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Today, Washburn University wishes a very happy 90th birthday to Sen. Bob Dole, one of our most respected and well-known alumni. Dole graduated from Washburn with both his bachelor's degree and his law degree in 1952 (back then it was possible to do that in the same year).
A World War II veteran, Dole held elected positions in the Kansas House of Representatives and as a Russell County attorney. He served in the U.S. Senate for nearly 30 years, spending part of that time as president of the U.S. Senate and Senate Majority Leader and setting a record as the longest-serving Republican leader. Dole was also chairman of the Republican National Committee. He was President Gerald Ford's vice presidential running mate in 1976 and the Republican presidential candidate in 1988 and 1996.
Dole has returned to campus several times and has been honored with many accolades for his service to Kansas and the country. Washburn conferred on him an honorary doctor of law in 1969 and an honorary doctor of civil law in 1985. He received the Washburn Alumni Distinguished Service Award in 1966. Washburn Law honored him with the Law Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award in 1981 and the Lifetime Achievement Award in 2007.
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KD will probably be a big part in convincing a couple of future free agents in staying in Oklahoma City. The contracts for Sixth Man of the Year James Harden and shot blocker Serge Ibaka are up after this next season. But Durant tweeted this week that he didn't expect them to make it to free agency before their are renewed.
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Sir Jim, who holds a Presidential Fellowship from NYU, said: "We are delighted to sign this agreement with New York University – one of the premier education institutions in North America. As leading international universities, we share a determination to tackle critical global research challenges and make an impact on our communities and the wider world. This formal recognition cements our relationship, and it will allow both Strathclyde and NYU to make great strides in these areas. We look forward to a long and successful partnership."
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ridgeline wind energy projects in Vermont could dampen any future
investment in renewable energy, a developer says.
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Benning said the moratorium, which has bi-partisan support in the Senate, is needed.
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The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools has placed the Birmingham School System on probation, according to Birmingham school officials.
In a press conference on Thursday, the Birmingham School Board President, April Williams, says the schools are still accredited, but states the probation is a serious matter. She says the board plans to implement all SACS recommendations.
A review team was in Birmingham May 13 through May 15. The report cited board micromanagement as a problem in the school system among others. To rectify this, board members will have to undergo professional development and must align their strategic plan with AdvancEd, the company that provides accreditation. The board will also be subject to monitoring by AdvancED.
Birmingham Superintendent Craig Witherspoon says they have already implemented some of the recommendations.
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For more than a century, knitters on Ireland's rugged Aran islands have been developing the intricate stitches for which their sweaters are known. This belted cardigan mixes today's style with time-honored handcrafted technique in a cable and trellis pattern.
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The thick-knit, cream-colored sweater that we often associate with fishermen has its origins on the Aran Islands at the mouth of Galway Bay in western Ireland. Enterprising women on the islands began knitting the sweaters in the early 1900s, using untreated, lanolin-rich wool. The goal was not only to provide a heavy and water-resistant garment to keep their families warm in Galway Bay's rough weather, but also to supplement the island's fishing economy by making a craft that could be sold year-round and utilized traditional skills and patterns. Journalist and Irish culture activist Pádraig Augustine Ó Síocháin helped make the Aran sweaters especially popular in the mid-20th century by organizing the export of hand-knit sweaters to other countries.
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Exactly what I expected!
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The one I'll grab on my way out the door this fallColor, quality, and warmthCan't think of any
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Previous reviews indicate belt loops are too high for a tall person. However, photo of catalog/online model show this is the intended style. Enjoyingit as casual wear (with a cami/tank top) or with a shirt collar and cuffs showing for a more sophisticated look.Bought gray and then red.
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This is a beautifully knit sweater. The belt loops are at least 1 1/2" too high even for my average height of 5' 6". Unfortunately I tried to cut them off only to discover they are knit as part of the sweater body-- not sewn on separately. It created a Hole which I had to very carefully hand sew closed. Other than that I love the sweater. A great weight for a cool day instead of wearing a coat.
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Congresswoman Marcy Kaptur honored local young artists in the Congressional Arts Competition on Sunday.
