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In a statement to mark World Refugee Day today, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, says things are getting more difficult for refugees around the world. He stated that some western countries are becoming more nervous about admitting refugees, especially since the September 11th attacks. The Commissioner stressed that refugees were the "victims of terrorism, not its perpetrators". An estimated 10 million people were forced from their homes last year because of violence or persecution. In Iraq alone, 2 million people have become refugees due to the US invasion and occupation. KBOO spoke with Megan Fowler, of the organization 'Refugees International', about the Iraqi refugee crisis
Two Portland women involved in protesting an army tank at the Rose Festival Parade two weeks ago spoke today at the Portland City Council meeting. Bonnie Tinker and Sara Graham each began their remarks by thanking Mayor Potter for his support for the immigrant community of Portland which was devastated by the recent I-C-E raid in which 175 undocumented workers were arrested. Each then went on address their concern over the increasing militarization of the Rose Festival. They'll be holding a peace protest this Saturday at 10 am at the Military recruiting center on Northeast 13th Street and Broadway.
On Saturday, Veterans in Action staged an anti-war protest on the shore of the Willamette River where Senator Gordon Smith was cruising the river's waters with Republican Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. McConnell has been a consistent supporter of funding the Iraq war. KBOO's Crystal Leighty spoke earlier today with Ted Quackenbush of Veterans in Action.
The Archbishop of Portland held a prayer service last week in which he apologized to the victims of those abused by priests. The Archdiocese of Portland, which is the local governing body of the Catholic church, declared bankruptcy last year after settling payments with a number of victims. The victims were abused by local priests when they were children, in a period spanning the last thirty years. Archbishop Vlazny claimed that he held the service voluntarily, as an attempt at reconciliation. But Victims rights organizations say that the Church was forced to hold the service. They say the church service was part of the out-of-court settlement with one of the victims. Bill Crane, with the Survivors Network of Those Abused By Priests, spoke with KBOO News today
06/20/07 Get This Chris Andreae
1. Need vs. Greed: Oregon's Department of Human Services is getting 13 percent more money this year. Which won't begin to restore all the assistance that got chopped back in the bad old days ('Reichstag Blowback', if you will. Breaking few eggs to make a cake and the eggs just happened to be the economy and a few thousand lives…). And the requests for Human Services money just keep pouring in from state agencies that help the needy…at least the ones who have managed to survive in the poisonous atmosphere of the last seven years. (Look, "Tax and Spend" is exactly and precisely what the government is supposed to do that is what it exists to do. That is the only way of preventing all the money from aggregating in the hands of the very few….) 2. Tiiiiiimber! More timber payments. (Plant industrial hemp. You've got plenty of space now that you've cut down all the trees…) 3. So Sue Me: Oregon lawmakers are voting on a bill today that is intended to hold manufacturers accountable for the life of their products, not for the current eight year statute of limitations. What it means is that if you buy oh, say, carpeting and twenty years later become ill as a result of two decades of toxic carpet fumes invading your dreams, then you can go after the manufacturer. This would have been a stronger law thirty years ago. Now most products and their components have changed hands so many times between factory and shop, who are you going to go after for damages? 4. Ishmael, Call My Lawyer: In Washington, San Juan County isn't waiting for the Feds to provide protection for Orcas in the waters of the San Juan Islands. They went ahead and passed their own ordinances. Works okay for local whale watching boats, but rogue operators and foreign-flag vessels are going to continue to sail under the radar. 5. Paper Cuts Hurt, Even For Those With Bad Circulation: Now it's the noteworthy San Jose Mercury News that is cutting its newsroom staff. 6. Bush is going to veto the controversial Hollow Microscopic Ball of Cells Called the Blastocyst Stem Cell Bill. Don't call it ' Embryonic Stem Cell' research, because it isn't. The cells in question are derived from the blastocyst stage of development. (The guy who thought up the "Embryo" business is none other than Frank Luntz, the genius behind the terms, War on Terror, Clear Skies Act and every other seemingly harmless term the Bush administration has ever uttered…) 7. Connecticut's Republican governor has vetoed a medical marijuana bill. (But that could change. Jodi Bell is 'in remission'…) 8. America's Drug Dealer: Rudy Giuliani's campaign chairman, Thomas Ravenal has been indicted on federal cocaine charges. (Good thing for Tom that it wasn't crack; He'd be in serious trouble …) 9. The ACLU is suing the government to prevent it from drugging immigrants before deporting them. (Doesn't the ACLU realize that this is America! Immigrants are supposed to bring us the drugs with them when they enter the country: We aren't supposed to be giving them the drugs when we are in the process of sending them out….) 10. If You Can Make It There, You'll Make It Anywhere! Start spreading the news….New York's billionaire Bureaucrat, Michael Bloomberg is switching sides again. Bloomberg was a lifelong Democrat until he decided to run for Mayor. Now that he (perhaps) is running for president, Bloomberg has decided that he is an Independent.….It's….Showtime! 11. Wal-Mart is in the prepaid debit card business. You don't need a credit check or even a bank account to pick up one of these babies. (They know more about you than your own mother anyway…) A whole new world of financial woes awaits you. 12. The gap between the rich and the poor ever widens. Globalization: It's the economic version of 'the two-state solution' 13. As if it were not bad enough that we've gone and pissed off the entire Muslim world, now we've gone and rubbed Antigua and Barbuda the wrong way (And, No. It isn't because we're killing the oceans, but we'll get to that…). Trouble is, we owe them 3.4 billion dollars a year for failure to comply with a WTO ruling that US Internet gambling restrictions are illegal. (Unlike, oh, say, the Vancouver Stock Exchange….) 14. John Rizzo is Bush's Chosen One for CIA Counsel. There was a strange, other-worldly hearing yesterday – rather like a séance - in which lawmakers asked Rizzo 'yes' or 'no' questions to which Rizzo answered 'yes and no' on grounds that if he really answered the questions, he would jeopardize national security (If destroying the legally elected Hamas government and supporting Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people does not "jeopardize national security", then I'm not sure what does…Digression there.. Sorry.). Many of the questions Rizzo was asked have been a matter of public record for years. Does America engage in the practice of extraordinary rendition to countries known to use torture? Does the Pope write Motoring Ten Commandments… 15. The Haditha Massacre trial drags on, slouching towards a slap on the wrist. (But look on the bright side: The Marines who murdered those people will in all probability go mad…) 16. It's Surge-arific! Attacks on the Green Zone are on the rise. A mortar or possibly a rocket – I mean, who knows in all the chaos – narrowly missed the PX today. 17. Japan has extended its air force transport mission in Iraq by two years. (And Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe says that the Rape of Nanking never happened. Coincidence?) 18. In Nigeria, there is a general strike on right now that is lead by thee oil workers unions. 19. Jimmy Carter has pointed out to the rest of the world that what the US and the EU did to the Palestinians is a deliberate attempt to divide and thus destroy the Palestinian nation and people. (America, as always, fingers in the ears, eyes squeezed shut, muttering, 'I can't hear you I can't hear you I can't hear you…') 20. Speak of the Devil: Israel launched major attacks on Gaza today. While Bush sat back, enjoying the 'Rapture' from a safe distance. 21. Israeli opposition leader and Likud chairman Benjamin Netanyahu is off to Washington to negotiate stricter economic sanctions on Iran – as long as we're in the neighborhood. He is also getting together with Hillary Clinton, Fred Thompson and Dick Cheney. (Entertainment provided by a chorus line of naked AIPAC lobbyists, high-kicking their way through the evening's show-stopper, 'Presenting the Family Jewels…') 22. And now the envelope please. The winner in the 'World's Worst Polluter' in the CO2 emissions category is……………………….China!
