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Tonight marks a moment in history that heals the deep emotional scars that have plagued this nation for centuries.  Tonight is perhaps the greatest achievement of the US.  Not to lesson other great moments of this great nation of ours, but tonight carries a uniqueness about it.  The passion was [...]

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FYI: I wrote the following in a meager attempt to try get something published on The Huffington Post Off The Bus section.  They weren’t interested in publishing it, but I spent too much time to just let it sit around going nowhere.  So here it is…
In the last several weeks, we as a nation have [...]

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The recent economic breakdown has left many people frighted.  Why? There is a natural tendency to fear hunger or sleep in a cold alley, at least here in the US.  The inability to feed, shelter or cloth yourself and your family keeps us working.  It is fair to state that Americans are evaluating what is [...]

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I find it very difficult to write about music under the current circumstances.  Unless you have been stuck on a stranded island for the past several weeks, I think it is safe to assume that a majority in this country is glued to either the TV or the Internet trying to make sense of what [...]

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Seven years ago today tragedy struck the United States of America as an attempt to tarnish the very freedoms we treasure. Freedom in the US, I think, meant something very different after that day. And, that day is forever cemented in my mind. I don’t know if there is [...]

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Let me begin by saying I am not a fan of politics. In fact, I hate listening to pretty much all politicians. When I do listen, it simply to keep myself informed, and make sure the turkey in office, or up for election isn’t going to completely ruin my life.  I didn’t set up this [...]

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The world watched the debacle of a rescue attempt after Katrina to save the people of New Orleans. Three years later, things are still a mess. Blabbermouth reported recently that Nine Inch Nails, R.E.M, Pearl Jam, Aaron Neville and several other rockers, totaling over 90 artists, have all signed a petition to persuade US presidential [...]

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Ever wonder why the 1812 Overture is performed on the 4th of July?  Most classical musicians roll their eyes around this time of year, dust off their “1812 Overture chops,” and make some extra cash by performing the work everywhere across the country. The overture is one of those pieces that I have known about [...]

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The power of social media never ceases to amaze me.  It pleases me even more when the medium is used in a win-win situation; in this case benefiting rock bands and our constitutional right as US citizens.
MySpace and Rock the Vote have joined forces to empower the people.  The DemROCKacy competition sponsored by [...]

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