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Incubation by Jennifer Rubell is an installation that combines interactive art with a culinary experience. As its title suggests, it centers around a fabricated hospital nursery that is set outdoors. Nevertheless, in place of nurtured babies, two female nurses are caring for containers of yogurt. Onlookers watch in anticipation and delight as the yogurt is readied for their consumption. They are then invited to collect honey that drips from the ceiling for a sweeter dish.
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Four UO football games are now scheduled for broadcast under the terms of the soon-to-expire Pac-10/12 media rights agreement that will be replaced by the blockbuster deal announced last week, after two were picked up by the networks today.
Both are night games, though the one home date is the more reasonable of the two.
Oregon's Pac-12 opener at Arizona on Sept. 24 will kick off at 7:15 p.m. for the benefit of either ESPN or ESPN2, and given the probable temperatures in Tucson at that time of year, the Ducks will probably take it. Later, on Nov. 19, the Ducks will host USC in an ABC game that will begin at 5 p.m.
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The estranged boyfriend of Rashonda Taylor is behind bars this morning charged with killing her and her mother.
Detectives arrested 35-year-old Keith D. Martin of Shreveport early this morning and booked him into the Shreveport City Jail on two counts of first degree murder. Based on information gathered during an in-depth investigation, including witness statements and physical evidence, detectives believe that Martin shot and killed Rashonda Taylor and her mother, Linda Taylor, at the home where they lived in the 4100 block of Baxter Street in west Shreveport.
Chief of Police Willie Shaw lauded the arrest, saying, "Our detectives have literally worked without rest to solve this case and put the man we believe is responsible for this heinous crime behind bars where he belongs. These tragic murders have touched us all and hopefully this arrest can bring some sense of closure for the Taylor family as they struggle to cope with this unimaginable loss."
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A small German town on the Rhine across the border from France, can be easily accessed by bus or better still, use the pathway to walk or cycle into Germany. You won't find any indication that you're in Germany though except the graffitied swastika on a wall as soon as you arrive. Things are definitely cheaper than in Strasbourg. Oh yeah, a lot of people speak French here (duhh)... Good tip? (0) Kehl is located on the Rhine and is linked to Strassbourg by a couple of bridges. In fact, Kehl is great because the smokes are a lot cheaper than in France. The beer is better and cheaper as well. It really is very relaxed and a great change from the hustle and bustle of hectic Strassbourg. Plus there are many ice cream parlours and restaurants. Good tip? (0) Wer gerne reitet, findet dort gute Möglichkeiten zum übernachten und Pferde anmieten. Die Gegend ist für kleinere Ausflüge für Anfänger sehr gut geeignet. Einige familien mit Kindern trifft man immer. Ein oder zwei gute Restaurants hat die kleine 'Grenzstadt' Good tip? (0) Recent Updates for Kehl
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A Brush With Fame, Long Before His Life in Art
Jerry Torre, who is having his first solo show at the Outsider Art Fair, has an offbeat back story that begins with the Beales of Grey Gardens.
January 30, 2015, Friday
Emporiums of the Waggish and Weird
Metro Curates and the New York Ceramics and Glass Fair cater to antiques hunters with a yen for the droll or whimsical.
January 23, 2015, Friday
'Coronation Street' Was New, and Prince Charles Was a Boy
In "Modernity Britain: 1957-1962," David Kynaston continues his exhaustive chronicle, looking at the Harold Macmillan years, when a young politician named Margaret Thatcher emerged and "Coronation Street" made its debut.
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As 'Motown' Nears Closing, the Hits and Dollars Keep Coming
"Motown: The Musical," which closes Sunday, has recouped its backers' $18 million investment.
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A Promotion for Lydia Davis in French Order of Arts and Letters
The writer and translator Lydia Davis, already a chevalier in the French Order of Arts and Letters, is being named an officer in the order.
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Yale Library Acquires Paula Vogel Archive
Ms. Vogel's archive will join those of other playwrights, including Eugene O'Neill and Thornton Wilder, in the Yale Collection of American Literature.
January 7, 2015, Wednesday
Bringing Time-Lapse Photo Studies Into Real Time, Online
The Library of Congress is putting photographs by Camilo José Vergara online, and will update the archive as he continues his time-lapse studies of sites in certain cities.
January 7, 2015, Wednesday
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I have been here because my best friend in italy invite me to celebrate my graduation from politecnico di Milano. And then this restaurant has the best dishes from sardegna and it taste molto molto buono. Never miss this place.
I have been here because my best friend in italy invite me to celebrate my graduation from politecnico di Milano. And then this restaurant has the best dishes from sardegna and it taste molto molto buono. Never miss this place.
