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Landlady's Adam Schatz @ DbA's final week (more by Amanda Hatfield)
Landlady are throwing a "Holiday Spectacular" tonight (12/8) at Mercury Lounge which features performances from Celestial Shore, Xenia Rubinos, Luke Temple, Invisible Familiars, Zongo Junction, Cantina, Star Rover, Relatives, Sam Cohen, Zula, not to mention Rubblebucket's horn section, Cassandra Jenkins, The Westerlies and Isaac Gillespie. Tickets are on sale and proceeds go to Bushwick School of Music, a non-profit music education program run by Greg Albert (Celestial Shore), Carlos Hernandez (Ava Luna) and Lydia Velichkovski and that "provides music lessons and ensembles to kids who cannot afford extracurricular music lessons." Landylady main man Adam Schatz says this about the festive evening:
I believe the true greatness of the holiday season is that, amongst the madness of commercial oppression and Mariah Carey, we are forced to consider and value those we call family. This show is about those considerations and values. The Landlady Holiday Spectacular is about coming together and being an extraordinary sum of our own parts, because it is surely worth doing that at least once a year.In addition to tonight's show, Landlady have released a holiday song, "Please Come Home For Christmas," which features vocals from Sylvan Esso's Amelia Meath. It's part of their label Hometapes' annual holiday mixtape which also features Ivan Howard (The Rosebuds, GAYNGS), Made of Oak (Nick Sanborn of Sylvan Esso), Invisible Familiars, Star Rover, Josh Millrod and more. You can stream that below and download purchases also go toward the Bushwick School of Music.
Speaking of Celestial Shore, they headline Brooklyn Night Bazaar Saturday (12/13) with on Grooms, The Teen Age, and The Glazzies. That show is free and you can skip the line by RSVPing.
Peter Silberman (right) w/ The Antlers earlier this month (more by Greg Cristman)
Death by Audio is now closed for good, and as you've probably heard by now it's only about another month before its S. 2nd & Kent neighbor Glasslands will be the same. Like DbA, Glasslands is going out with some cool final shows like The Pains of Being Pure at Heart tonight (11/24) and others that we posted HERE. Since we last spoke, more of these cool shows have been announced, including:
TEEN and Beverly team up on December 4 with Charly Bliss and Scully (tickets).
The highly entertaining Peelander-Z return on December 6 with Life Size Maps and Hard Nips (tickets).
Suckers, DOM, Future Punx and Cameron Hull play on December 11 with a DJ set from MAZED (tickets).
Beach Fossils play December 17 with PC Worship, Jerry Paper, and Beach Fossils singer Dustin Payseur pulls double duty opening the show with his other band Laced (tickets).
Delicate Steve and Celestial Shore team up on December 18 (tickets).
Widowspeak and What Moon Things play together on December 20 (tickets).
There's a big holiday party on December 21 that will have a house band led by Darkside's Dave Harrington, featuring a number of guest singers from other Brooklyn bands including The Antlers' Peter Silberman, Bear In Heaven's Jon Philpot, Real Estate's Alex Bleeker, Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple, People Get Ready's Jen Goma and a handful of others. The house band also includes Dave Harrington/Nico Jaar collaborator Will Epstein, ARMS' Todd Goldstein and more. Full list of singers and house band lineup below. Tickets are on sale.
Bass Drum of Death play December 28 with Mitski (who plays Knitting Factory before that), Sundelles and LUSHES (tickets).
Other previously-announced upcoming Glasslands shows include TR/ST, Waxahatchee, Ducktails, Ex Cops, Com Truise, The Blow and more.
Dave Harrington holiday party info below...
photos by P Squared Photography
Interpol @ Bowery Ballroom, 9/4/2014
Interpol are in the midst of a hometown promotional onlslaught for their new album El Pintor, which is out next week (9/9). After playing the chi chi Temple of Dendur at The Met on Tuesday (9/2), the band returned to more familiar Lower East Side territory for a show at Bowery Ballroom to a feverish crowd. Song selection varied from The Met show as you can see in the setlist below. The Bowery show had a Temple too, in this case opener Luke Temple of Here We Go Magic who performed solo. Pics from Bowery Ballroom are in this post.
