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  • TAZM Pictures is moving to Africa!

    The countdown is on. Three weeks until I’m cruising down the runway, bound for Namibia for a couple of years. What I’m hoping to experience: Okaukuejo [in Etosha National Park] has become world-famous.  it is conveniently situated on the edge of the rest camp, separated only by a stone wall and overlooked by a paved…

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  • Rolling Thunder rolls into Washington DC

    Memorial Day weekend, Washington, D. C., an overcast sky that doesn’t quite suggest the scorchingly hot day ahead. Standing on the DC side of the Memorial Bridge at noon with an expectant crowd along the barriers and covering the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, and a faint rumble can be heard from the direction of…

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  • Tracks in the Dust: Songs from Afghanistan

    It’s said that combat duty consists of long periods of boredom interspersed by brief moments of terror. In Kabul, Afghanistan, it tends to be long, tedious work hours, interspersed with sleep. In this environment, maintaining one’s sanity often leads to skimping a bit on sleep in order to have some “personal time” – whether it’s…

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  • Rebecca Black’s Friday – in Mandarin!

    Just when you thought that inane “Friday” song by Rebecca Black had finally made the rounds, here it is again – in Chinese!  And I have to admit, when you hear it like this, it’s not half bad.  Watch thru to the end for the bloopers.  I’m told this version has a thick Taiwanese accent,…

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  • Rob Morsberger – show review

    The Boston Herald describes his latest release as the “album is the kind of hyperliterate pop-inflected singer-songwriter outing that went out of style when Warren Zevon died. He can write a hook that could make angels weep.” The Boston Globe: “Think ‘storyteller’ with a literary, cinematic, intellectual bent.” I had never heard of Rob Morsberger…

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