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One of the joys of my life in this Hudson River town is the chance to spend time with my nephews – today I picked up my almost four year old nephew from school and we had an adventure (isn’t … Continue reading →

Opened Tonight  Check out the photos – i am listening right now – we are in Act Four… Everyone sounds fine so far… more later.   Powered by ScribeFire.

I guess I will have to get out my DPs and make some Red SOCKS …   [11-2 yahoo!]  if I can tear myself away from the v neck aran cardigan.  Here is the progress from last night (prior to Sat … Continue reading →

October 21, 2007Grown-Up Enough for BeethovenBy JAMES R. OESTREICH ANN ARBOR, Mich.   IT might seem a natural thing to do, and from a musical point of view it is. From a box-office point of view the logic pales, and in … Continue reading →

Drew Powers Red Sox Into Decisive Game 7News from The Associated Press.AP PhotoBOSTON (AP) – From the brink of elimination and the depths of a yearlong slump, J.D. Drew helped the Boston Red Sox force a Game 7. The struggling … Continue reading →

Drew Powers Red Sox Into Decisive Game 7News from The Associated Press.AP PhotoBOSTON (AP) – From the brink of elimination and the depths of a yearlong slump, J.D. Drew helped the Boston Red Sox force a Game 7. The struggling … Continue reading →

Torre Says He’ll ‘Just Leave Memories’ By RONALD BLUMAP Baseball WriterAP Photo/Julie Jacobson RYE BROOK, N.Y. (AP) — Joe Torre heard enough. He felt insulted. He felt unappreciated. He won’t even set foot in Yankee Stadium anytime soon, not even … Continue reading →

Flight Lieutenant Bill Goldfinch, who died on October 2 aged 91, designed the glider built in the eaves of Colditz Castle, as part of the most audacious of all the projected escapes from the Second World War’s most famous prison … Continue reading →

i cast off on the Hemlock Ring blanket late Tues night or rather early Wed morning and when i woke up and spread it out – well, its a bell not a ring   no amount of pushing or pulling or … Continue reading →

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