The band wrap up their week of release shows in just a bit with a show at the I Heart Radio Theatre. It's a private show but is being streamed live at I Heart Radio's website, starting at 7 PM EST tonight (9/5).
Interpol will be back in NYC in November when their fall tour hits T5 for two sold-out shows. More pics and the setlist from Thursday's Bowery Ballroom show, plus an El Pintor making-of documentary, below...
Subhumans at Punk Rock Bowling 2013 (more by Keith Marlowe)
Lauryn Hill at FPSF 2014 (more by Dana (distortion) Yavin)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Nicole Atkins @ Hammerstein Ballroom
What can you say about Nick Cave? He's a living legend and remains an absolutely magnetic live performer. It will probably be raining outside tonight, but Nick will bring the thunder indoors. Tickets are still available.
Subhumans, Sheer Terror, White Collar Crime, Mischief Brew @ le Poisson Rouge
Two veteran punk bands team up for this show at LPR tonight, the UK's legendary Subhumans and hometown NYHC heroes Sheer Terror.
Lauryn Hill @ Brooklyn Bowl
Though Lauryn Hill sometimes has to postpone her shows, she's still been pretty active lately, and tonight she kicks off a 2-night stand at Brooklyn Bowl which should be packed with favorites from her classic album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill and her time in The Fugees too.
Luke Temple, Buffalo Stance, Laser Background, Killer Bob @ Baby's All Right
Here We Go Magic frontman Luke Temple released Good Mood Fool last year, where he bathed in warm funk and gentle reggae, giving things an enjoyably mellow vibe.
Body Language, Not Blood, Paint, Psychic Twin, Starlight Girls, Neighbors, Weyes Blood @ Onderdonk House
This is the first day of the 2014 Out in the Streets which is happening at the historic Van Onderdonk House in Ridgewood Queens. The bucolic setting should make for a nice change of pace from the DIY venues many of these bands are more prone to play.
NY Deathfest ft Defeated Sanity, Gruesome Stuff Relish, Internal Bleeding, Embalmer, Dehumanized, Amputated Genitals, Parasitic Extirpation, Coffin Dust, Abacinate, Cognitive, Backyotomy @ Saint Vitus
Maryland doesn't get all the fun. NY has a Deathfest now too (no affiliation), though it's a smaller one but does include some great names in metal. This is day 2 of 2.
Brooks Wheelan @ Union Hall
Go console Wheelan on being fired from Saturday Night Live at his standup night tonight. Maybe remind him that Robert Downey Jr. was fired after one season too and he turned out ok. Eventually.
Comedy Night @ Knitting Factory
Big league comedy talent (Chris Rock, Louis CK, etc) show up regularly (and unannounced) for Hannibal's very popular free comedy show at Knitting Factory's front bar. Having had his own Comedy Central special and a featured performer on Broad City, Hannibal himself is getting pretty big league. Get there early.
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Storm King Art Center in 2012 (more by Jessica Amaya)
We already mentioned that one of The Baseball Project's shows (mems R.E.M., Dream Syndicate) this year is at the Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, NY which isn't too far from NYC. That show is actually part of Storm King's 2014 Outdoor Music Series, which includes two other concerts.
On June 8 it's Katie Crutchfield's confessional indie rock/folk project Waxahatchee and Here We Go Magic singer Luke Temple, followed by The Baseball Project with Happiness on July 20, and finally it's NY folk rockers The Felice Brothers and guitar experimenter Steve Gunn on September 21.
All shows start at 2 PM and are free with Storm King admission ($15 adults, $12 seniors, $8 children ages 5-18, free for children 4 and under).
The Felice Brothers' tour also hits NYC in July at Webster Hall.
Against Me! in Chicago in April (more by Jeff Ryan)
You can browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows, but here are some highlights...
