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As a casual #OregonDucks fan (I’m a #UOregon alum), I guess I need to learn more about the #BigTen.
(Shouldn’t be too hard, given I live in #Minnesota now.)
https://around.uoregon.edu/content/university-oregon-join-big-ten-conference-2024
(To be honest, I am a bit uneasy about these huge coast-to-coast conferences. Seems like all that extra travel can’t be great for students or the planet.)
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A few years ago, at the age of 40, I decided to learn how to use #vim. Very quickly, I became very comfortable with modal editing, and came to prefer it. I now use #neovim as my main editor.
I am greatly indebted to Bram Moolenaar. #thanksBram
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A few years ago, at the age of 40, I decided to learn how to use #vim. Very quickly, I became very comfortable with modal editing, and came to prefer it. I now use #neovim as my main editor.
I am greatly indebted to Bram Moolenaar. #thanksBram
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Folks I'd love to see #JoeRogan talk to on #JRE at some point:
#JameisWinston
#SteveBallmer
#ChrisHansen
#SteveHarvey
#Adam22
#AnthonyFantano (or #PatrickCC)
#NickMira
#Drake
#NealMcDonough
#NathanFielder
#SethMacFarlane
#RossUlbricht
#AlSharpton
#Obama
#JustinBieber
#PewDiePie
#ye
#Lecrae
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/420965/ IEC says ANC failed to meet deadline, not victim of a system glitch #AlbertLuthuli #ANC #ChrisHaniDistrict #DA #EasternCape #ElectoralCourt #eThekwini #FikileMbalula #FreeState #Horn #IEC #InxubaYethemba #iol #KwaZuluNatal #MangaungMetropolitanMunicipality #middelburg #mpumalanga #NgquzaHill #nxuba #PortStJohns #RayNkonyeni #Sa'sElectoralCommission #SouthAfrica #SundaysRiverValley #SyMamabolo #umshwathi #WalterSisulu #WernerHorn
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SONG OF THE WEEK “I’ve Been Trying” by Fleur de Lys w/Chris Andrews. https://timchrisandrews.bandcamp.com/track/ive-been-trying
#chrisandrews #fleurdelys #freakbeat #psychedelic #soulmusic #garagerock #circles #TheWho #GlynJohns #polydor #IBCStudios #london #mellotron #impressions #curtismayfield
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Davy Jones (Monkees) & Chris Andrews SONG OF THE WEEK! “As Long as She Needs Me” https://timchrisandrews.bandcamp.com/track/as-long-as-she-needs-me
#chrisandrews #davyjones #monkees #oliver #lionelbart #nancy #georgiabrown #she #musical
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO: “Reflections on Charles Brown” by Rupert’s People, a “made in the studio” band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HXdQ-N0-lM
#chrisandrews #rupertspeople #charlesbrown #ethelandernest #paulmccartney #psychedelicrock #britishrock #classicrock #britpop #procolharum #fleurdelys #rodlynton #johnlennon #theshadows #carldavis
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO: “Hold On” by Rupert’s People https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYbrxbXH5bs
#chrisandrews #rupertspeople #charlesbrown #psychedelicrock #britishrock #classicrock #britpop #fleurdelys #rodlynton #johnlennon #brynhaworth #gordonhaskell #kingcrimson #spencerdavisgroup #prettythings #brianauger #rogerdaltrey #davidessex #davyjones #monkees #singersongwriter #bluesrock #britishinvasionrock #60srock
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO: “Something About Suburbia” by Tim a.k.a. Chris Andrews 55th Anniversary Video Edition! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGbYBpyaANs
#chrisandrews #timandrews #suburbia #britpop #musichall #flowerpower #hermanshermits #thekinks #raydavies #themonkees #davyjones #paulkorda #cypayne #fleurdelys #tyrantking #film #video #music #parlophone
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Chris Cantwell, the "Crying Nazi" who got famous for his actions during and after the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, VA, in 2017, has now been charged with charges stemming from an incident in which he allegedly strangled a guy in the boarding house where Cantwell has been living.
