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Two brothers are torn apart by the code of the street. Ray framed for the murder of a cop is determined to rescue his brother Donny from an impending gang war and put the finger on the real killer.
Release Date: 11 August 2008
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Production Year: 1989
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Begin Your Faith First By . . .
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1. Understanding who Jesus is and what He did for us. He was God's only son and He loved us so much that He chose to willingly die in our place for our sins/wrong doings, even though we are the ones who did the wrong against God and His ways.
2. Understanding who you are. You are just a mere human. You are weak and vulnerable without God in your life. You will continue to commit sins/wrong doings against God without Jesus in your life. You need God's strength, power and love in your life to make it here on this earth.
3. Understanding that God loves you and wants a relationship or family connection with you. He wants to take care of you like a Father cares for his children.
4. Understanding that it is easy to have that connection with God by believing that Jesus died for your sins/wrongdoings and that He showed his power over sin and death by coming back to life. You just need to admit that you have committed sin/wrongdoings and that you need Jesus to forgive you and ask Him to come live in your heart.
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This is not April Fools!
In all honesty I'm excited about this choice because Johnny Knoxville is a funny actor and crazy-stuntman! I've always been a fan of his, perhaps I'm being biased but I think the guy is great!
Now this could be a rumor but I highly doubt it because the actors in the suits were only there to be "physical actors".
According to Deadline:
If the half-shell hero Leonardo sounds a bit like Bad Grandpa in the upcoming [Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles](movie:323027), and the half-pint sensei Splinter sounds like Monk, there's good reason. Johnny Knoxville has just been added to voice the role of Leonardo, and Tony Shalhoub is voicing Splinter, the Yoda-like creature that teaches chop socky technique to the turtles. Now, Pete Ploszek played the role of Leonardo during the filming part, while Seinfeld's Danny Woodburn played Splinter. Insiders tell me they were always open to changing the voicing component of the Jonathan Liebesman-directed film that Paramount releases August 8, and those actors were only guaranteed to physically perform the roles in costume. But as it has proven with World War Z, G.I. Joe: Retaliation and Noah, Paramount also is a studio that isn't reticent to adding ingredients to the souffle after it has risen, and right up to the point where it's ready to be served
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Last month my brother and his girlfriend flew down to Seattle for PAX, some kind of gaming convention (beats me), then headed to the island to visit big sis for an afternoon.
We went to Lime Kiln (aka: Whale Watch Park) - the best place for spotting Orca whales from land.
Didn't see a whale, but found this little guy doing yoga in the sun.
Currently Lime Kiln State Park is the only place to walk Cosmo with the government shutdown and national parks blocked off (including "hidden" trails I had no idea were considered national parks. Really?). This small island just got smaller. Deep breath. Zen.
...I want access to my walking trails!


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People who have been injured in an automobile accident in Portland should enlist the services of an accident lawyer. This professional can help them deal with auto insurance firms and ensure that they are treated fairly in settlement negotiations. By hiring an accident lawyer Portland car owners can reap many benefits. The following are good reasons for hiring an attorney.
Experience with auto insurance firms
Since lawyers deal with car insurance firms regularly, they know the process of reaching a settlement. Your accident attorney may have handled a case that is similar to yours and will therefore have a good idea about the settlement amount you can get. Your legal counsel can also negotiate with an insurance firm to get you a fair settlement.
Knowledge of the law
An accident attorney knows the specific laws and procedural rules that apply to your case. For this reason, he or she may see other avenues for settlement that you do not. This is particularly important if the mishap was caused by an uninsured motorist. An attorney can also advise you of any time limits that may operate to keep you from filing a lawsuit against the driver who is at fault. The professional can also file a lawsuit on your behalf and handle the defenses raised by the lawyer of the defendant in the best way possible.
Understands accident related injuries
Attorneys who specialize in cases involving personal injury can make recommendations for medical tests and medical care you should explore. They understand the long term effects of various types of injuries. This is vital in deciding whether a settlement offer is fair or not.
