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Communicating Affection: Interpersonal Behavior and Social Contextby Kory Floyd
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Few behavioral processes are more central to the development and maintenance of intimate relationships than the communication of affection. Indeed, affectionate expressions often initiate and accelerate relational development. By contrast, their absence in established relationships frequently coincides with relational deterioration. This text explores the scientific research on affection exchange to emerge from the disciplines of communication, social psychology, family studies, psychophysiology, anthropology, and nursing. Specific foci include the individual and relational benefits (including health benefits) of affectionate behavior, as well as the significant risks often associated with expressing affection. A new, comprehensive theory of human affection exchange is offered, and its merits relative to existing theories are explored.
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Table of Contents1. An introduction to affectionate communication; 2. Thinking about affection: the theories; 3. Encoding affectionate messages; 4. Decoding and responding to affectionate expressions; 5. Benefits of expressing and receiving affection; 6. Risks associated with affectionate communication; 7. A new theoretic approach; 8. Affectionate communication in human interaction.
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Carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen (CNO) are key elements in stellar formation and evolution, and their abundances should also have a significant impact on planetary formation and evolution. We present a detailed spectroscopic analysis of 74 solar-type stars, 42 of which are known to harbour planets.
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I saw mention of a brand of socks that dry in 4-6 hours SOMEWHERE here on Fodors and I can't find it now. Anyone have them? Anyone remember?
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Can't help you, but I'm interested in the answer too. Socks always seem to take FOREVER to dry completely.
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We bought ours through Tilley's. http://www.tilley.com/Women-Underwears-Socks.aspx
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Thanks elnap29. I will check them out. The one I'm remembering, though, was not Tilley (I know about Tilley - love my hat). Hopefully someone will remember.
Do you like your Tilley socks? Do you wash them while traveling (hand wash in your room + air dry)?
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Or, you could take your oldest current socks, discarding as you travel, and let the new ones welcome you home.
Now I'm ready for "Oh, I could never wear an older sock on my vacation!!"
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I could never wear an older sock on my vacation!
Honestly, it seems like my socks go from perfectly fine to threadbare and holey heels, with NO time in between.
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The Tilley socks were fine; We each took 2 pairs, washed one out in the sink each night, and they were indeed dry by morning. There could be better brands out there, but these are the only ones we've tried. I prefer cotton socks, but those would never dry!
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Oh, the secret to getting clothing properly dried is to roll them into a microfiber travel towel to remove excess moisture before air drying. The towel dries very quickly as well. (We use the Rick Steves version).
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I take older (to be tossed) socks for the flight over, and any days that are minimal walking. But for most days we cover a lot of ground and I need a good performance sock that will protect my feet from blisters and keep them comfortable. I have Smartwools and Wright double layer CoolMesh, but they are not quick drying. Although the Wrights dry faster than the SmartWools, it's not overnight. I usually roll my wet socks in a bath towel, fold the towel over a few times, and then stand on/jump on the towel to absorb the maximum moisture out of the wet clothes. My husband calls it the Dirty Laundry Dance.
I have had some success speeding up sock drying time with a hairdryer, but I hate wasting energy like that.
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I haven't tried them, but you could check out the ultralight or quick dry socks at
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Once the captain had filled the tank with river water, a team of state Fish and Wildlife biologists and technicians aimed a 100-foot tube into the belly of McHenry's 64-foot boat, the Merva W. About 100,000 baby salmon gushed out of a truck into the hold.
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Sales including inside sales, outside sales, or retail sales. Consider these things and if you don't currently have them send me a note.*....
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Cornblooms - A Shoe Boutique - Madison, WI
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Report: 'Transformers 4' Star Jack Reynor Lands Role in 'Star Wars Episode 7'
Another actor is added to the mix of "Star Wars Episode 7", as J.J. Abrams continues holding off casting announcement. According to Ain't It Cool News, two different sources confirm "Transformers: Age of Extinction" hunk Jack Reynor has landed a role in the much-hyped film.
Gary Oldman, Zac Efron, Michael B. Jordan, and Saoirse Ronan previously said they were in talks for the movie, but Ronan later said she didn't get the part. "Breaking Bad" actor Jesse Plemons is also tipped to join the franchise, but nothing has officially been confirmed.
"Episode 7" is slated to hit theatres on December 18, 2015. Two sequels are set to follow for 2017 and 2019 releases respectively. Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill, and Carrie Fisher are expected to reprise their roles as the classic "Star Wars" trio, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Princess Leia.
A new picture that shows Abrams having a group meeting with Kathleen Kennedy and several other people is revealed on Lucasfilm's website. In the background, some concept art for the film is seen hanging on the wall.
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NEW YORK – For the Red Sox, the season increasingly represents a race against time.