Also, a fun fact that I learned: Cantwell's dad was apparently one of the air traffic controllers who Reagan fired in 1981 for daring to go on strike. My little brain is all aflutter with "what if" scenarios right now...
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“But more than that, he has a history of trying to play the victim when being caught in his violent acts,” Gorcenski told The Independent . “He did this when he was convicted in federal charges for extortion, he did this when he was sued for participating in a violent conspiracy against civil rights in Charlottesville, and he did this when I swore a complaint against him for violently assaulting me with pepper spray at the University of Virginia.”
From Cantwell’s perspective, Gorcenski went on, “his frequent violence is always just and his victims are always liars.”
“Unfortunately for him, there is rarely much overlap between Chris’s world and the real world,” she said. “I hope one day he learns to take accountability for his actions.”
#ChrisCantwell #UniteTheRight #UTR #fascism #CryingNazi #WhiteNationalism
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Good morning from the Pacific NW, here's a collection of chill instrumental summer vibe tunes for your headphones/earpods/carplay:-) Suggested volume level 8-10:-)
Bonus: each track has an attached YouTube video if you'd prefer to view on HDTV!
Cheers and have a safe and healthy summer!
#Summer #Chillwave #Smokefree #Heatwave #SummerVibes #SummerTunes #BandCamp #NewMusic #IndieMusic
https://chrisangela.bandcamp.com/album/superluminal-a-summer-chill-collection-iv
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Good morning from the Pacific NW, here's a collection of chill instrumental summer vibe tunes for your headphones/earpods/carplay:-) Suggested volume level 8-10:-)
Bonus: each track has an attached YouTube video if you'd prefer to view on HDTV!
Cheers and have a safe and healthy summer!
#Summer #Chillwave #Smokefree #Heatwave #SummerVibes #SummerTunes #BandCamp #NewMusic #IndieMusic
https://chrisangela.bandcamp.com/album/superluminal-a-summer-chill-collection-iv
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Good morning from the Pacific NW, here's a collection of chill instrumental summer vibe tunes for your headphones/earpods/carplay:-) Suggested volume level 8-10:-)
Bonus: each track has an attached YouTube video if you'd prefer to view on HDTV!
Cheers and have a safe and healthy summer!
#Summer #Chillwave #Smokefree #Heatwave #SummerVibes #SummerTunes #BandCamp #NewMusic #IndieMusic
https://chrisangela.bandcamp.com/album/superluminal-a-summer-chill-collection-iv
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Good morning from the Pacific NW, here's a collection of chill instrumental summer vibe tunes for your headphones/earpods/carplay:-) Suggested volume level 8-10:-)
Bonus: each track has an attached YouTube video if you'd prefer to view on HDTV!
Cheers and have a safe and healthy summer!
#Summer #Chillwave #Smokefree #Heatwave #SummerVibes #SummerTunes #BandCamp #NewMusic #IndieMusic
https://chrisangela.bandcamp.com/album/superluminal-a-summer-chill-collection-iv
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WANDERING WATERLOO REGION THROUGH BOOKS
After a busy and potentially expensive holiday season, the last activity one tends to think about is travel.
What if you broke that mould?
But what if, from the comfort, ease, and coziness of your couch, you navigated local streets both familiar and unknown? Stick with me, for I am not suggesting the familiar armchair travel of 2020.
I certainly won’t suggest more screen time.
What if you made yourself a cuppa something delicious and warm, found a blanket, and cracked the spine of something new?
Waterloo Region’s unique demographics easily lend themselves to phenomenal and fantastical stories. The books below can be found at local bookstores such as Words Worth Books or Old Goat Books in Uptown Waterloo, and A Second Look Books in Downtown Kitchener. Alternatively, check out any branch of the Kitchener Public Library or Waterloo Public Library for these and other books about Waterloo Region or by the region’s own talented authors.
The Waterloo You Never Knew: Life on the Margins by Joanna Rickert-Hall
Joanna Rickert-Hall is a local author, social historian and recipient of the Jean Steckle Award for Excellence in heritage education.
