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411 Music Interview: Slaine
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on 08.24.2011
Join us as 411mania sits down with rapper/actor Slaine to touch on a variety of topics, from his album "A World With No Skies 2.0", acting in The Town, his upcoming role in a Brad Pitt movie, juggling acting and music, as well as news on new albums from La Coka Nostra!
Slaine is a rapper from Boston, who is mostly known musically as being part of the groups Special Teamz and La Coka Nostra. He has also gained notoriety for his acting career appearing in movies such as Gone Baby Bone as well as The Town. His solo debut album, A World With No Skies was originally supposed to be released last year, however due to difficulty with sample clearances on the album, as well as due to his increased notoriety from the Town, the record label decided to not release the album, until the sample issues could be cleared up. The album had already been pressed and sent to retailers, which caused it to leak. Due to the leaking of the album and inability to clear the samples, Slaine would go back to the drawing board, and record new tracks for the album. A World With No Skies 2.0 is now being released which contains about 50% new tracks (the review of the album can be seen
. We had a chance to catch up with Slaine and touch of topics such as the album delays, acting, working with Brad Pitt, touring, new albums from La Coka Nostra and much more.
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First talk to us a little bit about "A world With No Skies 2.0. The original version was supposed to be released last year, but was pulled days before its release. What happened?
Well the album was pressed up and turned in, and partly due to the success of
The Town
, it got pulled because of sample issues. I don't want to really super elaborate on the details of that but, basically we had to pull it at the last minute and half the album had samples that by the time we went to approach, it would have taken us a few months to clear samples and the album leaked on the day it was supposed to come out. Basically, I had to go back in, some of the samples couldn't be cleared, I did replays on some stuff, but i decided to just go in and retool the album.
So it was mainly due to your increased exposure due to the success of The Town movie?
Ya, that was right when it happened because the movie was number one in theatre and it had made like $100 million dollars. I had a couple songs in
The Town
and there was a complication that went on behind the scenes that made it so I could not use samples on this record.
So what has mainly changed with the album? Does it still have the same theme as the original?
You know what, when I went back in, you know the original version was kind of like the body of work that I really worked my entire life to make, so I was obviously pretty fixated on that for awhile. Getting it perfect, I was very happy with it the way that it was so for me to recreate the album proved very difficult for me to do it along the same concept lines. For me, my life was also changing a lot, because of a lot of different factors. One of them being that I got divorced, and I just had some personal issues going on, which also threw me in a emotional tailspin at that time. It also affected my ability to carry out making the same record, because I was just in a different place artistically, emotional and so I think that 2.0, even though about half the songs are on the original version, I think it has changed the complexion of it. I kind of re-approached, rather than try and remake the album, I re-approached and reinterpreted it and I think it's a different record now.
Between the shelving of the original and the release of version 2.0, you released 2 free mixtapes, "A Devil Never Dies" and "State of Grace". Why have you stayed so active releasing mixtapes?
I think I have worked my entire life to get just to where I am at today. I didn't want to let that slip away by being shelved and forgotten about, which can happen nowadays. I think that you have to put out a lot of stuff in order to stay in people consciousness so I mean personally I just had that date in mind for when I was going to release something and I had promoted to my fans, I wanted to put something out. Basically that album (The Devil Never Dies) is made purely on anger, so I just went and locked myself in the studio and made the mixtape so it would come out on the date my album was supposed to come out. The other mixtape was kind of made in a time period of anger too; I just get emotional and just go into the studio and make music, which is kind of my solution. That's why I recorded so much music this year.
Do you think in this day and age that putting out a mixtape is much more effective then putting out a hit single?
Ya. I mean a single nowadays is so, unless you are on a major and you are plugged into radio payola in the pop radio system, a single is really not even going to have much effect. You go to any of these websites and there are 15 new singles everyday. It is oversaturated. It used to be that you would put out a 12' and you would have classic underground type of songs that would last for a long time because it took time to print them and they would run the course. For instance they would play a song for like every week they were on for a couple months and that would give it is proper due and it run its proper course. Now all the shows, if somebody played something on a Sunday night, then on the next Sunday that song is old, so it is a much faster process, so i think that a mixtape has a much longer shelf life then a single, of course it takes a lot more effort to make a mixtape then a single too so...
How are you able to put so much emotion into all your tracks?
You know I'm an emotional person. It's basically that's how i deal with shit, you know? So you are naturally going to get, like I said the way I take my anger out is to make music about it, that is how I stay healthy so, I don't really think I am that angry of a person in my everyday life because I get through it with my music.
Aside from your music career you also have a budding movie career. How do you balance the two?
Its tough because really I guess you could argue that I should be pursuing my movie career right now. But I have a movie coming out in March with
Brad Pitt
James Gandolfini
Ray Liotta
Cogen's Trade
, but right now it is time for my album. I am really focussed on my music career, my music is what really got my movie career started and my music is .... . I really enjoy both and I will probably be acting for the rest of my life, but right now music is, it has been my life up until this point and just wanted to give it its proper due. So I won't be acting until the rest of this year.
How do your co-stars react when they find out you are a rapper?
It's different. I mean some of them laugh and are like really? I mean I don't really fit people stereotypical image of a rapper. You know the way that I talk and the way that I look for some reason it just doesn't fit their image of it so, I think they are surprised when they hear my music and its good. Not that I go around playing my music to everybody but it usually comes out that I am a rapper and people dig and look and a couple weeks into a movie people are like awwww wow your good, I like that. It changes people's image and perception of me.
Do you have any other acting roles coming up?
Well, I mean I am going on tour right through December so I kind of don't even want to tempt myself because I don't want to cancel the tour. I have cancelled my last couple tours because I always seem to get movies. Holy shit.... I just remembered something. FUCK. (laughing), shit I just missed an audition (laughing), well that fitting...
You wanted to go on the tour anyways, right?
Ya, right. (laughing)
You have done work with your two groups, Special Teamz and La Coka Nostra, why has it taken so long to get a Slaine solo album?
