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This is my first sewing pattern: the Cam dress! A classic shirt dress with a retro style: it buttons down to the waist and has a side zipper for comfort. There are two sleeves variations: short and 3/4 with cuffs.
The high waist and full gathered skirt reminds me of the style typical of the 50's.
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It is the Talk of Talks. Win the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology and you get an hour in the brand new 1,000-seat Aula Medica of the Karolinska Institutet in which to explain the science that earned your airfare to Stockholm. In your Nobel lecture, you can thank your mentors, colleagues, and former labbies plus include a wave hello to family. You can also point out the philosophical implications of your work or issue a dire warning.
Two longtime ASCB members, Randy Schekman of the University of California, Berkeley, and James Rothman of Yale University, along with co-winner Thomas Südhof, will give their 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine lectures tonight at 7:00 pm EST (1:00 pm in Stockholm). To watch live tonight, tune into the live YouTube stream broadcast below.
One is an insider who just came in from the outside, the other, an outsider serving as an advisor at the very highest level. But both are key players in the future of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Both will be on stage at the ASCB Annual Meeting in New Orleans on Monday, December 16, at 1:30 pm in Room 356.
An experiment: Some warm and starry night, take two senior cell biologists out on a boat. Put wine or beer or something that signals "closed for the day" into one hand and a copy of Craig Venter's latest book, Life At the Speed of Light into the other. (You might have to hold the flashlight.) Ask aloud, "So what do you think of Craig Venter?" Be prepared for a long but interesting night.
Tina Han, postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), found out that she'd just won $5,000 on Facebook. It wasn't a holiday giveaway or a scam. It was a missed voice mail from ASCB and a friend's quick Facebook message that Han was the winner of ASCB's $5,000 Kaluza Prize supported by Beckman Coulter for outstanding research as a graduate student.
Federal scientists, unpack your bags. That's the message from Congress, which for a second time in a matter of weeks passed a bill that would severely limit the ability of federal scientists to attend scientific meetings.
The Kanawha River cuts through Charleston, West Virginia, on its way north to join the Ohio. On this brilliant October morning, the sun is quickly burning off the fog filling the river bottoms and setting the golden dome on the state capitol ablaze. It is the perfect fall Saturday for tossing a football or raking leaves. And yet 70 grad students, postdocs, and biology faculty turn up at the West Virginia University (WVU) Robert C. Byrd Health Sciences Center to hear and talk about cell biology.
Tina W. Han, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), who did her graduate work at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UT Southwestern), has been named the winner of the first $5,000 ASCB Kaluza Prize supported by Beckman Coulter for outstanding research by a graduate student. Han won for her breakthrough work on the functional characterization of RNA granules while in Steven McKnight's lab at UT Southwestern. Nine additional Kaluza entrants were named winners of ASCB Beckman Coulter Distinguished Graduate Student Achievement Prizes, which will include travel awards to attend the 2014 ASCB Annual Meeting in Philadelphia.
A task force, organized by the ASCB to consider the next scientific steps in the stem cell revolution, unveiled its preliminary report on Friday Nov. 13. The report highlighted three "opportunities" for using cultured human embryonic (hES) and human induced pluripotent (iPS) stem cells in both human and animal model systems. The ASCB Stem Cell Task Force predicted that the greatest scientific payoff for stem cell research in the next few years would come from strengthening our basic knowledge of cell and developmental biology, through better understanding of genetic variation within and between species, and finally by taking advantage of what's already been learned from stem cell biology about biological mechanisms to construct artificial or enhanced organs.
Remember that second-grade science project when you watched bean plants grow toward a light source? Little did you know, you were researching heliotropism. Tropism in plants is turning toward or away from a stimulus such as sunlight, gravity, or water. And now there's a new tropism to investigate, although not for second graders.


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First Geostreamer 3D Vessel With Active Positioning Control21/10/2010
|Kongsberg Seatex has through the introduction of the eBird redefined lateral steering within the seismic industry for streamer control. eBird was launched just last year and will now be deployed in full scale on a PGS vessel. EBird is used on a Ramform vessel equipped with its latest 3D GeoStreamer technology. GeoStreamer is PGS' proprietary and the seismic industry's first multi-component towed streamer system, providing improved data quality, broader bandwidth, reduced noise, increased weather window and greater operational efficiency.
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One of my major obsessions is having a birfday in a couple days and awesome Buzzneters have been celebrating all week! I thought I'd make a compilation of my favorite 'Hey Girl' photos to join the fun. Never heard of them? Well, you've been missing out. Let's get started!
