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They made it feel like an Incubus concert tacked on the end of a festival, bringing in stadium-worthy production and holding a huge crowd through the end. They were 16 songs into their performance by the time they got to "Drive," and even then, a large percentage of the crowd stayed on for two more songs, "A Crow Left of the Murder" and Ginuwine's "Pony." In an odd coincidence, they happened to be joined on drums by Jon Theodore of Queens of the Stone Age, who headlined the opening night of the last year's Innings Festival, because Jose Pasillas, their drummer, was out with an injured wrist. They didn't bother much with "8," their latest effort, playing only one song, "No Fun," from the album, and skipping over the release before that, "If Not Now, When?" entirely. That put the focus on the power alley of their most successful album, "Make Yourself" through "Light Grenades," including hits as well-received as "Pardon Me," "Nice to Know You," "Megalomaniac," "Love Hurts" and "Anna-Molly." "Sick Sad Little World" got such a strong reaction, Brandon Boyd said, "We can play it again if you want." It was an energetic set whose energy level was intensified by the physicality of Boyd's performance, constantly whipping his long hair and eventually going shirtless after taking the stage in a trench coat. Sheryl Crow has some fun It felt a bit like culture shock wandering in on Incubus welcoming fans to their set with a blistering version of "Privilege" after seeing Sheryl Crow bring her second-stage set to a spirited finish with "Soak Up the Sun," sending fans on their way with "Be good, love each other." Wearing a shirt that said "Let's start a revolution" with a heart where the "o" should be, Crow was in radiant spirits from the time she took the stage to lead her six-piece backing band in "If It Makes You Happy" and "Everyday is Winding Road," which found her hopping up and down with a contagious smile. "OK, we've gotta do this song," she said, explaining that if they had never done "this" song, "we just wouldn't be here," and then going on to note that certain members of the audience wouldn't be anywhere if their parents hadn't heard "this" song. "This" song, of course, was "All I Wanna Do," her breakthrough hit from 1994, which was given an especially conversational, playful delivery by Crow and turned into a massive singalong. The career-defining hits kept coming with the Stonesy "My Favorite Mistake," after which she told a story about eating succulent sticks at Zinburger and having to go to the doctor. Then, she offered some friendly advice. "If you go to Zinburger, don't mess with the succulents," she said. "They're not on the menu." "A Change Would Do You Good" inspired Crow to wonder, "Do you think we need a change? Just a change from all the ugliness and hatred going on, no matter what side you're on?" She returned to the state of the world, if playfully, with "Can't Cry Anymore," saying "I do get tired of watching the news on TV. How about you? Wouldn't you rather just come out and hear music, smoke a little weed, drink some beer and just have a great time? That's what I say." She followed that one with a song she just recorded with Joe Walsh. "I would love to bring Joe out," she said. "But he's not here." It was a song about how these are the good old days, which gave way to a song that says our best days are in front of us before bringing the set to a close with a chorus of "I'm gonna soak up the sun / I'm gonna tell everyone to lighten up." That's a lot of sun to soak up in one sitting. But I'd hate to be the person who could walk away from Crow's performance without feeling like at least a tiny fraction of the world's weight had just been lifted off my shoulders. The Baseball Project get rally started The Baseball Project was not born specifically to welcome fans to Tempe Beach Park for the second annual Innings Festival, a baseball-themed event aimed squarely at fans of America’s favorite pastime who flock to the Valley for spring training. But it’s easy to see how someone may have gotten that impression hearing Scott McCaughey of Young Fresh Fellows/Minus 5 fame introduce the second song — the one after the one about Mark Fydrich of the Detroit Tigers, AKA "The Bird" — as "a song about box scores." RELATED:How the Baseball Project came to chronicle 'the greatest game ever' Every song they did was based entirely on baseball and the men who play it, from "Ted F---king Williams" to Harvey Haddix, who pitched what should have been a perfect game for the ’59 Pirates, but the game went into extra innings and he blew it in the 13th inning. These guys are all about stories of snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, although they also celebrate the game, occasionally in the same breath. That’s been a large part of the essence of the group’s appeal since McCaughey and Steve Wynn of the Dream Syndicate first assembled the group with drummer Linda Pitmon and Peter Buck of R.E.M., going on to release three album’s worth of baseball. Another large part of the group’s appeal is that they’ve actually bothered to come up with songs that don’t require you to share McCaughey’s (or Wynn’s) obsession with the game to get their point across, which may be why the actual songs drew more applause than the names of baseball legends that dotted their between-song banter. They’ve done their best to find the universal in those box scores. As Wynn sang on "Harvey Haddix," "But humanity is flawed, as the losers will attest / We’re drawn to tragic stories, the ones that suit us best." It may also help that they rock, from Pitmon’s stellar drumming to McCaughey’s guitar leads, which were the perfect level of slightly too loud. New stars on the rise Although the Baseball Project were the first to take the Home