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Twin Cities hip-hop crew Doomtree teased earlier this year that their tenth Blowout celebration would feature some sort of collaboration with Surly Brewing. As previously reported, the Doomtree Blowout X is the last one ever, and is expected to mark the release of a new album. Now, we discover that ... More >>
Mike Mictlan | 7th St. Entry | Saturday, November 1Doomtree MC Mike Mictlan dropped his latest project HELLA FRREAL this week. It's a powerfully crafted combination of the abstract, hardcore, and inspirational parts of the rapper's brain. As grimy and hard-hitting as his last project, SNAXXX, Mictla ... More >>
Local Frames is a weekly column spotlighting the best new music videos featuring musicians and directors with Minnesota ties. This week we kick things off with a striking new video from Volcano Choir, the adventurous pop group started by Justin Vernon and his cohorts in the Collections of Colonies ... More >>
Strange Doom Sayers Tour With B. Dolan, Mike Mictlan, and Toki Wright Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis Wednesday, April 10, 2013 The Strange Doom Sayers tour seems like such a natural combination of underground talent that it's surprising the artists involved haven't made it an annual gig. Part ... More >>
Rap fans in the Twin Cities typically don't have to wait too long for one of the members of the Doomtree collective to plan something cool in the area. Whether it's Dessa performing at the MIA, Sims playing at the Are You Local? event, or Lazerbeak joining creative forces with Mixed Blood Majority, ... More >>
Doomtree Blowout VIII night oneFirst Avenue, MinneapolisFriday, December 14, 2012The wings and teeth didn't book another week-long set of shows like last year's Blowout celebration, but that's beside the point. Oh Minneapolis, we have such high standards. Never mind that P.O.S has kidney issues. Or ... More >>
Minneapolis rap group Doomtree will release a full-length documentary detailing their rise titled Team the Best Team on December 11. Just in time for the Blowout VIII shows at First Avenue, and definitely ahead of your holiday giving schedule.This 70-minute film was directed by by Chris Hadland, who ... More >>
P.O.S. With Marijuana Deathsquads, Mike Mictlan, Audio Perm, the Tribe and Big Cats!, and DJ Ander Other First Avenue, Minneapolis Friday, October 26, 2012 P.O.S. was determined that his sold-out show at First Avenue on Friday night was nothing but a dance party, casting aside any lingering sombe ... More >>
As the Twin Cities music scene grows, more and more artists are creating music that demands our attention. Combine the music with talented filmmakers locally and beyond, and you have a fruitful mix of distinct skills that generates more locally connected music videos than ever before. While it's im ... More >>
Without much preamble, Mike Mictlan released his first solo project in four years, fittingly titled SNAXXX!, on the Doomtree Bandcamp page as a free download. It's a grimy affair, largely produced by the dirty beats guru 2% Muck, and it's a promising glimpse of the dark alleys down which Mictlan is ... More >>
Mike Mictlan is a bit of a rascal. He's also H-E-L-L-A F-R-R-E-A-L (pronounced "hella for real") and the "brown Tom Sawyer" if we are to believe his assertions on the newly dropped SNAXXX! mixtape. This is no ordinary hip-hop collection, thanks to the inventive production of 2% Muck, who created 11 ... More >>
See Also:Dessa develops a lipstick for charitySo we already know Dessa has teamed up with the Elixery on a lipstick, and is donating proceeds to a favorite charity (CARE, which empowers and educates women around the world). But what about the rest of the Doomtree collective? Are they feeling left ou ... More >>
See Also:Slideshow: Totally Gross National Party 2012P.O.S. debuts "Bumper" video via City of MusicWanna be in the P.O.S. "Get Down" music video?"We genuinely believe that all of your shit is fake," P.O.S. exults amid the madness of "Fuck Your Stuff," the latest video to rupture forth in the lead up ... More >>
Summit Backyard BashWith Doomtree, Now, Now, Halloween, Alaska, Heartbeats, and Caroline Smith and the Goodnight SleepsSummit Brewery, St. PaulSaturday, September 8, 2012See Also:Slideshow: Summit Backyard Bash"Would you mind clapping, or are you all too drunk for that?" This was an actual request m ... More >>
Related:Marijuana Deathsquads' Boston Massacre at Turf Club, 4/20/12Marijuana Deathsquads release Crazy Master (Q&A)Marijuana Deathsquads, the unfuckwithable local noise collective that bleeds into whatever musical grouping producer Ryan Olson feels like, is premiering a new video for "Pink Dust ... More >>
I remember first seeing Franz Diego on a Fifth Element stage, back in the days when the store was cut in half and a huge graffiti mural rained down on visitors heads. It was the popular Open Mic night, this sole night is one of the reasons the scene started to harness a flame to what our thriving ... More >>
Photos by Erik HessMike Mictlan and FriendsDecember 5, 20117th St. Entry, MinneapolisAlong with a new batch of intensely-collaborative rap songs, No Kings came with a determined mantra that truly came to life at last night's Mictlan-curated stint at 7th Street Entry for the 7th Doomtree Blowout. ... More >>
Black Friday. Potentially the single most terrifying phrase in the English language, those two little words are a retailer's curse and a shopper's pipe dream come true. This year, if you somehow missed pitching your tent in the Best Buy parking lot in preparation for the sales, not to worry--there i ... More >>
Have you all recovered from the big news we dropped about Sims' opening acts yesterday? More importantly, did you make sure to get your tickets for the show? We continue our Doomtree Entry show reveal week with Mike Mictlan's stellar lineup for his show on December 5th. This should prove to be an ... More >>
The diverse trio of MCs known collectively as Illuminous 3 have been staples of the Minneapolis rap scene since they began doing shows together through Yo! The Movement a decade ago, but their history as friends extends back even farther to their time at Seward Montessori Elementary school in Sou ... More >>
Photos by Allegra OxboroughDoomtree's Mike MictlanBY ALLEGRA OXBOROUGHBrooklyn took two heaping spoonfuls of Minneapolis this Wednesday at the CMJ marathon. Early in the day the Green Room Music Source booking agency curated an all-Minneapolis showcase at Spike Hill in Williamsburg. The show ... More >>
Photos by Erik HessOrion Treon of Phantom TailsPizza Luce Block Party 2011August 13, 2011Pizza Luce Uptown, MinneapolisThough there are still a few worthy contenders left this summer (especially next weekend's double-header of the SoundTown Music Festival in Somerset and the West Bank Music Fest ... More >>
Photos by Stacy SchwartzPeter Wolf CrierAs we mentioned last month, the Red Stag Block Party in Northeast booked a particularly strong lineup this year that has a little something for nearly every kind of local music fan. In addition to breakout duo Peter Wolf Crier, who are getting ready to hit ... More >>
Photo by B FRESHMike Mictlan performs at next month's Red Stag Block PartyHot on the heels of the Pizza Luce Block Party lineup, we were greeted with a couple more free summer concert lineups this morning: The Bastille Day Block Party, which will be in Uptown on Sunday, July 17, and the Red S ... More >>
Ryan Olson, P.O.S., Har Mar wrap up their residency
Photo by Tigger LunneyThe fine, fine gentlemen of Marijuana Deathsquads have been holed up in a little house in Los Angeles for the better part of a month now, performing weekly in residency with Har Mar Superstar at Satellite (formerly Spaceland).
