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Don Moen (born , 1950 in Minneapolis, Minnesota) is an American singer-songwriter, pastor, and producer of Christian worship music.
Moen produced 11 volumes for the Hosanna! Music series of worship albums. His first album under his own name, Worship with Don Moen, was released in 1992. His music has total global sales of over five million units. He worked for Integrity Media for over 20 years, serving as creative director and president of Integrity Music, president of Integrity Label Group, and an executive producer of Integrity Music albums. He left Integrity Media in 2008 to start a new initiative, The Don Moen Company. Moen received a Dove Award for his work on the musical God with Us in addition to amassing nine nominations for his songs. Moen is also a prolific songwriter, having worked with Claire Cloninger, Paul Overstreet, Martin J. Nystrom, Randy Rothwell, Ron Kenoly, Bob Fitts, Debbye Graafsma, Paul Baloche, Tom Brooks, among many others. He has also worked with talented musicians, Justo Almario, Abraham Laboriel, Alex Acuna, and Carl Albrecht. His name is associated with some of the most well-known songs in Contemporary Christian Music. He was a student at Oral Roberts University. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee, with his wife Laura and their five children.
Notable recordings
Moen's first album for Hosanna! Music, Give Thanks, became the label's bestseller. He followed this with a number of successful albums of his own including two, En T? Presencia and Trono De Gracia, in Spanish. On an Asian tour in 1999 he recorded The Mercy Seat at Singapore Indoor Stadium in Singapore and Heal Our Land at Yoido Park in South Korea, which was released in 2000. One of Moen's albums, I Will Sing, was recorded at Christian Broadcasting Network.
God Will Make a Way - The Best of Don Moen was released in 2003 and features 19 greatest hits. The title song was written for his wife's sister and her husband, who lost their oldest son in an auto accident while three other children were seriously injured. Moen's most recent album, Hiding Place, became his first studio album which was recorded at Paragon Studios in Franklin, Tennessee and was released in the autumn of 2006. His new upcoming album, I Believe There Is More, will release on fall 2008 and will be his final album from Integrity Music.
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i love his songs its rely uplifting my soul | Reviewer: gervin p. andrada | 11/5/14
Wisch I could. Be a singer like himself his rely one of the best singers I have heard in my life. Wish him all the beat gid bless him and his family
this is wonderful, | Reviewer: Israel | 8/20/14
i love to become African Don Moen, i av been praying to also be endowed with the spirit from above falling upon me, i love this talent and the way i can only appreciate this is to be trained in all ways, just to become the African Don Moen, though my name is Israel.....but this is what i want!!! see facts i had every of your album. Pleas help.....
"Awesome Man Of God." | Reviewer: Barbara | 8/19/14
Pastor Don,I thank God for you. You are not only a great singer/musician you are the total package of what God has called His chosen ones to be. Thank you for all you do and represent for the Kingdom of God. I not only love this album but I love all of your songs,however "Give Thanks"is my favorite(smiling). Be blessed Man of God,Barbara.
Great Mentor | Reviewer: Master Elijah | 8/12/14
I thank God for this great man of God who has touch the life of many including mine by his song ministration may our God prepare his Crown for him in Heaven Amen
All his songs | Reviewer: Daniel Akinbode | 7/4/14
A man who i pray for everyday not to fall, he his almost there, his crowns of glory are waiting for him in heaven.There is no doubt that he has touched a lot of lives with his songs including me. Anyway i will be very happy seeing him, it will be the greatest privilege for me. He still remains my role model and always will be. Don Moen keep doing this work you born for then be expecting crowns of glory, remain steadfast. My second friend after Jesus, i will really love meeting you, i don't mind having your phone number
The most INSPIRED singer | Reviewer: Cindy Paul | 3/23/14
Indeed u are a MODEL to me and the whole wide world. Whenever I'm down ur songs uplifts me especially diz one ' I just wanna be where u are'. I feel like I'm the HEAVENLY PLACES. In fact, I'm short of words to xpres myself. May God inspire u the more is my sincere prayers. AMEN
God will make a way where there seems to be no way | Reviewer: igwe chioma prisca | 1/17/14
pastor don is one of the singers i love so much.his songs inspires me whenever i listen to them especially God will make a way.and i also see him as my role model.i think he is a blessing to his generation.God bless him.
D Moen 4 Life | Reviewer: Armstrong Jonathan | 6/5/13
Infact, I feel spiritually refreshed when listening to Don Moen's songs and I also see him as a role model in music such that I even bear his name, may he be blessed in Jesus' name (amen)
God is good all the time | Reviewer: Diane Butler | 3/28/13
I enjoy Don's songs. i particularly like this one because it reminds us of how truly good...faithful and merciful God is to us ALL THE TIME. even when we are not being good to Him. thx God he is not fickle. Pastor check out my book on Amazon.com entitled:Under the Spout Where The Glory
Comes Out....talking about the goodness of the lord...keep singing and blessing us Pastor...
