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Growing up in New Orleans surrounded by a musically talented family and the Jazz influences of the city, Robin Barnes was destined to pursue a career in music from an early age. With inspiration that encompasses the soulful and insightful musings of Etta James, Irma Thomas, and Adele, Robin has been using her vocal talents to explore the many avenues and facets of music by carving out a niche for herself with a modern take on edgy jazz.
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Several years ago I encountered a situation while attending an event that I have wanted to write about. It is a delicate matter and I have wrestled within myself about the proper presentation of the subject. After the events of this past weekend however I have decided the subject matter is not much different than people now see on TV Commercials or in other public places so I consider it safe territory to write about.
One side of my personality enjoys being around friends but another side of me also wants some peace and quiet in life. My wife thinks I'm crazy sometimes but I can go to a very public place and draw myself within my own shell and actually relax amongst a large crowd. I can be there and not talk to anyone and enjoy the peace and quiet within my own mind while there may be loud noise and utter madness going on around me. Strange maybe but it works for me. I did some of this unusual relaxing this past weekend by going to a concert. I will address this past weekends experience in next weeks articles but first I must set the story by taking you back to several years ago when the delicate subject matter first occurred.
The evening of Father's Day many years ago was very special to for me. I had spent a wonderful day on Lake Conroe with my family and the evening was mine to be alone. About sixty days earlier, not realizing it was going to be Father's Day, I had purchased me, myself and I a ticket to go see Moody Blues at the Woodlands. My family understood and was happy for me. I had been reliving my youth by going to concerts that year. My wife has no interest in my taste for music and my family doesn't understand how I can have fun going anywhere by myself but when me, myself and I all get together we all have a great time. The same was very true that night. I left the house about 5PM and traveled to the Woodlands.
I had not been to the Mitchell Pavilion in over ten years or even longer. When I first arrived I was greeted by the most favorite place of any trip I take. The FOOD COURTS! Wow! I just got started and I was already in hog heaven and the music hadn't even begun yet!
I stopped and got myself a foot long corn dog, a bag of fries and a bottle of water. (The water makes this a healthy meal!) Everything was perfect until I decided to sit down on the concrete curb that surrounded a tree. As I bent over to sit on the curb my corn dog fell slightly sideways and all of the good mustard I had slathered on my corn dog fell on the side of my shoe and all over my jeans. I caught the fries and corn dog in one hand and the water in another but the mustard jumped all over me. I decided that since I was outside on concrete I could let the ants eat up the mustard and I would just let mustard dry on my jeans and shoes because I only had one napkin and I knew I would need it for my face and hands. Yellow Mustard and blue jeans blended well with some of the other people's clothes I saw in the crowd.
As the music began the crowd began to participate in various ways by clapping and head bobbing to the music then suddenly the jumpers started. I have so named them jumpers because they jump up from their seats that they paid good money to sit in and start standing up and blocking the view of everyone unfortunate enough to be behind them. The women in front of me were jumpers and the women beside me were jumpers too. I have no problem with occasional jumpers but when they stand in front of me wiggling their backsides at my eye level the entire night it gets frustrating. First of all I must confess, it's a distraction from the stage but secondly I paid dad-gum good money to be able to sit in a seat and these jumpers block my view!
The lady next to me had a purse in the seat with her that had a real long plastic handle on it. It kept poking me in my armpit because the handle was real tall and made of hard plastic. She finally placed the purse under her seat. Two purses in front of me kept sliding off the seat every time the women would stand up and they would both hit me on top of each foot in a very simultaneous fashion. I kept kicking the purses back under the seats.
During one of the songs the lady next to me decided she needed to get something from her purse. She was on my right. I was sitting in my chair with my right fist on my right knee keeping time with the music by tapping my knee when I turned my head to the left to look at something while keeping my hand on my knee. As my head is turned this lady on my right turns her body parallel to the aisle with her bottom towards me and I suddenly felt a warmth come over my fist that was still in place on my knee. As I turned my head back to observe the split second event this woman was actually sitting on my fist and seemed completely oblivious to the very uncomfortable situation she put me in! It was not a slight touch of my fist but a very pronounced sitting and moving about while digging in her purse under the seat!
"Oh my" I thought to myself, "what do I do? Do I move my hand, wiggle my thumb, holler, jump and run --- what do I do?"
I was sitting there in a cold sweat for a good fifteen seconds or so and this lady seemed to be totally oblivious to the position of her lower extremities and to the obvious tightened up fist below her…her…well, you get the picture! Talk about embarrassed! Wow! I wanted to crawl under the seat and join the purse for a while but then she stood up and went right back to jumping up and down and swaying to the music. She never apologized, never commented, never said a thing. As for me --- well honey, don't forget I told you this story as soon as I got home.