It's Friday, and you're likely idling in your office and sitting on a fence between interminable boredom and weekend giddiness. I don't think we ever really grow up that much, considering we've been feeling that exact same conflicting emotion since the first grade. And remember when you told your mo ... More >>
The sudden closing of the Turf Club displaced about a week and a half's worth of shows, including Saturday's much-anticipated final show by MC/VL with Pink Mink, Slapping Purses, and Kitten Forever. Luckily, the hip-hop duo were able to dovetail their show with another big bash happening that nig ... More >>
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It's no secret that we're fans of Peter Miller of We Are the Willow's stark soundscapes, poignant songwriting, and delicate voice; we're such adamant supporters of that last quality, in fact, that we named Miller Best Male Vocalist in this year's Best of the Twin Cities issue of City Pages. So we ... More >>
The Twin Cities is continuing its total domination of the Daytrotter site with yet another session by local artists posted today. Doomtree members Dessa, Sims, Cecil Otter, and Mike Mictlan traveled down to the Illinois recording studio to track a massive 12-song session."They come from a city, l ... More >>
The hip-hop crew's annual extravaganza showcased their diverse pool of talent.
Hall & Oates, Lazerbeak? Really?
A smattering of hometown heroes will appear on the teevee this week.
New Brother Ali collaboration, Bob Mould hits NYC & interviews with Heiruspecs, Romantica and Dan Israel.
Sample a track from the new album by Kill the Vultures, due out next week.
The Doomtree rapper and Rhymesayers artist wrapped up his three-week tour with a sold-out show in the Main Room.
On Saturday night at the Uptown, a streamlined Doomtree put on a fantastic show to a capacity crowd, proving to everyone that hip-hop can still be exciting and enlightening in the same rhyme.
A prime component of the Minneapolis hip-hop scene, the Doomtree crew's first official album was pretty big news, meaning their release party at First Avenue was all the rage Friday night.
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Director: Jonathan Kaplan
Heart Like A Wheel spans twenty-five years in the career of Shirley Muldowney - the first American professional female race car driver, and three time winner of the World Championship staged by the American National Hot Rod Association. Happily married to her mechanic husband, Shirley shows her initial talents during the 1950's at illegal, night-time drag car meetings. Her innate abilities compel her, in 1966, to enter her first professional race. Initially stopped by astonished and predictably sexist officials, Shirley sets a track record in the qualifying run and her career begins in earnest...
An ambitious, uplifting film biography, compassionately and energetically brought to the screen by maverick director Jonathan Kaplan. The cast rarely put a foot wrong, particularly Bonnie Bedelia, in a virtuoso central role that should have secured her an Academy Award. Beau Bridges gives what is arguably the best performance of his career as Shirley's sloppy, but charming suitor. Although centred around drag car racing, Heart Like A Wheel effortlessly transcends its sporting background, and much credit should go to Kaplan's dynamic and sensitive direction.


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The Nest
- Address:
75-188 Hwy 111
Indian Wells, CA 92210Neighborhood:
Indian Wells
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $30 and under
The Nest
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.gotothenest.com/
- Phone: (760) 346-2314
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner Hours : Nightly 4:30pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, American, Italian
- Executive Chef: JC Valadez
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wine
- Catering: We can do offsite catering. Please call Dodi Henry at (760)346-2314 to discuss details.
- Entertainment: Celebrities, local entertainers, sports stars, and just plain wonderful people fill our lounge nightly. There's a warm glow that you won't find anywhere else in the Palm Springs area valley - It's been that way since 1966. Tim Burleson has appeared nightly at the nest since 1993. His open-ended run at The Nest has been marked by critical acclaim, standing-room-only crowds, star-studded audiences and guest artists. Dancing too! Tim Burleson and/or Kevin Henry will entertain you 7 nights a week!
A word from The Nest
The Nest is Indian Wells' most famous restaurant and lounge. We've been serving fine guests, celebrities, golf and tennis legends since 1965. The reasons for our exceptional longevity and acceptance are delicious food, wonderful, warm atmosphere, great entertainment, and generous refreshments, along with the service you would like to receive all the time .... If you could just find it!Continued
We have it all. . . . . . At The Nest. Come on in, join us, and become part of our excitement and friendship!
