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Yes, ELP Legacy and Todd Rundgren Make Yestival, A Celebration of Happy Hippy Days and Good Memories
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Review By CRAIG HAMMONS
Happy hippies and purveyors of the fine art of rock music were in heaven the other night at Yestival, a celebration of all things prog rock.
The triple bill of Yes (Steve Howe's version), Todd Rundgren and Carl Palmer has enough rock prog power to light up downtown Los Angeles.
The show started right on time at the Microsoft Theatre with Carl Palmer's ELP Legacy. The first thing that surprised me was there were no keyboards or synthesizers on stage. However, this would not matter as this power trio of guitarist extraordinaire Paul Bielatowicz and the eclectic bass man Simon Fitzpatrick brought shear passion and intensity to the complexity of the songs that we were about to hear.
They started with a video montage of clips where ELP was mentioned in numerous TV shows including The Simpsons:
The opening number "Hoedown" had Paul hitting every note on his guitar that would have been played on a keyboard. Next Carl steps out from behind his drums to welcome everybody and introduce "Karn Evil 9, 1st Impression, Part 2."
It was amazing how these songs came to life in this fashion. Next up was "Knife-Edge" where the bass was so strong it rattled the rafters and the hair was standing straight up on my arms. Carl then spoke about Greg Lake for a minute and said they were going to do a song Lake wrote when he was only 14 years old and it would later go on to be one of ELP's biggest hits.
Carl Palmer
Carl Palmer after a great show – Photo by Craig Hammons
They went into "Lucky Man" and right before the first verse Todd Rundgren appeared on stage to sing it. It brought back good memories of time passed. The set ended with "Fanfare for the Common Man" where Carl showed his chops has not weened a bit and put on a 7-minute drum solo that kicked my ass. He started his career playing with Arthur Brown and tonight showed that his career is long from being over. If they could have put on a longer set they may have just stole the show.
Next up was the 'Wizard and True Star,' the ever-unpredictable Todd Rundgren. You never know what to expect but tonight was not going to be a greatest hits package. He was backed by some of his long time fellow musicians with the mighty Prairie Prince on drums, Kasim Sulton on bass, Jesse Gresse on guitar and he brought along his lovely backup singers The Global Girls.
Todd Rundgren captivated the crowd at Yestival – Photo © 2017 Craig Hammons
Todd is out on the road promoting his fine new album White Knight. The show opened with "Come" the opening track from that album. Todd took center stage dressed like Trump in a suit and a bright red tie singing "When it is time to come for you will you come with me?" Yes, Todd we will. Besides the new album, the set consisted of tracks from Todd's last four albums and few classics for those who have not jumped into the new material with both feet yet.
The next song was "Truth" from the Liars album where Todd sings "The truth is stranger than fiction." How true. He was continually in motion like a holy rolling preacher working the stage delivering his songs to his devoted followers with precision and conviction.
Todd then picked up the guitar and went into a number I did not expect, "The Ikon," from the Utopia album Another Live. But the standout track for me tonight was "This is Not a Drill" from White Knight.
On the album Joe Satriani plays the leads but tonight Todd was the man ripping up the strings.
Todd ended his set as he usually does with a few classics to please the masses. They went into "One World" and then ever popular "Hello It's Me" before closing with his anthem "Just One Victory." It's a powerful song with a good message.
Steve Howe of Yes – Photo by Craig Hammons
Yes featuring Steve Howe, Alan White and Geoff Downes were next. This was not the Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, Trevor Rabin Yes. Steve Howe says "We are our own entity." They would be doing one song apiece in chronological order from their first ten albums starting with 1969's Yes album and concluding with "Drama." The stage was packed with equipment, lights and ready for blast off.
The first song "Survival" was a rarity which prior to this tour was never really played live before. "Time and A Word" was delivered with delicate skill with new lead singer Jon Davison singing like he was the ghost of Jon Anderson. Opening slow and easy but now they were ready to pick up the pace with "Yours is No Disgrace." Alan White's drums were accented by the additions of Steve Howe's son Dylan also on drums.
The set was full of rarities and oddities from "South Side of the Sky" from 1971's Fragile and "Soon" from 1974's Relayer. "Machine Messiah" was an epic closer to their set. Steve Howe's opening lead was powerful as well with the vocal harmonies of Jon Davison and bassist Billy Sherwood. The night ended with everybody's favorite "Roundabout." We were all just a bunch of happy hippies reliving some of the music from out past and proud of it. Peace.
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Digital Forgetting And The Future of The Past: Dis-Membering Social Memory Into Bits And Bytes
Attila Marton
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The concept of memory invokes the dynamic and self-referential interplay between forgetting and remembering as the basis for the construction of a past aligned to what the future is expected to bring. Conceived of as the construction of sameness into difference, memory is to be seen as the process of filtering singular details of events in order to make them comparable with other events according to gradually emerging categories. Forgetting means dis-membering singularities into categories; re-membering, by contrast, is the construction of an event out of these categories. Thus conceived, forgetting is the rule and remembering is the exception.
Brought into a societal context, forgetting and remembering can be observed as social phenomena sui generis – social memory - with respect to socially constructed systems of categorization and classification. In particular, the librarian catalogue created for a closed-shelf arrangement is a highly sophisticated and abstract practice of social forgetting. Since books are stored according to size to save shelf-space, the closed-shelf repository can only be navigated by means of the catalogue. If one loses the catalogue, the collection of books turns into noise bereft of any organization. This setup, however, enables a library to manage, in principle, an infinite number of books by relying on abstract classification criteria used for their description and the arrangement of catalogue cards the books are represented by. The books themselves are forgotten. What is remembered, are the rules of cataloguing. In more abstract terms, the more elaborate the classification system, the more details can be filtered out. However, the more elaborate the classification system, the more can be remembered as well. The more we forget, the more we remember. The more we remember, the more we forget.
Given these considerations, social memory presents itself as a more complex societal structure than concepts of information storage and retrieval would reveal. Propelled by the immense capacities to store data, the ideal of information technologies as a remedy against forgetting seems to be an overstatement considering the fact that digital media are based on the most radical classification possible – the classification of everything and anything into only two classes of 0 and 1. Digital memory is the dis-membrance of singular events into binary digits leading to the counter-intuitive conclusion that the storing of binary-based data itself is a way of forgetting. Re-membrance, in turn, is the computational reconstruction of artefacts composed out of binary digits. Thus conceived, binary-based digital media are very ill-fitted for mnemonic purposes, since, for the first time, the conservation of a communication medium as such is not enough for societal remembering. If we lose the catalogue, the books themselves, if conserved, remain. By contrast, without appropriate computational processing, bits are mere noise devoid of any inherent meaning, which poses a serious threat to the capabilities of future generations to reconstruct the past based on authentic documentation. What we thought was safely stored in our computational silos of knowledge, may have slowly decayed into rotten bits and bytes.
[Abstract Booklet for] The workshop 'Digital Memory' Ispra 16th and 17th January 2014
Angela Pereira, Alessia Ghezzi, Estefania Moreno
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JCR Science for Policy Report
EUR 26446 EN
Marton, A. (2015). Digital Forgetting And The Future of The Past: Dis-Membering Social Memory Into Bits And Bytes. In A. Pereira, A. Ghezzi, & E. Moreno (Eds.), [Abstract Booklet for] The workshop 'Digital Memory' Ispra 16th and 17th January 2014 (pp. 26-27). European Commission. JCR Science for Policy Report No. EUR 26446 EN
Marton, Attila. / Digital Forgetting And The Future of The Past : Dis-Membering Social Memory Into Bits And Bytes. [Abstract Booklet for] The workshop 'Digital Memory' Ispra 16th and 17th January 2014. editor / Angela Pereira ; Alessia Ghezzi ; Estefania Moreno. Belgien : European Commission, 2015. pp. 26-27 (JCR Science for Policy Report; No. EUR 26446 EN).
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A single shaft double port cannula having a shaft with discrete and separated channels to provide a method and apparatus that allows entry and passage of any two elongate surgical instruments through a single cannula.
The present application claims the benefit of the filing date of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 61/988,681, filed May 5, 2014 (May 5, 2014), incorporated in its entirety by reference herein.
The present invention relates generally to a cannula for use in arthroscopic surgery and endoscopic procedures, and more particularly to a novel double port cannula that facilitates arthroscopy of synovial joints and endoscopic procedures on the abdomen and spine.
Arthroscopy has revolutionized the treatment of joint diseases. In the knee, arthroscopy has allowed for minimally invasive treatments of meniscal tears and cartilage pathology and facilitated other more extensive surgeries such as ACL reconstruction and meniscal transplantation. Arthroscopy has been expanded into other fields such as shoulder, hip elbow, ankle, and even the wrist. In joints, such as the hip and knee in particular, arthroscopic suturing techniques are particularly helpful for repair of the labrum and capsule. However, suture management can occasionally challenge even an experienced arthroscopist. The problem is one of access. In the hip, for instance, the presence of the femoral head and the depth of the joint can make it nearly impossible to access certain areas except with one cannula. Thus, it is impossible to implement a surgical action in that zone. In the spine, muscle-sparing approaches have been developed in the removal of disc material and the fusion of vertebral bones in the treatment of disc disease. However, access is limited to one to two pathways to the diseased area.
The current invention has been developed to provide a method and apparatus to address the issue of access by providing two ports within a single double port cannula. The inventive double port mechanism allows entry and passage of any two elongate instruments, including an endoscope through one of the channels. This dramatically increases the options for achieving the surgical goals. The inventive double port cannula allows the surgeon to implement the surgical plan through the second port. The invention has applications to the shoulder for the repair of the rotator cuff where the sutures can be pulled through the second port and can help to apply traction of the cuff or store the sutures until they are ready to be tied. It can be utilized in the hip in the repair of the labrum or treatment of cartilage lesions. It can further be utilized in the knee for the repair of ligaments such as the anterior cruciate ligament or the menisci. The invention can be used in the spine for the treatment of intervertebral disc disease with a minimally invasive methodology with the endoscope entered through one channel or portal and the pathological material removed or repaired through the second portal.
FIG. 10B is the same view with the insertion pin and cannula rotated axially 90 degrees.
Referring first to FIGS. 1 through 6, wherein like reference numerals refer to like components in the various views, there is illustrated therein a first preferred embodiment of a new and improved cannula with two ports, generally denominated 10 herein.
As seen in FIGS. 1-3, in a first preferred embodiment the cannula of the present invention 10 preferably includes a cylindrical shaft 16, having a an interior end 12, truncated obliquely so as to form a beveled end or "point" 20, an exterior end 14, a collar or ferule 18 disposed on the exterior end, and first and second generally linear and parallel bores 22 and 24, separated by a partition 23 from the exterior end 14 to the interior end 12. The bores can be identical or variable in diameter.
FIG. 3 provides detail showing the shaft 16, an exterior end 14, the collar 18, and the interior end (or articular apparatus) 12 with the main channel opening 22 and the accessory channel opening 22. The collar 18 may include a rim 25 that extends beyond the openings of the channels and defines a cylindrical cup 26 to facilitate placement of an arthroscope or a larger instrument, typically inserted into the exterior end (outer) entry site into the main channel. Alternatively, smaller instruments (such as radiofrequency probes, suture passers or retracting sutures) can be passed through the accessory channel.
FIG. 4 provides detail concerning the double port cannula articular end tip 20. The beveled opening of the cannula 10 makes it able to accommodate a variety of endoscope/arthroscopes (the terms used interchangeably herein) through the interior end of the main channel 22 and other smaller instruments through the accessory channel 24 with a clear structural separation between the two channels of the cannula.
FIG. 5 is an end view in perspective showing the external end 14. In this view, the main cannula assembly is shown. Looking from outside the external end, thus outside the patient's body, there is an outer entry hole 22 a for the main channel 22 and the accessory channel outer entry 24 a for the accessory channel 24. An endoscope/arthroscope inserted into main channel 22 is maintained in position with a fluid seal using the endoscope/arthroscope attachment mechanism, collar 18.
FIG. 6 is a detailed end view of the double port cannula, again showing the exterior end 14, rotated 180 degrees from its position as seen in FIG. 5 so that accessory channel 24 is better appreciated.
FIGS. 7A through 10B show a second preferred embodiment 70 of the inventive cannula. These views show, collectively, that in a second preferred embodiment, the cannula includes an elongate shaft or tube 72 having first and second through ports 74, 76, separated internally by a bifurcation or partition 78, and extending from an exterior (proximal) end 80 to an interior (distal) end 82. The exterior end 80 includes a collar or ferrule 84 that functions as an anthroscopic attachment structure. This embodiment further includes male threads 86, which maintain the cannula in position at the desired depth from the skin.
The second preferred embodiment next includes an insertion pin or stylette 90 having a head 92 with gripping elements 94, including, but not limited to, nubs, knurls, fins, ribs, or any suitable surface feature that facilitates a secure finger hold. Integrally connected to head 92 are first and second split prongs 96, 98, each configured for insertion into the through ports 74, 76 in cannula shaft 72 each extend to a beveled end 100, 102 which angle inwardly to form an effective point 104, which extends through the interior end 82 of cannula 72 when inserted. This facilitates insertion into a patient's body.
While the prongs are shown in the view having substantially the same dimensions, it will be appreciated that they may be sized for passage of different instruments while still achieving the functional features of the above-described insertion pin.
1. An arthroscopic cannula, comprising a hollow shaft containing two separated and discrete channels to allow for passage of independent instruments through each channel.
3. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein each channel has a diameter of between 3 and 10 mm.
4. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein said hollow shaft includes an interior end and an exterior end, and said exterior end includes an accessory attachment structure.
5. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 4, wherein said accessory attachment structure is a collar integrally disposed on said exterior end.
6. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein said hollow shaft includes an interior end angled so as to form an effective point to facilitate insertion into a human joint or other body cavity or potential space.
7. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein said hollow shaft includes an interior end and an exterior end, and said channels are separated by a partition extending from said interior end to said exterior end.
8. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein said hollow shaft includes an interior end having a collar for securing an arthroscope/endoscope through one of said channels.
9. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 8, wherein said collar includes a rim that extends beyond the openings of said channels.
10. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 9, wherein said collar defines a cylindrical cup to facilitate placement of an arthroscope/endoscope or a larger instrument.
11. The arthroscopic cannula of claim 1, wherein said hollow shaft includes a beveled interior end.
12. An arthroscopic cannula, comprising a hollow shaft bifurcated by a partition into first and second ports extending from an exterior end to an interior end.
13. The cannula of claim 12, wherein said shaft includes a beveled interior end.
14. The cannula of claim 12, wherein said shaft includes accessory attachment structure on an exterior end.