Well I mean I think anybody can probably tell you, unless you are set up with a fan base and all that. I put out the group albums and I put out mixtapes, but its hard in this day and age, the music business is falling apart so it's not easy to put an album out now. Putting out mixtapes is one thing but you know to put out an album properly, you are affected how your album does forever so if I was to put out an album at the wrong time, without the right system in place, then it would have affected my ability to put albums out the rest of my life.
Do you plan on making another Special Teamz and La Coka Nostra album anytime soon?
Ya I think we will be doing both of them again. I think we are going to do another La Coka ep soon and probably an album next year, and probably a Special Teamz album next year as well.
Based on everything that has happened over the last year, with your album delays and everything, if you could go back and do it again, would you change anything?
I mean I used to be like, I wouldn't change anything that happened to me because it made me who I am but that is bullshit. I definitely have regrets. I wish I could have worked my marriage out, I wish my album could have come out last year of course, I wish this was my second album but it is what it is. I think everything does happen for a reason so, I think at the end of the day, over this past year I have definitely build up my buzz as an artist, I think there is definitely more awareness about me now which is a good thing, but you can't really get lost in your regrets, but I can't say that I wouldn't change anything. It's been a tough go this year.
You are heavy into the Boston rap scene, and have worked a lot with Static Selektah, recently releasing the mixtape, "State of Grace" together. Do you guys plan on making a full album together?
Ya, I think we might do a full record together which would be dope. It is just a matter of connecting the dots again, which isn't very hard for me and him, we work pretty well.
Lastly, you mentioned online, that there was some issue regarding the Best Buy copies of your album?
There is nothing wrong with the copies at Best Buy, its just you know, I think what you are dealing with now, I think 70% of the people that bought the Coka album bought physical copies. I think to take power back into the hands of the consumer you kind of have to embrace, not to boost the biggest corporation in America, but to download stuff; to legally download stuff is the best way to support artists. The stores are all shut down, the brick and mortar stores, and places like Best Buy don't really care about indie, they don't care about any kind of music really, they probably won't even be selling it two years from now. So I think the best way you can support artists, like me if you are a fan is to download it from iTunes or Amazon or wherever your legal downloading spot is. That's the only way you can kind of overcome lack of distributors caring about your album.
For instance you are not going to get anything but straight mainstream hip hop music in those stores at this stage of the game, so if you want to support a diverse or different kind of hip hop music then what is being played on the radio all day long, then you kind of have to embrace the digital era.
Thank you for your time
Thanks man.
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- Courier celebrates 125 years
- September 15, 2014
The 125th anniversary of the Catholic Courier was celebrated with a Mass and festival at St. John of Rochester Church in Perinton Sept. 14.Read More
- New look will await abbey visitors
- September 9, 2014
The Abbey of the Genesee, best known for the Monks' Bread produced there, is undergoing the largest renovation in its 63-year history.Read More
- Archbishop Sheen's sainthood cause suspended indefinitely
- September 4, 2014
The canonization cause of Archbishop Fulton Sheen has been suspended indefinitely, according to a statement issued Sept. 3 by the Diocese of Peoria, Illinois, where the archbishop was born.Read More
Photos & Videos
- Video Mass and festival mark Courier anniversary
- September 18, 2014
- By Courier video by Sam Oldenburg
- Gallery Visit from a ballerina
- September 16, 2014
- By Courier photos by Mike Crupi
- Gallery Courier celebrates 125 years
- September 15, 2014
- By Courier photos by Mike Crupi
- Video Bishop Matano celebrates birthday
- September 15, 2014
- Gallery Mass remembers slain officer
- September 5, 2014
- By Courier photos by Mike Crupi
- Gallery Sister Kurowski professes final vows
- September 3, 2014
- By Courier photos by Mike Crupi
- Gallery Deacons present gift to Bishop Matano
- September 3, 2014
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- Video Auburn hosts organ enthusiasts
- August 29, 2014
- By Courier video by Mike Crupi
- Gallery Pope Francis visits South Korea
- August 15, 2014
- Video Listening to God at Family Camp
- August 14, 2014
- By Courier video by Mike Crupi
- Video Camp bolsters reading, social skills
- August 8, 2014
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- Video C.A.N.N.-do spirit helps community
- August 1, 2014
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Regional Life
- Monastery bids farewell on anniversary
- August 22, 2014
Fifteen cloistered Dominican nuns are closing their Elmira monastery and moving to Illinois only a few weeks after celebrating the monastery's 70th anniversary.Read More
- Changes take hold in Southern Tier
- July 2, 2014
As a new diocesan year began in late June, several transitions of note took place involving Southern Tier clergy and staff.Read More
- Alum gives $1.5 million for Notre Dame campaign
- May 12, 2014
Aided by a $1.5 million gift from a single alumnus, Elmira Notre Dame High School is well on the way to realizing its $5 million goal as the public phase of its Legacy of Caring Campaign begins.Read More
- Tier marchers brave frigid conditions
- January 30, 2014
Weather conditions were so severe for the March for Life Jan. 22 that some groups from the Diocese of Rochester had to cancel their trips to Washington, D.C. However, Southern Tier contingents from Ithaca and Horseheads did make it.Read More
- Schuyler teen moves on to religious life
- September 9, 2014
She has resided in Australia, Tasmania, the Watkins Glen area and now Missouri -- all before her 19th birthday.Read More
- Women's group does many good works
- August 5, 2014
Are you a woman in the Chemung County area who would like to devote some free time to a worthy cause?Read More
- Longtime Tier pastors move on
- June 11, 2014