Your attorney will gather information for you
Trying a personal injury lawsuit and negotiating an insurance settlement involves a lot of work. After being involved in an automobile accident, the work that follows is difficult and time consuming. Attorneys have dealt with many types of car accident claims and several insurance companies. An experienced lawyer can obtain all the evidence needed to support your claim. He or she will gather police reports, medical bills and records, witness statements and information about lost wages. After gathering the evidence, your lawyer will organize it and give the insurance company a settlement demand letter. If the insurance company is not willing to settle your accident case, your lawyer will proceed to file the necessary paperwork to start a court case.
Your attorney will be your advocate
An accident lawyer will act for your benefit throughout the claims process. He or she will negotiate with the insurance firm and with the lawyers of the at fault driver in court. The attorney will also represent you before the jury and the judge and ensure that they hear your side of the story. Having an articulate lawyer working for you is crucial in solving your automobile accident case.
Choosing an accident lawyer Portland
When choosing the attorney who will represent you, you should look for a person who is experienced in settling personal injury cases. You may ask the attorney to provide you with references from his or her past clients. You may also seek recommendations from your relatives, associates and friends or check with a lawyer referral service. It is wise to interview several lawyers before you decide to hire one of them. Make sure that you discuss all the fees and costs associated with filing a lawsuit during your initial consultation with the lawyer.


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I have a fairly simple life motto:
Keep It Moist.
It's a pretty good life motto as far as life mottoes go, I think. Way better than "Look Before You Leap" or some bullshit like that.
Keep It Moist covers a lot of ground. The most important thing if you're stranded in the middle of nowhere is to find a supply of water. You can last a lot longer without food than you can without water. Want to keep yourself looking young? Keep your skin hydrated by drinking lots of water. Do you binge drink and want to avoid a hangover? Better keep it moist, sucker! Been dating a girl for a while? I think you're starting to get it…
Keep It Moist is the difference between pleasure and pain or the difference between a seized engine and a spinning windmill.
Keep It Moist is rudimentary, succinct, but alarmingly sophisticated. Moisture is a fundamental human need. Moisture yields feast, where the lack of it yields famine. Too little moisture can wreak misery and pain such as that found in Africa. But beware, too much moisture can wreak misery and pain such as what you experienced while watching the Kevin Costner movie Waterworld. I'm kidding. Nobody watched that…
But most things considered, keep it moist!
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Charter School Administration
Academic Goals
The Office of Charter Schools mission is to support, develop and hold accountable high-performing charter schools that prepare Detroit children for college and careers. In accordance with this mission, we have established academic targets for Detroit Public Schools-authorized academies.
Office of Charter Schools academic targets call for each general-admission academy outperform Detroit Public Schools and to close the achievement gap by 70 percent at each grade level, based on growth on the NWEA MAP and/or Scantron Performance Series test from Fall to Spring each year. Schools are required to test all children in grades 2-8 in the Fall, Winter and Spring (see Testing Windows.) DPS provides NWEA MAP testing licenses for every student.
In holding schools accountable, we are measuring student learning against the national ACT college readiness standard. We have done this, in part, because the adoption of national Common Core Standards is raising the bar, and we must prepare our students for the new playing field on which they must compete.
Joint Accountability Agreement DPS EAA Authorizers 2012
2017-19 Testing Windows
The following are the windows during which the NWEA Measures of Academic Progress (MAP) assessments should be administered.
|Fall Testing Window
|September 7 – October 19, 2017
|Winter Testing Window (Optional)
|January 8 – February 15, 2018
|Spring Testing Window
|April 24 – June 8, 2018
Meetings, professional development & student outreach
RSVPs are required for all training sessions. For information, call the Office of Charter Schools at (313) 873-7927.
Academic Training Calendar 16-17 Updated 3/10/17
Shell Eco-Marathon Americas
Thursday April 27 – Sunday 30, 2017
Cobo Center
1 Washington Blvd.
Detroit, MI
DPSCD-authorized charter schools will be able to join thousands of students across Detroit who will have the opportunity to attend "Make the Future Detroit: A Festival of Bright Energy Ideas" featuring Shell Eco-marathon Americas. The festival will provide a platform for innovation, collaboration and conversation about the global energy challenge.