Plate Stage, the task of opening the festival at large fell to Dorothy Martin and her bandmates, whose Right Field Stage performance felt like getting in early on an act that should be blowing up any minute now. Martin took the stage dressed all in black — with sunglasses, a hat and bandanna — looking every bit the proper old-school rock ‘n’ roll diva and setting the tone with a song about a new moon in the desert sky. She’s a magnetic presence with the looks to match, and she backs that up with a powerful, deeply soulful voice and rock-star attitude to spare. She even bragged about not taking off her jacket (which really completed the look), saying words to the effect of “It’s gonna smell bad but I don’t care." After rocking the crowd with that opening swagger through the blues-rock groove of "Naked Eye," she and her bandmates follow through highlights ranging from the soulful country-blues of "Pretty When You're High" to the rollicking "Who Do You Love?" The second act to take the second stage was even more electrifying, Austin blues-punk duo Black Pistol Fire. They were dubbed the "next big thing" by the Huffington Post after rocking the house at SXSW in 2013 and seeing them live six years later, you can still see why a person might believe that to be true. Singer-guitarist Kevin McKeown is the kind of guy you know is jumping off that stage before the set is through. And when he does, it’s even better than expected. He’s a real live wire, throwing his entire body into the performance and asking the crowd if they wanted to "swap some sweat, swap some spit, swap some curses" before slipping snatches of Fleetwood Mac’s "Oh Well" and Bob Dylan’s "Subterranean Homesick Blues" into the mix. Highlights ranged from those covers to "Lost Cause" to the smoldering blues ballad, "Speak of the Devil." Young bands that rock with the reckless abandon, conviction and rock-and-roll swagger of Black Pistol Fire and Dorothy just make it that much more infuriating that so many casual rock fans see Greta Van Fleet as the only people under 40 keeping rock and roll alive. It’s just not true. And both these acts made that abundantly clear. The home team At last year’s Innings Festival, the Gin Blossoms were treated to a proper hometown heroes’ welcome. This year, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers got the same treatment as the second act to rock the Home Plate Stage, drawing a huge crowd for a set that touched off massive sing-alongs for such crowd-pleasing staples as "Hello New Day," "Americano!," "Beautiful Disaster" and "Marie." Clyne was clearly in good spirit and "honored" to be there, thanking the hometown crowd for "20 amazing years of beautiful support from the music community," adding "Gracias." They also tipped a sombrero to their own past, slipping in several songs by the Refreshments, Clyne’s former band (which also featured drummer P.H. Naffah), from "Mexico" to "Banditos" and "King of the Hill." After bringing the set to a spirited climax with those last two, they signed off with Clyne on harmonica, singing "Flowerin'" from their latest release, "Native Heart," sending the crowd off to Guster with an optimistic refrain of "Everything is coming together / Everything is going together, too." Guster's balancing act Guster turned in the loopiest set of the afternoon, tossing in several jokey references to their spot on a baseball-themed festival and welcoming the crowd with "Well hello, Arizona. We’re a new band. We just came out." They've actually been doing this since 1991, and it shows. In a good way. They're a well-oiled, versatile hits-of-another-galaxy machine, their brand of brainy indie pop tending to favor the McCartney side of Beatlesque. Musical highlights of their set included "One Man Wrecking Machine," new album highlight "Terrified," "Come Downstairs and Say Hello" and the set-closing version of "Happier." But the moment that’s guaranteed to still have people talking by the next time they play Phoenix is when Ryan Miller did a balancing act on the barricade running through the crowd on "Doin' It By Myself," with the help of a fan, and quickly fell off the barricade when he let go of that hand and tried to do it by himself. He didn’t hurt himself, so it’s OK to have found it very entertaining. As the set was ending, Miller, who dressed for the occasion in a Pac-Man suit and noted at one point "My kids are here ... somewhere," told the crowd, "We did it all together in the name of baseball." That they did. Blues Traveler fries an amp, jams on John Popper’s harmonica amp chose to die during Blues Traveler’s set. After trying to sort it out while the rest of the band carried on with a cover of Tom Petty’s "Mary Jane’s Last Dance," Popper explained what had transpired. "My (expletive) blew up," he said. "It literally exploded before you today. It was a living, breathing entity and now it’s dead. So we’ve crafted a special set in honor of the amp blowing up." They did a great job of soldiering on after losing a vital part of the Blues Traveler sound, but they didn’t become such an integral part of the jam circuit back in the day based on Popper’s harmonica solos alone. There’s a fairly massive reservoir of talent in that band, and it showed in the course of a set whose highlights ranged from "Run-Around" (performed before the amp went dead) to "Ode from the Aspect" and "Hook." Grouplove: First show since September Grouplove told the crowd this was their first show since September. And it showed in the enthusiasm they brought to the stage, which they were writhing on as they brought an explosive cover of the Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" to a close by re-creating the moaning in Led Zeppelin's "Whole Lotta Love." They also slipped a bit of David Bowie's "Space Oddity" into their still-contagious breakthrough single, "Tongue