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Fuller, William (2)
CARDS: Pacific 1991, ProSet 1990
ACQUIRED: Autographs Inked Private Group, 2021
FAILURE: 2020, C/o Home
SEE ALSO: William Fuller
I've always wanted to get William Fuller on a few cards, since I sorta didn't like the others I had gotten him on way back during Oilers training camp. You fail 100% of the shots you don't take, so I figured I might as well give him another shot during the pandemic.
Waiting over a year and getting no response, I thought I might as well cash in a few chips. Since I missed out on them I went ahead and invested in these two cards that I had wanted to get signed sometime ago. (This represents one of the few times I've actually purchased autographs through my private Facebook group.) I remember carrying that Pacific 91 in camp and squiggling blue Sharpie on the back of it by accident. Still I'm left with 2-3 more cards I'd love to add to the collection. He does a fairly affordable private signing once or twice a year. I might look into that in the future.
All USFL 1985baltimore starsHouston Oilersjim everett tradelos angeles ramspacific 1991philadelphia eaglesproset 1990San Diego ChargersUNC 50th anniversary teamUNC sports HoFUSFL all time teamwilliam fuller
AAF, CFL, NFL, Pro Football HoF, usfl
Polian, Bill
Cards: Topps AAF 2019 Custom, Panini 2016 HOF
Sent: 11/2 Received: 11/12 (10 days)
Bill Polian has a long and storied career as a football executive that spans across 4 leagues: The NFL, CFL, USFL, and the AAF.
After graduating from NYU in 1964, Polian began his careeer as a scout for the Chiefs in 1978. He also spent time with the Blue Bombers and Alouettes in the CFL as well working his way up to Personnel Director. A one year stint in the USFL Chicago Blitz in 1984, led Polian back to the NFL. He'd then begin a long and storied career with the Buffalo Bills later that year as the Pro Personnel Director. He'd help transform the Bills into an NFL powerhouse laying the foundation for the franchise to appear in 3 consecutive Super Bowls. He was released by the team after they lost their 3rd Super Bowl in 92.
A 3 year hiatus saw Polian return to the NFL with a vengeance as GM of the expansion Carolina Panthers. He was able to assemble enough talent that the franchise posted a expansion record 7 wins in 1995, and an even more impressive 12 wins in 1996. After a down year in 97, Bill joined the Indianapolis Colts as General Manager.
His first move was a no brainer: Selecting Peyton Manning with the first overall pick of the 1998 NFL Draft. Later he'd hire Tony Dungy to coach the franchise, and the rest is history. After the reorganization of the divisions in 2002, the Colts would dominate the South- winning 7 divisional titles under his watch. Indianapolis appeared in two Superbowls winning XLI. He'd not be retained after the 2011 season.
In the meantime he began to roll in the accolades, being inducted into the Buffalo Wall of Fame in 2012, the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2015, and the Colts Ring of Honor in 2017.
Bill felt the siren's lure and resurfaced again in 2018, where he signed up to be Head of Football of the upstart Alliance of American Football, co founding it alongside Charlie Ebersol. The league was able to pull off 8 weeks of football before it collapsed due to financial strain. Bill Polian was greatly disappointed in the failure of the AAF and in chief financial cow Tom Dundon who pulled the plug.
I wrote to Bill after creating a dead on custom of the Topps AAF certified card. Thanks to COVID I had to find a new custom printer. The card quality was outstanding, but I didn't prep the high gloss card, so the autograph didn't stick properly to the card. He also signed this Panini HOF card for me as well.
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Sanders, Ricky
Cards: ProSet 1989, Action Packed 1990
Sent: 3/20 Received: 12/14 (269 days)
Failure: TTM 2012, C/o home
Wow! What a rare grab in former USFL and Skins receiver Ricky Sanders! I had most fondly remembered him of course as a member of the Smurfs or the Fun Bunch as he and the WR corps of the Redskins were called at the time. There was also his heroics in Super Bowl XXIII and also in the Tecmo Bowl series where he was elusive and electric as well. Ricky also had some great cards along the way, and I hoped eventually one day I'd get them signed.
