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EP RELEASE TRACK #2 THE CANTEEN
For my big show December 2nd at the Old Church in Portland for the Minor Key Concert Series I'll be playing all the songs on my new EP which will be released on that same day. Each of the songs tell a story (kind of like the ones in my first album, Stern Little Stories) and as a preview I wanted to release each song for a 24 hour period.
SECOND SONG: THE CANTEEN
(This song no longer available for free but is yours for $1.25 HERE. )
Some of my best memories of my touring days with Vagabond Opera was not only the shows we played but the people we stayed with. At the top of the list was Joey Almeida and his wife Barbara. Joey is the father of band member Xander Almeida and we always knew that once the gate was rolled back and the dog calmed down we had a place to lay our hats and so much more. After Joey made us dinner he'd regale us with tales of shark-hunting in the Pacific and crack jokes. And then the guitar would come out. Now I'll tell you a trade secret: many musicians, after their show, just want to relax quietly and I've always avoided playing music late into the night, or at all even, after a performance. Playing with Joey was always the exception.
There was something so infectious about his playing when he took out the guitar, and so inviting, that we'd all find ourselves on his back courtyard strumming and humming and singing along, to Johnny Cash songs, Tom Petty, and even Mariachi tunes (Joey's Mexican-American and proud of it), and surprises. New songs, new songwriters to me.
One of those songs was Robert Earl Keene's CHRISTMAS WITH THE FAMILY. Do yourself a favor and take four minutes out of your life to listen. Hanging with Joey, then listening him sing that song inspired me to want to write a song, a funny song, a working class song, a song with alcohol and something with a Mariachi flavor. Those were my guideposts but I had to wait for real life events to inspire it.
A couple of years later I watched the screens of Midway airport as they inexplicably indicated "CANCELLED" for each and EVERY flight. As we all learned soon enough there had been a fire and a suicide and all sorts of stuff. You can actually read the story by Maria La Ganga in the LA TIMES where I was interviewed about it or just read the quote about me here:
"As Howard was trying to kill himself in the air traffic control center, Eric Stern was just waking up in a cot room at Chicago's Midway International Airport. The performance artist and opera singer was en route to his Portland, Ore., home after a trip to Philadelphia. What should have been an easy stopover in Chicago turned into a nightmare, disrupted first by terrible weather and then by the fire at the air traffic control center. "I have bad luck," he said at Midway. "I came from Philadelphia last night. That flight was delayed three hours because of weather. When I got here, my flight to Portland was already gone. They have cots here. I decided to stay on a cot. "My flight was supposed to be this morning at 8:30," Stern continued. "They texted me and said it was delayed. Then, like other people, I checked the board and it said 'canceled.' "I have seen a number of people come in, look kind of stunned at the departure screen because everything says 'canceled.' The next thing they do is lift up their iPhones and take a picture," Stern said
Here's what happened next: I walked to a motel, 'cause I was too cheap to take a cab. I found a canteen underneath the overpass and went back and forth between the canteen and the motel for two days, drinking and sleeping. I made a facebook post about it:
After venturing on foot from the Midway airport. Restaurant Los Comales on 78th and Cicero. Portrait after 2.5 Coronas:
The guitar is wearing her mask for carnivale, the one with the black flowers, and even though this is a Mexican Cantina I hear Palmas beating on the radio and the hostess is a girl leading into womanhood.I walked three miles to here, this little box, a day of the dead coffin of a cantina, Oaxacan geckos climbing the walls and a plastic flowered-shrine to Guadalupe.My table has only one leg, a leg of blue and pink sugar skulls, a heart rendered in every forehead.You'll find me here now and maybe later after the long blistering walk, past the home depots and the stupid black-topped shined Olive Gardens and Friday's, some place called Shenanigans, not a decent place for a thirst man for three miles until this one, past the lubricating car stalls with chains of oil cans hanging soup-belled over the concrete bays.
And just when you couldn't stand it anymore the road lifted itself up, I expect a long trek over a godless freeway but instead Black-Eyed Susans and Foxtails augured and framed the railroad (not the freeway), it emerged like a wide river, it was like the Mississippi River, that wide, and even though we are of an age weary with fetishisation and glorification of the great iron works the dams (Roll on Columbia!) and the rails, we crave the world now on a smaller scale, sustainable as we say, I saw today the color of white smoke billowing from the mighty sand blasters down there, the hard scrabble men sledgehammering the spikes in the heat, and it made me want to commission Diego Rivera to paint a mural of and for the workers, made me want to give a Whitmanesque Yawp (I did!) and brought into clear focus Sinclair, Bellows, Sandburg, Theodore Dreiser and Richard Wright. Chicago!
I could have gotten on the train from the airport and gone to the art museum.
But then I wouldn't have seen the black-eyes Susans beckoning a vision of america where the "a" is still capitalized. My regards then, facebook friends. The cots are not for me, the proprietor has just bought me a beer and a Lebanese friend is coming to meet me now. Tonight I will lay my body down and push my breath into the mattress at the Saratoga Inn, the low-shelf motel that lies somewhere between this flowering Cantina coffin and the vision of the endless railroad ties.
Later I posted again:
People are generous. I've been at the Cantina for more than three hours talking to the owner about Mexico and Narco's and then my friend showed up and we spoke of the civil war in Lebanon, and there were laughs and comradeship and the owner kept making different drinks to try and bringing us out taco salads and enchiladas and stuff we didn't order and then at the end the bill was like nothing and I feel blessed by new friendship and hospitality. Taqueria los Comales if you ever go...
And the song came together.
As for Amy (names have been changed to protect the privacy of ex-girlfriends)...that was a long time ago and none of your business.
EP RELEASE TRACK #3 THE BLACK MADONNA
Track #1: The New EP and upcoming Old Church Show....


