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Earlier tonight at the Double Door, Joseph Arthur performed both
music and art, magnificiently and simultaneously to an amazed crowd.
As Joseph took the stage, the canvas was blank, and the audience was
captivated by the quick, fluid, drawing of a face, that he continued to
paint until the finale of the show.
A strong set with songs both new and old,
he performed with a keyboardist/vocalist for half of the show.
Above is the final piece (under heavy red light).

As Landon Donovan and DeMarcus Beasley set a wall against Poland,
everyone’s mind is currently on tonight’s opponent Guatemala.
The match is an must win for the US after losing
to Mexico (in Mexico City) on Sunday,2-1.
Hopefully, returning to US soil will spark our side down in
Birmingham, Alabama.
Kickoff is at 7pm central on ESPN2 and
Telemundo at 11pm central (tape delay).

update: United States get the result 2-0

Nevertheless :
The best goal of the night came from a Panamanian in a match
versus Mexico. Luis Tejeda had three touches and a bicycle from
the top of the box, that exploded past the keeper:
Chest, Knee, Toe – Bicycle – Gooooooooolllllll!!!!!!!!!!!
The goal equalized in the 74th minute and the match ended 1 – 1.
A great result for US Football, thusly keeping Mexico
only one point ahead (instead of three) in
the 2006 World Cup Qualifier Standings.

Tonight, at the Morseland, I am spinning Rock, Reggae, Soul, Ska
for last time ever. Thanks to all the peeps who have come out to hear
me spin : Jaz and Buban, you rock.
Picture above was taken at my old house on Kedzie and Fullerton,
in which I lived 1 year.
The frame middle/right is from Jean Giraud’s Blueberry series.

As we celebrate Easter in 2005, I give thanks for all my blessings;
my son, my family, my friends, my life.
The utmost respect to my mum, who was always there for us.
Momma May – we love you, and we carry your character forward.

Atop the massive, foggy, hill sat the Corcovado.
I was blessed to be a witness.

Near the corner of Broadway and Wilson there’s always heaps of Pigeons.
Today I stopped and took pictures of them and thought of two people
Darby; who doesn’t really like these animals and my Mom, Stephanie;
who would sometimes say “That’s for the Birds.” We should all bring
that back in style – Instead of saying “That was whack.”
How about “That’s for the Birds.” Anyone?