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Adia Victoria's show at the Riot Room last Monday on a hunch. While I was underwhelmed by the recordings of the Nashville based artist as I researched a preview I wrote for her Kansas City debut, I suspected that I was missing something.
My hunch paid off.
I was one of about three dozen people in attendance for what's certain to be one my favorite performances of 2016. Backed by an impressive band of Nashville cats, Victoria prowled the stage like the feral grandchild of Howlin' Wolf and Dolly Parton.
Victoria repeatedly suggested that she was playing the blues. Accordingly, a noisy cover of Robert Johnson's "Me and the Devil Blues" was my favorite selection. She was entirely credible as she insisted that she was going to "beat my man until I'm satisfied."
I was so gobsmacked that I failed to take a decent picture. Fortunately, Todd Zimmer documented the show with a remarkable set of photos.
I reviewed of a new collection of 58 previously unissued Charlie Parker tracks for KCUR.
I reviewed Brian Wilson's concert at Muriel Kauffman Theatre.
I reviewed a concert by Duran Duran, Chic and Tokimonsta.
I previewed Drake's return to Kansas City for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I reviewed a concert by Shinedown, Halestorm and Black Stone Cherry.
I talked up Rooftop Vigilantes on KCUR last week.
I write weekly music previews for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
The last 132 Hastings stores have been shuttered. I spent a significant portion of my life in Amarillo soliciting the buyers of the once-powerful chain. By and large, my contacts at the Hastings headquarters were good folks.
I'm all about Revocation's Great Is Our Sin. RIYL: Exmortus, metallic hooks, Lamb of God.
The unfortunately named Dinosaur exemplifies the look and sound of modern jazz. (For the record, I dig the London ensemble.)
Many readers of There Stands the Glass are vocal advocates of Goat. Requiem, the band's new album, will be released in October.
Grady Champion's preposterously old-school "Move Something" just might be my favorite song of 2016. (Not kidding.) RIYL: Marvin Sease, dance songs, Mel Waiters.
The things I liked about Z-Ro's purple-drenched Houston rap are largely absent on Drankin' & Drivin'. Z-Ro knows it. He raps "if you don't like my new sh*t you can go back to my old sh*t… gotta get this money, man." RIYL: 2Pac, the slickness, UGK. Here's "My Money".
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Tuesday, July 26, 2016
Concert Review: Adia Victoria at the Riot Room
Monday, July 18, 2016
Give It Away Give It Away Give It Away Now
My social media feeds are clogged by heartfelt confessions inspired by recent events. In that spirit, I'll reveal one of my deepest prejudices: I involuntarily roll my eyes when I spot a dude in a Red Hot Chili Peppers t-shirt. My eye muscles get a workout at almost every non-classical concert I attend that attracts a throng of white guys. I'm not sure why the fashion choice bugs me. I've always been down with the band. Like the members of RHCP, I fell under the spell of George Clinton while attending high school in the 1980s. I admire much of RHCP's work, including the new Danger Mouse-produced The Getaway. Come to think of it, maybe I should buy one of those shirts the next time I'm at Target.
I reviewed Trampled Under Foot's marathon reunion show at Knuckleheads on Friday. I also highlighted the concerts on KCUR last week.
I reviewed the first day of the Buzz Beach Ball festival at Children's Mercy Park. I also wrote an extended preview of the event for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I write weekly music previews for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
Alan Vega of Suicide has died.
Bonnie Brown of the Browns has died. (Tip via BGO.)
I'm happily stuck in the quagmire of Rich the Factor's Smile.
I'm still over the moon about catching a performance by trumpeter Kirk Knuffke a couple weeks ago. Fierce Silence, his new duet album with drummer Whit Dickey, is nice and skronky.
(Original image of Buzz Beach Ball by There Stands the Glass.)
Monday, July 11, 2016
Album Review: Mark Chesnutt- Tradition Lives
I grew increasingly frustrated as I watched Mark Chesnutt perform with Lorrie Morgan and Joe Diffie at the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in January. My subsequent review was positive, but I longed to be transported to a proper Chesnutt concert at a honky-tonk in his home state of Texas.
Rather than gripping a notepad and a penlight, I wanted to hold a longneck in one hand and the waist of my dance partner in the other. My daydream of careening across a dance floor to "Brother Jukebox" was heavenly.
Tradition Lives, Chesnutt's first album in six years, is filled with sturdy country songs about drinking, cheating and heartbreak. "So You Can't Hurt Me Anymore," an ode about a breakup with booze, is my favorite track.
The veteran traditionalist has no use for crossover pop moves or for the sort of arty innovations that made Sturgill Simpson a sensation among the NPR set. Yet formalism doesn't seem stodgy in the hands of Chesnutt. I favor hip-hop, jazz, metal and R&B these days, but hardcore country like Tradition Lives will always sound like home to me.
I reviewed Twenty One Pilots' sold-out concert at the Sprint Center.