Yes, I know I have placed this story in this paper in times past. There has been a special event however this week that has caused me once again be thrown back into the realm of realization that Uncle Ed is not going to change regardless of the circumstances in life. Read this story and I will pick up again at the ending to share a new event and the reason I re-ran this story.
Marriage in a family always brings new relatives. When I married my sweetheart over forty years ago she brought with her a good crew of kinfolk. Good people from East Texas.
Uncle Ed is just a few years older than I am. When I first met Uncle Ed and Aunt Brenda they lived in Dallas. Uncle Ed expanded himself physically and went from a long, tall, slender fellow to a long, tall, big guy. Now I don't ever want to dis anybody about their size but Uncle Ed and I have "grown" and "lost" together with each of us gaining an overly proportionate share around the mid section.
Uncle Ed and I have spent many a good time together over the years fishing, hunting, shooting bottle rockets at each other and just having good times. It's about one of our hunting trips I want to share with you.
Over my years of working I have moved from an outside, heavy sweat construction background to inside air-conditioned comfort. I have no desire ever again to have to earn my living outside. I am spoiled to the A/C and I know it! I don't like to sweat anymore and I don't like that sticky, grungy feeling I get when the humidity is real high. Because of my desire to stay cool and comfortable my personal habits allow me two showers per day, morning and evening. I like the feeling of squeaky-clean hair and the coolness the showers bring. Even when I go to the ranch to work I shower two times a day. I feel refreshed!
As all of us know our bathing habits, or lack thereof, can sometimes cause the paint to peel from the walls. You know the smell; the type of smell that can spoil the milk before we ever get it put into the refrigerator. That smell that can gag a gnat! When men get together in large overnight groups the extra body heat and humidity in a room can cause the roof to float up to catch air! This was the setting for this story. Several grown men and boy's inside our ranch house several years ago and Uncle Ed was among the crowd.
Our sleeping arrangements matched Uncle Ed and I in a double bed. Putting the two of us in one double bed is like stuffing two cans of sardines into one. The two of us were suffering for room and there was none to spare.
Uncle Ed had already been at the ranch since the late night before and with the exception of yours truly nobody else had taken a shower. Because I was refreshed and clean smelling I felt I had the right to complain about everybody else's B.O. Some of these guys and their clothes were already beginning to run the deer off and they hadn't even gotten into the stand! They were pretty rank and Uncle Ed was among the crew.
As the lights went out for the night Uncle Ed plops himself on the bed next to me fully clothed, coveralls, socks, dirty gimmie hat and all! He didn't pull back the covers. He simply fell on the bed right on top of the bed spread without pulling back the covers. I immediately told him how I felt about his odor and kindly asked him to at least remove his hat and socks. After a few moments of silence he refused to do so and I became perplexed as to what would prompt his need for socks and hat in bed? Again I requested him to remove them and again he refused.
Now keep in mind we are in one large, dark room with several other guys sleeping in various areas on the floor. As we all know when the lights go out our sense of hearing becomes enhanced and when one guy speaks everyone else listens.
Again I asked Uncle Ed to remove his socks and hat and he refused. I was really hoping he would have been able to wear something cleaner to bed and as the moments passed by my frustrations grew and grew. I covered my head with my covers but the smell was beginning to perminiate itself under the covers and I knew I couldn't sleep with my head covered all night. I fussed and complained to no avail. Uncle Ed refused to accommodate my wishes and I grew more and more aggravated. After pleading, demanding and begging I tried to resolve myself to my plight for the entire night.
I turned my back to him and put the covers again over my head and my hand over my mouth and nose and was going to try to make the best of it. As I lay in the darkness my frustrations turned to anger and soon I bounded out of the bed and hollered some very poorly placed words at Uncle Ed, " Uncle Ed, I ain't sleepin with you unless you take all your clothes off"!!!!!!.
Well…… after realizing in a flash what I had said and knowing how it sounded, somebody jumped up and turned the lights on and every man in the camp was raising up from his sleeping area wondering what in the world was going on!!!!
Needless to say we had a good belly laugh and I simply moved to a less pungent area to sleep on the floor. I really think Uncle Ed kind of planned it that way and that's why he refused to remove his socks and hat!
This past week Uncle Ed made a trip to the emergency room. He just wasn't feeling good. I stopped by after work to visit him and as I entered the room and there he was, once again, almost fully clothed all laid up on the hospital bed with socks and gimmie hat to boot! He did however have his shirt off this time so they could hook up some wires but the hat and black socks were a dead giveaway as to the fact he has not and will not change but at least I think he had taken a bath…at least I hope so.