A local sports star hailing from Belton, Tx- a straight shot up I-35 halfway between Austin and Waco, Ricky Sanders played collegially at SW Texas State. The Bobcats were located out of San Marcos, Tx- halfway between Austin and San Antonio on I-35. At 5'11", 182, hailing from a tiny school, Ricky stood ZERO chance of getting on the NFL's radar, but lucky for Sanders, the USFL was waiting.
He'd sign with the Houston Gamblers in 1984. With a Run N Shoot offense with Jim Kelly at QB, Ricky had an incredible year in his rookie season, posting 101 catches for 1378 yards and 11 TDs, including a career long 77 yard TD. After the USFL folded in 1986, Ricky found himself a home with the Washington Redskins. With the Redskins, he'd pair up with Art Monk and Gary Clark to form one of the most devastating trios in the NFL. Ricky posted back to back 1,000 yard seasons in 1988 and 1989, and scored a career high 12 TD catches as well in 88. Sanders played with the Redskins through 1993, and concluded his career on in 1995 with the Atlanta Falcons.
USFL G REC YDS AVG TD LG
28/21 149 1916 12.9 18 77t
NFL G REC YDS AVG TD LG
134/66 483 6477 13.4 37 71
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Soaring Eagle Water Park and Hotel is getting ready for the summer and they have an anniversary coming up.
Throughout the month of May you can stay for only $99, Sunday through Thursday, and they`ll include waterpark passes and an ice cream cone for each registered guest in the room. This deal runs through May 31.
May 20-22 soaring eagle water park and hotel's anniversary weekend.
This means there`s going to be a lot to do. On Friday craft projects start at 5 pm with the foam picture frames, and the night will wrap up around 8 pm with story time and a movie right after that.
More activities on Saturday include the big party with a DJ and cake from 8 to 11pm. All the mascots are going to be around that night and don't forget to join in the hula hoop contest as well.


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DefaultInferenceSuspendReason.ABORTED

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Parse an inference suspend reason as returned from Cyc.

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The comorbidities associated with a cluster headache (CH) showed a distinct pattern which is not completely consonant with "classic" CH explained in the medical literature as per a study was done by the researchers of MCPHS University College of Pharmacy and Harvard Medical School. However, it is hard to separate conditions that are genuinely comorbid with CH from those that misdiagnoses. On the basis of study results, dental or sinus are the issues that occur among CH patients frequently.
As the evidence present to govern Comorbidity burden of patients with CH is very limited, this population-based study aimed to identify comorbid conditions in a cohort of CH patients via using electronic health record information by headache experts. Charts of unique patients searched by headache authorities above an 11-year period, and a set of matched controls were diagnosed and examined. Three categories; Unconfirmed CH, Definite CH and no CH were established. The selected comorbidities assessed for prevalence and to find statistically significant differences among the patients.
A total of 170 patients with free text or CD diagnosis of cluster headache were identified. Out of these, 15 patients were excluded due to their association with partners employees. Seventy-Five patients found to had definite, 22 had Unconfirmed and 58 with inaccurate diagnosis due to data entry errors. The average age and time from CH beginning to the diagnosis of the patients with definite CH was 43.4 years and 12.7 years, respectively. Men suffered from definite CH were more as compared to women. The average estimate of yearly outpatient AND emergency department visits of definite CH patients was 25.4 and 4.5, respectively, compared with 6.9 and 1.1 in controls. Out of the 55 observed conditions, four were statistically considerably more prevalent (depression, dental disorders, deviated septum and smoking) and other four were less prevalent (musculoskeletal/orthopaedic problems, skin conditions, diabetes and "other gastrointestinal diagnoses") among definite CH patients as compared to controls.
In this extensive population-based study, very less number of patients were recognized who met strict diagnostic criteria for CH.


Airshows and Fly-ins provide a way for Kitfox owners and prospective owners to get together with their airplanes, swap stories and information, and admire each other's workmanship.
Kitfox Aircraft factory flies to as many of shows as the schedule will allow so that everyone can meet the staff, hear about plans, products and get caught up on the latest news from the factory. From EAA chapter meetings to AOPA Fly-in's, there are many shows throughout the country. For that reason we mix up the schedule to allow us to attend different shows.
Oshkosh "Airventure" is the largest aviation event and the one show that we do attend and schedule annually. Until they move us, we are located in the North Aircraft display booths 634 & 635.
The current Kitfox Aircraft airshow schedule: Please stay tuned for updated information.