I wrote an extended preview of Flight of the Conchords's show at Starlight Theatre for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I write weekly music previews for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I continue to drive the Matt Otto bandwagon at Plastic Sax.
Marc Meyers reports that jazz pianist Don Friedman has died.
"How Many" is Miguel's response to recent events. (Tip via BGO.)
If I manage to embrace the distortion that makes speakers sound as if they're blown out, Mike Dillon's Functioning Broke might become one of my favorite jazz-based albums of 2016. RIYL: Steve Reich, Elliott Smith covers, early Keith Jarrett.
I get choked up by Allen Toussaint's cover of Paul Simon's "American Tune" at the conclusion of his lovely posthumous album American Tunes.
In 2014, I suggested that Schoolboy Q's Oxymoron resembled "a poor man's version of Kendrick Lamar's good kid, m.A.A.d city." The rapper's new Blank Face LP sounds like a bankrupt response to To Pimp a Butterfly. The project also has the dubious distinction of housing "That Part", arguably Kanye West's worst-ever feature.
The messy mix on the reissue of Van Morrison's ...It's Too Late to Stop Now doesn't spoil the fun.
Hiromi's Spark is RIYL: bombast, Rush, being buried by notes.
BadBadNotGood's IV is mildly disappointing. RIYL: Mulatu Astatke, hype, John Klemmer.
At his best, Kenny Garrett is among the most essential living jazz musicians. He's astoundingly awful at his worst. Do Your Dance! runs the gamut. RIYL: John Coltrane, embarrassingly amateurish cover art, middle school talent shows.
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Monday, July 04, 2016
Album Review: Kandace Springs- Soul Eyes
I recently selected Kandace Springs' Soul Eyes as background music in an attempt to establish a romantic mood on a date with my life partner. I'd hoped for smooches. Instead, I was mocked for my taste in music. My Anita Baker-loving spouse found Soul Eyes syrupy and overly sentimental. Her analysis may be valid, but I just can't help myself. Springs' languid album is in the sophisticated supper club tradition of Nancy Wilson and Donny Hathaway. I'm entranced. Here's Springs' interpretation of Shelby Lynne's "Thought It Would Be Easier".
I still don't understand why my forthright review of the Dave Matthews Band's concert in Bonner Springs is controversial.
I write weekly music previews for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I admired Brewer & Shipley on KCUR's Up To Date program last week.
I wrote an extended preview about Brand New for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I reported on Bobby Watson's participation in the Black Archives' Community Stories series at Plastic Sax.
Sir Mack Rice has died. (Tip via BGO.)
As the regional sales rep for Scotty Moore's 1997 album All the King's Men, I enjoyed backstage access for a related SXSW showcase at the Austin Music Hall that included guest appearances by Dwight Twilley, David Hidalgo, Cesar Rojas, Joe Ely, Tracy Nelson, and Rocky and Billy Burnette. Moore died last week.
Rob Wasserman has died. The bassist last performed in Kansas City in 2014 with Bob Weir's Ratdog. His 1989 appearance at Memorial Hall as a member of Lou Reed's band was probably the first time I saw him perform.
Maxwell's BLACKsummers'night was my favorite album of 2009. I'm not sure that blackSUMMERS'night is worth the seven-year wait. The new release is merely very good. RIYL: Marvin Gaye, soul giants, Prince. Here's "Gods".
Spoek Mathambo's hypnotic Badimo EP is RIYL: Sister Sledge, the almighty beat, FaltyDL. (Tip via Big Steve NO.)
Marquis Hill bested Kansas City's Hermon Mehari in the the 2014 Thelonious Trumpet Competition. The eclectic The Way We Play indicates that Hill a formidable talent.
Manu Katché's excellent Unstatic is RIYL: Paul Motian, genuinely smooth jazz, Jack DeJohnette.
I get inordinately excited every time the words "jazz" and "punk" are commingled. I'm invariably disappointed. I don't care for Melt Yourself Down's Last Evenings On Earth.
The first set of Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom at the Blue Room last week was one of the most exciting things I've heard in 2016. I posted a clip to Instagram.
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Monday, June 27, 2016
Pop Life
Even though I acknowledged the awful news in April, I hadn't shed a single tear over Prince's death until last night. The magnitude of the loss finally hit home as the There Stands the Glass favorite Bilal delivered a libidinous version "The Beautiful Ones" on the broadcast of the BET Awards. By performing with lust rather than grief, Bilal's effort was the only one of the many tributes I've seen in the last ten weeks that caused me to crack.
I reviewed a free Public Enemy concert.
I reviewed a concert by Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo.
I discussed the late Little Hatch and the return of the Kansas City Kansas Street Blues Festival on KCUR last week.
I scrutinize a pet peeve at Plastic Sax.
Ralph Stanley has died. I last saw the pioneer at Starlight Theatre in 2002.
Chips Moman has died.
Amjad Sabri was murdered.
Freddy Powers has died. (Tip via BGO.)
Wayne Jackson of the Memphis Horns has died.
Bernie Worrell has died.