CPI Certification Refresher
Wednesday April 5, 8.30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
DPSCD Police Headquarters
8500 Cameron
Detroit, MI
The DPSCD Office of Charter Schools is pleased to offer authorized charter schools the chance to take the CPI Certification Refresher. This is for people who were certified last year and want to maintain their certification.
Measuring Student Growth
Wednesday February 28, 2017, 1-4:15 p.m.
Division of Technology and Information Services
1601 Farnsworth Bldg. C
Detroit, MI
Teachers and administrators regularly review results from large-scale commercial assessments such as the ACT, SAT, PSAT, and NWEA to name a few. But the dilemma facing educators is that the majority of formative and summative assessments occur on a regular basis outside the mandatory testing window. There is a paucity of guidance, however, about how exactly a teacher is expected to measure growth with her student data. This course is specifically designed to address this dilemma. This course will also permit participants, with a minimal mathematical background, to use the step-by-step methodology and user-friendly freeware in order to measure student growth using teacher-made assessments.
CPI Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training
Friday March 17 & Friday March 31, 2017, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
March 17 – DPSCD Police Headquarters 8500 Cameron
Detroit, MI
March 31 – U of M Detroit
3663 Woodward, Ste. 150
Detroit, MI
By using Nonviolent Crisis Intervention training as part of a comprehensive crisis prevention and intervention plan, you can learn how to defuse challenging and disruptive behavior before an incident escalates to a crisis situation. Successful implementation leads to a change in organizational culture, a change in adult professional behavior, and a change in staff relationships with both service users and stakeholders.
Project Safe Campus Implementation Training
Tuesday January 24, 2017, 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.
GEE White Academy
5161 Charles
Detroit, MI 48212
Project Safe Campus is a program offered to students that provides an anonymous way to report crimes in and around their schools. The goal of Project Safe Campus is to empower students to create a safe and secure environment in and around their schools, encourage student to have a voice and be part of the solution, and involve students in activities that help create safety on their campuses.
Michigan School Accountability Scorecard and M-STEP Reports Training
Wednesday December 14, 2016, 2-4 p.m.
DPSCD Division of Technology and Information Services
1601 Farnsworth, Bldg. C
Detroit, MI
The DPSCD Office of Charter Schools is pleased to present you with an opportunity to dig deeper into the Michigan School Accountability Scorecards and M-STEP Reports. Dr. Jendayi Gardner, Deputy Director of DPSCD Charter Schools will be presenting an engaging training on how to effectively use your school's Accountability Scorecard. The training will also help participants to explore the various M-STEP reports in the BAA Secure Site.
Note: Participants should bring the following items to the training:
- BAA Secure login information
Please test the BAA login to ensure it is working for the training.
Friday December 9, 2016
1000 Town Center
Southfield, MI
Detroit Public Schools Community District Office of Charter Schools, in partnership with Microsoft Technology Center is sponsoring an essay contest in honor of the global Hour of Code, the largest learning event in history! One DPSCD charter school will visit the Microsoft Technology Center for a special tour and on-site code activity.
2016 Conference on School Climate, Culture and Positive Behavior Support
Tuesday November 8, 2016, 8:30a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Doubletree Detroit-Dearborn 5801 Southfield Fwy
Detroit, MI
The Detroit Public Schools Community District Office of Charter Schools invites you to attend and/or send staff to the 2016 Conference on School Climate, Culture and Positive Behavior Support: Building Effective Systems of Support Using Data and Collaboration. This event is co-hosted by DPSCD and Michigan's Integrated Behavior and Learning Support Initiative (MIBLSI). Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. Please register by October 31, 2016.
Charter School Legal Update 2016
Thursday November 3, 2016, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
DPSCD Police Headquarters 8500 Cameron
Detroit, MI
Legislation signed into law over the last several months will have sweeping implications for all public schools in Detroit. The package of bills that saved the former Detroit Public Schools from insolvency also contains provisions that will affect charter schools in Detroit. Join us for dinner and a presentation on how the new laws will affect your school. Presented by Joseph Urban, attorney at Clark-Hill, PLC. This presentation is open to school board members, school leaders and management company representatives.
- A-F Grading System for Detroit Schools
- Mandatory School Closure
- New Role for the State Reform Office
- Third Grade Reading Requirement
- Advisory Council
PSA Quarterly Meeting
Wednesday October 19, 2016, Noon-2 p.m.