Airventure - Oshkosh, WI - July 22nd-28th, 2019 Booth 600 & 601 - Note EAA has moved all of us.
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Intergender Wrestling Isn't Just About Men vs. Women
ByJordan Huie
Aug 17, 2020 General, Intergender Wrestling, Pro Wrestling, Wrestling Philosophy
Intergender wrestling has been a contentious topic for some time and the debate has been particularly strong of late. It's a discussion that's been going on for a while and there's been a lot brought up for or against it. But every discussion centers entirely around the idea of men and women fighting. It's likely that this is the only thing you think of when you hear the term 'intergender wrestling'. That's okay. But there is a wider spectrum out there, that goes beyond male and female. I think it should be a part of the conversation as well. And I think when you consider this, there's an argument to be made not only for intergender wrestling, but against any kind of segregation of gender. An argument that I've never seen anyone make.
Regardless of where you land on this argument, regardless of whether you believe that we should have separate divisions or not, I think there's one thing that's pretty self-evident about the concept of men's and women's divisions.
It's a binary. It's A or B, it's man or woman. Nothing else.
Recently, I've been thinking about what that might mean for a non-binary wrestler. This isn't exactly something I see discussed and maybe it's not a conversation the world is ready for, but I would like to see it begin.
In the interest of full-disclosure, I am very much binary myself. I know non-binary folks, I'm a fan of some non-binary creators, and I've listened to their experiences. But that's in no way a substitute for that experience. I've also never been a wrestler and atleast as of now have never had a direct involvement in the business. And even if I were the hypothetical non-binary wrestler that this article speaks of, no one person can be a monolithic representative of anything. Everyone's feelings, thoughts and experiences belong solely to them.
But I don't think you have to be one to try and put yourself in their shoes in this situation. You work specifically in a field where gender is a much bigger deal than usual in many ways. It doesn't just affect treatment or expectations or even wage gaps. In most wrestling promotions, you have to be categorized by your gender, to fit into one of two divisions.
Of course I'm not suggesting this is done on purpose but I think in a system like that, there's an innate added pressure to keep quiet about your self-identity. To be openly non-binary in this situation is to complicate something that everyone assumes is very simple. It would stand to reason that, more often than not, people would be forced to wrestle as their assigned gender, regardless of whether they identity with it or not. This would particularly affect those who don't seek to change their physical appearance to match their internal identity. To avoid misgendering, transitioning is almost mandatory because your gender is essentially identified by whatever you most closely resemble under a segregated system.
This is not to say it's wholly impossible to keep the divide whilst taking identity into account.
You could take steps to erode that pressure and allow people that identify as a man to wrestle in the men's division and vice versa, regardless of appearance. But even if you are cool with that, what does that mean for those who don't identify as either one? Even if they were given a choice of which division to fall under, those are only two choices. Two categories to fit into somehow.
And what does this entail for someone who is gender-fluid? Would they swap divisions depending on the day? Would IG exist solely for them and no one else? That might seem silly or impractical, but if you're taking them seriously and in good faith, what else would you do? Would it be right to do it any other way?
Here's the real big question I have for you today:
If there's an infinite number of genders out there, than are we willing or even able to create an infinite number of divisions?
I certainly think it's wrong to willfully misgender someone. And if the answer to the above question is anything other than "Yes, we can totally have an infinite number of divisions" then I think misgendering someone at some stage becomes unavoidable. It's either that, or they don't get to wrestle at all.
Because of this, I'm certain that there are wrestlers that feel they must allow themselves to be misgendered. Because allowing that is just, easier. It's easier than trying to change a system that very clearly was never made with you in mind And I think it's a problem that's somewhat inherent to a segregated system. Even if you tried to address it whilst keeping divisions, is there a solution that actually works for everyone?
I believe that intergender wrestling provides a very simple solution to this otherwise complicated problem.
I'm not gonna say it will fix everything and ensure no one will ever feel pressured to hide their identity. I'm not gonna say there will never be another wrestler misgendered by their own promotion under that system. But I do think a lot of the problems outlined in this article would be a non-issue if there simply wasn't a division in the first place. In theory, you could be identified however, wrestle whoever and it'd never have to be a big deal.
I'd like to think we'd find that forcing a square peg into a round hole isn't necessary. Perhaps we'd find that it never truly was.