Bowsher high school senior Maya Wymer was the 9th district winner.
A five-member jury honored Wymer for her work, "What do you see?," which will be on exhibit in the US Capitol for a year.
Kaptur says the arts play an important part in our community.
"This year's exhibit is phenomenal and these young people are seeing and representing life and their hopes for it in a very beautiful way. There is enormous talent here," said Congresswoman Kaptur.
The runner up from our area in the competition was Moniecia Caban from Toledo School for the Arts. Her artwork will be displayed in Kaptur's local office.
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Giving Cancer an Energy Blackout
In the 1920s, the German researcher Dr. Otto Warburg discovered that cancer cells rely heavily on a process known as glycolysis to produce energy.
Dr. Warburg, a Nobel Prize winner, also found that cancer cells did this even when there was sufficient oxygen available for a far more efficient, oxygen-dependent energy-production process used by many normal cells, called oxidative phosphorylation. The paradox came to be known as the "Warburg effect."
Dr. Warburg believed that this "aerobic glycolysis" was at the root of cancer development, but his theory never caught on.
Over the last decade, however, there has been a resurgence of interest in learning more about cancer cell metabolism - how cancer cells produce energy and use it to grow and divide.
Cancer cell metabolism hasn't traditionally been "considered as part of the cancer problem," says Dr. Craig Thompson, scientific director at the Abramson Family Cancer Research Institute. But the renewed interest in it, he believes, "gives us a number of new avenues to investigate to see whether it can be exploited for therapeutic benefit."
And Dr. Thompson isn't the only one. A growing cadre of researchers is now delving deep into cancer cells' energy-production machinery, with the hope of finding effective ways to short-circuit it.
Tumor cells' glucose problem
The renewed focus on energy production and Warburg's discoveries from 80 years ago is an ideal case in point.
"More and more, multiple groups are looking at the molecular mechanisms behind the Warburg effect, because it's consistently observed in tumor cells," says Dr. Peng Huang, an associate professor of molecular pathology at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center. "Certainly, in both cell culture and animal models, we see the cancer cells' increased dependence on glycolysis."
Both glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation begin with the ingestion of glucose by a cell. The difference resides in how the cell transforms that raw material into energy - in the form of a complex molecule called ATP - and the efficiency with which it does it. Oxidative phosphorylation can produce as much as 18 times more ATP per molecule of glucose than glycolysis.
This inefficiency leads tumor cells that are reliant on glycolysis to take up a tremendous amount of glucose. This reliance forms the basis for the now widespread use of PET scans that involve the glucose analog FDG for the detection of a number of different cancer types.
Researchers like Drs. Huang and Thompson believe tumor cells' addiction to glycolysis might represent a bona fide Achilles heel: Disrupt glycolysis and tumor cells won't be able to produce enough energy to survive. Data from laboratory and animal model studies support this belief.
But the question remains: Why do tumor cells rely on a less efficient energy-production process when they don't have to?
"It's still a matter of debate," says Dr. Huang.
Several theories have been proposed to explain this. One suggests that genetic mutations have damaged the tumor cells' mitochondria, where oxidative phosphorylation takes place, so the cell switches to an alternative energy-production pathway. Another argues that it's an adaptation that gives the cell a survival advantage once a tumor becomes larger and oxygen - but not necessarily glucose - becomes far less abundant.
Dr. Thompson admits that it's complicated and requires more intensive study.
"We need to look more closely at issues like which signaling pathways tumor cells are using when they just want to survive for the day, or if they want to engage in growth and proliferation," he says.
Mucking up the machinery
Efforts to exploit this potential tumor cell weakness are moving ahead full steam, with glycolytic inhibitors already in human clinical trials or headed in that direction.
One company, Threshold Pharmaceuticals, has based its entire therapeutic enterprise on what they call "metabolic targeting." Two of its products are currently in clinical trials, including 2DG, a glucose analog being investigated in combination with docetaxel in a phase I trial.
Because tumor cells are so hungry for glucose - particularly those that are in hypoxic regions of a tumor and are more likely to be resistant to standard chemotherapy agents - 2DG is readily taken up by tumor cells, says the scientist who developed it, Dr. Ted Lampidis.