She writes about the scandals and overlooked yet fascinating tales and the tragedies of Waterloo Region. A delightful assortment of them appear in this book.
Covering nineteenth and twentieth-century stories of both a sensational and sordid sort, this book shares local history that few locals have on their radar.
Think body snatchers, cholera, rum running, and sorcery–to begin. Resident readers will be inspired, shocked, and gain new appreciation for the past and present of Waterloo Region.
For the visually inclined, this collection of photographs from nineteenth and twentieth-century Waterloo Region will transport you through the decades of our collective stories.
Chris Masterman, a former Waterloo Region Record librarian invited residents to share their memories associated with the archival photos she dug up from the archives.
Jon Fear is a columnist for the Waterloo Region Record and kept the memory-gathering tradition alive.
Much as its name suggests, Kissing Bridge is whimsical, magical, and a little mischievous. Woolwich Township, known for its talented Mennonite farming community and calm green landscape, is not the setting you might associate with such a title.
Yet it is, in fact, where this real-life story continues to take place today. Ontario’s last wooden covered bridge in use, it has a striking red façade, is the location of many an odd and delightful fact.
Many such pieces of information are shared in the book, some of which include tales of the West Montrose Swifts and the Conestoga Wanderers (local hockey teams from 1915), the real alibi that allowed so many couples to conveniently take their time crossing the bridge, the peeping eyes that spied from the rafters.
The Back Door by Coral Andrews
Local author and broadcaster Coral Andrews dishes on Kitchener’s former underground music scene at The Back Door. Musicians, concertgoers and neighbours alike involved in Waterloo Region’s music scene, and perhaps more so those of a certain vintage, will appreciate the deep dive into Kitchener’s legendary punk history.
Should you prefer fiction, Waterloo Region’s creative writers have plenty to offer. From poetry to crime, consider the following titles for your January book list.
Black Cherokee by Antonio Michael Downing is a coming-of-age story of a mixed-race Black girl growing up in a South Carolina Cherokee community that won’t recognize her identity.
Nobody Cares: Essays is written by Anne T. Donahue. With humour, she explores friendship, failure, work and what life looks like as a twenty- or thirty-something in modern day. Award-winning local poet Chris Banks has several books.
Midlife Action Figure: Poems has been described as a “rare book that is as exciting as it is provocative, showcasing both pathos and humor” by the ECW Press.
Francie’s Got a Gun by Carrie Snyder is a Globe and Mail Best Book of the Year and one of the CBC’s Best Canadian Fiction Books of 2022. The survival of a young girl in a small town will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Former Waterloo Regional councillor, Jane Mitchell, has pivoted from serving her community to crafting murder mysteries with her new novel, Bad Council. In it, a local councillor is killed when he tries to release information that will change his community forever.
Set your schedule as “busy”—you’ve got a lot of reading to enjoy this month!
#CarrieSnyder #chrisBanks #chrisMasterman #coralAndrews #delGingrich #janeMitchell #jeanSteckleAward #JoannaRickertHall #jonFear #KitchenerPublicLibrary #OldGoatBooks #roamingTheRegion #SECONDLOOKBOOKS #taraMcandrew #WaterlooPublicLibrary #WordsWorthBooks -
WANDERING WATERLOO REGION THROUGH BOOKS
After a busy and potentially expensive holiday season, the last activity one tends to think about is travel.
What if you broke that mould?
But what if, from the comfort, ease, and coziness of your couch, you navigated local streets both familiar and unknown? Stick with me, for I am not suggesting the familiar armchair travel of 2020.
I certainly won’t suggest more screen time.
What if you made yourself a cuppa something delicious and warm, found a blanket, and cracked the spine of something new?
Waterloo Region’s unique demographics easily lend themselves to phenomenal and fantastical stories. The books below can be found at local bookstores such as Words Worth Books or Old Goat Books in Uptown Waterloo, and A Second Look Books in Downtown Kitchener. Alternatively, check out any branch of the Kitchener Public Library or Waterloo Public Library for these and other books about Waterloo Region or by the region’s own talented authors.
