Richie Havens at Lakewood Winchester recalls Woodstock rise
Iconic folk songwriter Richie Havens reflects on his path from Brooklyn to Greenwich Village and the Woodstock moment that defined his career. He plays Lakewood Winchester tonight, shaping setlists in the moment with audience energy guiding each song.
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Richie Havens to perform at The Winchester Lakewood
Richie Havens headlines tonight at The Winchester located at 1318 Cove Ave with showtime at 9 p.m. Tickets cost 35 dollars and are available through an official site.
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Hitler teaches Louisburg whistle styles in quirky art class
In a peculiar seminar, Hitler samples whistling styles from Crosby to Harpo Marx and Jolson, naming famous whistlers and techniques. He uses cues like a trout-arrowed cap and a ukulele to lead scales and blues lessons while joking about birds and morning wakes in Louisburg.
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Robotic pets spark love and servitude dilemma in modern homes
In a D1 PETS report, couples like Alex and Cleo Libin discuss robo-pets shaping affection and dependence. Experts note benefits of care efficiency while warning they may foster a new form of attachment to machines, contrasting with the joy of living animals.
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Pet Cloning Debate Spurs Hope Fears Over Costs
Genetix towers and GS&C bank DNA at Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species in New Orleans. Betsy Dresser collects samples as species lose habitat, while Phillip Damiani pushes toward a 2005 dog-cloning deadline amid high costs and ethical concerns from Martha Armstrong and Arthur Caplan.
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Librarian shares etiquette for library patrons
A reader letter from Marian the Librarian in Kansas urges proper library manners. It covers cleaning up after children, quiet behavior, no food or drink, timely returns, and courteous communication with staff. Abby advises patience and courtesy, noting Dear Abby is by Abigail Van Buren Jeanne Philips.
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Ask Amy reflection on loyalty and sisterly conflict
A reader asks whether to leave a cheating partner who lied about moving with his mother to be near a late husband grave. Amy urges booking a moving van and exiting, advising to stop pursuing validation and end the relationship. The second letter seeks help with a distant, intense sister. Amy suggests a conciliatory talk to rebuild a mutual, comfortable relationship and cautions against demanding the other change.
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