Always by my side | Reviewer: Kojah Amos mawuklo | 2/19/13
I love Don Moen's song because they are inspired and my heart and soul also got healed anytime i listen to the songs of don moen.i pray God will give him more power to continue these wonderful work of his.in the name of jesus (amen)
Always by my side | Reviewer: Kojah Amos mawuklo | 2/19/13
I love Don Moen's song because they are inspired and my heart and soul also got heal anytime i listen to the songs of don moen.i pray God will give him more power to continue these wonderful work of his.in the name of jesus (amen)
We have all sin and fallen short of his glory | Reviewer: Jamie Magdalene Anthony | 10/11/12
I was moved and felt sad when i listen to Don's album God will make a way and a track inside which talked about we all are sheep that have gone astray.
Whenever i listen and meditate on it i cry and beg God for his mercies and grace for him to take me back. This album is a must for every christian n child of God,be blessed.
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Naniwa Superstones in the lower grits are quite soft and wear very quickly. They cut just fine, but you have to flatten them constantly.
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Another flashback:) Last one for this chapter, probably…
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Another flashback:) Last one for this chapter, probably…
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Sorry for the late post — life issues.
Hope the action was clear in the strip but if not, here's a run-down: In the previous strip with Dorothy, she was able to gain the arms, legs, and weapon of Tin Dorothy. That swap just ran out, resulting in the return of her usual conglomerate parts. The running start she had was eaten up by the shock from the switch back, and now Dorothy's eating dust.
For this Halloween, I thought dressing up a character would be neat and recalled I hadn't done Miss Muffet and what kind of hero she'd prefer to be if given a choice. Well, here's the answer! Happy Halloween, everyone! I'm off to help run a haunted house at my sister's domicile!
NEWS: SNAFUCon was great! Dave Warren from Selkie and I shared a table and it was great talking to all the new people!
My side of the table, as I forgot to ask if it was ok to post a pic of Dave ;P
Thanks so much to Dave for coming out to Reno and joining my table:) You were a blast! Glad we got to talk some comic shop. To any new readers, welcome! Strips will resume as normal on Thursday.
Unfortunately, my strip isn't ready. I am still prepping for SNAFU Con and Selkie's Dave Warren to come visit and attend the con with me.
Reminder! We will be there Friday 10/24 and Saturday 10/25 (Neither of us can stay for Sunday) at Table 32! Come by and see us!!
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I can't finish the strip today. It will appear finished for this coming Thursday. Sorry for the delay!
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Chen Ivri Apter.
(photo credit:Latvia Presidency)
After years of battling cancer, last week Ambassador Chen Ivri Apter succumbed
to the disease and deprived us in Israel of his charm and many
skills.The State of Israel lost an experienced diplomat, a committed
Zionist and a proud Jew. I purposely placed the descriptions in this order,
because I believe that everything my former colleague did professionally and
interpersonally was in line with a firm commitment to Judaism.I had the
honor to serve with Chen in the deputy foreign minister's office for more than
two years. On every official overseas trip that we took, Chen's first point of
business upon arrival at our hotel would be to seek out the nearest minyan
(quorum of 10 Jewish men) for shacharit (morning prayers). Even if it meant
waking up at an ungodly hour and traveling large distances, sometimes on foot,
Chen would ensure that prayed with a minyan of local Jews.One would see
first-hand the effect Chen had on people when, sometimes later in the trip, we
would hold a function with the local Jewish community or visit the synagogue.
Those who attended the minyan would greet Chen as an old and dear friend, and
those few minutes that Chen took to chat with his fellow congregants after
service had a lasting effect. This was Chen; all who knew him were left with a
lasting impression of his goodness and sincerity.Even though he had been
Israel's ambassador to the Baltic Nations, adviser to the prime minister and
senior adviser to the deputy foreign minister, Chen was an impeccably humble man
and generous of spirit.A couple of years ago I was shown some pictures
of events that some in the Foreign Ministry would hold for those less fortunate,
whether in a hospital ward for children suffering with cancer or an old age
home. There was Chen in almost every picture happily playing his precious
accordion to the delight of all those who sat and listened.Chen would
never miss an opportunity to partake in a mitzvah and he was a prominent member
of our weekly chevrutah (study group) in the deputy foreign minister's office.