The Waterloo You Never Knew: Life on the Margins by Joanna Rickert-Hall
Joanna Rickert-Hall is a local author, social historian and recipient of the Jean Steckle Award for Excellence in heritage education.
She writes about the scandals and overlooked yet fascinating tales and the tragedies of Waterloo Region. A delightful assortment of them appear in this book.
Covering nineteenth and twentieth-century stories of both a sensational and sordid sort, this book shares local history that few locals have on their radar.
Think body snatchers, cholera, rum running, and sorcery–to begin. Resident readers will be inspired, shocked, and gain new appreciation for the past and present of Waterloo Region.
For the visually inclined, this collection of photographs from nineteenth and twentieth-century Waterloo Region will transport you through the decades of our collective stories.
Chris Masterman, a former Waterloo Region Record librarian invited residents to share their memories associated with the archival photos she dug up from the archives.
Jon Fear is a columnist for the Waterloo Region Record and kept the memory-gathering tradition alive.
Much as its name suggests, Kissing Bridge is whimsical, magical, and a little mischievous. Woolwich Township, known for its talented Mennonite farming community and calm green landscape, is not the setting you might associate with such a title.
Yet it is, in fact, where this real-life story continues to take place today. Ontario’s last wooden covered bridge in use, it has a striking red façade, is the location of many an odd and delightful fact.
Many such pieces of information are shared in the book, some of which include tales of the West Montrose Swifts and the Conestoga Wanderers (local hockey teams from 1915), the real alibi that allowed so many couples to conveniently take their time crossing the bridge, the peeping eyes that spied from the rafters.
The Back Door by Coral Andrews
Local author and broadcaster Coral Andrews dishes on Kitchener’s former underground music scene at The Back Door. Musicians, concertgoers and neighbours alike involved in Waterloo Region’s music scene, and perhaps more so those of a certain vintage, will appreciate the deep dive into Kitchener’s legendary punk history.
Should you prefer fiction, Waterloo Region’s creative writers have plenty to offer. From poetry to crime, consider the following titles for your January book list.
Black Cherokee by Antonio Michael Downing is a coming-of-age story of a mixed-race Black girl growing up in a South Carolina Cherokee community that won’t recognize her identity.
Nobody Cares: Essays is written by Anne T. Donahue. With humour, she explores friendship, failure, work and what life looks like as a twenty- or thirty-something in modern day. Award-winning local poet Chris Banks has several books.
Midlife Action Figure: Poems has been described as a “rare book that is as exciting as it is provocative, showcasing both pathos and humor” by the ECW Press.
Francie’s Got a Gun by Carrie Snyder is a Globe and Mail Best Book of the Year and one of the CBC’s Best Canadian Fiction Books of 2022. The survival of a young girl in a small town will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Former Waterloo Regional councillor, Jane Mitchell, has pivoted from serving her community to crafting murder mysteries with her new novel, Bad Council. In it, a local councillor is killed when he tries to release information that will change his community forever.
Set your schedule as “busy”—you’ve got a lot of reading to enjoy this month!
#CarrieSnyder #chrisBanks #chrisMasterman #coralAndrews #delGingrich #janeMitchell #jeanSteckleAward #JoannaRickertHall #jonFear #KitchenerPublicLibrary #OldGoatBooks #roamingTheRegion #SECONDLOOKBOOKS #taraMcandrew #WaterlooPublicLibrary #WordsWorthBooks -
WANDERING WATERLOO REGION THROUGH BOOKS
After a busy and potentially expensive holiday season, the last activity one tends to think about is travel.
What if you broke that mould?
But what if, from the comfort, ease, and coziness of your couch, you navigated local streets both familiar and unknown? Stick with me, for I am not suggesting the familiar armchair travel of 2020.
I certainly won’t suggest more screen time.
What if you made yourself a cuppa something delicious and warm, found a blanket, and cracked the spine of something new?