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- Diners' Choice WinnerHot Spot
- Diners' Choice WinnerVibrant Bar Scene
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The Nest reviews from OpenTable diners
74 reviews since July 31, 2014
- Food4.1Service4.3
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelEnergetic
vibrant bar scene (60)hot spot (45)neighborhood gem (43)good for groups (35)late-night find (30)special occasion (23)fit for foodies (18)notable wine list (13)romantic (11)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Nest great fooddianeDined on 11/24/2014we went on a quiet Monday, discounts on bottles of wine and great early bird specials the food was very good, service excellent and friendly. totally relaxing evening prior to the holiday rushSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Nest is a blast!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/21/2014Fun in the bar; very danceable music, everyone having a ball. Mostly over 45 (including active seniors), but younger people mixed in as well. I always have a great time, even if I'm not in the mood to dance. Fun people-watching, friendly crowd as a rule. The restaurant is also lively, very good food and service; I've never been disappointed. Highly recommend if you want to go out and have a good time. The cabbage rolls are one of their specialties.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/15/2014A MUST to visit whenever in town!! Food Fun Fun Friends! AND the raisins are delicious!! ;))Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingNormietheFoodieDined on 11/14/2014Overall the dinning experience was ok. Compared to some other dinning experiences in the desert (LG's, Cliffhouse, the Lavendar Bistro) this experience was very disappointing. Nothing was compelling enough to make me want to return a second time. Not the food or service. We ordered crab cakes (they were very good), prime rib (it was ok, we've had better; it was a bit gamey), the moussaka (it was good, but not good enough that I'd ever want to order it again) & the dark chocolate cake (it was delicious). Our waitress was working really hard, but her service was average at best. She got points for effort, so we still tipped her well. I rated the service low because there was this incredibly rude lady who was fixing a table next to ours and she wanted to get rid of a chair. She took the extra chair and swiftly swung it around to face out table without a glance at us, asking us, "mind if I place this here?" , or anything remotely courteous. As far as she was concerned our table was empty. It was so weird and rude. And we waited a lot. For almost everything. There was a line to get in for the bar scene. The energy was great, but it seemed overrated. I guess there aren't too many options for a good lounge/bar. It seemed like a fun place to hang out, dance, and enjoy drinks, but not fun enought to wait in the line. So no, we would not return or recommend. There are plenty of other places we could go to enjoy better food and service. I hate to think ethnicity or age has anything to do with it, but we are a 30 something Hispanic couple. Most of the patrons were white and the median age was probably 50 something. Who knows why, but even still; the food wasn't good enough that I'd want to give it another shot.Special Features:
- Get less cost MORE !!SorytoloseafavriteateryDined on 11/11/2014Been eating here for years and portions are getting smaller and the prices are going HIGHER. Raise the prices but keep the portions static.Special Features:
- ChippyDined on 11/5/2014Very vibrant, full of character, outstanding service at both the bar and dining areas - a place you wouldn't neceesesarily go unless you heard about it - we'll worth a visitSpecial Features:
- Love the ambiance 2nd time thereMemaawDined on 11/4/2014I have been there before but on a Fri. Tues was more low key food was great as usual. I will come every time I am in Palm Springs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Where the action is6xhazeleyesDined on 11/1/2014Two for one. In other words if you want a great meal and club atmosphere afterwards this is the place. Was there with 4 other gentleman and we each had a different dish. Not one of us was disappointed. After dinner you have the bar scene next door with a variety of ages and the most fun for those that like to socialize and dance. This is not what it was 10 years ago. Want fun and a good meal be sure to stop by.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Neighborhood RestaurantPahprintsDined on 11/1/2014We went during the Early Bird dining hours on a Saturday night and the food selection was larger than other places I have visited at that time. The portions were very good and the food delicious. It was really hopping at the piano bar by the time we left around 7:30.Special Features:
- Food and funSusieWooDined on 10/31/2014The Nest on Hallowe'en was the most fun I've had in a long time. Four of us had a great dinner, service was excellent and then went to the bar area to dance. The music is always good, the crowd is always interesting and the costumes on Hallowe'en only added to the fun! Love The Nest!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun Fun FunTravelbugDined on 10/31/2014We visited for dinner and festivities on 10/31, lot of fun, great place :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun eveningCJWODDined on 10/28/2014Enjoyed a lovely meal with friends. Friendly attentive service. Especially liked the music and the dancing. Very nice crowdSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The Nest should be bottledDesertj1Dined on 10/27/2014As always, the Nest is a great "place" to visit. I say place because the food is always great, the service people work hard to please the guest and of course the entertainment is the best anywhere. Dancing may be a bit crowded but the energy is over the hill. So, you may call it a restaurant, you may call it a bar, you may call it an entertainment venue so I call it the "Place".Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cwbbkgDined on 10/25/2014A fun place for locals and tourists who want a decent meal(alibeit a bit pricy), live music, a lively bar and dance scene in the Palm Desert area. As we left I was surprised to see 20-30 year old in line to get in. Good times for all adults!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- NestHeatherDined on 10/18/2014The service and food was excellent. The menu offered so many of my favorite dishes and I appreciated the GF options. The party was really getting started in the bar when we got there so it was a little chaotic, but it created a very vibrant experience while dining. Great for groups(we were on a date:)).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very fun!JulieDined on 10/17/2014The server was lovely - outstanding - fast, great sense of humor and knew her stuff. The bar is fabulous - crazy, fun and silly. We were treated like Queens and it was a blast.Special Features:
