plot? Sony's product placement didn't interfere with the plot at all - the film would have been exactly the same, just with unbranded technology.
I'm leaning more towards the idea that product placement in films and TV programmes actually allows them to feel more realistic because people in real life use those brands, not unbranded technology.
fix-this! 76
Location: midwest
im hearing wp7 isn't selling very well atm. i guess they need all the adverts they can get.
neo158 281
Location: Swindon, England
OS: Windows 10 Professional x64; Windows 10 Home x64; Windows 10 Mobile; Android 7.1.1
Phone: Nokia Lumia 930; Google/LG Nexus 5x
Only in the US. WP7 seems to be selling nicely in the UK, but then the iPhone hasn't got the entire market over here that's why Microsoft decided to release WP7 in the EU first.
I'll be getting an HTC HD7 in a couple of weeks, I tried one out last week and was very impressed.
carmatic 54
oh cool i can change my member title
in a way its good for the show since its using real-life equipment rather than some generic unbranded and possibly unconvincing piece of tech... but as long as they dont turn it into some kind of gadget porn, things like having someone call you and the camera shows the person's name on the phone is ok, but making the screenplay so that you can get the phone from as many angles as possible is just not right...
Ghil 0
Product placement is nothing new, and fine by me as long as it's not an overboard thing like in Heroes with the cars. o_0
Quillz 1,011
A Talking Pokemon
Phone: iPhone 6+
There are some shows that feature brands extensively even if the company didn't pay for placement. I believe "The Office," for example, regularly features products like the iPod just because it's what you'd most likely be using in reality, not because Apple paid them to show it off.
Just a personal thing I guess :p
Fair doooos :D I can't argue with that :p
Lazure 52
Heh, I remember on NCIS:LA where they actually stopped and took the time to show the characters using Aero snap with Windows 7 to make comparisons on suspect information. Dragging each window to the side very slowly just like they do on the commercials. It was the only time they did it too, every other time they show Eric using the giant multitouch screens.
I really really hate that kind of product placement.
I don't mind so much when the characters use say a Dell branded computer but don't turn the whole thing in an ad
It doesn't bother me much either, infact it works better than adds imo. People are giving their full attention to the show/movies so when you show something like this they'll all notice it. When it's a normal ad you don't know if they're doing something else, or if they're even in the room at that time.
I think one thing that has caused this in recent years is the prevalance of DVRs with "commercial skip" functions. Kind of hard to skip the commercial when it is integral to the show!


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import uuid
# 3rd party
import pytest
# local
from xsorted import xsorter
from . util import random_strings

class CustomSerializer:
    """
    Custom serializer using a simple in-memory dict.
    """
    def __init__(self):
        self.store = {}

    def dump(self, thing):
        object_id = uuid.uuid4()
        self.store[object_id] = thing
        return object_id

    def load(self, object_id):
        return self.store[object_id]

@pytest.fixture()
def xsorted_custom_serializer_fixture():
    """
    Fixture for creating an xsorted function with an instance of CustomSerializer as serializer.
    """
    serializer = CustomSerializer()
    return xsorter(dump=serializer.dump, load=serializer.load)

@pytest.fixture()
def benchmark_items_fixture():
    """
    Fixture for creating a list of items for sorting which can be used for benchmarking.
    """
    return random_strings(length=1000, num=int(1e5 / 2))

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In January 2018 the world was shaken by Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. Fastforward to midway through to February, and the news have fizzled. Software and Hardware manufacturers have continued mitigating the issues. But now researchers have unveiled new exploits with the "Prime" suffix.
It will be difficult to handle fixes in software alone, but Intel has announced that it's future CPUs will no longer be vulnerable. According to researchers Caroline Trippel, Daniel Lustig, Margaret Martonosi their new class of vulnerabilities, MeltdownPrime and SpectrePrime, might be impossible to defend against in implementations using CPU speculative execution.
Sidechannel attacks were the first wave the of Spectre (variants v1 and v2) utility for exploits. The trio of researches have come up with a new method for exploiting the vulnerabilities using using Invalidation-Based Coherence Protocols. More importantly they seem feasible in real applications as they can be automatically generated.
The security research team behind the Prime series of vulnerabilities have created a tool that is capable generating user specified hardware executions automatically. These low level commands on the CPU level are incomprehensible (written in a domain specific language) to people, which is why they are created automatically.
Successfully created exploits include to class of Flush+Reload attacks as well as one using Prime+Probe timing attacks. The complexity is high, but with automated tooling they can be exploited at scale. These classes can also target multiple CPU cores (two at now) using a shared cache, which was not possible with first Meltdown and Spectre exploits.
The team concludes that mitigation techniques can be largely the same as for the original exploits can be used, but generic hardware level protection can be difficult, maybe impossible, to implement. As working proof the team created an exploit written in the C language that worked 99,95% times out of 100 test runs. An Apple Macbook Pro using macOS Sierra was used for the test.


