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Dear Readers and Friends, When people talk about 2022 in the future, what will they remember? Undoubtedly, we will speak of the millions of people across the world displaced from their homes due to violence—and the hope that music can bring in moments of loss. We will remember our growing struggle with global heat—and the local artists creating cooling murals in the hottest neighborhoods. When we talk about schools becoming sites of fear and censorship, we can still find joy in the actors bringing a Philadelphia elementary school to life on Hulu. Ask any artist, and they will tell you that the greatest art often comes from a place of uncertainty. Artists are at work around the world every day, creating moments of hope and beauty for their communities—even when the odds are stacked against them. You’re receiving this message because you have already experienced the generous work of an artist,and have been inspired to invest in their creative journey. We’re here to thank many of you for your previous donation to Arts PRunlimited, Inc.,and invite you to join us again in supporting their mission. Your gift is an investment in the power of art, and its ability to spark conversations, question systems, and fill a room with laughter. Today, we are asking you to bring your momentum to their project by donating again before the end of the year. If you are able, please consider giving again at the link below. If you aren’t already, you can also become a monthly supporter of Arts PRunlimited, Inc. and help sustain their work all year round. https://fundraising.fracturedatlas.org/arts-prunlimited-inc Thank you for your generosity. From everyone at Fractured Atlas, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe holiday season. Sincerely, Theresa HubbardChief Executive OfficerFractured Atlas cc: Daniel P Quinn, FounderArtsPRunlimited, Inc. Your comment has been approved!Thank you for sharing your thoughts with The New York Times community. DPQuinn | New Jersey Played Parcheesi decades ago, and Cannasta by my Grandmother—this has gleaned my interest… What can we send to Iraq in exchange ? Recently, my 2 short films made Honorable Mention in Erbil, Irag, Kurdistan… Am game two………View your commenthttps://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/17/crosswords/ur-first-board-game.html#commentsContainer&permid=121594401:121594401   Copies of my books: “organized labor’ are also available on sale at the Bar at the Landmark Tavern with EXITS AND ENTRANCES (AuthorHouse.com) $29.99. New work was published by Red Wheelbarrow in 2022. We co-hosted Christine Conforti in Totowa and have invited here to appear with us at Biricchino in Manhattan in early 2023.   “organized labor”AuthorHouse.com Daniel P. Quinn’s writing has also appeared in Lulu.com; Author House.com; Performing Arts Journal; The Herald News, Theatre Journal and The Italian Tribune.His play FANGS TO RICHES was heard at the Williams Center and Harold Clurman Theatre now part of AMERICAN PHANTASMAGORIA (Lulu.com).View your commenthttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/18/opinion/republican-party-voters.html#commentsContainer&permid=111658932:111658932  |
Dear Colleagues,
I urge you to move the Symphony to end the first half of the Program, as it gets upstaged by the Ravel. There it would get a better perspective, and have a greater impact after the Beethoven or Mozart.
My Antonio Caruso/Tuosto Family in 1925 in The Newark Sunday Call. My Great-Grandparents and other relatives are all there in 1925. Antonio also donated a window to St. Lucy’s Church dedicated to his Mother as they were from Capo Selle in the Province of Avellino outside Naples, Italy. They were all devoted to St Gerard and that legacy remains even today at St Lucy’s Church to the right of the altar above the door to the Sacristy even today after 97 years.Newark, Italy + Me.by 
JFK Memorial (1965) in Military Park, downtown Newark, NJ.
ODDS and ENDS for October, 2022
Daniel P Quinn, 