That is a characterization that typically holds for a team that is trying to catch up in a playoff race, rather than for a team that holds a 2½ game lead in the wild card race, with a magic number of four and six games remaining. Yet even as the Sox occupy the lead spot in the wild card race, as the season winds down, they remain a startlingly unfinished product.
It remains unclear to what degree that will change between now and – should they punch their passage to October – the playoffs. That is true of both the team as a whole and some of its members. A great deal of uncertainty looms about both who will be available for the Sox as October arrives and what kind of performances can be expected from those players.
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The reluctance with which the Sox approached the idea of having John Lackey start on Sunday in Yankee Stadium was eye-opening.
Sunday would represent Lackey's normal turn, and he would be pitching on five days' rest. He was signed to a five-year, $82.5 million deal after the 2009 season precisely because the Sox wanted to add a pitcher who had a long history of success in such spotlight moments.
But almost two years and a 5.27 ERA (6.49 this year – on the threshold of becoming the worst in Red Sox history) later, the Sox are treating Lackey as little more than the best of a number of undesirable options.
Until he struggled in his first start in more than two weeks, the Sox toyed with the idea of having left-hander Erik Bedard make the start in New York on four days' rest. The team considered giving the start to Alfredo Aceves, but manager Terry Francona felt that the team benefited more from having the versatile Aceves available as a bullpen option, where he's been extremely valuable throughout the year. The Sox explored trades for pitchers outside the organization, but could not find a viable option.
And so, the team will turn to Lackey in what could be a game of tremendous significance. Yet the pitcher whom they will send to the mound is not the same one whom they signed, but instead some pale imitation thereof.
"If we could pinpoint a reason [for Lackey's struggles], we would have addressed it by now," said Sox GM Theo Epstein. "It's a number of factors. It's very difficult to explain. He's got a much better track record than this. We have to spend a lot of time trying to get him back to what he was."
Lackey did reassert himself once earlier in the season, during a stretch in July and into early August in which he flashed signs of a power arsenal that looked more like what he had as a member of the Angels. But that form has not been evident in the last month or so. If the switch is to flip – and if Lackey is to reassert himself as something more than an option of last resort who may be in danger of losing a spot in the postseason rotation – the turnaround must come quickly.
The same is true of Bedard, who followed 16 days on the shelf due to a knee and then lat injury with a 2 2/3 inning dud in which he failed to strike out a batter for the first time of his career as a starter. If Bedard can look like the pitcher who had a 3.66 ERA and struck out a batter an inning in his first six starts for the Sox, then the Sox will be in a position where they have a viable No. 3 starter for the postseason. If he struggles through another outing, however, then the Sox will have little reason to feel optimistic about the depth of their rotation entering in a potential postseason scenario.
In theory, Clay Buchholz could be a difference-maker – perhaps in the season's final days, perhaps in the postseason. On a staff that is desperate for reinforcements, his potentially dominating stuff would seem a welcome and potentially significant addition.
In practice, there is so little time for him to prepare for such a job as a reliever that the right-hander is admittedly cautious about whether he can do so.
"If we had three weeks left in the season then I wouldn't have any problem with it because I'd have time to get ready," said Buchholz. "Now that we're down to a week left, and we need to win, coming out of a bullpen which I've only done once or twice in my career and that was three, four years ago, the routine's going to be different. As much as I want it to be the same, it would be different."
Buchholz' status might be a slightly less significant issue but for one relatively overlooked – but fairly significant – change to the structure of the bullpen.
From May through early September, Dan Wheeler had emerged as precisely the kind of reliever the Sox envisioned when they signed him. After a rocky start in Boston, the right-hander enjoyed a 33-game stretch in which he had a 1.53 ERA and held opponents to a .175 average and .496 OPS.
For the most part, he was not being asked to assume the Sox' most significant relief innings. Indeed, he was rarely pitching in close games in which the Sox held the lead.
However, his job as a pitcher who was asked to hold an opponent at bay for an inning or two in a contest in which the Sox trailed by a couple of runs was meaningful. First, his ability to keep opposing lineups in check gave the Sox lineup an opportunity to come back. Secondly, his ability to lay claim to such a role represented an important part in defining the bullpen structure.
However, in early September, he started to experience forearm stiffness. He tried to pitch through it, but ended up runs in three consecutive appearances before the Sox shut him down after a Sept. 7 appearance in which he suffered a loss in extra innings.
The consequence of his absence became clear earlier this week. On Monday, in the first game of a double header, Alfredo Aceves was brought into a game that the Sox trailed. He pitched three shutout innings, yet his efforts were wasted, as the Sox proved unable to come back. Aceves was burned in the loss.
The next night, with Aceves unavailable, the Sox tried to get nine outs from Daniel Bard and Jonathan Papelbon. That plan failed, with Bard allowing a pair of singles and Papelbon suffering his first blown save since May.
Now, the season has just five days left, and Wheeler has yet to throw a bullpen session since being shut down. He reports steady progress, but cannot predict when – or whether – he will be able to pitch again in a game.
