#filipino #filipinomovies #worldwar2 #humanity #bravery #honor

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of moments.

Some happy, some

sad and some

unforgettable

Good Morning

The Cool Shady Tree

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I do believe there are more good people than bad,

I do believe there are more good people than bad,
No matter the news we’ve lately had,
The pundits make a living from spreading awful news,
That leaves us confused and oh so sad,
That does not amuse.
However,
My friends and those I’m surrounded by,
Are lovingly concerned and would always comply,
With the kindness and respect we give each other,
The support we share as perhaps a father or mother,
Sister or brother,
But, this isn’t what sells on CNN or Fox News,
These are not the channels for us to choose,
For grownups and me,
I would rather see,
The Times Magazine about Sex after 70,
Well, sex sells too,
Don’t you agree??

#carol #ostrow #believe #good #bad #people #poems #matter #pundits #spreading #news #confused #sad #amuse #friends #surrounded #concerned #comply #kindness #respect #support #father #mother #sister #brother #cnn #fox #channels #grownups #times #magazine #sex #sells

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New Single Out Tomorrow Via Lolipop Records
Look Out For Debut LP Early 2022

LISTEN & SHARE: Jacklen Ro – “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” by John Lennon & Yoko Ono Cover
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Tomorrow, Jacklen Ro (Jackie Giroux and Caelen Perkins) share a cover of Yoko Ono & John Lennon’s “Happy Xmas (War Is Over)” via Lolipop Records.

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Jackie Giroux and Caelen Perkins are a self described, harmonizing indie rock duo with the energy of young love and angst. Jacklen Ro have gone from high school into a pandemic, and now arise as a band playing their first shows to a new generation emerging out of teenage quarantine.
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“We subsist now on a meager vocabulary of winners and “losers,” of “sad!” naysayers and “nut job” adversaries. We’re asked to see an absence of eloquence as the presence of authenticity. But that’s bunk. Words, like monuments, matter.”

Love,
Liz

With Memorial Day around the corner a friend from Juilliard and world class musician sent email with the enclosed article. It brought tears to my eyes.

Sincerest thank you for all that you do to make the world a better place.

B. Tina Ebey

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/opinion/mitch-landrieu-new-orleans-mayor-speech.html?smprod=nytcore-iphone&smid=nytcore-iphone-share

The mayor of New Orleans just gave a speech on race and history that you need to hear.

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For those of you who don’t know, I am Ray Korona’s Life Partner. I wanted to make sure everyone listed in his email address book received this note, so please excuse duplication if you have already received it. Also, I tried to send to the whole list yesterday and that didn’t seem to work, so I’m sending again in smaller batches.

I hope eventually everybody will think about Ray and get the usual happy feeling, but for now I am sad to say that Ray passed away at 6:00 pm Thursday, Oct. 16, at Hackensack UMC. I was there, along with his brother and sister and in-laws, some nieces and nephews, and several friends. We played Ray’s cds. Gina Tlamsa, a friend and member of the Ray Korona Band, added great beauty and peace to the day by playing the flute.

Ray was diagnosed with Peripheral T-Cell Lymphoma about a year ago, and after chemo as part of a clinical trial, he was feeling pretty good most of last winter and spring. He went into remission and was able to perform in the annual Ray Korona Band show in April. In May he had  a stem cell transplant, which was supposed to give him a much better chance of staying in remission. In August we learned that the cancer had come back. He tried one kind of chemo and felt good for several weeks, but then it didn’t seem to be working well enough.

Two and a half weeks ago Ray checked into the hospital because his doctor wanted to investigate some blood test results. His immune system readings were also low, and he had been needing transfusions periodically. He had also just had the first infusion of a different chemo drug. We thought this would be a routine visit to fix a few things and continue as an outpatient, but various symptoms, like shortness of breath, started to get worse. Monday Ray got Sepsis and was moved to the ICU. Tuesday he seemed to be getting better, but after that things got worse again and Thursday the doctor called us all in. In short, this was a very strong and aggressive cancer. There have been a lot of new developments in its treatment in recent years, but apparently not enough.

A lot of you have been asking me what you can do to help. I’m not really sure at this point, but on a personal level I will certainly take some of you up on your offers. The main thing I can think of is something Ray cared about deeply: sing Ray’s songs and try to get his music heard by as many people as possible. (http://www.raykorona.com)

Community Church (home of the Peoples’ Voice Cafe), will be hosting a public celebration of Ray, hopefully within 2 months. And members of the Ray Korona Band will be singing a few of his songs as part of the Peoples’ Voice Cafe 35th Anniversary Celebration, November 22.

Thank you again for all your support over the past year and a half, and your continuing support now.

With love,

Ruthie Indeck

soapbox@comcast.net

Good News loved Ray Korona.  We did many Peace and Water Shows with him, he was the most sincere loving men we ever met.  He always made you feel good and special, but he always was the one who was SO SPECIAL.  We loved  him and know he and his music are still and will always be around us.

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Daniel founded Lundon Enterprises in 2009, and has spent the last two plus years developing a social network for social good, which launched February 9, 2011. CurePals.com provides users a family community to connect people and organizations that want to change the world. It is a social network that uses the web to anonymously connect children and families who are sharing similar health challenges, interests or passion for philanthropy, and provide a voice of hope and shared inspiration for one another. The power of healing through connection is a great comfort for individuals going through similar illnesses. Before, they were alone in a hospital room. Now, they can connect with others around the world sharing experiences, treatment results, hope, and inspiration.

Aside from this aspect of the community, Daniel also wanted to complete his passion to help by somehow raising awareness and money for social causes. His desire was to help raise funding for programs to find cures, to provide aid, and services that help make a difference. So as a result Cure Pals donates 10% of all its paid Platinum memberships and other products to the social cause that the user supports. By doing this, the community is encouraging users of all ages to join the world of philanthropy and to connect with non-profits and organizations that are already making a difference. Individuals can learn more on how they can get involved volunteering or donating. And organizations can connect with a new demographic of supporters, educating people on the needs, challenges, and support that is needed to carry out their mission. Too many websites and organizations just look to adults for support to make a difference. Encouraging our youth to learn and become more proactive for social causes is imperative. After all, they are the future.

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