Once inside, explains Dr. Lampidis, a professor of cell biology at the University of Miami Sylvester Cancer Center, the agent competes with regular glucose to be synthesized into ATP. However, because of the slight difference in 2DG's makeup compared with glucose, that synthesis never happens, starving the cell of energy.
"We've made tremendous progress from developing the concept of 2DG to getting it into the clinic," he says. "I see now that there's a real possibility it's going to work."
The phase I trial is almost complete and plans are under way to launch a phase II trial.
Another agent, 3-BrPA, completely eradicated large, highly glycolytic tumors in one animal model and markedly shrank similar tumors in another model. The agent's target, explains Dr. Peter Pedersen, a professor of biological chemistry at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine - who along with Dr. Young Ko, is moving it through preclinical studies - is an enzyme called hexokinase that is bound to the surface of mitochondria but plays a key role in both glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation. Dr. Ko, who discovered the agent's potent anticancer activity, calls 3-BrPA a "total energy blocker."
Most recently, they've been investigating 3-BrPA's effect on different cancer cell lines.
"Once inside [the tumor cell], it's like a Trojan horse," Dr. Pedersen explains. "You see dissipation of ATP very quickly. But if you do the same thing to a hepatocyte [an important and abundant liver cell], for example, it hardly has any effect."
A number of companies have approached Dr. Petersen's lab about taking 3-BrPA into clinical trials.
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - The turnout for Tuesday's Wisconsin spring elections was just under the 20 percent predicted by the state Government Accountability Board.
According to the unofficial returns, about 18 percent of eligible voters gave state public school Superintendent Tony Evers a second four-year term. And 19 percent of voters re-elected State Supreme Court Justice Pat Roggensack to a second 10-year term.
Both incumbents won by wide margins – Roggensack by 14 percentage points, and Evers by 22 points.
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A Blanc with Sock
...(Wine authority Bob Thompson, S.F. Examiner, 1999)
Napa To The Rescue
Critic Thompson went on to say that there now are some recent bottles that are "salvaging the reputation of Sauvignon Blanc." His top four were all 1997 and 1998 vintages from the Napa Valley.
Let's see what Examiner critic Bill Citara said about the Charles Krug 1988 Sauvignon Blanc, Napa Valley.
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God of War PS3 'Coming Soon'SCE Santa Monica's PlayStation 3 entry in its deity slaughtering action series God of War is "coming soon," according an ad in the instruction manual for the upcoming God of War: Chains of Olympus (PSP), which was delivered to Shack's Indiana branch this evening.
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"If we were to do a God of War III [on PS3], then it would finish this massive story," Barlog said during the launch event. "We've always imagined God of War as a trilogy, but the PSP game very much ties into it."
The tease of another God of War title within the packaging of the series' latest entry continues a tradition that began with God of War II, the manual of which confirmed the long-rumored PSP edition. However, the God of War PS3 ad fails to specify a tentative date as the PSP one did.
Developed by Ready at Dawn with the participation of SCE Santa Monica staff, God of War: Chains of Olympus, the franchise's first PSP outing, ships to North American retailers on March 4.
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Why the luxury market may lose its sparkle
So far, betting on upscale retailers has proved to be a wise strategy, but a disappointing forecast from Tiffany's could mean future growth will be harder to find.
By Suzanne McGee, The Fiscal Times
Tiffany's (TIF) earnings may look glittery on the surface, with the jeweler on Tuesday reporting a 63% jump in its third-quarter results and boosting its forecast for the year by another nickel a share to as much as $3.80. But even the news that Tiffany's same-store sales climbed by 16% (excluding currency fluctuations) in the third quarter – at a time when other retailers have a tough time topping 4% or 5% – wasn't enough to allow the stock to shine. Even as the broader market rallied strongly Wednesday, Tiffany's shares edged lower, following a drop of almost 9% the day before.