Katy Guillen & the Girls' Heavy Days is RIYL: Mountain, boogie, Foghat.
Dâm-Funk's entry for the !Z7 label's DJ-Kicks series is my jam. George Clinton, DJ mix tapes, Reggie B.
The New Breed, the new album by the Tortoise guitarist Jeff Parker is RIYL: the Lounge Lizards, anti-jazz, Marc Ribot.
DJ Shadow's The Mountain Will Fall doesn't disappoint. RIYL: possibilities, Pimp C, space.
It seems quaint that albums like the Bill Charlap Trio's Notes From New York are still being made. I'm charmed in spite of myself. RIYL: Barry Harris, anachronisms, Tommy Flanagan.
YG's Still Brazy is RIYL: Dr. Dre, 1993, Tha Dogg Pound. Here's "Gimmie Got Shot".
(Original image of Sheila E. by There Stands the Glass.)
Monday, June 20, 2016
The Bourgeois Bumpkin
When Michael Stern began his defense of the placement of Dmitri Shostakovich's Symphony No. 2 on the program to the audience of about 1,400 at Helzberg Hall on Sunday afternoon, I was embarrassed for the Music Director of The Kansas City Symphony. I felt that his apparent need to justify the presence of the occasionally jarring and overtly Leninist composition amid the "Beethoven sandwich" of "Meersstille und glückliche Fahrt" and Symphony No. 9 was patronizing. Then I heard the piece for the first time and loved every minute of it. Stern's conciliatory spiel enhanced my appreciation of the work. I suppose that makes me a bourgeois bumpkin.
I reviewed a concert by Lil Wayne, 2 Chainz, Tech N9ne, Rich The Factor and Stevie Stone.
I reviewed a concert by Fantasia and Anthony Hamilton.
I reviewed a concert by Béla Fleck & the Flecktones.
I selected songs by Krizz Kaliko, Logan Richardson, Psychic Heat, Kanye West, Carrie Rodriguez and Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom for my appearance on Best Music of 2016 (So Far) show on KCUR's Up To Date.
I write weekly music previews for The Kansas City Star and Ink magazine.
I documented my visit to SoJo Summerfest at Plastic Sax.
"If You Ask Me Again (I Do)", the new single by Soul Revival, the Kansas City duo of Derick Cunigan and producer Desmond Mason, is lovely. RIYL: John Legend, marriage, Chrisette Michele.
The Kansas City rapper Farout's new song "Guns" is shocking. And I like it.
Attrell Cordes of P.M. Dawn has died.
Gojira's Magma is RIYL A Perfect Circle, French metal, Lamb of God. Here's "Silvera".
Death Grips' Bottomless Pit is RIYL El-P, true punk, Karlheinz Stockhausen. Here's the title track.
Brandy Clark's Big Day in a Small Town sounds like money. Almost every song could have been a hit for Miranda Lambert or Kenny Chesney. Here's "Girl Next Door".
I'm not on the Car Seat Headrest bandwagon. Teens of Denial leaves me cold. I'll stick to my dusty collection of albums by Pavement and the Fall.
I'm pretty sure I can find the perfect theme song for my next podcast on The Odd Tape. Oddisee strikes a winning balance between jazz and hip-hop on his latest effort. Here's "Brea".
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Monday, June 13, 2016
This Is a God Dream: Music Midway in 2016
I'll share my enthusiasm for the best music released so far in 2016 on KCUR's Up To Date program on Friday, June 17. The following lists of my favorite albums, songs and performances will provide my detractors with fresh ammunition. I hope that that everyone else will make a few gratifying discoveries.
Top Albums
Even though it's Kanye West's weakest album, The Life of Pablo is a revelation. (Spotify playlist.)
1. Kanye West- The Life of Pablo
2. Chance the Rapper- Coloring Book
3. David Murray, Geri Allen and Terri Lyne Carrington- Perfection
4. Logan Richardson- Shift
5. Savages- Adore Life
6. Hélène Grimaud- Water
7. David Bowie- Blackstar
8. Allison Miller's Boom Tic Boom- Otis Was a Polar Bear
9. Walker Family Singers- Panola County Spirit
10. Kendrick Lamar- Untitled Unmastered
11. Willie Nelson- Summertime: Willie Nelson Sings Gershwin
12. Exmortus- Drive Forth
13. Adrian Younge- Something About April II
14. Volbeat- Seal the Deal & Let's Boogie
15. Céu- Tropix
16. Pat Metheny Unity Band- The Unity Sessions
17. Charles Lloyd & the Marvels- I Long To See You
18. Lecrae- Church Clothes 3
19. Conflicts- The North Slope
20. A$AP Ferg- Always Strive and Prosper
21. Anthony Hamilton- What I'm Feelin'
22. BJ the Chicago Kid- In My Mind
23. Psychic Heat- Sunshower
24. Babymetal- Metal Resistance
25. Kevin Gates- Islah
Top Songs
Chance Bennett has been reading my mind. (Spotify playlist.)
