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Our Staff
RMC's Leadership Team
Leslie Gereghty - Founder (former ED), St. Charles Borromeo Academy School Program Instructor
Leslie Gereghty has a wide breadth of experience as a pianist and keyboard player for several jazz, rock and praise bands and yet remains uniquely dedicated to the classical repertoire. Most recently, Leslie traveled to Australia as a guest artist, teaching and performing the works of American composers.
Her long resume of teaching posts are as varied as her performing experience, from private studio teaching, performing arts and community music schools, to the collegiate level. Leslie has served as an instructor at the University of Texas and adjunct faculty member of Concordia University River Forest. In addition, her interest in early childhood music led her to train for Suzuki, Kindermusik, and Harmony Road teacher certification programs. She has published articles in professional trade journals, and served as an educational consultant and senior editor on dozens of publications for various educational music publishers, and is in frequent demand as a speaker at a variety of conferences, from music education to music ministry, throughout the United States.
She holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy from Northwestern University, and pursued Doctoral Studies in the Department of Music and Human Learning at the University of Texas at Austin. She is a member in good standing of MTAC (Music Teacher's Association of California).
David Gereghty - Co-Founder, Executive Director
David Gereghty started playing music at the age of 8 when he began drum lesson at a local elementary after-school program. He soon realized that it was difficult to write songs on the drums so he switched his focus to learning how to play the guitar. Inspired by bands like The Beatles, U2, Radiohead and more, David has spent most of his life playing music, writing songs and pursuing his greatest passion - MUSIC.
Professionally, David has been in the music industry since 1995. He has had extensive experience in instrumental and print music retail sales, wholesale distribution, as well seven years as the national sales manager for the Neil A. Kjos Music Company - a large educational music publishing company in San Diego, CA. Prior to pursuing a career in the music publishing industry, David studied recording engineering and was the founder of Gereghty Records. He plays guitar, bass, drums, and has led worship in a variety of settings. David is currently the lead guitarist for a worship team that plays at various churches and venues around San Diego. Currently, David is the lead singer and guitarist for a U2 acoustic cover band trio (Ucoustic) with RMC board member, Rich Geisler and long-time RMC parent, Matt Chang.
In 2009, David and his wife Leslie founded Recreational Music Center, a nonprofit community music school in San Diego. For the first 7 years David was RMC's Director of Finance and Student Relations. Along with running the day-to-day operations of the school he also managed most aspects of the music school's marketing (including website design and management, social media, blogs and more) as well as overseeing all student's and teacher's lesson schedules. Here at RMC David and Leslie have committed themselves to their mission that everyone deserves to have access to innovative, relevant and the highest quality of music instruction regardless of financial, physical or even mental barriers and through RMC and its amazing teachers they are accomplishing this mission one student at a time.
In 2017, David was promoted to Executive Director. Under his leadership RMC will continue to be a safe and inspiring place for students of all backgrounds, musical levels and interests with the support of RMC's incredible instructors who daily impart their joy of music through their passion and expertise of music instruction. David is very excited to lead this organization taking all that Leslie (wife and former Executive Director) put in place and continuing to pursue excellence and a lifetime of musical enjoyment for all.
Chelsea Paguio (Kerr) - Director of Programming and Piano Instructor
Chelsea earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Performance with an emphasis in pipe organ and minored in Business Entrepreneurship at Seattle Pacific University. Although she considers piano and pipe organ her primary instruments, her experience directing a variety of ensembles in college gave her a wide understanding of many musical instruments and styles, including classical, popular, and rock music. She has worked as a church organist and piano accompanist at several churches, and most recently for the Westview High School Choral Department in the Poway Unified School District. When she isn't teaching or working at RMC, she is busy accompanying other musicians around San Diego.
Chelsea has been teaching piano for seven years and loves sharing her passion for music with her students. She believes that a student should learn music in a way that is not only focused and driven, but also fun and exciting for the individual. She is excited to continue growing her career in both teaching and management at RMC.
Vickie Yates - Director of Operations/Customer Relations
Vickie was an RMC parent for several years before taking on the position of Front Desk Assistant. A lifelong music lover with experience playing the flute, piccolo and oboe in marching bands and ensembles throughout her entire childhood, she often performed in hospitals and long-term care facilities to bring music to patients who were unable to travel to hear live concerts. Vickie loves helping others, and formerly worked in long-term health care administration and was a certified volunteer Long-Term Care Ombudsman for the State of California and the County of San Diego. She currently volunteers for Grants Wishes, a charity that fulfills wishes for children facing their second battle with cancer.
Vickie paused her former career in health care to raise her family and continued to share her love of music with her three children as they grew. Her children all play wind instruments and her youngest daughter Molly plays the flute in RMC's Wind Ensemble. Vickie loves being around music again and seeing how much joy music brings to RMC's clients and friends. She is thrilled to have found a second career with RMC.
Rich Servantez - Director of Development & Director of School Programs
Richard holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Management from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and a Bachelor of Music in Music Education and a K-12 Teaching Certification from San Francisco State University. He served in three of our five Armed Forces dedicating over 22 years of service. He served as principal conductor of every choral and instrumental ensemble while attending the U.S. Coast Guard Academy from 1992-1996, conducting 50 works in over 100 performances. He assumed duties as an Army Band Executive Officer in 2003 and later concluded his 22-year service as a Commander of his own 45-piece professional Army Band. Under his leadership, his Army Band completed 687 band missions to over 690,000 live spectators and 31 million broadcast viewers across the nation.
Most recently, Richard dedicated nearly a decade as a music director in public education and nurtured the potential of nearly 3,000 musicians in his programs at the primary, secondary and higher education levels. Richard brings his marketing, management and music education expertise to RMC in the role of Director of Development and also supports the off-campus teaching staff.
RMC's Instructors
Ollin Balderas - Piano and Vocal Instructor
Ollin graduated from the University of California Riverside holding a degree in Music, with an emphasis in Voice. Coming from a family of musicians, she began with piano at the age of 4 and started singing and performing by age 7. She experimented with guitar and drums in high school and expanded into playing the violin and the vihuela (an early Spanish string instrument) when she was in college.
Ollin realized early on that she wanted to combine her love of teaching young children with her love for music. Her experience ranges from teaching music education at elementary schools to instructing Early Childhood music classes throughout Los Angeles. A classically trained musician herself, Ollin has almost 10 years of experience teaching piano and voice to children and adults.
Ollin is very passionate about Mexican music and its cultural traditions. When she is not teaching, you can find her dancing Mexican Ballet Folklorico and performing with Mariachi throughout Los Angeles. Ollin is new to the San Diego area and excited to share her talents at RMC.