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A very special kind of ReefBy Kim Stephens – Sponsorship Coordinator for the Two Oceans Aquarium / 30 April 2014
Reef is one of those brands synonymous with the Two Oceans Aquarium.
As a founding partner it has supplied, fixed or replaced our wetsuits and dive gear for many years. It has partnered with us in our dive programme, equipping many locals and tourists with the required wetsuits as they experience the wonder of learning to dive, or spending time with our ragged-tooth sharks and other wonderful marine animals in guided dive experiences.
An entrance ticket that means so much more than just a visitBy Two Oceans Aquarium / 31 March 2014
So, you've decided to visit the Two Oceans Aquarium. You either go to our online shop (where tickets are 10% cheaper) or arrive at the ticket office to purchase your ticket. Either way, imagine being asked if you would like a rehabilitated turtle with your ticket? Or perhaps some pensioners joining your meander through the Aquarium? Or how about some underprivileged children to watch the shark feed with you? You might think the Aquarium had gone slightly mad if you were asked such questions.
Watch My Job: Aquarium teacher7 March 2014
Watch My Job is a website that showcases videos of a great variety of careers, along with information about those jobs – including the pros and cons, as well institutions offering relevant courses. The Watch My Job team recently visited the Two Oceans Aquarium to showcase some of the jobs of our team.
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Watch My Job is a website that showcases videos of a great variety of careers, along with information about the specific job, including pros, cons and institutions offering relevant courses for that job. The Watch My Job team recently visited the Two Oceans Aquarium to showcase some of the jobs that our team are doing here.


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March 23, 2014--U.N. climate change report details 'abrupt or drastic changes' worldwide (Science Monitor)
Global warming will disrupt food supplies, slow world economic growth and may already be causing irreversible damage to nature, according to a U.N. report due this week that will put pressure on governments to act.
March 17, 2014--Western streamflow forecasts a mixed bag (Summit Voice)
Snowpack across the West is still somewhat of mixed bag in this no-Niño winter, but February storms did help bolster water supplies across the northern tier of states, according to the monthly update from USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service.
February 28, 2014--Drought watchers see mostly good news, bad here and there (Rocky Mountain PBS)
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With the winter of 2013-14 winding its way toward the first day of spring on March 20, Colorado's climatologists and wat
February 19, 2014--Los Angeles' vulnerability to future sea level rise projected (Science Daily)
In anticipation, a team from USC partnered with the City of Los Angeles to gauge the impact of the rising tides on local communities and infrastructure. The results, according to a report that was released today, are a mixed bag -- but at-risk assets can be protected by proactive planning and early identification of adaptation measures, according to the report's authors.
January 29, 2014--Uncertainty a big hurdle in Colorado climate planning (Climate Central)
The scope of the natural disasters has been devastating. In 2012, during one of the heights of a dry spell that has ravaged the state since 2002, the High Park Fire scorched more than 87,000 acres of foothills near Fort Collins, the state's fourth-largest city. The 18,200-acre Waldo Canyon Fire soon followed, turning Colorado Springs, the state's second-largest city, into a disaster zone.
January 19, 2014--Federal disaster aid for Colorado flooding tops $245 million (North Forty News)
In the few months since heavy rains brought flooding to the area, Colorado survivors have received more than $245 million in federal recovery assistance. More than $214 million has come from disaster grants, flood insurance payments and low-interest disaster loans.
January 18, 2014--Drought, flood & controversy (Grand Junction Free Press)
Colorado experienced a fair amount of tumult and controversy related to water in 2013. We entered the year facing an epic drought, which then dissipated. Epic floods on the Front Range in September inflicted significant damage to water infrastructure. And epic amounts of indignation flared as the U.S.
January 12, 2014--Colorado's flooded farmers, ranchers wait and worry as spring nears (Denver Post)
With Colorado's spring planting just weeks away, this year's early crops are threatened by a shortage of water after last year's late crops drowned in it. The slow response of government agencies tasked to help is proving to be a heavy weight on farmers and ranchers who say they are sinking fast.
With Colorado's spring planting just weeks away, this year's early crops are threatened by a shortage of water after last year's late crops drowned in it. The slow response of government agencies tasked to help is proving to be a heavy weight on farmers and ranchers who say they are sinking fast.