- Some items good others a jokeWildwwDined on 10/11/2014The Nest has a happening bar but the restaurant is directly next to it so it is loud but most people know that. The food was OK except the "chopped sirloin" at $26 was nothing more than a hamburger patty with blue cheese crumbled on top. The ahi appetizer was very good but the "chicken snitzel" was poor with too much batter and breading. Overall it is overpriced for the quality.Special Features:
- Fun Fun FunLeopardDined on 10/11/2014Went last Saturday with my girlfriends for our annual getaway to Palm Desert. Had a great time in the bar. It was definitely the hot spot. Ate dinner before hand and it was good, not outstanding, but good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food! Nice Dining RoomRkherwigDined on 10/4/2014A nice place for a not so quiet dinner. Nice wine selection and broad menu. Service is very good. Acoustics when the restaurant is full is loud and if your near the entrance after 8 pm the sound is ear piercing from the piano bar . Overall it was a very nice experience .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/26/2014food was great. Everyone in our large group was happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to dinepdccdinerDined on 9/26/2014There were six of us for our Friday night dinner. We loved the ambiance of The Nest and the wide selection of items offered on their menu. We all enjoyed our dinner selection. Half of us selected the 3-course early bird special. For the price, you can't beat it for the quality, great taste and presentation. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Outstanding experience!HappynestersDined on 9/22/2014The last night of our 3 week trip from San Diego to Carmel-Pebblebeach to Palm Springs, we ate at The Nest for the first time. It was the best meal we had on the entire trip! We visit Palm Springs often and we WILL return to The Nest. The bar ambience is over the top and we finished the evening dancing and visiting with customers in the lounge. Congratulations, we are not easy to please! Joy and DavidSpecial Features:
- our anniversaryluv2danceDined on 9/20/2014We celebrated our 18 anniversary at your Nest... We reserved and had a beautiful decorated table waiting.. Our server was wonderful. Her name also was Denise and we realized not only did we have the same name but our last name was very similar. My Kane hers Hane... Anyways outstanding dinner, outstanding dancing and music afterwards.. Love the clown outside, love how everyone was so friendly... Seems like alot of regulars go here. So I will def be back and recommend it to all my friends... Thanks again and have a wonderful rest of your year... Denise KaneSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not ImpresseddesertratsDined on 9/13/2014Upon entering, we were ignored and kept waiting for a hostess type person. The table setting was elegant but the food not impressive. Sort of ho-hum for the price. The bar section (through which you had to enter) was very noisy and would probably appeal to bar clientele. But it was a put off for the fine dining section for what was supposed to be a romantic, special occasion. The hostess attire might, by some, be appropriate for the bar section but not the fine dining area.Special Features:
- THE happening placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/12/2014The Nest was everything we had heard. We made dinner reservations for 2 at 8:30. The place was hopping when we arrived, live music, dance floor and bar filled. We were given a corner table away from the music but it was still quite loud. Good food and wine, both reasonably priced and attentive service. We noticed the people continued to stream in. When we left at 10:30 there was a line of attractive people waiting for the opportunity to get in. Great place to eat, see and be seen.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food & FunBlueBelleDined on 9/11/2014The Nest is a long time gem in the Palm Springs/Indian Wells area. Though it has live music, dancing and fun nightly, it also boasts high quality meals and outstanding service.Special Features:
- Favorite Desert RestaurantNelsonTVIPDined on 9/11/2014Absolutely our favorite place to dine in the Desert! Great food, outstanding service and pleasant atmosphere. We go once a week.Special Features:
- best servicebsandslawDined on 9/10/2014most accommodating. owner great service best in valley. will returnSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Off season but still terrificMikeTVIPDined on 9/8/2014The Nest has a prixe fixe menu option that is excellent. The staek and lobster were prepared perfectly. And Tuesday was half price wine night. Our waiter was excellent. While alittle less lively than during the season, the bar was still very active. The Nest is just a consistently excellent food experience and, if you like to dance, a great social experience too.Special Features:
- BuzzingCoko61Dined on 9/6/2014A vibrant and buzzing place. Noisy but not overpowering. Good food and great atmosphere. Not necessarily the place for a quiet romantic dinner but if you want some live music and dancing after dinner this is the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- VEE4VIPDined on 9/3/2014They renovated, refurnished since we visited last year so it was a very good visit this year. Last year the live music was rather loud but this year the live music was there but it was rather pleasant.The food was very good and so was the serviceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedGrandmaCCDined on 9/2/2014We have heard so many raves over the years about the Nest so decided to try it. Having read all the positive responses, perhaps we hit an off night, but our dining experience was far from positive. My pork chop entrée was very good; however, the cannelloni entrée was no better than fair. The service was neither gracious nor attentive, in spite of it being a quiet night. The prices seemed reasonable -- not cheap, but reasonable UNTIL we got our bill. When we were first seated, the waiter had asked if we preferred still water or sparkling. We both opted for sparkling. Lo and behold, we were EACH charged $7 for one glass of water. Yes, a total of $14 for water. Outrageous!!!!
- hidden gemOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/23/2014I've been to Palm Dessert many times, staying at the JW Marriott over the years and just heard about The Nest so we had to check it out.. fun a fun night.. we have 16 of us and it was a blast! great food and the bar side for the late evening was a lot of fun!!Special Features:
- The NestInk1VIPDined on 8/23/2014Unexpected. Diverse crowd. Very busy and loud on a Saturday night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Happy!OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/16/2014Food & service excellent. Do you wanna dance? This IS the place 7 nights a week. Live music.. Gifted musicians.. Great vibes and so much FUN!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timePCHSUMMERDined on 8/15/2014Very good food and service and always high energy in the bar. One of the very few places with music and dancing for folks 40 and older. You'll have a great time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 356 reviews are from the The Nest reviews archive.