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Lowest Prices Ever on Select PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch Games at Amazon Today
Killer deals.
By Chris Reed
Updated: 27 Jun 2019 2:10 pm
Posted: 27 Jun 2019 11:59 am
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Target is running some fantastic video game deals right now, but you have to use in-store pickup to get the deals. Thankfully, Amazon is matching the discounts, dropping prices to their lowest point ever on a number of major PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch games. So if you're looking to save a heap of money and you don't want to leave your house, you've come to the right place.
All you have to do is click the coupon box on the games' product pages to get the special sale price. However, for some reason most titles have only one platform on sale. Truly, Amazon moves in mysterious ways. Stock is running out for some of the titles, and the coupons are going away when it changes over to third-party sellers, so try to move fast on these deals. Without further ado, read on to see what's on sale.
Mortal Kombat 11 is $34.64
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Resident Evil 2 is $27.99
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Much more than a simple remaster, this remake of the classic PS1 horror game reimagines the game from the ground up, with new and returning horrors that await.
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is $33.24
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A stealthy samurai game from the makers of the Dark Souls series, Sekiro will likely kill you more times than you care to count.
Jump Force is $34.99
This crossover fighting game contains 40 characters from 16 anime series.
Devil May Cry 5 is $34.99
Demon-slaying has never been so stylish.
Kingdom Hearts III is $24.49 (at checkout)
This game might not look like it's discounted, but go through the checkout process, and the discount will be applied. I tried it myself.
Trover Save the Universe is $20.99
This new game from the creator of Rick and Morty is just as hilarious as you'd expect. Plus, you can play the whole thing in VR.
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It's like Left 4 Dead, but... newer? Team up with friends to fend off the undead hordes.
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Take the fight to the skies in this high-flying game that also comes with an excellent PSVR mode.
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This game kicks off as you crash-land in an underwater world, and it's up to you to scavenge and craft everything you'll need to survive.
This surprise sale isn't the only thing brewing over at Amazon. Prime Day this year will be a 48-hour sale rivaling Black Friday. Check out our Amazon Prime Day 2019 guide for everything to expect, and how to participate even if you aren't a Prime Member.
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Exclusive: All's not well between in the Total Dhamaal camp, stars opt for split promotions?
Ajay Devgn, Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit Nene starrer Total Dhamaal is set to hit the theaters soon all's well between the star cast? Deets inside.
The year 2019 started with a bang for Bollywood as the first few releases of the year, namely Uri: The Surgical Strike and the latest release Gully Boy, opened to good numbers at the box-office. That said, upcoming films have a lot to match up to. In the near future, we have a number of movies lined up for release and one of them is director Indra Kumar's Total Dhamaal. The trailer of the film was well received by the audiences and we are gearing up to see the sizzling jodi of Anil Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit Nene once again on the silver screen. But there seems to be trouble in paradise. Our sources tell us that everything is not so hunky-dory oand it looks like the actors of the film aren't on good terms with each other.
The Indra Kumar directorial venture is a multi-starrer and has Ajay Devgn, Anil Kapoor, Madhuri Dixit Nene, Arshad Warsi, Javed Jaffrey, Riteish Deshmukh and others in pivotal roles. The makers of the film are leaving no stone unturned to promote the film which is all set to hit the screens on February 22. But these promotions aren't going as planned because the on-screen chemistry between the stars is not reflecting off-screen. According to sources, the stars have been promoting the film separately. While Anil and Madhuri formed one team, Ajay, Indra, and Riteish formed another and were seen promoting the film separately. We hear the big stars, namely Anil and Madhuri, do not want to share the promotional activity with the others while Ajay, who is also one of the producers of the film, is on the opinion that the team should indulge in promotions together.
When we reached out to the Total Dhamaal team for a comment on this divisional promotional strategy, they denied the news stating that promotions are being carried out separately as the film is a multi-starrer and an issue of date cropped up. Apparently, the whole star cast was not available together and therefore promotions can't have them together. They also mentioned that the team is currently in Delhi together promoting the film ahead of its release.
In the wake of the recent Pulwama terror attacks, the makers of the film on Monday announced that the film will not be released across the border and Ajay Devgn took to Twitter to share the news.


