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Video of Moto X4 presentation leaks, reveals Snapdragon 660, 3800mAh battery, dual cameras, and more
Richard Gao 2017/05/13
12:55pm PDT May 13, 2017
We all thought that the Moto X brand was no more after the Moto Z was revealed as the successor to the Moto X Pure Edition (2015), but it's coming back. The first time we heard about this was last week, when leakster @evleaks tweeted a picture of some 'moto x⁴' branding, but we now know much more about the device.
Slides v1.2.312 Rolls Out With Support For Presentations Over Hangouts, Will Be Adding Spellcheck In The Future [APK Download+Teardown]
Cody Toombs 2015/08/06
5:45am PDT Aug 6, 2015
The same strings turned up in the just-released version of Sheets. I suspect Docs will receive the same treatment when its update eventually comes out. This suggests there will be
Have you ever been stuck in the middle of the woods with no way back to civilization, no laptop, and your boss expects you to deliver a spectacular presentation to your investors in 15 minutes? Neither have I, but it could happen – life is full of surprises like that. If you ever do find yourself in this situation, all you need is your smartphone, a half-decent wireless connection, and the latest version of Google Slides.
Samsung's Galaxy S6 Unpacked Event Is Now Live On YouTube So You Can Relive Every Edge-Bending Moment
5:43am PST Mar 2, 2015
If you were busy yesterday morning, or too hung over from Saturday night, you may have missed Samsung's Unpacked presentation from Barcelona, Spain. Sure, you could read about the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge and their upcoming availability in the US, the revised Gear VR, and Samsung Pay... Or you could blow 40-some minutes watching the show in all its glossy grandeur. Did you really have anything better to do at work, today?
Ok, seriously, when you're done watching the show, check out those articles. We really do have a lot of information Samsung didn't cover during the event.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqYsIRU5rQU
Prezi's New Android App Zooms Into The Play Store Raring To View Your Presentations
Bertel King, Jr. 2015/02/24
When I was in high school, we were taught how to use PowerPoint. Before I graduated from college, Prezi presentations were starting to feel just as commonplace. The latter allowed students to create lively, zoom-able slideshows online and access them from wherever they could connect to Wi-Fi. Starting now, they will be able to access them from their Android devices as well.
WhatsApp is trying its best to keep users from switching to Signal and Telegram
Pixel 2 owners, today's the last day to back up your Google Photos at original quality for free
OfficeSuite And OfficeSuite Pro 7 Updated To v7.3: New Template Creation Options, Improved Printing, Freehand Drawing Support, And More
9:43am PDT Oct 25, 2013
There are no shortage of office suites available for Android, but two of the most popular have been Quickoffice and OfficeSuite. The former took a hiatus after Google purchased it last year, and while the new version isn't bad per se, it's not what to used to be. In the meantime, OfficeSuite has continued to improve, and version 7.3 introduces a slew of new features that add an extra layer of polish to what is already a solid app.
The suite comes in both a paid and a free version, and there's a separate changelog provided for each. The free version comes with better Google Cloud Print support, improved Box integration, and the ability to insert charts in both text and presentation documents.
[New App] Adobe's Presenter Mobile Brings Fully Usable Presenter Materials Right To Your Tablet
Liam Spradlin 2013/06/30
2:52pm PDT Jun 30, 2013
Seeking to make presenting rich media on Android devices a little easier, Adobe has released Presenter Mobile. As the name implies, Presenter Mobile works with Adobe Presenter which, for those who don't know, is a tool that can take your media-packed Powerpoint deck and turn it into easy-to-manage, interactive eLearning or presentation material. Presenter's desktop software can also create videos "capturing both yourself and your screen" for demonstrations or instructional sessions. Adobe's Presenter Mobile simply makes all your Presenter material accessible and usable through any Android tablet.
To use the app, you (or your intended user) need only enter a URL to your presentation material, and off you go.
Google Docs Can Now Share Directly To Google+, Natively Embedding PDFs, Videos, And More
Eric Ravenscraft 2012/10/31
1:56pm PDT Oct 31, 2012
The integration of all the services you use from your favorite search provider just keeps on getting better. Today, Google announced that you can now share content from your Google Drive directly to Google+. It's not just a matter of a simple link, either (unless you're on mobile). A built-in viewer for PDFs, videos, slideshow presentations and more make the experience virtually seamless.
To share to Google+, you simply click the Share button like normal where you'll find the new option waiting, in addition to the usual Gmail, Facebook, and Twitter. Of course, none of the other methods have quite this level of integration and ease of use.
Lightplay Is An Android-Powered Pico Projector That Comes With Motion Controller, Keyboard, And Play Store For $500
2:14pm PDT Oct 3, 2012
What if I told you that you could carry an 80" Android device around in your pocket? What do you think you would say to me? Perhaps you'd say, "Clearly you are talking about a pico projector device and I'm not falling for your shenanigans." Dang, you're really good at this game. What you probably didn't expect, though, is that the Lightplay by PhoneSuit, as it is called, also features a motion controller with a built-in keyboard, a tripod and access to the entire Google Play Store. Not too bad for $500.
The specs on this device are middling, to say the least.
Google Drive Update For Android Brings Improved Presentation Viewing, Basic Table Support In Docs, And More
10:00am PDT Sep 10, 2012
Before I get your hopes up, no they haven't improved spreadsheets yet. However, that is on the way. What is arriving now, though, is the ability to add comments to your documents, view tables, and improved Google presentations viewing support. You'll even get speaker notes and the ability to swipe between slides.
There are more features on their way. Here at Android Police HQ, we've been eagerly awaiting proper spreadsheet editing (which is currently horrible to an unusable degree), and Google has seen fit to name check that very feature in its "More to come..." section. Hopefully it won't be too much longer, and we'll finally be able to see the results of that Quickoffice purchase.
Sprint Has Something Up Its Sleeve For March 22
Will Shanklin 2011/03/02
1:49pm PST Mar 2, 2011
It appears that Sprint will be unveiling something for us in Orlando, FL on March 22, as they have issued media invitations for an event that will be "showcasing the latest innovations from Sprint."
What exactly will be showcased is a mystery at this point, but the last time we were invited to an exciting event from Sprint, it was to preview the dual-screen Kyocera Echo phone (which some viewed as a dud of an announcement). Perhaps the wireless carrier is poised to deliver the knockout punch that many were hoping for last month with this one, but that is all speculation at this point.