Tied," with its singalong chorus hook of "Take me to your best friend's house." Other highlights ranged from the throbbing disco pulse of "I'm With You," at the end of which one of them said, "Damn, I need to start exercising again," to the Nirvana-esque intensity of "Raspberry" and "Hippy Hill," with its sneering chorus of "I'd rather be a hippie than a hipster." Hannah Hooper was especially animated, nodding at Tempe Town Lake and saying, "I don't think there's any sharks around here" by way of introducing "Shark Attack." But she also stressed the importance of being there for friends who may be feeling lonely and depressed, suggesting that you call that friend and say, "Let's go get Thai or something." The point, she said, "is life is hard, but life is beautiful, so welcome to your life, mother(expletive)." And with that, they brought the set to a triumphant climax with an anthemic "Welcome to Your Life" before sending fans on their way with "Colours." Cake get topical, play 'War Pigs' It's kind of interesting that Saturday's most topical performance fell to John McCrea of Cake, a band whose embrace of ironic detachment has come to define them to such a degree that I just Googled "John McCrea" and "ironic detachment" and got 159 results. But there he was, introducing their first new song since 2011, "Sinking Ship," as "weirdly topical right now," adding "Maybe you feel this way." It's a sobering reflection on our troubled times that asks "And if your people are the best / Tell me why are you wearing a vest?" Two songs later, they covered the equally topical Black Sabbath classic, "War Pigs," a song they've been doing for years, most likely with at least a tinge of ironic detachment. They also covered Willie Nelson's "Sad Songs and Waltzes," a song they've done more times than anyone, including Willie Nelson (according to setlists.fm). "This is an old Willie Nelson song," McCrea announced. "Is that OK if we play a Willie Nelson song? It was probably written before anyone here was born. But we think it’s a great song." It is a great song. And McCrea's delivery did Nelson proud, suitably weary and irony-free. It was a great set all around, from "Frank Sinatra" and a brilliantly phrased "Comanche" to "Opera Singer," closing with two of their biggest hits, "Never There" and "The Distance." More fun for baseball fans It's America's favorite pastime. And Innings Festival is aimed at those who know this to be true – the legion of baseball enthusiasts who decamp to the Valley each year for spring training. Saturday, that meant appearances by such MLB all-stars as Roger Clemens, Shawn Estes, Brett Saberhagen, Huston Street and Jake Peavy at Speed Pitch, as well as heavy hitters Eric Byrnes and Matt Williams at the Batting Cage. New to Innings Festival this year was Off the Mound with Ryan Dempster, an on-site talk show featuring interviews and unique performances by special guests including MLB players past and present, along with artists from the festival lineup. MORE MUSIC - Complete guide to what's happening Sunday at Innings Festival - What's the story behind that Baseball Project Band and was that Peter Buck? - Check out all these concerts you can see this month in Phoenix - Everything you need to know before you go to Billy Joel Reach the reporter at ed.masley@arizonarepublic.com or 602-444-4495. 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International Women’s Day - ocean racing councillor takes on the North Atlantic PUBLISHED: 12:37 07 March 2017 Sandra Squire As a West Norfolk councillor, she’s used to the odd stormy scene in the council chamber. But now mum-of-two and Wimbotsham ward member Sandra Squire is set to face mountainous seas in a transatlantic yacht race which last year claimed the lives of two sailors. Mrs Squire is setting sail across the North Atlantic on a 70ft racing yacht competing in the 2017 - 2018 Clipper Round the World Yacht Race. Mrs Squire and her crew of 18 will brave 3,350 miles and 22 days at sea close to the site where the Titanic sank and the Flemish Cap, the shallow, turbulent waters made famous in The Perfect Storm. Mrs Squire is hoping her bravery will raise £4,000 for four local charities - the Friends of Magdalen Village School, West Norfolk Riding for the Disabled, West Norfolk National Autistic Society and the Wells Lifeboat Appeal. “I can’t really say that the race isn’t dangerous,” she said. “As by it’s very nature we know that sailing can be. There is a risk in everything we do, but if you know what those risks are, the correct and safe ways of doing things, then you can manage those risks. “I feel a mixture of fear and excitement, I’m hoping not to get too close to the wreck of the Titanic.” She added. The 43-year-old took up sailing just three years ago and started off on dinghies at sailing school Norfolketc in Morston. A passion for sailing was born and the chance to meet other thrill-seekers from around the globe. She said: “I did a taster sail first and I guess you could say I caught the bug. “It is a hugely exciting hobby. I love sailing, it can be thrilling and exciting, yet also incredibly relaxing. “The sailing is also just part of it, it’s the people that make it really special, I’ve made so many new friends. I’ve met people from all walks of life, from all over the world, all with their own unique stories to tell. “I saw an advert for the Clipper Race in a sailing magazine and thought it looked like an incredible thing to do.” She signed up for the race in July 2015 and has since spent gruelling hours training on the Solent and English Channel whilst juggling work and family life. A strong support network has meant she can find the time to undertake the necessary training having never been on a yacht race before. Mrs Squire said: “We all have to undertake four weeks of mandatory training