"I'm making a lot of progress. I just want to make sure everything is right in there. It's been one of those things where I feel good, but am trying to keep it going," said Wheeler. "I'm hoping [to pitch in a regular season game]. It's tough to say. We're pushing as fast as we can because of the time of year with the season coming to an end. I want to be ready to go. We'll see. Keeping my fingers crossed. I wish I was out there. It sucks not being out there. This is the time I want to do it."
Drew has been out since late July with a succession of ailments – beginning with a shoulder impingement, then moving to a finger issue then moving to a stiff neck – but he may be getting close to playing in games. He hit indoors on Friday, and while manager Terry Francona cautioned that Drew still has been limited in his activities, he did not dismiss the idea of activating the outfielder soon.
But towards what end? It would be almost impossible to say. On the one hand, in 2008, Drew missed all but two of the Sox' final 38 games, but rebounded with a clutch postseason that included a pair of huge homers as well as a walkoff hit.
On the other hand, whether because of age (Drew is 35) or injuries, Drew was amidst the worst year of his career when he landed on the DL. He is hitting .219 with a .317 OBP and .305 slugging mark this year, marks that made him one of the least productive outfielders in the game.
If he can come back, the Sox would welcome it. But his role and potential contribution remains a question.
The same is true of Kevin Youkilis, whose 2011 season is offering shades of Mike Lowell's 2008. The third baseman is trying to work his way back from a sports hernia and bursitis in his hip. The Sox are checking on him on a daily basis to determine what kinds of activities he can tolerate (on Friday, that consisted of hitting off a tee and taking flips).
But it remains uncertain whether the 32-year-old will play again this year, and if he does, whether he can come close to being the middle-of-the-order threat who has been such a valuable lineup contributor to the Sox for the last several years.
They are 5-16 in the month of September, better only than a Minnesota Twins team that possesses the worst record in the American League. Their record is an adequate reflection of their play, with holes emerging everywhere – in a rotation that has featured both poor health and poor performances by those who are healthy, in a bullpen that has been overtaxed but that has also failed at critical junctures, in a defense that went from elite to porous, in a lineup that went from relentlessly deep to top-heavy.
The causes of the team's failure are far-reaching. But ultimately, the exercise in identifying those causes is far less significant than leaving those struggles behind.
In the middle of June, the challenge would represent something of an academic exercise. Now, it has become a matter that will determine whether the Sox' season will come to an abrupt and imminent halt.
"It's on us to turn this thing around. We don't have any excuses. We don't have an excuse in the world," said Sox GM Theo Epstein. "It's time to step up and show what we're made of.
"This is a stretch of disappointing play and we own that. We can't run away from that. It's certainly not too late. We're fortunate in a sense that we can wake up and play one good week of baseball and then have a great opportunity in the postseason. It's time to do it though. …
"We had a rough April," he added, alluding to the team's 2-10 start. "And we played, whatever it was, close to .700 ball for four months and now we're having a real rough September. It's in there. We've pulled ourselves out of this before. We just have to do it in a hurry."
For the Sox, there is – almost literally – not time like the present. A baseball season that is defined by its amazing duration has now been reduced to a narrow, closing window. Depending on what happens, the team could follow drastically different courses.
If there is no change, the Sox will soon arrive at the end of their season – whether by the end of the regular season or with a quick egress from the first round of the postseason. If they enact a quick about-face, however, then a team that has looked flat for three weeks may suddenly look like a far more formidable group.
"Everyone gets knocked on their ass sooner or later. It's what happens afterwards that matters. We have an opportunity to go do something," said Epstein. "I will say this. Win a game or two in a row here, I do think this team could feel unburdened a little bit and get dangerous in a hurry. It starts with winning one game."
Dale, Michael and Jerry dig into the details of this draft for the Patriots with ESPN's Mike Reiss.
Giardi and Price discuss the Tom Brady appeal getting overturned and Roger Goodell's victory tour. The guys can't believe the victory lap and some of his behavior. The more you listen to him, the more frustrating his behavior becomes.
Giardi and Price break down how the teams in the AFC East altered their futures after the NFL Draft weekend.
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
Danny Ainge joins Glenn and Christian to explain the Celtics draft process; and he also discusses the trade rumors that permeated the night.
Mut is flying solo the last hour, but he's giving reaction and analysis as the Celtics draft a power forward out of France by the name of Guerschon Yabusele and getting some early grades for the Celtics
We check in with the manager of the Boston Red Sox, John Farrell joins us live from Tampa for our weekly update on all things Sox.
Eduardo Rodriguez and the Sox stumbled in their 13-7 loss to the Rays. Mut recaps the game and takes your calls on all things Boston baseball.
Christian recaps the Red Sox 6-2 loss to the Rangers.
