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I spent last evening with my eldest daughter and four brothers of Michael Jackson, specifically Jermaine, Marlon, Tito and Jackie. It was o...
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I grew up in an era where independent Canadian music took a cue from punks and folkies and DIY exploded in the late 70s and early 80s. Nobod...
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Steve Leckie and Viletones - Reckless rock'n'roll revisited by Yuya Joe College (excerpt from forthcoming book "T...
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Saint Patrick Morgan Arthurs November 11, 1939 - September 30, 2012 This past Friday I went to a funeral for an old friend...
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Of ALL the great musicians who passed away at the tender age of 27, here are the seven saints who lead the march in: Robert Johnson - August...
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Mubarak imprisons Google exec Wael Ghonim Video showing arrest of Wael Ghonim in Egypt: Egypt Protest Cairo - Sky News from duncan sharp o...
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Just a heads up to all you Kindle and eBook readers out there. This Friday, July 27, I will be promoting my novel Ari Loves Salome by offeri...
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Zeus said to Narcissus, "Watch yourself!"
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(Photo: Pharaoh Amenhotep III and Queen Tiye) I am working on an article / post about the world-changing Queens that reigned from the beginn...
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Here's a 1980 DOA poster from shows we did with them in Toronto: The Turning Point show on this poster is the concert where Chuck and Ra...
Ghana World Cup run: Asamoah Gyan is STILL THE HERO!
While it is true that Gyan could have won the match versus Uruguay with a penalty kick at the end of overtime,
Ghana would not have made it this far without Asamoah Gyan's goals and leadership up to this point. Also, in the shootout he scored on his kick, while the 3rd and 4th shooters for Ghana each missed on what seemed to be puzzlingly feeble efforts. Aaaahhhh the pressure...
The Ghana Black Stars were and are the Pride of Africa at the
2010 World Cup, and as the youngest squad in the entire tournament, may these emerging Lions roar again and again.
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