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Nobilis Overstated Revenue and Growth Securities Class Action
Nobilis Health Corp., together with its subsidiaries, acquires and manages ambulatory surgical centers and healthcare facilities in the United States. Its facilities are licensed ambulatory surgery centers that provide scheduled surgical procedures in clinical specialties, including orthopedic surgery, podiatric surgery, ENT, pain management, gastro-intestinal, gynecology, and general surgery. As of March 18, 2015, Nobilis owned and managed 10 healthcare facilities in Texas and Arizona; a surgical hospital in Houston; six ambulatory surgery centers; two MRI centers; and an urgent care center.
This class action is brought on behalf of a class consisting of all persons who purchased Nobilis securities between April 2, 2015 and October 8, 2015, both dates inclusive, seeking to recover damages and pursue remedies under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Nobilis is headquartered in Houston, Texas and was incorporated in British Columbia, Canada. Its shares trade on NYSE under the ticker symbol "HLTH."
Procedural History
This class action was filed on October 21, 2015 and is captioned Shawn M. Hall, et al. v. Nobilis Health Corp., et al. It was filed in the Texas Southern District Court and its civil docket number is 4:15-cv-03098. The class period runs from April 2, 2015 through October 8, 2015, inclusive.
This federal securities class action complaint stems out of Nobilis's material misrepresentations related to the acquisition and incorporation of Athas Health, LLC, along with Athas' subsidiary, North American Spine, a company which marketed itself as "The Leader in Minimally Invasive Spine Care." Through the acquisition of Athas and North American Spine, Nobilis also acquired the rights to offer the proprietary AccuraScope procedure, a spinal procedure marketed as minimally invasive decompression designed to alleviate pressure on spinal nerves.
The misrepresentations began on April 2, 2015, when Nobilis filed its 10-K annual report with the Securities and Exchange Commission, announcing a net income of $6.72 million for 2014, compared to $1.42 million for 2013. Nobilis listed AccuraScope trademark as an intellectual property asset and ascribed the 153% increase in medical supplies and drugs expense to "the shift in case mix to include a greater percentage of orthopedic and spine cases."
In addition, on July 13, 2015, North American Spine issued a press release entitled "North American Spine's AccuraScope Procedure Featured on FOX43, WPMT," which touted the purported benefits of the AccuraScope Procedure. A month later, Nobilis announced its second quarter financial results reporting a net loss of $1.59 million, which it again attributed to an increase in marketing expenses related to "strategic growth initiatives of growing bariatric, spine, podiatry and gynecological brands."
Consequently, on October 9, 2015, Seeking Alpha, a stock market insights and financial analysis content service, issued a report summarizing its findings with respect to Nobilis and its recent acquisition, which concluded the following:
Questionable marketing with paid studies touting inappropriate success rates for its medical procedures;
Four CFO changes in few years along with recent auditor resignations;
Potentially overstated revenues; and
Newly acquired acquisitions with Accounts Receivable issues.
As soon as the report was released, Nobilis shares fell 27% the same day.
Current Case Status:
This case is in the notice period. When a shareholder brings suit under certain federal securities laws, generally that shareholder must give notice via a press release. This notice starts a sixty-day period of time when any shareholder can investigate the underlying claims of the lawsuit and then elect to bring suit as well. At the end of this sixty-day period, the court appoints one shareholder (or a group of shareholders) to prosecute the securities litigation. We will review the docket again in December and update this page as warranted.
Most Recent Case Event
Nobilis Overstated Revenue and Growth Complaint
This federal securities fraud class action lawsuit is brought against Nobilis Health Corp., a company acquiring and managing ambulatory surgery centers and healthcare facilities, for making false and misleading material statements, including the following: (a) Nobilis claimed success rates for its AccuraScope procedure, which lacked recognition from any university, medical body, or insurance company; (b) Nobilis overstated its 2014 revenues by over $36 million and its 2014 revenue growth rate as 161%, when it was actually only 44%. These statements caused Nobilis's stock to trade at artificially inflated prices which caused financial loss to the Plaintiffs.
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Saritah: Exclusive Interview
The Island Sound presents the full-length interview with Saritah, and the video premiere of "Inner Wealth".
Saritah, pronounced, (sa-REE-ta), is a Korean born, Australian raised artist-turned-global conscious roots singer-songwriter. Saritah has released three full-length albums and one EP in her career, which spans over 12 years.