1. Chance the Rapper- "Same Drugs"
2. Anderson Paak- "Come Down"
3. Parker Millsap- "Heaven Sent"
4. Kanye West- "Ultralight Beam"
5. Tedeschi Trucks Band- "Anyhow"
6. BJ the Chicago Kid- "Church"
7. Agoraphobic Nosebleed- "Not a Daughter"
8. Krizz Kaliko- "Didn't Wanna Wake You"
9. Boosie Badazz- "Cancer"
10. Steve Gunn- "Ancient Jules"
11. Anthony Hamilton- "Ain't No Shame"
12. A$AP Ferg- "Strive"
13. Regina Belle- "He's Alright"
14. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis- "Bolo Tie"
15. Mount Moriah- "Precita"
16. Deftones- "Doomed User"
17. Margo Price- "Hurtin' (On the Bottle)"
18. Rihanna- "Love On the Brain"
19. Keys N Krates featuring Ouici- "Love Again"
20. The Philistines- "Radiation Drive"
21. French Montana, Kanye West and Nas- "Figure It Out"
22. Kvelertak- "1985"
23. Carrie Rodriguez- "Z"
24. Sturgill Simpson- "Breakers Roar"
25. Josh Hoyer and Soul Colossal- "Parts of a Man"
Top Shows
I've attended about 200 individual performances since January 1.
1. Lee Fields and the Expressions- The Granada
2. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band- Sprint Center
3. Exmortus- Aftershock
4. Florence + The Machine- Providence Medical Amphitheater
5. Tortoise- The Granada
6. The Who- Sprint Center
7. Lamb of God- The Midland
8. Christian McBride Trio- Folly Theater
9. Goddamn Gallows- Riot Room patio
10. Be/Non- Scottish Rite Temple
11. Maarja Nuut- Westin Kansas City at Crown Center
12. Tedeschi Trucks Band- The Midland
13. Logan Richardson- Blue Room
14. Dwight Yoakam- Uptown Theater
15. UFO- VooDoo
16. Pablo Ziegler and the Quartet for New Tango- Polsky Theatre
17. Les Arts Florissant- Helzberg Hall
18. Fantasia- Starlight Theatre
19. Roy Ayers- Blue Room
20. Matt Villinger- Orion Room at the Green Lady Lounge
21. Ebony Tusks- The Midland
22. Avant- Uptown Theater
23. Group of the Altos- The Brick
24. Midori with the Kansas City Symphony- Helzberg Hall
25. R. Kelly- Sprint Center
Top Five Opening Acts
1. A$AP Ferg, for G-Eazy- The Midland
2. Tombs, for 1349- Riot Room
3. Deafheaven, for Lamb of God- The Midland
4. OMD, for Barenaked Ladies- Starlight Theatre
5. Elle King, for Vance Joy- The Midland
(Original image of my 38th favorite performance of 2016- the Calamity Cubes at the Riot Room patio- by There Stands the Glass.)
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"I just think Rick completely misunderstands the nature of modern warfare," Gingrich said. "The fact is if you are serving in uniform in Iraq or Afghanistan ... you're in combat, whatever your technical assignment."
Gingrich's wife, Callista, has begun speaking publicly on his behalf after months of standing silently at his side. Her willingness to step out reflects an effort to improve his standing with female voters, who polls show have been particularly skeptical of his candidacy. One reason may be a marital history that includes two divorces and acknowledged infidelities.
Gingrich's supporters dismiss Santorum's rise as rookie luck, suggesting the former Pennsylvania senator has simply been the beneficiary of the air war that's been trained on Gingrich.
"Santorum is not the recipient of 13,000 false advertisements in Iowa, Florida and South Carolina," Tyler said, writing off Santorum's recent victories as "meaningless" because the states he won will not award delegates until later in the spring.
Gingrich and his advisers have mapped out a strategy focusing on Super Tuesday states including Georgia, Oklahoma, Ohio and Tennessee; Alabama and Mississippi, which hold primaries March 13; and Texas, whose primary is April 3. That state's governor, Rick Perry, endorsed Gingrich after dropping out of the Republican presidential contest last month.
Campaign officials insist fundraising is going well enough for Gingrich to be competitive in a number of states. But he hasn't run any television advertising since the Florida primary, nor has the Winning Our Future super PAC. The group's major patron, casino magnate Sheldon Adelson's family, has contributed $11 million to the super PAC but hasn't announced plans for any further financial help.
With so many competitive primaries and caucuses looming and attention focused on the contest between Romney and Santorum, some supporters are asking whether Gingrich's luck may have finally run out. He vehemently pushes back on that suggestion.
"I'm still here," he told tea party supporters, to loud applause.
Bob Walker, a former Pennsylvania congressman and a top adviser to Gingrich, pleaded for patience.
"People who are out there calling for him to get out don't seem to understand his whole political career," Walker said. "We always knew it would be a long campaign. This is just one more example of the campaign taking its course."