- Great Local Place-MusicwonderfuloxnardVIPDined on 7/19/2014We have visited the Nest many times over the past 35 years, however, the new ownership has vastly improved the food. The special Parmesan Crusted Cod was delicious, and my husband's cabbage rolls a departure from the tomato sauce loaded version of the past. Our waiter snagged us a table in the packed bar where piano music had brought in the locals, and we noted that both the older and younger crowd were enjoying the music and dancing. Still a great place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- SheilaDined on 7/17/2014Very much enjoyed our dinner! Service was attentive and the food was good!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious!KreativeKeliDined on 7/12/2014We were staying at a resort in Indian Wells and looking for a restaurant for my birthday celebration dinner. Found this place by searching Yelp where it got very high ratings. The food was AMAZING! I got the parmesan crusted filet of sole and my husband got the shrimp scampi. We were both 100% satisfied. The wedge salad was delicious too with blue cheese crumbles, bacon and tomato. The waiters were super friendly and helpful. The live music from the bar was not too loud and added to the ambience in the room. For 2 people with dinner and 3 drinks, the total was about $100. There are slightly less expensive options, but it was fine for a special occasion.Special Features:
- Great Dinning Experience!FrenchmanDined on 7/12/2014I was in Palm Desert for the week-end with family and had to find a place to celebrate my dad's 70th Bday. Look up on online for reviews and found "The Nest". Not only the food was delicious, but the service and atmosphere was great. Once you are done with dinner you can enjoy some 70s & 80s music and dance in the bar area. All the ingredients are there for a good and fun evening. The owners are there to greet you and add the personal touch. I will definitely come back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Second Circular for the "Paleolimnology of North Eurasia" Conference
February 27th, 2014
Further details on the "Paleolimnology of Northern Eurasia" Conference in Petrozavodsk, Russia, September 2014 Continue Reading »
February 27th, 2014
Further details on the "Paleolimnology of Northern Eurasia" Conference in Petrozavodsk, Russia, September 2014 Continue Reading »
January 29th, 2014
New volume published of Diatoms of Europe
Diatoms of Europe: Diatoms of the European Inland Waters and Comparable Habitats. Ed. by H. Lange – Bertalot: Volume 07: Levkov, Z., D. Metzeltin and A. Pavlov: Luticola and Luticolopsis. 2013.
This volume presents the synopsis and revision of LUTICOLA D. Mann, and contains taxa that possess a single stigma, uniseriate striae, round to elliptical areolae and marginal channel along the valve face/mantle junction, internally occluded by hymenes, as well as inwardly strongly thickened central nodule. Continue Reading »
January 24th, 2014
The Goldschmidt Conference 2014 Continue Reading »
January 22nd, 2014
At the 12th International Symposium in Glasgow the IPA honoured John Birks, Peter Appleby, Ingemar Renberg and Françoise Gasse for their lifetime contributions to palaeolimnology.
The winners of the student prizes were Mark Stevenson (best oral presentation) and Linda Randsalu-Wendrup (best poster presentation). Both received Springer book tokens for $250.00. Continue Reading »
January 22nd, 2014
The 13th International Paleolimnology Symposium Continue Reading »
January 14th, 2014
International Conference & Young Scientist Meeting – "Paleolimnology of Northern Eurasia" Continue Reading »
October 23rd, 2012
Minutes for the International Paleolimnology Association (IPA) Business Meeting Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC), Glasgow, UK August 24, 2012 Continue Reading »
November 8th, 2011
The 12th International Paleolimnology Symposium (IPS2012) will be held 21-24 August 2012, in Glasgow, Scotland. Visit the website for details, register your email for updates and find out how we're embracing social networking.
New: Session titles and abstracts, keynote speakers, fees and excursions.
We would like to inform those of you who have not yet received an invitation, or who have not had the time to send your registrations yet, that we have extended the submission deadline for this year's Québec-Ontario Paleolimnology Symposium (PALS) until April 15th 2011.
We invite you to look at our webpage (http://biology.mcgill.ca/PALS/) for registration and abstract submission guidelines. Please contact us to book your place for the symposium dinner on THURSDAY evening (May 26th).
June 30th, 2010
With sadness we report the death of Seward (Ted) Brown. Ted was Emeritus Professor at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario and a pioneer of paleolimnological research.
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Is Europe's war on Islamist terror running out of terrorists?
Up yours, Boyo
As Spleen said, I don't think anyone has any real evidence for the origin of the V sign being Agincourt (or any other longbow-based evidence). It's just another good old story that everyone is convinced is true due to it sounding fairly reasonable and then being trotted out on regular occasions - not unlike the myth about being able to see the Great Wall of China from the moon for instance.
I read somewhere that many or even most of the archers on the English side at Agincourt were probably Welsh not English due to the way army 'recruitment' used to work in those days.
Mine's the flameproof coat.
Ofcom hits green on in-flight calling
Ringtones, esp. overnight
People speak louder on mobiles than in normal conversation, as Fraser says, but I guess we'd get used to that. Most people have learned to live with this problem in other situations, however annoying it may be.
What would cause the air rage though is the RINGING of mobile phones, not the conversations. In the confined space of a 747, you have 300+ people in Economy ALL within earshot of each others' mobile phones. It could be a nightmare, especially with some people attempting to get some sleep even during the day (to pre-empt jet lag I assume).
Unless they switched off the on board station overnight, then that's what would really cause the problems, and you could have some genuinely serious incidents.
Paris, because she also doesn't appear to switch off overnight.
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You're absolutely right (er, I mean, you're absolutely correct).
As a Rightie, I nevertheless always unscrew difficult lids and bottle tops etc using my left hand as there is naturally more grip that way. When you see people getting stuck with this sort of thing, it's amazing to see the look on their face when you tell them to use their left hand and they suddenly find they can do it!
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NASA's Curiosity rover has found definitive proof that water once ran across the surface of Mars, the agency announced today. NASA scientists say new photos from the rover show rocks that were smoothed and rounded by water. The rocks are in a large canyon and nearby channels that were cut by flowing water, making up an alluvial fan.
