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With very little fanfare, there will be a veritable summit meeting of blues royalty this Saturday night in Quincy, when renowned keyboardist Ron Levy joins with Roomful of Blues singer Phil Pemberton and others at Pete's Grille. Perhaps even more amazing, this will be the second such evening in the past couple months at the tiny pub by the shipyard, as Levy and Pemberton have been working together on several projects, and Levy also has his brand new memoir just out.
The group will be doing two shows at Pete's Grille, at 540 South Street in Quincy, with the 10 p.m. show tickets $10 (good for the second show too), and the later, 11:30 p.m. show tickets just $5.
Levy's musical biography sounds like a blues fan's fantasy ride, from becoming obsessed with rhythm and blues as a Brookline teenager after seeing some of the genre's immortals performing in Boston, to landing his first road gig, playing in the band of legendary guitarist Albert King at age 17. That would be astounding enough, but Levy went on to spend seven years playing in B.B. King's band, a stint as part of the house band at the long-gone Cambridge club The Speakeasy with Ronnie Earl, and then more time on the road with the band of Luther "Guitar Junior" Johnson.
From 1983-87 Levy held the keyboards chair in Roomful of Blues, before striking out on his own, with own funky blues outfit, Ron Levy's Wild Kingdom. That's where Levy began his second career as a record producer and executive, for Black Top Records, before becoming a guiding force behind Rounder Records' new blues imprint, Bullseye Blues, in 1990. By 1997 Levy was founding Cannonball Records. Just his work as producer has earned Levy nine Grammy nominations, but he had settled in the Boston area and stepped away from constant touring. He's done infrequent tours since then, but continues to release Wild Kingdom albums on his own label, with a panoply of the region's best performers. Last year, Levy's "Funky Fiesta" proved that the keyboard wizard and his Wild Kingdom are still as skilled as ever at delivering absurdly infectious funk and blues music.
Just this year Levy has released "Tales of a Road Dog," his memoir of his forty years on the road with some of the biggest names and most revered artists in r&b. It is available as an E-book through Amazon and Barnes & Noble, and also as a web book, through his www.levtron.com website, with expanded interactive features like 1500 photos and links to more than 250 songs from the artists involved. The web version of the book also allows Levy to keep adding material--he has realized that the more he writes the more he remembers, and so a near-constant updating is both necessary and possible online.
Pemberton became Roomful of Blues' lead singer in January 2010, when Dave Howard went back to his solo career. The Medford native met Levy at a show the famed organist was playing in Weymouth at the Next Page Cafe.
"I had been running this weekly thing at Smoken' Joe's in Brighton," Pemberton explained this week. "Just before that I had taken some time off from music, weary of touring and so on. But I had started this gig again, with Brad Faucher, and Rosey Rosenblatt of VizzTone Records came in one night to hear us. I had just gotten the call to try out for Roomful. Not long after that, Rosey invited me down to the Next Page to hear (guitarist) Bob Margolin, and of course Ron was playing with him that night. I had just been told I was in Roomful so they introduced me to the crowd as 'Roomful of Blues' new singer.' We had a great time that night, and the next thing I knew, Ron was a regular at our Thursday night sessions at Smoken' Joe's."
Like most music fans who hear him, Levy had an immediate impact on Pemberton, who was at that point himself a twenty-year veteran, and bandleader, on the r&b scene.
"You can listen to a lot of guys and hear their influences," said Pemberton. "Like (Cambridge pianist) David Maxwell, who's excellent, where you can hear in his playing that he was very influenced by Otis Spann, and learned a lot from him. But Ron Levy sounds only like Ron, just his own funky and soulful style. It doesn't sound like anyone else, just very distinctive and original, like B.B. King's guitar sound. Something about ron's style really resonates with me, and I believe it even moves me to sing better."
"With Roomful, the way our arrangements work, I have a certain limited space for singing," Pemberton added. "I can't be stepping on the horn parts, for instance. But on these gigs with Ron, I can step out more and we end up just winging it a lot of the time. It's a lot of fun."
"It was about three years ago that I bumped into Phil at the Next Page," Levy recalled. "I had been living in New Hampshire before that, and hadn't been play out much around here. That night with Bob Margolin was like a huge reunion, where I saw all kinds of people I hadn't seen since high school. I met George Leh, who I played in a high school band with, and he knew my voice right away. But I also realized I really enjoy playing with Phil."