Just a minute... I need to go find something.
Huh. I was sure I saw it over there. Where was that...?
Now, what was I doing? Oh. Writing a blog post.
Just a minute, okay... I'll be right back.
I seem to have had a few distractions today. All day. Including this morning at church... Communion Sunday and I was distracted.
Directly under the cross there is a reflection of three people. Stripes of blue, pink, tan, red, tan... Three imperfect, bent reflections wrapped over the bumps and creases of the metal surface. You really can't even tell that those reflections are people.
I kept thinking about how imperfect those reflections were. Certainly not like looking in a mirror!
Oh, and how is my reflection? How am I reflecting Christ? Do others see only a bent and twisted scarcely recognizable blurred image of *something*? Am I a distraction? Or do others see and recognize that Jesus is reflected in my words and actions? Oh, I think it is time to polish that reflection!
Now to Him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to make you stand in the presence of His glory blameless with great joy, to the only God our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen.
Great reflection! As our Pastor says, we may be the only Bible someone reads! This is our revival week and last night the message was so encouraging! His challenge was for a church full of nobodies, telling everybody about Somebody, who can save anybody! I love it!
Wow - I love that, too, Karin! Thank you!
Praying for all those anybodies!
Well said Kathy. And perfect truth that the Lord can get our attention anytime and anyway he wants!
Wow! Didn't know where that was going but really love that post Kathy!
Thank you, Sharla! Amazing the twists and turns a day can take - and it goes so much smoother when the One who created us is the Leader!
Isn't it marvelous how something like noticing a reflection can lead us to thinking about something so immensely meaningful?!
So true! The Lord uses many ways to get our attention!
Great post!! A great theological reflection.


