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George Braddock Obituary

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By Tim Barrett, Jessye Barrett
| The Oregonian Verified
George W. Braddock, an inspired craftsman with a dedicated sense of community and who empowered countless people to conceive of a better world in which to belong, died Jan. 6 in Eugene at age 74. George passed away surrounded by family and friends whose lives he touched throughout his five decades in Oregon.
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“Up There, Cazaly!”, or the Song of September

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By Tim Barrett
| Medium
An Anatomy of an Aussie Rules Anthem Press enter or click to view image in full size September is a pretty ordinary Month in Australia, but the final Saturday is different. A crowd 100,000 strong packs the Melbourne Cricket Ground for the AFL Grand Final. Ed Sheeran, Robbie Williams, and The Killers have appeared at past Pre-game shows. But One man appear every year without fail, and with only a guitar, belts out Footy’s greatest Anthem.
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Beyond Bongo Fleva: The Musical Landscape of Tanzania

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By Tim Barrett
| Medium
Press enter or click to view image in full size When I was 16, I volunteered to represent my school on a mission trip to Tanzania. Myself and twenty fellow students spent our winter break travelling around the country. The landscape is stunning, the people are warm, and the poverty is harsh. Words cannot capture it fully. Besides the sights of that country, what I remember is the sounds. Our second stop for the trip was a remote village a few hours from the capital, Dodoma.
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