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Monthly Archives: August 2016
The Do Over #02: Anger
Is 56 the new 26? It seems that way for me as my current professional, financial and existential quandaries mirror the ones I faced 30 years ago. These posts are a series of musings trying parse the difference between now … Continue reading
Posted in culinary, Gender, Life in the 50s, race, The Do Over, thoughts and musings, Uncategorized
Tagged age, Anger, fitness, Middle Age, NYC, The New Middle Age, Work
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One of my All Time Favorite Articles
This is the sixth anniversary of one of my all time favorite feature stories. NY Culture A Ballad of New York, Lived and Played for All By Martin Johnson Updated Aug. 18, 2010 12:01 a.m. ET Stephanie Stone is probably … Continue reading
Posted in Archives, Arts, Gender, Jazz, Uncategorized
Tagged age, Arts, East Village, eastvilage, jazz, NYC
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The Do Over Chronicles #01
So who knew? 56 really is the new 26. This revelation occurred to me a few weeks ago when I noticed my confidence suddenly increasing. I couldn’t fathom the reasons for my brighter outlook. The rather urgent financial, professional and … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, fitness, Gender, Life in the 50s, race, thoughts and musings, Uncategorized
Tagged Life, Middle Age, NYC, The Do Over, Wilco, Yoga, Youth
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At WSJ on the new Nels Cline
This was one of those reviews that makes me realize how much I love writing. On Friday, I was all ready to write a fairly superficial review of the recording judging it on how well it tackles … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, BlueNoteRecords, jazz, Music, Nels Cline, Wilco
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At WSJ on Maya Beiser’s TranceClassical
I have a diverse range of skills as a journalist, but one thing that I am not is a classical music critic. I think that helps me approach and evaluate the music of Maya Beiser. I just hear it … Continue reading
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Tagged archives, cello, classical music, MayaBeiser, Music
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