Waterloo Region’s unique demographics easily lend themselves to phenomenal and fantastical stories. The books below can be found at local bookstores such as Words Worth Books or Old Goat Books in Uptown Waterloo, and A Second Look Books in Downtown Kitchener. Alternatively, check out any branch of the Kitchener Public Library or Waterloo Public Library for these and other books about Waterloo Region or by the region’s own talented authors.
The Waterloo You Never Knew: Life on the Margins by Joanna Rickert-Hall
Joanna Rickert-Hall is a local author, social historian and recipient of the Jean Steckle Award for Excellence in heritage education.
She writes about the scandals and overlooked yet fascinating tales and the tragedies of Waterloo Region. A delightful assortment of them appear in this book.
Covering nineteenth and twentieth-century stories of both a sensational and sordid sort, this book shares local history that few locals have on their radar.
Think body snatchers, cholera, rum running, and sorcery–to begin. Resident readers will be inspired, shocked, and gain new appreciation for the past and present of Waterloo Region.
For the visually inclined, this collection of photographs from nineteenth and twentieth-century Waterloo Region will transport you through the decades of our collective stories.
Chris Masterman, a former Waterloo Region Record librarian invited residents to share their memories associated with the archival photos she dug up from the archives.
Jon Fear is a columnist for the Waterloo Region Record and kept the memory-gathering tradition alive.
Much as its name suggests, Kissing Bridge is whimsical, magical, and a little mischievous. Woolwich Township, known for its talented Mennonite farming community and calm green landscape, is not the setting you might associate with such a title.
Yet it is, in fact, where this real-life story continues to take place today. Ontario’s last wooden covered bridge in use, it has a striking red façade, is the location of many an odd and delightful fact.
Many such pieces of information are shared in the book, some of which include tales of the West Montrose Swifts and the Conestoga Wanderers (local hockey teams from 1915), the real alibi that allowed so many couples to conveniently take their time crossing the bridge, the peeping eyes that spied from the rafters.
The Back Door by Coral Andrews
Local author and broadcaster Coral Andrews dishes on Kitchener’s former underground music scene at The Back Door. Musicians, concertgoers and neighbours alike involved in Waterloo Region’s music scene, and perhaps more so those of a certain vintage, will appreciate the deep dive into Kitchener’s legendary punk history.
Should you prefer fiction, Waterloo Region’s creative writers have plenty to offer. From poetry to crime, consider the following titles for your January book list.
Black Cherokee by Antonio Michael Downing is a coming-of-age story of a mixed-race Black girl growing up in a South Carolina Cherokee community that won’t recognize her identity.
Nobody Cares: Essays is written by Anne T. Donahue. With humour, she explores friendship, failure, work and what life looks like as a twenty- or thirty-something in modern day. Award-winning local poet Chris Banks has several books.
Midlife Action Figure: Poems has been described as a “rare book that is as exciting as it is provocative, showcasing both pathos and humor” by the ECW Press.
Francie’s Got a Gun by Carrie Snyder is a Globe and Mail Best Book of the Year and one of the CBC’s Best Canadian Fiction Books of 2022. The survival of a young girl in a small town will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Former Waterloo Regional councillor, Jane Mitchell, has pivoted from serving her community to crafting murder mysteries with her new novel, Bad Council. In it, a local councillor is killed when he tries to release information that will change his community forever.
Set your schedule as “busy”—you’ve got a lot of reading to enjoy this month!
#CarrieSnyder #chrisBanks #chrisMasterman #coralAndrews #delGingrich #janeMitchell #jeanSteckleAward #JoannaRickertHall #jonFear #KitchenerPublicLibrary #OldGoatBooks #roamingTheRegion #SECONDLOOKBOOKS #taraMcandrew #WaterlooPublicLibrary #WordsWorthBooks -
WANDERING WATERLOO REGION THROUGH BOOKS
After a busy and potentially expensive holiday season, the last activity one tends to think about is travel.
What if you broke that mould?
But what if, from the comfort, ease, and coziness of your couch, you navigated local streets both familiar and unknown? Stick with me, for I am not suggesting the familiar armchair travel of 2020.