In between meetings and on long journeys, either by plane or by car, Chen would
regale us with relevant lessons from the week's parsha (Torah portion) or from
the Talmud.Whether religious or not, all would be fascinated with Chen's
insights and depth of knowledge.However, it was the way in which he
dealt with his cancer that was the greatest lesson for us all.Even
though I suspect he had known for a while that the cancer could not be beaten,
he would come to work with a smile on his face and partake in all of his duties
as thoroughly as possible. Even a few days before he passed away, Chen arrived
at the Foreign Ministry in a wheelchair, accompanied by his beloved wife, Dalia,
just to visit his office to attend to some of his papers. I suspect it was more
about visiting the ministry, that had been his professional home for the past
few decades, for the last time.Even in his last hours, Chen remained
passionate and committed to his work. When Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon,
who was at his bedside in the hospital, told him that the conference on the
Jewish refugees from Arab countries that he had worked so hard towards was
finally going to take place the following week, Chen made a great effort,
stretched out his hand to clasp that of Ayalon and made as big a smile as he was
able to muster. His final task and project had been completed and now he was
able to leave us in peace.Chen played a major role in the conference and
it was perfectly fitting that Deputy Minister Ayalon dedicated its success to
his friend and colleague. When many of the participants, who had been in regular
contact with Chen, heard of his passing there was a great deal of sadness in the
audience, not least on the part of Prof. Irwin Cotler, former Canadian justice
minister, who knew Chen when he served in our embassy in Ottawa.During
his eulogy, attended by many Foreign Ministry colleagues and members of the
foreign diplomatic corps, Deputy Minister Ayalon spoke about Chen's place at his
side in meetings giving him advice and dealing with all matters under his
purview with grace and calm. "Now I am sure he is sitting next to the heavenly
throne, patiently assisting those around him," Deputy Minister Ayalon said. "God
wanted him there by his side, and I had to give up my dear colleague and friend
for a greater calling."Diplomacy was Chen's calling during the more the
fiveand- a-half decades he spent on this earth. Diplomacy and furthering Israel
and the Jewish People's place in the world was Chen's passion and dedicated
commitment.He serves those who had the honor to know him as a great
model: a professional, a man with limitless patience, a committed family man and
a loyal Jew.The writer served as an adviser to the foreign minister and
deputy foreign minister from 2009 to 2012.
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(Sports Network) - What's uncharted territory for many members of the Kansas City Chiefs will be old hat for the Baltimore Ravens, who'll be entering this Sunday's AFC Wild Card showdown with the surprise postseason participants at Arrowhead Stadium seeking to win an opening-round playoff game on the road for a third consecutive year.
The Chiefs find themselves in the playoffs for the first time since 2006 after orchestrating one of the NFL's best turnarounds this year. After winning a mere four games during head coach Todd Haley's debut campaign of 2009 and 10 times total over the previous three seasons, Kansas City broke out with a 10-6 record that was good enough to earn the previously-fallen franchise its first AFC West title since it recorded 13 victories under Dick Vermeil in 2003.
A dynamic ground game that produced the most rushing yards in the league and the sound play under center from quarterback Matt Cassel have been two factors in the Chiefs' about-face, as has a renewed dominance on home turf. Kansas City went 7-1 at Arrowhead Stadium over the course of the regular season, with the lone blemish a 31-10 setback to Oakland in last week's finale, and have held the opposition to 14 points or less in all but one of those triumphs.
That impressive record still won't likely faze the battle-tested Ravens, a team that finds itself in a very familiar position heading into this year's Super Bowl tournament. Baltimore earned a Wild Card berth in the AFC for the third straight season after being edged out by rival Pittsburgh for the North Division crown, and will take to the road in a playoff setting for the sixth time in the accomplished three-year tenure of head coach John Harbaugh and quarterback Joe Flacco.
The Ravens won twice in enemy venues as a sixth seed to advance to the 2008 AFC Championship Game in Harbaugh's first season, and overpowered favored New England in an authoritative 33-14 victory during a first-round clash last January. That result stands as the Patriots' only loss in their last 31 outings at Gillette Stadium in which Tom Brady has started at quarterback.
Baltimore is seeded fifth in this year's AFC group and enters Sunday's matchup riding a four-game winning streak. The Ravens forced five Cincinnati turnovers in a 13-7 home verdict over the fellow division member Bengals last Sunday, one week after coming up with four takeaways in a 20-10 decision at Cleveland.
While Baltimore has a proven track record at this all-important time of the season, the Chiefs will be out to end a painfully-long winless drought in the postseason. Kansas City has lost its last six playoff tests, including three at home, since Hall of Famer Joe Montana led the team to a defeat of the Houston Oilers in a 1993 AFC Divisional Round bout.
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These teams have met five times in the regular season but never in the playoffs, with Kansas City holding a 3-2 overall edge. The Ravens have won the last two encounters between the clubs, though, the most recent being a 38-24 decision in Baltimore in the 2009 opener. The Ravens have also prevailed in their only previous visit to Arrowhead Stadium, a 20-10 verdict in 2006.
Harbaugh owns a 3-2 career postseason record and as previously stated, has won an AFC Wild Card Round game on the road in each of the past two years. Harbaugh is 1-0 all-time against both the Chiefs and Haley, who will be participating in the playoffs for the first time as a sideline boss.