We have been to Il Pratone in May 2014 and it was wonderful :) Although the location was a little bit hard to find it was totally worth the 10 hours by car from Austria. We have never been to a place where we felt more like home. The apartements were clean and very lovely furnitured. Pietrina and her family... More
We were looking for an agriturismo to really embrace our Tuscany experience, and we hit the jackpot! Pietrina and her family were an absolute delight, our apartment was comfy, and the food was some of the best we had in Italy! We saw the pecorino making process, had a morning of cooking lessons and learned some techniques to take home... More
Unfortunately, we stood only for one night at this wonderful and lovely place. Pietrina is running this agriturismo together with her husband and their charming daughter. Thank you so much and we will come back one day. Nina & Sarah
If someone wants to stay in Italy with agriturismo, it's not easy to choose. When we planned our family holidays this August, I looked a lot of possiblities, before we chose Il Pratone. We arrived the farm, first we saw the "restaurant" building, and we didn't stopped there, drove down the road to the house, but there were only guests,... More
We spent two weeks at the agriturismo in June/July 2013 with our almost two year old son. We lived in a suite and had breakfast and dinner at the restaurant. We spent perfect days at this beautiful place and I shall always remember this as a very special holiday. Although we speak almost no Italian we had no trouble at... More
My wife and I stayed at Il Pratone mid October. Many Thanks to Pietrina, Jasmine, and everyone else that made our stay wonderful! They serve great food, wine, and cheeses. We enjoyed peaceful, relaxing days at the farm and day tripped to some great hill towns and seaside towns with ease with a car. Make sure your back for dinner!... More
We stayed at "Il Patrone" at the beginning of June this year. A family with 3 kids and grand parents. We lived in the apartment "Yasmin" and in the suite for two people. We looked for holiday apartments with no need for cooking and we found "Il Pratone" in Toscany. It was our first experience with "agriturismo". To begin with... More
We stayed 10 days in the appartment Jasmine. We already tried several agriturismo's ,never had any problems with it. 1: We love the animals and the nature, but I never had piglets in my kitchen! The house is at 20 meters distance from he pigs. ans the piglets are walking free everywhere, near the pool, in your garden, in your... More
If you look for a real authentic agriturismo, providing the best product you may expect from Tuscany. This place is owned by a very friendly family, producing cheese (pecorino and ricotta), and vegetables you will be serve at dinner. The flats are located nearby the farm, in a beautiful place overlooking a typical tuscan landscape, far from any road. The... More


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This makes me curious. My grandmother was Marjorie Mabel Twichell/Twitchell. She married Floyd Lemmons. They had two children. Marcella Lemmons and Edith Lemmons. I don't know the exact birthdate of my grandmother, but I have around 1908. Could this possibly be the same woman? Thanks Sandi
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1 Now Joseph was taken down to Egypt, and Pot'i-phar, an officer of Pharaoh, the captain of the guard, an Egyptian, bought him from the Ish'maelites who had brought him down there. | 1 Now Joseph had been taken down to Egypt. Potiphar, an Egyptian who was one of Pharaoh's officials, the captain of the guard, bought him from the Ishmaelites who had taken him there. |
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The Governor has returned his messages. In case you missed the story yesterday, South Carolina's Governor Mark Sanford has been out of the office since last Thursday. No big deal. Only, it turned out his wife and the Lt. Governor didn't have a good handle on where he was, and his office wasn't saying. Today, the governor's office said Sanford was hiking along the Appalachian Trail and would be heading home tomorrow.
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18 Jehovah is slow to anger, and abundant in lovingkindness, forgiving iniquity and transgression; and that will by no means clear [the guilty], visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children, upon the third and upon the fourth generation. | 18 'The LORD is slow to anger, abounding in love and forgiving sin and rebellion. Yet he does not leave the guilty unpunished; he punishes the children for the sin of the fathers to the third and fourth generation.' |
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Joe Cocker dead at 70
The legendary Joe Cocker has reportedly died at the age of 70. Cocker had been battling lung cancer.
According to the BBC, The Sheffield born singer song-writer died of an undisclosed illness on Sunday. His agent Barrie Marshall confirmed his death.
Cocker had a career spanning 4 decades with hits including "You Are So Beautiful" and "Up Where We Belong."
Marshall told the BBC that "it will be impossible to fill the space he leaves in our hearts."
Cocker gained fame as a pop star back in 1968 when he released his version of The Beatles' "With A Little Help from My Friends."
His duet with Jennifer Warnes, "Up Where We Belong" – from An Officer And A Gentleman – won him a both a Grammy and an Academy Award in 1983.
Last year his arena tour across Europe saw him achieve a number one album in Germany and give what was to be his final concert in Hammersmith, London, in June.
Charge dropped again AC/DC Drummer
BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND – AC/DC drummer, Phil Rudd, who was charged on Thursday with several counts in connection to trying to have two men killed, will be facing one less charge.
According to Rudd's attorney, Paul Mabey, the New Zealand police charge of "attempting to procure murder" against his client has been dropped.
The 60-year-old drummer for the legendary hard rock band, had been accused of trying to procure the murder of two men. However, the Crown Solicitor decided there wasn't enough evidence to justify it.
Mabey wrote in a statement, "The charge alleging an attempt to procure murder should never have been laid. The Crown Solicitor's opinion was not sought. The charge is now withdrawn, within 24 hours of Mr. Rudd's first appearance in court," continuing Mabey complained, "Mr. Rudd has suffered unnecessary and extremely damaging publicity as a result of widespread and sensational reporting of a very serious allegation, which on any basis was never justified."
Rudd still faces several other charges, including threatening to kill.
On Thursday afternoon, Rudd made an appearance in court to face charges of; attempting to procure the murder of two men, threatening to kill and possession of methamphetamine and possession of cannabis.
Earlier on Thursday police paid a visit to Rudd's beach front mansion and searched the premises.
The names of the two men he was attempting to have killed have not been released, nor has the name of the potential hit-man.
Rudd did not enter a plea to the charges at the Tauranga District Court and was released on bail. His next appearance is schedule for November 27.
The Australian born Rudd moved to New Zealand in 1983, after being fired by the legendary rock band AC/DC, but rejoined the band years later.
In 2003 AC/DC was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and remains one of the world's biggest-selling musical acts.
The band is set to release their latest album, "Rock or Bust," in December. However, when AC/DC gathered to film videos for a pair of 'Rock or Bust' tracks in early October, Rudd was a no show due to a "family emergency." Also, in a shocking turn of events, original founding member, guitarist Malcolm Young, was absent after being diagnosed with Dementia earlier this year.
AC/DC Drummer arrested for contracting to have 2 men killed
BAY OF PLENTY, NEW ZEALAND – Phil Rudd, the drummer for the hard rock band AC/DC, has been arrested and charged with attempting to have two men killed.
According to CNN affiliate TVNZ in New Zealand, the 60-year-old made an appearance in court Thursday afternoon and is facing one count of attempting to procure the murder of two men, this according to the Bay of Plenty Police District representative Kim Perks.
In addition, Rudd was also charged with threatening to kill, possession of methamphetamine and possession of cannabis.