I certainly won’t suggest more screen time.
What if you made yourself a cuppa something delicious and warm, found a blanket, and cracked the spine of something new?
Waterloo Region’s unique demographics easily lend themselves to phenomenal and fantastical stories. The books below can be found at local bookstores such as Words Worth Books or Old Goat Books in Uptown Waterloo, and A Second Look Books in Downtown Kitchener. Alternatively, check out any branch of the Kitchener Public Library or Waterloo Public Library for these and other books about Waterloo Region or by the region’s own talented authors.
The Waterloo You Never Knew: Life on the Margins by Joanna Rickert-Hall
Joanna Rickert-Hall is a local author, social historian and recipient of the Jean Steckle Award for Excellence in heritage education.
She writes about the scandals and overlooked yet fascinating tales and the tragedies of Waterloo Region. A delightful assortment of them appear in this book.
Covering nineteenth and twentieth-century stories of both a sensational and sordid sort, this book shares local history that few locals have on their radar.
Think body snatchers, cholera, rum running, and sorcery–to begin. Resident readers will be inspired, shocked, and gain new appreciation for the past and present of Waterloo Region.
For the visually inclined, this collection of photographs from nineteenth and twentieth-century Waterloo Region will transport you through the decades of our collective stories.
Chris Masterman, a former Waterloo Region Record librarian invited residents to share their memories associated with the archival photos she dug up from the archives.
Jon Fear is a columnist for the Waterloo Region Record and kept the memory-gathering tradition alive.
Much as its name suggests, Kissing Bridge is whimsical, magical, and a little mischievous. Woolwich Township, known for its talented Mennonite farming community and calm green landscape, is not the setting you might associate with such a title.
Yet it is, in fact, where this real-life story continues to take place today. Ontario’s last wooden covered bridge in use, it has a striking red façade, is the location of many an odd and delightful fact.
Many such pieces of information are shared in the book, some of which include tales of the West Montrose Swifts and the Conestoga Wanderers (local hockey teams from 1915), the real alibi that allowed so many couples to conveniently take their time crossing the bridge, the peeping eyes that spied from the rafters.
The Back Door by Coral Andrews
Local author and broadcaster Coral Andrews dishes on Kitchener’s former underground music scene at The Back Door. Musicians, concertgoers and neighbours alike involved in Waterloo Region’s music scene, and perhaps more so those of a certain vintage, will appreciate the deep dive into Kitchener’s legendary punk history.
Should you prefer fiction, Waterloo Region’s creative writers have plenty to offer. From poetry to crime, consider the following titles for your January book list.
Black Cherokee by Antonio Michael Downing is a coming-of-age story of a mixed-race Black girl growing up in a South Carolina Cherokee community that won’t recognize her identity.
Nobody Cares: Essays is written by Anne T. Donahue. With humour, she explores friendship, failure, work and what life looks like as a twenty- or thirty-something in modern day. Award-winning local poet Chris Banks has several books.
Midlife Action Figure: Poems has been described as a “rare book that is as exciting as it is provocative, showcasing both pathos and humor” by the ECW Press.
Francie’s Got a Gun by Carrie Snyder is a Globe and Mail Best Book of the Year and one of the CBC’s Best Canadian Fiction Books of 2022. The survival of a young girl in a small town will keep you on the edge of your seat.
Former Waterloo Regional councillor, Jane Mitchell, has pivoted from serving her community to crafting murder mysteries with her new novel, Bad Council. In it, a local councillor is killed when he tries to release information that will change his community forever.
Set your schedule as “busy”—you’ve got a lot of reading to enjoy this month!