with Clipper and I’m doing as much sailing as I can by doing extra training and crewing. “Life is always a balance I suppose, I’m lucky that I don’t have to balance a full time job as well. So far I’ve always managed to slot sailing and training in to times where I don’t have any council meetings and the children are getting used to me being out or away a lot more. “The kids both enjoy sailing as well and are a little proud their mum is a bit different, they seem to think I’m very brave.” As a working mother, Mrs Squire believes there is still an outdated expectation for women to behave in a certain way, especially those with children. “People seem quite shocked that I’m leaving my family to take part in the race,” she said. “Yet they don’t seem quite so shocked when a man does the same. “Women can do anything they set their minds to, we may not have the physical strength of our male colleagues but we bring other skills with us.” And Mrs Squire will take those skills to sail her way to the House of Commons after making it on the Approved Parliamentary Candidates list to stand for election as an MP in 2020. “It’s actually amazing how similar sailing and politics actually are.” She said. “With both, you bring a group of different people together, with different experiences and ideas and they have to work together to get things done. “No one person can sail the yacht in just the same way as no one person can run a council, it’s all teamwork. I’m hoping to take some of the teamwork skills I learn by taking part in the race, back to council to improve how we work together so we can really make a difference to our local area. “Yes it can be hard at times, but it’s rewarding and if you really put your mind to it, anything really is possible.” Mrs Squire is looking for businesses to join her shore team to assist with some of the costs of undertaking the race. Contact her on 07817160725 or email hello@sandrasquire.com

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In the Spirit of Giving, the Pasadena community came together last Saturday (Dec. 8) to pick up some tools and use their spare time for a good cause. Volunteers of all ages gathered for a project called Smiles on Wheels to build thousands of bikes for the children of Pasadena. Established in December 2007, Smiles on Wheels started with a Christmas gift ABC Dental’s employees wanted to buy for Dr. Jabbary, an immigrant from Iran who came to the US with the goals of supporting education and making people smile. Touched by their generosity, he asked his employees to buy gifts for families in need instead. They all agreed to buy bicycles and seeing the happiness in children’s faces turned such act of kindness into an annual tradition. Starting off with a donation of 1,000 bikes, the popularity and necessity of the event increased throughout the years leading to a donation of 6,000 bikes in 2012 distributed in Pasadena, Houston, Rosenberg and Cleveland areas. While ABC Dental provides the bikes and selects the children based on criteria such as academic achievement and perfect attendance, the real work starts once these bikes arrive and need to be assembled - a task the Communities In Schools (CIS) Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) at Pasadena High School made part of their program. “The mission of Communities In Schools is to surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life. The program sets families up for success. It’s a good program and these are great kids,” proudly states Roberta Leal, Director of CIS Community Relations. “We try to teach them what living in a community is about,” Ms. Leal explained and looking at their initiative and genuine interest, their program seems quite successful. “It’s one of many ways to give back to our community,” Erik Gonzalez, Senior at Pasadena High School, stated who was volunteering for the third time. “It allows me to meet new people, while contributing to a good cause,” the 17-year-old continued looking forward to next Saturday (Dec 15) when the 2.500 bikes will be distributed at the Convention Center to children in Pasadena. The dedication of their students even goes beyond the CIS program as Edwin Gutierrez proved. He started during his last high school year but keeps returning and takes care of the teaching and inspection process before the bikes go out. “I’m from Pasadena, this is my community. I see the bikes around in my neighbourhood and know I have inspected them. It’s a great feeling,” the 20-year-old explained. In addition to the returning YAC students, Smiles on Wheels receives a lot of support from the city of Pasadena as well as new and regular volunteers of all ages. “It’s magical seeing seniors mentoring kids,” expressed Joshua Moreno, Executive Director of ABC Dental, while glancing through the room. Fairmont Elementary School student Mason Hinnenkamp volunteered with his parents for the first time and could hardly be pulled of the bikes once he learned how to assemble them. “I think it’s a good thing for the children, the ones that cannot afford bikes … I think everybody should come and help,” he proclaimed. On the other hand, 79-year-old Bill Williams and 72-year-old Ralph Vardas read about the event once in the newspaper and came back ever since. “It gives me something to do and it’s a wonderful thing helping out,” stated Mr. Williams who made a special request to Dr. Jabbary: “He has the goal to have donated 100,000 bikes in total by 2020. When I heard that, I told him that if I’m still alive by then, me and my friend Ralph will assemble the last one.” As of 2012, ABC Dental donated 30,000 bikes to Pasadena and surrounding areas. Having such goal in mind, one can only wish the best for the future of Smiles On Wheels - a program from the community for the community which is truly “magical” as Mr. Moreno put it.