Police searched Rudd's home on Thursday morning.
The names of the two men he was attempting to have killed have not been released, nor has the name of the potential hit-man.
Rudd did not enter a plea to the charges at the Tauranga District Court and was released on bail. His next appearance is schedule for November 27.
The Australian born Rudd moved to New Zealand in 1983, after being fired by the legendary rock band AC/DC, but rejoined the band years later.
In 2003 AC/DC was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and remains one of the world's biggest-selling musical acts.
The band is set to release their latest album, "Rock or Bust," in December.
B.B. King falls ill cancels remaining tour
The legendary B.B. King was forced to cancel the remainder of his current tour after falling ill following a shortened performance at Chicago's House of Blues on October 3.
The 89-year-old Rock and Roll Hall of Famer was scheduled to play another eight shows this year.
According to his reps, King did not feel well enough to continue his performance at the House of Blues in Chicago on Oct 3. He was immediately evaluated by a doctor and diagnosed with dehydration and suffering from exhaustion whereby causing the eight remaining shows of his current tour to be cancelled.
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Earlier this year EW's The Music Mix wrote that Kings performance in St. Louis was shaky and erratic, with Kings reps issuing a statement of apology soon after the gig. "The combination of the rigors of the very long drive and high blood sugar due to his medication error resulted in a performance that did not match Mr. King's usual standard of excellence," the statement read. King suffers from Type II diabetes, a condition he's lived with for over 20 years.
According to the blues singer's website, "King is back at his home where he is resting. In order to fully recuperate, he has cancelled his remaining eight shows of the tour. He has been on tour all year with over 70 performances for 2014. He does not have any additional shows scheduled for the remainder of the year."
Earlier King wrote to his fans, "I'm back at home now listening to music, watching movies and enjoying some down time. I think I'm busier at home now than on the road talking to friends calling to check up on me. I do appreciate everyone's calls and concern. I want to tell you, I'm doing alright."
Songs of the South at Thunder Valley
LINCOLN, CA – The legendary country music band Alabama made its way to Thunder Valley Casino Resort on Saturday with special guest, Sacramento's own, Rachel Steele and her band Road 88.
It was an evening of southern rock infused with a bit of bluegrass, sprinkled with a whole lotta of country as the award winning Alabama reminded fans why they have reigned over country music since the 80s.
Rachel Steele and Road 88 kicked off the concert in fine fashion with a cover of Miranda Lambert's "Gun Powder & Lead" as temperatures hovered in the mid 90's. Steele sang a number of original songs including "Drive a Little Faster," "Nashville" and, my favorite, "The Shot Song."
Steele was in complete command of the stage and the audience with her band Road 88, consisting of Scott Prentice (guitar/vocals), Charlie McGimsey (drums), Vinnie Panteleoni (bass), Bob Kinney (guitar), Gordon Graft (keys) and Sherry Eidhammer (backup vocals).
Alabama has been together as a group for over 40 years and in 2004 the group decided to part ways and played their "final" concert in Bismark, North Dakota. In 2013 the band reformed for their 40th anniversary and set out on their Back to the Bowery tour, in reference to the Myrtle Beach club where they got their start.
During the bands time apart, Owen stayed active as a solo act and also successfully battled prostate cancer. Cook was performing with his Allstar Goodtime Band, while Gentry was producer for his band Rockit City.
When Alabama took the stage everyone in the packed outdoor amphitheater was on their feet cheering as original band members Randy Owen (lead vocals/guitar), Jeff Cook (lead guitar,violin) and Teddy Gentry (bass), kicked off their 90+ minute set with "If You're Going to Play in Texas," with the audience singing along.
They continued on with "Tennessee River," followed by "Dixieland Delight." The mostly older crowd remained seated for the majority of their performance, with small clusters of fans standing. During some of their songs people would dash to the aisles to dance to their favorite song.
Two audience members were singled out by Owen when he invited them up onstage so he could sing them "Happy Birthday." Sue and Kaitlyn made their way to the stage and after Owen finished singing "Happy Brithday," he asked them if that was good enough. By the looks on their faces it was plenty good enough.
For their encore they performed "Mountain Music," at which point the crowd exploded to their feet to sing and dance along.
Last surviving member of the Ramones dead at 62
QUEENS, NY – Tommy Ramone, Co-founder, drummer and last surviving member of the Ramones died Friday at the age of 62.
According to his business associate, Dave Frey, Ramone's wife contacted him to let him know that he passed away on Friday at his home in Ridgewood, Queens, New York following treatment for bile duct cancer..
Tommy Ramone co-founded the Ramones in 1974 in New York along with singer Joey Ramone, bassist DeeDee Ramone and guitarist Johnny Ramone. All four band members took the common name of Ramone in support of the band.
The band was best known for their influential hit songs "I wanna be sedated" and "Blitzkrieg Bop," among others, earning them an induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002.
While the band struggled since their debut album in 1976, they left an indelible mark on the rock genre with their rapid fire lyrics and unique sound.
Johnny Ramone, whose birth name was John Cummings, died in 2004 of prostate cancer. Joey Ramone, whose real name is Jeff Hyman, died in 2001 of lymphatic cancer. Dee Dee Ramone, whose real name is Douglas Colvin, died from a drug overdose in 2002. Tommy Ramone was born Erdelyi Tamas in Budapest, Hungary.
Fans flock to Summer Jam 2014
LINCOLN, CA – WorldOne Presents brought their annual Summer Jam to Thunder Valley Casino Resort's outdoor Summer Concert Series on Saturday, featuring Keith Sweat, Salt-N-Pepa and Tony! Toni! Toné!
The day started out overcast, keeping temperatures below the century mark. As show time approached, the clouds dissipated and fans moved in, with around 4,500 people packing the sold out show. For over 17 years WorldOne Presents has been bringing their popular Soul Jam shows to the Sacramento region.