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Rockets star Corey Brewer is crediting huge jump in shooting percentage to his HS coach
By Cam Smith, USA TODAY High School Sports November 29, 2016 2:05 pm
By Cam Smith, USA TODAY High School Sports | November 29, 2016 2:05 pm
Corey Brewer has remained close to his high school coach (Photo: Troy Taormina/USA TODAY Sports)
Corey Brewer has always remained loyal to his roots. When he left Tennessee to star at Florida and help the Gators capture back-to-back national titles, in 2006 and 2007, he remained in close touch with those he left behind in Portland, Tenn. Chief among them was Portland High basketball coach Tris Kingston, and the duo remained in close contact throughout Brewer's early years in the NBA.
Now in Houston, Brewer started the 2016 season with something off in his shooting motion. His performances cratered in late October, with his shooting percentage dropping to around 20 percent. It was a low point for the ever-confident Brewer, but luckily he knew right where to go to get back on track: As reported by the Houston Chronicle, he brought in Kingston and asked him to help work on his shot.
According to Brewer, that made all the difference. The guard surged to a shooting percentage of near 70 percent and the former Gator has been quick to credit Kingston with the turnaround.
"I brought him in," Brewer told the Chronicle. "He basically created my shot, taught me how to shoot. That's where it all started. He changed the way I positioned the ball and my elbow, went back to when I started shooting. That's my guy."
Were all players to have a ready-made solution so easily at hand, the NBA would be a much better-shooting and higher scoring league.
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The Vaccines at The Olympia Theatre (review & photos)
Hailing from London, oft-accoladed The Vaccines continued their current touring run in The Olympia Theatre on Monday the 8th of April. For a band who are seemingly perpetually on-tour, having been stopping all over Europe, Japan, America and Australia without any real break since the release of 'Come of Age' in September 2012, they had huge amounts of enthusiasm for their Dublin fans, and vice-versa. Temples, of the English midlands, are a psychedelic/britpop four-piece who opened the night with a set that just pushed the half hour. Regrettably brief, the performance assured their style with a fresh, while retrospective of the 60s, sound and a distanced stage presence, which was to the benefit of their act; James Edward Bagshaw's voice proved to mark the main distinction of their musical contemporaries in its high-end power and its unusual buoyant clarity, to say nothing of his bitchin' 12-string.
Having finished their set, Temples soon reappeared to help tear down, as the main attractions' final check began and they took the stage. Flying through their catalogue at the same pace as their whirlwind tunes, the energetic and acutely devoted fans were bouncing maniacally, their cordial welcome an explanation of the band's dedication to the live show. Hits of the night were the usual crowd favourites such as 'Wet Suit' and 'Teenage Icon;' with such a brief discography and songs of such sanguinity and rapid wholesomeness, every song is a favourite. Freddie Cowan's badassed, Mick Jones snazziness described the arc of the entire show: fun and nourishing. The band members were very much together, musically tight and bouncing off each other with ease.
Brilliantly ridiculous t-shirt of the year goes to bassist Arni Arnason, who sported a Black Flag band-shirt rework. With cats.
Review by Luke Etherton
Photos by David Doyle
Posted on 9 April 2013 at 1:38 pm by Lucy Ivan
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> International > Why Lisbon?
Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, is an historical city with many enchanting reasons and an unusual character, where 800 years of diverse cultural influences mix with the most modern trends and lifestyles, which contributes to all visitors feel welcome. The ISCTE-IUL Campus has an exceptional location in the city centre and offers modern, spacious and functional facilities.
Lisbon is a two hour flight from the main European cities, it is a safe city and has an excellent price/quality ratio.
Famous for its light, but also for its climate, Lisbon is the closest European capital to wonderful beaches, providing students with a combination of studies along with days well spent by the sea.
Relevant information about Lisbon and Portugal can be found at the links below.