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That news may well unnerve others, notably diamond mogul Laurence Graff, who is reported to be preparing to take his Graff Diamonds business public in Hong Kong next year, raising about $1 billion in an IPO. Graff relies on just those high-end, lower-margin customers to fuel its sales. While the company's image has been built on Graff's purchase of iconic gems at auction – like the Wittelsbach Diamond, later re-named to include the Graff name after being re-cut – those items aren't its bread and butter.
True, Graff's decision to go public in Hong Kong, close to vital markets in China and the rest of Asia for luxury goods producers, will help its IPO prospects. But combined with the hints of slower economic growth in China and India that have been recorded in recent weeks, any sign that the mass-affluent shoppers aren't spending as lavishly on diamond trinkets, or that luxury retailers can't push up margins on the bigger-ticket items marketed to multi-millionaires, might mean that growth at Graff will be harder to come by as well.
So far, betting on luxury retailers has proved to be a wise strategy, as upscale firms like Saks (SKS), Harry Winston (HWD) and Nordstrom (JWN) have appeared to be sheltered from the uncertain economic times because their clientele can still afford to spend. Even when Saks reported a slump in third-quarter earnings, the department store was able to point to stronger same-store sales and higher margins. But the future may be just as uncertain and uncomfortable a place for this group as the present is for the likes of Target (TGT) and Gap (GPS).
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BATON ROUGE – A man and woman from Baker face felony charges related to a stolen Louisiana state income tax refund check, the Louisiana Department of Revenue announced Friday.
Baker police arrested Chequetta Lakeisha James and David Lamont Hayes, of 2290 Manhattan Street in Baker on Wednesday, May 11. The arrests resulted from a joint investigation between the Baker Police Department and the Criminal Investigations Division of the Department of Revenue.
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A 0.316-acre piece of waterfront property, located off Boston St. behind the Anchorage Townhomes, has sold at auction for $62,000.
The peninsular property is a concrete and asphalt pier that fronts about 125 feet of the Canton promenade. It extends roughly 250 feet out into the water.
"I can't think of anything else along the Inner Harbor that's like this," auctioneer Dan Billig told bidders at the Dec. 20 auction. "One day you're going to say to yourselves, 'I could've owned the piece of Baltimore's harbor with water on three sides.'"
The official buyer was 101 Geneva LLC, a Maryland-based firm that has bought and re-sold a number of foreclosed residential homes. The man who bid for the company, the sole representative of 101 Geneva LLC present, declined to identify himself.
Following the auction, members of the Anchorage Homeowners Association, who live in the townhomes just across the promenade from the property, asked the buyer about his plans for the pier.
"Party every weekend," he replied, clearly joking. He added that his plans are unknown at this point.
"We've had so many people try to build on that thing—there's just no access," said Susan Quebbeman, president of the Anchorage HOA. "The marina won't let them go through the water, and we won't let them go through our property."
She added that water service can only be brought to the pier by tapping into the Anchorage's water system.
Jim Ruscoe, manager of the Anchorage Marina, said that he had been trying to convince members of the marina to buy the property.
"Trying to get 500 people to do something…" he commented.
Ruscoe said that the property has been the site of some incidences of violence over the years.
Quebbeman said that waterfront developer Lou Grasmick had owned the pier during the Anchorage Townhomes' construction.
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MARYVILLE (WATE) - Crews were out Thursday preparing for the Foothills Fall Festival, which kicks off Friday in Maryville.
It only takes one day for crews to get the stage ready, but it takes all year to organize the event.
The annual festival draws nearly 70,000 people. "It's the biggest festival in the county," said festival coordinator Jane Groff. "It's pretty big in the region. It's a huge impact for our local businesses, for our local economy."
This is the 13th year of the festival. It continues to draw in big name entertainers. This year Train and Darius Rucker are slated to perform.
Organizers say it is not just how much the entertainers are paid that brings them to Maryville, but also the atmosphere the of festival. "We've built quite a good reputation over the past 13 years with artists and entertainers," Groff said. "When we went to Train this time, they actually heard from Chicago last year what a great event it was. That's why they decided to take the date."Charles Irvine, owner of Sullivan's Fine Foods in Maryville, expects his restaurant to be busy this weekend. "We get to introduce a lot of new people to our area here," Irvine said. "They come to downtown for the festival. We are right in the middle of it."It is one price of $60 to enjoy all of the concerts. Online tickets are only available until Thursday at midnight. Tickets can also be purchased at the gate. There will also be areas set up free to the public.