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What Is an "Intent to Levy" Notice?
An IRS intent to levy notice is a notice the IRS sends if it plans to seize your assets. You usually only get this notice if you have seriously delinquent tax debt that you haven't tried to resolve. It references a tax period for which you owe taxes. The IRS must send you a notice the first time, for each tax and period, it intends to collect by taking your property. The IRS typically cannot take your property unless it provides you notice in advance.
Include an explanation of the reason for the levy, the seizure process, and your options.
Deliver the notice personally or send it to your law known address via registered mail.
However, there are exceptions to the 30-day rule with the following exceptions: state tax refunds, if the IRS feels the collection of tax is in jeopardy, Disqualified Employment Tax Levies (DETL), and federal contractor levies.
What Assets Can the IRS Take If You Don't Pay Your Taxes?
On top of that, the IRS can take almost anything you own beyond the bare essentials. Remember, the IRS can leave you with very little. The IRS provides publication 1494 for figuring the amount of income that is exempt from levy. The table applies to wages, salary, and other pay. It takes into account your filing status, pay frequency, and the total number of exemptions you took on your most recent tax return.
What Notice Does the IRS Send If It Plans to Seize Your Assets?
What Should You Do If You Receive an Intent to Levy Notice?
The fastest way to stop the IRS from seizing your assets is to pay the entire tax debt. Once you make the payment, the IRS instantly stops all collection activities.
An installment agreement (IA) is when you make monthly payments on your tax debt. An IA reduces the failure-to-pay penalty by 50 percent, but the IRS will continue to assess interest. As long as you keep up with your payment agreement, the IRS won't seize your assets or engage in any other collection activity in most cases.
An Offer in Compromise is when the IRS agrees to settle your tax debt for less than you owe. As a result, the IRS usually only offers this type of arrangement sparingly. In fact, in 2016, the IRS accepted 43% of all Offers in Compromise. Once the IRS approves an offer in compromise, and the taxpayer pays, all collection activity stops. However, applying can be complicated so you may want professional help.
CNC Status is also known as a hardship status or Currently Not Collectible status. With this agreement, you provide a collection information statement to the IRS proving that if the IRS forced you to pay the taxes you owe, it would create a financial hardship.
If you believe that your spouse or former spouse is solely responsible for the tax debt, you can look to file Innocent Spouse Relief with the IRS. You need to meet specific qualifications.
What if You Don't Agree with the Levy Notice?
If you don't agree with the information on the Final Notice of Intent to Levy and Notice of Your Right to a Hearing, you can file an appeal. To start, call the number on the notice, but you may want to file an appeal as well. Calling the IRS is not the same thing, and remember, you only have 30 days before the IRS takes action.
In some cases, the IRS makes a mistake. If you've already set up an installment agreement, contact the IRS and make sure that your account reflects that. You may also want to start the appeal process in these cases as well.


Travelers looking to escape the energy and excitement of Okinawa can find a relaxing respite on the shores of Ishigaki Island. Although this popular destination ranks among the Yaeyama Islands' most populated centers—the silver shores of Ishigaki are a globetrotter's delight. Visitors can float across the emerald waters of Kabira Bay aboard glass-bottom boats and wander around Kabira Park promenade where epic views are prove to be more than photoworthy.
Well-kept dressing rooms complete with showers and toilets, shaded areas and shallow waters make Sukuji Beach ideal for families looking to wade through the coast's crystal clear waters. And travelers without small children will love the uninterrupted views of Uganzaki lighthouse in the far distance. Yonehara's coral reefs attract both novice and experienced snorkelers who say the close-to-shore aquatic life is some of the best on the island.
Although inexpensive boat trips can be purchased last minute from luxury liners that have not reached capacity, there is no official ferry service to the island. Most travelers arrive and depart via Ishigaki Airport, and while taxis, bicycles and buses are available on the island, visitors agree the city is easy to explore on foot.