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Justice Department to Conduct Review of Columbus Police for Racial Bias
By Alexandra Hutzler On 9/9/21 at 1:02 PM EDT
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) will investigate the Columbus (Ohio) Division of Police, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announced Thursday.
"This is an important day for the future of policing in Columbus," the mayor said in a statement.
Ginther added: "This is not about one particular officer, policy or incident; rather, this is about reforming the entire institution of policing in Columbus. I am confident in the partnership and the additional tools the DOJ's [Community Oriented Policing Services] Office will bring to our city."
This will be the first time that the federal department has been involved with the city under its COPS Office. The review will begin immediately.
The mayor, along with City Attorney Zach Klein, had requested the Justice Department's intervention in April following a series of police killings of Black residents and other incidents.
The two officials said the city had made "significant progress in recent years in police reform," but was met with "fierce opposition from leadership within the Columbus Division of Police."
"Simply put: We need to change the culture of the Columbus Division of Police," Ginther and Klein wrote in their request to partner with the Justice Department in their efforts to implement significant reforms.
According to the Columbus Dispatch, eight people were killed in shootings involving Columbus and Franklin County police officers between January 2020 and April 2021—including teenager Ma'Khia Bryant. The 16-year-old girl died after being shot four times by a Columbus police officer on April 20. The shooting sparked protests in Columbus and across the country.
Body camera video released the night of the shooting showed Bryant as she appeared to hold a knife and lunging at two women. After the shooting, an officer could be heard on camera saying: "She had a knife. She just went at her."
The case is set to go to a grand jury, which will decide whether to indict the officer involved.
The Department of Justice will conduct a review of the Columbus Division of Police, Mayor Andrew Ginther announced Thursday. In this photo, the Columbus Division of Police Central Headquarters is seen on September 15, 2016. Paul Vernon/AFP via Getty Images
Columbus Police Chief Elaine Bryant said in a statement that potential focus opportunities for her division include policy reviews, officer training, recruitment, and establishing an early intervention system for officers.
"We ask our officers to constantly train to be better, to strive for the next level of skill and excellence. This is no different," said Bryant. "Our work is too important, the stakes are too high, for us to ever be satisfied with the status quo."
Newsweek reached out to the Department of Justice for comment, but didn't receive a response before publication.
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Diego's is the King Kong of the Kingston taco scene. They always have interesting specials and the owner is truly about that taco life: he has one tattooed on his leg. It's hard to imagine Uptown Kingston without Diego's, but Lucy's Tacos was in that space just three years ago!
The 'Dillo is the longest-standing stalwart of the Kingston taco scene. They've been holding it down on Ally Mc'Abeel Street for over 30 years, and are a go-to for frozen margs, fish tacos and unlimited "chippies"on a hot night. Their loyalty points program is home to the most patient person in the Hudson Valley: someone has saved up almost $1,200 in free Armadillo food.
Like Santa Fe, Mole Mole is part of a string of locally-owned restaurants; this one started in the early 2000s on Main Street in Poughkeepsie. Their location on the Rondout in Kingston is the Oaxacan Ying to Armadillo's Tex-Mex Yang. And if Instagram is to be believed, they've got cinnamon nachos.
Hidden among the chain stores of Route 9W, in the Walmart parking lot is Crazy Bowlz, a Mexican-Asian fast-casual eatery that gives eaters an unprecedented amount of freedom in combining bold flavors. Ever wonder what a chicken teriyaki taco would taste like paired with bubble tea? Crazy Bowlz is for you. It's also one of the only places in the region that even has bubble tea.
Casa Villa's menu is a mix of the traditional Mexican dishes, as well as some Tex-Mex and Italian food. They're well-known for their day-long outdoor celebrations of Mexican Independence Day and Cinco De Mayo on Albany Ave.
Located in uptown Kingston, Alebrijes will satisfy all of your cravings for authentic Mexican food... unless it's a Tuesday, because Alebrijes is closed on Tuesdays. Plan your visit accordingly, and check out their menu here.
This restaurant is the one Salvadorian choice on this list and is located right on Broadway. Come for the tacos, and stay for the salad juice.
If you've been down Broadway in Kingston you've probably noticed the beautiful mural of the girl with purple hair and Day of the Dead make up. It's on the side of La Hacienda, a traditional Mexican and Central American restaurant that also delivers.
Just For You on Broadway has been feeding Midtown Kingston for years, standing out as a source of authentic Oaxacan food across from the HealthAlliance hospital campus. They're trucking along even though one of their two owners was deported amidst much protest. Work is underway to turn the upstairs of the building into an event space and art gallery.
Mi Casita is a small family-run Salvadorian restaurant that's great for take-out or delivery. It's also the fifth and final taco place located right on Broadway; there are few finer culinary journeys than eating your way up and down Kingston's main thoroughfare.
Another authentic Mexican restaurant, TP is located just off the beaten path of Broadway in Kingston. You can get a taco for $1.50!


There are several different types of thyroid cancers including adenomas, carcinomas and tumors generated by c-cells.
C-cells are not cancerous cells, (called medullar thyroid cells or parafollicular cells) but they cause or trigger a form of carcinoma in the thyroid gland. In effect they are stem cells for the thyroid gland.
Adenomas are nodular (masses), that have a gray to tan appearance. These tumors are benign (slow growth), however they impact the production of thyroid hormone. Benign tumors such as Adenomas are easy to treat by lobectomy (surgery to remove all or part of the thyroid) and radiation therapy.
Carcinomas on other hand involve metastases; meaning it can spread to other parts of body via blood circulation. Carcinomas can produce a large number of nodules at the thyroid gland. As a carcinoma nodule diffuses or spreads through the thyroid it causes the thyroid itself to degrade, resulting in severe thyroid disease.
Thyroid cancer is characterized by symptoms that are not specific to the disease. It may mimic the symptoms of other canine thyroid diseases. Because of this testing is required for a definitive diagnosis.
Treatment via surgery to remove the diseased lobe or part of the thyroid (lobectomy) is effective along with chemotherapy and radiation therapy. The prognosis or outcome for dogs depends upon the type and severity of the cancerous cell growth and if the disease returns after treatment.
Dogs may exhibit signs of various thyroid diseases associated with abnormal functioning of the thyroid gland. Cancerous cells may affect the functioning of the thyroid gland in many ways.
Some of the signs are weight loss, loss of appetite, hyper salivation, and mild fever. Dogs may have a lump in the skin and hard nodules that can be felt at apex of the neck. Difficulty in respiration (breathing) and swallowing may be due to nodular pressure at the trachea and esophagus respectively.
Dogs may also show signs of either hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism.
As mentioned, the key to diagnosis is to determine if symptoms are due to canine thyroid cancers vs other thyroid in dog conditions.
For example, a lump at apex of neck may either be due to thyroid cancer or it may be a due to a non neoplastic (not cancerous) inflammatory growth or a goiter.
Similarly, irregular hormonal release that of T3, T4 & thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) may often be confused with hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism. So in this regard, common tests and procedures may never be helpful in diagnosing a canine thyroid cancer. A specific and descriptive biopsy (tissue sample) is usually required to confirm that there is a cancerous development in the thyroid. Secondary lymphoid sarcomas (cancer cells in the lymph glands) may help in predicting a primary canine thyroid cancer (cancer that starts in the thyroid vs a secondary which means that the cancer spread to the thyroid from elsewhere in the body).
Surgical resection is only effective if the degree of canine thyroid cancer is low. If cancerous cells exist deep in the thyroid and if the cells are scattered, it decreases the effectiveness of surgery as an option.
In most of cases, the return of the cancer is common due to the difficulty of getting access to deeper tissues while operating.
Along with surgery, a combination of radiotherapy and chemotherapy has proven to be most effective in metastasis (cancers). Radiotherapy is considered very effective, but there are some concerns about its application. In many cases the waves are mostly too harmful for the cells which balance the secretion of hormones in the thyroid gland. If this is the case, dogs may exhibit irreversible thyroid problems.
If there is concern that radiation therapy may be harmful, then milder radiation is used in addition to surgery and chemotherapy.
Given the seriousness of this disease, and while it is not a cure for cancer, it may be worth supplementing your dog's diet with a homeopathic remedy. Two products to consider and research are C-Caps Formula , which supports the immune system, and Thyroid Soothe , which is manufactured to support the thyroid gland itself.
The prognosis for cancer dog thyroid depends upon the type, location how far the cancerous tumor has spread. Usually in nodular forms the prognosis is very good, while cancers that spread or diffused have a weaker prognosis.
The recovery time whether or not it has returned after treatment goes into determining if the canine thyroid cancer is fatal or not. In most cases, dogs that have recovered from any form of thyroid cancer develop secondary problems of thyroid gland and lymphatic suppression. Lymphatic suppression refers to reduced activity and performance of lymphatic tissues. The lymph system of the body when working correctly, removes bacteria and certain proteins from the tissues, transport fat from the small intestine, and supplies mature lymphocytes to the blood. Problems with the thyroid and lymphatic tissues reduce the chances of recovery.