- Ultrasound machine comes to Elmira
- June 4, 2014
many lives now stand to be saved at the Southern Tier Pregnancy Resource Center in Elmira, where a ceremony took place April 5 to introduce its new ultrasound machine.Read More
- Catholic Charities holds back-to-school drive
- August 5, 2014
In partnership with local businesses, Catholic Charities of Chemung/Schuyler is collecting new or like-new clothing, sneakers and backpacks, as well as new school supplies, through mid-August to benefit local children in need.Read More
- Spaghetti supper set for May 21
- May 8, 2014
The 27th-annual Free Community Spaghetti Supper, hosted by Elmira's Blessed Sacrament Parish, will take place May 21 at the parish center.Read More
- Easter dinner available at Elmira kitchen
- April 10, 2014
A free dinner is being offered at Elmira Community Kitchen from 2 to 3 p.m. on Easter Sunday, April 20.Read More
- Dominican nuns to leave Elmira
- January 31, 2014
The Dominican nuns of Elmira, who have resided at Monastery of Mary the Queen since 1944, plan to close the monastery and relocate approximately one year from now.Read More
- Students take annual river walk
- September 22, 2014
Fourth-graders from Amy Eckert's class at Holy Family School in Elmira took their annual "Riverwalk Field Trip" to the banks of the Chemung River Sept. 22.Read More
- Holy Family students celebrate Mother's Day
- May 8, 2014
In celebration of Mother's Day, the students and staff of Holy Family School's Stay and Play Program (Elmira) prepared a formal tea for their moms ad a couple of grandmothers.Read More
- Fourth-graders learn local history
- April 22, 2014
Fourth graders at St. Michael's School in Penn Yan learned about local history during the month of March.Read More
- Knights announce poster contest winners
- April 22, 2014
Knights of Columbus poster contest winners from St. Patricks School Owego Jim Hackett DD, William Gower Grand Knight and Jim Walsh FS of Blessed Trinety Council 251Owego/ WaverlyRead More
- Walkers show support for life
- August 5, 2014
Thirty people bearing brightly colored balloons and handmade signs took to the streets of downtown Geneva July 12 to show their support for life.Read More
- Geneva native ordained a priest
- May 28, 2014
Geneva native Father Mario Aquinas Calabrese and six other Dominican priests were ordained May 23 at St. Dominic Church in Washington, D.C.Read More
- Agency assists Penn Yan residents affected by flooding
- May 16, 2014
As a lifelong resident of Penn Yan, Penny Coon knows the streets of her hometown like the back of her hand. Walking through those streets on May 15, however, was kind of like walking through a different village.Read More
- Pro-life speaker spreads hope
- December 6, 2013
If pro-life activists truly want to bring about an end to abortion, they need to start sharing their personal stories related to abortion, according to Kristan Hawkins, executive director of Students For Life of America.Read More
- Kenyan outreach marks milestone
- September 9, 2014
Ten years ago, the people of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Community undertook what they thought would be a one-time initiative to raise the funds necessary to renovate a home for needy and disabled children in Subukia, Kenya, which was the hometown of their parochial vicar, Father John Gathenya.Read More
- Sodus program aids needy families
- September 9, 2014
Some people might find it hard to think about Christmas shopping during the dog days of summer, but not Bob Hillis. He's been Christmas shopping since last spring.Read More
- Penn Yan school's oldest alum turns 100
- August 5, 2014
That matter-of-fact statement pretty much sums up Marie Keefer's thoughts about turning 100 years old on Aug. 10.Read More
- Kenyan bishop talks of church's universality
- August 5, 2014
At first glance there don't appear to be many similarities between the Diocese of Rochester and the Diocese of Ngong, Kenya.Read More
- Parish to hold annual rummage sale
- September 19, 2014
St. Peter Parish in Shortsville, Phelps and Clifton Springs will hold its annual rummage sale Oct. 2-4 at the parish center, located at 97 W. Main St.Read More
- Hoedown to raise funds for lunch program
- September 9, 2014
Catholic Charities of the Finger Lakes will host a Hoedown for Hunger Sept. 26 at the Geneva Visitor Center, located at 32 Lakefront Drive.Read More
- Empty Bowls event to raise awareness, funds
- September 9, 2014
Catholic Charities of the Finger Lakes hopes to raise awareness about the issues of hunger and poverty during its annual Empty Bowls events, which will be held at two locations in the Finger Lakes region next month.Read More
- Fidelis Care expands into Seneca, Yates counties
- July 9, 2014
Fidelis Care, the health-insurance plan provider founded by New York state's Catholic bishops, recently received approval to offer the state-sponsored Child Health Plus and Medicaid Managed Care insurance programs in Seneca and Yates counties.Read More
- St. Michael School holds spring concert
- June 16, 2014
- St Michael School celebrates mothers
- June 16, 2014
- St. Michael School holds talent show
- April 22, 2014
- St. Michael School celebrates Mission Day
- April 22, 2014
Students at St. Michael School in Penn Yan celebrated Mission Day on Friday March 21.Read More
- New look will await abbey visitors
- September 9, 2014
The Abbey of the Genesee, best known for the Monks' Bread produced there, is undergoing the largest renovation in its 63-year history.Read More
- Changes take hold in Southern Tier
- July 2, 2014
- Afternoon Mass appeals to families, youth
- May 27, 2014
Jamie Parry wasn't entirely joking when he remarked that a 4 p.m. Sunday Mass gives his family extra time to get ready.Read More
- Abbey leader speaks at SUNY Geneseo
- December 6, 2013
Although SUNY Geneseo's campus lies barely five miles from Abbey of the Genesee, it's rare for any of the abbey's Trappist monks to venture even that short distance because they are cloistered.Read More
- SUNY Geneseo event combines food, fellowship
- September 29, 2014
When it comes to satisfying various types of appetites, SUNY Geneseo's Interfaith Center on Thursdays is the place to be.Read More
- Avon school, village recall Sept. 11 attacks
- September 13, 2013
Although they're too young to remember Sept. 11, 2001, students at St. Agnes School in Avon are well aware of its significance.Read More
- Living rosary planned for October
- September 10, 2013
- Migrant women gather for learning, fun
- May 2, 2013
A group of migrant women have taken on knitting as part of group activities that began last summer.Read More