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Special Exhibit to Feature Crisp Museum's New Acquisitions, Old Favorites
By Michelle Queiser on	 October 21, 2019 Arts and Media, Museum, River Campus
Artwork from the Rosemary Berkel and Harry L. Crisp II Museum's permanent collection will be on display in a special exhibition opening Friday, Nov. 1, at Southeast Missouri State University's River Campus.
The public is invited to view the exhibition with an opening reception scheduled for 4-8 p.m. that evening. The exhibit will remain on display through Jan. 26. Admission is free.
The exhibit will feature new acquisitions and old favorites from the Museum's collections.
"In recent years the museum's collections have grown, and this exhibition is a great opportunity to showcase these wonderful works," said Jim Phillips, museum manager and senior curator. "We are very honored to have a diverse array of archeology, history and fine artwork. Works from a wide variety of media and interests will be represented, offering something for all audiences."
For more information about this exhibition, visit https://semo.edu/museum/exhibitions/2019-2020/permanent-collection-exhibition.html.
The Crisp Museum is located in the Cultural Arts Center at Southeast Missouri State University's River Campus, located at 518 S. Fountain St. in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, 1-4 p.m. on weekends and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the first Friday of the month. For more information, call (573) 651-2260 or email museum@semo.edu.

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The 2019 NHL Winter Classic (officially the 2019 Bridgestone NHL Winter Classic) was an outdoor ice hockey game played in the National Hockey League (NHL) on January 1, 2019, at Notre Dame Stadium in Notre Dame, Indiana. The 11th edition of the Winter Classic, the game matched the Chicago Blackhawks against the Boston Bruins; the Bruins won,  4–2. It was the fourth Winter Classic appearance for the Blackhawks (2009, 2015, 2017), their sixth outdoor game overall, and fifth outdoor game in six years. It was the third Winter Classic appearance for the Bruins (2010, 2016). The game was the Bruins' first Winter Classic as the visiting team, and the first time the NHL hosted an outdoor game outside a team's immediate media market (Chicago, the host team, is in an adjacent media market to the South Bend market where Notre Dame is located).