Giuliana Barraza - Wind and Brass Instruments, Piano, Guitar, Bass and Drums Instructor
Giuliana graduated from DePauw University School of Music with a degree in Music Education with an emphasis on flute performance. She developed a unique multi-instrument skillset during her additional coursework in piano, cello, woodwind, brass, percussion and string instruments. Giuliana is especially interested in world music, and has studied and taught music in exotic locations such as Brazil and Jamaica. After college, she volunteered with WorldTeach in the territory of American Samoa, where she taught seven core subjects to fifth graders. She is passionate about inspiring others to share her love of music through teaching and believes that music has the power to help everyone feel connected.
Matt Boardman - Guitar, Bass, Ukulele and Piano Instructor
Matt is an accomplished musician who holds a Bachelor's degree in Music from San Diego State University and an Associate's degree in Commercial Music specializing in Recording Arts. His primary instrument is guitar with an emphasis on jazz and classical genres, and he also plays the piano and sings. Matthew has extensive experience in musical composition, and several of his recordings can be found on iTunes. In his latest band, Project Out of Bounds, he wears many hats by performing as the guitarist, backup vocalist, and keyboardist. He has worked with hundreds of young aspiring musicians throughout San Diego, and he believes his greatest strengths are his patience and dedication to his students.
Aaron Burgett - Piano, Guitar, Voice and Group Class Instructor
Aaron is a diverse musician with a passion for teaching and directing. A recent graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University with a degree in Music Composition, he has been involved in multiple ensembles and has interacted and performed with hundreds of musicians. Aaron served as President of the Point Loma Singers chamber choir, student conductor for the PLNU orchestra, and music director of the a capella group "Pointless". These experiences have given him the opportunity to grow in his skills as a well-rounded music educator.
Aaron's student composition recital featured over one hundred professional and amateur musicians who came together to perform eight of his original works. Aaron has also been involved in various jazz bands and church praise teams. Currently, Aaron is bringing his passions and talents together to teach at RMC and is eager to help develop the next generation of capable, well-rounded musicians.
Lydia Ciccarelli - Piano and Voice Instructor
Lydia graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University with a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education with an emphasis in Voice and a minor in Spanish. She is currently enrolled in PLNU's Graduate Program where she is pursuing a Music and Spanish teaching credential along with a Master's Degree in Teaching.
As a student, she participated in a variety of musical ensembles including PLNU's Vocal Jazz Ensemble, Swingin Sisters, the all-female a cappella group "Key of Sea", and Concert Choir where she served as Vice President and section leader. She has appeared in a variety of student recitals featuring works from Sondheim, German and Spanish art song, jazz, and musical theater. In completion of her degree, she presented her soprano recital in collaboration with fellow RMC Instructor Rachel Alessio and other musicians.
Although Lydia enjoys performing, her deepest passion lies in teaching music. She is excited to join our team and share the joy that comes from learning music. She hopes to help each student discover a love for music making, and equip them with the ability to share their musical skills with others.
Jeanette Ferri - Early Childhood, Piano & Vocal Instructor
Jeanette holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music from Monmouth University in New Jersey. She began taking piano lessons at the age of 8 and has been singing, performing and studying music her entire life.
She discovered her passion for teaching early childhood music in 2015, and since then she has been a preschool music teacher, music camp counselor, enrichment music teacher, and private voice and piano teacher. She loves being a child's first music teacher!
Michael Freed - Strings, Voice, and Piano Instructor
Currently a Graduate Student at Point Loma Nazarene University, Michael Freed is earning his music teaching credential and Masters in Teaching. For the past 4 years he has been attending PLNU in San Diego where he received his Bachelor of Arts in Music Education. He has been teaching private lessons since he was in high school and teaching small music classes for the past 4 years. He's been involved in church music, performing groups, and music education for his entire life and is very passionate about music, children, and teaching others to create and appreciate music as much as he does.
Matt Giles - Piano Instructor and Pacific Beach Elementary School Program Instructor
Matthew is a pianist who has pursued both Jazz and Classical genres during his time at Point Loma Nazarene University earning a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education. He is a classically trained pianist who developed a taste for Jazz while playing the banjo with a touring Dixieland Traditional Jazz Band and has married this study with his love for improvisation. His love of improvisation in both pop and jazz has paved a way for him to work and perform with many local artists, such as singer/songwriter James Spaite, Dave Morris and composer James Bishop.
Matthew has also had the unique opportunity to work with Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky, who invites musicians to improvise tunes to compliment the poetry he reads. Joined with percussion and bass, Matthew performed with Pinsky for NPR, KPBS, and at a private concert.
Matthew looks forward to pursuing his goal of teaching young musicians to navigate improvisation, Jazz Theory, and proficiency on their instrument. He puts his encouraging attitude and desire to see young musicians thrive to good use by running our Summer Program, teaching students basic musicianship skills, and readying them to perform popular tunes with confidence.
Matt Jones - Director of Bands / Drum and Percussion Instructor
Matthew was born in Los Angeles, CA. He got his first drum set at 12 years old, and developed a strong passion for music. In highschool he performed in marching band, Jazz band, and theatre. Matt excelled very quickly and earned a $50,000 music scholarship for college from the Friends of the Philharmonic Foundation. Matthew then went on to study music at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at California State University Long Beach where he received a Bachelors Degree in Music Performance. While in school he studied drum set, classical percussion, and world percussion including Brazilian and West African drumming. He even traveled to Brazil with the "World Percussion Project" for extensive study in 2005. After college, Matt's vast music studies as a drum set player, concert, and world percussionist have led him to travel to over 100 cities in over 40 different countries around the world (on all 7 continents). Matthew has performed virtually also styles of music professionally as a performer, and musical director.
He's worked with the Grammy's, 21st Century Fox Film Orchestra, and some of the best international artists. That includes UK Broadway singer Peter Cutler, Judy Carmichael (Grammy nominated Jazz piano player, vocalist, and Radio host), Earth Wind and Fire, The Sugar Hill Gang, Steve Vai (World famous guitar player), Rickey Minor (American Idol MD), Australian artist Patrick McMahon, Multi Instrumentalist Salvatore Hasard (A South American performer), Smooth Jazz artist Isaac Agyeman, virtuoso instrumentalist Xu Pingxin, Karl Morgan (UK Pop Artist & producer), John Avila (Oingo Boingo/Danny Elfman), Tremaine Williams (Music Producer and live sound design for Mariah Carey), Adam Gubman (TV and Game composer), Brett Epstein (Keyboardist, Songwriter, composer) and many more artists across different generes of music (R&B, Jazz, Latin, Pop, Reggae, Rock, Country).