- Recognizing
- September 9, 2014
- Tickets on sale for spelling bee, dinner
- April 2, 2014
Tickets are available for the fifth-annual Catholic Charities of Livingston County Spelling Bee, to be held May 1 at Geneseo High School.Read More
- Seminarian will assist at Christmas Mass
- December 20, 2013
- Livingston CC holds 18th-anniversary event
- November 4, 2013
Catholic Charities of Livingston County raised more than $17,500 from its 18th-anniversary celebration, held Sept. 24Read More
- St. Agnes students connect with kids in Kenya
- January 29, 2013
First-grade technology students at St. Agnes School, Avon, have been corresponding in a variety of ways with students from the Kibera neighborhood, a slum section of Nairobi, Kenya.Read More
- Father Hayes given CCLC award
- November 15, 2011
Father John H. Hayes was presented with Catholic Charities of Livingston County's 2011 Father William Trott Award at the agency's 16th-anniversary dinner on Sept. 27 at the Genesee River Restaurant & Reception Center, Mount Morris.Read More
- Agency breaks ground on community garden
- May 12, 2010
Want a garden but don't have any land? Catholic Charities of Livingston County is offering its neighbors a place to put down roots.Read More
- Homeless advocates arrested
- September 29, 2014
Three local advocates for the homeless were arrested Sept. 15 for protesting Monroe County's rejection of their proposal to create a new homeless shelter downtown that would accept all homeless regardless of drug or alcohol addictions.Read More
- Greece parish marks final Mass, 50 years
- September 22, 2014
The final regular Sunday Mass at Holy Name of Jesus was celebrated Sept. 21. The Greece parish will now merge with nearby St. Charles Borromeo parish.Read More
- Diocese joins police departments in mourning slain officer
- September 8, 2014
Saying his words fell short, Bishop Salvatore R. Matano Sept. 5 extended sympathies and prayers to those grieving the loss of Rochester Police Department Officer Daryl Pierson, who was fatally shot and killed Sept. 3 while pursuing a suspect.Read More
- Homeless advocates protest Civic Center Garage closing
- August 22, 2014
The homeless people who spent nights in the privately run Civic Center Parking Garage were told that they could no longer sleep there at night, so advocates for the homeless are spending their nights in the garage instead.Read More
- Performer aims to re-evangelize the church
- September 9, 2014
She grew up as a Southern Baptist in New Orleans, but that didn't stop ValLimar Jansen from being fascinated by all things Catholic, such as devotions to Mary and the rosary.Read More
- Teen volunteers help make woodshop SHINE
- September 2, 2014
Teenagers from across the United States came to Rochester in August to serve the community through SHINE Catholic Work Camp.Read More
- Tea group brews understanding
- July 11, 2014
Local women of different faith and cultural backgrounds have been gathering over tea to learn more about each other.Read More
- Priest honored for social-justice commitment
- June 4, 2014
Father Laurence Tracy implored the 175 people gathered before him to be a church "of the poor" as he accepted his Gaudete Medal from St. Bonaventure University.Read More
- Providence to honor two at gala
- September 17, 2014
Providence Housing Development Corp. will mark its 20th anniversary with a gala Sept. 18.Read More
- McQuaid's principal announces transition
- September 11, 2014
Jesuit Father James Coughlin, principal of McQuaid Jesuit in Brighton, announced Sept. 10 that the 2014-15 school year will be his last as McQuaid's principal.Read More
- Fighting human trafficking is focus of events
- September 9, 2014
Several human trafficking awareness events are planned for September.Read More
- Peace of Christ will mark 100 years at Humboldt Street church
- September 9, 2014
Peace of Christ Parish will commemorate the 100th anniversary of its founding at its first roots, St. John the Evangelist Church, 553 Humboldt St. in Rochester.Read More
- St. Rita Fiesta 5k a success
- June 17, 2014
Nearly 200 runners and walkers gathered May 31 to take part in the inaugural running of the St. Rita Fiesta 5k in Webster.Read More
- St. Rita participates in Jump Rope for Heart
- June 16, 2014
- St. Ann's celebrates mothers
- June 16, 2014
- Deacon presides at first Mass
- June 16, 2014
Deacon Carlos Sanchez, who was ordained by Bishop Salvatore R. Matano June 7, presided at his first Mass June 8 at Pittsford's St. Louis Church.Read More
- Auburn parish to host Matthew Kelly's talk
- May 12, 2014
Well-known Catholic speaker and New York Times best-selling author Matthew Kelly will be in Auburn May 31 to present his "Living Every Day With Passion and Purpose" retreat.Read More
- Empty Bowls events yield big rewards
- October 4, 2013
- Auburn Mass honors deceased infants
- August 7, 2013
Each year on the first Tuesday evening in August dozens of people gather in the infant section of St. Joseph Cemetery in Auburn.Read More
- Chiropractic college to hold memorial for Father Richard Murphy
- June 12, 2013
A memorial service for Father Richard "Murph" Murphy will be held at the New York Chiropractic College June 20.Read More
- Pipe organs take center stage
- September 2, 2014
Two of Auburn's Catholic churches were among the many stops on a multicity "organ crawl" that took place during the Organ Historical Society's 59th-annual convention, which was held in Syracuse last month.Read More
- Parish helps fulfill dream of mission work
- July 2, 2014
Amy Babiarz, 21, has dreamt of doing mission work ever since she was a young girl.Read More
- Auburn couple hikes the Camino
- June 4, 2014
Deacon Nick and Judi Valvo hiked Spain's El Camino de Santiago, or the Way of St. James, which runs from the village of St. Jean Pied de Port in France to the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, where the remains of St. James the Greater are believed to be buried.Read More
- Teens talk faith at Newman Club
- May 12, 2014
The Newman Club, similar to a youth group, holds meetings at school rather than at a church to make the group accessible to a wider range of students.Read More
- Donations for Nicaragua projected needed
- August 5, 2014
St. Francis and St. Clare Parish in Waterloo and Seneca Falls is asking for people to donate items to its Nicaragua Project.Read More
- Fidelis Care expands into Seneca, Yates counties
- July 9, 2014
- Auburn school to perform Disney play
- May 12, 2014