DJ and Pete continue to assess the season that was for the Bruins and look toward the future for the franchise and how they can improve.
DJ and Pete are together for the final Sunday Skate of the season. They get into their overall thoughts on the season, the Bruins keeping Claude Julien on as head coach and the end-of-season press conferences last week. They discuss the rebuild process, what the Bruins need and how they can obtain it. Plenty of callers have their own theories and opinions on all of these topics as well.
Butch is joined by two-thirds of the Sunday Skate show in DJ and Pete. The guys discuss the problems with Bruins including leadership and grit, who should stay and who should go and if Claude is to blame.
Kirk Minihane's Thursday Headlines welcome interns Tim and Conor to dicuss their trip to the Trump luncheon in downtown Boston.
A guest appearance by Chris Simms on WFAN with Boomer Esiason forces John, Gerry and Kirk back down the DeflateGate wormhole.
The Olympics in Brazil might have a few strange characters around, plus the guys discuss some changes in WEEI management and the sales staff bringing them breakfast
WEEI Bruins Reporter DJ Bean joins Glenn and Lou to talk about the B's waiving Dennis Seidenberg, and the Jacob Trouba rumors.
Glenn and Lou try to figure out what the Sox can do to right the ship
Isaiah Thomas talks to Glenn and Lou about why he loves Boston, the NBA Money Bump, oh, and some Durant guy
We discuss the moves (or lack thereof) of the Bruins so far, and how fans have been less than receptive to the few changes.
Should he stay or should he go? We discuss it.
Inspired by "Social Media Day" we look at four instances where athletes do it the best (or worst) on social media.
Kirk Minihane talks to Antoine Walker about his troubles with gambling, losing his $100m fortune, his relationship with Paul Pierce, and playing under Rick Pitino.
Former Celtics General Manager Jan Volk joins Kirk Minihane for a discussion that any Celtics fan will love. Kirk and Jan talk about the legendary 85/86 Celtics and how the team was constructed and of course the decision to draft Len Bias and his tragic death.
Kirk Minihane sits down with John Tomase to talk about the current political landscape, John's desire to write about social issues, and of course Spygate is discussed.
WEEI's Scott McLaughlin talks to Boston University defenseman Charlie McAvoy about getting drafted 14th overall by the Boston Bruins.
Ben, Russ and Alex start the show by discussing the breaking news that Zlatan Ibrahimovic is headed to Manchester United. They also continue to cover the EURO's and Iceland's improbable run through the tourney. And of course, inevitably, they address Lionel Messi's announcement that he is retiring from Argentina.
Kirk Minihane talks to Antoine Walker about his troubles with gambling, losing his $100m fortune, his relationship with Paul Pierce, and playing under Rick Pitino.
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The guys finish the show bantering about Max Kellerman apparently getting the Skip Bayless job, Iceland's win over England in the Euro 2016, and Caitlyn Jenner on SIMore from this show
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Should Callahan go to the Donald Trump luncheon at the Langham Hotel? The guys discuss as well as the risk of celebrities endorsing Trump publicly.More from this show
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Friday, May 27, Lori Bell had one of her long standing gigs at the La Jolla Community Center with Mike Garson, piano, and Ron Satterfield, guitar and vocals. Amiable and buoyant, Lori established good rapport with the packed audience. She's the kind of person you wish you had for a classmate when you were going to school. The music was excellent with stellar performances from Ron Satterfield, a major talent, and Mike Garson, former pianist with David Bowie. That being said this review will be packed with anecdotes like the time Lori gave piano lessons to my granddaughter, Monique. She was so good with her and a wonderful teacher. [Read more…]
Bob Dylan Turns 75: May Your Song Always Be Sung
By Abby Zimet / CommonDreams
Bobby Zimmerman of Hibbing, Minnesota turned 75 on Tuesday. Unreal. America's great troubadour is still on the road, heading for another joint – though, for those around in the bad old days, nothing can beat 1975's dazzling Rolling Thunder Revue – and this week Bob Dylan also released his 37th studio album, "Fallen Angels." [Read more…]
A Jazzy San Diego Weekend: Two Worlds Merged Rather Than Collided
Flute Fusion with Holly Hofmann and Beth Ross-Buckley; Jazz @ the Jacobs with Gregory Porter
A packed house at the Mingei Museum in Balboa Park was treated to a flute duo billed as Flute Fusion featuring Holly Hofmann, inveterate jazz flautist and promoter, along with Beth Ross-Buckley, classical flautist and promoter. Both Holly and Beth have been long time music presenters in San Diego. Holly started at the Horton Grand and had a memorable gig for many years at the San Diego Museum of Art. Beth started a chamber music group called Camarada in 1994. This night they joined forces. [Read more…]
A Chat with Singer Janis Ian
Appearing May 22nd at the Balboa Theater at a Benefit for the San Diego Human Dignity Foundation Lesbian Health Initiative
By Anne M. Haule
I had the most delightful chat with Janis Ian this morning. Her warmth immediately calmed my nerves (in this my first celebrity interview). I felt as if I were chatting with a friend. She is upbeat, articulate, humorous and amazingly candid. She was generous with her time and forthright with her comments. She is a self-proclaimed optimist with a sparkle in her voice.