January 7, 2014--Drought relief: Flood's slim silver lining (Coloradoan)
For the first time in four years, Northern Colorado is starting a new year completely drought-free. With snowpack and reservoir levels across the northern part of the state at or above their average levels for the start of January, climatologists say Coloradans can point to one major event as the source of drought relief — the devastating fall floods.
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Millions of American property owners get flood insurance from the federal government, and a lot of them get a hefty discount. But over the past decade, the government has paid out huge amounts of money after floods, and the flood insurance program is deeply in the red. Congress tried to fix that in 2012 by passing a law to raise insurance premiums.
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Oct. 27, 1990-July 12, 2010 Detroit Lakes native Amy Beth Darnell, 19, of Apache Junction, Ariz., passed away Monday, July 12, 2010, with her family by her side, after a month long battle with a leukemia relapse. Amy was diagnosed with ALL (acute lymphocytic leukemia) at the age of 13. After six years of being cancer free, her leukemia returned. Amy was born October 27, 1990 in Detroit Lakes. She moved to Arizona at the age of three, and graduated from Apache Junction High School in May 2009. She completed training at the Airline Academy in Daytona Beach, Fla., in September 2009.
March 22, 1923-July 11, 2010 Jesse Lee Schuck was born March 22, 1923, to Emil and Augusta (Rieniets) Schuck. "Sam," as he was known to most people, proudly served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. Sam was united in marriage to Sally Leach on December 20, 1950. He established Schuck Bus Service in 1954. Sam and Sally spent many years transporting school children for the Moorhead School District. Sally passed away in 1975; Sam retired in 1986. On Valentine's Day of 1986, Sam married Betty Melander.
March 9, 1932-July 12, 2010 Former Detroit Lakes resident Gerald Jacobsen, 78, of Willmar, died unexpectedly Monday evening, July 12, 2010, at Rice Memorial Hospital in Willmar. A mass of Christian burial took place Saturday, July 17 at the Church of St. Mary in Willmar, with burial in the church cemetery. Military Honors were provided by Austin F. Hanscom American Legion Post 167 of Willmar. Gerald Gene Jacobsen, also known as "Jerry" or "Jake," was born to Gordon and Lenore (Franklin) Jacobsen on March 9, 1932, in Chicago, Ill.
Gail L. Score, 49, of Rockwell, Tenn., died Friday, May 14, 2010 in Tennessee. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 16 in Elmwood Cemetery, rural Detroit Lakes, with Chaplain Vicki Marthaler officiating. The David-Donehower Funeral Home in Detroit Lakes is assisting the family.
Aug. 24, 1927-July 12, 2010 G. David Farkell, "The Prairie Bookbinder," 82, of Detroit Lakes, died Monday, July 12, 2010 at his residence in Detroit Lakes. A celebration of David's life will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, July 16 in First Lutheran Church, Detroit Lakes, with Rev. Wade Dutton officiating. Visitation will be held one hour prior to services. George David Farkell was born to George L. and Velma (Thompson) Farkell on August 24, 1927 in Minneapolis. He was raised and educated in Minneapolis, graduating from South West High School in 1944.
Aug. 4, 1920-July 12, 2010 Marjorie L. Leegard, 89, of Detroit Lakes died Monday, July 12, 2010 at Emmanuel Nursing Home in Detroit Lakes. Marjorie Louise Britton was born to Harry and Edna (Peck) Britton on August 4, 1920 in Detroit Lakes. She grew up and attended school in Detroit Lakes, graduating from Detroit Lakes High School in 1938. On May 31, 1942 she was united in marriage to Jerome Leegard at Richwood Lutheran Church, rural Detroit Lakes.
Dec. 13, 1921-July 3, 2010 Mildred L. "Millie" Pielow, 88, of Detroit Lakes, died Saturday, July 3, 2010 at Oak Crossing in Detroit Lakes. Memorial services were held Thursday, July 8 at West-Kjos Funeral Home in Detroit Lakes. Mildred Lorraine Erickson was born to Henry and Elvira Erickson on December 13, 1921 in Thief River Falls. She was the youngest of 10 siblings. As a young child the family moved to south Mpls where they owned and operated a neighborhood grocery store. Millie graduated from Roosevelt High School in Minneapolis.
Nov. 12, 1968-July 7, 2010 Quentin "Stew" Stewart, 41, of Detroit Lakes, passed away Wednesday, July 7, 2010, in Aberdeen, S.D. from diabetic complications. Quentin was born November 12, 1968 in North Platte, Neb. He graduated from Soesterberg American High School in The Netherlands in 1987. Quentin enlisted in the Air Force and served as a crewmember with the U.S. Air Force Band at Bolling Air Force Base. After leaving the Air Force Quentin moved to Richville, Minn., and worked at Lund Boats in New York Mills.