As an educator Matt has taught for various high school percussion programs in Southern California including: Beverly Hills H.S., Irvine H.S., Pacifica H.S., Westchester H.S., and El Rancho highschool in Los Angeles and Orange County. He also has a book called "How To Be A Professional Drummer" which focuses on planning and managing your music career in the 21st century. Matt currently lives in San Diego with his Wife Nicky (a professional singer) where he freelances as a professional performer.
Kelly Makley - Director of Communications
Kelly has been managing outreach and communications projects for non-profit organizations and governmental agencies since 2000. She has experience in grant writing, event planning, building community partnerships, website design, social media, public speaking, and writing a variety of documents ranging from reports to newsletters. Kelly comes to us from the science field and holds a Bachelor's degree in Biology from UC San Diego and a Master's degree in Marine Biology from Florida Atlantic University. Her work at several non-profit organizations lead her to become interested in helping them thrive. Her skillset is uniquely suited to help grow RMC's community presence and become a competitive grant applicant.
Kelly is no stranger to the field of music and is excited about the career transition. She spent her childhood as a student of classical piano and was the keyboard player in her high school's Rock/Blues Ensemble. Her lifelong love of music lead her to RMC, where she enrolled her daughter in Early Childhood music classes and realized how much she enjoyed sharing and experiencing music together. She is thrilled to have found a part-time position that combines her passion for music with her professional interests and skills.
Robbie McCarthy - Piano, Ukulele, Wind Instruments and Drums Instructor
Robbie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Education from Arizona State University's College of Art and Design. While studying there, he composed more than twenty pieces of chamber music and one complete symphony for wind ensemble.
Robbie is a multi-instrumentalist with a wide musical background. You can hear him playing oboe on classical and folk recordings, as well as percussion and keyboards on rock recordings. Robbie began studying the oboe at the age of eight and has been playing music almost everyday ever since. In addition to woodwinds, he also performs on ukulele and all types of drums and percussion.
He has taught many different subjects all over the country, from musical summer camps in California to auto-repair classes in Maine! His favorite thing about teaching is watching his students grow and discover their passion for music-making.
Audra Muñoz - Music Therapy Instructor
Bio Coming soon..
Ben Neal - Guitar, Drums, Wind Instruments and Bass Instructor
Ben first discovered his love for music theory and classical guitar under the guidance of world-class classical guitar player Fred Benedetti at Grossmont College. Benwent on to graduate from San Diego State University with a degree in Music Education. During his time at San Diego State University, he gained extensive hands-on experience conducting, composing, and performing on almost every orchestral and wind band instrument. He continues to develop his passion for music by creating and directing well-rounded, insightful and meaningful music program for RMC's partner elementary schools. Ben brings his enthusiasm and love for music to every class and every lesson.
Jarel Paguio - Piano, beginning drums and guitar Instructor
San Diego native Jarel Paguio began taking up the piano at the age of 8, continuing lessons through his years in college. He has been a part of the RMC staff since 2011 and finds great joy in nurturing a creative space for students of any age, ability level, or style interest. Jarel also works as a solo pianist for weddings, corporate events, and private parties. He has also performed with several musical acts since his teens, including indie-rock outfit The Young Wild, whose music has been featured on television networks such as ESPN and The CW. He has also recorded with producer Matt Wignall, who has worked with acts such as The Fling and Cold War Kids. Jarel especially appreciates the variety found in playing locally, enabling him to exercise his jazz, rock, and classical background.
Jarel Paguio holds a masters degree in Jazz Studies from San Diego State University and a bachelor's degree in Music Education from Point Loma Nazarene University.
Jennifer Opdahl - Piano, Strings, Brass and Voice Instructor
Jennifer holds a degree in Music Theory with independent coursework in composition from Concordia College. Her major instruments of study were tuba and piano, with performance experiences ranging from brass ensembles, band, and orchestra to chamber vocal music and chorus.
A passionate advocate of music education for all young people, Jennifer's diverse career has always been connected to education in some way. Previously she was a music editor with the Neil A. Kjos Music Company for more than ten years, working closely with composers and educators, as well as arranging, orchestrating, and producing audio and video for students and educators. An active member of the local music community, Jennifer is resident tubist with the Pacific Sound Brass Quintet and as Grossmont Symphony Orchestra. She has played brass and keyboards for local theater organizations, such as San Diego Christian Community Theater. Her ministry in music includes singing, accompanying, and organizing an instrumental ensemble for First Presbyterian Church of San Diego, where one of her favorite responsibilities is accompanying the children's choir. In addition to her work at RMC, she currently teaches Orchestra and Choir in the Sweetwater Union High School District.
Jason Rain - Guitar, Electric Bass, Ukulele and Beg/Int Drum Instructor
Jason Rain holds a degree from Berklee College of Music, where he majored in Guitar Performance and Film Music Composition. He has been performing guitar in live venues since the age of 15. He attended the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts playing in the school's jazz band and resident metal band as well.
He has since performed on movie soundtracks such as Vice, toured the country with the country rock band ROWDY, and is currently the front man of the electro-rock act WOLVES OF EDEN.
Stephen Rinker - Piano, Guitar, Beginning Drums and Voice Instructor
Stephen Rinker is a versatile musician, music educator, and worship leader based in San Diego. He received a B.A. in Music from Point Loma Nazarene University in the Spring of 2017.
Stephen has been classically trained in piano and voice, and is an advocate for and passionate about music. He also enjoys playing electric guitar, bass guitar, synthesizers, and percussion in contemporary settings. When not performing or teaching, he enjoys both collecting and experimenting with a wide range of instruments, including harmonium, bagpipes, accordion, various percussion instruments, banjo, and software synthesizers.
He is actively engaged in the San Diego music community, and currently serves as the organist for San Diego First Church of the Nazarene and accompanist for Sante Fe Christian Schools.
Ricardo Robledo - Violin, Guitar, Bass, Brass and Vocal Instructor
Ricardo graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Liberal Arts & Sciences with a concentration in Music. He first began teaching music to middle school and high school students at the age of 16. After college, Ricardo joined an indie band called the Boondock Brothers and a film-scoring electronic duo called Hominids. Ricardo loves playing jazz, indie, mariachi, classical, urban, and electronic music. Ricardo's passion for teaching music stems from the beautiful realizations that each student makes, the connection between musical and personal student growth, and the power it has in making a student's day better.
McKenna Slack - Piano and Voice Instructor
Originally from Stanwood, Washington, McKenna Slack came to San Diego four years ago to sing opera and pursue a music degree at Point Loma Nazarene University. Since beginning piano lessons at age four and voice lessons at age sixteen, McKenna has known that her future lies in music. She is a classically trained soprano who sings professionally in the San Diego area, including San Diego Opera. McKenna has performed locally with Point Loma Opera Theatre, Musica Vitale, and Bodhi Tree Concerts and enjoys the opportunity to bring beautiful music out into the community for all to enjoy.