V101's Big Al had the honors of emceeing the show, along with V101 newcomer Pacey Williams. Before the show Thunder Valley Casino personnel threw out an endless number of T-shirts into the crowd, with one T-shirt making a direct hit with a glass of beer – oops! They also tossed out a number of oversized beach balls for fans to hit back and forth during the show.
Kicking off the evening was Tony! Toni! Toné! with front man Amar Khalil leading the pack and original band member Dwayne Wiggins on guitar.
Armed with their high energy and number one hits, Khalil and Wiggins thoroughly entertained the mostly older crowd, with many still filing in to find their seats.
Both Khalil and Wiggins were in fine shape and knew it, as they both wore vests to better show off their guns.
Following Tony! Toni! Toné! was Grammy Award winning Salt-N-Pepa as they stormed the stage with a couple of high energy dancers – adding to their Diva status.
I found Salt-N-Pepa's set the most entertaining of the night with their good looks, charm and down to earth sex appeal. Both founding members Cheryl "Salt" James and Sandra "Pepa" Denton left it all on the stage as their original DJ, Deidra "DJ Spinderella" Roper, cranked out the tunes.
The dynamic duo of Salt-N-Pepa had great chemistry as they worked the crowds and interacted between each other and the dancers while dancing around the stage.
The trio played a number of covers during their performance, but it really didn't seem to faze fans since Salt-N-Pepa were continually yelling out to the crowd, keeping them engaged throughout their entire set.
Of course, Salt-N-Pepa couldn't help but end their set with their wildly popular hits "Shoop" and "Push It," but not before bringing up a couple of gentlemen from the audience to get their groove on with the ladies.
When Keith Sweat made his way out on stage it was pandemonium as all the women in the audience brought their screams up a couple of decibels.
When Sweat started his set he appeared annoyed after his earpiece fell off. He continually was looking towards the side of the stage, making hand gestures and then turning back to the audience while singing.
During his set Sweat made the statement, "Somebody's gonna get pregnant tonight," several times, referring to the reputation his mostly romantic songs have among couples. Jen, a longtime fan, told me she consummated four kids while listening to Sweat's music.
As Sweat was weaving through his hits, including, "Make It Last Forever" and "I'll Give All My Love to You," a male dancer was thoroughly entertaining the crowd with his dance moves. The dancer brought a level of energy to the performance that Sweat was lacking.
Sweat's performance may have been lacking the energy of a Salt-N-Pepa, but the crowd sure didn't seem to mind as couples were dancing and singing in the aisles.
WorldOne Presents will be bringing more soul and R&B to Thunder Valley Casino on September 13th with The Big Block Party featuring Morris Day and The Time, Sheila E, Guy, and Doug E Fresh.
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Glenn Symmonds – Beating Cancer Like a Drum – Part 2
This is part two of a two-part series about Glenn Symmonds, longtime drummer for Eddie Money and cancer survivor. If you missed part 1 you can read it here.
The Epiphany
In 2006, after spending a couple of years living on a sailboat and playing solo gigs in and around Southern California's Dana Point area, Glenn realized his partying ways had to stop. It hit him while watching Keith Urban perform on a tiny black and white television on his sailboat. Thinking to himself, 'I should be performing on the big stage,' he realized he had blown through two marriages, lost his son, his home and self-respect.
That night Glenn sold his sailboat and, with his Harley in tow, jumped in his van and headed to Nashville. It was during this time Glenn's ex-wife, who happened to own a bar, told him she served people every night and he drank more than anyone she knew, cementing his decision to clean up his act.
After 30 years of living the rock-star lifestyle, Glenn sobered up and is happy to report that he's been sober for over 7 years.
Glenn now helps friends and acquaintances through their struggles by staying in contact and giving them words of encouragement as much as he can. Even while traveling, Glenn can be found texting friends to check-in and make sure everything is going ok.
Tami – Take 2
A few years ago, Tami and a few of her friends headed to John Ascuaga's Nugget in Tahoe to take in an Eddie Money performance. Tami was able to score free tickets, and her friends had just won some money, so things were looking good. Her friends made a point of saying how it was the best night ever, free tickets, free food, and an Eddie Money concert to boot. Tami piped in and said, "The only thing that could make this night any better is if when the curtains are raised, it would be Glenn Symmonds sitting on the drums." She didn't think in a million years he would be, but when the curtains came up there he was. She had thought he was still out of the country.
For the next couple of years Tami would meet Glenn at the airport whenever Eddie Money was playing in the area. She would routinely take him to get his haircut, and then hang out with him at his shows. During this time both of them were married and their relationship remained platonic.
Then in 2011, just before Christmas, Eddie Money came to Thunder Valley Casino Resort, and for the first time since Tami and Glenn knew each other, neither of them was in a committed relationship – Tami broke it off with her boyfriend the day before.
Prior to the show at Thunder Valley, Glenn and Tami were eating at Fat Burger located inside the casino when Glenn realized neither of them were in a committed relationship. Out of the blue he asked Tami if she minded if he kissed her. Tami jumped at the chance and said that was fine with her. Glenn responded, "Okay," and went back to his meal, much to Tami's chagrin. According to Tami, Glenn didn't deliver on the promised kiss until "way, way after the show!" – she said it was worth the wait.
The Battle
On April 29, 2013 the battle started in earnest as Glenn went under the knife to remove a tumor in his bladder. Doctors also performed a biopsy and administered a round of chemo directly to the organ.
A couple of weeks later the results came back positive for cancer in the bladder, so the battle continued with more surgery and chemotherapy.
Glenn did his research and started eliminating meats and sugar from his diet. According to Glenn, cancer loves sugar! He also turned to juicing after reading about the Gerson Institute's success rate in Mexico.
As the battle raged on, Tami headed to FaceBook to keep friends and family informed.