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- Originally Released: 2006
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- 1.Feeling This Way
- 2.Something in Between
- 3.Thank You Very Much
- 4.There Goes Johnny
- 5.Ghost Train
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- 7.When You Parents Go to Sleep
- 9.Don't Blame Them
- 10.Irene Good Night
- 11.I Don't Depend on You [Alternate Version]
- 12.Don't Blame Them [Alternate Version]
- 13.Running in the Human Race
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Personnel includes: Kevin Ayers (vocals, Spanish guitar, dobro); Kevin Armstrong (acoustic & electric guitars, bass); Mike Oldfield (electric guitar); Simon Clarke (Hammond B3 organ); Steve Monti, Gavin Harrison, Roy Dodds (drums).
Digitally remastered by Martin Mitchell (Moorend Studios).
Personnel: Kevin Ayers (vocals, Spanish guitar, dobro); Kevin Armstrong (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Ollie Halsall (acoustic guitar, vibraphone); Mark E. Nevin (acoustic guitar); Mike Oldfield (electric guitar); Simon Edwards (guitarron); Graham Henderson (accordion, piano); Anthony Moore (keyboards, synthesizer); Gavin Harrison, Steve Monti, Roy Dodds (drums); Stuart Bruce, Ben Darlow (background vocals).
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Liner Note Authors: Kevin Ayers; Peter Muir.
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Mr Bailey was in a group of divers who went down to the Holmglen, which is situated in about 60 metres of water.
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I remember discussions about news coverage more than 50 years ago. My college radio colleagues and I thought the mainstream media outlets were sellouts, ignoring the real stories and covering their collective butts with government propaganda. Some of us vowed to seek employment with the CBC, The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation where we would have a greater chance to tell the truth.
Luck intervened and I landed a job with ABC Network News as a 20 something. ABC, coincidentally, was revamping its national and international news format. They wanted new blood. We were encouraged to be fresh and innovative. Newbie newsies like me leapfrogged over veterans from the advent of radio and TV news.
The late 60's, 70's and 80's were the new "golden era" for broadcast news. We had access to newsmakers in the highest places. We were emboldened to take chances even when threatened by power brokers. I always worked in the moment, never fearing the consequences of political windmills I might tilt.
It was a Camelot period for those of us who sought to report the truth. Then everything began to change.
Fast forward ahead to today and the proliferation of 24 hour cable news and social media. Camelot is dead. News — local and network — is controlled by corporate entertainment divisions.
Newbie newsies today don't have the support or access I did half a century ago, but they still have a bully pulpit and should use it — if they have the courage and conviction to try to create change.
Garry was a news guy for more than 40 years. For most of those years, he was a reporter. You could watch him on television pretty much every day. He covered breaking news. Murder, fires, disasters. Blizzards, hurricanes, politics. Riots. Court cases. Wherever something was happening, there he was. I knew the news from both sides. How it was made, how come some stories got on the air and others did not. What made a story "hot" and why. I have no illusions about the accuracy of media, but I also know how hard reporters work.
Reporters mostly don't choose what they report. They can enterprise projects and sometimes get the green light to do something they believe in. And of course, a reporter can request to be put on a particular story. Sometimes they get a yes, sometimes no. Reporters are employees. They have bosses. The news directors and their directors. Not to mention the people who own the corporation and the sponsors who pay the bills.
Way back in the 1970s, news became entertainment. Before that, it was public service. Maybe it will be again, someday, but for now, news has to make money and get ratings. Therefore, the news will be full of whatever stories news outlets think we want. Hopefully this isn't a surprise to anyone. You all knew this, right?
That's how we have wound up with Donald Trump as a presidential candidate. He was entertaining. He brought in viewers and ratings. We watched. Love him or hate him, we tuned in to see him. Now, we stand in imminent danger of seeing a lot more of the Trump than most of us imagined in our darkest nightmares. You get what you pay for.
We expect a lot from news and those who report it. We expect honesty. Stories based on truth. Facts. We hold the news to a higher standard than we hold ourselves. How's that working out for you? Not so good?
We are all responsible for seeking truth. We don't have to believe lies. Nobody would get away with making stuff up and presenting it as truth — or news — if we were not predisposed to embrace it. We will get accountability and accuracy from media only when we demand it.
As a final note of irony, apparently the Brits are now — just a wee bit late — Googling "European Union" to discover what they actually voted to dissolve. That's what happens when you believe what they tell you because it's what you want to hear.
We are at the annoying stage of the gypsy moth invasion. Sprayed and surviving, the air is full of moths. Thousands, maybe millions of them are swarming everywhere, no doubt laying clutches of eggs for next year's even bigger event.
The oaks are trying to come back, some more successfully than others. I watch them every day, looking for signs of growth and health.
A second year would be a real tragedy. No longer just a nightmarish inconvenience but devastation. It would be the end of thousands … acres … of hardwood trees and could involve not only oak and ornamental trees, but also spruce, maple, fruit orchards and more. It would leave ghost woods filled with the skeletons of the trees we loved. So far, no state or town agency has been willing to do anything to prevent this disaster.
