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Happy Birthday, Gordon! (Every one of you!)
The Prom - Tituss Burgess as Barry Glickman, requested by anon
Birthday: February 21, 1979 (age 41)
Birth Place: Athens, Georgia
Theatre credits include: Sebastian (The Little Mermaid), Barry Belson/Hal Miller (Jersey Boys), The Witch (Into the Woods), Nicely-Nicely Johnson (Guys and Dolls)
(Pictured on the right is Brooks Ashmanskas, who played the role in the Broadway production)
Wings of Grace
The Santana compilation that provides quality reflection is Dance of the Rainbow Serpent a 1995 three CD box set. I love the cover art as well as the multi-color graphic images that grace the extensive booklet by Michael Rios. If I had to recommend one definitive Santana recording to own prior to Supernatural it would be this magnificent box set. Dance of the Rainbow Serpent is a special…
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The Universal Tone, My Life By Carlos Santana
The Universal Tone, My Life By Carlos Santana
Carlos Santana will release his biography, The Universal Tone, My Life on November 4, 2014. The book will be published by Little, Brown and Company, a publishing group of Hachette Book Group.
The intimate and long-awaited memoir of guitar legend Carlos Santana
In the realm of guitar gods, Santana stands alone for what’s come to be called his “universal tone”-both the fact that you can recognize…
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Unfortunately, the metaphor that dominates most of American Christianity doesn’t help us much; we usually envision the church as a corporation. The pastor is the CEO, there are committees and boards. Evangelism is the manufacturing process by which we make our product, and sales can be charted, compared, and forecast. Of course, this manufacturing process goes on in a growth economy so that any corporation-church whose annual sales figures aren’t up from last year’s is in trouble. Americans are quite single-minded in their captivity to the corporation metaphor. And it isn’t even biblical.
Hal Miller