"You had water transporting these gravels to the downslope of the fan," NASA researchers say. The gravel then formed into a conglomerate rock, which was in turn likely covered before being exposed again.
The agency's scientists presented their findings of the former streambed on Mars at a news conference today.
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I grew up in a working class neighborhood in sixties and the notion of what it meant to be a man then looks cartoonish to me today yet many still cling to it.
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Dear Lord
Thank you for delivering unto me this most excellent photo op
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Now is not the time....
That is the constant refrain those of us who are asking questions and raising red flags over government policy....
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Of exclusion and political debate
While many disagree, to me D!onne Renee's brash move to crash the stage was a thing of beauty.
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Torture and Canada's Colonial Legacy
Far too many Canadians are blind to our colonial past, many willfully so, but nothing demonstrates our colonial legacy as the residential school system does.
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Sunday, September 7, 2014
When the truth is considered a "gaffe"
Much has been made of the Harper Government's use of provocateurs to get opposition pols to disclose their true feelings on the issues.
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Sunday, August 31, 2014
As I enjoy this Labour Day weekend I find my self reflecting on why I've become so strongly pro union.
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A threat to Trudeau is a threat to all of us
I can't think of a better way to put it.
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Man, We're so damn easy
My Twitter time line has been flooded with praise for Canada's doctors for their refusal to endorse Harper's reefer madness redux campaign. The general tone has been one of heroism, of standing up for Canadians. Oh if only that was true.
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Hatred always looks the same
Hatred no matter the perpetrator or who it is directed at always looks the same to me. This is why I guess so many make the comparison to Hitler and the nazis, a mistake in my books.
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Bhadrachala Ramadas, Indian Classical Vocalist
He was one of the well-known Carnatic music composers of South India of 17th century.
Bhadrachala Ramadas was one of the well-known Carnatic music composers of South India during 17th century. He existed during the pre-trinity period i.e. before the time of Tyagaraja, Muthusvami Dikshitar and Shyama Sastri. His father was Linganna Murthy and mother Kamamba, who named him Gopanna. But later, he became famous by the name Ramadas due to his unconditional devotion for
Lord Rama
Early Life of Bhadrachala Ramadas
Bhadrachala Ramadas gave a good detail of his family and himself in his stotra named `Bhadrachala Dasharathi Shatakam`. It is known from this stotra that his family belonged to a place called Nelakondapalli in Andhra Pradesh and their family name was Kancharla. Ramadas built a renowned temple for Rama at Bhadrachalam. The devotional compositions of Ramadas were popularly known as `Ramadaasu Keertanalu` in
Andhra Pradesh
Bhadrachala Ramadas belonged to a Brahmin family and all the members followed the `bhakti` tradition. Ramadas joined the Yakshagana troupe made by his uncle Madanna, which used to tour various towns and villages and enacted themes and stories from the Hindu epics and Puranas. He composed many bhajans for this Yakshagana troupe and arranged for many festivals. Thus he spent a lot of money in this and gradually became very poor.
The influence of his uncle Akkanna in the court got him the post of Tahsildar (revenue collector) of `Palvoncha Paragana`. He also managed to get the post of the administrative head in the court of Nawab Abul Hussan Tanashah. But he continued his service to Lord Rama by chanting his name and feeding the poor along with his official duty of revenue collecting.
Life in Music for Bhadrachala Ramadas
One day, while visiting Bhadrachalam for a `Jatara` (fair), Ramadas noticed the damaged condition of the temple there. Moreover, the place was very significant as it is believed that Lord Rama along with
and Lakshmana stayed near the Parnasala there during his exile. So, he collected money for renovating and reconstructing the temple. But all his assets finished and he needed more money to complete the works. Then the villagers requested him to spend the money of revenue collection for the purpose and they would repay him the amount after harvesting crops. He did accordingly and spent hundred thousand rupees of the revenue without the permission of Abul Hasan Qutb Shah. Just before the completion of the construction of the temple, one night Bhadrachala Ramadas had a dream in which Lord Rama asked him to have a holy dip in the
Godavari River
. So, he did the same and found the holi Sudarshana Chakra in the river without much difficulty. He also bought new jewels for the icon of Rama in that temple.
In the earlier period of him as Tahsildar, Bhadrachala Ramadas submitted all the money of collected from revenue to the state treasury. But later, he started to invest a part of it in building and renovating the Rama shrine and temples. This resulted in the arrest of Ramadas by the officials of the Nawab and he was kept at the fort of Golconda. It is known from one of his songs in Anandabhairavi raga that he was in prison for almost 12 years. During his stay in prison, Ramadas composed most of his soul-stirring songs. In those dark days, he constantly prayed to his favourite deity Lord Rama and begged for his help. He believed that nothing can harm him and he had nothing to fear during this punishment period or after that because he is under the care of Lord Rama.
There is a strange story regarding his relief from the jail. It is said that being pleased with his devotion, Lord Rama and Lakshmana in the disguise of two employees of Ramadas went to the palace of the Golconda ruler Tana Shah. They paid him the entire amount which was Ramadas Ramadas owed and also received a receipt for the same from the ruler. The extraordinary magnetism of the two youths and their sudden disappearance after paying the money made Tana Shah believe that they were indeed Rama and Lakshmana whom Ramadas had constantly been worshipping. So, he personally went to Ramadas to release him and also explained about the incident. Tana Shah then gave him a lot of money and placed him in a palanquin and sent this great devotee of Rama to Bhadrachalam to continue his noble work of temple reconstruction.