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In the spring of 2012, Alejandro Rivera delivered a Whataburger bag to Jacaman Guns & Ammo in Laredo. Inside was $25,000 — a payment for high-capacity firearm cartridges and ammunition that Rivera was buying for an organized crime operative in Mexico, Rivera told federal agents. For about a year, the feds allege, the gun store's owners were paid more than $100,000 for thousands of rounds of ammunition and hundreds of high-capacity magazines by smugglers for a Zetas cartel operative in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. At Hesles Gun Shop in Eagle Pass, the sons of the late owner brought shame to a store recognized in 2010 by Gov. Rick Perry for its 76 years in business. They made deals with other smugglers, who were working for the Zetas, to sell firearms and their components by not logging them into their record-keeping books. They placed boxes of the firearms items in the car trunks of their shady customers. In San Antonio, Richard Gardner sold 220 assault-style rifles or components for such guns to people working for cartel operatives, but he attributed the sales to customers who had legitimately bought other guns, unbeknownst to those clients. This trio of licensed dealers represents a tiny number who face prosecution when problems are found. Proving that a gun dealer sold to customers knowing the items ultimately would end up in the wrong hands is tricky, said Gerald Matheny, who prosecuted firearms cases for the U.S. attorney's office in San Antonio from 2001 through 2008. “It was always very difficult for an honest gun dealer to know whether they were selling to someone who would turn around and take the (items) to Mexico, or give them to people who should not have them,” Matheny said. “I don't think it was a widespread problem, but when you run into some dishonest characters, they can do a lot of damage before they're caught. One guy can really put a lot of guns out there before they're caught.” None of the alleged illegal activity of the three dealers was found through inspections by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Instead, they were the result of joint inquiries with Homeland Security Investigations that began with informants or other means. A recent government report said many gun dealers are going as long as five years before anyone inspects them, though ATF in South Texas said it has cut that gap to three years. In the Jacaman case, the Zetas operative, Oswaldo Rafael Borrego-Ramos, 31, directed the acquisition and smuggling into Mexico of at least 32 illegal firearms from various Texas gun dealers, including the Jacaman store, since 2008. “At least three” of those firearms, including assault-style rifles, were later recovered at crime scenes in Mexico, federal prosecutors said in a news release. Court records said the recovered guns were traced to the Jacaman store. Federal prosecutors said 18 people were prosecuted for being straw buyers for Borrego-Ramos. Court records said some buyers, including Borrego-Ramos, met with owner Robert Jacaman Sr. at his gun shop or adjacent picture frame store to order or pick up boxes of 7.62-by-9-mm and .223-caliber ammo and high-capacity magazines for AK-47-style rifles. Labels denoting the contents of the boxes were removed. One buyer told agents that the sales were “under the table,” records said. But in the Jacaman and Hesles cases, the gun dealers were not required to record information about the transactions of ammunition or gun components, unless they knew the items were being exported. There's no limit on the amount of ammunition one can buy for civilian use, nor are buyers disqualified by criminal histories, which makes ammunition easier to acquire than guns. Unlike some states, Texas requires no recordkeeping by sellers. One law that does apply isn't much help to law enforcement. It requires buyers to be U.S. citizens, but retailers don't have to check. Bullets, unlike guns, carry no serial numbers that can be traced to a particular store or a purchaser. In August, the U.S. attorney's office in Houston, which covers Laredo, allowed Jacaman's wife, Veronica Jacaman, to plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of not properly recording the transfer of a .22-caliber rifle. Her lawyer, Mike McCrum, said the rifle was sold legitimately to a nonprohibited customer. McCrum said the Jacaman store was inspected far more frequently than the ATF's stated goal of three-year inspection cycles. “Obviously, if the allegations were as strong as they claim in the indictment, they wouldn't have let her plead to a misdemeanor,” McCrum said. “It shows how strong or weak their case was.” Robert Jacaman and his son Robert Jacaman Jr. are awaiting trial. In the Hesles case, Damian Hesles, 23, and Richard Hesles Jr., 33, pleaded guilty to the illegal smuggling of goods from the United States after federal agents heard them via a wiretap and watched them sell at least 200 tactical sights for AR-15 rifles, hundreds of magazines and thousands of rounds of ammunition for assault-style rifles. Both admitted that they “knew that the ammunition, magazines and sights were going to Los Zetas operatives in Mexico,” their plea deals said. They each face up to 10 years in federal prison at sentencing in January in Del Rio. Gardner, meanwhile, alternately used his father's and brother-in-law's gun-dealing licenses while he was working at MR Industries in Cypress as he traveled to gun shows in San Antonio and Austin, where he met with suspicious buyers. From August 2006 through February 2007, Santiago “Jimmy” Muñoz, 52, of the Rio Grande Valley ordered and bought 133 guns “off paper” from Gardner without filling out the required transfer forms, court records said. Gardner admitted that some time after legitimate buyers bought a gun, he would add firearms he sold to Muñoz or his associates to other customers' gun-transfer records without their knowledge. Gardner was sentenced to 21 months in prison for falsifying his books, while Muñoz got seven years for lying on firearms forms and providing guns to undocumented immigrants. gcontreras@express-news.net