St. Joseph School in Auburn will present "Disney's Beauty and the Beast, Jr." on June 3 at 7 p.m. at Cayuga Community College's Bisgrove Theater.Read More
- Parish plans trip to patron saints' hometown
- May 12, 2014
St. Francis and St. Clare Parish in Waterloo and Seneca Falls is planning a pilgrimage to Italy in September.Read More
- Students present Beauty and the Beast
- May 30, 2014
Students at St. Joseph's School in Auburn will present Disney's Beauty and the Beast June 2-3 at Cayuga Community College's Bisgrove Theater.Read More
- Catholic Daughters of America hold Communion Breakfast
- October 31, 2013
Court Theresa 806 of the National Catholic Daughters of America recently inducted new members at their annual Communion Breakfast.Read More
- Auburn principal honored
- June 11, 2013
A celebration honoring St. Joseph School principal Kathleen Coye was held at the Auburn school June 7.Read More
- Tier folks travel far to provide aid
- August 5, 2014
Seeing was believing for Deacon David LaFortune when he journeyed to Jamaica May 19-23.Read More
- Many mission efforts to note
- August 5, 2014
Numerous Southern Tier folks have traveled to faraway places in efforts to assist the underprivileged.Read More
- Changes take hold in Southern Tier
- July 2, 2014
- Hornell hospital makes CEO appointment permanent
- March 6, 2014
Jennifer L. Sullivan, who had served as interim president and chief executive officer of St. James Mercy Hospital in Hornell since August 2013, has been named permanently to the position effective Feb. 4, 2014.Read More
- Dansville woman C.A.N.N. help
- August 14, 2014
Several years ago, while volunteering for the St. Vincent de Paul Society in Wayland, Sharon Mitchell detected an interesting trend as she sought donated items for people in need.Read More
- Personal ties guide support of VA
- November 4, 2013
When Deacon Dave LaFortune and Father Jim Jaeger affirm the value of Veterans Health Administration support, they do so for highly personal reasons.Read More
- Mass, picnic celebrate parish unity
- September 10, 2013
Despite its taking place in the heart of summer, Holy Family Catholic Community's annual Mass and picnic seemed better suited for mid-autumn.Read More
- Teacher sells running to students by example
- August 7, 2013
- Lent nears completion in Tier
- April 3, 2014
As Lent moves past its halfway point, seasonal activities across the Southern Tier are in full swing.Read More
- New facilities are opened in Hornell
- March 6, 2014
St. James Mercy Hospital in Hornell has opened a new orthopedic clinic as well an "express care" clinic.Read More
- Program welcomes inactive Catholics
- January 3, 2014
Beginning Jan. 8, All Saints Parish in Corning is offering a six-week "Catholics Returning Home" series.Read More
- Life events are coming up
- October 4, 2013
Several activities are planned in the Southern Tier to acknowledge Respect Life Month and special rosary devotion in October.Read More
- All Saints Academy honors congressman
- June 26, 2012
U.S. Rep. Tom Reed, R-Corning, left, and his wife Jean Reed were honored during the All Saints Academy eighth grade graduation on June 20.Read More
- St. Joseph Church celebrates 140 years
- September 14, 2011
On Sunday, Aug. 28, Bishop Matthew H. Clark celebrated a special Mass marking the 140th anniversary of St. Joseph Church in Campbell.Read More
- Hornell school remembers fallen student
- June 2, 2011
On June 3, 1956, David Gozelski, a third-grade student at St. Ann School in Hornell, drowned tragically. His family has remembered him in prayer all these 55 years -- and David's memory was honored in a special way earlier in 2011.Read More
- Changes take hold in Southern Tier
- July 8, 2014
- Tier marchers brave frigid conditions
- January 30, 2014
Weather conditions were so severe for the March for Life Jan. 22 that some groups from the Diocese of Rochester had to cancel their trips to Washington, D.C. However, Southern Tier contingents from Ithaca and Horseheads did make it.Read More
- Tompkins' Catholics unite for peace events
- October 4, 2013
"Violence and war are never the way to peace," Pope Francis emphasized Sept. 7 during a day of fasting and prayer for Syria, the Middle East and other places affected by strife.Read More
- New Ithaca principal 'really excited'
- August 7, 2013
Immaculate Conception School lies in a renowned academic community, and Don Mills wants to see the school fully reflect its surroundings.Read More
- Students embrace faith on campus
- September 29, 2014
Away from home, college students find similarity and support through the Catholic ministries at Cornell University and Ithaca College.Read More
- Bishop presides over special confirmation
- September 2, 2014
A family from Tioga County made a trip to Rochester for a special confirmation at the end of July.Read More
- Longtime Tier pastors move on
- June 4, 2014
There's a guy in Tioga County who's well-known for washing dishes and taking the garbage out after church events.Read More
- Cross goes up at St. James
- April 3, 2014
A new cross has been erected at St. James Church, Trumansburg.Read More
- Ministry offers aid to seniors
- September 11, 2014
Owego residents ages 65 or older can receive house-cleaning assistance from college and high-school students on Saturday, Oct. 4.Read More
- Trumansburg pastor takes new assignment
- August 5, 2014
After an eight-year tenure as pastor of St. James the Apostle Parish in Trumansburg, Father John Tokaz, OFM Cap, is relocating.Read More
- Lent nears completion in Tier
- April 3, 2014
As Lent moves past its halfway point, seasonal activities across the Southern Tier are in full swing.Read More
- Recognizing
- April 2, 2014
Catholic Charities of Tompkins/TiogaRead More
- Fidelis Care helps distribute school supplies
- August 28, 2013
Living its mission to help those in need, Fidelis Care, the New York State Catholic Health Plan, recently partnered with Walmart and radio station Z95.5 for the annual "Build Your Backpack" giveaway.Read More
- Colleen Craig honored at St. Margaret Mary
- March 1, 2012


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Wright allegedly placing his cellphone in record mode and positioned it on the bathroom floor at the Comfort Inn and Suites Hotel October 7th. The victim found the device while removing her swimsuit. She immediately contacted authorities because she believed the recorder was running. Wright was an employee of the hotel at the time. He tried to claim his phone was missing, but police concluded that wasn't true since the video recording also captured the image of Wright placing the device in the girl's bathroom.