Activists supporting workers arrested in last week's ICE raids at St. John's Del Monte fruit packing plant held a vigil this Saturday near Tacoma, Washington. KBOO's Yvette Maranowski has more.
06/19/07 Get This Chris Andreae
1. Dudley-do-Wrong: Jefferson High School's president Leon Dudley is resigning. And who can blame him? He has had virtually no support from the school board (Translation, 'Vicki Phillips'), the student body is traditionally Black and hence already discriminated against, and the as for sufficient funding? If you think that money doesn't make a difference, compare Lincoln High School and Jefferson….Whatever Leon Dudley's failings might be, he was given a population of smart, needy kids and nothing to give to them. 2. You win some, you lose some: School districts from Beaverton to Bend are finally going to get he the money they need to build new classrooms. And it comes from an unusual source, Taxes. Yes, School boards are going to be able to levy construction taxes without seeking voter approval (It would be nice to believe that voters are smart enough to pass legislation that is in their own best interests as well as those of their communities. Yes, that would be nice, wouldn't it…) 3. The Service Employees International Union is getting more influential in politics – no surprise there since we have an economy based almost exclusively on service sector employment at one end and Wall Street at the other. 4. Raid This: Even before the recent ICE raid on the Del Monte plant and the staffing agency Stafco, a Hillsboro woman had fired a lawsuit at the gigantic companies. The suit claims that the company failed to pay its workers in a timely and proper manner, as well as taking improper deductions from paychecks. The workers themselves had no recourse because of fear of deportation. 5. Veterans In Action staged an anti-war protest on the banks of the highly polluted Willamette River where Senator Gordon Smith was out punting along the watery ways with boy-pal, Republican Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. What were they talking about? Immigration? Funding the war? Probably their escape plans when Bush drops his pre-election 'Gulf of Tonkin' event on the unsuspecting public… 6. US District Judge John Coughenour ruled in favor of endangered salmon and against developers who claim that hatchery fish and wild fish are the same thing. (Here's an idea: Lets raise a bunch of developers in captivity, grow them fat and helpless and stupid and then…Never mind…) 7. The top enlisted man at Naval Base Kitsap was sentenced a paltry nine months in jail for attempting to have sex with one 12 year-old child while encouraging another child to have sex with the mother. It's that strong moral character that the military teaches, y'know… 8. Give That Student a Bonus!: The University of Washington has studied the phenomena carefully and found out that – yup, sure enough – CEO's are paid bonuses even when the companies they captain are losing money. 9. Today is Juneteenth, the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States. (It's ended? Ask any member of a minority population who works three jobs and is the target of discrimination and racial profiling if slavery in the US is over. They aren't celebrating… 10. Our 'War President' has decided to end the embargo on the beleaguered Palestinian people - which he levied because he didn't like the results of a free, fair and democratic election. (I think its safe to say that if a Dennis Kucinich wins the presidential election, the Neocons will issue an embargo on the United States….) 11. Seymour Hersh has got the real dirt on Abu Ghraieb from no less an insider than Antonio Taguba, the key military investigator. It's all there in this week's New Yorker magazine. 12. The Government Accountability Office has a rather anticlimactic report out finding that the Bush administration and its legions of cronied-up agencies ignored Congressional legislation on 30 percent of the occasions when Bush issued a presidential signing statement after signing bills into law. (Translation? What we have here is a rogue regime, answerable to no one but the world's wealthiest men and women. Since we have allowed our responsibility as citizens to lapse, it will be virtually impossible to change the course of our own history.) 13. The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform ("Oversight"? "Reform"? Well, It's going to be a little difficult to oversee and reform a government that has cloaked itself in secrecy and become invisible to the average citizen…) But I digress…The Committee reports that GOP 'off-the-books' e-mails are proliferating and as for the 'on-the-books' ones, those have been destroyed. 14. The administration is threatening Valerie Plame with a subpoena. But of course Republicans wouldn't "play politics", would they? 15. Energy lobbyists have screwed the energy bill because it dared - a small way - to actually attempt to conserve energy. 16. Two North Dakota farmers who have been granted the first licenses in the nation to grow industrial hemp have filed a lawsuit to get final permission from the Drug Enforcement Administration (Won't the DEA be surprised when they figure out there are not drugs in hemp…) 17. Well, the ten thousand-man American Surge is cutting down Iraqi freedom fighters and civilians alike. What the US is doing in Iraq right now as I am writing this is a war crime of epic proportions. 18. Even the Ban Ky Mooned United Nations has figured out that the US has banjaxed peace-keeping efforts in Darfur. 19. Members of the UN's new human rights watchdog agency (They came up with a new one that is guaranteed not to watch the US too closely…) has agreed in principle to a compromise on how to launch investigations into some of the world's worst offenders. (See the previous story for a case in point) 20. Poland is threatening the somewhat fragile European Unity. 21. North Korea is closing its nuclear reactor this July. (Right…and Bush is pulling out of Iraq) 22. The US-funded spraying of coca plantation in Colombia near the Ecuador border has done permanent, irreparable damage to the DNA of indigenous people (But just think how many young hipsters it is saving from rehab…) 23. Fidel Castro says his country will defend itself from the US. (Now we need someone to defend the US from the Bush administration. France?)