Look for Baltimore to attempt to replicate the formula that worked so well in last year's playoff upset of the Patriots. The Ravens racked up 234 rushing yards in that contest, with primary ball-carrier Ray Rice (1220 rushing yards, 63 receptions, 6 total TD) amassing 155 yards and two touchdowns on 22 attempts, and held the football nearly 32 1/2 minutes in a successful attempt to keep Brady and his mates off the field. Baltimore showed signs of being a dominant smash-mouth team late this season, with Rice running for 153 yards and a score in a critical Week 15 win over New Orleans and the offense managing 161 yards on the ground against the Browns the following Sunday, but the unit has also had its struggles as of late. The Ravens had a season-low 199 total yards and converted a poor 2-of-11 third-down chances last week, while Flacco (3622 passing yards, 25 TD, 10 INT) was sacked four times. Protecting the quarterback has been a sore spot at times for Baltimore, but if Flacco does get adequate time to survey the field, the former first-round pick has a trio of established weapons in veteran wide receivers Anquan Boldin (64 receptions, 7 TD) and Derrick Mason (61 receptions, 7 TD) and tight end Todd Heap (40 receptions, 5 TD). Rice is a very dangerous pass-catcher out of the backfield as well, finishing third among NFL backs in both receptions and receiving yards (556) during the regular season.
The Chiefs ranked a respectable 14th in rushing defense (110.3 ypg) this year but can be vulnerable in that area, as the Raiders showed by running for 209 yards in last Sunday's victory. Kansas City has surrendered 160 yards or more on the ground in three of its last five games, meaning standout inside linebacker Derrick Johnson (121 tackles, 1 sack, 1 INT) and a solid three-man front anchored by ends Glenn Dorsey (69 tackles, 2 sacks) and Shaun Smith (56 tackles, 1 sack) will have to win its individual battles and prevent the Ravens from dictating the pace. The Chiefs have usually held their own against opposing aerial attacks, with a young and talented secondary headlined by cornerback Brandon Flowers (65 tackles, 2 INT, 14 PD) and the rookie safety tandem of Eric Berry (92 tackles, 2 sacks, 4 INT) and Kendrick Lewis (30 tackles, 3 INT) yielding a 54.9 completion rate on the season, the third-lowest in the league. It helps that the backfield has one of the game's premier pass rushers on its side in outside linebacker Tamba Hali (52 tackles, 14.5 sacks), who ended atop the AFC in sacks after notching 2 1/2 in the finale with the Raiders.
It's no secret as to what Kansas City wants to do offensively. The Chiefs had the most rushing yards (164.2 ypg) and attempts (556) during the regular season and boasts a terrific two-back combo in Jamaal Charles (1467 rushing yards, 45 receptions, 8 total TD) and veteran Thomas Jones (896 rushing yards, 6 TD, 14 receptions). The lightning-quick Charles led the NFL in yards per carry (6.4) and is a true home-run hitter as both a runner and receiver, while the physical Jones is used to soften defenses between the tackles. The duo has also made life easier for Cassel (3116 rushing yards, 27 TD, 7 INT), who's done a very good job overseeing an offense that committed the second-fewest turnovers (14) in the league this year. While Kansas City has employed a mostly conservative game plan under coordinator and ex-Notre Dame head coach Charlie Weis, the team will take some shots down the field with big-play receiver Dwayne Bowe (72 receptions, 1162 yards), the NFL's leader with 15 touchdown receptions and who averaged better than 16 yards per grab in a career-best performance. He and Pro Bowl guard Brian Waters each missed some practice time this week with an illness, but both are fully expected to be available for Sunday's game.
Keeping the Chiefs' potent ground game under wraps will be the top priority for Baltimore, as Kansas City was held to 115 rushing yards or less in five of its six losses. Stopping the run is also one of the Ravens' strengths, with their star-studded defense ranking fifth in that category (93.9 ypg) for the year and limiting their past six foes under that above-mentioned 115-yard barrier. A fierce front seven contains three Pro Bowl honorees in iconic inside linebacker Ray Lewis (139 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 INT), lineman Haloti Ngata (63 tackles, 5.5 sacks) and outside linebacker Terrell Suggs (68 tackles, 11 sacks), an elite edge rusher with the capability of taking over a game. The secondary also sports a true difference-maker in free safety Ed Reed (37 tackles, 16 PD), an exceptional ball-hawk who led the NFL with eight interceptions in spite of missing the season's first six weeks while recovering from hip surgery. The perennial All-Pro, who came up with a pair of picks in each of Baltimore's final two games, is dealing with sore ribs but isn't in danger of missing Sunday's tilt. Cornerback Josh Wilson (40 tackles, 3 INT, 14 PD) is a question mark, however, after sustaining a shoulder stinger against the Bengals.
This is generally a source of strength on the Baltimore side, as Harbaugh was a longtime special teams coordinator in Philadelphia prior to becoming the team's head coach. Kicker Billy Cundiff earned a Pro Bowl citation after making good on 26-of-29 field goal tries and excelling on kickoffs, where his 38 touchbacks were far and away the most in the league. Punter Sam Koch also turned in a strong year, placing 39 attempts inside the opponent's 20-yard line (2nd overall) and helping the Ravens place fourth in the NFL in net punting (39.2 avg.). Main kick returner David Reed (29.3 avg., 1 TD) will likely miss a third straight week with a wrist injury, with reserve running back Jalen Parmele (23.4 avg.) set to handle that assignment, while second-year pro Lardarius Webb averaged a solid 9.5 yards taking back punts.