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2008: Earned NACGC/W Academic All-America honors ... Competed in all 14 meets ... Recorded 11 top-three finishes, including four first-place ... Ranked 20th in the Big Ten in bars and was 15th in floor ... Was runner-up in the floor exercise (9.750) in the season opener vs. Western Michigan (Jan. 11), her first career top-three finish in any event ... Won her first collegiate event, tying for first on the bars (9.800) vs. Pittsburgh (Jan. 19), and set a then-career-high on the vault with a 9.725 to place fourth ... Gained her second individual title, winning the bars vs. Maryland (Feb. 9) with a 9.775; Also tied for third on the floor with a 9.800 ... Placed second on the floor with a 9.825 and tied for third with a 9.700 on bars at Illinois (Feb. 16) ... Tied then-season-high on floor for the second-straight meet, tying for third with a 9.825 at Iowa with Illinois (Feb. 24) ... Won the floor exercise for the first time with a 9.850 in a tri-meet against Ball State and Western Michigan (March 2) ... Set new career-highs on floor (9.900) and vault (9.825) against New Hampshire (March 9); Won floor for the second time this season (fourth individual title) and tied for third on vault and bars ... Tied for 10th on the floor at the Big Ten Championships (March 29) with a 9.800.
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Computex 2013 is now in full swing in Taipei, Taiwan, and all the major players in the computer hardware industry are showing off their latest products. Sony came prepared with its newest touchscreen Vaio offerings, the mid-range Fit, the hybrid Duo 13, and two lightweight Pro models. Read More
New VAIO 14P from Sony offers gestural control
Sony Europe has unveiled a new addition to its E Series VAIO laptop range which allows users to flick through web pages, play music and adjust volume by waving a hand in front of the unit's webcam. The 14-inch VAIO 14P also features a backlit keyboard for twilight hours typing, a USB charging port to keep mobile devices topped up, and both discrete and integrated HD graphics. Read More
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On its company blog, Sony has announced a spring (or autumn if you're south of the equator) refresh for of its VAIO line of laptops. While the Z series, S series and E series will all receive CPU upgrades along with various other component updates, the C series changes are limited to updates of the cosmetic variety. Read More
Sony has taken the wraps off its new VAIO Z Series at a press event in Europe. Weighing in at 1.2 kg (2.64 lb) and measuring 16.65 mm (0.65 in) thin, the "ultra-mobile" notebook PC sports a 13.1-inch, 1600 x 900 pixel, anti-reflective display and packs a full-voltage Intel Core i5 or i7 CPU along with solid state drive. Designed for users who don't want to choose between desktop power and notebook portability, the VAIO Z Series also comes with a Power Media Dock that connects to the notebook via a "Light Peak" optical cable to add quad monitor support, an optical drive, extra connectivity options and AMD Radeon HD graphics. Read More
Since I enviously eyed my very first Sony All-in-One computer in the early 1990s, the space-saving desktop form factor has found its way into most manufacturer's product ranges. With its latest VAIO L Series addition, Sony brings 3D visuals to the party, along with a touch-enabled bezel for shortcut activation and feature control. It's powered by a second generation Core i7 processor supported by DDR3 memory and is given a generous helping of fast hard disk storage. Read More
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If you could give your twenty-year-old self one piece of advice, what would it be? Why?
Hello! I'm an undergraduate student who was truly inspired by Meg Jay's talk, "Why 30 is not the new 20" so I wanted to see what the TED community has to say. I turned twenty in March and I want to make the most of my next decade of life. How did you spend your twenties? Was this the defining of your life? Currently, I see endless opportunities, but I'm scared for the day they will disappear.
So if you're above twenty, what advice do you have for your past self? If you are twenty-something, what do you tell yourself everyday to be the best you can be? And if you're under twenty, what's one thing that you hope your twenty-year-old self will remember about adolescence? Thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what you have to say!
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May 25 2013: Always be true to yourself, trust your inner guide - do not live life for someone else's benefit (i.e. don't make decisions to please your friends, parents or anyone else - they will love you no matter what) Follow your passion and enjoy the journey it takes you on.
P.S. I'm 47 and realize you will always have endless opportunities, no matter how old you are if you keep your mind and heart open to them.
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A Roswell man is fighting for his life after he was critically injured while cleaning up from a storm.Jerry Gibree, 66, was doing some simple clean-up on the day after the storms two weeks ago and his home off of Jones Road when tragedy struck. Gibree's son, Dr. Seth Gibree, says while removing limbs, a tree slid on top of his father, crushing his leg, his hand and causing multiple compound fractures."They told me after the fact that he at the point of death a number of times of different times during the surgery...it was after the fact I found that out," said Seth Gibree. "We knew it was very touch and go."Two weeks later, Jerry Gibree -- who served in the Navy, Air Force and in Vietnam -- is recovering. He had to have his hand amputated last week and he was told on Monday that the same would happen to his leg."I had the conversation with my dad and I told him yesterday after the surgery and he said, 'You know, this is God's plan for me and then we need to do what we need to do and let's move on and start focusing on moving forward,'" Seth Gibree said. "It's amazing to see the faith that my parents have and just and I mean even us as a family, just how just relying on that has just much a huge difference and it's almost like his ministry now. I think he feels that this is what God is using in him for, his purpose."
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As I stand on the precipice of yet another Mother's Day, I struggle with what direction I want to take in writing this post.
Do I write about my mom again and how I feel about Mother's Day when she's been gone for 27 years? I fear there's not much new to say on that topic and I really hate to be redundant (except when discussing those trashy, skanky thong-clad dolls, of course) so maybe I'll just link to last years Mother's Day post and leave it up to you as to whether you want to read it.