Why the recent books against religious belief miss the mark.
Guest Mark Bitterman from The Meadow in North Portland talks to us about chocolate and the cocoa butter regulation changes being proposed by the FDA. Weigh in on the issue by following the FDA link on The Meadow website: www.atthemeadow.com Other guests are local chefs talking about hunger.
06/18/07 Get This Chris Andreae
1. Want Some Action? Martha Odom – as she does every Monday morning – brings us the Activist Report. The weekend's main event was, of course the Gay Pride Parade, bigger and better than ever. But that was then and this is now…Today at 2:00 pm, Peter Bergel, Director of Oregon Peaceworks and Robert Projansky of Veterans for Peace will go on trial at the Multnomah County Courthouse. They were arrested for the simple, citizen-y act of attempting to visit an elected public servant Gordon Smith in his office, on public property. When the whole world is private American property where does the public go to ask questions like these? 2. In Washington State, Puget Sound veterans' hospitals failed every subject on their accreditation finals. But the Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Health Care Organizations will be back for a surprise inspection in the next few months. And if there is one thing veterans don't like its 'surprises' and if there is one thing hospitals don't like, it's inspections… 3. North Carolina can save soldiers the costly, time-consuming and terrifying experience of going to Iraq. Camp Lejeune offers ample opportunity to be permanently disabled or even killed thanks to its extremely contaminated drinking water. All the more reason to drink beer, avoid North Carolina and stay out of the military. 4. The drywallers and carpenters who have been on strike since June 1st are close to an agreement. It isn't the best of all possible working worlds, but it's better than a slap in the belly with a wet fish. Any victory for labor in Bush's America is rarer than a sighting of Elvis…and Jesus? He shows up everywhere. 5. This time it's Albany that is locked in a life and death struggle with Measure 37. Seems this woman wants to cut down an ancient white oak so she can develop her property. The City won't let her do it so now it comes down to property law. (All you fans of Measure 37, please move back to where ever you came from and if you come from here, go to southern California…) 6. Which brings us to the eternal question: When is a stand of poplar trees a 'crop' and when is it a forest? You know you spend long nights pondering the question, but the Oregon legislature is here to help. We got into this situation back in the 80 when we still had laws on the books that protected the environment instead of words on paper which is what we have now…(And much of that paper would come from those poplar trees if we were not presently aggressively logging the last of our wilderness areas 7. How desperate is this water situation? Klamath County is considering a new reservoir that would be 20 times deeper than Upper Klamath Lake. It sounds like a lot, but think of all the lawns and golf courses that are going in down there in Southern Oregon ready to welcome the influx of retirees and their McMansions… 8. Just Add Water! Central Oregon's Jefferson County is as far as one need go to see what happens when development becomes 'devilment.' People forget that the beautiful landscape they want to build on is only beautiful because they don't live there…yet. 9. Common backyard birds are disappearing thanks to the pesticides that kill their food and cats that kill them. (Cat owners, here's the story: Your cat is not a wild animal. It is a pet and you feed it pet food. Killing birds is natural for wild animals but not for domesticated pets. It is not "natural" any more than it would be "natural" for my German shepherd to kill and eat your cat…which I can arrange for… 10. Our Boy In Baghdad, General David Petraeus says that "stabilizing" Iraq is going to take about a decade because that's just the way it is with these insurgencies…I mean look at the Battle of Algiers…(By "stabilized", I presume Petraeus means that all the Iraqis are dead or fled.) 11. Bob's Your Uncle: Robert Zoellick is about to sail straight to the top of the Free Trade Candy Mountain as head of the World Ban,. where he will oversee the privatization of every drop of water and every grain of rice, every kernel of corn…(Just be sure to keep the girlfriend business on the Down Low, Bob. 12. Congressional Democrats are fighting the executive privilege Goliath…at least until they are the executives and its their privilege… 13. Everything Old Is New Again: The Senate is debating a package of energy bill that are going to have long-term impact on the economy and the environment. (Let's see…I wonder whether the former or the latter will have priority of place is the eventual sausage that they churn out… 14. Senators Claire McCaskill and Tom Carper were in Iraq recently on a sort of 'Follow The Money' tour. Trouble was, they couldn't find it. Billions of dollars have vanished into the private world of contractors 15. G-Spot: Jay Garner says that what we have in Iraq is genocide. (If Garner thinks that crying 'genocide' in a burning building is going to draw the world's attention to the abattoir that Iraq is fast becoming, I direct his attention to Darfur where it has been going on for years while the world closes its eyes and plugs its ears, yelling 'Ican'thearyouIcan'thearyouIcan'thearyou…'. Garner led the initial American effort only to be superceded by Paul Bremer – 'Viceroy' Bremer to his friends in the Bush administration….and none of them ever mentioned the 'G-word') 16. A Kurdish rebel leader has warned Turkey that if its troops and tanks cross into Northern Iraq, fire will rain out of the sky, human skin will erupt with boil, there will be hemorrhaging from orifices, the rivers will flow with blood, all plant life will wither and die and animals will fall dead in the…Wait…That's already happening… 17. US forces killed seven more Afghani children over the weekend. Even the US Stooge, Hamid Karzai is beginning to feel uncomfortable with the incessant stream of civilian bloodshed. And we put him there to explain just such tragedies tohis long-suffering people. This latest, the US claims that the Taliban was using the children as "human shields" when they bombed the madrassa. Hmmm, let's see, children in a school…you see how crafty these terrorists are… 18. ' No More Democracy For Me Thanks; I'm Driving': Now that he has drunkenly stumbled around in Palestinian politics, starving the state until he got election that he liked, now, finally, George Bush is considering lifting the embargo that caused the crisis in the first place. Yes, that's Democracy Neocon-Style.
