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Kramer says he hid from his reality. He didn t want to be labeled “the blind musician.”
“I was running away from my blindness,” said Kramer, founder of “Singing in the Dark,” a blindfolded singing experience designed to be healing.
“What I have found is that there is no escaping who we are, and there is actually great joy in self-acceptance,” he said.
The 28-year-old Los Angeles resident will join four other Americans on April 20, sharing true, personal stories about growing up as part of the USA TODAY Network’s Storytellers Project show.
Watch the show at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET. Register in advance to receive a reminder at https://www.storytellersproject.com/all-events and watch on the Storytellers Project’s Facebook page, YouTube channel or website.
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Springfield mens gymnastics suffers narrow virtual loss to Army, 377-370.4
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The Springfield College mens gymnastics team competed in its second virtual meet of the season against Army on Saturday afternoon in Dana Gymnasium. Army took a narrow win with 377 points compared to Springfield’s 370.400. Most events were separated by only a few points. With little preparation time from the last meet, the Pride continued to show their strength and versatility across all grade levels.
“I think the meet went as best as it could have. We had only one day between our last competition to really slow down and fix some things, said head coach Matt Davis. “I think we had a better meet even if the score did not show it.”
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COLUMBIA, Md., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Foundation Fighting Blindness, the world s leading organization committed to finding treatments and cures for blinding retinal diseases, presents its first-ever virtual gala,
Hope from Home:
A United Night to Save Sight, hosted by Saturday Night Live alum,
Kevin Nealon. Taking place on Sunday, February 28 at 7 p.m. ET, guests will experience a virtual party packed with comedy, inspiration, and special music performances – all from the comfort of their homes.
This event, kicking off the Foundation s 50
th anniversary, will feature entertainment from award-nominated recording artist,
Charlie Kramer, silent and live auctions, and the opportunity to explore different party rooms with activities, including tastings, music, games, sports, and health and wellness. During the event, the Foundation will present the Llura Liggett Gund Award – the Foundation s highest research award honoring