Or I could skip the Mother's Day thing altogether and write about how this past week my six year old has started to ask questions about my origins; questions that only have complicated answers that I'm not sure I can simplify for her. The truth is, I've grappled with how to discuss my personal and familial history for a long time. I just didn't think she'd start probing into all of it so soon.
How do you explain to her that you have two sets of parents?
How do you explain that you didn't even know you were adopted until you found out by accident at age 34 and that even though it turned your world inside out, certain things finally made sense?
How do you explain that during the nap times of her second year of life, you searched for and found the biological mother who gave you up and the biological father who may or may not have known you existed?
How does one explain that the tall man with the beard that she doesn't quite remember meeting three years ago was her "biological" grandfather? Hell…how do you explain biological?
How do you explain that about 20 other people knew you were adopted and they ALL hid it from you? Like a conspiracy.
How do you explain that while your father had good intentions in not telling you the truth after your mom died, it still had life-altering implications for you?
How do you explain to her that you also forgave your father because given the same circumstances, you might have made the very same mistakes, but that you will always feel betrayed by him. By everyone.
How do you explain to her that you don't keep any pictures of your mom out anymore and you don't know why but sometimes you think that it might be because she was Asian and when you were a kid, you always got tired of explaining to tactless, nosy people that YES, she's your mom but you just don't look like her.
Will my daughter understand thinking about that reminds me of the lies and makes me feel foolish? Stupid? Embarrassed?
How do I explain to her that our little family is really all there is on my side; that the lady she calls Grandma isn't even my mother; that she's my step mother, my father's widow.
Yes, baby, just like in Cinderella.
Except she isn't wicked. She's nice and brings lots of presents. But? Her actions make it fairly clear that while she refers to herself as my mother, those are just words. Lip service. It's easy to see that she favors her biological children. I suppose I can't blame her for that.
And thus, aside from my children, I am, for all intents and purposes, alone. Connected to nobody.
I have pleasant relationships with my biological parents. They're nice people and it's interesting to finally find my tribe, so to speak; the people who look like me and with whom I share many non-physical similarities, as well.
At the end of the day, though, I don't refer to them as mom or dad or treat them like parents. I don't know what you'd call what we have going but the fact is, I still feel orphaned. Rootless.
When other people are talking about the holidays with their extended families, I try to repress my envy. My four half-brothers don't even know I exist.
When I read blog post after blog post about people's mothers and their great relationships and how their mothers are their best friends, it's just an unfortunate reminder of what I wish I had. But never will.
I try not to dwell on these things or give in to bitterness but it's not always easy, particularly in the days leading up to the second Sunday in May.
Particularly when your daughter wants to know where you come from and you don't have any simple answers because you don't really know.
To those who made it this far, thanks for listening but please don't pity me or tax yourself looking for the right words to comment. Just knowing that someone is listening and maybe understanding is a gift in itself.
On a much happier note, I plan to spend Mother's Day morning eating breakfast with the people I love most in the world…my kids and huz.
Then, while they go visit my mother-in-law and deliver some gorgeous tulips, yours truly will be out shopping the day away sans kidlets, strollers, sippy cups, whining etc.
I plan to replace all those fug ass clothes that I put aside for the charity truck.
This is the first Mother's Day that I've ever asked for the gift of a little down time but I think it's going to become a tradition.
Wishing all the moms out there a wonderful Mother's Day :)


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WEST GREENWICH — Approximately 20 students from the Greene School in West Greenwich will be getting a hands-on learning experience of the outdoors while helping connect three hiking trails in the area.
Greene School is a public charter high school that houses 120 students.
Teacher Jeff Johnson explained that twice a year the students are mandated to enroll in "intensives."
He said that the week long program offers an intense curriculum and a more proactive approach to education.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN — High school graduation – the cap and gown, the stage, the walk, the ritual congratulatory handshake, the diploma –is a rite of passage for teenagers transitioning into adulthood, the beginning of the future away from parents and home, whether to college or a job, or pursuing some other path. But what if graduation doesn't happen on schedule, what then?
NARRAGANSETT—The halls of Narragansett High School have seen many students come and go, graduating into the adult world and facing challenges that have never before been met. A quiet indebtedness remains, however, when those same students hearken back to the lessons that they received during their high school years. Only then do they often realize that their teachers had influenced them in ways of which they were never aware. NHS will lose two such stalwarts in English teacher Jean Nardone and Guidance Specialist/Social Studies teacher Robert Shuman, who are retiring this year.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Curtis Corner Middle School held its largest-ever eighth grade promotion ceremony Wednesday morning.
Nearly 300 students received their certificates on the school's field and administrators wished them success as they continue on to high school.
The ceremony kicked off with the Pledge of Allegiance, led by graduates William Trager and Keegan Hart, who are Rhode Island Middle Level Educators Scholar-Leaders.
Sara Demoranville, Olivia Rich and Rachel Curran then sang the national anthem.
NARRAGANSETT—A new mixed development is going up in the north end of Narragansett which the town and its owners hope will make the local community more accessible and diverse. The Quest Montessori School broke ground on June 13 at what is now 1150 Boston Neck Road after a drawn out permitting and re-zoning process. Narragansett Highlands, an affordable and market value housing complex, is also scheduled to be built on the same site.
SOUTH KINGSTOWN – Following a hearing of comments from the public Wednesday night, both in support of and against allowing Phil's Restaurant on Main Street to have live music on its newly constructed roof deck, the South Kingstown Zoning Board voted 4-1 to allow the restaurant to provide entertainment during a test period of one year, with conditions.
NARRAGANSETT—The School Committee discussed and approved three bid awards on Wednesday evening for improvements to various sections of Narragansett schools. At Narragansett Elementary School and the Pier School, the gymnasium floors will be refinished, and at the High School, the greenhouse will be the subject of a needs study in order to determine what renovations the structure must receive to become a more functional learning environment.