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Arthur John Arberry
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Arthur John Arberry (Portsmouth, May 12, 1905 – Cambridge, October 2, 1969) FBA was a respected British orientalist. A prolific scholar of Arabic, Persian, and Islamic studies, he was educated at Portsmouth Grammar School and Pembroke College, Cambridge. His translation of the Qur'an into English, The Koran Interpreted, is one of the most prominent written by a non-Muslim scholar, and widely respected amongst academics.[1][2]
Formerly Head of the Department of Classics at Cairo University in Egypt, Arberry returned home to become the Assistant Librarian at the Library of the India Office. During the war he was a Postal Censor in Liverpool[citation needed] and was then seconded to the Ministry of Information, London which was housed in the newly constructed Senate House of the University of London. Arberry was appointed to the Chair of Persian at the School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS, University of London 1944–47. He subsequently became the Sir Thomas Adams's Professor of Arabic at Cambridge University and a Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge, his alma mater, from 1947 until his death in 1969. He is buried in Ascension Parish, Cambridge, together with his wife Serina Arberry, 1900 - 1973.
Arberry is also notable for introducing Rumi's works to the west through his selective translations. His interpretation of Muhammad Iqbal's writings, edited by Badiozzaman Forouzanfar, is similarly distinguished.
- Translations of Iqbal's works
- The Koran Interpreted
- Muslim Saints and Mystics, A translation of episodes from the 'Tazkirat al-Awliya' (Memorial of the Saints) originally written by Farid al-Din Attar.
- The Seven Odes
- Mystical Poems of Rumi, Translated by A. J. Arberry, (University of Chicago Press, 2009)
- ^ The Koran: Interpreted - Oxford Islamic Studies Online
- ^ Mohammed, Khaleel (2005). "Assessing English Translations of the Qur'an". Middle East Quarterly. Retrieved 29 February 2012.
External links[edit]
- Arthur John Arberry at Find a Grave
- Arberry's English Quran Translation at the
- Arberry, Arthur John article at Encyclopædia Iranica
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If you're a complete and utter klutz and are forever dropping your mobile phone into puddles, drinks and other liquid-filled receptacles, then the Motorola Defy Mini could be the perfect foil for your cack-handed clumsiness.
A cheap-and-cheerful companion to the original Defy (and its supercharged successor, the Defy+), this diminutive handset is water and dust-proof, and comes with a shock-absorbent casing as well as a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass screen. All in all, it's one tough little customer.
However, beyond the hard-as-nails exterior and bargain basement price -- around £150 SIM-free and unlocked -- the Defy Mini is a bundle of compromises. It's packing an anaemic processor, a 3-megapixel camera and a small 3.2-inch touchscreen -- none of which will endear it to those who crave the very latest tech in their trouser pocket. It's also saddled with Android 2.3, which is no longer the most hip and happening iteration of Google's mobile operating system.
Should I buy the Motorola Defy Mini?
Don't go mistaking the Defy Mini for a possible upgrade to your existing -- and most likely battle-damaged -- Defy. This scaled-down device represents a route into smart phone ownership for younger, less experienced types.
Compared to other low-cost Android models, the Defy Mini doesn't offer any tangible technological benefits -- the 600MHz CPU is distinctly last-generation, and although the 3-megapixel camera takes decent shots, it only shoots video in 480x640-pixel resolution. What makes Motorola's pint-sized challenger appealing is its ability to absorb life's knocks without batting an eyelid.
Long-suffering parents who are sick to death of constantly replacing their child's phone because it got dropped/fell in a puddle/was chewed by the dog (delete as appropriate), will be pleased to learn that the Defy Mini is built to take such trials and tribulations. As such, it's the perfect kid-proof smart phone. And the one thing that won't break is the bank.
Design and build
Like its older and larger siblings, the big draw of the Defy Mini is its ability to withstand more punishment than the average smart phone. Blessed with the power to repel dust and water, this low-cost Android device is perfect for clumsy users and will survive a drop onto the floor better than most.
Such robust protection does come with some caveats. Although the Defy Mini is small, it's surprisingly thick at 12.5mm -- thanks to the chunky nature of the protective casing. Another drawback is that getting the back cover off is like cracking a safe -- no doubt a side-effect of the handset's impressive water-resistant capabilities. Don't expect to have any nails left if you plan on opening the phone regularly.
Finally, there's the annoyance of the plastic covers on the micro-USB and 3.5mm headphone ports. These obviously have to create a completely watertight seal when fitted, but their flimsy nature does little to inspire confidence. I dare say that after a few months, both will be loose and ineffectual.
Motorola has got some things right with the design of the Defy Mini though. The inclusion of a dedicated camera button makes me happier than it probably should do, and the LED notification light in the top-right corner of the screen is welcome. With the latter, you can quickly see if you have an unread message without having to actually activate your screen.
Performance and internal storage
With 1GHz processors becoming commonplace on entry-level Android phones, Motorola's decision to shove a pathetically weak 600MHz CPU inside the Defy Mini is incredibly disappointing. Backed by just 512MB of RAM, this minnow of a chip struggles to cope with even the most basic of tasks. Just moving from one home screen to another is a stutter-packed affair, and rarely does the phone's user interface feel slick or responsive.
When you consider that companies like Huawei are putting 1GHz CPUs into handsets that cost less than £100 such as the Ascend G300, the Defy Mini's lack of technological grunt is unforgiveable.