We began by talking about her 50+ year career – and what a versatile career it has been and continues to be. Janis has received 38 awards and honors for her music, her writing, her audiobooks, and her social activism. [Read more…]
RIP Joe Marillo, San Diego's Godfather of Jazz
Joe Marillo passed away Saturday, March 26. Born in Niagara Falls, NY, 83 years ago, he moved to San Diego in 1974 from Las Vegas where he had played in show bands for 10 years. He started out playing saxophone in Atlantic City, NJ while swinging from a trapeze.
He was dedicated to bringing straight ahead, mainstream jazz to San Diego for almost 50 years both with his virtuoso playing and his skills as a presenter and impresario. He received the San Diego Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award in 2003.
After moving here from Las Vegas, Joe immediately started playing and performing in San Diego clubs. I first saw and heard him at Chuck's Steak House in La Jolla where Joe lived "in the ghetto" for his entire life. [Read more…]
Joe Wilder: Gentleman of Jazz
Joe Wilder was not only a magnificent trumpet player but a gentleman according to all who knew him. I had the privilege of presenting him and saxophonist Marshal Royal along with a local rhythm section composed of Mike Wofford, Bob Magnusson and Roy McCurdy at the Lyceum Theatre in 1990 under the auspices of the San Diego Jazz Society. A CD was made of the performance which, unfortunately, is out of print. Joe helped to break down racial barriers on Broadway, radio, television and in classical music.
Wilder's sense of propriety was legendary. When Wilder was in Lionel Hampton's orchestra in the early 1940s, fellow band members used to offer him a $10 bill if he would simply utter one four-letter word. Wilder never collected! A soft-spoken and stately man, he never appeared in public without a tie. He was a non-smoker and non-drinker. He was as impeccable in his playing as he was in his personal life. Classically trained, he had to face the reality that no African-Americans were being hired for symphony jobs in the 1930s and 40s. After auditions for symphony jobs, they were told, "Don't call us; we'll call you." [Read more…]
Benny Hollman : A Celebration of Life, 1940 – 2015
By Connie Zuñiga
After three days of heavy rain, the sun came shining through January 8 for a very important day, our farewell to Benny. On December 12 2015, beloved musician and bandleader Benny Hollman lost his years-long struggle with cancer, surrounded by family at his home in Mira Mesa.
We would say our goodbye to Benny at Our Lady of Guadalupe church. [Read more…]
Looking Down the Road at San Diego
It's like a tale of two cities. The staff with the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) have put together competing proposals for spending priorities in advance of a ballot measure for countywide half-cent sales tax increase, raising $18 billion over the next 40 years.
Two constituencies are targeted with these proposals: city politicians and environmentally conscious citizens. Both plans include construction of a new trolley line running from South Bay to Carmel Valley, a skyway system of gondolas connecting the first tier of mesas (Balboa Ave to PB, Sorrento Valley to UCSD) to the coast, along with various clean air and water projects.
One proposal offers up 40% of revenues for cash-strapped localities to be spent on infrastructure, 30% on transit projects and operations and 10% on highways. spending priorities. The other proposal offers up 50% of revenues for transit, 17% for highways and zero for infrastructure. [Read more…]
Faulconer Flunky Dukes It Out With Saldaña in UT Interview
Today's Union-Tribune interview with mayoral candidate Lori Saldaña read like a debate between the former Assemblywoman with Mayor Faulconer's campaign manager Jason Roe. This was coverage reminiscent of the Copley era.
Rather than give Saldaña a clear shot at explaining her views and critiques (and she has plenty) of the present regime, the Union-Tribune tapped the mayoral pit bull to refute her point by point.
This reminds me very much of the old days around the paper, wherein any viewpoints counter to "everybody knows" were quickly smothered with officially blessed counterpoints. [Read more…]
'The Best There Is': World Mourns Artistic Maverick David Bowie
"I'm not a prophet or a stone aged man, just a mortal with potential of a superman," Bowie once sang.
By Lauren McCauley / Common Dreams
The world on Monday mourned the death of David Bowie, the iconic rock star, record producer, artist, and performer whose influence spanned generations and whose ideas constantly pushed boundaries of creativity, sexuality, and custom.
Bowie's death was confirmed by a post on his Facebook page, which said that the artist died peacefully in New York City on Sunday "surrounded by his family after a courageous 18 month battle with cancer." He had just celebrated his 69th birthday on January 8.