The Chiefs have also gotten good work out of their punter, with the strong- legged Dustin Colquitt averaging 44.4 yards per boot and sending 33 shots within the opposing 20-yard line (4th overall). Kicker Ryan Succop endured a bit of a sophomore slump, however, hitting on just 77 percent (20-of-26) of his field goal attempts after going 25-of-29 during his 2009 debut. Return duties were split by a pair of rookie draft choices, cornerback Javier Arenas (21.2 avg. on KR, 8.1 avg. on PR) and wide receiver Dexter McCluster (20.3 avg.). Neither stood out on kickoffs, but the shifty McCluster averaged 15.5 yards on 13 punt runbacks and had a 94-yard touchdown in Kansas City's season-opening win over rival San Diego.
Chiefs fans have waited a long time for Sunday to come, and you can bet the crowd at one of what's notoriously one of the NFL's most difficult stops for opponents will have an impact. The Ravens have been down this road before, however, and their success in visiting venues during the playoffs over the past two years has to be taken into consideration when breaking down this game. Baltimore may have a talent advantage on the still-developing Chiefs to go along with its clear edge in experience, and a defense that was top-notch down the stretch of the regular season stands at least a reasonable chance of neutralizing Kansas City's prolific ground attack, an essential element to the Ravens' chances of victory. The Chiefs likely won't make it easy, but Baltimore has both the personnel and pedigree to come out on top of what should be a hard-hitting and close contest.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Ravens 20, Chiefs 17


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1.03-1.02 is waaaaaaaaay to sweet for me 1.01-1.015 is considered sweet
"Beauty is in the eyes of the beer holder"
Primary - Nothing til I'm back in college
Bottled/drinking - Cinnamon cider(11% abv)
If it didn't matter,it wouldn't matter!
Checked it tonite when I got home. Only dropped to1.038. Not gonna check it again til Saturday morning. It's still bubbling at one bubble every 7 seconds.
Just taste tested it and it's super sweet. So while I wait for more fermentation I made labels.
Free Testing Strips inside... classy. Haha. Please tell me you made that drawing yourself; I'd be amazed.
If only. Just did a google image search for "Wilford Brimley Cartoon" and I got this.
I digress. Don't want to get too off topic. Sorry guys.
I stubbed my toe last night and took it out on the dog...I hit my wife last week. I come to find out my wife's been dead for years....who the hell did I hit?
Nice label!
Thanks! Most importantly NICE RECIPE! This 5 day sweet cider is amazing!
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November 24, 2014
Fred Armisen @ Irving Plaza - 11/19/14 (via Haley Klausmeyer)
Fred Armisen took part in the recent Doctors Without Borders benefit at Irving Plaza (11/19) with Greg Barris, Ted Leo, Jim Gaffigan, Hannibal Buress, David Cross and more, and the New Yawkers in the audience were treated to some improvised, hometown-specific humor when Fred went through the differences in New York accents. Watch Fred differentiate between The Rockaways, The Bronx, Brooklyn, Long Island, the Upper West Side and more in ANIMAL's video (via Gawker) below.
Fred has more NYC appearances scheduled, including the 826NYC benefit at The Bell House on December 8 with Eugene Mirman, Reggie Watts and Sarah Vowell (tickets), and the Aimee Mann/Ted Leo Christmas show on December 13 at Town Hall with The Bangles' Susanna Hoffs and Jonathan Coulton (tickets).
Video below...
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November 21, 2014
Fred Armisen playing Aimee Mann/Ted Leo Xmas show after 826NYC benefit; Portlandia season 5 trailer out now (watch)
The very funny Fred Armisen is already on board for the 826NYC benefit at The Bell House on December 8 with Eugene Mirman, Reggie Watts and Sarah Vowell (tickets), and now he's got another NYC appearance happening a few days later. He was added to the Town Hall (12/13) stop of Aimee Mann and Ted Leo's Christmas tour, which also includes The Bangles' Susanna Hoffs and geek rocker Jonathan Coulton. Tickets for that show are still available.
Fred's also starring in an upcoming movie with Billie Joe Armstrong, opening Bob Mould's New Year's Eve show in Chicago, and the trailer was just released for season 5 of his IFC show with Carrie Brownstein, Portlandia. The 5th season is set to feature guest appearances from Vanessa Bayer, Steve Buscemi, Shepard Fairey, Greta Gerwig, Peter Giles, Matt Groening, Anna Gunn, Justin Long, Jane Lynch, Natasha Lyonne, Seth Meyers, Brigitte Nielsen, Parker Posey, Paul Reubens, Paul Simon, Olivia Wilde and Oscar the Grouch. Sounds pretty awesome. The S5 premiere airs on Thursday, January 8 at 10 PM. Watch the trailer below.