The TeamSk8 USA Roller Sports Club supports getting and keeping kids active and educated, while having fun on wheels. So we are proud to invite Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in Michigan to join us for an informal training and fun skating party.
The goal of this event is to introduce roller sports safety knowledge, enjoy cool music, play games and have some skating fun by welcoming your Scouts into our skating facility. All Scouts who participate will get roller skating patches from the Rollerama Skating Rink and a small souvenir from TeamSk8. The patches are awarded for trying our basic skills and learning simple safety rules. There will also be open skating, games and demonstrations of our sport. This event is a great way to get some practical knowledge for any level skater, make new friends, and encourage a more active lifestyle for youth of all ages.
Admission is at the door, but feel free to RSVP via text (313.330.3276) or email (teamsk8@ymail.com) by Friday, December 1st to make sure we have roller sports souvenirs for all.
TeamSk8 is always available to work with any interested local Scout groups to teach additional physical and mental mastery of roller skating. Troop leaders can also reserve the Rollerama for private Scout skating events. The rink is happy to host educational skating sessions, Scout fundraisers, or fun field trips for any Scouting group. Contact Rollerama Skating for more information on group skating events.


The Air Canada Express regional service, to be operated by Chorus Aviation subsidiary Jazz with 74-seat Bombardier Q400 NextGen turboprop regional airliners, will offer four round-trips a week from May 22 through September 7, 2015.
Under the Air Canada Express brand, Air Georgian will operate the three daily round-trips between Red Deer Regional Airport and Calgary International Airport using 18-seat Beech 1900D turboprops.
With the departures on February 1 of Air Canada Express flights AC8371 from Calgary to Fort McMurray, AC8430 from Calgary to Regina and AC8586 from Calgary to Saskatoon, Air Canada has introduced Bombardier Q400 NextGen service in Western Canada.
The transaction involves the conversion to firm orders of six of the 15 options taken by Jazz Air when it placed its original order for 15 Q400 NextGens, announced on April 30, 2010. Jazz will operate the aircraft under the Air Canada Express banner.
Air Canada has inaugurated service between Toronto Pearson International Airport and John F. Kennedy International Airport, making the airline the only carrier serving all three major airports in the New York City region from Canada.


The shipbuilder's Rs 345 crore IPO was subscribed 1.02% on the final day, after being extended for three days till October 1 due to a tepid response. The price band was also revised from Rs 115-118 to Rs 114-118 a piece. The offer for sale by the government was a part of its divestment plan.
Volatile markets are spoiling the listing of the companies on the bourses with three companies debuting at a discount to their issue price. On Wednesday, Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers closed at a discount of 10.93% at Rs 105.10 a piece, compared to its issue price of Rs 118 on BSE. On National Stock Exchange, it closed at a discount of 13% at Rs 102.65 per scrip.
The Kolkata-headquartered public sector defence company caters to the requirements of the Indian Coast Guard and Indian Navy. As on July 31, its aggregate order book was Rs 20,313.6 crore, comprising gross order value in the shipbuilding segment, engineering segment and the engine segment of Rs 20,029.42 crore, Rs 85.17 crore, and Rs 199 crore, respectively. The revenue of the company has seen a decline between 2014-15 and 2017-18, while its pre-tax profits remained almost flat during the period.
According to an analyst, PSU companies are unlikely to garner investor interest due to poor returns. Barring a few, almost all PSUs have underperformed with investors losing money.
He said in a volatile market, it is better to invest in stocks with proven track record than to go for new companies, where there is a risk of negative returns.
Earlier this week, Aavas Financiers made a weak debut on BSE as its scrip got listed at 7.7% discount to its issue price of Rs 821 on BSE.
The Rs 1,734-crore initial public offer was subscribed 97% at a price band of Rs 818 to Rs 821 per share. The IPO was open from September 25 to 27.
Last month, state-owned railway engineering and construction company Ircon International also had a tepid stock market debut where it shares were listed at at Rs 415.30, about 12.5% discount to its issue price of Rs 475 a piece, despite the Rs 467 crore IPO being subscribed 9.9 times. The shares were listed at Rs 412 per share, about 13.2% discount to the issue price on NSE. The share sale was held on September 17-19 with a price band of Rs 470-475 per share.
In a recent interview to DNA Money, Motilal Oswal, CMD, Motilal Oswal Financial Services had said that the IPO markets are "unpredictable" and "volatile", and it will take time for IPOs to revise prices. According to him, it is not a good time to invest in IPOs, and the primary market will see momentum once the overall markets finds stability.
"Many good company IPOs are below their issue prices. IPO means people want good returns, but it is not happening," he had said.


The return of Copeland is one of the most talked about happenings in alternative rock this year, and today fans got another taste of the new music that will soon be unleashed on the world.
We still have more than two months until the October 31 release date of Copeland's first independent release, but this afternoon we got a small taste of what is in store when a clip titled "Disjointed" found its way to YouTube. The video, which can be found at the end of this post, features fifteen seconds of music while images from the band's time in the studio flash across the screen. It's just enough to get you excited, but not enough to know where the song is going. Check it out, below.
Pre-orders for Copeland's new album, Ixora, are available now on the band's official website.


Most women appreciate such when they receive Buddha neckalce as gifts. Most serve as tools for good fortune, peace, luck and prosperity for those who wear them. They are also used as quality fashion boosters especially by most Buddha women. Other men and women from other tribes also use with pendants for beauty purposes as well as for spiritual protection. Buddha necklaces are very affordable especially when you buy them from the right dealers. There are so many online shops where such items are sold. You'll always locate them when you look for them at the right spots. It's always very important to purchase Buddha from websites that deal on Buddha jewelry as a whole. Indeed, Buddha pendants are among the best fashion jewelry products that are causing waves online. They are known for their uniqueness, beauty and solid features.


The benefits listed here are for company-owned locations of Uno Restaurants, LLC, and its affiliates. Many Uno locations are owned by franchisees. Franchisees are independent business owners who are solely responsible for their own employees and set their own wage and benefit programs that can vary among franchisees. If hired by a franchisee, the franchisee will be your only employer, and provide you their own wage and benefit information.


In the heart of Val d'Isere, accommodating ten adults and four children in six glamorous en-suite bedrooms, lies Marco Polo. A palatial chalet sumptuously furnished, Marco Polo caters to your every need. From the living area stretches a vast balcony offering panoramic views of La Face piste, and an outdoor kitchen. The cave and fromagerie are perfect for wine and cheese tastings. The first floor, dedicated to holistic relaxation, has a gold leaf covered poolwith jet stream adjacent to the hot tub and hamman. The adjoining relaxation area has a bar and fireplace complete with lasers, smoke machines and an entertainment system. Further relaxation can be found in the games and entertainment room, complete with a pool table and darts board. The techno gym is well equipped for gym enthusiasts. The massage room sits next to the automatic hydro massage room with a masseuse providing complimentary massages each day.