Bowie, born David Robert Jones in Brixton, south London, was lauded as a performer who was always ahead of his time. [Read more…]
Rest in Heavenly Peace, Natalie
I woke up on the first day of 2015 with a smile on my face and then the smile was replaced with laughter as Apricot (our grand-dog, Maria and I call her) jumped onto the bed and tongued my face with kisses dished out like machine gun fire.
I got up and, per my routine, checked my email and facebook and such, and no sooner than I did, I saw that Natalie Cole had passed away on New Year's Eve. That was not what I wanted to see in 2016.
Oh, what a voice. That beautiful woman played a role in how I celebrated turning sixty. [Read more…]
Peter Sprague Rocks Dizzy's
Peter Sprague brought an extremely talented all-star group into Dizzy's last Saturday to play classics from the Golden Age of Rock.
Although he's primarily known as a jazz musician, Peter has mastered the essentials of all musical traditions and genres. As a teenager growing up in Del Mar, Peter and his siblings were exposed to their father's jazz record collection. But like most teenagers in their rebellious mode, they were attracted not to the music of their parents' generation but to the sounds that were happening around them and listened to by their contemporaries. That would be rock 'n roll, the music of the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, Cream, Bob Marley and Jimi Hendrix. They also condescended to give credence to one of their father's jazz rock albums by Blood, Sweat and Tears. [Read more…]
Jazz at the Handlery
By John Lawrence
There is a nice little jazz series running in San Diego at the Handlery Hotel's 950 lounge at 950 Hotel Circle North. This has been put together by Holly Hofmann who has been presenting concerts in San Diego for 30 years or more. In addition she plays a helluva flute. Recently I saw Stef Johnson with Rob Thorsen and the week before Gilbert Castellanos and Bobby Cressey. The place has a nice happy hour menu and reasonably priced libations. There is no admission or cover charge. Parking is free with validation.
Jazz does not have that many dedicated venues in San Diego so the jazz loving public has to rely mainly on the musicians themselves to create their own gigs. There are no institutional venues such as classical music has. No Symphony Halls. No billionaire sponsors. For that you have to go to New York City, the epicenter of jazz. We do have a dedicated jazz radio station – KSDS-FM – 88.3. Now we just need a billionaire to step up and underwrite the equivalent of New York's Dizzy's Club Coca Cola at Lincoln Center. Holly would make a wonderful impresario for such a venue because her connections in the jazz world are endless and her dedication, nonpareil. [Read more…]
San Diego Celebrates the Dead: Días de los Muertos 2015
By Brent E. Beltrán
Candles. Photos. Marigolds and other flowers. Some favorite foods. Maybe a beer or shot of tequila. We all remember differently our loved ones who have passed.
Some remember with regret, others with joy, sadness, longing. But we remember.
Death is but a natural part of life. We carry our dead with us in our hearts and some are hoisted upon the bony blades of their forbearers. But we remember. [Read more…]
Buena Vista Social Club in the (White) House!
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Here's something to celebrate–the Cuban musicians who compromise the Buena Vista Social Club will be performing at the White House on October 15. They have been touring the United States for almost twenty years. They got their start in 1997 when Ry Cooder searched out a number of aging and forgotten singers and musicians from Cuba's rich musical past, brought them together and cut the album Buena Vista Social Club. Wim Wenders documented the process and outcome in his popular film of the same name.
It's worth remembering that while the group was well received here, there was bitter and loud push back from the most anti-Castro segments of the Cuban exile community in Miami. [Read more…]
Are Journalists Safe in Mexico? Benefit Concert to Support Independent Journalism in Mexico
By Anna Daniels
On Saturday September 12, virtuoso leona player and poet Laura Rebolloso will perform in a special San Diego benefit concert in which all proceeds will go to support the efforts of independent journalists in Mexico. Pianist Alonso Blanco and percussionist Vladimir Coronel will accompany Ms. Rebolloso.
The urgency of support for Mexican journalists not only within that country but in every country that values freedom of the press is summed up in The Guardian's horrifying headline "'Journalists are being slaughtered'- Mexico's problem with press freedom." This is an issue that we are not watching closely enough in this country, primarily because it receives so little main stream media coverage. [Read more…]
7 Great Music Videos about Work and Working People
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We have a long history of music that chronicles the struggles of working people in this country. This music depicts our transformation from an agrarian economy to an industrialized one and the labor movement that arose from that transformation. The econ0my has been transformed yet again as we moved from manufacturing to service sector jobs; as jobs are outsourced and employees are re-defined as independent contractors; and as worker productivity has sharply increased, wages for the middle class and working poor remain stagnant.
Work remains dangerous and too often deadly for some; underpaid or unequally paid for far too many. Labor unions have historically addressed both of those work issues and union members have put their lives on the line to remedy them. These videos are a reminder of the work and of the struggle. And they still resonate today. [Read more…]
1915: It Was a Very Good Year
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1915 was a very good year because three giants of twentieth century music were born that year: Frank Sinatra, Billie Holliday and Billy Strayhorn. This year is the hundredth anniversary of their births.