Anticipating her latest single, "Inner Wealth" and accompanying music video, The Island Sound had the pleasure of speaking with Saritah. The topics include her new music, world travels, collaborations, working with producer Mario C (Beastie Boys, Manu Chao, Jack Johnson, John Butler Trio), how female musicians and artists in the reggae genre are presented and portrayed, as well as her new project, Del Corazon.
In celebration of Saritah's new single and music video for "Inner Wealth", the aforementioned topics and much more are available for your viewing pleasure below.
Without further ado, here is the exclusive interview with Saritah…
The Island Sound: To start out, you were born in Korea and grew up in Australia. So, what influences led you to start a career in music?
Saritah: I had piano lessons for about ten years, going back to about six-years-old. I was very blessed as a child that my parents encouraged that. I got a guitar when I was 15, and started writing songs on it. But, it wasn't until I started traveling around Australia and going to music festivals that I really felt the power that music has in a live format. Music brings that feeling of absolute unity, inspiration, upliftment and energy. There was definitely one turning point; I remember seeing an artist, Rokia Traore, she is out of Mali in West Africa. I saw her show and I was actually in tears. She just moved me deeply, that I had to do this. I have to make this my life.
The Island Sound: You have performed all throughout Asia, Europe and at many international festivals. What were those experiences like performing your lyrics in English for a crowd that might not speak the language fluently?
Saritah: Music really is the universal language. Even though people might not understand all the lyrics, a lot of people will pick up a few words here and there. It really is about the energy. Music translates and people feel that energy in their souls, especially during a live show.
The Island Sound: On the topic of sharing different languages in music, how did the collaboration on "Somos Iguales" arise with Spanish band, Green Valley?
Saritah: That was through the power of social media. I was in Barcelona, doing some shows in Europe. A sister whose partner was in the band, sent me some of their music and I liked the way it sounded. And, they sent me a track and I wrote to it and sent it back. The next day I was at their studio recording it. Then, the next day we were out in the streets of Barcelona, making a video. Literally, it happened really fast. I had no idea something that happened so organically would have such a far reach. It is a blessing. It's interesting, because, I have a new collaboration that I am working on with Cempoalli, a Los Angeles native artist. Del Corazon is the name of the new project. We are singing half in Spanish and half in English. I have always wanted to write more in Spanish. Because of that collaboration with Green Valley, it trips me out that a lot of my fans are from Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Spain. Through the power of the internet, it really is a small world now.
The Island Sound: Reggae truly is an international sound. Along those lines, you shot a video for the song, "These Days" in Mozambique. Describe that journey and your personal experience there.
Saritah: I was really captivated and fascinated by Africa. I knew Africa has had such significance in history and life on earth. Of course in music, pretty much every type of music originated in Africa. Of course, reggae came out of Jamaica, but Jamaica came out of Africa. So, I was blessed to have a round the world ticket, and I was flying to Africa from London. But, with a round the world ticket, you can only go in one direction. So, I flew to South Africa and took an eight-hour bus ride from Johannesburg to Maputo, Mozambique. Once I arrived in Maputo, everyone I met was creative; either a musician, a dancer or a photographer. I met a brother, who lived on the outskirts of Maputo in a township, and that experience really did change my life. They all had the biggest smiles I have ever seen, and yet, the people there also had less than I have ever seen. It was a true roots experience. And, at the end of my experience there and my journey, I knew I had to document this. So, I found, really, the only person that had access to a camera and a Macbook to make the video.
The Island Sound: It seems like many male artists or bands in the reggae genre, specifically, are collaborating with female vocalists. Are there any particular artists or bands that you would like to collaborate with in the future?
Saritah: I was actually booked to open for Steel Pulse on a couple of their California tour dates. Unfortunately, David Hinds had pneumonia and they had to cancel. Definitely Steel Pulse, I would love that. I got a chance to meet those guys while touring in France, and they have a really powerful live show. There are so many artists I would love to collaborate with. Not just in the reggae genre, but some of my favorite artists are Manu Chao, Erykah Badu, Midnite, Jah9 and Kabaka Pyramid.
The Island Sound: As a female artist in the reggae touring circuit, what is your take on how female singers in the genre are portrayed or perhaps even portray their image while on stage?