Game summary
The Boston Bruins won 4–2 with Tuukka Rask in goal, making 36 saves. The game was Rask's 469th for the Bruins, making him the most prolific goaltender in Bruins history. David Pastrňák, Patrice Bergeron, Sean Kuraly and Brad Marchand scored the goals for the Bruins. Brendan Perlini and Dominik Kahun scored the goals for the Blackhawks.

Number in parenthesis represents the player's total in goals or assists to that point of the season

Officials
Referees: Eric Furlatt, Francis Charron

Linesmen: Matt MacPherson, Bryan Pancich

Pregame/Anthem/Entertainment
A pre-game performance was conducted by the Jacks, Weezer performed a three-song concert during the first intermission including their hit cover of "Africa" by Toto, and Judah & the Lion performed a three-song concert during the second intermission.

During the team introductions, the South Bend Symphony Orchestra performed the Notre Dame Fight Song

The anthem was performed by the Blackhawks' anthem singer Jim Cornelison accompanied by the South Bend Symphony Orchestra

A ceremonial puck drop was done by Notre Dame legend Tim Brown

Prior to team introductions the Bruins' and Blackhawks' legends were introduced. For the Bruins, Cam Neely, Johnny Bucyk, and Ray Bourque. For the Blackhawks, Denis Savard, Tony Esposito, Jill Mikita, and Bobby Hull.

Broadcasting
NBC broadcast the game as it has done since the event's inception. Like the previous two Winter Classics, Sportsnet simulcast the NBC feed in Canada, while TVA Sports used NBC's video to dub their French-language commentary.

The game was simulcast on NBC Sports Radio; it was the last program carried on the network before it converted to a part-time syndication service that day.

Ratings
Viewership for the 2019 Winter Classic jumped 20% over the previous season, rising to a 1.94 overnight rating and 2.97 million overall viewers, recovering three years of viewership declines.

References

Further reading

NHL Winter Classic
Winter Classic
NHL Winter Classic
NHL Winter Classic
Ice hockey competitions in Indiana
Sports in South Bend, Indiana
Boston Bruins games
Chicago Blackhawks games

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[Update 1 July 2016 ] Besides being the first mall with an integrated urban park, City Square Mall is also an eco-friendly mall that boast a series of kids and family friendly features.
City Square mall update their L1 playground. This playground is specially designed for children between 2 to 12 years old and encourages play between children with and without special needs.
At the same time, this will help children without special needs to learn and accept differences and have comfortable social interactions with children with special needs.
Thee playground includes a wheelchair-accessible merry-go-round and two inclusive swings.
Being committed to environmental sustainability and conservation, the playground was refreshed using materials that were responsibly sourced from sustainable sources.
The garden is call City Green, and is right outside the mall.
There are clear signs everywhere on green features and plants used. There is also a huge Angsana Tree that was conserved through the construction phase.
While we have a good time when we were at city square mall and learn a few new things …like how buildings can be designed to be more environmentally friendly.
Playgrounds Image Credit: City Square Mall.


This nail art is dedicated to Taiwan Day, which is 10/10 (I am behind schedule again).
I forgot to take picture of what I used in this mani, so just going to name them here. I used Essie Blanc, Nicole by OPI Blue Neon, OPI The Impossible (liquid-sand) and Jenna Hipp Private Getaway. The blue was a challenge for me, because I did not bring any dark blue polishes to Taiwan and I had to use neon polish as a substitute. Neons do not show well without a white base, so that was a lot of work! 2 coats of white base and 2 coats of neon blue. I also used a bit liquid-sand red on my thumb to be a bit glittery.
I was inspired by Taiwan national flag, which contains blue, white and red colours, very similar to American flag :) I don't remember, but that white sun and 12 rays have some kind of meaning (yes, very bad of me, didn't pay attention in the elementary social class).
My left hand, the sun is not as good the other hand. The middle finger design will be good for celebrating American Day, too! Lots of people asked me about my manicure when I went out. Apparently, not a lot Taiwanese wear their national flag on fingers!? At least I didn't see them :) Anyway, happy birthday to Taiwan!