In one post Tami wrote, "Update from Camp Symmonds: Long night with little sleep, but our patient is hanging in there & doing okay I promise you I have been reading him every post, comment, message & text. I wish I could respond to everyone personally, but you guys are so amazing with the support, I just don't have the time! I read to him for a while and then we have to take a break because he is just so overwhelmed with emotion…"
Glenn's cancer is in remission, but he's still undergoing some painful chemotherapy to insure it stays that way. The treatment is expected to last three years.
Glenn continues to read up on his battle with cancer and has tried a few 'experimental' treatments to cover all his bases. One such treatment almost blinded Tami, but that's another story.
The Support
Like most musicians, Glenn didn't have health insurance and was overrun by medical bills. Not only was he battling cancer, but the bills that go along with it.
Glenn has been overwhelmed with the support he has received from family, friends and fans across the country who have purchased his "Beat Cancer Like a Drum" T-shirts and his latest CD "Friends of Glenn's" featuring Glenn's closest friends, to raise money to help pay for his outstanding and ongoing medical expenses. Take a peek at Glenn's FaceBook page and you will see countless supporters wearing his T-shirt!
Regarding Tami's support, Glenn refers to her as the "Arms of Love that helped carry him through this ordeal." He especially loved the way she informed everyone about his cancer. Glenn said, "Tami, would tell people, 'We have cancer,' not Glenn has cancer, but we have cancer. I just love that about her."
Eddie Money jumped at the chance to help "Glenny," by performing at a benefit concert in Glenn's old hometown of Spokane. They played at The Roadhouse along with several other bands, raising over $6,000. It was an epic night of talented performers including, Peter Rivera, Sammy Eubanks and Chris Rieser and The Nerve.
Shannon Kidd, a teacher in Illinois, joined the cause along with her kindergarten class. Kidd, also a cancer survivor, held a Beat Cancer Day at the school and her students wore yellow in support of bladder cancer, light green for lymphoma, or purple in support of all cancer survivors. The class made yellow hearts to support Glenn and his fight, writing out, "Beat Cancer Like a Drum."
The Album
Glenn's latest album, "Friends of Glenn's" came about as a way to help raise funds to pay his skyrocketing medical bills.
The album is a celebration of Glenn's music and each track is one of Glenn's original compositions recorded by friends. Each artist had the freedom to record the song in their own unique style, with no input from Glenn – talk about putting it all on the line!
The result is a wonderful collection of diverse music that will appeal to everyone.
Featured on the album are: Eddie Money, Tommy Girvin, Richard Bryant, Josh Harris, The Cold Hard Cash Show, NOWIKNOWFORSURE, Steve Acho, Jonathon Roniger, Larry Pancake, Jeff Symmonds (Glenn's brother), Dustin Walker and Through His Eyes, Danny McCollim, The Delivery Men, Larry "The Wiz" Fucher and Robert Lesher and Tupelo Blue
The closing track is a brand-new recording by Glenn himself! A candid, solid cover of The Beatles' "With A Little Help From My Friends".
You can find out more on Glenn's Facebook page as he spotlights each artist on the album, providing readers with some insight into the history of the artist and their relationship to Glenn.
The Proposal
Glenn recently made the move to Sacramento to be closer to Tami "The Arms of Love" Landrum, and because the two have spent so much time together, Glenn started making it a point to tell Tami, "You know, one day I'm going to marry you."
After several hundred times of making the statement (slight exaggeration), Tami finally told him he needed to stop because it was becoming a joke.
"Ask me for real, or don't say it at all," Tami replied.
The following day as Glenn was thinking about Tami and the possibility of marrying her she walked through the door, overjoyed with tears, Glenn blurted out "Will you marry me?"
Tami, taken aback by the words 'Will you,' and not 'I'm going to,' paused to process the information. Meanwhile, Glenn started to panic, thinking she was going to say no.
Tami looked him in the eyes and, in her most serious voice, said, "For reals?"
After Glenn explained how serious he was, Tami relented and agreed to marry him.
And they lived happily ever after – in a rock star kinda way.
Want to see Glenn?
Anyone living in the Sacramento area will be able to catch Glenn opening for The Cold Hard Cash Show at Marilyn's on K on June 10.
Can't wait for June 10? On June 7, you can catch Glenn at Thunder Valley Casino Resort, where he will be performing with Eddie Money, Rick Springfield and Loverboy.
Don't forget to say hi to Tami at the merch table!!
Jencarlos Calena puts new spin on KC's 'Give it Up'
MIAMI, FL – Cuban-American actor and award-winning singer-songwriter Jencarlos Canela and Korean hit-maker PSY collaborated with Harry Wayne Casey of KC and the Sunshine Band on KC's classic hit "Give it Up."
KC and the Sunshine Band exploded onto the music scene over 40 years ago, bringing his unique fusion of R&B and funk, with a hint of a Latin percussion grooves. He influenced countless artists throughout the years and continues to do so today.
The remake of KC's hit can be heard on Canela's new album 'Jen', which dropped May 6. The Hispanic pop star renamed the song to "Give It Up Tonight." The song has a great dance beat with some pleasing changes to the lyrics and chorus, with PSY adding just the right dynamic.
"I am excited and thrilled about the remake of "Give It Up" by Jencarlos Canela," said KC. "I enjoyed working with Jencarlos; he was very professional and down-to-earth. He made the entire process go smoothly. PSY's addition to the track adds another layer of energy and excitement to the song."
Country music singer Kevin Sharp dies
FAIR OAKS, CA – Country music singer and Northern California native, Kevin Sharp died Saturday at his mother's Fair Oaks home. He was 43.
Sharp recorded multiple chart-topping songs and survived a battle with cancer when he was a senior in high school.
According to Sharp's sister, Mary Huston, he died at his mother's Fair Oaks home just before 11 p.m. Saturday night. He died due to complications from past stomach surgeries and digestive issues brought on by the aggressive battle he had to undergo in his teenage years.
Sharp was diagnosed with Ewing's sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, as a high school senior. He went into remission after two years of chemotherapy and radiation.