This is a very good map. The name of the level fits perfectly into the dark atmosphere. There is fog everywhere and there is not much lighting. The textures fit perfectly into the theme.
I think this is a keeper, download it!
You have to wait longer these days to see a good map being released. It is even better when the map can show how much mapping has progressed over the years. It is nice to see well known mappers from the past popping out of the wood work every once in a while.
Tortured by thefury has a real world feel to it, and it kind of made me feel like I was playing a different game that had nothing to do with a deathmatch game. It has a base design with the use of metals, bricks and piping. There are organic and plant textures which come from Sock. I love the rock textures on some of the walls and the floor. There is barbwire on the tops of the walls which also adds to feel of it all.
The air is filled with fog, but it is not over done. I'm not a big fan of fog if it is so thick that you can not enjoy the look of things, so I think that thefury did a nice job on it. The r_speeds are very smooth. Regardless of there being plants in the map, it has an environment that looks very cold. He used textures from Sock, Hipshot, and Lunaran.
The layout and item layout are done very nicely. Some of it was designed for promode gameplay. thefury suggests that it can be used for a Team Deathmatch, but I found it to be a perfect tourney map.


This week we chat with Catherine Sekulovski, Media & Communications Officer, Australian Made Campaign. From good old fashioned whiteout to making small budgets stretch, we hear what makes the co-founder of PRINKS in Melbourne tick.
I'm a public relations professional that's all about community, which is why I love my role as Media & Communications Officer at the Australian Made Campaign, and found myself launching PRINKS in Melbourne. If I'm not working or networking, you'll find me running, cooking, travelling or getting creative with family and friends.
I've always loved writing, connecting people and organising events, but I was fascinated with branding and decided to study marketing at university. My first job after graduating was in a small business, where I had the opportunity to work on all aspects of marketing and communications. Securing media coverage got my heart racing and developing successful partnerships gave me a huge sense of pride. It was then I realised where I wanted to focus my attention.
I've had a few over the years (you know who you are), but Janice Breen Burns (of Voxfrock.com.au and The Age) would have to be at the top of the list. She has given me invaluable advice over the years which I'm incredibly grateful for. She is an exceptional writer and her dedication and relentless enthusiasm have always been a huge inspiration to me.
I couldn't live without my media monitoring and social media scheduling tools, the two minute delay on my outbox (for last-minute ideas on how to improve a pitch) and good old fashioned whiteout (I'm a bit of a perfectionist!).
Anyone working for a not-for-profit can probably relate to this one – having limited access to resources – making small budgets stretch and wanting to do more but not having enough hours in the day.
I think our ongoing campaign encouraging consumers to buy locally made and grown products and produce is pretty special. We work to connect consumers with Aussie farmers and manufacturers and spread the important message about buying sustainably, to ensure the survival of local industries, communities and the environment. Those are issues that really matter to me.
I will always work well with a team player who has a positive attitude, shares my passion for delivering results, can challenge me and be challenged.
Right now I'm redecorating, so I'm obsessed with homewares and loving pretty much everything on the Interiors Addict blog.
It's hard to choose just one! If I must, David Armano's blog, Logic + Emotion is a well-rounded favourite. He's quick to spot digital trends and offers a unique perspective on PR and social media.
Make time outside work hours for learning and networking. Join associations, attend meet-ups, subscribe to newsletters and get yourself along to as many educational events as you can manage. The earlier you start, the better. Keeping your finger on the pulse will ensure your skills remain current and help you make valuable contributions towards exciting new campaigns. Exposure to a variety of people working in a range of industries will also give you a good understanding of the opportunities that are out there, help you benchmark your own work and learn how and why requirements and expectations differ by sector.
Finish this sentence: 'Communication is…' Clever, courageous and charismatic.
Come along to the next PRINKS at Bond on Friday, 17 July and continue the conversation with Catherine.