It is said that Ramadas later got `darshan` of his Lord Rama and so he is considered yet as one of the foremost among the galaxy of Rama devotees. Many devotional songs composed by him are sung now also in many parts of the country, especially in South India. Saint Tyagaraja, who had a high respect for Ramadas, praised him in some of his compositions. Most of the compositions of Ramadas were in Telugu and few were in Sanskrit. He used several mudrastike Bhadrachala, Bhadradri or Bhadra-giri. Here are few of his great compositions such as the Emayyarama (Kambhoji), Rama dayajudavc (Dhanyasi), Paluke bangara maycna (Ananda-bhairavi), Nammbrovit (Kalyani), Etirnbananit (Nadanamakriya). Mr Raghavendra Rao has made a Telugu movie being inspired from the story of Bhadrachala Ramadas.
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WHY DO I NEED God's guidance?
Some people say that Christians are inadequate because they need God's help in living their lives. However people of faith would respond by saying that admitting their need of God's help in living their life is not a sign of weakness but of wisdom.
If there is no God then clearly we are on our own, just another member of the animal kingdom scrabbling to survive in a world where the weak go to the wall and where sentiments such as love or moral choice are merely chemical activity in the brain or a logical way to survive.
If however there is a God, if that God is interested in what we human beings do, and if - quite amazingly - this God is even concerned for us as individuals, then it would seem to be sensible for us to seek His help through our life's journey.
God is interested in us because God is love and has created us for a relationship with Him. God's love for human beings is made plain in the life of his son Jesus, who valued each and every individual he met and taught us to pray to God as Father.
If God loves us and is concerned for us, if in fact God wants the very best for us, if we can line our lives up with His will, then we will know a purpose and peace in life nothing else can offer.
God has a plan and a purpose for YOUR life!
HOW DO I KNOW God's guidance?
So if there is a God, and if this God is so concerned for each of us that He has a plan and a purpose for our lives, how do we discover what that plan and purpose might be?
There is no one single way, but a combination of many different factors, some of them are:-
Prayer - making time to listen to God and seek His way forward for you.
Advice - talking with Christians who you trust and respect and listening to what they say.
Reading - biographies of other people model how others have found God's way, Christian books are available covering nearly every topic under the sun, but most important of all the Bible is a fount of wisdom, read it carefully and prayerfully and see how it applies to your situation.
Signs from God - are sometimes given to us, a word of knowledge from another person, a dream, a remarkable co-incidence - never rule out God's supernatural work, but on the other hand test any such signs very carefully and certainly do not make every decision by them.
Sanctified common sense - when there seems to be no clear or specific guidance we simply have to engage our brains, sort out what seems sensible, say our prayers and then press on.
God has many ways to help and guide YOU!
WHAT DO I DO WHEN I SENSE God's guidance?
Most of us know that a 30mph speed limit means that we should not drive at 40mph, but knowing what we ought to do does not always mean that we do it! Perhaps the key word when we come to think about God's guidance is obedience.
You may know you need the guidance of God, you may exercise all the means of finding that guidance, but if you do not follow that guidance the whole exercise is a waste of time!
Following guidance means:-
Action - allowing what you feel is the guidance of God to direct your life. This may be in small but significant ways, such as deciding that you need to treat a particular person differently, or it may be in more major ways, such as looking at a career change or move to another area. As a rule such action needs to be undertaken carefully, although very occasionally you may feel it right to take drastic and dramatic action straight away. Whether a small or a major step act prayerfully.
Reflection - regularly check yourself to be sure you are on the right lines and have not drifted away from the original vision.
Confidence - be assured that God is with you, and even if you mess it all up and get everything wrong He still loves you and will still work out His good purpose in your life.
God will never let YOU go!
A personal word from the Central Hall Minister
There have been times in my life when I have known very clearly that God was guiding me, but other times when I have felt a great lack of guidance and been unsure as to whether or not I was in the right place.
On some occasions this has been because I was trying to live my life without God - no wonder at times like that I knew that although God loved me I was not right with Him. At other times I have prayed, read my Bible, taken advice, in fact done all the right things, but my hopes and dreams were frustrated and I was not at all sure what was going on in my life - perhaps that is how you are feeling at the moment.
All I can say is that God does not always lower a sheet down from heaven with directions written on it! Nor does God's good will always work out, because we live in a broken world our mistakes and the mistakes of those around us sometimes mean God cannot do what He may want to do in our lives.
However I can bear personal witness to the truth that "in all things God works for the good of those who love him"(Romans 8:28 ).
God wants the very best for you, keep seeking His way and I promise you that in time you will find it.
May God bless you and those you love.
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Saying Goodbye Service
'Saying Goodbye' services are organised by The Mariposa Trust for anyone who has lost a baby at any stage of pregnancy, at birth or in infancy, and whether recently or 80 years ago. These services are held throughout the UK and one is coming to London very soon.
Methodist Central Hall, Westminster, is privileged to host the regional 'Saying Goodbye' service for London on Sunday 30th November 2014 at 3.30pm and The Revd's Martin Turner and Tony Miles will be leading the service.
All are welcome regardless of faith, or no faith, for an opportunity to remember and acknowledge lives unlived or cut short.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - The IOC says it is "absolutely confident" in Rio de Janeiro's preparations for the 2016 Olympics despite the temporary closure of the stadium that will host track and field events at the games.
Rio authorities said Tuesday they decided to shut the Joao Havelange Stadium because of structural problems with the roof.
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Plans to return Maryport's Promenade to its former glory have taken a step forward this week.
Community groups and the Love Maryport town team are working together to make sure that the rundown prom becomes a destination for townsfolk once again.
Work is going on to fund a splash pool for youngsters, a kiosk and to reopen the public toilets that were closed in 2010 because of vandalism.
The Solway Trust wants to take on the toilets from owners Allerdale council after a joint bid for funding by the trust and the town team was turned down by the Fisheries Local Action Group.
The action group declined to accept the bid because it was a joint application.
The trust is now in talks with Allerdale council about taking over the toilets for a nominal sum by itself, backed by the town team.
Dale Stephenson, of the trust, said there was concern that if the toilets were not taken over soon they would be demolished.