Against Me!, Tony Molina, Big Eyes @ Webster Hall
Against Me! are back this year with a new album, a new lineup, and a reinvigorated sound that's only better live than it is on the solid Transgender Dysphoria Blues. They played MHOW earlier this year and tonight they return to NYC for a show at the larger Webster Hall. Support is great too, coming from the indie pop punks Big Eyes and Weezer/Teenage Fanclub/Thin Lizzy worshipper Tony Molina.
Pictureplane, LODRO, Ought, Truthers, Bodyparts @ Brooklyn Night Bazaar
rooklyn Night Bazaar offers weekends of local artisan shopping, gourmet eats, beer and wine, ping pong, black light minigolf and music all under one Greenpoint roof. This is a super-solid bill, with the big curiosity draw being Ought, who just got "Best New Music" in Pitchfork.
Atomic Bomb! The Music of William Onyeabor @ BAM
David Byrne, Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor, Dev of Blood Orange, Money Mark, Sinkane, Pat Mahoney (LCD Soundsystem) and more pay tribute to Nigerian synth-funk great William Onyeabor over two nights, this being the second. Part of the Red Bull Music Academy, this has potential to be very, very cool.
MONDO! @ Cameo Gallery
New York City's longest-running indie pop party, MONDO turns 10 years old tonight. It remains your best place to dance to twee, '80s classics, Northern Soul, post-punk, cardigan pop, etc. Things are likely to be especially festive tonight. Fun starts at midnight.
Herzog, Shale Satan @ Cobra Club
Cleveland indie rockers Herzog are back with a genuinely terrific new album, Boys, that recalls the heyday of '90s college radio. This is good stuff.
Greg Proops @ The Bell House
This is a live taping of the comedian's Greg Proops is the Smartest Man in the World podcast. Expect arched eyebrows and much laughter.
The Juan Maclean (DJ), Nancy Whang @ Brooklyn Bowl
Juan and frequent collaborator Nancy Whang will spin house, disco and whatever else suits there fancy. They've got pretty good taste.
Sonic Avenues, Steve Adamyk Band, Something Fierce, Legendary Wings @ Cake Shop
Indie label Dirtnap Records is a general trademark of quality when it comes to things garage/punk/powerpop and tonight they're showcasing a bunch of their bands, including Canadians Sonic Avenues, and the Steve Adamyk Band.
LiveFastDie, Pampers, Foster Care, Citizen Blast Kane @ Union Pool
New Hampshire's LiveFastDie are named after a GG Allin tattoo and play a similar style of punk -- albeit tighter and with less feces. They headline what is a great night, with excellent locals Foster Care and Pampers on the bill as well.
Deerhoof, Tomaga, Awkwafina @ Le Poisson Rouge
Deerhoof's experimental noise pop always makes for a good show, and tonight they'll grace us with another one at Le Poisson Rouge.
Rodrigo y Gabriela, Zach Heckendorf @ Beacon Theatre
Mexican acoustic guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela have a new album, 9 Dead Alive, and are currently on tour in support of it. Tonight's the last of three nights at Beacon Theatre.
Margot & The Nuclear So & So's, Empires, Kate Myers @ Bowery Ballroom
Margot & The Nuclear So & So's are back with a new album, Sling Shot to Heaven, this year which has their folky indie pop intact as ever.
CHVRCHES, The Range @ Terminal 5
Who'd have thought a year ago that Scottish synthpop band CHVRCHES would get so big? Tonight's their second of three sold-out shows at Terminal 5.
Mighty Mouse, Lane 8, Alex English DJ set @ Slake
London's Mighty Mouse recently made his debut as 1/2 of Du Tonc with Van She's Matt Van Schie, but he's also a solo artist and plays on his own in NYC tonight.