The conference discussed measures and projects to exploit the potential for development in the Ganga-Mekong region in general and tourism cooperation in particular, with the aim of boosting socio-economic development in each country and cooperation among regional countries, contributing to sustainable development in the region and narrowing the gap among the countries.
Speaking at the conference, FM Nien stressed that countries in the Ganga-Mekong region need to cooperate to exploit the region's potential of geology, diversified ecology, cultural traditions and identities. He said: "It is necessary to exploit the potential of the Ganga-Mekong region where projects of the Mekong river basin development programme have been carried out by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and its partners in the spirit of the Ha Noi Plan of Action."
It was advisable that countries in the Ganga-Mekong region should welcome the participation of other ASEAN members, regional countries and international donors in order to increase its limited financial source, FM Nien added. He elaborated that the Ganga-Mekong region should concentrate on tourism cooperation as it was of high feasibility, and that the region needed a cooperation mechanism suitable for each field in order to establish a comprehensive cooperation mechanism for the Ganga-Mekong region.
The conference passed the Vientiane Declaration and a report of views on the Ganga-Mekong cooperation, which showed the six countries' unanimity in cooperation for development in the region such as cooperation in exploiting tourism potential, preservation and development of traditional cultural values, and human resource development, infrastructure development and information technology network.


I realize that I hadn't been writing as much lately (What an understatement!), and will try to atone for it in 2014. As I head on the road to writing more frequently again, I begin with a short rundown of some of the best beers I've tried, written about, and failed to write about in the past year.
Stone RuinTen – I had this at our end of the year beer and food pairing dinner at Tipsy Pig. A couple of months old, but still nicely hopped. Strong and boozy, it's the Ruination we all know and love, but on steroids.
Weihenstephaner on tap – This was nothing short of amazing pulled fresh from the draught. Having this for happy hour at my Bangkok hotel was a highlight of the trip in itself.
Westvleteren XII – Tried this first through biermeister Mags, when he shared a previously opened bottle which he had recorked. Lucky to have tried a freshly opened bottle through beertender Jim. According to many, this is the number 1 beer in the world.
Katipunan Craft Indio Pale Ale on tap – Much hoppier and fresher than the bottled version. Pictured is their Dear Fred collaboration with Yardstick coffee, though.
1. Lagunitas A Little Sumpin Sumpin – Lagunitas does make some fragrant beers. This is a "filtered pale wheat ale" which is a cross between an IPA and an American Wheat. Amazing stuff.
2. Mikkeller Beer Geek Brunch Weasel – This is crap beer at its finest, literally brewed with weasel/civet coffee beans. Best imperial stout and best coffee beer to have honored my palate. I wish we could have some more here.
5. To-Ol Black Maria – Easily the best Black IPA / India Black Ale / Cascadian Dark Ale that I've enjoyed. It swings more toward the IPA-side of the fence rather than the imperial stoutlike Black IPAs I'd previously tasted.
These five brews were nothing short of exceptional, so I apologize for the lack of detailed entries on most of them (which I hope to remedy in the following days). One trend I did notice though was that all five beers were hybrids of a sort, or of a rare style. It's a testament to the creativity of craft brewers and a sign that my own taste continues to evolve. A year or so ago, my list would have been comprised of India Pale Ales alone. Incidentally, though, all my top five were well-hopped, aside from the Deus. So yes, I definitely am still a hophead at heart.
Here's to 2014: to expanding horizons, refining tastes, and trying new things! Happy new year!


Social media has been described as "the new public square", a space where professional and personal interactions now constantly take place, as well as a political tool for expressing dissent, campaigning or a new 'meeting room' for social unrest, having played a crucial role in the London Riots of 2011 or in Barack Obama's 2012 presidential campaign. Yet, following escalating social media attacks on celebrities and private users, it appears that social networks have also become a space where one can attack, threaten and offend others almost unpunished. It therefore becomes increasingly important for social networks to be a safe space where users do not feel threatened by others.
The following research proposal sets out to conduct a content analysis on posts shared on the social network Twitter in order to understand the circumstances in which a number of its active users engage in 'trolling', often described as the main threat to a healthy internet discourse.
Leading with Twitter's position as a social network which currently appears to have a trolling problem, the paper originating from this proposal will attempt to draw up a profile of social media trolls gathering information from the content they shared.