April 14, 1947-July 7, 2010 Reuben Robert Aho, 63, a lifelong Wolf Lake area resident, went to be with the Lord in the early morning hours of Wednesday, July 7, 2010 at his home, surrounded by his loved ones, following a long battle against brain cancer. Reuben was born to Hugo and Elsie (Kumma) Aho on April 14, 1947 in Detroit Lakes. It was in the Wolf Lake area that he attended country school and then went on to attend high school in Menahga, where he graduated with the Class of 1965.
July 27, 1920-July 6, 2010 Bernard J. Revering, 89, of Detroit Lakes, died Tuesday, July 6 at St. Mary's-Innovis Health in Detroit Lakes. A mass of Christian burial is set for 11 a.m. Friday, July 9 at Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Detroit Lakes. Interment services will be 11 a.m. Monday, July 12 at Resurrection Cemetery in Mendota Heights, Minn. Bernard Joseph Revering was born to Anton and Mary (Kraemer) Revering on July 27, 1920 in Perham. A well known outdoor writer and sportsman, he was known to everyone as "Bernie" and his byline was widely recognized.


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Dr Paul Stevens
Chair of the CKD Guideline Update Group
Consultant Nephrologist
East Kent Hospitals, University NHS Foundation Trust
NICE published its first clinical practice guideline for the early identification and management of Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) in 2008, some two years after the implementation of universal estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) reporting and the introduction of CKD indicators in the primary care quality and outcomes framework. These combined initiatives have led to improved awareness and confidence in managing CKD in primary care, and a sustained reduction in late referral of patients with end stage renal disease (ESRD). However, some would contend that in certain groups of patients, particularly older adults with eGFR 45-59 mL/min/1.73m2 and no other marker of CKD, there has been a degree of 'disease-mongering', raising unnecessary anxiety amongst people whose overall risk of requiring renal replacement therapy (RRT) is low. The 2014 update for NICE CKD guidance attempts to address some of these concerns and also considers new evidence of particular relevance to primary care, including relating to identification, investigation, and classification of CKD, definition of CKD progression, the relationship between acute kidney injury (AKI) and CKD, and certain areas of pharmacotherapy.
NICE recommends that clinical laboratories use a new equation of estimating GFR (the CKD-EPI equation) in place of the modification of diet in renal disease (MDRD) equation which is currently used. The new equation has less bias and improved accuracy in the population as a whole and has additional advantage of identifying those people at greater risk of adverse outcome from CKD. The consequence of switching to CKD-EPI would be a reduction in the overall prevalence of CKD diagnosed by a GFR of <60 mL/min/1.73m2, although paradoxically because the new equation has a superior performance to the MDRD equation in older Caucasians there would be a small increase in prevalence in people over the age of 75.
NICE suggests considering using an additional measure (cystatin C) to estimate GFR at initial diagnosis to confirm or rule out CKD in people with an eGFRcreatinine of 45-59 ml/min/1.73m2, sustained for at least ninety days and no proteinuria (albumin:creatinine ratio [ACR] less than 3 mg/mmol) or other marker of kidney disease. The rationale behind this is two-fold. Firstly, some people with a creatinine-based eGFR<60 may be re-classified to eGFR>60mL/min/1.73m2 by eGFRcystatinC and in the absence of any other marker of CKD should not be diagnosed as such, and secondly, those who are confirmed to have an eGFR<60 are at increased risk of subsequent adverse outcome.
NICE recommends regarding a sustained urinary albumin to creatinine ratio (ACR) of >3mg/mmol as clinically important proteinuria. This is on basis of large epidemiological studies (n>1 million subjects) that quite clearly demonstrate a continuum of increased risk of adverse outcome with increasing urinary ACR.
The original 2008 recommendation concerning which groups of people should be tested for CKD has been updated to include people who have had an episode of AKI. NICE also specifically recommends that anybody sustaining an episode of AKI should be monitored for at least 2.3 years after recovery from AKI for either progression CKD or new onset CKD. The rationale behind this is the strong evidence from longitudinal studies of both progression of existing CKD and new onset CKD following recovery from an episode of AKI.