In this first year after graduating from PLNU, McKenna is excited to be singing more frequently with San Diego Opera and auditioning for graduate schools where she can further her studies in opera and music education. McKenna looks forward to sharing her passion for music with students across diverse backgrounds and skill levels at RMC. She loves the challenge of working with kids individually and personalizing her teaching style to best fit each student's needs.
David Villegas - Piano, Guitar, Vocals, Drum & Class Theory Instructor
David is knowledgeable in a variety of instruments, including piano, guitar, bass, drums, violin, trumpet, and other band and orchestra instruments. He has written music, recorded, and performed locally for several years in several hard rock, metal, and indie/alternative projects as a guitarist and pianist.
David previously taught guitar, piano, band, orchestra and rock ensembles for the Julian Charter School Academy of Performing Arts in San Diego. He has also served as the Worship Leader of C3 in Mission Valley and received the opportunity to lead "music missions", which involved organizing and teaching free music classes at the C3 Performing Arts Center. He also managed a music camp outreach project at an orphanage in L'viv, Ukraine.
Teaching is one of David's greatest passions, particularly to those that would not otherwise have the opportunity to learn music.


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A pox upon cancer
Retooled virus extends survival in terminal patients
A tweaked virus that invades malignant cells has allowed patients with advanced liver cancer to survive for months longer than usual. Scientists report online February 10 in Nature Medicine that the virus can sabotage tumors and expose them to attack by the immune system.
The virus-based treatment will add a new weapon to medicine's armory of tumor killers, says Ulrich Lauer, a hepatologist at the University of Tübingen in Germany, who wasn't involved in the research. In particular, patients whose cancer has grown resistant to chemotherapy or other drugs might benefit, he says, because the virus's mechanism of killing cancer cells is so different from existing therapies.

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Sarah Caden: The online fight for Cheryl's love just embarrasses us all
With 'cryptic' tweets and jibes, the alleged demise of the 'X Factor' judge's marriage is undignified, writes Sarah Caden
Last week, a "close family member" of Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini stated that the French husband of Cheryl of the same surname, has no desire to divorce the singer and X Factor judge. But who needs "sources close to" and "family members" any more, when a cryptic tweet or an emoji can say so much more?
To date, Jean-Bernard and Cheryl have played out their relationship in snapshots posted online and messages of 140 characters or less, so why stop now? Apparently, it was also reported last week, Jean-Bernard wants a baby with the former Girls Aloud singer. We have nothing to back this up yet, however, as he hasn't made any statement to that effect. Or maybe he's still hunting for the swaddled-babe emoji.
Last Thursday, following reports in the UK weekend papers that he's "pulling out all the stops" to repair the relationship with Cheryl, Jean-Bernard posted a picture on Instagram that hinted at romantic reconciliation. The photo was a shot of one of those hut-like villas at the end of a jetty, that are hyper expensive and hover over the turquoise sea of somewhere like Bora Bora or the Maldives. The sort of place people imagine that dream honeymoons happen, with rose petals scattered around and tropical fish swimming around under the bed.
Then, just to emphasise his point, J-B, as he's known - because once you're tweeting about your marriage, you're on intimate terms with everyone - he stuck on some emojis. Aw, they were awful cute. Two little faces, one wearing sunglasses and one with hearts for eyes. They mean "cool" and "in love", in case you're a dinosaur.
And if you're a dinosaur - as in, over 40 - you're probably wondering why a grown man is sending out such messages about the state of his marriage. Who is he speaking to? What is he trying to prove? And when did this kind of oversharing ever do wonders for a relationship?
Of course, aside from the oversharing aspect of this alleged attempt at a rapprochement, J-B's post is a little odd. As in, we don't even know if he, never mind his wife, are even at this destination. It could just be a picture cut and pasted from the web.
It could be somewhere he'd like to go and where he'd feel cool and in love, right? And Cheryl could be looking at that post, from somewhere in chilly London, also wondering just what exactly he's getting at. And wondering what exactly she started when she first posted the picture of herself online, just married to Fernandez-Versini, after a mere three-month romance.
That was how they announced their union and that, really, set the tone for the narrative of the relationship. Unfortunately for her, though, there have been fewer loved-up postings and more online posts of the "cryptic" rent-a-literary-quote variety hinting at disillusionment and divorce.
Even the Luddite dinosaurs among us understand, to some extent, that the desire to share online is the modus operandi of the younger generation, but that doesn't alter the fact that this whole affair has been undignified. Cheryl has talked about how painful her first husband Ashley Cole's betrayal of her was, and humiliating was their divorce. But the online tit-for-tat she is going through with J-B F-V is just silly.
If one has made such a fuss of the good times so publicly, then maybe it follows that you chart it as it fails, but neither are such a great idea. Possibly because she found the end of her first marriage so bruising, Cheryl made a big online deal of finding love again with J-B. When things were good, she posted pictures of him spoiling her on her June birthday in 2014 and in 2015, the latter being just before things started to slip.
Cheryl's dramatic weight loss was taken as sign that all was not well, but you didn't speculate once the couple started trading what are now commonly known as "cryptic" messages online. Frequently, these tend to be of the sticks-and-stones variety.
For example, over the last few months, after their last public outing together at Ant and Dec's joint 40th birthday party, J-B wrote, "Mean people don't bother me a bit. Mean people who disguise themselves as nice people bother me a whole lot." So, Cheryl's secretly a bit of a bitch, eh? But then, we're all a bit of a bitch in a bad relationship, but so what, get on with it, or get out of it. But do we all need to know it?
J-B has also felt the need to repeatedly tweet about how people know nothing and need to back off. It would seem he doesn't like the common impression that Cheryl, who reportedly did not insist on a prenuptial agreement - is the injured party in this.
And Cheryl has done nothing to dispel this idea. As far back as June last year, she seemed to kick off the romantic-downturn tweeting with a long message about people trying to drag her down. On X Factor, she was moved to tears by a rendition of 'Love is a Losing Game', saying that it really struck a chord with her and not because she was in mourning for Amy Winehouse.
At the start of this year, Cheryl said a loaded farewell to 2015, posting online: "You've been real!!!!! You have taught me a lot but I am happy to see the back of you." Yes, there were emojis: stars and waving-goodbye hands and love hearts, as well as the accompanying picture of her kissing her middle finger an un-fond farewell.
Earlier this month, Cheryl was bridesmaid to her former Girls Aloud bandmate, Kimberley Walsh, who got married in Barbados. Cheryl was smiling through the heartache, apparently, and posted, on Instagram, some happy pictures and a message about the value of enduring friendship.
Later, she commented on how the wedding was like nothing she'd "ever experienced before". That's from someone with two weddings under her belt. Nothing cryptic there, surely.