We've done what we can. We've sprayed. That's it. No one homeowner, nor any group of private individuals, can do this alone. Without help … well … kaput.
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SCOTUS, aka the Supreme Court of The United States, had itself one big day yesterday. They come down solidly on the side of women's rights against the state of Texas. The ruling will put a serious crimp in the campaign to sneak around Roe-V-Wade and make abortion impossible, if not illegal. The war against women just lost a battle. Yay team.
In another decision yesterday, SCOTUS voted 6 to 2 supporting Maine's right to prevent anyone convicted of domestic violence — felony or misdemeanor — from possessing guns. Not merely buying a gun, or even "owning" a gun — but possessing guns. This opens a lot of doors to questions about the meaning of the second amendment. Or, as Rory Little noted, "an unremarkable gun case may be harbinger of things to come."
I'm not going to present myself as any kind of legal scholar, but since I started following ScotusBlog, I feel I'm getting real information plus a sane interpretation of what it might mean — short and long-term. I recommend it. It's good to have a source for data on current issues.
With reality becoming increasingly slippery, with opinions more and more being proffered as a substitute for evidence, this is my antidote.
For a long time, I followed writing prompts. I liked the challenge of finding something to say about a random topic. And I was interested to see the commonalities and differences between my thoughts and everyone else's.
Lately, though, I want to write about other stuff. The crazy political stuff. The insanity of our failure to make any changes to our gun laws. The wild weather.
Talk about crazy. Insect plagues (not just here … all over the country) … and temperatures so high they turn forests to tinder. Flooding down the middle. Drought out west. Tornadoes threatening Chicago. Chicago? Mother Nature, like Howard Beale in "Network" screaming "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anymore!"
Network is a 1976 American satirical film written by the great Paddy Chayefsky. Directed by Sidney Lumet, it's the story of a fictional television network willing to do anything and everything — including assassinating one of its own anchors on live television — to get better ratings. When the movie came out, it was almost science fiction. Now, except for not yet assassinating a reporter or anchor live during prime time, the rest seems tame compared to what's truly going on.
Sometimes, I wonder if maybe Donald Trump was invented by TV network executives to get higher ratings for the news. It worked around this house. We hadn't watched news on television — except for sports and weather — since Garry stopped being part of it.
Now, we watch the news every day just to see what new madness is in progress. "The Daily Show" seems more attuned to the surreal nature of current events than any of the standard stations.
Not all that long ago, I had no trouble figuring out what was real and what was not. Now? There's such a massive crossover between reality and "art," I feel as if I'm living in the holodeck. In case you don't remember (or never knew), the holodeck was a virtual reality facility on the Enterprise (especially on "Next Generation"). It was used to recreate environments — real and fictional — via "hard light" (solid and touchable) holograms.
In our world, no such technology exists. Yet. So they tell us. Except that I'm beginning to wonder. Maybe this entire year is a creative exercise by some mad computer genius designing a world that could never be. Except … it does. Exist. And we are all living in it.
Or … maybe … we've slipped into an alternate dimension. Because this world cannot be real.
Vis-a-vis the horror in Orlando, I've listened to all the explanations by the FBI. How it isn't their fault, there was nothing they could do. It was too difficult to keep track of this guy.
I don't believe it. Sorry, just don't. Between the FBI, Homeland, and ATF … and I'm sure there are more agencies I'm forgetting … there should be more than sufficient resources to keep track of obviously suspicious and potentially dangerous people. They seem eager to harass completely harmless citizens, so maybe they need to redirect their attention to actual threats. Just saying.
Moving to the endlessly debated yet never implemented subject of gun control: I understand making sensible gun laws is far too complex for our elected representatives (that is to say, politicians), to address. All the money they get from gun lobbies is muddling their brains.
So … how about this?
No fly? No buy.
Every registered gun dealer, and any other place licensed to sell guns in this country, gets the list and timely updates. Just like the airlines.
If your name is on the list, you cannot legally buy a gun. Period.
If you are too dangerous to be a passenger on an airplane, you are too dangerous to buy guns.
Surely we have sufficient technology to make this work? All you need is the mailing list and some kind of computer. A printer would help, too.
It won't solve every gun-related problem, but it could prevent a few tragedies here and there. That's better than the nothing we seem intent on doing.
Yesterday, I realized we can't spend the summer locked in our house with doors and windows sealed.
The invasion, now an official worst in living memory gypsy moth attack in the Uxbridge-Whitinsville area, has made it onto all the local network affiliates. This is likely to force the town to figure out how to prevent this happening again — but worse — next summer.
It's too late to save the summer. The oak trees are bare. So are all the birch. The caterpillars are finishing off the maple and pines. They've killing my fuchsia and the garden is dead before anything had a chance to bloom. The damage is done. The pines are gone for good; they won't come back. The caterpillars are way out of control and marching north. We may have been the first, but we won't be the last.