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No, Dwayne Johnson does not own salt and straw. He is an investor in the company, but he is not the owner.
There are a few different ways to answer this question. The most common ice cream flavors in the United States are vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry, according to a recent poll. However, when considering other countries' favorite flavors, the results vary.
For example, in Japan, green tea is a very popular flavor. Other countries' top three flavors include pistachio, dulce de leche (a caramel-flavored candy), and black sesame. Interestingly enough, there are some parts of the world where ice cream isn't as popular as one might think.
In fact, India is the only major country where ice cream consumption has actually declined in recent years. This is due to several factors including a growing preference for other desserts such as gulab jamun (a type of fried dough ball soaked in syrup) and rasmalai (a sweet cheese pudding).
In a recent survey, vanilla was the most popular ice cream flavor, with 29% of respondents choosing it as their favorite. Chocolate came in second place, with 19% of people saying it was their favorite flavor. Other popular flavors include strawberry (9%), mint chocolate chip (8%), and cookies 'n' cream (6%).
When it comes to less popular flavors, coffee and pistachio were at the bottom of the list, each chosen by just 1% of respondents.
If you ask anyone in Texas what their favorite ice cream is, nine times out of ten they'll say Blue Bell. And if you ask a Blue Bell fan what their favorite flavor is, you're likely to get a variety of answers because there are just so many delicious options to choose from! While every Blue Bell flavor is special in its own way, there are definitely some that stand out above the rest.
Here are the five most popular flavors among Blue Bell fans: 1. Homemade Vanilla: This classic flavor is always a hit with ice cream lovers of all ages. It's rich and creamy, with a perfectly balanced sweetness that makes it hard to resist.
2. Cookies n' Cream: A childhood favorite, this flavor has a cult following among those who love its perfect combination of sweet vanilla ice cream and crunchy chocolate cookies. 3. Dutch Chocolate: Another classic flavor that never goes out of style, Dutch Chocolate is loved for its intense chocolate taste and smooth texture. 4. Rocky Road: A unique twist on traditional chocolate ice cream, Rocky Road combines rich chocolate with nuts and marshmallows for a delicious treat that's impossible to resist.
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If you're looking for the best ice cream around, look no further than Salt and Straw! Their unique flavors are sure to please everyone in your family.
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India has to grow globally, says External Affairs Minister
India to open 18 embassies in Africa
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By Gurdip Singh	 Last updated Sep 7, 2019
Minister Jaishankar in dialogue with R. Sukumar, Editor-in-Chief, Hindustan Times.
If India is to grow economically beyond the confines of South Asia, to get global, the relationship with Southeast Asia, Asean and Singapore are going to be fundamental to that, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said on 6 Sept 2019 in Singapore.
"As we get bigger and our interest widens, the importance of this region rises," he said at the Mint Asia Leadership Summit in Singapore attended by over 400 business executives.
"You cannot be among the top five economies of the world and say my world is really is between the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea. Naturally, as you progress, the world will expand beyond."
"If India is to grow (economically) beyond the confines of South Asia, to get global, the relationship with Southeast Asia, Asean and Singapore are going to be fundamental to that," said Jaishankar underlining the importance of regional cooperation.
He also elaborated on Indo Pacific, saying it would be the natural progression of India's interest, influence and engagement in the region which stretches from the Indian Ocean through to Pacific to the US shores.
The Minister pointed out that India's progress is not only in one direction.
Today, India interests in Africa has seen remarkable achievements
"We are opening 18 new embassies in Africa. There are African countries where India is the largest investor," said Jaishankar highlighting India's progress globally.
India has African initiatives, he said, adding that just like China, US, Japan and Russia also have Africa-focused initiatives.
"We do see in many ways Africa a region where we need to pay much more attention and all our new embassies we are opening are in the continent," stressed Jaishankar.
Touching on trade issues with the US, the Minister said he was not very disturbed by the differences and problems.
"Reality is that if you trade with a country, you are going to have trade issues. Questions is how to manage these issues. I really think most of them (issues) are resolvable."