Escuela Avancemos! Academy
3811 Cicotte
Detroit, MI
First quarterly meeting for leaders of DPS-authorized academies for the 2016-17 school year. Principals and/or assistant principals, management staff and designees may attend. Lunch and a school tour will be begin promptly at noon.
Wednesday October 19, 2016, 9 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Wayne RESA – 2nd Floor
33500 Van Born Road
Wayne, MI
The redesigned SAT will assess what research indicates matter most for college readiness and success. During this one-day course, participants will examine research-based strategies that align to the assessment of relevant words in context, command of evidence, and analysis of author's craft to support on-demand writing tasks. The intended audience for this course is high school English Language Arts teachers and literacy coaches. DPSCD Office of Charter Schools will pay for your registration.
NWEA MAP Data Training
Friday October 7, 2016, 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Fenton Area Public Schools 404 W Ellen Street, Early Childhood Center Training Room
Fenton, MI
In this hands-on workshop, you'll dive into your own reports and we will help you identify key ways in which you can use your student growth data to drive decision making. You will also do the following:
- analyze and interpret real student data from your MAP reports in order to drive data-informed planning and instruction.
- improve your capacity to make decisions around student and staff goal-setting.
- discuss best practices for increasing student learning with other area educators, and
- learn how to share compelling information about students' learning and growth with parents and others.
DPSCD Office of Charter Schools will pay for your registration. Please sign up.
Epicenter Training Session – New Users
Thursday, August 11, 2016, 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
DPSCD Police Headquarters
8500 Cameron Street, Detroit, MI 48211
Learn how to use the Epicenter, which is the compliance system used to upload required documents to the authorizer. The system is also a document repository, so you can find everything from past minutes and budgets to old School Improvement Plans, etc.
Epicenter Expert Stephanie McKean will be in town to show you how to use the system, answer your questions and to explain some of the tricks and features.
Academic Data Expert Elaine Themm, who handles the academic data, will also be on hand to teach you how to use Performance Center, which houses your school's academic data.
This meeting is for users who are new to Epicenter. A separate session for seasoned users will take place from 3:30- 4:30 p.m. on the same day.
Epicenter Update Meeting Experienced Users
Thursday, August 11, 2016, 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
DPSCD Police Headquarters
8500 Cameron Street, Detroit, MI 48211
Epicenter Expert Stephanie McKean will be in town to answer all your questions and to explain some of the new tricks and features.
Academic Data Expert Elaine Themm, who handles the academic data, will also be on hand to answer your questions about Performance Center, uploading MAP data and MSDS information.
This meeting is for experienced Epicenter users. A separate session for new users will take place from 5-6 p.m. on the same day.
An Evening at Camp Burt Shurly
Thursday, August 4, 2016, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Camp Burt Shurly
15100 Goodband Rd, Gregory, MI 48137
Take a tour and learn about the amazing outdoor learning experiences that have enriched the lives of Detroit children for decades. This camp has been available to children in DPSCD-authorized charter schools since 2015, and this event is a great way to see what the camp can offer students in your school.
- DPS Charter Museum Information
Detroit Children's Museum Charter Schools Form
- Epicenter Login
- NWEA Measures of Academic Progress (MAP)
- School Drill Reporting
- Detroit Mathematics and Science Center
- Detroit Public Schools Foundation
- Camp Burt Shurly
- Camp Burt Shurly DPS Charters
- Camper Application/Transportation 2016
- Camp Burt Shurly Sample Parent Letter
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Continuing on with our travels in San Francisco, this time I wanted to introduce you to Golden Gate Park. An urban oasis consisting of 1,017 acres, it is 20% larger than New York's Central Park and the fifth most visited city park in the U.S., drawing 13 million visitors annually! But covering 1,017 acres on one blog post is madness! Instead, I am going to break down the park into smaller, more digestible pieces starting with the Japanese Tea Garden, the oldest public Japanese garden in the U.S.