The phone's internal storage capacity is similarly dire, with only 160MB of user space available for applications and games. Android's built-in ability to store some app data on the microSD card helps that meagre amount go a little further, but you'll still find that it fills up quicker than a newly-opened branch of Primark. The 2GB card that is included with the phone will serve for a short while, but you'll want to upgrade pronto if you plan to flood the device with candid snaps and toe-tapping tunes.
Motorola is really lagging behind when it comes to getting its portfolio onto Android 4.0, so it should come as no surprise whatsoever to discover that the Defy Mini is sporting Gingerbread rather than Ice Cream Sandwich. To be brutally honest, I doubt the 600MHz CPU could even handle the demands placed upon it by the latest version of Google's OS, so it's probably for the best.
Naturally, you're looking at a skinned version of Android here. Motorola's MotoSwitch UI is spread liberally across that Gingerbread biscuit, and despite the company's less-than-stellar reputation for proprietary user interfaces, it actually brings some neat ideas to the table.
For starters, I love the fact that you can jump straight to the camera from the lock screen -- something that Android 4.0 does by default. Another bonus is the Activity Graph and Social Graph widgets. Once activated, these show your most popular applications and contacts respectively -- sort of like the 'recent items' list you'd find on your desktop computer. What's more, these icons expand and contract in relation to how often you use an app or call someone.
The gargantuan Galaxy Nexus and HTC One X are pushing the envelope as far as screen size is concerned, and after handling those mobile monsters, the Defy Mini's 3.2-inch display feels like a postage stamp. The good news is that it's bright and generally bold, with reasonable viewing angles. It's also capacitive, which means in theory it should be more responsive than a pressure-based resistive variant.
The bad news is that despite the capacitive tech, the screen isn't all that sensitive to touch. It often takes a second prod to register an input -- a problem that's exacerbated by the small size of the screen. Granted, the Defy Mini is petite enough to be used with just one hand, but making precise touchscreen selections is a nightmare, and typing is hardly a pleasant experience either. Motorola is clearly aware of this and has made the smart move of including Swype as the default keyboard, but even so, the dinky display does its best to cramp your text input style.
Camera and video
The Defy Mini's 3-megapixel camera may not sound like much on paper but the quality of the shots it captures is surprisingly decent.
Colours are strong and image clarity is great. Although the megapixel count is rather low, the Deft Mini's snapper is more than adequate for grabbing pictures to post on Facebook and Twitter.
Video recording is rather less appealing, however. You're limited to 480x640-pixel resolution and the footage is fuzzy and ill-defined. The sole positive is that videos boast quite smooth playback -- something that can't always be said for Android devices with HD recording.
Internet and battery life
Despite the lowly processor, the Defy Mini's browser boasts Adobe Flash support, although it's not installed as standard so you'll need to grab it from the Google Play app market. In practice, it's more of a hindrance than a benefit. Pages that contain Flash content take a while to load and cause the browser to stutter and pause. Besides, Flash on mobiles is dead now -- or haven't you heard?
The phone's 1,650mAh rechargeable battery is rated for around 10 hours of talk time and approximately 20 days on standby. The latter figure is clearly based on the phone just idling and not performing any tasks at all. In reality, heavy users will have the Defy Mini gasping for a top-up within around a day or two. Actual stamina will depend largely on how you use it, but the handset's modest power demands do allow it to last longer than some of its big-money rivals -- such as the juice-guzzling HTC One X.
It's hard to believe that a leading manufacturer like Motorola is releasing an Android phone with a 600MHz processor in 2012. A little extra power under the bonnet would have worked wonders for the Defy Mini. A 1GHz chip is arguably the minimum most buyers would expect these days, and I've already seen budget blowers packing that kind of firepower.
Despite its lack of muscle, the Defy Mini remains a likeable device. Its tiny size allows it to slip into your pocket with relative ease, and the sturdy construction means that it's ideal for butter-fingered individuals. Water and dust protection -- combined with a super-strong screen -- add to the phone's considerable craving for danger, adventure and excitement.
When you take the Defy Mini's low retail price into account, it's a little easier to forgive its lack of brute processor strength. While I can't imagine it will get your pulse racing if you've owned a more powerful Android device, the Defy Mini is perhaps suited to younger users, thanks to that tough exterior and pocket money price tag.


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To honor achievements in enhancing aviation safety, preserving airports, growing the pilot population, and improving the image of general aviation, the AOPA Foundation is expanding its Hat in the Ring Society to bestow four awards on those in the industry who have made significant strides in each of the categories.
"Through this newly revitalized program, the AOPA Foundation is hoping to build a nationwide network to showcase the contributions of general aviation's leaders, pioneers, and practitioners," said AOPA Foundation President Bruce Landsberg. The AOPA Foundation will select the winners and confer the awards on Oct. 11 during the Night for Flight gala at AOPA Aviation Summit in Palm Springs, Calif.
"Just as important," Landsberg continued, "the Hat in the Ring Society will be building a network of advocates with the means and enthusiasm to expand the foundation's mission."
The Hat in the Ring Society, chaired by actor and GA advocate Morgan Freeman and co-chaired by author Stuart Woods, air race pilot Mike Goulian, actor Dave Coulier, and celebrity chef Alton Brown, is open to anyone donating $1,000 per year to the AOPA Foundation. All proceeds support the foundation's mission to improve aviation safety through the Air Safety Institute, preserve community airports, and encourage learning to fly for career and personal benefit.
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For more information about the awards or the Hat in the Ring Society, contact the AOPA Foundation.
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Johnpaul, set up the modem as a DPC3825. They DPC3008/DPC3010/DPC3825 utilize the same firmware base. The whole reason why they won't provision the modem is because you told them it is a DPC3008. So while there is no technical reason to provision the modem as a docsis 2 modem (considering the modem will still bond 8 channels regardless) they are simply refusing because the modem isn't purchased from them.There are a bunch of DPC3008's on the Rogers side of the network in Markham and Richmond Hill as I am typing this.