All involved agree that the Levy/Pemberton pairing works well, and in fact they're joining with Margolin (now based in North Carolina) and some other local blues vets in the VizzTone studios for a project this spring, which Rosenblatt has tentatively dubbed 'Boston Bluebloods.'
Levy loves his current situation, of working in his home studio, produced and marketing his own records and now his book, and playing a handful of shows, mostly within easy driving distance of his North Shore home.
"I have no desire to go back on the road now," Levy said. "I'm teaching, working on my book, and I also have elderly in-laws, so I need to be around home more. I was on the road forty years, and I've had enough 'rippin' and runnin',' whether by car, bus, limo, van or airplanes. I'm very happy now to stay local."
"Everyone finds the book amazing--that's the most common reaction--and I'm so happy about that," said Levy. "This is a new day for media, and we're trying to forge ahead in an innovative format. My web book includes about 1500 pictures, and 250 or so videos and sound links. If I'm talking about someone like John Coltrane, you can click on a link and hear him play. I think that's important: the average person today knows everyone on 'American Idol,' but nothing about the creative geniuses who brought us these music styles."
"The E-book has about 50 photos, and comes with a copy of my new CD, and I have been surprised at how many more reviews the book has gotten since Amazon picked it up," Levy noted. "But my web version can be added on to, and has more music and photos. The web book has over 250 songs, the equivalent of about five boxed CD sets."
Levy, Margolin, Maxwell, and guitarist Peter Malick are all part of that incredible Brookline contingent who came of age in the late 1960s-early-70s, fell in love with blues, and went on to perform as equals with some of their idols such as Albert King, B.B. King, Spann, Buddy Guy, and Muddy Waters.
"Peter Malick and I were in the same home room at Brookline High, and were very close friends," Levy noted. "We discovered a lot of this music together, and went on many missions to learn more about the blues. It was a great time in history, when you could see a Wes Montgomery or a Coltrane at Paul's Mall or the Jazz Workshop (on Boylston St. in Boston), or someone like Art Blakey or George Benson for about $5. I can remember going to Club 47 in Cambridge, this tiny little joint, and hearing and meeting Howlin' Wolf, and later Buddy Guy---real legends."
"There's something unbelievable about all those people coming out of Brookline," Pemberton chuckled. "There's a similar thing in Roomful, where many of the guys come out of the Westerly, Rhode Island area. We joke that there must be something in the water in those places."
Levy terms Pete's Grille practically the perfect venue for blues. Remember, this is a guy who has certainly seen his share of venues, and more than a few roadhouses.
"Pete's a sort of an old fashioned roadhouse place," said Levy. "All they need is a guy out in the parking lot cooking barbecue--maybe when summer finally comes. But it's got a classic feel to it, and it's not a place that's pretending to be anything fancy, just a neat little roadhouse."
"I love playing with Phil, and we have a tight litle rhythm section in (drummer) Jim Weston and (bassist) Lee Lundy, and it's always fun playing with (guitarist/singer) Willie J. Laws too," said Levy. "And of course Satch Romano is promoting this gig, and also playing harmonica, and he's a real character. We're looking forward to a fun night Saturday."
As for Roomful, Pemberton reported that they're just finished recording a live album to mark their 45th anniversary as a band. Roomful did three nights at the Ocean Mist in Matunuck, Rhode Island, and performed a bunch of songs from throughout their lengthy career, aiming to make the forthcoming "Roomful of Blues: Live 45" a retrospective of all their music to date. Roomful of Blues will be headlining Showcase Live in Foxboro on May 10.
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June 16, 2013 10:15 by anila
Dubai, UAE, June 16, 2013, 2013: Axtrom, the leading developer of tablets, peripherals and accessories, today announced that it has partnered with Intel to launch a whole new range of its tablet PCs, better known as AXPAD. The vendor unveiled its latest tablet PC model – the AXPAD 10P01, which is the first AXPAD model to be built on Intel's Z2460 1.6GHz processor.
Speaking on the launch, Chantelle Tavid, Marketing Manager of Axtrom said, "Our current AXPAD range has been well received in the regional market. Customers looking for high performance quality tablets at affordable prices have been choosing our AXPADs over other models available in the market. We wanted to offer our customers a wider choice and hence we collaborated with Intel to build a whole new line of AXPADs powered by Intel's chipset. We are happy to launch our very first AXPAD model buit with Intel's processor, which is not only a powered packed tablet PC but is also competitively priced."