We had a light load today! With only 13 anglers, we got 130 Rockfish! We still have a few spots left on the Pacific Dawn leaving tonight for a White Seabass Special! We have trips departing daily at 4am and 5am, along with overnight trips departing at 10pm. Want to throw a private event? Book a charter with us! Check out our schedule at www.venturasportfishing.com and book your spot! Or call us at (805) 676-3473. Be sure to like us on Facebook at Ventura Sportfishing, and follow us on Instagram @venturasportfishing so you can keep up with us! Hope to see you out on the water soon!


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Devin Booker lands supermax with Suns: Teaming up with Kevin Durant next?
The Phoenix Suns have signed star Devin Booker on a supermax contract. Now, will the team land Kevin Durant to play alongside him?
Hours before the start of NBA free agency at 6:00 p.m. ET on Thursday, June 30, a bombshell report dropped that revealed Kevin Durant requested a trade from the Brooklyn Nets. One of the teams listed atop of Durant's wish list were the Phoenix Suns. But ahead of any trade being negotiated and accepted, the Suns got a huge deal done.
According to The Athletic's senior NBA insider Shams Charania, the Suns and star Devin Booker have agreed to terms on a four-year, $214 million supermax contract that he will sign as soon as next week.
Oh, and Charania revealed that Booker will be the cover athlete for 2K Sports' NBA 2K23 video game.
The Phoenix Suns and All-NBA guard Devin Booker are finalizing a four-year, $214 million supermax contract extension that he's set to sign as soon as next week, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium.
Booker will also be the cover athlete for NBA 2K23, per sources.
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June 30, 2022
A new contract and landing the cover of a popular video game? How about going for the trifecta and getting Kevin Durant as a new teammate to really make Booker's offseason?
Suns sign Devin Booker; Is Kevin Durant on the way?
While the Suns seemingly have the advantage in Durant trade negotiations, considering he wants to go there, they have to make an offer that the Nets will accept. This is a team that is looking to contend but also wants to replenish its draft capital.
Recent reports have proven that Brooklyn has a high asking price, as they want trade offers from the Suns to start with Booker, per Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report. Additionally, Fischer notes that the Nets are not exactly interested in a sign-and-trade deal for Suns restricted free agent Deandre Ayton.
The Suns were two wins away from winning their first NBA title back in 2021 but blew a 2-0 lead to the Milwaukee Bucks in the Finals. Then this past season, despite having the best record in the entire NBA, they were eliminated in the second round by the Dallas Mavericks.
Getting Durant would greatly increase Phoenix's chances of making the NBA Finals next season. But it is going to take a massive offer for the Suns to land Durant to team up alongside Booker.