Meanwhile, Carrie Brownstein's band Sleater-Kinney are reunited and bringing their tour to NYC for two Terminal 5 shows in 2015. Both are sold out.
Continue reading "Fred Armisen playing Aimee Mann/Ted Leo Xmas show after 826NYC benefit; Portlandia season 5 trailer out now (watch)"
November 20, 2014
Rhys Darby (Flight of the Conchords) playing 6 NY-area shows, including two at the Bell House next week
by Klaus Kinski
If I were to sit back and take stock in which comedians I hold in the highest regard, I would guess that about 90% of them are from overseas. Maybe it's the accents. Maybe it's the fact that their stateside appearances are rare and therefore more meaningful. Maybe it's because I am sick of the American perspective of everything. Either way, one face that'd be prominently chiseled onto my Mount Rushmore of great contemporary non-American comedians would be New Zealander Rhys Darby. Like most Yanks, Rhys fell onto my radar via his impeccable performances as Murray Hewitt on the HBO series Flight of the Conchords. I have seen him many times over the past years, and although I initially thought his brand of sound-effect-based stand-up was a little corny at first, the guy just grew and grew on me. His show Short Poppies, a mockumentary series from 2014 where he plays a new character in each episode, was a superb showcase of this man's insane comedic agilities.
So on that note I am happy to report that Rhys has SIX NY-area shows coming up including two shows at the Bell House on Friday November 28 ( tickets for early and and late). The other four shows happen at Comix at Foxwoods between November 20 - November 22. These rare US appearances are not to be missed and you'd have to be a psychopath not to want to be marked "present" at at least one of them. In the meantime, do yourself a favor and check out "Short Poppies" on Netflix.
Videos starring Darby are below...
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November 18, 2014
John Mulaney's sitcom has not done so well in the ratings. FOX recently swapped it and Bob's Burgers' timeslots on Sunday, putting Mulaney in the 7:30 PM position which is often preempted by late-running sports. Has anyone watched it? On the bright side John is still a super funny guy and continues to tour. He's got an East Coast run this month that skips NYC but he'll be here next year, playing Carnegie Hall on March 14. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (11/18) at 11 AM.
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November 17, 2014
Adult Swim's 'The Heart, She Holler' returns for S3 (screening at BAM); creator John Lee discusses Broad City, his old bands, casting an ex-president, weirdness & more in BV interview
by Bill Pearis
Meemaw visits 'Wake Up, White People' host David Cross on 'The Heart, She Holler' S3
John Lee and Vernon Chatman have been weirding out late night television viewers for 10 years as the primary creative forces behind PFFR: first with not-for-kids kids show Wonder Showzen, then with the hallucinogenic, hard-to-look-at Xavier: Renegade Angel and, most recently, on the Southern Gothic soap opera The Heart, She Holler. (They were also writers and producers on Jon Glazer's awesome Delocated.) The thread running through them all: Lee and Chatman's gleeful dismantling of American culture, labyrinthine and pun-filled dialogue, and a desire to see viewers' jaws drop.
Season three of The Heart She, Holler debuts on December 1 on Adult Swim, starring folks like Patton Oswalt, David Cross, Amy Sedaris, Scott Adsit (30 Rock), Steve Little (East Bound and Down) and other familiar comedy faces. You can watch the trailer below. There's a Season Three preview screening on Tuesday (11/18) at BAM at 7:30 with a Q&A with Q&A with Adsit (who just joined the cast) and John Lee. It's free and you can RSVP to attend, though entry is based on capacity. We're also giving away a pair of guaranteed passes as well, and details on that are below.
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In addition to working on his own shows, John Lee has directed episodes of Broad City and a few music videos, and he used to be in a couple bands: jokey late-'90s indie rockers Muckafurgason, and a pre-TV PFFR who put out records in the early '00s. Full disclosure: I've known John for almost 20 years, and he took a few minutes away from scarring Middle America's eyeballs to talk about The Heart She Holler, food courts, unprecedented sexual positions, Morrissey, David Lynch and the difficulties of wrangling an ex-President for a cameo. PFFR are infamous for their non-interview interviews, but there's at least a little directness here.
BrooklynVegan: So what are you working on now? Season 3 of The Heart She Holler is in the can, right?
John Lee: Yeah, it's in the trash can as we say. The trash can of America. Any of your local mall food courts, that's what we call the trash can. We call the South "Food Court America" up here in the North.
BV: How much time have you and Vernon spent in the South?
JL: (Laughs) Together or separately? Well, together it was all in sin. It felt like forever but it was only six minutes. Um, separately? Through touring... it would add up to a handful of peanuts. A bag of boiled peanuts, that's how long I've spent in the South. But the thing is you don't even need to spend time in the South to understand American culture, like American hillbilly ideals. All you have to do is go 40 minutes outside of any city and you're there. America, it's all that. It's everywhere you go. The South is just the place everyone says "Oh, it's that." But it's not, it's everywhere.