Well, I spent lunch time today with a mischief minded person. This guy sits around all the time trying to figure out how to play another joke on some unsuspecting soul. He has pulled so many jokes on people in the past, that he lives his life always having to watch over his funny-boned shoulder, wondering who is going to try to get him back.
He started out in life as the jokester in his Sunday school class and carried it over to his grade school days. In high school he was always the head of this class -- in pulling pranks that is. As a young adult, he pulled jokes on his friends and family and as he has become part of the older generation he has slowed down a bit, but can still pull off some pretty good events. He is very, very careful when he pulls one of his pranks. He never wants to hurt anyone and safety is a real issue with him. He is also very careful to consider the end result, so it does not hurt the reputation of the person or bring embarrassment upon them.
His wife sometimes gets exhausted trying to figure him out on what is true and what is a joke and she has told him that he really needs to slow down but you know what -- I just won't listen to her. Life is too short to be straight laced and mumble mouthed!
I "got out of town" today and went down the road a few miles to Panera Bread. I go there because it gives me a short drive time away from the office and allows me to clear my mind. Now I know most people would wonder why I would want some drive time, but I only live about four miles from the office so traveling at lunch gives me a short relief from the pressure of office work.
As I was sitting in the café I glanced over a short wall next to my table and saw the profile of a lady I thought I knew. The glare of the window was in a position that I had to readjust my line of sight and lo and behold, there was my Aunt Gladys Dale and Uncle Marvin Dale having lunch. It was out of character for me to see them during lunch, because they were about as far away or maybe a little further from their home as I was from my office. I was surprised to see them and between bites of my sandwich I began to evaluate my situation. They were located at a two person table with no extra chair and I was at the same kind of table. There were people crowded near them, so I knew that if I went over to their table right away it would be a major move, because I had already spread some reading material on my own table and was already into my meal. I decided to just wait and go greet them after I finished. Then my mind started working in a devious fashion.
Uncle Marvin Dale is my mentor when it comes to being happy go lucky and pulling jokes. I have learned from some of the best and he is one of them. Perhaps I thought, I could toss a balled up napkin at their table and then stay hidden behind this wall? No, not good. Maybe I could call out his name in the middle of the café making him have to look around to find me? No. I know! Maybe I can have the manager come tell them they needed to move tables or maybe I could heavily tip the bus boy and have him just start removing their plates out from under them? Man, what can I do? I finally took a low keyed, high tech approach. I just texted and asked "how's your salad" because that is what Aunt Gladys Dale was eating.
Well, the next thing I know they were walking out the door before I could finish my sandwich. Eventually they answered my text and I caught them in the parking lot as they were moving down the driveway. I watched Uncle Marvin Dale turn left, when he should have turned right. I saw him drive around in the parking lot like an aimless wanderer in the desert. He was probably receiving directions from Aunt Gladys Dale. I was right behind him in my truck when he finally got straightened out and headed down Spring Cypress probably headed to Wal Mart (they're retired). He turned one way and I turned the other. I had to go back to work. He probably went to take a nap.


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I did not keep these for long, so I can't comment on long-term comfort or wear, but I can say HOORAY, Sanuk finally made a sidewalk surfer with the yoga mat cushioning!!!
Way more cushioning than any of the other sidewalk surfers I've tried, and less squeaky with bare feet.
The reason I didn't keep these is solely because of the color (I got the purple ones); they're just really shiny metallic. Not my style. I thought I could just ignore it (I REALLY wanted the yoga mat surfers!!), but it's just too conspicuous for me.
I will definitely buy these when they come out in better colors... (I recommend the herringbone with color woven throughout, like the Donnas and Rios!)
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1. Short vamp, like the Shorty. I love the Donna's vamp, it's perfect. This one is too short for my liking. When I wear socks with these, a LOT of my sock shows... and I guess I don't want to have to limit my sock colors just to avoid clashing with the shoe color. So it's a style thing. If I didn't have to wear socks to work, the vamp length wouldn't matter. Not exactly a deal-breaker, but not my cup of tea.
2. Like all of the other sidewalk surfers, the sole peeks out about a centimeter all the way around the shoe. That doesn't bother me too much with my Donnas, but I think the short vamp on the Ohm My makes it look very prominent and a bit clownish. Also I tend to catch it on the lip of stairs (but I'm clumsy anyway :-p).