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Q: How to deploy contract from deployed contract in Ethereum? I want to make a contract with function that will deploy other contract while it called.
Is it possible? Any ideas?

A: Here's an example of a contract that deploys contracts.
https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/13415/is-there-a-simple-contract-factory-pattern
Hope it helps.

A: Let's say you have this Test contract.
contract Test{
    address public owner=msg.sender;
    // since this contract is deployed by another contract, that contract will be the owner of
    function setOwner(address _owner) public {
        require(msg.sender==owner,"not owner");
        owner=_owner;
    }
}

Write a Deployer contract. pass the bytecode of above contract to the deploy function. to get the bytecode call getByteCode() and copy the bytecode from Remix
contract Deployer{
    // we need bytecode to deploy a contract
    function deploy(bytes memory _bytecode) external payable returns (address addr){
        assembly{
            // we cannot access to msg.value here. we use `callvalue()`
            // when code is loaded first 32 bytes encodes the length of the code. actual code starts after 32 bytes. 0x20=32 in hexadecimal
            // the size of the code is stored in the first 32 bytes
            addr := create(callvalue(), add(_bytecode,0x20),mload(_bytecode))
            // we get the address and load contract using address in remix
        }
        // zero address means that there was an error creating the code
        require(addr !=address(0),'deploy failed');
    }

   function getByteCode() external pure returns (bytes memory){
      bytes memory bytecode=type(Test).creationCode;
      return bytecode;
}
}

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Europe United Kingdom Brexit
EU National Agencies Prepare For 'Rebalancing' Of Network Post Brexit
Maureen Kenny @ScripRegMaureen Maureen.kenny@informa.com
The UK has formally notified the EU of its plans to leave the trading bloc and formal Brexit talks will begin soon. In the meantime, pharmaceutical regulators in the remaining 27 EU member states are having to plan for a future without the UK regulatory agency, the MHRA. In the UK, "Day 1" of Brexit is focusing minds.
Despite Brexit, UK Regulator Remains Pharma Favorite – For Now
The European medicines regulatory network is planning for a worst-case scenario and is advising drug companies to do the same to ensure there are no last-minute disruptions when the UK leaves the EU at the end of March 2019. It appears this advice has yet to have an effect on the industry's preference for the UK to lead the evaluation of human medicines under the decentralized procedure. The Pink Sheet's Vibha Sharma spoke to two senior national regulators to find out how the network is coping with the situation.
Brexit: Scenario Planning Well Under Way At EMA
The EMA has outlined some of the planning that has been going on in preparation for its relocation from the UK to another EU member state as a result of Brexit, including ongoing relations with the UK regulator, the MHRA.
Politics Could Get In Way Of Quick Decision On New EMA Home
An early decision on the new home for the European Medicines Agency would help to minimize the level of disruption that will be involved in moving the agency from London to somewhere else in Europe when the UK leaves the EU. The EMA and the European Parliament have both called for quick resolution on this, but what you want is not always what you get.
UK Not Planning To Add to Regulatory Burden for Life Science Industry Post-Brexit
'Virtually Bribery And Corruption Free' Denmark With Its Clean Canals Says 'Give Us EMA'
UK Regulator Has Key Role in One in Four EU-Wide Approvals
Subject: EU National Agencies Prepare For 'Rebalancing' Of Network Post Brexit


Happy Friday welcome to the November Colour Suite a monthly colour challenge I put together for my friends at Scrapbook and Cards Today. This month I built the colour suite from a cabernet red. I paired the red with a pink and yellow and topped it with a couple of neutrals.
I went a little wild with the machine stitching. My normal instinct is clean straight stitching but I have been loving the stitched circles my friend Nicole Nowosad has been using on her projects. So I followed her lead and outlined the existing circles on the Crate Paper patterned paper.
This month I invited my long time friend Anabelle O'Malley to join me and take the Colour Suite challenge. I hope you check out how Anabelle used the suite because we took 2 very unique approaches.


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