Last week, while J-B was posting pics of holiday idylls, Cheryl took no moves to deny reports she's already filed for a quickie divorce. But maybe that's only because there was no wifi in their beachfront retreat. Or because she's looking for an emoji to express "in your dreams".
Ironically, given how they just can't shut up online, a major issue between the couple was the language barrier. Apparently, they couldn't communicate. Meanwhile, they have no problem communicating with the rest of us. More's the pity.
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Torn Rolled Cuff Skinny Jean
Gather your fashion inspiration with this stylish skinny jean. Vintage washed, featuring heavy rips and tears down the legs. Low rise. Fitted through leg. Rolled cuffs.
- Approx. 12 in. leg opening
- Approx. 31 in. rolled cuff inseam
- 97% cotton, 3% spandex
- Machine wash
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This is a chili sauce you can feel absolutely no guilt about when you ladle it on your French fries — which I hope you fry in tallow and top with raw cheddar! This is a chili sauce you can cover your grass-fed hot dog with. This is a chili sauce that will take you back to the concession stand. [by Lindsey Dietz]
Archives for April 2015
Cinco de Mayo Meal Plans for 5 Special Diets
The foods Americans most often associate with Cinco de Mayo include modern-day favorites such as beef tacos and nachos, chicken fajitas, and margaritas. Traditional Pueblan cuisine is vastly different and includes foods like mole, chalupas, barbacoa, and queso fresco. In these Cinco de Mayo meal plans for five special diets (traditional, gluten-free, GAPS, Paleo, and Autoimmune Paleo), we've provided you with a good mix of both types of cuisine. From appetizer all the way to dessert! [by Lindsey Dietz]
Easy Jambalaya In The Crock Pot {dairy-free w/ grain-free option!}
Somehow, jambalaya hits the spot for me. What once had been a foreign cuisine altogether became soul food. Thus, every once in while, I crave jambalaya. This easy recipe is naturally dairy-free and has a grain-free option for Paleo or GAPS! [by Kresha Faber]
Help for Seasonal Allergies (KYF110)
Suffering from seasonal allergies? I can feel your pain. I have been a life-long allergy sufferer, some years bringing such suffering I couldn't function without medication. However, I am now allergy-free and have been for several years. In today's podcast, I'm going to share my story and how I healed my allergies, plus give you ideas for doing the same. [by Wardee Harmon]
Homesteading is a Leap of Faith
Three years ago we moved to the country with little, if any, experience in country living. While our country home was being built, we spent a significant amount of time reading up on necessary skills. Months later, when the moving van pulled into the gravel driveway, we thought we knew what lay ahead. We had no idea. [by Jenny Cazzola]
Sprouted Flour Coconut Waffles
Coconut milk, coupled with coconut oil and sprouted flour, makes for a stack of waffles with the best texture and flavor we've ever had. Plus… no wait-time for soaking or souring because the flour's already sprouted! [by Jenny Cazzola]
Seed School (KYF109)
After having graduated over 500 Seed Citizens from their mobile Seed School, Bill and Belle from Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance are taking Seed School online. And you're invited… it all kicks off with a FREE online session on April 28, 2015. Plus… tip of the week from Lindsey and listener question from Nicole. [by Wardee Harmon]
37 Ferments for Spring
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One of my favorite areas in Beyoğlu is Meşrutiyet Caddesi, a historical avenue with charming restaurants, hotels and galleries. It is only steps away from the crowded Istiklal Caddesi, yet here you have the chance to find serenity among really good food. My recent discovery, Sahrap Pera, justifies that.
Celebrity chef Sahrap Soysal's new restaurant occupies two floors. Both upstairs and the long table near the entrance are suitable for big gatherings and celebrations. It is also great for smaller groups and one on one sessions with old pals (you can actually hear what the other person is saying). Just order a drink and enjoy the casual atmosphere with old nostalgic Turkish songs playing in the background.
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We would like to visit Wimereux whilst on a day trip to Calais next week.
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The station of Wimille-Wimereux is about 25 minutes by train from Calais Ville station in the direction of Bordeaux.
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There's a very nice restaurant in Wimeruex and I wish I could remember its name!
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I have been to this spa 6 times over the last handful of years, including in August of 2013. I see a lot of good reviews here, but a few bad ones. It has been about 8 years since I stayed in the Inn, but I can say that, when I did, it was delightful.
As far as the spa, I have been to many, and this one is first rate. From the minute you drive up and park your car, there is a little pond outside with flowers and outdoor seating. The lobby is adorable, with a piano and the pub right there. They recently renovated, so the main area near the juice bar has been redecorated. It looks very nice. I had frozen yogurt and a smoothie at the juice bar. Both were fantastic, and the young lady who waited on me could not have been nicer or more helpful.
If you haven't been there a bunch of times, everyone who comes to the spa gets a tour. There is a nice indoor heated pool.. many of the treatment rooms are off of this area. There used to be a fence around the pool, but they have removed that. It looks even nicer now. There are plants, nice areas to sit, and skylights throoughout.
There is a phenomenal gym (way nicer than any hotel gym, it has top of the line cardio, weight, and stretching equipment, tvs, headphones, water, free weights, and a trainer there in case you want help or personal training. Everything is clean. There is also a studio for fitness classes. I have never taken one. They also do water aerobics in the pool.
There are several outdoor areas. One is more of a deck off of the pool area, with lounge chairs, chairs and tables with umbrellas. The other is more of a garden, with a variety of spots to sit in the shade and sun. This is a very nicely landscaped area.
There is also a relaxation room. No other spa I have been to has one like this. There are these extremely comfy lounge chairs with blankets, it is dark and quiet, and there is spa music. It is fantastic.
The locker room itself-you are offered a robe and sandals when you arrive, and they are yours to use for the day. The spa is open till 9 pm so if you have a lot of treatments, you can enjoy the facilities after. There is a jacuzzi, which is a decent size and is alwyas clean. There is a skylight above it. It is heaven. There is a steam room and a sauna, and washcloths in ice water to cool off with when you come out.
The showers are nice, with a changing area outside of each one, and complimentary shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner. There is a decent vanity area with complimentary lotion, hair products, everything you can think of! It is all clean, all the time. There are constantly employees tidying up, replacing towels, etc.
On this trip, I had a body polish. They have you lie under a vichy (sp?) shower, with a towel covering your private areas, and they exfoliate you, wash you off, and then put a nice heavy lotion on you that smells heavenly. Is is all very professional and comfortable. I highly recommend this. I also had an expres facial, which was fantastic. I have had massages other times I have visited as well. I would not say the pedicure is anything beyond a normal pedicure, not that there is anything wrong with it, I just dont think any pedicure is worth $65 or more.