2. Classification and monitoring of CKD
The classification of CKD has been updated to include urinary ACR categories in addition to GFR categories. The reasons behind this are that large population studies clearly demonstrate increased risk of adverse outcome (all cause mortality, cardiovascular mortality, ESRD, AKI) with decreasing eGFR and increasing ACR. GFR and ACR categories have also been used to suggest frequency of monitoring in people with CKD, although this is still largely an opinion-based area.
3. Definition of progression of CKD
NICE recommends defining accelerated progression of CKD as a sustained decrease in GFR of 25% or more and a change in GFR category with 12 months; or a sustained decrease in GFR of 15 ml/min/1.73 m2 per year. This is still an area of work in progress, in part because of the inherent intra-individual variability of creatinine-based eGFR and also because of the non-linearity of progression of CKD in certain subjects. This may be particularly apparent in people who have sustained an episode of AKI.
4. Specific pharmacotherapy in CKD
NICE recommends offering a low cost renin-angiotensin system antagonist to people with CKD and diabetes and an ACR of 3 mg/mmol or more (irrespective of hypertension or cardiovascular disease). However, combinations of renin-angiotensin system antagonists are actively discouraged.
The CKD guidance refers to the recommendations in Lipid modification (NICE clinical guideline 181) for the use of statins in CKD but essentially it is recommended that treatment with statin therapy should be offered to people with CKD for both primary prevention and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease. The lipid guidance does not apply and age limitation to this recommendation.
NICE also recommends offering antiplatelet drugs to people with CKD for the secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease, but counsels awareness of the increased risk of bleeding.
In people with a confirmed eGFR of 30-50 ml/min/1.73m2 and non-valvular atrial fibrillation who have one or more of the following risk factors:
Finally, NICE considers oral sodium bicarbonate supplementation for people with both an GFR less than 30 ml/min/1.73m2 (GFR category G4 or G5) and a serum bicarbonate concentration of less than 20 mmol/litre.
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Old house, vintage bathroom - probably 1940s-era sink. It had a drip from faucet that turned into a steady leak. I took apart the handles and stems (which slide horizontally into the sink face), and found that the stems were bent, the washers shot, and the seats hollowed out. I bought new stems, handles, seats, and washers, but I couldn't get the old seats out. (I used a tapper jammed in there pretty good and tried it with a socket wrench, not to mention other tools, but it wouldn't give). So I finally figured out that if I just stuck in a larger washer, the contraption worked. No more drip.
For about two weeks. Then all of a sudden, the water pressure coming out of the sink was nil. Didn't affect the toilet or shower. And weirdly, it started to improve over the next week or two until the water pressure was almost bearable. And then today it was back to a trickle.
I'm OK if the advice is to trash this old thing. I also got some advice to look at the aerator, though I'm not sure where to look on this sink. If there's an easy fix, please let me know.
Huge Shower Problems, HELP!
HELP!! Sink sprayer pressure problem....
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White Bean Dip: The Key to Getting More Veggies Into Your Kidsby Foodlets in Family, February 18th, 2014
Two of my three small kids love hummus and I know many, many more who do. But hummus at the store usually has lots of mysterious ingredients in it — things I can't pronounce — and having tahini on hand to make it myself is something my pantry just can't seem to do. Enter the easiest, healthiest dip of 2014. If you want to get your kids excited about eating a few more veggies with lunch or as a snack, this is the way to go.
All you need to do is rinse a can of white beans and add a slug of olive oil, a dash of salt and pepper, the juice of one lemon and, if you dare, mince half a clove of garlic and throw that in too (it'll make the whole thing a little spicy so be careful with delicate palates). Then fire up the food processor — blend, eat and enjoy with your vegetables of choice.
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The initial course in philosophy is customarily PHIL 121, PHIL 125, or a 200-level course that provides a more focused topic but is still at the introductory level (PHIL 220, 223, 228, 230, 238, 253). The 300-level courses are suited for students with particular interests who are capable of working at the upper-division level. Courses offered through correspondence, on-line, and independent studies are not accepted to meet the general education program element requirement in philosophy.
Major in Philosophy
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- One course from: PHIL 331, 333, 334
- One course from: PHIL 335, 336, 338
- On approval of the department, one course (4 semester hours) in another field of study may be used for a double major in philosophy if it has a direct relationship to the student's philosophy program. Transfer students will normally take 16 or more of their 32 hours at PLU. Students intending to major in philosophy should formally declare this with the department chair and choose a departmental advisor.
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Here are five Real-Punk acts I need to see: Stiff Little Fingers, Anti-Flag, Buzzcocks, Descendents and Social Distortion. Just getting a head-start on my schedule....