Allerdale council will not hand over the toilets until the trust provides a suitable business plan.
Toni Magean, town centre manager, is also looking for other sources of funding.
The trust and a group of mums who are campaigning for a play area on the promenade have also made a joint application to the People's Millions for funding.
Jade Goodfellow, who started the campaign, said she wanted something in Maryport that would stop the need for families to travel out of town for a day out.
They want facilities like those in Silloth, which has a play area on the green, including an adventure playground and a splash pond.
Jade said: "When we were children our family would spend the whole day at the Promenade. There was a paddling pool and play equipment. Now there is nothing."
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So Anime North! It came and went oh so quickly. Was my first year in the Dealer's room (I was there with Jack and Pookie Publishing, who I make Pooklets for), which was rather different. We were kinda in a back corner, so I felt a bit like I didn't see all the faces I'm used to seeing when I'm there, but it happens. Looking forward to the future
Next convention I'll be at is Otakuthon! \o/ ...providing accommodations work out, anyways. That part is a bit up in the air right now. ^.^; Hopefully will work it all out. lol
Then... I'm not entirely sure. If the Pop Expo returns I'd like to get a table there, but haven't seen any info for this year yet. Looking like Naru2U has finally kicked the bucket, if the rumours that it's done are true, so that's that, I suppose. (Poor Naru2U just could never seem to quite get it's act enough together. From poor organization and promotion and a horribly designed website over and over again... Such a shame.) Ganime has very few tables and is always looong sold out by the time I have a chance to think about it, so I'm not entire sure what I'm going to fill it's hole with. Lot of other cons are even further afield... :/a
Annnd I'm FINALLY starting to get stuff up on my Etsy other than ponies, though having a hard time deciding what's worth putting up there. There's a lot of the kind of things I make up there, so it's a big debate. lol Got two necklaces so far... prolly have few more things shortly.
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Weekend Box Office Report: 'Bad Grandpa' Dethrones 'Gravity' and 'The Counselor' Bombs
If you were wondering what it would take to finally shove 'Gravity' out of the number one spot at the box office, the answer is Johnny Knoxville as an elderly man with a foul mouth and penchant for sustaining groin injuries. After nearly a month at the top, Alfonso Cuaron's science fiction spectacle fell to number two, dethroned by 'Bad Grandpa.'
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'Toy Story of Terror' Trailer: First Look at Footage From Pixar's First TV Special
The 'Toy Story' gang may have had a memorable cinematic farewell with the wonderful 'Toy Story 3,' but we're not done with Bonnie's (formerly Andy's) toys quite yet! The Woody, Buzz and the rest of the group are going to make their television debut with 'Toy Story of Terror,' a made-for-TV Halloween special that will attempt to bring some of that Pixar magic to the small screen. The first two promos for the special have arrived and ... it looks like more 'Toy Story.' That's a good thing, right?
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In a weekend with four new major releases but no definitive frontrunners, the Matt Damon sci-fi action flick 'Elysium' snagged the top spot over some seemingly powerful competition. Director Neill Blomkamp's film continues this summer's trend of R-rated fare opening big ('The Purge,' 'The Conjuring,' '2 Guns') and proves that there's plenty of box office success to be had in the typically slow final weeks of the season.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Despicable Me 2′ Triumphs over 'Grown Ups 2′ and 'Pacific Rim'
What's more powerful than a bunch of giant robots and giant monsters? What's more powerful than Adam Sandler and all his buddies? This weekend gave us a definitive answer: a lovable supervillain voiced by Steve Carell. 'Despicable Me 2' triumphed at the box office for the second week in a row, beating out newcomers like 'Grown Ups 2' and 'Pacific Rim' and making it look easy.
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Which would you expect to win the Fourth of July weekend: the Disney-produced, Johnny Depp-starring revival of an iconic American hero or the sequel to a French-made, Steve Carell-starring animated movie about a lovable supervillain? Well, it looks like American audiences simply aren't interested in westerns, even the uber-expensive ones starring Captain Jack Sparrow with a bird on his head. 'Despicable Me 2' destroyed 'The Lone Ranger' over the holiday weekend. Like, totally wrecked it. Mercilessly.
Weekend Box Office Report: 'Man of Steel' Soars to Number One
After months of feverish anticipation and a marketing campaign that left everyone at ScreenCrush practically speechless, 'Man of Steel' has arrived (amidst a flurry of mixed reviews) and taken its place at the top of the box office chart. Although the latest Superman film broke June box office records, it's yet to be seen whether or not the film is truly prepared for the long road ahead.
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For the second week in a row, a David has taken down a Goliath. Last week, a little magician thriller handily derailed a Will Smith juggernaut and this week, the tiny horror film 'The Purge' took 'The Internship' down a peg or a dozen. We're one month in and this summer movie season has already given us plenty of surprises at the box office.
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How rare is it for a Will Smith sci-fi blockbuster to not open at number one at the box office? Also, how horrible must it feel for a Will Smith sci-fi blockbuster to not only get beaten by the second week of a long running franchise about fast cars, but by a magician thriller headlined by Jesse Eisenberg?
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As previously reported, Barenaked Ladies will release a live DVD titled 'Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan' via Shout! Factory. The record will now arrive on November 6 and comes with a CD/DVD combo package version.
Recorded in June this year, the concert highlights some of the band's biggest hits, including 'One Week', 'If I had $1,000,000' as well as 'Powder'. The package will also contain extras such as a backstage interview with the band, an animated photo gallery, and a bonus song 'Angry People' from the soundcheck.
The band, that has moved on with their environmental campaign, will release 'Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan' in environmentally friendly packaging, namely vegetable-base printing ink, recyclable materials and chlorine-free 4-panel-DVD folder.
CD and DVD Tracklisting of 'Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan':


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