By far the best known is Frank Sinatra, born in Hoboken, NJ to a middle class Italian family. His mother, Dolly, was a real go getter who became a political force in Hoboken. She secured Frank his first real job as a singer with the Hoboken Four, and got her husband hired by the Fire Department. When they told her they didn't have any openings, she told them, "Make one." They did.
Frank's stories of growing up poor were so much BS. The Sinatra family moved into a $13,400. house in Hoboken in the middle of the Depression, an astronomical sum in those days. She had befriended so many people in Hoboken that, when the Democratic machine needed votes, Dolly could deliver them. She also had a thriving business as a midwife and an abortionist. Unfortunately, she died in a plane crash, a plane that Frank had chartered to bring her from Palm Springs to Las Vegas for his opening at Caesar's Palace. [Read more…]
Natalie Cressman and Band a Hit at Dizzy's Jazz Club
By John Lawrence
Singer-songwriter-trombonist Natalie Cressman brought her quintet to Dizzy's Jazz Club Saturday, July 11. Natalie has been creating quite a stir lately with her 8th place finish in the trombone category of the Down Beat Critics poll, Rising Star division.. Her band has a very contemporary sound, sort of a jazz-rock groove. And groove they did.
Natalie wrote most of the songs. I'm assuming she did the arrangements too which were fantastic. She made the most out of two horns – trumpet and trombone – and a killer rhythm section consisting of Mike Bono on guitar, Michael Mitchell on drums and Adam Goldman on bass. I particularly enjoyed the drummer although he stayed in the background the whole time. There was an energy to this band especially when they cut loose on the last number. [Read more…]
Film Review: 'What Happened, Miss Simone?'
By Alex Demyanenko / Capital & Main
The first shot of What Happened, Miss Simone? shows a crowd applauding the appearance of a singer. After years of a self-imposed hiatus, Nina Simone walks onstage, and with one hand on a piano, bows. For a full 10 seconds. She then looks up and out at the rapturous audience. But she is not smiling. Her stare is intense. Some will see fear in her eyes. Others will see indifference. Others might even see loathing. Or all of it.
Once Simone sits at the piano and the applause ends, she does nothing for half a minute. The uncomfortable silence is finally broken by her softy saying "Hello" into the mic, only to be greeted by a fan shouting, "Hi. We are ready!" But is Simone? After seeing Liz Garbus' documentary, an even better question is, "Was she ever?"
Not everyone who is thrust into stardom is ready for it or even desirous of it. There is no doubt that part of Simone loved being famous, but the juxtaposed moods in this opening scene are palpable and unnerving for a reason. The moment is not only a metaphor for Simone's fascinating journey as the most compelling and provocative diva of her time, but also a harbinger of what is to come for the next 100 minutes, a document of a life full of contradiction that poses almost as many questions as it answers. [Read more…]
Summer Chronicles #2: That Music You Are Hearing
By Jim Miller
Gary Snyder is a courage teacher. His fine new book of poems, This Present Moment, is a meditation on wonder and impermanence. In it, for instance, we learn to value our laptops "Because whole worlds of writing can be boldly laid out and then highlighted/and vanish in the flash at 'delete,'/so it teaches of impermanence and pain."
And it's true, the miracle of creation that comes out of "a formless face/which is our Original Face," but as soon as the words are formed the self who made them is no longer there.
Still there is beauty, and moments of grace are there to be found and cherished in "the morning and night coming together," the "glacier scrapes across the bedrock," and "the deep dense woods." You just need to follow "the shining way of the wild" and "hang in, work it out, watch for the moment." [Read more…]
The History of Neighborhood House in Logan Heights: 1950s Social Clubs–Los Gallos
Social clubs have been a noteworthy part of Logan Height's history. After WWII, Leonard Fierro, Frank Peñuelas, Mike Negrete and Armando Rodriguez were reunited and started a new Toltec Club based on Frank's 1930s prototype at Neighborhood House. Girls participated in the Lucky 13 Club. The 1950s brought a revived interest in social clubs for the young people in Logan Heights. Los Gallos was one of the first of these clubs.
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Lena Horne: A Great Lady Who Broke the Color Line
Lena Horne was the first black woman to get a contract with a major Hollywood Studio
By John Lawrence
Born into a black bourgeoisie family in 1917, Lena Horne was signed up in the NAACP by her grandmother, Cora Calhoun Horne, a college graduate, at the age of two. The Hornes owned a four-story residence in the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn.
The distinguished Horne family included teachers, activists and a Harlem Renaissance poet. Lena's uncle became dean of a black college. According to James Gavin's biography of Lena, Stormy Weather, the black bourgeoisie were descendants of favored slaves "privileged blacks who, by virtue of their brains or their sexual allure to their masters, had worked in the house, not in the field. During the decade-long heyday of Reconstruction, they'd used their cachet to start businesses and gain social standing."