Sharp climbed the charts with his release of "Nobody Knows," a single on his 1996 debut album, "Measure of a Man." He released two other albums, "Love Is" in 1998 and "Make A Wish" in 2005.
During Sharp's battle with cancer, The Make-A-Wish Foundation granted him his wish to meet Grammy Award-winning music producer David Foster, who provided him with some tips that helped jump-start his career.
Sharp also was motivational speaker, a spokesman for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and he wrote "Tragedy's Gift," a 2004 book about fighting cancer.
Sharp is survived by five brothers, two sisters and his mother.


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This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
Author Michael Cox apparently took some 30 years to write this novel The Meaning of Night. Weighing in at 600 pages, it may take you almost that long to read it. Mr. Cox is the editor of The Oxford Book of Victorian Detective Stories and clearly knows the writing style of the period intimately. I have read a lot of 19th century literature and if I hadn't known that this was a modern book, the author would have had me fooled. It has all the requisite characters - the young man cheated out of his inheritance, the saintly mother, the kindly benefactor, the beguiling prostitute, the evil enemy, the beautiful chaste young lady, the mysterious deceased Lady of the manor, even the rotund housekeeper and the weeping maid. Mr. Cox has not only captured the voice of the time, he gives the novel the kind of pacing of a Victorian detective fiction, doling out bits of forshadowing information and plot twists, although none that weren't apparent to me. The novel touches on many things common to Victorian books: the notion of honour, loyalty, blood, true love all seen through the lens of the social mores of the time. Readers of modern novels may find it wordy, but if you are a fan of authors such as Wilkie Collins then you have a good read ahead of you. So sit in your wingback chair in front of the fire with your companion next to you working her embroidery, ring for the butler to bring your tea (or perhaps a very little whisky) and open the pages of the novel and let Mr. Cox work his magic.
For movie lovers - you might want to try Kind Hearts and Coronets (19490 starring Alec Guiness and Dennis Price which covers a lot of the same territory but with a lot more humour.
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This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
"After killing the red-haired man, I took myself off to Quinn's for an oyster supper."
Who could stop reading after such an opening sentence? Cox's monumental novel is subtitled "A Confession," could it be that is taken care of on page 1? Not quite. "The Meaning Of Night" is a labyrinthian journey through mid 19th century England, from the dank brothel lined streets of London to the elegance of Evenwood, a luxurious country home. The story is told ala Dickens, rich with Victorian language and copious footnotes. Our narrator is Edward Glyver who well remembers that the first word he ever heard used to describe him was "resourceful." He is that and more. As a youngster he was the victim of a plot executed by Phoebus Rainsford Daunt, a fellow schoolboy. Edward was dismissed and sent home. However, we're reminded that "revenge has a long memory;" in this case, some two decades. As the tale evolves, both Edward and Phoebus are rivals again. Following the death of Edward's mother he has reason to believe that his parentage is not what he thought it to be. Lord Tansor, master of Evenwood, is childless and has yet to choose an heir. Could that heir be Edward? This is a prize that Phoebus also pursues - not with honor we might add as he's both poet and shyster. Lord Tansor's cousin, the mysterious and beautiful Emily Carteret, is also a prize that both men would win. "The Meaning of Night" is a weighty read (700 pages) and a virtuoso accomplishment by the author. Those who appreciate Victorian thrillers will find pleasure in every sentence. Highly recommended. - Gail Cooke
5.0 out of 5 stars
Intrigue and ambition in the Great Leviathan,
This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
As the story opens, we step into the world of Victorian London and meet mysterious Edward Glyver, intellectual, book lover, and seeker of revenge. After his mother's death, Edward discovers that everything he knew about her and himself was a lie; his real name is famous throughout England, but he must fight for the right to join that family. His battle involves murder and heartbreak and is an unforgettable story.
Edward narrates the story in the first person in the melodic, graceful, and flowery speech of a 19th century gentlemen. It is a captivating voice that pulls you into his dark and troubled world and holds you. We meet fascinating characters from the grimy London underworld to the heights of society, and uncover secrets from the past that affect Edward's future. Don't be put off by the size of this book; it's an exciting read, full of period details and charm and I found it hard to put down. Highly recommended for fans of historical fiction.
3.0 out of 5 stars
Richly detailed, good story, but too lengthy,
By NorthVan Dave (BC, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Paperback)
According to the dust jacket on the book, it took the author 30 years to write this novel. And it shows. The level of detail demonstrated in the novel is extensive. The numerous footnotes and comments from the editor show that Cox spent a great deal of time researching and writing his novel.
The trouble is, Cox goes off in many different directions. Too many directions. And a story that could have been short, succinct, and to the point quickly, ends up rambling on and on and on. The reader could easily miss the middle 200 pages or so and not skip a beat with the rest of the story or the plot. Having said that, the story is intriguing. Anyone who is a fan of the historical fiction novel will certainly enjoy this book. Provided they don't mind reading 200+ pages of additional filler.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great storyline, great characters,
This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Paperback)
Michael Cox does a fantastic job with character development in his novel. Making the reader care for the characters is not an easy feat to accomplish, and I feel he has done well in doing so. I felt connected to Glyver, feeling much of the emotions that Cox was portaying in his main character.
I enjoyed his writting style, as I felt there was good direction and flow throughout the book except perhaps for a few short passages that were however important to the plot. It's been years since I've read a novel as interesting and enjoyable as this one. I look forward to Cox's second novel, as he suggests there will be on his website.
5.0 out of 5 stars
very interesting,
By temp (chatham, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Paperback)
The sheer size of this book I found a little daunting. But after a few pages I was hooked and the volume was no longer intimidating. As a matter of fact,now that I am on the last few pages, I find I don't want the story to end.I enjoyed the latin phrases at the start of each chapter and the explanations of unfamiliar 19th century references. Most of all, I enjoyed the story line.One never knowswhat will happen next.I enjoy reading about 19th century England and all it's nuances.Very descriptive. One is transported in time.The characters are well described.This book is a real page turner, as they say.