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Browse through our Interesting Nodes on Religion in Cyprus
Cyprus PIO: Turkish Cypriot Press and Other Media, 98-09-15
TURKISH CYPRIOT PRESS AND OTHER MEDIA
[01] Denktash ``explains'' proposal; to meet Holbrooke.
[02] Turkey�s Cem on confederation in Cyprus.
[03] Islamic reactionism in the occupied area.
[04] Yilmaz to pay illegal visit on 20 October.
[05] Atun returns from Moscow.
[01] Denktash ``explains'' proposal; to meet Holbrooke Turkish Cypriot daily
KIBRIS (14.9.98) publishes the text of an interview with Turkish Cypriot community leader Rauf Denktash by Basaran Duzgun. In reply to a question on his ``confederation proposal'', Denktash inter alia claimed his proposal was proof of their desire to reunite the island . He alleged:
``We do want to reunited, and here is the proof of our desire:
`Confederation�. That shows that we favour unification. If you are for a confederation, do not want to govern and oppress us, instead want to cooperate with us, then this proposal in no way can hurt or harm you. Rather, it will be a step toward unification. Once mutual confidence evolves in the future, it will be up to the people of the time to choose where to go from confederation, provided that they trust each other. That is, a confederation is not closed to other types of unification, including a federation. It is but a start. Why it is a start? Because for now there is no trust in the other side, and because this is the only formula that could prevent the opposite side from repeating what it has done in the past. The principle of statehood should never be undermined henceforth.
Their second accusation was that we have been unifying the island with Turkey. That too is a lie. Because with our proposal we want to prevent the `enosis�, the policy for the last 35 years to unite the island with Greece, the `taksim�, the unification of half of it with Turkey, and Cyprus� membership in any organization where Turkey and Greece are not simultaneously members; to reinforce the balance between Turkey and Greece, and to ensure the continuation of the guarantee system. Therefore, they are lying when they say that we want taksim. We want a guarantee system that prevents taksim. Turkey will again give a guarantee that it does not want taksim.''
Asked if his confederation proposal will be substantiated, Denktash replied: ``Naturally. Let them accept it in principle, and it will be substantiated''.
Asked to clarify whether there is a preparation on their side to formulate the ``conditions for a confederation, and the status of the two (confederated) states'', Denktash said:
``Of course. Work is going on it. There is a plan and program. But, we had first to prepare ourselves mentally. They (the details concerning the confederation formula) will come to light when the Greek Cypriots accept the principle (of a confederation)''.
Asked what he plans to do henceforth, he replied: ``I will go to New York at the end of the month for contacts. I will explain the situation to the UN Secretary General. I still do not know whom Clerides will meet but I will also meet those same people and explain the situation. I will also attend the Islamic countries� conference to be held in New York on 1 October under the UN auspices. I will meet the representatives of the Islamic countries and their leaders. I will meet the press. From there I will go to Canada to give a conference. If I find the opportunity I will hold contacts there too. I will stay there one day and one night. From there I will go to Washington for meetings, conferences, and contacts with the press. I will also meet everyone I can''. Denktash also said that he would also be meeting Richard Holbrooke.
[02] Turkey�s Cem on confederation in Cyprus
Turkish daily YENI YUZYIL (14.9.98) publishes the text of an interview with Turkish Foreign Minister Ismail Cem by Emine Usakligil in Ankara. To a question on Denktash�s ``confederation proposal'', Cem replied:
``The proposal by TRNC President Rauf Denktash, which we fully support, was based on the following: Considering the present realities, the parameters of the past 25 years are now useless. If there is a sincere desire to reconciliate to solve the Cyprus problem, then a proposal should be made for a new framework.
However, I seriously wonder if the Greek side wants that. I am very leery of its opinion that talks should be resumed and that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. We want to determine the outcome beforehand.''
Asked if that is not an approach which rejects the process of bargaining at the very beginning, Cem claimed: ``The Turkish Cypriot people may find themselves in a dangerous adventure if we act without first being informed on the outcome. A process initiated on the basis of `let�s just see what happens� would be very dangerous. It could lead us to a point where an unimportant friction in Cyprus could create serious incidents in the future. Denktash has said: `If that is the picture in the end, then we can agree to hold talks�.''
Asked whether the timing of Denktash�s proposal has not diverted attention from the difficult position the Greek Cypriots have found themselves in because of the missiles, Cem replied: ``The situation seems to be inclined towards the division of the island. That has to be obstructed. The transfer of the missiles to Cyprus will create a new situation. We have informed the entire world that the deployment of the missiles on the island will be wrong. We have almost completed our preparations in anticipation of their transfer to the island''.
Asked if there has been a deviation from the framework that was drawn up by the UN organization, Cem inter alia claimed: ``That is debatable. Denktash has informed the UN officials of his views. However, the time has not come to debate them. Meanwhile, it must be noted that the UN parameters can be debated. Some circles believe that a confederation is a form of federation. Furthermore, a UN parameter has been overlooked. The UN organization has called for a structure that `will be mutually accepted� in Cyprus. Imposing a formula that will definitely be unacceptable to the Turkish side will conflict with the UN parameters. The no-solution situation will continue to exist if the interpretation of the UN parameters is avoided''.
[03] Islamic reactionism in the occupied area
According to YENIDUZEN (15.9.98), the so-called Head of the Supreme Court of the pseudostate, Salih Dayioglou, in a statement on the commencement of the new legal year warned the people regarding Islamic reactionism as well as on the issue of carrying licenced weapons.
He said that in the occupied area there are ``extensions'' of foreign Islamic reactionary centers. He said ``the pimple should be cleared off its harmful germs before it turns into a wound''.
He also invited the occupation regime to be more sensitive when issuing licences for carrying guns. He said that 1401 people today carry licenced guns. (MY)
[04] Yilmaz to pay illegal visit on 20 October
According to HALKIN SESI (15.9.98) Turkish Prime Minister Mesut Yilmaz will be paying an illegal visit to the occupied area on 20 October. He will have a series of contacts and be present at the stone-laying ceremony of the so- called Faculty of Medicine of the East Mediterranean University (EMU).
He will also receive an honorary doctorate degree from the so-called EMU. (MY)
[05] Atun returns from Moscow
According to HALKIN SESI (15.9.98) the so- called chairman of the pseudostate�s ``assembly'', Hakki Atun, has returned to the occupied area from Moscow where he attended the deliberations of the Interparliamentary Union as an observer.
Speaking at the occupied Tymbou airport, Atun claimed that he was treated equally at the Cyprus Follow-up Committee. (MY)
From the Republic of Cyprus Press and Information Office (PIO) Server at http://www.pio.gov.cy/
tcpr2html v1.00 run on Tuesday, 15 September 1998 - 11:27:19 UTC