Lena's grandmother drilled into her respectability at all costs. She was to use proper diction, no dialect allowed, and always present herself as a lady. Cora was a determined fighter for black causes, and, despite her disdain for whites, she married a white man. According to Gavin, Cora's cafe au lait skin, thin lips and delicate nose betrayed generations of intermingling with whites. Her maiden name, Calhoun, came from her father's slavemaster in Georgia, Dr. Andrew Bonaparte Calhoun. His uncle was Senator John C Calhoun who championed slavery as God's will. [Read more…]
Celebrations of César E. Chávez Span Six Weeks Around San Diego
"The legacy of the United Farm Workers union in its first decade provides us with key lessons for the present and future. It reminds us that grass-roots power organized and deployed by 'disposable' workers, fearlessness in the face of corporate exploitation, and the political uses of music, theater, and ritual can change history. In 2015, in a society based on greed and personal ambition, we ignore these lessons at own peril." –Jorge Mariscal, Professor, UC San Diego
While Monday, March 31st is the official César E. Chávez day, activities celebrating his legacy as a labor and civil rights leader will continue into May. The day is commemorated to promote service to the community in honor of his life and work. The ongoing activities are about continuing that legacy.
Thanks to the UCSD Blink, produced by the faculty and staff of that fine institution, for providing us with a list of activities over the next six weeks honoring the life and achievements of César E. Chávez. [Read more…]
National City's Mariachi Festival Set for March 14th
By Barbara Zaragoza / South Bay Compass
It's time for the Third Annual Mariachi Festival! National City expects between 10-15,000 people to join in the fun. Last year they had 11,000 people, making it one of the largest mariachi events in San Diego County.
This year, National City has invited mariachi students from throughout the United States and Mexico. At least 10 groups will compete and professional judges will hand out awards based on their stiff rubric.
The festival — which is free to the public — will also include ballet folklorico, a live Latin Band, carnival game booths, a beer garden and food. [Read more…]
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Auckland is the worst drought-affected area in the country and there is no end in sight, Federated Farmers says.
Federated Farmers Auckland president Wendy Clark said Auckland had gone about three months without any significant rain and Cyclone Lusi gave little or no relief to farmers in the area.
Farmers usually budgeted for about six weeks without rain during the Auckland summer, she said, but they were beginning to compare this year to the drought of 1974, when significant rain did not fall until the end of May.
And this year's drought was as bad as last year's 70-year drought for the worst-affected areas in the country, she said.
Last year's drought affected the whole country, putting pressure on supplementary feed supplies and freezing works killing space.
This year's drought was more localised but "all the profits are disappearing down the drain" as farmers were forced to pay for supplementary feed at rising prices, Clark said.
Farmers in the region had been forced to take remedial action, such as drying off their herds early so they did not have to feed as much.
Farmers who continued milking would have seen more profits from milk price payouts but had to feed their herds twice as much.
"They'll be getting out of pocket now," she said.
The Ministry for Primary Industries, Federated Farmers and Rural Support Trust declared an official drought in Kaipara District north of Auckland last week.
However, the group of organisations were reluctant to officially declare a drought in Auckland, she said.
"If you have an official drought the message that comes across to our urban brothers is we're asking for a handout," Clark said, and there were a lot of farmers who were feeling financial stress.
For farmers to receive the rural assistance package, which was like a benefit for farmers, they had to have no assets left.
Clark said farmers were holding on to their assets and protecting their stock, even if it meant taking out a loan or extending their overdraught with their bank.
It was hard to know exactly how this year's drought compared to other droughts, she said, but nothing was growing and profits were slowing drying up too.
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A new report, published by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF), looks into the risks of summertime overheating and the readiness level of care facilities, with respect to the consequences of climate change. The report reviews existing evidence and presents primary … Continue reading
This discussion paper, released by the Zero Carbon Hub, suggests a framework for defining and assessing overheating risk in UK's new homes. More specifically, the document draws on the evidence- based and expert views and advice of house-builders, housing associations, … Continue reading
Addressing the increased potential for cooling energy demand and associated risk of overheating in new and refurbished low energy buildings is becoming an important issue for the industry. This half day seminar for researchers, designers, engineers & architects, is organised … Continue reading
This new report, released by the Zero Carbon Hub, reviews the range of technical and behavioural solutions available to reduce the risk of overheating in UK homes. The document covers a wide range of possible measures from town planning and … Continue reading
The recordings and the slides of the QUALICHeCK webinar: "Ventilative cooling potential and compliance in Energy Performance regulations — Status and perspectives in Belgium, Estonia, Greece" organised in cooperation the IEA project on ventilative cooling "EBC IEA Annex 62", venticool and … Continue reading