The newly launched ultra-sleek and slim AXPAD 10P01 runs on the intuitive Android 4.0 operating system (Ice cream sandwich) and is equipped with INTEL Z2460 1.6GHz processor making this tablet a powerful and flexible internet and entertainment solution. This AXPAD is perfectly suited for users' busy lifestyle enabling them to shop, play games, send emails, watch movies, keep in touch with friends and family via social media apps, and keep up with the news and constantly changing stock markets. The AXPAD 10P01 enhances personal productivity and offers a straight forward, no hassle way to quickly embrace tablet technology.
Some of its features include Android Application Package File (APK) format applications and pre-installed apps such as Browser, Calculator, Calendar, Camera, Clock, Downloads, Email, File Manager, Music, Google Play Store, Search and Settings. The AXPAD 10P01 pack includes free accessories such as a leather cover, 2 & 3 pins Charger, USB Cable, OTG cable and Earphone.
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- Wifi 802.11 a/b/g/n
- Touch Panel: 5 point Touch panel – IPS Display
- Screen Resolution: 1280 x 800
- Operating System: Android 4.0 (Ice cream sandwich)
- Bluetooth Specification: Version 2.1+EDR
- Dimensions: 258.3(L)x164(W)9.5(H)mm
- External Memory: Up to 32GB
- Battery: 5400mAh
Axtrom offer retailers a wide range of products specially designed keeping the customers' preferences in mind at competitive prices. Their products have special packaging with ergonomic design. The vendor offers customers RMA services at 10 service centers across the region. Currently, Axtrom has various models of AXPAD PCs and plans to expand its range by adding several new models to its portfolio.
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AXTROM™ was founded in 2006 by a team of talented and industry experienced professionals who anticipated the market needs and demands and steered the company toward long-term success. Axtrom is committed to delivering innovative and superior quality products which exceeds the customer's demands. Axtrom's dedication to quality extends beyond manufacturing to every aspect of its operation, including service. Operating in an ethical way is the foundation of our business and our core values are deeply rooted in every aspect of our business. Axtrom is driven by its profound passion for excellence and commitment to develop the best products and services on the market. We continuously create long-term value for our customers and partners by being responsive to their needs and requirements.
Axtrom's product basket encompasses a lineup of tablet PCs, peripherals, computer and tablet PC accessories and many other devices. Axtrom is based out of Hong Kong with a subsidiary office in Dubai-UAE.
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and turn that in to a link to your board... you dont have to show a url address...
just a way of making your board look a little more organized and streem lined.
you should realy have this post on the web master board... I am sure there are others who might be able to drop you a couple of hints as well. If you like just give the word and I will move it over there for you...
(Just dont tell where your honey holes are)


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GFIG cannot accept a cheaper price, BGCP has put them in a bind.
Board can ask for a higher or matching price but BGCP can offer more say $5.50, so either BGCP either gets more cash for their shares or completes the buyout or totally stops a competitor from growing either way BGCP wins.
Howard knows what he is doing, Howard is the master of bluff poker!!
Qtrly financials are usually not audited, so Grant Thornton would have no liability unless the problems occured earlier and should have been caught in the year end audit.
If receivables or some other non cash type of asset went up then maybe but cash is a pretty simple asset to confirm and cash only increases by more debt or increase in sales and receivables.
Hard to see fraud at all especially considering the division they bought they use to own so they know it well.
they gave some good numbers and are growing nicely.
I do love apartment reits but anchored grocery stores are my second real estate love.
NNN reits come in 3rd as they are boring with min div increases just safe cahs flows, except arcp which is why I snagged some today at 7.86. Will add more as more news comes out that looks okay.
also started a position in pbf a refiner thats doing very good upside and good divy.
Good luck to all
Revenue is easy to determine just look at property monthly rents.
Expenses are a little harder at face value especially considering the properties are triple net.
To be able to buy a single tenant triple net lease co with a 11% yield is mind boggling I will dip my toe sin at sub $8.00 if I can for 2k shares.
My thoughts for what they are worth.