Hi ArthurWinslo,You are correct and I've tried many times with different Rogers people, but they just can't get their system to accept my DPC3008 as D3. It appears that once my modem got registered as a D2, their system will only recognize it as a D2. Someone from their IT dep would have to somehow delete it but this is beyond their scope so they won't do it.
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Monday, February 1, 2010
Joe Nameth and the most super, Super Bowl
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George Foster
Joe Namath and the most super, Super Bowl
When the underdog New York Jets were eliminated from Super Bowl
contention recently, it was a reminder of another underdog Jets team a
little over 40 years ago. In the 1969 Super Bowl, Jets quarterback Joe
Willie Namath changed, not just football, but the world of sports
Monday, January 18, 2010
'Roids & baseball: Soap opers never ends
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George Foster
'Roids & Baseball: Soap opera never ends
Why is it that every time a Major League baseball star admits using
steroids, the sports world seems to erupt? By now we should be more
stunned when discovering a successful player from the 1980s or '90s DIDNT
use performance-enhancing drugs.
Monday, January 11, 2010
Michigan sportsman of the decade
Other Opinions
George Foster
Back in the early days of Northern
Express, I used to write a regular sports column for the paper.
That was the era of the Bad Boy Pistons, the seemingly eternally inept
Dead Wings, and football star Mark Ingram, the father (MSU receiver and
Super Bowl hero), not the Heisman Trophy-winning son, Mark Ingram.
With the explosion of cable sports coverage and the Internet, it seems to
me that the publics interest in sports and athletes has increased
dramatically in the last decade. Also, weve heard more and more readers
of the Express comment that the regular sports content of the past is
Monday, June 1, 2009
End of an era for the Red Wings
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George Foster
End of an era for the Red Wings
George Foster 6/1/09
What do we have to do in order to get respect around here? The Detroit Red Wings have now played in 6 of the last 15 Stanley Cup Finals, a virtual dynasty in the modern era of hockey.
Yet, outside the good state of Michigan, the Red Wings are a decided underdog to the Pittsburgh Penguins in these Finals. Why? Because in a league dominated by celebrated players with matinee idol looks in their early 20s, Detroit is old school, literally.
For starters, 36 year-old Chris Osgood has played goalie for what seems like an eternity. Ossie tended the nets in Detroits first Stanley Cup Final of this era when he was a lad in his early 20s. Supporting Osgood, at 39, Nicklas Lidstrom may still be the best defenseman in the league and captains the Wings.
Detroits regular lineup includes a host of grizzled veterans such Kris Draper, the teams best face-off performer and a ripe 38 years old. Brian Rafalski at 35 is the Wings second best defenseman. Ten players 30 and older make up the core of Detroits best players certainly the oldest squad in the league.
Monday, March 30, 2009
What's new at Northern Express
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George Foster
What's new at Northern Express
Geprge Foster 3/30/09
Here at the bustling compound of the Northern Express Weekly administrative offices, we received a revealing phone call last week. The caller wondered if the Express had gone out of business. It seems our newspapers were missing from their usual shelf in a local business when the caller stopped by to pick up his copy.
The absence of papers was actually due to a different problem - the Express papers had all been gobbled up at the location in question. While some of the other free publications seem to always languish on the newsstands, Northern Express is more popular than ever.
Monday, November 24, 2008
The auto industry's last stand
George Foster
Let me get this straight.
President Bush and some legislators dont want to loan the failing U.S. auto industry $25 billion to help it back on its feet? Not so long ago, the president was one of the first to plead with Americans taxpayers to fork over $700 billion to the banking industry with little accountability required by these Wall Street executives.
The administration is also quick to question the patriotism of any American who balks at his plans for funding the Iraq occupation. Conservative estimates ring up that conflict at $12 billion PER MONTH, $16 billion if you add in the Afghanistan War. Even though Americans were assured at the outset of the Baghdad invasion that Iraqi oil revenues would fund the war, U.S. taxpayers will pay (gulp) many trillions of dollars before our recent Middle East adventures are completed.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Big Government to the Rescue
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George Foster
Big Government to the rescue?
Yikes, what happened over the last few days?
A little over a week ago Senator John McCain assured us the fundamentals of our economy are strong. Yet, last night President George Bush warned us that the economy is melting down so fast that a crisis of unprecedented proportions will occur if we dont implement his radical plan immediately.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Fastforwarding to the past
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George Foster
This must be my mid-life crisis. I continually hear how men my age and younger often experience a mid-life crisis after being married with children for decades. My married life has only spanned three years, so my youth-based fantasy can hardly be blamed on family fatigue.
You see, for the past couple of years, I have dreamed of playing rugby one more time. My life revolved around playing rugby for about six years in the early 1970s. As a member of the Detroit and Michigan State rugby football clubs at various times, it was the most memorable time of my life. During the fall and spring, two nights per week were spent practicing, while Saturdays were set aside for games at locations around the Midwest.
American football was actually derived from rugby. Having been seriously involved in both as organized sports, my opinion is that playing rugby is much more fun. I think of rugby as a combination of football and soccer. When you view rugby for the first time, each teams 15 players seem to be playing something akin to football in soccer uniforms.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Looming questions for the Beijing Olympics
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George Foster
This years Olympic Games in China have been hyped even beyond the normal fevered pitch that we are used to every four years. By spending $40 billion on the games, razing many miles of slums, and deploying ten of thousands of security forces for a Gestapo-like atmosphere, the story of Chinas rise into the modern world has overshadowed the competitive events themselves.
Lets talk about the participants for a change. Going into the games, the following are the biggest issues concerning the athletes:
Monday, June 23, 2008
Walking in my dad's shoes
Random Thoughts
George Foster
This year, for the first time, I spent Fathers Day without my dad.
Maybe the holiday heightened my sense of loss, but it seemed that the national media converged more than usual around memorialized fathers.
First, we heard over and over how TV political moderator Tim Russert is no longer here for his son or to honor his own father. No conversation of Russerts rise to political prominence is complete without the well-documented inspiration from his dad - Big Russ, a sanitation worker from Buffalo.