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I recently lost my father-in-law to cancer; I lost my grandad to cancer; I’ve lost friends to the disease and seen others’ lives changed forever having beaten it, writes Editor James Mitchinson. Statistics suggest I will lose someone else close to me to cancer, and may ultimately face my own battle with it. SPECIAL CAMPAIGN: Turn the pages and watch video: HERE My experience with the so-called big C is not unique: every year 30,000 people across Yorkshire and The Humber sit down to be told they have cancer, and yet, our county is the biggest in the country not to be served by a Maggie’s. Maggie’s centres offer specialist support, counselling and conversation to cancer patients and their friends and families to help them in their day-to-day battles with tearfulness, frustration, isolation, depression; in fact, every emotion that comes with hearing that dreaded diagnosis. Yorkshire, we need a Maggie’s in this county if only to ensure those aforementioned feelings are punctuated with reassurance, smiles and hope, and you can make it happen. Whilst built in the grounds of Leeds’ St James’s University Hospital, this facility will be there for the whole county to use. To date, fund raising efforts have amassed £5m. The requirement is £6m, and I urge you to pledge whatever you can to help. To show our collective support, each one of Johnston Press’ Yorkshire titles will carry this wrap-around call-to-arms: from our flagship dailies The Yorkshire Post, The Star, Sheffield and Yorkshire Evening Post to our leading weeklies including The Scarborough News, Halifax Courier, Doncaster Free Press, Sheffield Telegraph, Wakefield Express and Harrogate Advertiser - and indeed every other title at our disposal. Through our unrivalled community engagement with people we know care about this county - JP Yorkshire sells almost 400,000 newspapers per week - we genuinely believe that with your help, we could be looking ourselves in the mirror before Christmas knowing we have together helped people we don’t know, and very likely people we do know ... and love. What a wonderful Christmas gift to the county that would be. Here in Yorkshire, we look after our own. That is what this message is about. We hope you can help us to help Yorkshire. SPECIAL CAMPAIGN: Turn the pages and watch video: HERE @maggiesyorks Read more: ‘If there had been a Maggie’s in Leeds I could have gone there, had someone to talk to and feel safe. You cannot put a price on that.’ Maggie’s: Battling against the fear of cancer in place to comfort and inspire Whether you are a business or an individual, Maggie’s Yorkshire needs your help

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Italian Vacation with Wendy Olsen’s ‘Loving Lardo’ Olsen is a founder of Boswell Book Co. as well as the owner of Slinger Academy of Language and Arts in Slinger, Wis., where people of all ages can learn to speak Italian, Spanish and French. Of French origin, Olsen has lived around the world and has dual American and French citizenship. A true citizen of the world, Olsen speaks four different languages and lives by the motto, “Let’s help create a world with fewer borders.” Olsen will speak and sign copies of Loving Lardo at Boswell Book Co. at 7 p.m., Thursday, July 16. Book Happenings Major League Night Tuesday, July 21 Miller Park, 1 Brewers Way America’s pastime has been the topic of many movies, but Major League (1989) is on most fans’ top five list. Sports writer Jonathan Knight writes about the film and its legacy in The Making of Major League: A Juuuust a Bit Inside Look at the Classic Baseball Comedy. In his compact and lively account, Knight spends a good deal of ink on Milwaukee, where the old County Stadium was the setting for a climactic scene. Brewers owner Bud Selig was eager to help and the city and county were behind the project. Nowadays, CGI might be used to fill the stands with fans, but for Major League, thousands of Milwaukeeans volunteered to sit in the ballpark and act as if they were watching a real game. County Stadium is gone, but the Brewers are hosting a Major League Night timed for the book’s release in Miller Park on Tuesday, July 21. Wesley Chu 7 p.m., July 21 Boswell Book Co., 2559 N. Downer Ave. Time Salvager by award-winning author Wesley Chu (The Lives of Tao) is a fast-paced time travel adventure. In this space-age novel, a toxic Earth has been abandoned and citizens now inhabit other planets in the solar system, but chronmen—convicted criminals with unique psychological make-ups—continue to undertake perilous missions back in time to recover Earth’s past. When chronman James Griffin-Mars makes the dangerous journey to the past, he encounters a female scientist who is destined to die. Despite his training, he makes the fateful decision to bring her to the future, a portentous decision that turns them both into fugitives. Chu is scheduled to appear at Boswell Book Co., 7p.m., Tuesday, July 21.