Luke Temple, She Keeps Bees, Friend Roulette, Stranger Cat, DM Stith, Teletextile, Edan @ Baby's All Right
It's a very varied and interesting bill at Baby's tonight with Here We Go Magic singer Luke Temple, some Sharon Van Etten pals like She Keeps Bees and Cat Martino's electronic-tinged Stranger Cat project, DM Stith who (like Cat Martino) has played in Sufjan's band, Friend Roulette who have probably listened to a lot of Sufjan Stevens, psychedelic rapper Edan, and the avant-pop of Teletextile.
Jean Grae, JD Samson, Magnetic North & Taiyo Na @ Brooklyn Museum
It's another installment of Brooklyn Museum's Target First Saturdays which provide "engaging and eclectic free art and entertainment programs every month, from 5 to 11 p.m." Today's includes Le Tigre/MEN member JD Samson at 7 PM and Talib Kweli collaborator Jean Grae at 8:45.
Hysterics, Ajax, God Mode, Pagan Piss, Sorrows @ Death by Audio
Olympia punks Hysterics are in town for their second of two NYC shows this weekend at DbA tonight. Their sound recalls classic hardcore (think early Black Flag) but sounds totally in the now.
Skull Defekts, PC Worship, Ornament, Zomes (DJs) @ Trans-Pecos
Though Swedish experimental rockers The Skull Defekts often count Lungish's Dnaiel Higgs as a member, they had been touring without him this time. However, for their NYC shows today and tomorrow, Daniel will be on board, making these extra special. Today's show is outside of Trans Pecos and is also a BBQ.
Giraffage, Branchez, Tanner Caldwell @ Tribeca Grand Studios
Come dance to the R&B-indebted electronic sounds of Giraffage at Tribeca Grand Studios tonight.
The Communion, Lament, Starkweather, Pyrrhon @ The Grand Victory
Get your fix of local-ish metal from Long Island's The Communion, Philly metalcore troupe Starweather, and Brooklyn tech-death weirdos Pyrrhon.
Ghost Of A Saber Tooth Tiger @ Rough Trade NYC
Sean Lennon has made experimental, forward-thinking music in his career, but with GOASTT, he fully indulges in the family business of pop that is, for lack of a better word, Beatlesque. This show is free with purchase of their new album.
Berlin, The Cringe @ The Cutting Room
Beginning their career as kinky synthpop, Berlin morphed into superstars by the time of their megahit "Take My Breath Away." Only singer Teri Nunn remains of the original '80s lineup. Opening are The Cringe, aka "that band Rachel Ray's husband is in."
The Jesse Boykins III show at Irving Plaza tonight has been cancelled. Refunds are available at point of purchase.
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Andrew Bird at RIverside Church in 2012 (more by Dominick Mastrangelo)
Singer/songwriter/violin looper Andrew Bird is going on a tour this summer with his new band The Hands of Glory, "an old timey acoustic configuration featuring Tift Merritt, Alan Hampton, Bowl of Fire alumnus Kevin O'Donnell, and Eric Heywood on pedal steel." That tour hits NYC for a free show at Central Park Summerstage on July 8 with Here We Go Magic singer Luke Temple. That show starts at 7 PM. All dates are listed below.
Andrew Bird will play NYC sooner than that though for RadioLoveFest, "a vibrant cross-section of genres and formats from storytelling, to music, to conversation," which runs from June 4-8 at BAM. Andrew appears on June 6 at the BAM Harvey Theater. Details:
The two-time Peabody Award-winning Studio 360 with Kurt Andersen, from PRI and WNYC, is public radio's smart and surprising guide to what's happening in pop culture and the arts. Each week, Andersen, novelist, journalist, and co-founder of legendary Spy magazine, gets inside the creative mind, introducing listeners to the people who are creating and shaping our culture on movie sets, in galleries, and on the internet.Other highlights include a screening of Talking Heads film Stop Making Sense on June 5 in the BAM Rose Cinemas with a Q&A with director Jonathan Demme and WNYC's Brian Lehrer; NYC/WNYC's Ask Me Another show on June 6 at the BAM Howard Gilman Opera House with They Might Be Giants and house musician Jonathan Coulton; and WNYC"s Soundcheck on June 7 at BAM Harvey Theater with The Walkmen frontman (and now solo artist) Hamilton Leithauser.At BAM, Andersen presents an evening of music and conversation featuring Andrew Bird, one of the most acclaimed and inventive songwriters in indie music, and Jennifer Egan, whose novel A Visit from the Goon Squad won the Pulitzer Prize.