"The Korean Superboy" Doo Ho Choi will not be returning at UFC 214 as expected.
Choi's opponent Andre Fili put a message out on Twitter on Wednesday revealing that he was out of their scheduled bout on July 29 in Anaheim, Calif.
"Choi is out," Fili wrote. "Doesn't matter. I'm only focused on what I can control. I'll be ready on July 29 to beat someone up."
UFC officials have not made any announcement regarding the change in the fight. Veteran MMA journalist Robin Black first announced the news via Twitter.
Choi was expected to return to action after a "Fight of the Year" performance in his last bout against Cub Swanson in December 2016.
Unfortunately it appears he'll have to wait until a later date to book his next fight in the UFC.
As for Fili, it appears he's hopeful to receive a replacement opponent so he will still be able to fight at UFC 214 in July. Fili has gone 3-3 over his past six fights with wins over Hacran Dias and Gabriel Benitez.
UFC 214 will be headlined by light heavyweight champion Daniel Cormier taking on Jon Jones in a grudge match main event.


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May 12, 2015	Issue Brief
Data Note: How Has the Individual Insurance Market Grown Under the Affordable Care Act?
This data note examines changes in the individual insurance market under the Affordable Care Act. Through analysis of filings by insurers to state insurance departments, the Kaiser Family Foundation estimates that the number of people enrolled in the individual insurance market grew 40 percent from the end-of-year 2013 to the end-of-year 2014 and has likely continued growing in 2015 as well.
April 29, 2015	News Release
New Analysis Finds US Individual Insurance Market Grew 46 Percent in First Full Year of Affordable Care Act
A new analysis from the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that the nation's individual insurance market grew 46 percent to 15.5 million people in the first year plans could be purchased through the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces, which offer premium assistance to low- and moderate-income people. Four states — California, Florida,…
At Tax Time, No Public Backlash Over Obamacare's Individual Mandate
As tax season closes, Drew Altman looks at why the ACA's individual mandate and tax credit reconciliation process "passed their first major hurdles this tax season with no significant public backlash," in his latest column for The Wall Street Journal's Think Tank.
April 21, 2015	Perspective
This was published as a Wall Street Journal Think Tank column on April 21, 2015. Tax season has come and gone with no great outbreak of protest about the Affordable Care Act's least popular provision: the individual mandate. This central element of the ACA was included to help ensure that the individual…
February 25, 2015	Issue Brief
Are Premium Subsidies Available in States with a Federally-run Marketplace? A Guide to the Supreme Court Argument in King v. Burwell
This issue brief examines the major questions raised by King v. Burwell, explains the parties' legal arguments, and considers the potential effects of a Supreme Court decision about the availability of the Affordable Care Act's premium subsidies in states with a Federally-run Marketplace.
November 7, 2014	News Release
Updated FAQs Provide New Answers as the Affordable Care Act's Marketplace Enters Its Second Year
Today, the Kaiser Family Foundation released an updated collection of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) providing detailed answers for consumers, and the navigators and brokers who assist them, as the Nov. 15 start date nears for the Affordable Care Act's second open enrollment period. The searchable collection includes nearly 300 up-to-date…
August 5, 2014	Event
Navigating the Health Insurance Landscape: What's next for Navigators, In-person Assisters and Brokers?
On August 5, 2014, the Kaiser Family Foundation and the Alliance for Health Reform hosted a briefing to discuss navigator and other in-person assistance programs under Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) implementation.
July 31, 2014	Perspective
The Potential Side Effects of Halbig
The Halbig case, if it prevails, would have far-reaching side effects on the Affordable Care Act's employer mandate and the functioning of the individual insurance market.
September 17, 2013	Infographic
Visualizing Health Policy: Premium Subsidy Scenarios Under Obamacare
This month's Visualizing Health Policy infographic shows 3 scenarios that illustrate the cost of health insurance under the Affordable Care Act for families in different circumstances, both before and after premium subsidies (in the form of a tax credit).
July 18, 2013	News Release
New Animation Explains Changes Coming for Americans Under Obamacare
A new animated video features the YouToons as they get ready for Obamacare and explore health insurance changes under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The cartoon serves as a health reform tutorial for consumers and organizations.


On my trip home to Louisiana last week, I was fortunate to meet with Trevor and his family. Seeing the chemo pack on a 7 yr old is always tough. I gave him an ukulele to enjoy, and my son sat and played with him. He's in for a long battle, and was very weak but managed to offer a smile. He had to leave quickly due to complications from the chemo, but I was very happy to have the chance to say hi.
Running for him these past couple of years feels real. I only hope that he can complete his second round of chemo and radiation, and make a full recovery in time. Keep going and LiveStrong little man!
Hey I have to let you know, I really enjoyed this website and the ideas from all that participates. I find it to be very interesting and well written. Thanks once more for taking the time to put this online.