Did you think you'd be doing a third season of The Heart, She Holler when you guys came up with the idea?
We, as in PFFR, all our shows that are self-created have never gotten past a second season. This is the first time we've broken the curse. Wonder Showzen was only two seasons, Xavier was only two seasons. Delocated made it longer, but that wasn't just our show. It was a thrill, but we were also scared because when you break a curse you never know what sort of demon's going to show up. The undead will rise? Your nightmares will become reality? We'll see.
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As discussed, quirky comedian Demetri Martin is going on a short US tour this December which hits the NYC-area for a show at Port Chester's Capitol Theatre on December 12 (tickets). He's now expanded his tour through March and the new dates include three more shows in the NYC-area. He plays Long Island on January 30 at The Paramount, NYC proper on February 28 at Town Hall, and Montclair, NJ on March 1 at Wellmont Theatre. Tickets for the newly-added shows go on sale today (11/14) at 10 AM.
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Last week, Adult Swin oddity (is that reduntant?) "Too Many Cooks" took the world by storm with its brilliantly strange (eventually disturbing) homage to TV opening credits sequences of the '70s / '80s / '90s. You may remember that Adult Swim initially aired it in a 4AM timeslot that just said "INFOMERCIAL" on cable box schedules. Last night Adult Swim aired a new "informercial" at 4 AM, this time bearing a little more resemblance to "paid programming." Starring UCB's Matt Besser and Rich Fulcher (Snuff Box, The Mighty Boosh), it's a parody of self-help programs with maybe a little Psychic Friends Network thrown in as well. Is that Steve Agee in the audience?
Who is Miracle Man and how can he help you? Well you're just going to have to watch. (It's no "Too Many Cooks," but it has its moments and fans of Besser and Fulcher will definitely want to watch.) It'll air on Adult Swim in the 4AM slot though November 14 and you can watch it via Adult Swim's website if you're a cable subscriber. Or you can watch a medium-definition rip of it over at Gawker.
Adult Swim has other "informercials" too.
November 10, 2014
Russell Brand responds to "Parklife" meme by making his own version of Blur's song (watch the video)
You may have heard/seen that last week it became a thing on the internet to follow anything comedian Russell Brand said with a cry of "Parklife!" It's a jab at his hyper-verbose way of speaking, especially on social/political issues (to which he speaks a lot these days) and how in his accent it kinda sounds like Phil Daniels on Blur's 1994 UK hit. Video mashups were made.
Russell Brand has now offered up his own take on "Parklife," hitting back at those making fun (and his critics) while getting in a bunch of politics as well. You can watch it, Blur's original and one of the mashups, below...
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David Cross & others to join Bob Odenkirk (who has an LP coming out too) at Sunday's NY Comedy Fest show
There were no special guests listed when Bob Odenkirk's Sunday NYCF appearance (11/9) at Gramercy Theatre was first announced. It has since been confirmed that the Breaking Bad actor will be reunited on stage with his Mr Show co-creator David Cross, as well as Michael Ian Black (The State/Stella/etc) and Brandon Wardell at the event where "Bob Odenkirk will be reading from his new book A Load of Hooey, screening videos, and giving a talk about some highlights of his comedy career." Tickets, which include a copy of his book, are still available. Also on Sunday, Bob will be signing books at McNally Jackson Books in SoHo (95 Prince St., 1 PM).
Brandon Wardell is on Odenkirk's whole tour. The two also have an album coming out together titled Amateur Hour via AST Records. (That's the cover art above.) Says Wardell, "I thought I was just opening for his album recording and then found out after the show I'm actually on it and he just didn't want me to be nervous." The album's out November 25.
Odenkirk's Breaking Bad spinoff, Better Call Saul, debuts in February.
November 6, 2014
Andrew WK adds dates, guesting on Greg Barris' "Mind Warriors"; Fred Armisen & more doing 826NYC benefit
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Comedian Greg Barris is a busy guy. He's co-hosting the Doctors Without Borders benefit at NYC's Irving Plaza on November 19 (tickets) and, among other things, started a new series/podcast this year called "Mind Warriors" which mixes science and laughs:
Mind Warriors: Bringing you the most cutting edge information from the edge of the universe (that's two edges). Mind Warriors is a comedic, science interview show hosted by Greg Barris that delves into the spiritual and scientific research and practices of each guest Mind Warrior with a question and answer session at the end with the audience.The next edition of "Mind Warriors" happens at Brooklyn's Union Hall on January 11 with Andrew WK as guest. Tickets for that are on sale now. The first "Mind Warriors" video is below.
Andrew WK is busy too, playing a solo show at Knitting Factory on November 22 (part of their Fifth Anniversary celebration), and will be with Marky Ramone's Blitzkrieg at Gramercy Theatre on January 17. He'll also be on WNYU on December 11 at 4PM for a " live radio interview and party DJ set!" so mark your calendars. Updated AWK schedule is listed below.