I've have my ups & downs with this fest ever since it got big. But it's still a great time, just better if they order enough beer & bathrooms. There are still tickets, Death Cab For Cutie headlines tonight and War On Drugs on Saturday. Sylvan Esso and Mac DeMarco are worth catching is you get there Saturday afternoon.
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All of my friends are talking about September in Chicago. The Hideout Block Party should be decent - the real excitement is for Riot Fest again which has been moved to the northern half of Humboldt Park. If you don't have tickets for that you had better get moving!
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Lucky me, I get to see two acts on my list and I'm not even going to the fest this year. You don't want to miss Courtney Barnett if she's playing to a small-ish crowd and my number one must-see is Parquet Courts who are on tap tonight at Empty Bottle as well.
I like Arctic Monkeys enough to see them anywhere and Calvin Harris to get a little dance in. Cut Copy should never be missed and Chvrches is still pretty hot. Phosphorescent was one of the best shows I saw last year. Rounding out my list are Warpaint, Temples, Lykke Li and Kate Nash. Have fun!
August 01, 2014 | Permalink
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If there is just one band to see at this year's Lollapalooza it has to be Parquet Courts. Their after-show is Friday night.
July 29, 2014 | Permalink
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This one is usually pretty under the radar but with all the stuff that's been going on in Logan Square lately The Boulevard Festival could be crowded. Dean Ween, J.C. Broooks & the Uptown Sound and others perform.
The lineup by day came out this week and has made all of us even more excited than ever. Paul Weller, since he plays rarely, is on the top of my list. But how can you go wrong here???
July 25, 2014 | Permalink
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I came across Radio XY earlier this week and it might just be the perfect station for me. The only thing it really lacks is a heavy rotation of new music. But it has the 80's to 00's covered with Superchunk, Old 97's, Jimmy Eat World, Hothouse Flowers, Oingo Boingo and Dinasaur Jr. And some obsure listens from Caviar, Bis and Ultimate Fakebook.
July 17, 2014 | Permalink
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I don't usually mention anything about Taste Of Chicago because the artists they invite to play are usually terrible. Tonight you can catch Gary Clark Jr. and Janelle Monae. On Saturday afternoon it's Jeff Tweedy and Lucinda Williams. Might be worth a bike ride, still that field & venue are pretty awful especially when it's crowded.
July 10, 2014 | Permalink
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It's a pretty big weekend around Chicago. West Fest is a great choice for great music featuring Protomartyr, Lee Field & The Expressions, Ssion & more. It's also in a pretty down-to-earth neighborhood so I'm not expecting many Lincoln-Parkers but will be on the lookout for Mega-Hipsters.
Well, this is what's up. All in interview form.
July 03, 2014 | Permalink
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Don't forget to get some Joe Pug free music before his free show at Millennium Park next Monday!
July 02, 2014 | Permalink
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Here's a nice & clean list of this year's after shows. I'm looking at a few including Courtney Barnett, The Kooks, Parquet Courts, Chvrches, Phosphorescent, Cut Copy and maybe others. Check for tickets now and later on this week.
June 04, 2014 | Permalink
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Call it what you want, here's the lineup for Sept 5 & 6.
A.V. Fest // Hideout Block Party 2014 LineupDeath Cab for CutieThe War On DrugsThe Dismemberment Planfunky METERSMac DeMarcoThe Handsome FamilySylvan EssoValerie JuneBad Luck JonathanPlastic Crimewave Vision Celestial Guitarkestra
May 28, 2014 | Permalink
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I love the idea of this living room show, I'm just not good at sitting on the floor. And bands like Califone (this show only being a two-piece) are perfect for this.
Back before everything was posted directly to Twitter or Facebook in short-form, there were some great blogs that existed and did a wonderful job at previewing Chicago music events. This link is spot-on if you are busy choosing your Mondays & Thursdays at Millennium Park.
May 20, 2014 | Permalink
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Finally there is some information for Wicker Park Fest running July 26-27 and it's pretty good. Music features Lydia Loveless, Jeff the Brotherhood, Diarrhea Planet, Woods and others! Full schedule coming soon....
May 15, 2014 | Permalink
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Yo La Tengo: I Can Hear the Heart Beating as One
Elvis Costello: This Year's Model
Kaiser Chiefs: Employment
Parquet Courts: Light Up Gold
Replacements: Let It Be
Nada Surf: The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy
Lydia Loveless: Indestructible Machine
Hot Chip: In Our Heads


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