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- NEWS: May 18 fundraiser for Iqaluit shelters nets $12,000
- Globe and Mail
- Editor Neil Reynolds fought for free speech and liberty May 22, 2013 GEORGE FETHERLING
- RCMP being asked to help officers with PTSD May 22, 2013 REBAKAH FUNK
- Hazel McCallion takes a swing in support of GTA-wide cricket tournament May 22, 2013 KATRINA SIENIUC
- Search for missing Canadian continues in Australian mountains May 22, 2013
- At Charbonneau probe, former bagman testifies how he ‘collected the money’ May 22, 2013 LES PERREAUX
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- OSFI head warns low rates spurring risky moves by banks May 21, 2013 TIM KILADZE
- Montreal basks in glow of C2-Mtl conference May 21, 2013 SOPHIE COUSINEAU
- How Google intends to dominate with its Android plan May 21, 2013 OMAR EL AKKAD
- A nuts-and-bolts guide to managing change May 21, 2013 HARVEY SCHACHTER
- Spain must bring its shadow economy back into the light May 21, 2013 Sean Silcoff
- Montreal Gazette
- Bill ‘a giant step forward’ for abuse victims, justice minister says May 22, 2013
- Desbois says he collected Laval party’s cut May 21, 2013
- Earl Jones affair: Fraudster’s brother became vocal critic May 22, 2013
- Opposing stances on science research May 22, 2013
- Cloth diapers’ bum rap is a thing of the past May 21, 2013
- National Post
- Documents show Eritrea defying Canadian government by using Toronto consulate to raise money for regime May 22, 2013 Stewart Bell
- ‘They have harmed the country’: Jordanians growing resentful as jobs, resources go to Syrian refugees May 22, 2013 Tom Blackwell
- Graphic: Anatomy of a supercell tornado May 22, 2013 Associated Press
- Rescuers nearing end of search for survivors after deadly Oklahoma twister May 21, 2013 Associated Press
- Despite Stephen Harper’s rhetoric, abolishing the Senate is practically impossible May 21, 2013
- Financial Post
- Detour Gold returns to the market May 21, 2013 Barry Critchley
- Canada’s banking sector can’t get ‘too complacent’, says Scotiabank chief May 21, 2013 John Greenwood
- Best Buy Canada and Winners parent TJX see first-quarter slide May 21, 2013 Hollie Shaw
- Gold space now a ‘buyer’s market’, Barrick chief says May 21, 2013 Peter Koven
- Unions flag safety concerns at CP Rail as railway ramps up efficiency efforts May 21, 2013 Scott Deveau
- New York Times
- Cavaliers Win N.B.A. Draft Lottery Again May 22, 2013 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
- The Lede: Latest Updates From Oklahoma May 22, 2013 By JENNIFER PRESTON, LIAM STACK and MICHAEL SCHWIRTZ
- Drama as Alarm Sirens Wailed; Time Reveals Lower Death Toll From Tornado May 22, 2013 By MANNY FERNANDEZ and JACK HEALY
- Xbox One Enters Changed Gaming Landscape May 22, 2013 By NICK WINGFIELD
- Manchester City and Yankees to Own M.L.S. Club in New York May 22, 2013 By CHARLES V. BAGLI and KEN BELSON
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- The Guardian
- Xbox One: Microsoft reveals new console that 'changes everything' May 22, 2013 Rory Carroll, Keith Stuart
- Steve Bell on David Cameron's message to Tory party members – cartoon May 21, 2013 Steve Bell
- Harry Potter first edition featuring JK Rowling drawings sells for £150,000 May 21, 2013 Ben Quinn
- Sergio García makes 'racist' remark about old adversary Tiger Woods May 21, 2013 Ewan Murray
- NHS funding of private sector rose by £3bn in six years, report says May 21, 2013 Randeep Ramesh
- BBC Main
- US tornado rescue effort nears end May 22, 2013
- US immigration bill passes hurdle May 22, 2013
- Notre-Dame suicide a 'political act' May 22, 2013
- Afghan interpreters to get UK visas May 22, 2013
- Record closing high for US shares May 21, 2013
- BBC Science
- 10% of UK wildlife 'endangered' May 22, 2013
- 2013 cold start may mean fruit boom May 21, 2013
- Fifty-five beaches meet new rules May 22, 2013
- Ant abilities could aid robot design May 21, 2013
- Vaccine developed for farm disease May 20, 2013
- Havana Times
- Some Remarks on Hairstyles, Stereotypes and Comfort May 21, 2013 Yanelys Nuñez
- A Most Exquisite Addiction May 21, 2013 Erasmo Calzadilla
- “State Socialism” in Cuba May 21, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Gender Equality in Cuba: Is it Real? May 21, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Cuba Lifts Ban on Appliance Imports May 21, 2013 Circles Robinson
- Canadian Journalism Project
- Opinion: Media's latest stories on Toronto's Mayor Ford a challenge for a court fight? May 20, 2013 Janice Neil
- Sun News denies Duffy lobbied CRTC for mandatory carriage; network hires former CRTC commissioner May 17, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Opinion: Crackgate - Star's rush to publish alleged Rob Ford crack-cocaine story unsatisfactory May 17, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- The Province launched crowd-funding campaign for alleged Rob Ford crack-cocaine video May 17, 2013 Tamara Baluja
- Opinion: Rob Ford stole the show on a frenzied news night May 17, 2013 Tamara Baluja
Tag Archives: blues
Time for another mental health break
Just another excuse to watch the two guys dance at the 1:52 mark. Or watch Muddy dance with James Cotton at 7:01. And to once again marvel at the drumming of Francis Clay and gaze at the immortal Otis Spann … Continue reading
Posted in blues, music
Tagged Arts, blues, Francis Clay, James Cotton, mental health break, Muddy Waters, music, Otis Spann
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Howlin’ Wolf: Evil is goin’ on
I know. It’s been a while since I’ve posted, mainly because I have a life and a day-job. While working on a long, text-heavy thumbsucker of a post that you’ll see later, this evening likely, my thoughts turned to the … Continue reading
Koko Taylor: Requiescat in pace
You can’t defy the gods forever. Yesterday, Koko Taylor, 80, succumbed at last. (Update: a good obituary of Koko Taylor in the New York Times.) And should you ever need an antidote for the simpering nothingness known as Celine Dion, … Continue reading
Posted in blues, Koko Taylor, Little Walter, music, News
Tagged blues, Koko Taylor, Little Walter, music, News