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September 8, 2011: Dolls Recalled by Pottery Barn Kids
About 82,300 soft dolls have been recalled due to strangulation hazards.
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Many styles of the soft dolls are included in this recall. Image here represents just one.
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission and Health Canada, in cooperation with Pottery Barn Kids, a division of Williams-Sonoma Inc., of San Francisco, California, have recalled 82,300 (about 81,000 in the United States and 1,300 in Canada) Chloe, Sophie, and Audrey soft dolls. The hair on the Chloe and Sophie dolls may contain loops that are large enough to fit around a child's head and neck, and the headband on the Audrey doll, if loosened, can form a loop that fits around a child's head and neck. These loops can pose a strangulation hazard.
The firm has received five reports of dolls with looped hair, including one report in which a loop of the Chloe doll's hair was found around the neck of a 21-month-old child. The child was not injured.
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This recall involves soft dolls sold under the names Audrey, Chloe, and Sophie. The dolls measure about 17 inches high and have hair made of yarn. Audrey's hair is black, Chloe's hair is dark brown, and Sophie's hair is blonde. The dolls are part of Pottery Barn Kids' Girl Doll Collection. The doll's name can be found on a tag sewn onto her bottom. The dolls sold at Pottery Barn Kids stores nationwide, online at www.potterybarnkids.com, and through Pottery Barn Kids catalogs from July 2006 to April 2011 for about $40.
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Consumers should take the dolls away from children immediately and cut the looped hair of the Chloe and Sophie dolls and remove the headband of the Audrey doll to eliminate the hazard. Consumers may also call Pottery Barn Kids for instructions on how to return the affected dolls for a merchandise credit. For additional information, contact Pottery Barn Kids toll-free at (855) 880-4504 between 4 AM and 9 PM PST, seven days a week, or visit the firm's website at www.potterybarnkids.com.


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I am a singer songwriter in the Americana Folk Country genres.
My latest album "Pass On The Love" has received two excellent reviews!
TIW Music – August 16, 2013
"Pass On The Love"
Album Review: Bill Madison
By Linda Freeman, TIW Music
Bill Madison is a man for all seasons. His new album, "Pass On the Love," demonstrates a wide-ranging virtuosity that captures the richness, joy, and melancholy of life. Madison, an americana/folk singer and songwriter, sings with a resonant clarity reminiscent of George Jones and Waylon Jennings. I'm pretty sure that Madison's amazing voice could resonate for a 5-mile radius if he put his mind to it. Madison also plays guitar, keyboard, and mountain dulcimer with dynamic ease and technical precision. He and Nancy Madison wrote the title track, "Just Pass On The Love," a moving tribute to love between the generations. Madison's rendition of "John Barleycorn" is a classic; if there's a better cover of it, I haven't heard it. My favorite tune, which I just about wore out on my CD, is Tom Waits' "Heart of Saturday Night" -- Madison's folksy, confiding performance calls to mind John Mellancamp and Springsteen, and makes me nostalgic for something I never had. "Pass On the Love" is a stellar CD, and deserves a special place in your collection.
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"Pass On The Love" is now available at my "CD's and Quilts 4 Sale" page! There you can also see the other recordings available and a few of Nancy's beautiful quilted creations which are also available! Thanks for visiting my web site and enjoy your visit!
Merle Burke's review of Pass On The Love
There is an axiom making its way around the world of music recording these days - that albums no longer sell. And, while that might be true of some, there's still some pretty good albums being produced where every song makes it worthy of an enthusiastic purchase.
Bill Madison's latest CD, 'Pass On The Love' is such an album! In it, you'll find a unique array of covers and originals noteworthy, not just for their musicianship and singing but, for the emotion Bill brings to their lyrics. The crowning achievement of the album is Bill's title song, 'Pass On The Love,' in which he addresses something that very few songwriters have touched upon - a mother's love and the role that it plays in teaching boys and young men the significance of love in raising healthy families and in keeping families together. It is an incredible song!