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It is hereby notified that the President has assented to the following Act, which is hereby published for general information.


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It’s perfectly OK to be offended On June 2, when I read Henry Scroggin’s notorious letter, I could not decide if he really meant what he said, or if it was irony. The firestorm of replies suggests to me that people took him seriously. He has not yet disavowed the interpretation. Just when that storm looked dead we got Dr. Blum’s reasoned response and then Sue Nimms’ attempted rebuttal using Faux News Alt-right factoids. More recently Bill Hastings (June 14) explained conservatism in rational terms that sound like a basis for lokahi (figuring out where we can agree). While I surely disagree with the things in the first letter, whichever way he meant it, there is an important message. Many people would censor such content because they find it offensive. The beauty of free speech is that hate-filled content is its own limitation. Some people use offensive language to affect, some by accident, some don’t know any better. I try to see past the offense to find a message. Funny how both extremes accuse WHT of bias. I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.” — Evelyn Beatrice Hall and Voltaire Bill Maher, an equal opportunity offender, has been in the news for a slip, we will see what happens. I took it as self-degradation. I would be offended if his insightful comedy died an ignominious death over one word. He is the modern king’s court jester, who aggressively points out that the emperor has no clue, the liberals have no direction and the media have no principles. Last month I quit the NRA. The cover of American Rifleman “Do you have Trump’s back?” offended me and that’s not easy. Does he need my protection? I told them why but doubt they care. They have a right to say it, and I, to not pay for it. It was not a singular offense, but the culmination of a long train of abuses and usurpations pursuing an object not part of their core principals. It was hard to read the accompanying article: They implied that supporting him was the way to win his support for all NRA politics! He was the “great god come from the skies. Take away everything and make everybody feel high” (apology to Bob Marley). NRA was formed for patriotic reasons, to improve army recruits. For 100 years, more or less, it stood as the defender of the Second Amendment, which — here is where I annoy some liberal friends — is an essential part of our liberty. “For a people who are free, and who mean to remain so, a well-organized and armed militia is their best security.” — Thomas Jefferson About 20 years ago, the NRA pointed out that the Brady Bill had not lived up to its main promise. Although about 800,000 misfeasors had been deterred from illegally buying a firearm from a licensed dealer, a felony, none had ever been arrested, not even one. I had the opportunity to verify that fact with the United States Attorney for the Southwestern District. He admitted that it was true until about a month before, since then they had arrested, due to the NRA publicity, so far a grand total of two. The NRA has gone off mission. Instead of using politics to defend rights, the NRA officers are using the Second Amendment to support their personal reactionary and perhaps racist politics. They hated Obama enough to blame him for things that never happened, never would happen. The irony here is that their criticism of Obama was good for their industry sponsors. Without a boogeyman for them to flog, gun and ammo sales have plunged. I will have to find another organization to fulfill that mission, or convince the ACLU that the Second Amendment is still part of the Bill of Rights and militia includes you and me. Ken Obenski is a forensic engineer, now safety and freedom advocate in South Kona. He writes a semi-monthly column for West Hawaii Today. Email obenskik@gmail.com Rules for posting comments Comments posted below are from readers. In no way do they represent the view of Oahu Publishing Inc. or this newspaper. This is a public forum. Comments may be monitored for inappropriate content but the newspaper is under no obligation to do so. Comment posters are solely responsible under the Communications Decency Act for comments posted on this Web site. Oahu Publishing Inc. is not liable for messages from third parties. IP and email addresses of persons who post are not treated as confidential records and will be disclosed in response to valid legal process. Do not post: - Potentially libelous statements or damaging innuendo. - Obscene, explicit, or racist language. - Copyrighted materials of any sort without the express permission of the copyright holder. - Personal attacks, insults or threats. - The use of another person's real name to disguise your identity. - Comments unrelated to the story. If you believe that a commenter has not followed these guidelines, please click the FLAG icon below the comment.

