Tonight's APB started with "Down the Two Mile Hill" by Ivan Coyote & Rae Spoon. Most of the show has from the 8th Multicultural-Multilingual International Poetry Reading (recorded 15 mars 2008 @ Gallery Connexion, F'ton). Ended with "N.I.Gel Freestyle" by Pocket Dwellers.
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Ashes, Paper & Beans, 22 April 2008.
Show ended with Ivan Coyote's "Something About The Light" and the "Oo-Wa Gitchi Manitou" song by Wabistan.
Pat Leech and Carson Butts, both editors for QWERTY magazine, were in the fishbowl for the second half of the show for an interview and readings of their own writings and pieces by other writers published in the latest issue of Qwerty. Show ended with "The Piano has been Drinking (but not Me)" by Tom Waits.This fair has been co-ordinated to coincide with the revived Maritime Writers' Workshop, 6–12 July. For MWW info, contact: UNB College of Extended Learning, ph (506) 452-6360, ahowells@unb.ca MWW registration: ph (506) 453-4646.Location: Charlotte Street Arts Centre Auditorium, 732 Charlotte St, Google map.
And I was presented with one: a Barry Award. Just says "Spoken", not "Spoken Word" or "Favourite Spoken Word" . . . but, hey, it's a great thing to receive! Thanks everyone! It's already hanging on one of my walls.
Tonight's Ashes, Paper & Beans episode featured the my recording of the 8th International International Multicultural-Multilingual Poetry Reading that happened at Gallery Connexion, Fredericton, NB, on 15 March 2008: Jo-Anne Elder, emcee. Readers included Yvonne Muzira, Joe Blades, M. Travis Lane, Alice Fay King, Carlos Morales, Josh Taylor, Giovanni Milani, Biff Mitchell, Eugenia Dietrich, Cecilia Brooks, Dawn-Aeron Wason, Carolina Dietrich, Hugh Hazelton, and Jo-Anne Elder.
The near bare basement when I saw it last Wednesday afternoon. A counter from the ex-Underground Cafe there and not much else except dust.
Cat helped dress it with stuff from the other "UN Rest" set of February.
Young Julia (Melanie Leblanc) and Malvecchio (Wally MacKinnon) on set on Saturday.
Sat- Sun- and Tuesday I stripped the sat, then with the help of Lefty/Young Jimmy (Josh Linton), I got the shelves and stuff home. 
Today's Ashes, Paper & Beans episode featured the 2 Feb Writing Home Reading @ Gallery Connexion. Emceed by Jo-Anne Elder the reading featured Bonnie Devine, Nela Rio, Joe Blades, Jo-Anne Elder and Faye Heavyshield. Also on the show was "He Sings" by Fortner Anderson + tape/head, and "Songs of Freedom" by J. Nichole Noël.Today, China has announced the freeing. . . if only this were all true . . .
of both Mongolia and Tibet, and recognized
Dali Lama as spiritual leader of Tibet.
Pope Benedict XVI had dissolved the
Holy Roman Catholic Empire according
to the last faint words from sources in
the now ghostly, abandoned Vatican City.
Shell has announces that every Nigerian
is now an owner of their petroleum giant
and is set for life without poverty.
Militant Muslim clerics stating
they "got it all wrong" and that
their "way is meant to be peaceful"
have urged the end of fighting and
the destruction of all weapons.
After his unexpected pronouncement
of US withdrawal from Iraq, Iran,
Afghanistan and Guantánamo, Cuba,
George Bush announced his resignation
from the presidency saying that he
"led the people astray through
fear and intimidation." He went on
to say that the military budget
will be redirected into guaranteed
education, health care and annual income
for all citizens and residents of the
great nation henceforth to be known as
the United States of Central North America.
The Big Six automakers have anounced
that gasonine-fueled engines are
a thing of the past and have unveiled
new water and solar powered vehicles
already in production world wide.
North of the border, where Canadians are
already familiar with the "CN, eh",
Harper took the hint and resigned
but not before locking in guaranteed
annual income, health care and education
and a requirement that all businesses
and agencies, including governments,
contribute a minimum of 10% of their
gross revenue to the arts and culture.