#CarrieSnyder #chrisBanks #chrisMasterman #coralAndrews #delGingrich #janeMitchell #jeanSteckleAward #JoannaRickertHall #jonFear #KitchenerPublicLibrary #OldGoatBooks #roamingTheRegion #SECONDLOOKBOOKS #taraMcandrew #WaterlooPublicLibrary #WordsWorthBooks -
SONG OF THE WEEK “Josephine” by Tim Andrews a.k.a Chris Andrews
https://timchrisandrews.bandcamp.com/track/josephine#josephine #timandrews #chrisandrews #chamberpop #britpop #psychedelicrock #echoplex #harpsichord #beachboys #beatles #beegees #leftbanke #parlophone #abbeyroad #tonyhall #davidmackay #paulbuckmaster #eltonjohn #pinkfloyd #sydbarrett #clique #sugar #Sunday #tommyjames
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO “We’re Alive” by Kris Ryder a.k.a. Chris Andrews https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ2XeA-0gPE
#alive #krisryder #chrisandrews #kokomo #reggae #newwave #powerpop #philpalmer #beachboys #buggles #menatwork #johnnyjblair #sheenaeaston #aha #christopherneil #queen #dominicbugatti #frankmusker #wishboneash #direstraits #davidessex #ericclapton
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO “Sad Simon Lives Again” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2N9fZs0Nbo
#sadsimon #timandrews #chrisandrews #simonbaker #parlophone #fleurdelys #tonyhall #beatles #mikenoble #johnkongos #beachboys #beegees #leftbanke #moodyblues #procolharum #zombies #rogerdaltrey #davidessex #davyjones #monkees #johnnyjblair
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MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO “Josephine” by Tim Andrews a.k.a Chris Andrews
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ms4IHSSkeVw
#josephine #timandrews #chrisandrews #chamberpop #britpop #psychedelicrock #echoplex #harpsichord #beachboys #beatles #beegees #leftbanke #parlophone #abbeyroad #tonyhall #davidmackay #paulbuckmaster #pinkfloyd #sydbarrett #clique #sugar #Sunday #tommyjames #edisonlighthouse #london #baroquepop
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SONG OF THE WEEK “Josephine” by Tim Andrews a.k.a Chris Andrews
https://timchrisandrews.bandcamp.com/track/josephine
#josephine #timandrews #chrisandrews #chamberpop #britpop #psychedelicrock #echoplex #harpsichord #beachboys #beatles #beegees #leftbanke #parlophone #abbeyroad #tonyhall #davidmackay #paulbuckmaster #eltonjohn #pinkfloyd #sydbarrett #clique #sugar #Sunday #tommyjames
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‘The Terror: Devil in Silver’ Review: Dan Stevens and Judith Light in AMC+/Shudder’s Creepy Critique of the U.S. Mental Healthcare Industry
#TV #TVReviews #AMC #CCHPounder #ChrisCantwell #DanStevens #JohnBenjaminHickey #Shudder #TheTerror #TheTerrorDevilinSilver -
En la nueva entrada de 📚 Lecturas de Undine
descubrimos, 📖 Vivir con papá (La Fuga Ediciones, 2023)
de 🖊️ Clarence Day Jr. (Nueva York; 1874 - 1935)
"... un chispeante, amable y divertido libro" que llegaría también con gran éxito, a #teatro y #cine
Leer reseña 👉 https://lecturasdeundine.blogspot.com/2026/04/resena-vivir-con-papa-clarence-day.html
#LibrosYCine #CineYLiteratura #BlogsLiterariosRecomendados #ReseñasLibros #Reseñas -
MONDAY MATINEE MUSIC VIDEO Rupert’s People “Hold On” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYbrxbXH5bs
#rupertspeople #rodlynton #fleurdelys #chrisandrews #charlesbrown #petesolley #philsawyer #gordhaskell #kingcrimson #brynhaworth #spencerdavis #prettythings #brianauger #trinity #johnnyjblair #mod #britishrock #psychedelic #rogerdaltrey #davidessex #davyjones #monkees
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Tim Andrews a.k.a Chris Andrews SONG OF THE WEEK: Tiny Goddess” https://timchrisandrews.bandcamp.com/track/tiny-goddess
#tinygoddess #nirvana #baroquepop #psychedelicrock #britpop #beachboys #britishrock #beatles #beegees #leftbanke #moodyblues #procolharum #harpsichord #orchestra #paulbuckmaster #timandrews #chrisandrews #abbeyroad