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I was eight when Ray Bolger came out on stage and stole the show in Where’s Charlie. Soon the audience was caught up, singing along to Once in Love With Amy. Bolger, larger than life, improvised to his heart’s content so that “Amy” could last anywhere from ten to twenty minutes depending on his mood. Sandwiched between my parents, I could swear that Bolger and I made eye contact. It was my first Broadway show, and I didn’t know then that magic was in the making, or that my heart would be lost to theater forever. I was fortunate to belong to a family who shared the same passion, and our devotion to it became a regular commitment. Such excursions were celebratory events. We would no sooner enter a theater in casual clothes than board an airline in jeans and sneakers. A week before, I would plan my wardrobe, choosing a suitable outfit for a particular show: festive, if it were a musical like Annie Get Your Gun or Guys and Dolls, and a more sedate ensemble for serious plays like All My Sons and The Member of the Wedding, where a young Julie Harris played a 12-year old tomboy. I brought along my autograph book, and afterwards, waited by the stage door with anticipatory excitement. I envisioned becoming an actress myself, and on our way home, I pretended to be a “Broadway Baby” adored by all whom had the pleasure of seeing me perform. This fantasy was short-lived. Monday I was back to my usual routine of homework assignments and straightening up my room. Throughout my childhood, our theater repertoire brought us to The Great White Way. The Martin Beck, Booth, Brookes Atkinson, Majestic, Lunt-Fontanne, The Ziegfeld, Morosco, Bijou, Belasco and Shubert were just a few of the iconic landmarks where I envisioned playing everyone’s leading lady, and being given standing ovations. I fell in love hundreds of times over, first with Ray Bolge, and moving on to Rex Harrison whipping Eliza Doolittle into shape in My Fair Lady, to Robert Preston leading his marching band in The Music Man. Years later, I returned to see revivals of those same shows, but once you see Death of a Salesman with Lee J.Cobb it’s never quite the same. Gene Lockhart, Dustin Hoffman, Brian Donlevy and Phillip Seymour Hoffman gave masterful performances, but Cobb’s, Willy Lohman made us all weep. Nor was The King and I as resonant as when Yul Brenner morphed into the King of Siam, and held the audience captive. It was an era of the great ladies: Helen Hayes, Beatrice Lillie, Judy Holliday, Kim Stanley, Gwen Verdon and Celeste Holm, Ethel Merman, Carol Channing, and Ruth Gordon. Theater giants like Joseph Schildkraut, Zero Mostel, Sir John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, and Arthur Kennedy, and the three Pauls: Muni, Ford and Scofield took to the stage, leaving an unforgettable trail of memories long after the shows closed. In summer, the air of Times Square was pungent and thick, carrying along a myriad of aromas from neighboring restaurants. Cars’ exhaust fumes and buses lined the streets from Columbus Circle to Broadway, while cigarette smoke curled around us. In winter, chestnuts popped open on a bed of hot coals, and the dank, musty odors emanating from underground manholes, linger still. Fifteen minutes before showtime, I grasped my parents’ hands as we walked toward our theater, I, bustling with excitement as we floated down the aisle preceded by an usherette in a black dress and white apron, Playbills in tow. Settling ourselves in our plush velvet seats, we surveyed the ceiling of bas-relief cherubs looking down upon us. The orchestra warmed up as people hustled to remove their coats, awaiting that pivotal moment when the lights dimmed and the curtain went up on another razzle-dazzle evening. I embrace the theater of today as I did as a young girl - when the marquis lit up the town, women’s fur coats smelled of French perfume, and going to the theater was my favorite adventure. After the show, still feeling emotionally intoxicated, we ended the night with hot chocolate at Rumplemeyer’s or sandwiches at Reuben’s. The days of white cotton gloves and stylish hats are no longer, and the elegance is gone. Sardi’s still holds the same allure, but not as much as when Melvyn Douglas, fresh from the stage of Time Out for Ginger, turned around in his banquette, and winked. Broadway was a brief interlude that paved the way from childhood toward adulthood where the infatuation continued. No matter how burdened was I over some adolescent agony, the theater was always there to temper my anguished soul. For a few hours, I was transported to another place, never realizing how the neon lights of Broadway would remain forever my refuge against some of the harsh realities I would eventually come to know in a new, uncertain century looming far off on the horizon. Judith Marks-White’s “In Other Words” column appears monthly. She can be reached at joodth@snet.net and judithmarks-white.com

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