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This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
This is a wonderful, highly stylized work of historical fiction. Those with a penchant for Victorian literature will appreciate this book, as it is written in the style of the period with a great deal of thought given to detail. The book begins as a presentation to the reader by a University of Cambridge Professor of a manuscript discovered in the Cambridge library among some papers. As such, the professor has added many footnotes that serve to illuminate some of the historical and literary allusions and references interspersed throughout the book. This was a literary contrivance that I very much enjoyed, both as a history buff and avid bibliophile. The overall concept is really that of a book within a book.
The manuscript purports to be a confession of sorts, as it tells a story of friendship, betrayal, and revenge, revealing a secret that had a profound impact on those whose lives it touched. After reading just the first sentence, I was hooked, as the story begins with a cold-blooded murder. Set in Victorian England, the story is told by an Edward Glyver, who is seeking to avenge himself on Phoebus Rainsford Daunt, a childhood friend whom he met while they were students at Eton. While at Eton, a wrong was done to Edward that would mark him forevermore. The book offers a myriad of interesting characters and relationships that shaped Edward Glyver. The book is also rife with intrigues, coincidences, and secrets that deliciously unfold bit by bit, drawing the reader into the spider web of deceit that surrounds Edward Glyver, deceits that he is discovering and trying to unravel. The forces of good and evil are at work here, but who is good and who is evil is left for the discerning reader to determine, although such a determination is not always so black and white. Peppered with memorable characters, as well as a gripping plot, this is a well-written book that will keep the reader riveted to its pages as the plot thickens. While some of the plot is predictable, despite its twists and turns, I still found myself barely able to put the book down, so I can do nothing less than to highly recommend this immensely readable book.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
1001 UnDaunted Adventures in Victorian England,
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This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
The Meaning of Night will provide hours of rewarding entertainment for fans of Victorian mysteries and romances who have a literary bent and love rich historical detail. Those who love character development that is built up carefully, one layer of patina over another, will also delight in The Meaning of Night. Those who love complex plots where characters interact in complex ways over long time periods will also enjoy being entertained by The Meaning of Night. Such readers will revel in 600 pages of richly woven material. One of the unusual delights of this novel is the way that Mr. Cox employs the books the characters read, write and collect to indicate what kind of people the characters are.
If you are someone, however, who rarely reads a novel longer than 300 pages, you may find that your interest flags after a strong beginning before the story's pace picks up again around page 190. The book is more about thought than action unlike many Victorian mysteries that involve continual physical confrontations, a quality that may make the book less appealing to some. Michael Cox shows that he is well read and apprecaites good fcition. The Meaning of Night makes obeisance to master works like Crime and Punishment, Great Expectations, The Prince and the Pauper, "The Purloined Letter", The Sign of Four, The Name of the Rose and John Banville's The Sea. But Mr. Cox carefully avoids following any of those ingenious works in so much detail that freshness is denied to readers of The Meaning of Night. Every time I decided how the story would end, Mr. Cox would twist things around enough to prove me wrong and keep me interested. The story itself is positioned as being a handwritten confession from Victorian England that is being edited now by a professor of "Post-Victorian Fiction", a typical example of Mr. Cox's sly sense of humor. References to literature, authors, Latin, and various places are more heavily footed than in most academic works. That slight fiction about what the material is allows Mr. Cox to provide a stronger sense of time and place than most readers could appreciate without the many notes. Although The Meaning of Night often develops its plot slowly, the opening is as strong, direct and spare as a Dashiell Hammett work. "After killing the red-haired man, I took myself off to Quinn's for an oyster suppper." But the following pages are vastly less Hemingwayesque. After that astounding sentence, the bulk of the book digs through decades of earlier events which are reported through research-based flash backs. One of the surprisingly pleasant features of these flashbacks is that Mr. Cox is meticulous in providing links in his story that make the flashbacks fit well into the overall narration's logic. So what's it all about? Edward Glyvver is a man caught between several worlds. His parents died while he was young. Despite intelligence and energetic efforts, his academic path was cut short. Having little money, he must find a way to earn his own living. Glyvver employs the resourcefulness of a street-smart operator among the demimonde while being able to move smoothly among the gentry. The central crisis of Glyvver's life involves his passionate love for an ideal woman who is unattainable without money and position. Placed by Mr. Cox in that central vantage point, Glyvver sees and deeply understands the flaws and hypocrisies of the Victorians. But he also finds himself susceptible to the same flaws and hypocrisies. Ultimately, his dilemma relates to choosing who he wants to be in this highly stratified society. For anyone who has felt like they had been adopted, this story of searching for his roots will be moving and fascinating. To make this search more challenging, Glyvver has a dark twin, an evil nemesis named Phoebus Daunt. Ultimately, the appeal of a book like The Meaning of Night rests on what you think of the main characters. I found Edward Glyvver to be a powerful and intriguing character, one that will long remain in my consciousness. Glyvver is also a sympathetic character, even when he acts like a villain, and many readers will be rooting for him. The lovely Bella, his demimonde friend, is also sympathetically drawn. Christopher Tredgold is another interesting character as he strives to square his personal ethics with his legal promises. Laura Tensor will also make an impression on you. Phoebus Daunt makes an excellent foil for Glyvver, and you will find him well worth despising. Settle down for a delightful several hours!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A most poignant, deeply impressive, all-consuming reading experience,
By Daniel Jolley "darkgenius" (Shelby, North Carolina USA) - See all my reviews (TOP 50 REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
The singular product of a revivification of the best tradition of nineteenth century literature, The Meaning of Night tells an extraordinarily gripping tale of love, misfortune, villainy, betrayal, and, one must concede, fate unbowed. Thirty years from conception to publication, this is a true example of modern literature that achieves a remarkable depth of feeling even as it takes its readers on an immensely complicated journey through the darkness of the human soul. Michael Cox's dedication to historical detail fairly brings nineteenth-century London and its environs to remarkably poignant life, forming a most vivid backdrop to a story that draws you in more and more with each succeeding chapter. The story itself is a confessional biography of a most unfortunate denizen of mid-nineteenth-century Victorian England, and indeed it reads as if it were written contemporaneously with the great works of Charles Dickens. While this detailed, literary style may not appeal to those modern readers who merely peruse disposable novels for the sole purpose of fleeting entertainment, I feel it makes for the most penetrating, thoroughly immersive of reads and definitely allows for the most elaborate and effective approaches to character development.