In the songs covered in this album, even though some were written generations ago, Bill finds a way to connect listeners to the lyrics so they can relate to them and find meaning in them in today's complex world. Track #2, 'The Falcon,' is a song written by folk-protest singer Richard Farina. It speaks of a majestic bird - who has the power to claim the skies, a power that is magnified by the intervention of man and his control over the bird. In Bill's rendition, a prophetic indictment is made relative to the consequences of man playing with nature for his own amusement and how the end result is often drastic and often devastating. And, yes, the mandolin playing in this song is beautiful. In Track #3, Bill brings out a sense of melancholy in British folksinger Ewan McColl's iconic working-class song 'Dirty Old Town' - while the place has been ravaged by industry, pollution and social ills, it's still where people have had to live, to suffer and find the happiness they could.
Bill has us in Tom Waits' 'Heart Of A Saturday Night,' letting go of things that we've had to deal with to grasp the free-time that we've earned and to discover what others might be doing to enjoy themselves. 'Summertime,' Track 5, well, it's one of the best songs ever written. It's Composer George Gershwin's interpretation of African American spirituality and, in his cover of it, Bill does it well as he does with the old British Folksong, 'John Barleycorn' which compares the process of aging and dying to barley fermenting.
Mixing genres and showing just how eclectic he is in style and musicality, Bill adds in a cover of Robert Johnson's, 'Crossroad Blues' - nailing the famous Delta sound with sharp voice, guitar and a touch of fine mandolin. Then, he takes us to a love story of sorts about a 'well-traveled' woman named Alice who meets up with a cowboy in a place where hard-earned money is easily spent and where love can go the same way - hard-earned and easily spent. We go on to another journey through love with a cover of folksinger Eric Anderson's, 'Looking Glass.' The instrumentation in this one, along with Bill's melodic lyric, offers a haunting reminder to would-be lovers that falling in love and loving can be a painful process.
This great CD ends with a cover of an Irish Folk Song, Jimmy McPeake's, 'Wild Mountain Thyme,' a song dedicated to the memory of Bill's friend, Rod MacKenzie. It is a beautiful/unforgettable rendition of a great song with lovely albeit haunting vocals.
Every song in 'Pass On The Love' has something special about it! It's some of Bill's finest work and something you should not hesitate to buy!
"Madison displays a broad understanding of pre-electric roots music, integrating folk, blues, country and mountain elements into a consistant whole that doesn't belong to one genre, and sounds entirely modern..." Patrick Lundborg, Acid Archives, 2nd Edition.
Comments about my album CD - All She Wanted:
"It is the best of the best - the music, the songwriting, and Bill's incredible voice." N.G. Bartlett, Comment on Facebook
"I bought a copy of it last month and I absolutely love it! For me, every time I play it, it's like having a glass of fine wine with cheddar on a Ritz. It is something you can savor and enjoy, knowing it was made by one who has spent a lifetime tempering lyrics with notes - to a point where they eloquently connect you with life's experiences and intimately reach your soul." M. Burke, Comment on Facebook
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"The feeling that comes from his songs is uptempo, whether the song is slow or fast, avoiding the plastic words that many writers never seem to get away from. His songs contain a rare feature: good melodies and good lyrics. Bill Horan - "The Montreal Star"
"If you take the time to listen to Bill's songs, you will undoubtedly fall into the pure Americana sound he so effortlessly creates. Softly woven songs with great stories behind them all. We might not play the same style of music as Bill, but it doesn't really matter because good material is just that "Good"" Apple Space Bar/Tangent Music - John Wilker and Ben Trexel.
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Join us forA Parchment of Leaves the beautifully written novelby Appalachian writer Silas House. In 1917 rural Kentucky, a young Cherokee woman named Vine, rumored to cast spells on unsuspecting men, falls in love with local Irishman Saul Sullivan, whom she eventually marries. This novel tells the story of Vine and Saul's tender relationship and the prejudice they face and eventually overcome.
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