I am not exactly a "traditional" problem solver when it comes to the home front. When I have a Mommy Mishap and I need a solution it doesn't just come to me naturally. I, out of pure necessity, rely very heavily on Google to solve my mishaps.
Today was an example of the powerful Internet. Our family is moving across the country in just a few short weeks and every day I'm doing something to get prepared for that move. Today I decided to tackle the nursery. A while back when my husband got really into wood working I asked him to make some wooden circles to hang on the nursery wall to match the pattern on the sheets. It looked adorable.
I used what I thought was a fabulous little material called double sided foam tape to put them on the wall. Perfect! These little circles could survive the Apocalypse and more importantly they wouldn't come down if the toddler decided to hang on them.
However, when I tried to pull them down today the residue left on the walls was god awful. It is stronger than cement, I swear.
After realizing the traditional methods of removing goo weren't going to work I headed to my dear friend Google. And you know what Google said to use? Peanut Butter!!! Maybe some of you smarter people out there already knew this but I sure didn't. And I hope maybe one of you reading this will save this little trick in your arsenal. Peanut Butter works like magic! No joke.
So there you go. My little Mommy Mishap handy trick for ya. Now I'm going to go eat some peanut butter because smelling it for a half hour made me want to lick the nursery walls.


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In 1978, Roger Linn, a self-described "starving musician," started to develop one of the first programmable drum machines, the Linn LM-1, for his home studio. He "wanted a drum machine that did more than play preset samba patterns and didn't sound like crickets." Linn, having "taken a couple of classes on how to write computer programs in BASIC and assembly code,...sent away to Roland for a voice generator from one of their existing analog-synthesis drum machines, hooked it up to [his] computer, and wrote a program that displayed a grid on the computer screen showing time versus drum events." "It eventually evolved to include chaining of patterns into a song." According to Linn, "Steve Pocaro [keyboardist for Toto] may have been the first one who suggested [he use] sampling". Linn used the 8-bit ComDAC(companding digital-to-analog converter) to playback his samples. In 1980 he debuted his first commercial drum machine, the LM-1.
"Since Linn Electronics closed its doors in early '86, [Roger Linn] has consulted for Akai and helped design products such as the [Akai] MPC60 sampling and sequencing drum system and the [Akai] ASQ10 sequencer."


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Live and Work in Lisbon
How would you like to try city living without the daily grind?
Airbnb has partnered with Lisbon as part of our Live and Work Anywhere program, designed to recognise destinations that are embracing the potential of remote work.
Lisbon has it all: gorgeous scenery, a thriving arts scene, and outstanding restaurants and bars — plus great infrastructure for remote workers, with top-quality connectivity and practical amenities. Oh, and that's without mentioning the Pastel de nata, the local dessert that alone will make your journey worthwhile!
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Why Lisbon?
A capital like no other
Lisbon really does have it all. A city of contrasts, it's a global capital that still somehow feels like a village; a connected hub that still has a relaxed pace of life; a modern metropolis that is also rich with history as one of the oldest cities in the world.
There's year-round sun, with warm summers and mild winters and plenty of natural beauty right by the city, from the Atlantic coastline to the Sintra Mountains and Tagus estuary with its amazing birdlife.
For culture lovers, there's fabulous heritage to discover, like the iconic Tower of Belém, as well as a huge range of artistic venues, from The National Museum of Contemporary Art in the city, to the architecturally stunning Paula Rego Museum, a little further along the coast.
A great ecosystem for remote workers
There's a reason why Lisbon often tops the rankings of the world's best remote-work-friendly destinations, in fact there are many. Long-term visitors can expect a great quality of life with reasonable living costs, making the city more accessible than some other capitals. Portugal has also rolled out a specific visa for 'digital nomads', making it more simple than ever to join Lisbon's thriving community of skilled workers and creatives from all over the world.
The city is easy to access from across the globe thanks to Lisbon Airport, which is located only 6 kilometres out of the city centre. Once you're in town, it's easy to get around, even without a car, thanks to a great network of public transport.
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Weather: Mild Mediterranean climate. Warm summers and mild winters
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The teams of the SOMAÏR* mining site recently packaged 3,000th tonne of uranium into drums.
SOMAÏR thereby sets a new annual production record for a second year in a row as 2,700 tonnes of uranium have been produced on the site last year.
This success, which is part of the group performance plan to increase production capacity at the mining site, has been made possible thanks to the "SOMAÏR LIXI" project started in 2009, which enables low-content ore from the deposit to be processed (< 1 kg uranium per tonne of extracted ore), thanks to a technology known as "heap leaching"**.
All SOMAÏR employees met close to the mining site to celebrate this operational success, in presence of the Prefect of the Department of Arlit, the local mayor, representatives of the Niger Ministry for Mining and mining companies, the main partners and stakeholders of AREVA in Niger, and local people.
"This new performance, which contributes to the growth of our mining activities and secures the uranium supply, rewards the work accomplished by the SOMAÏR's team and the employees of the mining BG" said Olivier Wantz, Senior Executive Vice President, Mining Business Group.
*SOMAÏR: the Société des Mines de l'Aïr was founded in 1968. AREVA holds a 63.6% stake in the company, while SOPAMIN (Société du Patrimoine des Mines du Niger – the Nigerien agency that manages the State's mining interests) holds a 36.4% stake. Since 1971 it has operated several uranium deposits in the department of Arlit (region of Agadez), Niger.
** heap leaching: crushed and sintered ore is laid out in regular heaps in leaktight areas. Sulfuric acid-based solutions are then dripped onto the heaps and percolate through the ore for several months to leach the uranium. The enriched leach liquor is then processed in the site's processing plant to produce "Yellow Cake".


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New Haven trustee ousts incumbent village…
New Haven trustee ousts incumbent village president
Brian Meissen defeats Ann Pridemore with 64% of vote
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By Katelyn Larese | klarese@medianewsgroup.com | The Voice
PUBLISHED: November 9, 2022 at 3:40 p.m. | UPDATED: November 9, 2022 at 3:59 p.m.
New Haven's president pro-tem has unseated the incumbent village president in the race for the two-year term.
Brian Meissen, a council trustee serving as president pro-tem, defeated incumbent President Ann Pridemore at the polls Nov. 8 with nearly 64% of the vote. Pridemore had served as a council trustee from 2014 to 2020, when she was elected to a two-year term as village president.
Meissen received a total of 1,165 votes, while Pridemore garnered 659 votes, or about 36%, according to unofficial results from the Macomb County Clerk's Office.
Meissen, 36, has lived in New Haven since 2015 and began serving on the village council in 2017.
"I am passionate about community building and hope to extend it as village president," he said prior to the election.
Last month, Meissen said if elected president he would work to improve communication and transparency in the village.
"There's a level of distrust with residents, and I will do everything I can to shine light on all aspects of the village so there's no question about where our residents' money is going or why we're doing what we're doing," he said.
Meissen also previously cited commercial development, beautification along main thoroughfares and parks as three of the most immediate issues that need action to improve the community.
"The village has a lot of vacant land that's being held by investors. Let's get them building," he said.
The village president post pays $14,000 annually.
In an uncontested trustee race, Tracy Bonkowski, Chris Dilbert Sr. and Fred Nona secured four-year terms.
Incumbent Clerk Rachel Whitsett secured another two-year term as the only candidate vying for the position.
Katelyn Larese | Local News Editor
Katelyn Larese is the local news editor for The Voice.
klarese@medianewsgroup.com