The little crawling eating machines are not finished. They will keep chomping on anything they can digest until they become moths and stop eating– at least a month from now. Then, instead, they will begin laying millions of eggs to ensure the next generation.
That's the life of gypsy moths. Eat a forest. Dump excrement everywhere. Morph into ugly brown and white moths (the white ones — females — can't fly). Lay millions of eggs. Repeat until there are no trees left standing.
Late yesterday, UPS delivered my marmalade and jellies. Neither Garry nor I had the stomach to retrieve the package. This morning, I geared up. Long dress. Clogs with socks. Long sleeved over-shirt. I couldn't find a hat, so I just did perpetual motion. It was lovely out there. I haven't been outside for a couple of days. I almost forgot what a delightful time of year this is.
I spotted the package on the sidewalk in front of the wellhead, by the front gate.
Which is when, looking down, realized the ground is writhing with caterpillars. The package was covered with them. A small package, yet so many hairy brown crawlers. I knocked them off the package, grabbed it, and ran for the door, stomping them back from the entrance, hearing them crunching under my feet. OH YUCK.
Coming in, I opened the marmalade and the ginger jelly, put in an English muffin to toast and took a deep breath. I made it. I was out maybe 3 minutes or less? Glad I have a pacemaker. It kept my heart from stopping.
I settled down with coffee and a muffin and two (TWO!!) kinds of sweets. Very good. Delicious. Hot coffee, sweet muffin, and I'm alive, alive. The caterpillars didn't get me!
The phone range. It was Lance of Turf Technologies Inc. calling, as promised. Quick conversation and he said "This is now, officially the worse infestation ever. Good for you. People like you squawking is probably why the news picked it up."
I know, because — I'm married to a news guy. I may not know much, but I know if you make noise and pique their interest, the news people will come. Maybe the powers-that-be — the ones around here making like ostriches — will take notice. As the days roll on with no relief, I become increasingly less hopeful.
One of the worst side effects of this mess is that I'm horribly depressed. I sit here, watching summer slip away, realizing there's nothing more I can do. There's a package outside somewhere. It's a movie I ordered from Amazon, but neither of us is willing to look for it, not if it means going outside.
A neighbor posted this picture. It could just as easily be my house. That's what it looks like. I'm not taking any pictures because I can't bring myself to go out. I haven't been out of the house for nearly a week. I suppose that's contributing to the depression.
No matter how horrible it is for us, I can't imagine how bad it is for the farmers. This is apple orchard country. We've got farms. Trees, corn, dairy cattle. I can't imagine how they are coping with this and what a economic catastrophe this will be for them.
This is the worst summer ever.


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Two camera enforcement companies have lost a bid to overturn a state law that prohibits fining drivers for improper right turns on red if the only evidence is photographic.
And despite predictions that the law that went into effect last July would cause an increase in wrecks, statistics in Knoxville refute that contention. Knox County Chancellor Michael W. Moyers' 27 page decision signed May 30 addresses a multitude of arguments brought by American Traffic Solutions, Inc. and Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. asking him to declare the law unconstitutional.
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A small explosion injured five during a sermon given by the divisive Buddhist monk Ashin Wirathu in Mandalay on Sunday.
The explosive device was placed under a car nearby on the street where the sermon took place just 18 meters from where the hardline monk was speaking, police said.
"We are investigating the process of the explosion and will file a case," said Soe Nyein of Mandalay police.
A young novice was among the wounded. A woman was receiving treatment in hospital on Sunday night.
Wirathu is the figurehead of an anti-Muslim movement in the wake of deadly rioting that killed about 200 people in western Rakhine state last year. He is campaigning for a law to ban marriages between Buddhist women and non-Buddhist men.
The monk said it was the second such attack he had faced since he appeared on the cover of TIME magazine this month, labeled as the face of "Buddhist terror."
"It may be a target to delay my movement giving sermons and the inter-marriage law promoting effort," said Wirathu. "I have already been reminded by senior monks and other people to take care of my security."
Meanwhile, an emergency presidential order was lifted in central Meikhtila on Saturday, following rioting between Muslims and Buddhists which left 44 dead there in March.
The move was made because "peace and order had been restored," state press reported, but a curfew between 10pm and 4am will continue.
"We now have 370 anti-riot police guarding the city so the security situation will not be weakened by the absence of the army on the streets," said Tin Maung Soe, chairman of Meikhtila district.
He added that life had returned to normal in the city, home of the country's air force, with shops and banks reopening.
However, more than 7,000 Muslim refugees remain displaced in temporary shelters outside the city which remains deeply divided, according to residents.
"There is a clear lack of trust on both sides of the Buddhist and Muslim communities," said Mawgyi, a Buddhist in Meikhtila. "Once a small accident breaks out involving both sides then another round of violence will erupt, I'm sure."
San Lwin, a local Muslim leader, said the authorities have decided not to let the refugees go back to their original houses as part of what he claimed to be a scheme to confiscate the land to build apartments.