The protagonist of The Meaning of Night is a most formidable, unforgettable character, someone who seems to represent so much of the human condition in his solitary soul. While our initial encounter with this fellow does not exactly awaken pangs of camaraderie, he soon becomes the most sympathetic of characters, a man wronged far beyond the pale. While we all know it is wrong to truly hate another person, how could Edward Glyver not hate the man he recognizes as his nemesis? He blames this man, the celebrated poet Phoebus Rainsford Daunt, for the deliberate ruination of his life and future on far too many occasions to be coincidence. Since the narrator of this mystifying confession seems in no way a madman, one cannot help but acquiesce to his personal belief that cruel fate has bound these two men together for its own pernicious reasons. Glyver's enmity toward this one-time friend began in the characters' youth, with Glyver blaming Daunt for his sudden and unwarranted dismissal from school, an injustice that naturally thwarted the young man's planned course for the future. Eventually, Glyver comes to blame Daunt for stealing his very past as well as his future, taking away from him everything he ever deserved and wanted. The real mystery of this story begins in the years following the death of Glyver's mother. While reading through her journals, Glyver first touches upon a revelation of the most life-changing kind. Learning that his true history may be something quite different from what he has always believed, Glyver combines his ardent desire for revenge against Daunt with a wholehearted attempt to find the evidence that will secure him the birthright he now knows should be his by legal right. As the drama unfolds, both objectives follow converging paths that lead to a seemingly unavoidable, inarguably tragic climax. Cox sews an immense number of characters and plot lines together with the skills of a master surgeon of the written word, transforming even the most mundane of incidents into shockingly effective revelations. The final hundred pages contain many a gut-wrenching moment, especially one involving betrayal of the most devastating kind -- which only makes the reader all the more determined to follow Glyver's story through to the bitter end. One cannot help but be drawn completely into this vibrant Victorian atmosphere, swarming as it is with the most fascinating and inscrutable characters playing their own mysterious parts in this endlessly fascinating tale. To me, this novel has overtones of both Dickens and Dostoyevsky, and I would be hard pressed to come up with a more enthusiastic endorsement of any work of fiction. If there is any such thing as an instant classic of literature, The Meaning of Night is it. I could discuss the emotional vagaries and poignant revelations of this novel for hours on end, but I would not dare deny the potential reader of the opportunity to immerse himself or herself in this fascinating novel the same way I did -- with no foreknowledge as to any of the story's revelations and emotional upheavals. If you harbor the slightest appreciation for the unparalleled power and beauty of the written word, you will want to immerse yourself in the pages of The Meaning of Night.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Victorian tale of buried secrets, betrayed love, revealed destiny, and multiple murders,
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This review is from: The Meaning of Night (Hardcover)
At the start of "The Meaning of Night: A Confession," the narrator tells how he murdered a complete stranger, a red-haired man, and then head off to a favorite eating establishingment for an oyster supper. The murder turns out to be a practice run, to see if our narrator, whose name is given here as Edward Charles Glyver (but who does not appear in the Eton Lists of the period), an opportunity to see if he can commit, not to mention, get away with a murder. Such a beginning brings to mind Doestoevsky's "Crime and Punishment," but this is not an attempt for Glyver to prove himself a superman, but a key step in his grand design to bring down his sworn enemy.
What unfolds in Michael Cox's novel are the reasons why Glyver wants to kill this particular person. What is interesting is that the initial reason, which may or may not strike you as being sufficient cause for wanting to see the man dead, gives way to other more serious and compelling reasons. The cover of this novel promises buried secrets, betrayed love, a revealed destiny, and that certainly covers it, although in the sort of tangled web in which readers of such stories like to lose themselves. What I found interesting is that as I became involved in the story, I forgot that the book's "hero" had committed a cold blooded murder of an innocent man. However, neither Glyver nor Cox has forgotten that initial fact even if it escape the mind of their reader until the tale comes full circle before playing out the end game until the final lesson is Donne. You might have some trouble getting into reading this book and not just because this is a rather big trade paperback volume, but rather because Cox is making a concerted effort to not only tell a story set in Victorian England, but also to write in the style of that period. Charles Dickens is obviusly the most prolific and popular writer of that period, but "The Meaning of Night" is much more of an epistolary novel than it reminiscent of Dickens' prose style and certainly without his social sensibilities. But as you go along you become accustomed to these particular rhythms, and Cox goes to great pains to make the writings and speeches of other characters uniquely there own as well. The place where E.G. has his oyster supper is not only identified by name as being Quinn's, there is also an accompanying footnote that explains this was a well-known fish and sea-food eating-place in the Haymarket circa 1854. All of the chapter titles are in Latin, and so those are necessarily translated as the first footnote, but the book's "editor" (J.J. Antrobus, Professor of Post-Authentic Victoriam Fiction at the University of Cambridge) has faithfully documented the people, places and things that would be unfamiliar to readers because they did live in Victorian England. Certainly there will be those who will find such documentation to be distracting, but I love this sort of stuff. I will try to figure out the date of a photograph of a baseball player from the uniform they are wearing, so knowing that the Prime Minister would have attended a meal alone because his wife had died some time earlier appeals to me. Most are real, some are clearly faux, and others will have you guessing if you want to make that part of the game, which, of course, I did. |
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