This 5-acre complex consisting of several paths, ponds, a teahouse, a five-story pagoda and various native Japanese plants was originally constructed as part of the 1894 World's Fair (the California Midwinter International Exposition). After the conclusion of the 1894 World's Fair, a Japanese immigrant and gardener named Makoto Hagiwara, approached Dr. John Hays McLaren (the superintendent of the Golden Gate Park for 53 years) with the idea to convert the temporary exhibit into a permanent park. Hagiwara personally oversaw the building of the Japanese Tea Garden and was its official caretaker from 1895 to 1925. It is said that he specifically requested that one thousand flowering cherry trees be imported from Japan, as well as other native plants, birds, and the now famous koi. After San Francisco's 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition closed, he obtained the two large ornamental wooden gates and the prominent five-story pagoda, from that fair's Japanese enclave.
The Hagiwara family lived in and maintained the Japanese Tea Garden until 1942, when Executive Order 9066 forced them to leave San Francisco and relocate to an internment camp with thousands of other Japanese-American families. The garden was renamed the Oriental Tea Garden and fell into disarray. It wasn't until 1952 that the name Japanese Tea Garden was officially reinstated.
In 1953 the Zen Garden, designed by Nagao Sakurai, was dedicated. At the same time, a 9,000-pound Lantern of Peace, which was purchased by contributions from Japanese children was presented on their behalf as a symbol of friendship for future generations.
Today, visitors can participate in tours of the garden offered every day by the San Francisco City Guides at 1 PM. Additionally, tours are offered at 9:30 AM on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays when admission to the garden is free before 10:00 AM.
As you approach the Main Gate of the Japanese Tea Garden, you will encounter the Monterey pine, which Hagiwara relocated in 1900 from the Golden Gate Park oceanfront to its current home. Remnants of the original 1894 World's Fair site are still visible, including the columns of the Music Concourse.
Beyond the Main Gate a pathway guides you to the Drum Bridge, which was a component of the 1894 Japanese Village. The Drum Bridge forms a perfect circle when you glance upon its refection in the water.
A little further you will encounter the Pagoda, from the 1915 Japanese exhibit at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Situated behind the Pagoda, the Zen Garden filled with bonsai trees and azaleas presents a miniature mountain setting, complete with stone waterfall and a river made of white gravel.
In the middle of the Japanese Tea Garden, the Tea House serves hot tea and cookies. The tea and snacks are mediocre at best and the experience decidedly "touristy," but it doesn't deter visitors.
The garden offers an excellent atmosphere to simply relax and enjoy the scenery. Some people choose this as a setting for their wedding photos and rightfully so. The enchanting landscape, colorful blooms and the striking architecture all add to your ability to create a special memory.
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Location: Tea Garden Dr. off John F. Kennedy Dr.
Golden Gate Park
Phone Number: 415-752-4227
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I finally brought this little beaut. So many people had been raving about this product on my Twitter so I thought id try it out, as there is nothing worse than trying to take off nail varnish with a million cotton pads.
This cute pink little bottle has everything you will need to remove nail varnish in a flash.
This is what it looks like inside, its a sponge soaked with nail varnish remover and a hole in the middle where your finger goes which you twist around to remove the polish. There is some hilarity to sticking your finger in this as you can tell.
There is a seriously strong smell of nail varnish remover and I thought my fingers were going to stink of it after but surprisingly it leaves your fingers smelling sort of fruity.
I think claiming it takes 1 second is a bit extreme probably about 5 seconds or so which is still amazing.
I managed to remove two layers of nail varnish and a top gloss coat in under 5 minuites.
A definate Must Have!!!!