Monday, April 21, 2008
Protesting the protestors of the Beijing Olympics
Random Thoughts
George Foster
President Bush is right. It doesnt make sense for him to boycott the opening ceremonies of the Olympic games being held in China later this year. He has pointed out that an opportunity would be lost to communicate with officials of our somewhat isolated rival.
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, in particular, is heavily criticizing the Bush Administration for refusing to make a protest statement at the Games. Barack Obama, too, has belatedly called for the President skip the opening ceremonies. The other major candidate, John McCain seems uncertain about what should be done and has stopped short of any support for a protest.
Primarily, Clinton wants Bush to protest because of the illegal invasion and occupation by China of the sovereign nation of Tibet. Sound familiar? Ironically, similar circumstances did not stop her and others of the Morality Police against China from supporting the U.S. governments adventure into Iraq five years ago.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Opening Our Arms To Cuba
Random Thoughts
George Foster
After almost 50 years of rigid communist rule, change is finally, finally coming to Cuba.
An eruption of modernization is imminent in the isolated Caribbean island, but not because Fidel Castro finally made his resignation official. Handing over presidential power to brother Raul Castro only ensures that Fidels strong-armed rule will continue to suffocate the Cuban people if the Castro clan has its way.
Monday, February 18, 2008
The real villains in baseball's drug scandal
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George Foster
Roger lied. Or at least the chances are better than 50/50 that Clemens fibbed when he told a congressional committee that he never used steroids, HGH, or any other performance enhancing drugs.
Most baseball insiders estimate that 60% to 75% of Major League Baseball (MLB) players used banned drugs in some form at the height of their popularity several years ago. Even if Clemens never partook (though he sure looks guilty), the percentages indicate thousands of other MLB players cheated.
Monday, January 28, 2008
A kinder, gentler Super Bowl
Random Thoughts
George Foster
For those of you who love the Super Bowl exactly the way it is, you need not read further. For the rest of us, the Super Bowl is an innocent football game on steroids. Nothing symbolizes the excess of commercialization and celebrity hero-worship in this country more than the Super Bowl.
Yet, I love football I played in high school and still follow the sport closely. I have viewed almost every Detroit Lions game since 1958. The NFL playoffs are cant-miss TV viewing for me, as with other hard-core fans.
As you can see, I am dripping with credibility in the football-fan community so hear me out. Instead of just complaining about the Super Bowl, these are my solutions to its problems cited below.
Thursday, November 1, 2007
Why Hillary should not be president
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George Foster
Dont get me wrong.
I am not a Neanderthal who detests women asserting themselves in public or the work place. Nothing is more attractive than an independent-minded woman who speaks her peace - I married one. Whoa mama, dont ever change.
Hillary Clinton has never been accused of being a shrinking violet, either. She is also smart and an accomplished Senator of New York. Yet, I dont believe she should be president.
First of all, electing Hillary would perpetuate a Clinton family dynasty. You may have already forgotten how experts believed Clinton-fatigue was a factor in kicking out the Democrats, thus George W. Bush sweeping to the presidency in 2000. Now we want to bring back a Clinton because of Bush-fatigue? If Hillary Clinton is elected in 2008 and serves two terms, Clintons and Bushes would have monopolized the White House for (gulp) 28 consecutive years. Just end it, people, END IT.
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In recent weeks, Governor Andrew Cuomo faced some quiet grumblings over his perceived unwillingness to help the presidential ticket, but countering that narrative this morning, Mr. Cuomo announced his plans to campaign in swing states for President Barack Obama–although he's not sure where yet.
"My position is very simple. I'm 100 percent supportive of the president, I'll help any way I can," Mr. Cuomo said on Fred Dicker's radio show. "They asked me to do surrogate work in other states, I'll do whatever they ask me to do." Read More


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If they must, they must. The Republicans will have to deal with it. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I see dingy Harry not as a Progressive, but as an opportunist. He is only in the game for the millions of dollars that flow his way. A human being entirely lacking in morality. Click Here if you Like this Comment
During this last year in the run up to the election, I was in several discussions with liberals. When you start quoting facts and figures, their reply is to yell at you "just shut up". Reid is executing the liberals´ argument for the liberal agenda. JUST....SHUT....UP. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Democrats in charge: "Filibuster Reform."Republicans in charge: "Nuclear Option."And I think the only thing the GOP wanted to change was the use of filibusters to select judges.Dingy Harry wants to truly nuke the thing so he can better do Dear Leader(US)´s bidding. But hey, Dear Leader(US) rules by fiat, anyway. Click Here if you Like this Comment
Dingy Harry seems to forget that this can be used against the dems as soon as the pubs get control. A similar thing happened in Massachusetts, where a dem legislature passed a law requiring a special election rather than let a pub governor choose a replacement for senator, on the speculation that one of the dems was going to be appointed to the cabinet. (Didn´t happen.) It bit them in the butt when Scott Brown was elected. Could happen in this case, too. Click Here if you Like this Comment
I predict that Senator McCain will once again side with the Democrats on this issue just as he always has in the past and it will happen in some sort of form. Anything to screw the Republicans and get the msm loving him again. After all his daughter has threatened to leave the party if it didn´t become more progressive. Click Here if you Like this Comment
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Quote:Robert,didn't you mention Perkin-Elmer as being the coater for your older BB Questar?At least, that's what Jim R. said when he saw your scope.
Quote:Are you speaking of the Perkin Elmer that screwed up the Hubble ST some years back? I'd be scared
Quote:Clive, does all this mean that the older bb coating were done better and last longer? due too coater or process? as time has passed and they are still good. john
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Quote:Quote:It's so much easier to be patient and civil when you're the one owning the Questar. Excellent point . Quote:Which, if I'm not mistaken, Keith is? Well, (very) soon to be (mere days away in fact ) . BTW, hello again Rick, after my long absence . Keith
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Under 30 Minutes
Grilled Pork Chops with Spice Paste
Serve with: Shaved Beets with Orange or French Potato Salad.