Is now the time to adopt a second greyhound?
You've taken the plunge and now you're wondering … "Should I adopt a second greyhound?" It's a good question. And, like many great questions, the answer is, "It depends." In this episode we'll walk you through the things to consider before you add another greyhound to your home.
Plus … right smack dab in the middle of Adopt a Greyhound Month, the USA celebrates National Volunteer Week! We'll talk about the opportunities to consider, some small and simple, some big, to lend a hand to your local greyhound adoption organization.
Watch this short video on how to get your greyhound(s) in and out of the car safely with this simple trick.
Watch this short video on how to safely hold your greyhound(s) leash(es).
Do you need an extra muzzle (or two) specifically made for greyhounds? Here's our recommendation of where to get it online. If you prefer to purchase somewhere else, click here anyway, just to see what a greyhound basket muzzle looks like.
Listen to the About Greyhounds podcast titled, "Now What? Bringing Your New Greyhound Home Part 1. Then listen to Part 2.
Did you miss our episode all about Adopt a Greyhound Month? If so, you can catch it here.
Find out if adopting a greyhound is right for you.
Adopt a Greyhound Month continues! Adopting a former racing greyhound, or any dog, takes careful consideration. A greyhound may or may not be the right fit for your personal circumstances. In this episode, we'll help you make an informed decision by taking you through the reasons not to adopt, as well as the reasons to adopt, a greyhound.
Kids and Greyhounds: Training Both to Life Together Part 1 About Greyhounds podcast episode.
Kids and Greyhounds: Training Both to Live Together Part 2 About Greyhounds podcast episode.
Trace your greyhound's pedigree (family tree).


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Łukasz Krawczuk (Kłodzko, 15 de junio de 1989) es un deportista polaco que compite en atletismo, especialista en las carreras de relevos.

Ganó una medalla de oro en el Campeonato Mundial de Atletismo en Pista Cubierta de 2018, dos medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Atletismo, plata en 2016 y bronce en 2014, y dos medallas en el Campeonato Europeo de Atletismo en Pista Cubierta, oro en 2017 y plata en 2015.

Participó en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016, ocupando el séptimo lugar en la prueba de 4 × 400 m.

Palmarés internacional

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Atletas de Polonia
Atletas de Polonia en los Juegos Olímpicos de Río de Janeiro 2016
Velocistas
Campeones mundiales de atletismo
Polacos del siglo XXI

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Colorado Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) Medicaid Waivers: Children Waivers, 2016 SMART Act Materials, Department of Health Care Policy and Financing
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This memorandum provides an overview of Colorado's plan for the administration of the COVID-19 vaccinations.
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WASHINGTON – President Trump's proposed budget for the fiscal year that starts Oct. 1 would slash the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's historically low budget by $23.7 million, which will make it harder for workers facing discrimination to get the help they need, the union representing EEOC workers said today.
The administration is proposing to slash EEOC's current budget from $379.5 million to $355.8 million in fiscal 2020, even while the agency is facing rising workloads. EEOC had a backlog of 49,608 cases in fiscal year 2018, and cases continued to pile up while EEOC was closed during the 35-day shutdown. It takes workers months to get an appointment with EEOC and over an hour to reach a live person by telephone. EEOC's workload this year included 200,000 inquiries, 76,418 charges, 40,000 interviews, and 105,600 calls.
"In a time of rising awareness of sexual harassment in the workplace, it sends the entirely wrong message to cut funding and staff at the agency that handles those complaints," Martin said.
One consequence of the massive workload and short staffing is a push by EEOC to swiftly close cases by tagging them as "C charges" under the agency's triage system.


In the traditional Nordic cure style using salt and dill, Atlantic salmon filets are cold smoked and thinly sliced. Rich yet mild flavor and perfect presentation. A great hors d'oeuvre or side for holidays or anytime!
This box containing individual packages will arrive frozen to you, so that you can store packages in your freezer, then thaw and enjoy them as you like during the weeks or months ahead.
Ingredients: Atlantic Salmon, Salt, Evaporated Cane Juice, Spices, Fruitwood and Hardwood Smoke, Gravlax (Dill, Evaporated Cane Juice), Lemon Zest (Lemon Peel, Citric Acid, Onion, Garlic, Evaporated Cane Juice).