NARRAGANSETT—The Town Council discussed a number of agenda items Monday evening which involve the hiring of a new town manager. Grady Miler, the former town manager, agreed to a separation pact with the Town Council at the June 1 meeting because of criticism leveled by Council members for perceived procedural missteps, namely his decision to unilaterally appropriate $3,000 from the Wastewater Enterprise Fund last year as a donation for the Narrow River Preservation Association (NRPA) to conduct water testing activities.
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KINGSTON - There were cheers, tears, and beach balls as the Exeter-West Greenwich Class of 2012 graduated at URI's Ryan Center last Saturday.
Graduation speakers advised students that just because they were done with high school doesn't mean they're finished with tests as their characters will be challenged time and again when they went go out into the real world.
Outgoing EWG Superintendent Dr. Thomas J. Geismar congratulated the students on their hard work and told them to remember three important words: "You never know.


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Baltimore Sun reporters Jeff Barker and Don Markus and editor Matt Bracken weigh in on the three biggest topics of the past week in Maryland sports.
How would you evaluate Maryland football's senior class that will appear in its last home game on Saturday?
Jeff Barker: This year's outgoing class possessed good talent, particularly on defense. There was Joe Vellano, A.J. Francis, Demetrius Hartsfield, Kenneth Tate, Justin Gilbert and Kevin Dorsey, among others.
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But it's hard not to feel for this class a bit.
It just didn't end right for these guys. I say that not as a fan, but as someone who got to know this class covering them and wished them well.
With two games remaining this year, Maryland is 25-35 since the 2008 season began. Along the way, there were two head coaches, three defensive coordinators and three offensive coordinators.
Think about Tate's path -- from a high school wide receiver, to an All-ACC safety, to a hybrid linebacker-safety and, this season, to strong-side linebacker. That takes a lot of adjusting. There were some knee injuries in there as well that limited the player.
When I talked to Tate during the preseason, he was a little more sober about football than when he entered Maryland as a top recruit from DeMatha. His experiences have reinforced that the game is also a business. He seems more keenly aware that nothing about his future is guaranteed. "You could have a coach one day and not have the coach the next day," Tate said.
Don't get me wrong. Tate still loves the sport and his teammates and aspires to play in the NFL. He said Saturday's Senior Day – when he will be introduced before the Florida State game – will be "really, truly a special day."
"These are the days that you just don't think about when you to college. I've come to that realization now that I'm definitely going to miss this place," Tate said.
If you were coaching Maryland, who would you want your starting point guard to be this season?
Don Markus: Despite the influx of talent into Mark Turgeon's program, this remains his biggest dilemma. None of the three players with point guard skills – junior Pe'Shon Howard, sophomore Nick Faust and freshman Seth Allen – can be classified as traditional point guards. Even Suitland High's Roddy Peters, who announced this week that he will be coming to College Park next season, is also more of a scoring point guard.
Coming off the preseason, I really thought Turgeon would go with Allen over Howard because of his athletic ability and his willingness to attack the basket. While his performance against a Division II team in an exhibition game – 16 points, 5 assists, 0 turnovers, 5 steals – didn't come against a top-level opponent, it certainly opened more than a few eyes and gave the debate some steam.
Based on what happened in the season-opening loss to Kentucky, when Allen helped jump-start the offense in the second half with a couple of 3-point shots and later when Howard forced a 3 that could have sent the game into overtime rather than pass to wide-open teammates on either wing, I thought that might have changed Turgeon's mind.
It didn't.
Turgeon acknowledged after the game that Howard didn't run the play that was called – which was to get the ball to the wing shooters – but praised Howard's defense on Julius Mays. Given the time left (7.7 seconds when the Terps took the ball out) and better shooters on the wing (including Logan Aronhalt, who was inserted for that reason), it was a bad decision by Howard.
After Monday's game against Morehead State, when Howard didn't take a single shot but had a good assist to turnover ration (7-3), I figured Turgeon's mind was further muddled.
It wasn't.
I asked him at Thursday's news conference leading into Friday's home game against Long Island University if he wanted Howard to to look more for his shot or continue to concentrate on setting others up.
"I don't want him passing up wide open shots. I thought he had a 3 in the first half off an offensive reboundsm they threw it out to him that he wouldn't hesistated in the Kentucky game, he would have let it fire," Turgeon said. "I do think on the break he needs to explore a little more. I think I need someone just to run our team right now and he's willing to do it.


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How does the pervasive and changing electronic media distract and enamor us to the point of shaping how we think and act, often without our awareness?
Shane Hipps (www.shanehipps.com) of Phoenix, Ariz., believes there is great promise as well as peril in our technological society, but, he says, "we'll never make our way through the maelstrom of our media if we don't stop and ask the right questions before moving forward."
Hipps speaks from experience. Before accepting a call as a pastor, he was a strategic planner in advertising, which included working on the multi-million dollar communications plan for Porsche Cars North America.
Today, he is pastor of Trinity Mennonite Church, an urban Anabaptist congregation in Phoenix, a writer and sought-after speaker on the topic of media's effect on the church and its mission in the world. He is a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, Calif.
Hipps is a contributor to "Leadership Journal," host of the "Third-Way Faith" podcast on wiredparish.com and author of The Hidden Power of Electronic Culture: How Media Shapes Faith, the Gospel, and Church.
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He is serving as primary resource person for the annual School for Leadership Training being held Jan. 19-22 at Eastern Mennonite Seminary on the theme, "Christians Engaging Cultural Change."
Hipps will give a public address on "The Spirituality of the Cell Phone," 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 20 in Lehman Auditorium. The presentation will explore the hidden spirituality of the digital age, the way it shapes community and ways persons can respond.
A "talk back" session with Hipps will follow at 8:30 p.m. in the Common Grounds Coffeehouse in the University Commons. Coffee, tea, hot chocolate will be available at half price along with free brownie bites and cream puffs.
Both events are sponsored by EMU campus ministries and are offered to the community free of charge; donations are welcomed.
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