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Derek Larson (27), Tommy Brown (4), Ryan Holfeld (30), Torrie Dyck (12), standing Kyle Garagan (7), Carson Schell (18), Daniel Hope (17), Evan Smith (11) and Lance Redden (44)
Tisdale Trojans part of midnight madness
FTLComm - Tisdale - Friday, November 26, 2004
Friday night at the mall and the Tisdale Trojans, Coach, Manager and the full roster were on hand to meet their fans and take some shots.
Though the team has lost only two games this season and evened out two tied games they are ranked fifth in the league as they lag behind the leading teams in the number of games played. The leader is the Saskatoon Contacts who have lost only one game and the second place team has lost six games but played four more games than the Trojans with the same number of wins.
This good showing in the front part of the season has given the team a positive outlook on their play and each game they have confidence and a high level of reliance upon each other as they are not in the portion of the season where they know each of their wingers and fellow players much better. This was really evident Tuesday night when they played even hockey with the Saskatoon Blazers each team scoring a goal in the first part of the first and second period. The Trojan's gamesmenship was there midway through the third to get that winning goal.
Though Robbie Beaudry (22) is out of his cast and skating after having suffered a broken leg pre-season he will be a few weeks more before he can resume play safely. He has been joined on the injury list by Drew Muench (2) who broke his left arm just above the wrist when he went into the board with his arm caught in a bad position. It will five more weeks before that cast
Bradly Gordon (20)
comes off.
David Ritz (35) was in the net Tuesday night and will start Sunday's game against the Swift Current Legionaires. Saturday's goalie will be the league leading goalie Ryan Holfeld (30) who is on top so far this season with nine wins and a single loss. The league's second ranking goalie is Justin Leclerc from the Saskatoon Contacts and he is tied with Cameron Reid of the Saskatoon Blazers.
Thursday night's game with the Beardy's Blackhawks saw Brett Leffler score the first goal in the first period, with a reply by Beardy's. In the second Beardy's went ahead just after the first minute of play then Daniel Hope put in two goals to make the score 3 - 2. In the third Bradly Gordon made it 4 - 2 and with less than a minute to play Adam Schwark of the Blackhawks scored the final goal of the game to make it 4 - 3 for the Trojans.
Three players played Tuesday andThursday night who are not shown on the team roster page, they are Brenden Turner, Riley Marshall and Preston Shupe.
The Trojans and the Swift Current Legionaires on on the ice at 8:00 tomorrow night.
David Ritz (35)
Preston Schupe (16) and Brennan Strang (21)
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Denys Justin Wright (Bromley, 6 mei 1924 – Londen, 8 februari 1992) was een Britse jazzgitarist. Hoewel het meest bekend als gitarist, was zijn favoriete instrument piano, het enige muziekinstrument dat hij thuis zou bespelen. Travellin' Blues van Johnny Duncan and the Bluegrass Boys bevat Wrights pianospel.

Wright was jarenlang sessiemuzikant en trad vaak op als arrangeur en 'fixer' voor opnamesessies. Hij was een productieve componist van jazz en orkest. Hij leidde vele bands, van kleine ensembles tot nachtclubbands en orkesten. Hij werkte met Latijns-Amerikaanse en Jamaicaanse bands, waaronder Afro-Cubists van Kenny Graham. Hij speelde met het Carl Barriteau-orkest, de huisband van Decca Records onder Phil Green en af en toe met de band van Glenn Miller.

Tijdens zijn carrière werkte hij met Stéphane Grappelli, Lonnie Donegan, Johnny Duncan, Digby Fairweather, Ella Fitzgerald, Ken Snakehips Johnson, Billy Eckstine, Fapy Lafertin, Russ Conway, Biréli Lagrène, Humphrey Lyttelton, Nigel Kennedy en George Shearing.

Biografie
Wright werd geboren in Deptford en groeide op in Brockley met frequente uitstapjes naar de Old Kent Road en de Elephant and Castle. Zijn vader was Joseph William Wright, een draadloze telegrafist voor het General Post Office, die tijdens de Eerste Wereldoorlog diende bij de Royal Engineers. Zijn moeder was Selina Elizabeth Stewart, die werd geboren in Hampstead. Wrights vaderlijke familie kwam uit Polstead en Boxstead in Suffolk, hoewel ze in 1881 naar Deptford verhuisden. Wrights eerste instrument was de piano. Zijn oudere broer Alex Wright was een semi-professionele gitarist vóór de oorlog en de tien jaar jongere Denny Wright probeerde al snel de gitaar van zijn broer te bespelen. Hij begon professioneel te spelen vóór de Tweede Wereldoorlog terwijl hij op school zat. Hij gebruikte bijna altijd zijn duim op de bovenste E-snaar en kon alleen zo snel spelen als hij kon zingen. Hij zong vaak mee terwijl hij een solo speelde, zoals op Donegans hit Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O (Verenigd Koninkrijk, #4), opgenomen in 1957.

Wright bracht het eerste deel van de Tweede Wereldoorlog door in jazzclubs in het West End van Londen, waar hij sessiewerk deed en in bands speelde tijdens radioshows. Hij werkte rond 1941 voor het eerst met Grappelli in Londen. Op school diende Wright bij de hulpbrandweer in Brockley. Hij was medisch ongeschikt om te dienen wegens een kinderblessure bij een verkeersongeval in 1930, dat hem zijn milt en de helft van zijn lever kostte. Hij trad toe tot Entertainments National Service Association (ENSA), vermaakte de troepen en was aan het einde van de oorlog gestationeerd in 's-Hertogenbosch.

In 1945 begon hij de eerste bopclub in Londen. In de Fullado in New Compton Street speelde hij piano en gitaar. In de late jaren 1940 toerde hij met het orkest van Francisco Cavez door Italië en het Midden-Oosten en trad hij op in het paleis van koning Farouk.

Gedurende de jaren 1950 zorgde Wright voor gitaarbegeleidingen voor Lonnie Donegan, Johnny Duncan, Humphrey Lyttelton en Marie Bryant en verscheen hij in de Guitar Club op de BBC. In 1952 vergezelde hij Tex Ritter voor een seizoen in het Texas Western Spectacle in de Haringey Arena. Met Digby Fairweather, Roy Williams, Johnny Van Derrick, Jack Fallon, Tony Crombie en Jack Fallon begeleidde Wright Joel David op Old Bones en voegde hij een gitaarsolo toe aan Joel Davids nummer Be My Valentine Tonight.

Het Denny Wright Trio met violist Bob Clarke bracht skiffle en jazz in 1957 naar de Sovjet-Unie voor het 6e Wereldfestival voor jeugd en studenten. Van 1940 tot het begin van de jaren 1980 werkte Wright als sessiemuzikant en speelde hij gitaar voor Mary Hopkin, Dusty Springfield en Tom Jones. Zijn improvisatiestijl kwam naar voren in zijn werk met Donegan. Wright speelde op jazz, blues en Django Reinhardt en speelde akoestische archtopgitaar en elektrische gitaar.

Met Bill Bramwell, Les Bennetts en Jimmy Currie hielp hij de volgende generatie Britse gitaristen inspireren die met blues in een rockcontext werken. George Harrison probeerde Wrights solo Last Train to San Fernanado te spelen.

Tijdens de jaren 1960 produceerden hij en Keith Cooper, naast de sessie voor Mary Hopkin en Tom Jones, Tribute to the Hot Club als The Cooper-Wright Quintet. Wright werkte ook uitgebreid met folkzanger Steve Benbow en de platenmaatschappij Rediffusion. In de jaren 1970 werkte hij en platenproducent Anton Kwiatkowski aan albums voor het label Music for Pleasure van EMI Records. Hij vergezelde Grappelli op het Cambridge Folk Festival en enkele jaren daarna.