My top reits
2) ras apts tied
3) nrf
4) arcp
There has been a lot of confusion regarding recurring revenue, thanks
Agreed they are very smart also add they knew that JM could not buy any more stock and has his hands pretty much tied. November 5 can change the entire financial face of gsat if jJM pays of the coface debt.
But as you said they did lots of dd and knew they had a window of opportunity to strike.
But they are still a..holes for what they did and hurting little investors should have consequences.
Buy collect divy and relax.
The latest filing by GSAT is a nail in SAHM's coffin.
Dump it, yes, he owns 70% and he can dump it all, wait could there be just a little possibility that he needs to disclose a change in ownership.
Another useless sperrm cell wasted.
Please name the others in their industry and post their margins.
Where in Ireland, my family is from Cork and Slago
Need to purchase the optional hazmat bong.
No... and will add the cdc is useless.
everyone of us including dingdong shorts can catch it.
They all better be aware that hazmat suits will be with us for along time.
No way will this be over by Christmas.
Hot spots can break out easily and the gov is not telling us the truth.
They will have the polo horse and come in plaid and pinstripe.
with your name on it...
They need more suits and containment shelters...
Incompetence at every level within this administration.


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SCTV and Broadway star's new TV comedy, debuting March 12 on Global, "feels very fresh to me. It feels like I Love Lucy in some ways."
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One of North America's most beloved comic actresses is juggling a variety of jobs that would give pause to someone a third her age (she turned 67 in January), but front and centre is her latest television series, the EngelsWorkingthe Engels.
"I love this show," Andrea Martin says proudly. "It feels very fresh to me. It feels like I Love Lucy in some ways, because I get to do some very broad physical comedy. But it also runs the gamut between real emotion and fun."
The series was created for her and debuts on Global on Wednesday at 9 p.m.
Martin is just the latest comedy star with Canadian ties to debut a TV comedy.
Dave Foley's Spun Out premiered on CTV last Thursday to 1.2 million viewers.
Martin's former SCTV cast mates Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara have signed on for a CBC comedy series, Schitt's Creek.
One of the reasons Martin is so excited about Working the Engels is the quality of the scripts by Katie Ford (Miss Congeniality) and Jane Cooper Ford (Material World).
"They certainly know how to write for me," says Martin, who has won two Tony Awards and been nominated for three more.
One of the best things, to Martin's way of thinking, is that the scripts are elastic enough to allow for guest shots from a lot of her buddies: Victor Garber (who starred with Martin in a Toronto production of Godspell in 1972), and fellow SCTV co-stars Martin Short and Levy.
"Look, at a certain point, you just want to be with your friends. You just want to hang out with the people who make you happy. They're all my friends and we all love working with each other, so why not?
"It's all set in a law firm, which give us such variety. Victor, for example plays a celebrity therapist. I see him in a coffee shop and ask him to come in and do an intervention."
Martin uncorks that wonderful guffaw that made Edith Prickley one of her most memorable characters.
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Fortunately, she finds none of that on Working the Engels.
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Lakers fans, it's not just you.
The Lakers are frustrated with their recent play and string of losses, too. They see the loss in Cleveland as a new low-point in the season, too.
Look at their post-game comments, via Kevin Ding of the Orange County Register. Starting with Kobe Bryant, who put up an efficient 42 points in the loss to Cleveland. (You can see his full comments below.)
"This it the most challenging stretch I've been in in my 17 years, for sure," Bryant said. "The most baffling…
"I don't know if we're too slow of a team and we've got to change things up a little bit and just play a slower game or what," Bryant said. "I don't know."
Mike D'Antoni — the guy brought in to have answers after an 0-8 preseason and a slow start when the games mattered — didn't have any either (again via the Register).
"I hate it," he said. "I'm down."
D'Antoni didn't have clear answers for the Lakers' problems, summarizing: "Right now, we're all screwed up."
Then D'Antoni made a joke Lakers fans will not find funny.
"It's my job to fix it, and that's what I'll do. Give me some time … a couple or three years."
Dwight Howard's spirit is not easily broken, so it shouldn't be shocking that while frustrated he remained more positive.
"There'll come a day when it'll all be done. Right now we're rabbits. Everybody has a gun."
And in the end, Kobe was optimistic, too.
"It's going to come. I have kind of a good feeling about it for whatever reason."
Which is more than we can say for Lakers fans right now.
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