I chose to have lunch at Ascot's Pub becuase I was alone, but I was allowed to order from their menu or the Kensingson's (Restaurant) menu. You can eat in either location in your robe, and I did. My waitress was very nice. They give out these free bagel chips with some kind of delicious spread. I had a scallop salad, which was fantastic. Calorie information is provided (good or bad) for everything on the menu. I can say from previous trips that Kensington's is also very nice for meals, and if the weather is nice, they will seat you outside. It is very nice.
Tips are included in the fee you pay, so you dont have to worry about that or carry any money around, everything can be charged to your final bill.
They charge a fee of something like $22 just to use the spa, but I personally think it is worth it. As the soap and shampoo dispensers say, "Arrive in pieces, leave whole" -or something like that. It is absolutely true. It is a very nice, relaxing place. I have never talked to anyone on the phone or in person who was not extremely helpful and nice.
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Chef Profile: Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles
Wolfgang Puck began cooking at his mother's side as a child. She was a chef in the Austrian town where he was born, and with her encouragement, Wolfgang began his formal training at fourteen years of age. As a young chef, he worked in some of France's greatest restaurants, including Maxim's in Paris, the Hotel de Paris in Monaco, and the Michelin 3-starred L'Oustau de Baumanière in Provence. At the age of 24, Wolfgang left Europe for the United States. His first job in 1973 was at the restaurant La Tour in Indianapolis, after which, in 1975, he moved to Los Angeles and rapidly garnered the attention of the Hollywood elite as chef and eventually part owner of Ma Maison in West Hollywood.
In 1982, Wolfgang went on to create his first flagship restaurant, Spago, originally located in West Hollywood on the Sunset Strip. His early signature dishes, such as haute cuisine pizzas topped with smoked salmon and caviar, put him and Spago on the gourmet map, not just in Los Angeles but throughout the world. Wolfgang and Spago earned many accolades including winning the prestigious James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Chef of the Year, twice, in 1991 and 1998, and the James Beard Foundation Award for Restaurant of the Year in 1994. Wolfgang is the only chef to have won the Outstanding Chef of the Year Award two times.
Multiple openings followed through the years, and in 2006, Wolfgang opened the Richard Meier- designed CUT, a sleek, contemporary steakhouse at the Beverly Wilshire. The restaurant was extremely well-received; the Los Angeles Times awarded the restaurant Three Stars and noted food critic John Mariani awarded CUT, "Restaurant of the Year" in the November 2006 issue of Esquire magazine. In April 2007, CUT was nominated for "Best New Restaurant" by the James Beard Foundation, and in August 2007, Bon Appétit magazine named CUT one of the top three steakhouses in the nation. Prestigious accolades continued in 2007 when The Michelin Guide announced CUT received one star and Spago two stars in the 2008 Los Angeles edition. In 2008, CUT opened at The Palazzo in Las Vegas, and in 2010, CUT opened in Singapore at the Marina Bay Sands.
Wolfgang expanded the CUT brand into Europe, choosing to partner with Dorchester Collection, opening at 45 Park Lane in Mayfair, central London, in September 2011. He then continued his ties with Dorchester Collection with one of the best luxury restaurants in LA, Wolfgang Puck at Hotel Bel-Air. Wolfgang and the Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group oversees all of the property's food and beverage operations, and the culinary concept focuses on modern California cuisine with European and Mediterranean influences.
Wolfgang is credited with changing the way Americans cook and eat by mixing classic French techniques and Asian- and California-influenced aesthetics with the highest quality ingredients. He also was instrumental in changing the face of dining in Los Angeles, then in Las Vegas, where he was the first chef to create a contemporary fine dining restaurant, paving the way for other celebrated chefs and the city's metamorphosis into a dining destination.
Today, Wolfgang's empire encompasses three separate Wolfgang Puck entities: Wolfgang Puck Fine Dining Group, Wolfgang Puck Catering (which includes catering for all the major awards shows in LA), and Wolfgang Puck Worldwide, Inc. Further, Wolfgang is actively involved in many philanthropic endeavours and charitable organizations in the states.
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Hello Everyone, I have written a php form that should be summited to the mysql database but could not because of this error " Parse error, unexpected T_STRING in line 390---as shown below:
Line 390 is:
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//connect to database
$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "taiwo", "taiwo") or die(mysql_error());
mysql_select_db("property",$conn) or die(mysql_error());
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The rest of the code is here below, though some of them below will generate some error after correcting the one above.
//add to property descriptions table
$add_property = "insert into pvtpropertydesc values ('', '$_POST[PropertyType]', '$_POST[NumOfRooms]', '$_POST[NumOfSingleRooms]', '$_POST[NumOfDoubleRooms]', '$_POST[Availability]', '$_POST[Month]', '$_POST[Year]', '$_POST[Units]', '$_POST[Period]', '$_POST[parking]', '$_POST[heating]', '$_POST[RentalPeriod]', '$_POST[RentalUnit]', '$_POST[roomfloor]', '$_POST[lift]', '$_POST[AvailableFrom]")";
mysql_query($add_property) or die(mysql_error());
//get house_id for use with other tables
$houseid = mysql_insert_id();
if (($_POST[bathroom]) || ($_POST[kitchen]) || ($_POST[meal]) || ($_POST[otherFacitities])) {
//something relevant, so add to amenities table
$add_amenities = "insert into amenities values ('', '$_POST[bathroom]', '$_POST[kitchen]', '$_POST[meal]', '$_POST[otherFacitities]')";
mysql_query($add_amenities) or die(mysql_error());
//if ($_POST[RentalPeriod]) {
//something relevant, so add to notes table
// $add_RentalPeriod = "insert into pvtpropertydesc values ('', '$_POST[PropertyType]', '$_POST[NumOfRooms]', '$_POST[NumOfSingleRooms]', '$_POST[NumOfDoubleRooms]', '$_POST[parking]', '$_POST[heating]', '$_POST[RentalPeriod]', '$_POST[AvailableFrom]")';
// mysql_query($add_note) or die(mysql_error());
// }
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Your entry has been added. Continue to the next stage
add another?
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2. I would like to know how to use "save" insetad of submit to save the form that user filled and when he/she click save, it will be saved unto the database and he/she can continue to the next form.
3. So, how can I link the next form with "save"..
4. How can I handle mutiple sesion and multiple users with the PHP code....
And suggestion will be appreciated. Thanks.
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1. Without seeing all of your code...the error is most likely coming from a missing quote or semi-colon before line 390.
2 & 3. I am not sure what you mean by using "save."