In 1978 formeerde hij de band Velvet met Ike Isaacs, Len Skeat en Digby Fairweather. Na Velvet vormde hij een band met Don Harper, voordat hij de Hot Club of London hervormde met Johnny van Derrick (viool), Gerry Higgins (contrabas) en zijn protegé Robert Seaman (gitaar). Wright speelde met de Hot Club of London in het Verenigd Koninkrijk, evenals op jazzfestivals in Eindhoven, Londen en Cork. Zijn laatste optreden was eind 1991 in The Grapes in Shepherd Market, Mayfair met van Derrick.

Wright gaf privélessen op middelbare scholen in Londen en hij gaf les aan het Royal College of Music over het leven van een sessiemuzikant.

Onderscheidingen
In 1980 werd Wright uitgeroepen tot 'BBC Jazz Society Musician of the Year'.

Privéleven en overlijden
Wright trouwde in 1969 met Barbara, een tekstschrijver en actrice. Hun zoon St. John werd geboren, terwijl Wright in 1963 met Donegan op het podium stond. Barbara overleed op 16 februari 1989 na een achtjarige strijd tegen borstkanker. Ze waren 27 jaar getrouwd. Wright overleed op 8 februari 1992 op 67-jarige leeftijd in Londen na een strijd van negen jaar tegen blaaskanker.

Discografie

Als leader
 1971: Mr. Guitar

Als sideman
Met Lonnie Donegan
 1956: Lonnie Donegan Showcase
 1957: Lonnie Donegan Live, 1957

Met Johnny Duncan
 1957: Johnny Duncan's Tennessee Song Bag
 1996: Last Train to San Fernando

Met Stéphane Grappelli
 1973: Live in London
 1974: I Got Rhythm
 1975: Fascinating Rhythm
 1988: Menuhin & Grappelli Play Berlin, Kern, Porter & Rodgers & Hart
 1988: Menuhin & Grappelli Play Gershwin
 1997: Sweet Georgia Brown
 1998: Fit as a Fiddle
 1998: Live in Europe
 2000: Live at the Cambridge Folk Festival

Met anderen
 1955: Barrel House Johnny Parker's Washboard Band
 1969: Tribute to the Hot Club, Cooper-Wright Quintet
 1972: Friendly Folk, Steve Benbow
 1978: Combo Don Harper
 1979: Velvet, Digby Fairweather, Ike Isaacs, Len Skeat
 1981: Solo Flight, Wild Bill Davison
 1993: Running Wild, Wild Bill Davison
 1993: Songs of Ireland, Steve Benbow
 2008: The Early Years, George Shearing

Singles
 1954: Georgia, Marie Bryant met het Mike McKenzie Quartet
 1956: Lost John, (Trad. arr Donegan) Lonnie Donegan
 1956: Stewball, (Trad. arr Donegan) Lonnie Donegan
 1956: Bring a Little Water, Sylvie, (Trad. arr Ledbetter, Donegan, Campbell) Lonnie Donegan
 1956: Don't You Rock Me Daddy-O, (Varley, Whyton) Lonnie Donegan
 1957: Cumberland Gap, (Trad. arr Donegan) Lonnie Donegan
 1957: Last Train to San Fernando, Johnny Duncan

Brits jazzgitarist


LONDON — Moments after Gennady Golovkin's predictable insistence he wasn't scared of facing Kell Brook on Saturday, his British challenger betrayed his trepidation.
"There is fear with me for this fight," Brook said Thursday. "But that will make me sharp on the night. Having fear is healthy."
There has been much focus on Brook's health ahead of the clash of the undefeated champions when Golovkin's WBA, WBC and IBF middleweight titles will be on the line. Taking on the Kazakh at O2 Arena has required Brook (36-0) to step up two weight classes.
Golovkin's trainer, Abel Sanchez, described it as a "10-week scientific experiment" and Brook's greater strength could impact his movement in the ring.
"We have got the data from previous fights and we have kept the speed," Brook said. "We have also generated the power and strength and determination more."
Preparing for the middleweight debut has not been easy on the welterweight champion — physically or mentally.
"You're always on and off the scales, going to the toilet, jumping back on the scales, having something to eat on the scales," Brook said. "Mentally, for weeks on end, it's, 'I'm not going to make this weight.' It drains you over a long period of time."
Since the 34-year-old Golovkin (35-0) has knocked out 32 opponents, Brook knows he has to "shock the world." He has already achieved that by recovering from being stabbed in the thigh on vacation in Tenerife two years ago — an attack requiring 60 stitches — to return to his sport and excel.
"(Golovkin is) the most feared man in boxing," Brook said. "Fighters give titles up to avoid him."
Golovkin is on the 30-year-old Brook's home soil to take up the challenge, marking the first time he has fought in Britain.
"I'm not scared," Golovkin said. "I respect my opponent because I understand the situation. He's very strong. He's a very good fighter."


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Home News Government Buhari Presidency Admits Goof In Adding Dangote's Name To APC Campaign Council
Buhari Presidency Admits Goof In Adding Dangote's Name To APC Campaign Council
By News Agency of Nigeria on December 29, 2018
Aliko Dangote, president of Dangote Group and Africa's richest man
The Buhari presidency has admitted that Aliko Dangote, African's richest man, who is not a card-carrying member of the All Progressives Congress, APC, cannot, and is not a member of the party's Presidential Campaign Council, PCC, as erroneously announced on Friday, December 28, 2018.
Femi Adesina, the special adviser to the president on media and publicity, made the clarification in a statement on Friday, December 28, 2018, in Abuja.
The statement read: "It has become imperative to further clarify the status of Alhaji Aliko Dangote, named under the sub-head ADVISORY MEMBERS in the All Progressives Congress, APC, Presidential Campaign Council announced on Friday, December 28, 2018.
"Africa's richest man, not being a card-carrying member of APC, cannot, and is not member of the PCC.
"He is also a member of the Peace Committee, and thus cannot be in a partisan campaign council.''
A statement earlier issued by the presidential aide on Friday had named Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Adams Oshiomhole, Bola Tinubu, Sen. Ahmed Lawan, Femi Gbajabiamila, Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola as members of the Special Advisory Committee to President Muhammadu Buhari.
Other members of the Council, according to the statement, are Chief Bisi Akande, Chief John Oyegun, Sen. Ita Enang, All APC serving Senators and All APC serving and former Governors.
All APC Members of the House of Representatives, all members of the National Working Committee of the APC and all Zonal Women Leaders are also members of the council.
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This is a short film about a day exploring Kennetpans a ruined distillery on the banks of the river Forth. I did so with a friend on Sunday the 15th March 2015.
Kennetpans was once owned by my great-great grandfather Robert Scott. He sold Kennetpans in the late 1930s.
The film is titled "End of development" given that it was the 1788 Act of excise (from Westminster) that brought the development of lowland Scottish whisky virtually to an end. The Steins of Kennetpans and Kilbagie had, up to 1788, been ruthless developers and had only just introduced the first steam powered industry in Scotland. They also brought Scotland's first railway (it was between Kennetpans & Kilbagie).
On that same Sunday night I was listening to Radio 4 "Analysis" and heard a talk by the anthropologist Henrietta Moore who argued that the age of development is now over, and that we need to move to new ideas about how to improve human lives.
I also include in this film an audio clip by Jeremy Irons from an interview a few years back where he brought Andrew Marr to a COMPLETE halt by asking if we can continually expand economy and development.


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