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The lawmakers have also ratified the interstate treaty on the admission of Crimea into Russia. The treaty, ratified by a 443-1 vote with no abstentions, was signed at the Kremlin on March 18 by Russian President Vladimir Putin, Crimean State Council Chairman Vladimir Konstantinov, Crimean Prime Minister Sergey Aksyonov and Sevastopol Mayor Aleksei Chaliy.
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Broadway Pizza of GreenlawnRead MoreWhether you prefer sausage, 'roni, or all-around veggie, Broadway Pizza and Catering's easy-to-please pizza has fans dishing out top-notch ratings. The menu at Broadway Pizza and Catering is loaded with gluten-free and low-fat options. Tots are more than welcome to dine with their parents at this pizzeria. Business casual attire is acceptable, so guests can let go of the "dress to impress" standard. Place an order for pickup or schedule a delivery — the pizzeria makes it easy to enjoy your meal from anywhere. A catering menu is also available if you're looking to dazzle the diners at your next shindig. Drive to Broadway Pizza and Catering and find parking in the area. So come taste the pizza at Broadway Pizza and Catering for yourself and see what all the ratings buzz is about. So bring your appetite to Broadway Pizza and Catering. This no-muss, no-fuss pizza joint comes with rave reviews. It's time you enjoyed a piece of pizza casually with your friends and family at Broadway Pizza and Catering's restaurant. Switch up your normal pizza routine and head on over to Broadway Pizza and Catering for a new take on pizza.60 BroadwayGreenlawn, NY US
Nicky's Of CenterportRead MoreFor familiar food you're sure to love, head to Nicky's of Centerport for American-style cuisine. Life is all about choices, and they are not limited here with plenty of gluten-free and low-fat dishes. Toast your evening out at this restaurant with a glass of beer or wine from their lengthy drink list. At this restaurant, everyone will find something they love — kids included! The restaurant accepts reservations, so it's simple to snag a table in advance. Some say walking is the greatest thing in life. This restaurant knows it's carryout. You can also serve food from Nicky's of Centerport at your next party — the restaurant offers catering. Restaurant customers can take advantage of the nearby parking options. Deep pockets not required! Nicky's of Centerport takes pride in its over-the-top flavor and just-right prices. Stop by for three square meals a day — Nicky's of Centerport serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The best American dishes are cooked up by the great crew at Nicky's of Centerport, and they're waiting to serve you! For highly-rated American cuisine, look no further than Nicky's of Centerport.6 Little Neck RoadCenterport, NY US
Spinelli Pizza & RestaurantRead MoreFor a quick slice of mouthwatering pizza, visit Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant. The menu at Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant is loaded with gluten-free and low-fat options. Go ahead and bring your rug rats with you — this pizzeria has kid-friendly food and seating. On busy nights, it's best to book a table ahead of time. For those in a rush, the pizzeria lets you take your food to go. Feed the gang at your next get-together with catering from Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant as well. At Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant, service is a priority. That why we provide parking spaces on site. Store your bike safely at one of the main bike racks near Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant. When you just want to relax in a casual setting and enjoy some pizza, make your way over to Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant. When you're craving pizza, make your way over to Spinelli Pizza and Restaurant and load up a pizza with all of your favorite toppings.763 Pulaski RoadGreenlawn, NY US
Timothy's PizzeriaRead MoreIf cooking isn't on the agenda, the perfect pie awaits you at Timothy's Pizzeria, where customers praise the pizza like no other. Gather up your friends, coworkers or family members and head to Timothy's Pizzeria for a group meal. The pizzeria is on the noisier end, which is something to keep in mind when planning intimate get-togethers. Whether you're coming from work or a ballgame, the dress code at laid-back Timothy's Pizzeria is come-as-you-are. Through their catering service, Timothy's Pizzeria can also set out a delicious spread for your next party. This pizzeria accommodates your schedule. Pick it up yourself or have it delivered to your door. Timothy's Pizzeria is centrally located near many parking lot options. So come taste the pizza at Timothy's Pizzeria for yourself and see what all the ratings buzz is about. Craving pizza tonight? Stop in for a tasty slice at Timothy's Pizzeria.10 Little Neck RoadCenterport, NY US
Mill Pond HouseRead MoreFresh fare can be found at Mill Pond House Restaurant, where patrons seek to sample every seafood dish on the menu. Mill Pond House Restaurant is a prime choice for those with special dietary needs, and the menu features low-fat, gluten-free and vegan options. Mill Pond House Restaurant's fully stocked bar is a perk for patrons who enjoy a fine wine (or more) with their meal. The patio seating at Mill Pond House Restaurant is perfect for those warm summer days. Don't get stuck waiting for a table — the restaurant accepts reservations. No need to be formal, business casual will pass. For the tastes of Mill Pond House Restaurant from the comfort of your next party, the restaurant also offers catering services. Mill Pond House Restaurant is conveniently located near multiple valet and parking lot options for diners. A night out here can be a bit pricey, so prepare to shell out a bit more.437 East Main StreetCenterport, NY US


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