4. The same code should work for mutliple users/sessions.
Also, as a side note, make sure that your IF statements are evaluating correctly. It is generally a bad idea to evaluate post variables as booleans because they are passed as strings and often don't return what is expected.
if (($_POST[bathroom]) || ($_POST[kitchen]) || ($_POST[meal]) || ($_POST[otherFacitities])) {\
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Just a minor point the line number indicates where the parser spotted the error, it doesn;t mean that line is where the error is
Alikely candidate is the preceeding line(s)
this is especially true if the indocated line is a bracket.


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This Hulk figure looked somewhat angrier than the normal Hulk figures. He is short like the other Hulk in this series and is very similar to him. He is wearing part of a ripped up shirt and blue pants though. The figure is very well done like the other Hulk. What is interesting is that the figure in the group shot is a different Hulk figure than what was released, which would later be released as 'Steel Body Trap Hulk' in the playsets line.
Figure ability: Breakaway lab
Accessories: Breakout containment unit, Arm restraints x2, Base supports x2
Doc Samson
Doc Samson is one of Hulk's allies and a good figure choice. His figure is modeled after how the character looked on the animated series that was running at the time with longer sleeves and lighter hair than he is usually portrayed with in the comics. He is decently articulated with ball joints on his arms and is fairly detailed. The coloring used on the figure is also pretty good. He looks a bit small standing next to other figures in the same scale though, as he was somewhat of a big guy in comics.
Figure ability: Omega blaster
Accessories: Large gun
Incredible Hulk
This Incredible Hulk figure is actually one of the best looking ones that was made. The only downfall is that he is to a bit smaller scale and is about as tall as most other figures. Hulk was supposed to be bigger than everyone else, so he just looks short. Still, the figure is very well done and very details. His one leg is spring loaded though, so it's not very poseable.
Figure ability: Breakout containment unit
Accessories: Breakout containment unit
This is the second Leader figure in the Hulk series and is the smaller of the two. This one is about the right size in comparison to the other figures in the Marvel figure line. He is very well done, but his head is clear with some red liquid inside. The original head in the prototype pictures, like the first Leader figure. The figure is very detailed and articulated decently for the times.
Figure ability: Evil robot drone
Accessories: Robot drone
Zzzax is an odd figure in that he is supposed to be comprised of pure electricity. The figure is pretty well done in that he looks like he is made of electricity. The figure is fairly detailed and does have decent articulation. He has a wind up switch on his back that makes him vibrate when he is wound up. He also comes with a large electric trap.
Figure ability: Electric trap
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Picking up the pieces: Valgar Street fire victims grateful for community's help
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BRATTLEBORO — Despite the loss of possessions, some of the occupants left homeless by Saturday's fire on Valgar Street have expressed their gratitude rather than disappointment with the situation.
"I've just gained a larger sense of community through this," said resident of apartment 30, Nicholas Lalanne through an interpreter for the deaf, who was brought to tears by his statement.
"Of course you would count on family and close friends, but even some strangers and parents from my daughter's school are coming to help us, and we really cherish all that support that we are receiving," added Lalanne's wife, Rebecca.
Since the Saturday morning fire, 11 out of 12 families have been set up with case workers who have assisted the families with their basic needs.
The families in apartments 32 and 34 have lost just about everything they have, except for each other and their pets. Others on Valgar Street, such as Nicholas, Rebecca and their three children, will look for alternative housing because their building was significantly damaged and deemed unsafe. According to Rebecca, her housing manager said their apartment repairs could take up to six months.
The Lalannes said that though they are grateful, they do feel the strain of changing their daily routine with their three children Jaya, 6; Desima, 3 and Adira, 1.
They're are not the only family at the complex who are putting their children's interests first. Amanda Bragg and her husband, Ben, who have lost everything from their apartment 34, said they're doing their best to maintain a normal day for their three kids. "We're looking to create new memories and new adventures for our family to outweigh some of these bad ones," said Amanda. "Our first goal is our children, that everyday should be as normal as can be for them."
According to the Brattleboro Police Department, the cause of the fire is under active investigation by BPD detectives and the Brattleboro Fire Department.
The American Red Cross and the Department for Children and Families through Economic Service Division have helped these 11 families by providing them with the appropriate amount of money for their basic needs such as food and shelter. Lloyd Ziel, chief communications officers for the American Red Cross, New Hampshire and Vermont, said they have made several attempts to get in touch with the 12th family, but have not heard back at this time.
"We plan for the worst and hope for the best," said Ziel about their response to emergencies. Ziel believes that within two to three hours after the first alarm for the fire, about 18 workers from American Red Cross helped in some fashion.
Love it Twice, a children's clothing consignment store at 464 Putney Road, has helped some of the families displaced by the fire and those that would like to help can call the store at 802-490-2160 or stop in between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
The American Red Cross New Hampshire and Vermont Region is also accepting donations for fire victims at redcross.org/local/nhvt.
Individuals have been appealing for help for families displaced by the fire at GoFundMe, an online crowdfunding site:
• The Braggs family: www.gofundme.com/braggsrebuilding.
• Maria Vargas and family: www.gofundme.com/vm959adw and www.gofundme.com/n695mpak.
• The Schoolcraft family: gofundme.com/rn939rrw and gofundme.com/helpschoolcrafts.
• General fire relief: gofundme.com/9595uhuk.
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Television dad Stephen Collins, best known for his role as minister Eric Camden on the long-running family drama 7th Heaven, has allegedly confessed to molesting underage girls.
An audio recording of the confession, taped by his estranged wife, actress Faye Grant, has been leaked to the US tabloid news site TMZ.
Stephen Collins was due to star in Seth MacFarlane's sequel to his hugely popular 2012 movie Ted, however The Hollywood Reporter is now reporting that he has been dropped from the film. Ted 2 is set for release in the US on June 26 next year.
The US actors union, SAG-AFTRA, has confirmed that Collins has resigned from the body's national board. The organisation did not clarify the reasons for his resignation.
Grant and Collins are presently engaged in what TMZ described as a "nasty, prolonged" divorce.
The New York Police Department is investigating the case, as two of the three alleged incidents took place in New York City. The third was allegedly in Los Angeles.
"There is a formal complaint on file and the incident is being investigated by the Manhattan Special Victims Squad," the police department's statement said.
Police spokesman Stephen David says the complaint was filed in 2012 and accused Collins of forcing a then-14-year-old girl to commit a lewd act in 1972. David says the case remains open, but no charges have been filed.
The Los Angeles Police Department was also reviewing the audiotape, but a spokesman said they did not plan to open their own investigation.
TMZ says the confession was made during a session with a therapist attended by Collins and Grant. Grant made the recording of the session.
TMZ says Collins was not aware he was being recorded, however it notes that under California law it is legal to make such a recording in order to gather evidence for a "violent felony" charge.
The US cable channel UPTV, which airs repeats of 7th Heaven, has announced that it has pulled the program from its schedule.