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has discussed these issues with President Donald Trump during their meeting in Osaka. Indian and US trade ministers are also talking about them.
"Frankly I am quite confident that we will be able work our way through these," he said of the issues around trade and tariff with the US. fiinews.com
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Wynton Marsalis: Bending to the Music
"He's a bad cat, man," saxophonist Branford Marsalis once commented to me about his trumpet-playing younger brother, Wynton. The adjective was, of course, complimentary. "But I don't want to be as disciplined as him," the saxophonist sibling continued. "That just ain't fun."
Despite their differences, both Marsalises, now 56 and 55, respectively, have played significant roles in the promotion and development of jazz, as have their brothers, trombonist and producer Delfeayo (51) and drummer Jason (39). Wynton, as ambitious as he is disciplined, has the strongest name recognition, in large part because of his singular win of both jazz and classical Grammys in the same year (1984), his receiving a Pulitzer Prize for his oratorio Blood On the Fields (1997), and his dominating presence on Ken Burns's multi-episode PBS TV series Jazz (2000).
Raised in New Orleans by Dolores and Ellis Marsalis, the latter a jazz pianist and educator, Wynton relocated to New York City to attend Juilliard (briefly) and join Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers (with Branford), and in the late 1980's began his association with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra (JLCO), of which he's now managing and artistic director. JLCO's extensive program of performance and education includes national and international tours, which will bring the ensemble to the Paramount Theatre in Oakland on Sept. 29, under the aegis of Cal Performances. He chatted with SFCV by phone from his Lincoln Center office.
I'd imagine when I ask you what you've been working on, it could be any number of things.
What would you like to hear about? I just gave a lecture at Harvard, it's a followup on my series there, "Hidden In Plain Sight: Meanings In American Music". I love the president of Harvard, Drew Faust, she's a fantastic writer and historian and an all-around force.
And a jazz fan?
A jazz fan, and a lover of American culture.
How do you manage your multiple missions in multiple locations?
I do everything all the time, and look at all of it as being the same: Talking is like performing, and whether I'm talking or composing or teaching, it's music.
So it all comes from the same place.
And the belief in that concept comes from my father; I was raised with that. It's just the way he's lived: deeply soulful, always seeking quality, philosophical about stuff, very action-oriented, not prejudiced against people or things, and not bitter. 'Cause what we kids saw him do was struggle: He played for small audiences, we didn't see him be celebrated, but he was not the least bitter or materialistic. He believed in the music, and this was not based on any other people's belief.
Some people have accused you of favoring only older forms of jazz, but your own musical education was more eclectic. Branford told me you and he had a funk band when you were kids.
Anybody up to the 1960s played pop music, and if they played in a jazz band, they were largely playing pop music. It was not possible to meet musicians who grew up playing Fletcher Henderson or Duke Ellington or Count Basie, because by and large that music was not available to anybody.
So you've made it your mission to manifest that music today?
Right, and to raise the level of musicianship through the music that we play.
How does your older book of jazz do that?
How does a trumpet player become better? By playing cornet solos from the era of Herbert L. Clarke [1867-1945] or Del Staigers [1899-1950]. How does a pianist become better? By going back to the music of Johann Bach and the Well-Tempered Klavier. We could go down the list, but what they have in common is a deep, reflective quality, and a level of technical excellence. And there's insight into the mythologies of the cultures they came out of. Another thing they have in common is, though they can be seen as products they were not designed to be products. Duke Ellington was putting in more than just that. He was addressing fundamentals of American culture.
Have changes in American culture threatened to make those fundamentals obsolete?
A fundamental does not become obsolete. An example is that people have a right to themselves, individually, and in jazz, that's improvisation, free action. We believe that external life should manifest your internal life, so we speak our minds, and in jazz, that's the development of a personal style.
How does this work in the LCJO? You've dubbed the Frederick P. Rose Hall, your home at Lincoln Center, "The House of Swing". What's the significance of that term?
It means that when you come in there, you'll be ready to swing. You make mutual adjustments, to have a good time. A swing rhythm teaches how to play with other people, so the 'we' balances the 'I' of improvisation. Another thing, I think, would be optimism: We believe things are gonna turn out in our favor.