Saritah: It's interesting, still to this day you see the lineups of every festival are 85, 90 to 100 percent male dominated artists and bands. Let's be honest, I think women are nicer to look at, you know? There is a fine line between being beautiful while playing music and portraying beauty before the music. You still see those flyers with boobs and girls. Personally, I don't like seeing flyers like that. That's not going to make me want to go to the show. I want to go to the show because I like the music. I'm a woman, so I can't speak for the guys, but I think it would be nice to see flyers for shows that didn't have artwork that were objectifying a woman's body. There are some artists, that no matter what a woman wears, their music will outshine the image. I do believe, each woman has the freedom and choice to present herself how she wants to be presented.
The Island Sound: Focusing on your music, you have recorded in Australia, London and your most recent album release, Dig Deep, in California. What led you to decide on those locations for recording sessions?
Saritah: It's where I am at in my life at that particular time and where the energy is pointing. For Dig Deep, I had started working with a manager in California and got a band together for touring, performing at festivals, and it just seemed like a natural evolution out in California with that group of people. Also for that album, we did some work with Mario Caldato Jr., who at the time was based out of L.A. He has done some incredible work with Beastie Boys, Manu Chao, John Butler Trio and Jack Johnson. It was great to work with him and he did great work on the album, which I'm truly grateful for the opportunity to work with him.
The Island Sound: You're releasing a new single, "Inner Wealth". How was the writing process and what was the inspiration for the song?
Saritah: That song is a collaboration with Million 7 (Seth Theodore), who is based out of Santa Cruz, California. He has been a long time collaborator now. The instrumental part of the song is the Fyah Bless Riddim. When I heard it, I just loved it. The chorus started to come through, which is my absolute favorite. When you have the words and melody and rhythm coming through just right, that is when you know you really have something special. The chorus for "Inner Wealth" was one of those tunes. The song is really about the evolution of consciousness, that I'm experiencing, but also experiencing and seeing it in the world at large. Of course, we are not always going to be the best version of our self, but every moment is a new opportunity to be that and remember who we really are. The line that says, (singing) "Every word you say has a vibration and every thought you have goes out towards the sun" is really meant to check yourself, check your thoughts, your words, because the life that you see around you really is going to be the reflection of our thoughts and words.
The Island Sound: For the accompanying music video, it was very well put together and a clean visual to a great song. Your videos truly capture the natural surroundings. How was the filming for the new video?
Saritah: It was really peaceful. I was out in Hawai'i. It was shot on the Puna Coast of the Big Island. The video was made by Grototote, and I met him through Nahko (Nahko and Medicine for the People), while they were touring in Australia a couple of years back. When I knew I was going out to Hawai'i, and I had this song bubbling on the stove, I linked up with him. It was one day of filming. I did my own makeup for the shoot. We did it in a super roots style. There are a lot of slow motion shots of nature, flowers, coastlines, surf, capturing the vibe of the song, being present to the moment. The video shows the outer wealth of nature reflecting the inner wealth of one's self.
The Island Sound: Now, for upcoming live shows, you will be performing at a festival in Spain this summer. Are there any tour dates scheduled beyond that?
Saritah: Yes. There will be more European tour dates added soon for July. I'm actually about to take Del Corazon on the road throughout May in California. We will also be playing a show out in Connecticut. I'll have the Saritah shows in July and going back to Australia towards the end of the year. So, I'm going to be pretty busy for the rest of this year. I'm just doing my best to honor the music, however it wants to come through.
The Island Sound: On the topic of music festivals, you performed at some of the United States' largest reggae festivals, the Sierra Nevada World Music Festival and California Roots. How were those experiences, traveling from Australia to California to perform?
Saritah:When I first came out here, I was kind of guided through the process. I think at that time, I only knew one person in California. I ended up at Sierra Nevada with backstage passes, and I eventually met my current manager there, and met some of my friends that are now the closest to me in my life. When I was at Sierra Nevada as a fan, I just stopped and thought to myself, "Wow, I would Love to perform at this festival." California has been great to me. I think California has the right demographic from a musical perspective. People love reggae and are open-minded. So performing at Sierra Nevada, Cali Roots and Joshua Tree Music Festival, it was just a good match for my music, and it still is to this day.
For further details and the official music video for "Inner Wealth" by Saritah, follow the links below.
Saritah Links
Video: Saritah – "Inner Wealth"
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