"We are deeply concerned for the families that are potentially affected by these disturbing allegations surrounding actor Stephen Collins," the channel's president Charley Humbard said.
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The Wahconah Regional High School Guidance Department will sponsor a Financial Aid Information Session for college bound seniors and their parents at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 2, in the high school auditorium.
Paul Boyer, director of financial aid, and Courtney Hatch Blauvelt, assistant director of financial aid at Williams College, will present an overview of the financial aid process, advice on completing the FAFSA and CSS Profile forms, and information on student loans, parent loans, work-study, and local scholarships.
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A vivid, thrilling, and impeccably researched account of America's bloodiest battle ever - World War I's Meuse-Argonne Offensive - and the 100-year-old cover-up at its heart.
The year is 1918. German engineers have fortified Montfaucon, a rocky butte in Northern France, with bunkers, tunnels, trenches, and a top-secret observatory capable of directing artillery shells across the battlefield. Following a number of unsuccessful attacks, the French deem Montfaucon impregnable and dub it the Little Gibraltar of the Western Front. Capturing it is a key to success for AEF commander in chief John J. Pershing's 1.2 million troops. But a betrayal of Americans by Americans results in a bloody debacle. Now William T. Walker tells the full story in his masterful Betrayal at Little Gibraltar.
In the assault on Montfaucon, American forces become bogged down, a delay that cost untold lives as the Germans defended their lofty positions without mercy. Years of archival research demonstrate that the actual cause of the delay was the disobedience of a senior American officer, Major General Robert E. Lee Bullard, who subverted orders to assist the US 79th Division. The result was the unnecessary slaughter of American doughboys and preclusion of plans to end the war early. Although several officers learned of the circumstances, Pershing protected Bullard - an old friend and fellow West Point graduate - by covering up the story. The true account of the battle that cost 122,000 American casualties was almost lost to time.
Betrayal at Little Gibraltar tells the vivid human stories of the soldiers who fought to capture the giant fortress and push the American advance. Using unpublished first-person accounts, Walker describes the horrors of World War I combat, the sacrifices of the doughboys, and the determined efforts of two participants to pierce the cover-up and solve the mystery of Montfaucon. Like Stephen Ambrose and S. C. Gwynne, Walker writes compelling popular history.
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Thee Oh Sees are the latest incarnation of songwriter, singer, and guitarist John Dwyer's ever-evolving pop-folk psychedelic group. Dwyer, who hails from Providence, RI, has been active on the San Francisco indie scene since the late '90s, working with several bands, including the Coachwhips, Pink & Brown, Yikes, Up Its Alive, and Swords & Sandals, among others. Dwyer formed OCS (which is an acronym for Orinoka Crash Suite, Orange County Sound, or whatever Dwyer decided it was on any given day) initially as a vehicle for the experimental instrumentals he was producing in his home studio. In time OCS morphed into an actual band, and worked under the usual flurry of names, most notably as the Oh Sees or the Ohsees, and eventually as Thee Oh Sees, featuring Dwyer on guitar and vocals, Brigid Dawson on vocals and tambourine, Petey Dammit (sometimes listed as Petey Dammit!) on bass, and Mike Shoun on drums.
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An intelligently constructed program, especially if it's based on a compelling concept, is almost as important to a recital album as the quality of the playing. Jenny Lin, one of the finest classical pianists in New York (and that's saying something), has a winning concept here. As Luca Sabbatini, the author of the program notes, writes, "small forms -- preludes, etudes, nocturnes, poems, character pieces, etc. -- often served their creators as a space which fairly encouraged aesthetic revolutions and other breaches of convention..." Listening to this mostly chronological program from beginning to end, one hears the piano's vocabulary expand radically over the space of 17 years. Read more »
Halfway through his fifth decade in the public eye, Wayne Shorter sounds like as much of a jazz giant as ever: a superb composer and the architect of an elliptical improvisational sax style that has grown more and more influential. It's the latter facet that is emphasized on this album of concert recordings from the past three years.. The formation of a new quartet has seemingly invigorated him, and Shorter clearly inspires his younger sidemen to take risks -- Danilo Perez, John Patitucci, and Brian Blade never seemed all that progressive before, and this is their most interesting playing. Read more »
Paul Anka doing a swing album of alternative rock songs turned out to be a bad idea, because the people involved didn't treat those songs with respect and/or understanding. Get this disk instead. Nouvelle Vague is a French band with two clever producers at the helm and rotating eight breathy-voiced female singers (supposedly picked because they were unfamiliar with the original versions); they play a series of familiar punk and new wave classics in bossa nova style. Every song remains immediately recognizable (not true on Anka's album) and most are sung (or at times recited) quite earnestly, with the drastic exception of the Dead Kennedy's "Too Drunk to Fuck,†which is giggled through with full awareness of its inherent sarcasm and as an expression of the protagonist's inebriated condition. Read more »
Hands down one of the most intricately beautiful instrumental albums of the year so far. Jack Rose (of Virginia neo-psych band Pelt) is not only a guitar virtuoso of the highest order, an adept finger-style picker in the Rev. Gary Davis/John Fahey tradition (he covers the latter's "Sunflower River Bluesâ€), he's an imaginative genre-hopper who – like Fahey in his later years – can make his acoustic guitar an instrument for meditative psychedelia, even make it sound like a sitar.
Aside from the Fahey cover, all eight tracks on this solo excursion are originals, starting out in a mostly traditional vein and then, on the second half of the disc, mixing in the raga influence on alternating tracks. Read more »
Sonny Rollins: Without A Song - The 9/11 Concert (Miletstone)
Well, the 9/15 concert. You see, Sonny Rollins was in his downtown NYC apartment on 9/11, and saw the second tower fall. After the area lost power and phone service, Rollins and his neighbors were evacuated the next day. His wife and co-producer Lucille (now sadly deceased) convinced him not to cancel his Saturday night concert in Boston. Read more »
Calexico/Iron and Wine: In The Reins (Overcoat)
This is not a split EP, but an actual collaboration between these two cult favorites. The founders of Calexico, John Convertino and Joey Burns, first worked together in Giant Sand in 1990. Calexico's basically a roots-rock band, but takes in a wide range of other influences. Iron and Wine is basically a solo act (lately there's a trend to using band names even if it's just one guy: Mountain Goats, Bright Eyes, etc.), Floridian Sam Beam, who writes lovely melodies set to quiet, acoustic music. Read more »
It's now an anticipated annual event when this trio reunites for a stand at New York's storied Village Vanguard. Saxophonist Joe Lovano and guitarist Bill Frisell are superstars, of course; some of their fans may not know why Paul Motian is billed above them. But some of the most imaginative jazz of the past five decades has been powered by this subtle, versatile drummer who's now 74 years old. Read more »


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