Maybe we're in particular need of a soundtrack with those values in these mean-spirited times.
But I've always maintained that point of view, and it doesn't matter who wants to attack it. Another thing about jazz is the acceptance of diversity, and integration. That's why we had figures like [Cubans] Machito, and Chano Pozzo, who played with Dizzy Gillespie. Think about the Duke, who brought [gypsy guitarist] Django Reinhardt from France, in the early '40s, to play with him at Carnegie Hall. And take a look at the list of people we've integrated with at Lincoln Center: from Yacub Addy and Odadaa!, Ghanian music, to Chano Dominguez and Paco De Lucia, with flamenco music, to Cyro Baptista and his brilliant Brazilian musicians, and the Pakistani musicians of the Sachal Jazz Ensemble. And Garth Fagan Dance, the New York City Ballet, and the New York Philharmonic. Our music accepts people, but we have to accept them on our terms, we don't just give up everything. We find common ground.
Both you and Branford have recorded and performed classical material, and that also goes back to your raising.
I studied with the New Orleans Symphony and played with their brass quintet when I was in high school. I also played with the youth orchestra and went to camps every summer.
While I was eating breakfast the other day, I came upon a video of you with Kathleen Battle, on the Classic Arts Showcase on KMTP-TV. Were you swinging with that soprano and the orchestra?
All music can swing, in the broader definition of equilibrium and coordination. But in terms of swing rhythm, I never think of that when I'm playing classical music. It's like when somebody's making chili, they're not thinking about the same things a person making sushi thinks about.
For your Blood On the Fields oratorio, did you draw on both your classical and your jazz experience?
I didn't really have to combine them, because they're already combined, say in the long-form pieces of Duke Ellington. And remember, Louis Armstrong's favorite artist was Enrico Caruso, and Jelly Roll Morton, in his Library of Congress talks about 'what makes jazz', said you have to have versions of classical music in your jazz. The Duke and Billy Strayhorn did that with the Peer Gynt Suite of Grieg, and the Nutcracker Suite of Tchaikovsky, and Fletcher Henderson did it with Ravel's Bolero.
And you've got some classical collaborations coming.
I'm writing a symphony for the New York Philharmonic and the JLCO right now.
Your fourth
Yes, and I wrote a violin concerto for Nikki Benedetti; she's getting ready to perform it next month with the National Symphony Orchestra. My father had the wherewithal to show me that classical is a great body of music. I was listening to Brahms's Second Symphony just yesterday, and feeling grateful for that.
The generation you shared with your brothers and others in the 1980's were known as The Young Lions, and were credited with somehow reviving jazz. What's happening now that you Lions are getting grayer?
I never knew where that label was coming from. If people were coming to a collective vision, maybe I would have agreed with that. You could talk about the Fauvists or the Impressionists, but in the careers of those artists, they practiced those things for a short time, then did their thing. Now, there are a lot of excellent young players, but what they're gonna do, only they know. My only hope is that they can withstand the pressures of making everything into a product, and that out of that generation will come some actual artistry.
Cal Performances has given notice that your program will be announced from the stage of the Paramount.
Sometimes I talk with the presenters, to find out what they like. Or, what do I think the audience would want to hear? What would the band members like to play? Nine out of 15 of them have composed for us. Sometimes we change the program while we're playing.
But we can rely on your being well-dressed. You're outfitted by Brooks Brothers, as the Modern Jazz Quartet was before you. Are appearances and decorum important?
I grew up in the country, around a lot of poor people who put their suits on on a Sunday to go to church, or put a hat on. It would be stuff from J.C. Penney's or Sears, but damn, they felt good. Am I gonna play any different because I have a suit on? No, I'm not. But these little formal things, these little touches, they add a dash of poetry to life.
*Very nicely put. While you're out here, would you be at all tempted to leave your suit in your closet and head out to a local jazz joint? Your brother Branford stopped in for a jam earlier this year. *
I grew up in clubs, and in the past out there, I would always go hang with the great saxophonist Robert Stewart [an Oakland native]. I would love to maybe go out to one of those clubs. Time is getting short.
by Jeff Kaliss
Source: San Francisco Classical Voice
Posted on September 16th, 2016 in Profiles & Interviews | Tags: blood on the fields, classical music, jazz at lincoln center orchestra
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