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Stock #240-MWK
Engine: 326 CID V8
Transmission: 2-Speed Automatic
Mileage: 72020 ( actual )
Body Style: Coupe
Exterior Color: Gold
Interior Color: Gold
1964 was the first year of the second generation Pontiac Tempest and had a more conventional design and was larger than the first gen. The Tempest was a part of the dawning muscle car era and was the first Pontiac to carry the legendary GTO nameplate as option package. This 1964 Tempest comes rebuilt with a numbers matching 326 V-8 with 9:1 flat top pistons, steel connecting rods, hardened valve seats, stainless valves, and roller tip rockers. It has also had its top end lubrication converted from a rocker stud to a pushrod oiler and also has a Carter 4bbl with period correct intake. With a mild cam this engine purrs happily on 89 octane and is connected to a ST300 2-Speed automatic with a 2.56 Gear ratio. Put all together this car it will pull smoothly and with a strong power band. Along with being a joy to drive it also bold inside with a gold colored interior. The bucket seats, dash clock, center console, Grant wood steering wheel and tach are all period correct and look stunning. New also are the power front disc brakes with tandem master cylinder, stainless brake lines, and stainless fuel tank. All new front suspension, front and rear spring, and gas shocks all with Moog parts. Updated also was a quick ratio steering box, U-joints, alternator, fuel pump, water pump, spark plugs, distributor cap, rotor, points, condenser, and engine wiring harness. All these updates were done mid 2016 and have had only 3,000 miles done on them so this car is a fresh update! Also included is the PHS docs, original protect-o-plate, owners manual, and doc folder from when car was purchased new. Parts included are original 2bbl carb, intake manifold, valve covers, air cleaner, front drum brakes, and other miscellaneous parts. This cool cruiser is a part of the genesis of the muscle car and takes you back to the fantastic mid 60's!
This vehicle is located in our Milwaukee showroom. You can view this 1964 Pontiac Tempest in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please call us at (262)-891-4253 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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December 12, 2010 by Post Team
Leon Russell, Leon Russell returns to Buck Owens' Crystal Palace on Tuesday. Busy as ever with a statement critically acclaimed novel called "The Union" – a CD he recorded with fellow pianist, Elton John – is a rare opportunity to Bakersfield to attend one of the best authors -American composers of his generation. You may recognize some of his classics: "Superstar," made popular by the Carpenters, "This Masquerade", the song that helped make famous guitarist George Benson, Donny Hathaway and coverage of Russell "A Song For You", a song that always makes me tear up. Always sporting his rocking locks and frosted white cowboy hat, he has recorded with everyone from BB King to the Rolling Stones wrote the horn arrangements and performing on "Let It Bleed . Now that you've been to school, you have only yourself to blame if you miss it. The show starts at 7:00 p.m.; tickets are $ 18 to $ 24 and can be purchased through vallitix.com or by calling 328-7560. Buck Owens Crystal Palace is located at 2800 Buck Owens Blvd.
Since the introduction of the camera, everyone seems to be a "professional photographer" these days. In most cases, the title does not match the product. There is nothing worse than seeing a blur, faded photograph taken on a unit cost of trying to pass for "art". Not even talking about going into the photoshop disaster, or be accused of something you can do better on a disposable know Fun. Surfing the Web, I am reminded of a local club of photographers who can provide some much needed mentoring.
The Clique is a group of camera's shutter-wielding image sensation who meets regularly to network and, of course, take lots of pictures.
Judging by galleries available to her Facebook page, they seem to have much fun, and most importantly, offer valuable advice and criticism when needed. You can visit their website at theshutterclique. Com for more info on dates for future meetings.
Each week, I introduced some interesting local talent at open-mic night Bakotopia unplug at Fishlips. Singing solo acoustic guitar / songwriters, singers, a cappella, and some pretty cool poets speak, you never know who will be next on the registration form.
A standout was 21 years, Vanessa Andrea, who has made few appearances since our inception in November. Stage his own compositions; she also raised some eyebrows in astonishment cover by Paramore (The only exception ") and Michael Jackson (" Billie Jean ").
Talk with him during breaks, there is apparently quite a story behind her journey through the Central Valley, and she is eager to share in a future article. Another highlight was Theresa Muller keyboardist and guitarist Kenny Reeves, who always appear with a robust set of hardware and getting an enthusiastic response from the public.
These guys are Hermosa Cali reggae in a long line of bands like Sublime-ish that populate the coastline. But what distinguishes the remains is their soul, funk-flavored show live. If you do not believe me, check out the mini-documentary video on their official website tomorrowsbadseeds.com. Their new CD, "Sacred to sell," is out and should keep you warm until the return of summer. Opening of the exhibition is from Long Beach compadre Josh Fischel, a talented singer songwriter and someone I regularly laud. Highly recommended.
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