And in related funny/smart news, there's a benefit for 826NYC (the nonprofit that promotes creative and expository writing skills) at The Bell House on December 8 with Eugene Mirman, Reggie Watts, Sarah Vowell, Fred Armisen and more to be announced. Tickets are on sale.
Reggie Watts also plays The Bell House on Friday (11/7) as part of the NY Comedy Fest, and then later in the evening at The Blue Note.
Andrew WK dates -- including New Year's Eve in Chicago -- are listed, along with the first episode of "Mind Warriors," below..
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After the capture of what may be one of modern-day history's biggest villains, Osama Bin Laden, and the success of the Box Office hit Act of Valor, men all over the country are interested in joining ranks with this elite class of hero. But what does it really take to become part of the most elite military force? You may be motivated by the movies – but do you have the conviction to do the job? What does it take to get through Navy Seal Training?
Buds Seal: Elite Military Force
It's said that when Washington wants something done – they give it to a SEAL. The Navy SEALs carry out missions no one else can; missions that most civilians don't know about. As a result of elite military forces and their special duties, many wars have been avoided. It's not always a pretty job; it's not always a glorious job; but it's a job that must be done.
The public and political debate will continue about who should get credit for the acts of valor and often life-threatening operations that these men go on. While others "talk", SEALs just get to work. The fact is that men in special ops are called to this kind of duty by a deep conviction about things that ought to be done. They are not looking for fame and fortune. They want to make a difference. They want to live an extraordinary life and do work that they are proud to do – and work that they are pretty damn good at!
They are our real-life modern-day warriors and heroes. Their job doesn't stop when a director yells "cut"…their job ends when the mission is done.
Bud Seal Training: Getting in to Navy Seal Training is just the first step
To become an elite warrior, a Navy SEAL goes through the most grueling training program imaginable. Basic Underwater Demolition or BUDs Seal Training transforms already incredibly fit Navy soldiers into the most fearsome fighting force in the world.
It begins when the NAVY identifies those who have the mental and physical attributes to become Navy SEALs and allows them to prep for BUDs SEAL Training. You might be wondering if you are wired for the rigors of a SEAL. Maybe. The science of identifying warriors is real. Read about the science behind Navy Seal attributes here.
The preparatory school for BUDs is held in Great Lakes, Illinois. Students do nothing but physical training for two months to achieve physical fitness levels that Navy SEAL training demands.
At the end of the preparatory school SEAL candidates need to pass a fitness test in order to have the chance to go to BUDs training. This test includes a 1000-yard swim in less than 20 minutes, 70 push-ups in under two minutes, 60 sit-ups in under two minutes, 10 pull-ups and a four-mile run in under 31 minutes. Those who don't pass this test get sent back to training for another job in the Navy.
San Diego Vacation? Navy Seal Training
The BUDs Seal Training is a six-month program out of Coronado, California at the Navy's Special Warfare Training Center. The first phase of BUDs training lasts three weeks and introduces the students to the intense rigors that Navy SEAL training offers.
At the start of the second phase of BUDs training candidates are required to pass every component of a fitness test. They must swim 500 yards in under nine minutes, do 100 push-ups in less than two minutes, do 100 sit-ups in less than two minutes, do more than 20 pull-ups and do a mile and a half run in under nine minutes while wearing combat boots.
That is just the first in a series of tests that students must pass every week of their training. The second phase of training lasts seven weeks, and every week the budding SEALs are required to get better and better scores on their weekly fitness tests. The final week of this seven-week phase of training is the infamous Hell Week.
Navy Hell Week is quite possibly the most grueling training course every devised. Over the five and a half days of Hell Week, students get a total of four hours of sleep. That's four hours for the whole week, not for each night. They also have to run 200 miles during Hell Week. Physical training lasts for 20 hours a day during this insane phase of training.
Those who survive Hell Week go on to learn combat skills needed as a Navy SEAL. They learn combat diving over seven weeks, land warfare over seven weeks and six weeks of tactical training. Then they're assigned to a SEAL unit, becoming one of the toughest men in the world.
The best soldiers do more than "survive" Buds Seal Training…they thrive. They need the mental toughness and physical stamina to be able to get to their target in the most grueling conditions and then be able to carry out missions with mental clarity. This takes nutritional fortification through real food and with dietary supplements as needed.
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Art exhibit: "Creative Harvest" closing reception
- When: Saturday, September 21, 2013, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Where: Chestertown Gallery, Chestertown
- Cost: Not available
- Age limit: Not available
- Categories: Art, Art Show Closing , Community
CHESTERTOWN — Art exhibit: "Creative Harvest" closing reception, 2 p.m.- 4 p.m. at Art in Chestertown Gallery, 6378 state Rte. 9. Works in various media by local and regional artists. Good socializing. Free. Details: 803-4034 or: www.northcountryartscenter.org.
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