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Subscribe to Martha Stewart LivingIngredients
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil, plus more for grates
- 2 tablespoons light-brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons coarse salt
- 2 teaspoons paprika
- 1/2 teaspoon ground pepper
- 1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 4 bone-in pork loin chops (3 pounds total)
Step 1
In a bowl, mix together garlic, oil, sugar, salt, paprika, pepper, and cayenne until a paste forms. Coat pork chops with paste and wrap in plastic. Refrigerate 1 hour (or up to 3).
Step 2
Heat grill to medium-high; clean and lightly oil hot grates. Grill pork, covered, 5 minutes per side for medium. Let rest 5 minutes before serving.
Everyday Food, July/August 2009Reviews (7)
GiftedOne8 Nov, 2012
I absolutely love the spice paste! I've used it several times and it is a great way to add flavor without a lot of fuss.
raquelmarie21 May, 2012
This is one of our favorite recipes. The paste seasons the pork deliciously, and it comes out very moist! It's quick and easy to make, too.
Mary-Ellen16 Jun, 2010
WAY to salty. I would cut it to 2 teaspoons not tablespoons.
jdowling17 Apr, 2010
This recipe was very nice. The flavor was not overwhelming, but a nice complement to the pork, even heat from the cayenne...will definitely use it again.
jdowling17 Apr, 2010
This recipe was very nice. The flavor was not overwhelming, but a nice complement to the pork, even heat from the cayenne...will definitely use it again.
nolenick15 Oct, 2009
We love this recipe! I just had to look it up since I lost the one I cut out of the mag and my daughter was upset I hadn't made it recently!
zie2 Oct, 2009
This was an ok recipe. Not as good as I thought it would be but very easy to make.


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Whore!There...I´ve said it.
People have short memories. He may be riding high now, but a lot can happen in a year.
New Jersey can keep him. He is finished as a national candidate.
He belongs on the same list as John Roberts.
#4, I would put Christie in the same column as Across the Aisle John McCain. John Roberts I lump in with Lindsay Graham and David Souter and the Dear Reader.
Sandy surge????? Bald face lie. Probably talking to Obama about how to steal an election.
His so called surge in popularity came from democrats who shudder at the thought of Booker or Loretta Weinberg being the dem candidate.
It is what he did for Obama not what Obama did for him. Thanking Obama when Obama did nothing.
I do not believe that I can vote for him again.
I see he is running as a Republican.OK.
Maybe a RINO; for sure a HIPPO.
After Sandy, Rino Christie had a lip lock on Obozo´s rear and the real question is how did he not have a big scar from the surgery to remove them ? .. He helped Obozo to steal the election, cant forget or forgive that
Helped Obama get re-elected with his highly publicized hurricane man-crush on The One.Now he´s dead to me.
If Corey Booker beats the heck out of him, I won´t be sorry. All those "moderate" Republicans will dump Christie once the Democrat-Obama candy machine gets cranked up.
#11 - Funniest post of the day!
He´s doomed as far as I´m concerned. I´d never support not contribute to any campaign.I hope he looses to a democrap.
#11 LOL!When you are 50 years old and tip the scales at 350 pounds....good luck. You are going to need it.
Even Bloomberg had the sense not to run around in front of the camera with Obama. What the hell did Christie think was going to happen? Obama could´ve traipsed around with Bob Menendez or.Frank Lautenberg.
Number 11 that was very funny and #18 you´re right. Even Nanny Booberg managed to have his dull synapes firing when some flunky asked him, Hey mayor do you want to do a Christie? He smartly passed on that leaving Bagadoughnuts Christie being the only tick on the presidents rear end. I hope that the bum gets defeated by someone like Corzine. That way we can get a twofer. Jersey gets a "good" governor and Christie waddles into oblivion.
The ENTIRE North East, as well as the West Coast can drop off into the oceans and be gone for all I care. I feel sorry for True Conservatives living in those bastions of socialist and progressive stench.... MOVE....
I do not usually donate to politicians, but let me know who is running against him in the primary and I will stand on a freeway ramp with a work for money sign
Nationally Christie is done. His kissing up to Obama was nauseating and disgusting.


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Userspace drivers in the new Linux kernel
New versions of the Linux kernel will support a special userspace driver
model, but some technical pitfalls might limit the use of this interesting
new feature.
For years, developers had little success convincing Linus Torvalds of the need for a programming interface for userspace drivers. A userspace driver needs to provide application program interfaces for hardware access, like any other driver; however, the userspace driver operates from the application layer, so it runs in non-privi leged mode. Now Linus has finally given up his resistance. The future kernel 2.6.23 will permit userspace drivers, and it will provide a kernel interface for them . The code originated with Greg Kroah-Hart-man and his Industrial IO interface.
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The third was an out-of-town businessman Rogers' friend met at the Golden Globes. Rogers' friend and the businessman chatted in the lobby and hit it off, and, on a hunch, the friend introduced him to Rogers. When the man came back into town he looked up the two women, and they all went out to lunch. The next night, when he joined them again, this time for an outing with their friends, it was clear that the friend's instinct had been correct: Rogers was entranced.
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When Rogers talks about great matchmaking, she talks about the friend who introduced her to her husband.
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This is the question I am most often asked when people get wind of Passing Strange. All it takes is for someone to hear a song or see a clip on YouTube, or watch the documentary film of the Broadway production on Netflix (because Spike Lee loved it so much he just had to film it). I thought the same thing when I was first introduced to the show. I was blown away. I thought, "We have got to have a production of this show in Chicago! And I know just the folks I want to do it with." Because you see, one of the reasons that this Tony-winning show isn't popping up in every regional theater in the country is because it is a rock show. A rock show written by a black artist and told from his distinct experience. Awesome, right? Well, maybe a challenge if you don't know any black guys with a rock band. But I did know a guy. I know the guy from the clip above, Jayson Brooks, of JC Brooks & The Uptown Sound. I knew we could do an awesome rock show that just happened to also be great theatre.
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