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CALGARY Hockey Canada announced the 27 players that will be centralized in Calgary with Canadas National Womens Team for the 2013/2014 season, in preparation for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, taking place Feb. 7-23 in Sochi, Russia.The 27-player centralization roster includes three goaltenders, nine defencemen and 15 forwards. Twenty-two of the players named to the centralization roster claimed the silver medal at the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Womens World Championship earlier this month in Ottawa.The five players centralized that were not on the world championship roster are defencemen Brigette Lacquette, Tara Watchorn, and forwards Vicki Bendus, Mélodie Daoust and Jenelle Kohanchuk.The centralization roster also features 13 gold medallists from the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver.Im excited to get to work preparing for Sochi with this group of talented athletes, said Canadas National Womens Team head coach Dan Church. As a coaching staff, we are looking forward to the challenges that lay ahead and working with the players and staff to put together the best team for the Olympics.All 27 players named to Canadas National Womens Team centralization roster will visit Calgary in late May for orientation and fitness testing in preparation for the 2013-14 season. The players and staff will return in August to start training full-time with Hockey Canada, based out of the Markin MacPhail Centre at Canada Olympic Park.As part of its preparation for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games, the 2013-14 season will be highlighted by Canadas National Womens Team at the 2013 4 Nations Cup in Lake Placid, N.Y., in November, a series of games against the United States and close to 30 games against Midget AAA boys teams from the Alberta Midget Hockey League. The teams final game schedule will be announced this summer.The final roster that will be nominated to Canadas National Womens Team for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games will likely be determined by late December, about two months prior to the start of competition in Sochi.Canadas National Womens Team 2013/2014Goalkeepers:Shannon Szabados, Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (ACAC)Geneviève Lacasse, Boston (CWHL)Charline Labonté, Montreal (CWHL)Defenceman:Jocelyne Larocque, Alberta (CWHL)Brigette Lacquette, University of Minnesota Duluth (WCHA)Lauriane Rougeau, Cornell University (ECAC)Laura Fortino, Cornell University (ECAC)Courtney Birchard, Brampton (CWHL)Meaghan Mikkelson, Alberta (CWHL)Catherine Ward, Montreal (CWHL)Tessa Bonhomme, Toronto (CWHL)Tara Watchorn, Alberta (CWHL)Forwards:Meghan Agosta-Marciano, Montreal (CWHL)Rebecca Johnston, Toronto (CWHL)Jennifer Wakefield, Toronto (CWHL)Gillian Apps, Brampton (CWHL)Caroline Ouellette, Montreal (CWHL)Mélodie Daoust, McGill University (CIS)Jayna Hefford, Brampton (CWHL)Bailey Bram, Brampton (CWHL)Brianne Jenner, Cornell University (ECAC)Jenelle Kohanchuk, Boston University (HE)Haley Irwin, Montreal (CWHL)Hayley Wickenheiser, University of Calgary (CIS)Natalie Spooner, Toronto (CWHL)Vicki Bendus, Brampton (CWHL)Marie-Philip Poulin, Boston University (HE)


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MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin—April 1, 2009—The Florentine Opera Company announces today that Soprano Ava Pine is the Marie Z. Uihlein Artist for the 2008-09 season. Ms. Pine will portray the role of Pamina in the Company's upcoming all-new production of The Magic Flute. Called "an exciting voice for opera's future" by Opera Today and noted for her "glowing" style with "technique to burn" by Opera News, Ms. Pine is one of the opera world's most rapidly rising stars.
Ms. Pine is praised by critics and audiences alike for "sheer vocal beauty, ease and eloquence" and "rewarding musicianship." She draws from a rich well of experience in both classical music and theatrical stage. Throughout her burgeoning career, she has portrayed numerous classic operatic roles, including Adele in Die Fledermaus, Elvira in L'italiana in Algeri, Romilda in Xerxes, Adina in L'Elisir d'amore, Rosina in Il barbiere di Siviglia and Zerlina in Don Giovanni. Her awards and honors include first prize from the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Tulsa District (2006), as well as the Audience Favorite and Female Encouragement Awards in the 2006 Fort Worth Opera McCammon Voice Competition.
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Ms. Pine will become the sixth vocalist recognized by the Marie Z. Uihlein Artist Fund, which was established in 2004 when Marie Uihlein, a longtime Florentine supporter, contributed the Company's first million-dollar gift to establish the Marie Z. Uihlein Artist Fund. Earnings from the gift's investment sponsor a singer of superlative quality each season.
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WHERE: All performances of The Magic Flute are held in Uihlein Hall at the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 North Water Street, Milwaukee, WI 53202.
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