Tickets for all RadioLoveFest shows are on sale now or will be on sale soon.
Full RadioLoveFest schedule, with the list of Andrew Bird tour dates, below...
Andrew Bird in Chicago in 2012 (more by Sara Pieper)
NYC's Summerstage 2014 schedule was just announced and as always it features a number of free and not-free "benefit" shows in Central Park. Some highlights of the free shows include:
6/28 - 'Club Classics Live!' featuring Sam Sparro; Ultra Naté; Kevin Aviance; Alfa Anderson, Luci Martin & Norma Jean Wright (ex-Chic); Company Freak w/ special guests. Plus DJ set by Andre Collins, curated by Jason KingPaid shows include Beck, Conor Oberst / Dawes, Counting Crows / Toad the Wet Sprocket, and more.7/8 - Andrew Bird & the Hands of Glory and Luke Temple
7/9 - Beatnuts, Ana Tijoux, Bodega Bamz and DJ Tony Touch (in assocation with LAMC: The Latin Alternative Music Conference)
7/12 - Babasónicos, Juana Molina and La Santa Cecilia (in assocation with LAMC: The Latin Alternative Music Conference)
7/13 - Bonobo and Cibo Matto (celebrating 15 years of Okayplayer)
7/21 - Pete Seeger tribute w/ Anti-Flag (acoustic), Toni Blackman, The Chapin Sisters, Rebel Diaz, Steve Earle, Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, James Maddock, Elizabeth Mitchell & Dan Zanes, Mike + Ruthy, Nyraine, Amanda Palmer, Michael Glabicki (of Rusted Root), The Tony Lee Thomas Band and DJ sets by Kool Herc
8/2 - Dr. John & the Night Trippers and Hurray for the RIff Raff
8/16 - Blood Orange, Moses Sumney and Sean Nicholas Savage (in association with Okayplayer)
Full Central Park Summerstage 2014 schedule below...
Tickets for the tUnE-yArDs show at Rough Trade NYC go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Jagwar Ma show at Webster Hall go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the Courtney Barnett shows at MHOW and Bowery Ballroom go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the Built to Spill shows at Bowery Ballroom and MHOW go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Tickets for the White Lung show at Mercury Lounge go on AmEx presale today at noon. No ticket link for their Saint Vitus show yet.
Tickets for the Oneohtrix Point Never show at Music Hall of Williamsburg go on AmEx presale today at noon.
Lo-Fang is playing Bowery Ballroom on April 27. Tickets for that show go on AmEx presale today at noon.
British pop singer Chloe Howl, who has gotten some internet love in places like Stereogum and Pitchfork, will release her debut Rumour EP on March 11 via Columbia and then come to the US for SXSW. On her way home, she'll stop in NYC for a show at The Box on March 19. Tickets are on sale now.
The third of three shows in the Painted BLACK series happens on March 20 at Irving Plaza with Ryan Hemsworth, ASTR and Glass Gang. Tickets for that show go on sale today at 10 AM.
Riff Raff is playing Irving Plaza on April 21. Tickets for that show go on Citi Cardmember/Live Nation/Music Geeks presales today at 10 AM, with a general on-sale starting Friday (3/7) at 10 AM.
Local H are playing Mercury Lounge on April 21. Tickets for that show go on AmEx presale today at noon, with a general on-sale starting Friday (3/7) at noon.
The Felice Brothers are playing Mercury Lounge on May 8. That's about a month after their free (but "sold out") Rough Trade NYC show (4/9) with Langhorne Slim and The Districts, which was postponed from December. Tickets for the Merc show go on AmEx presale today at noon with a general on-sale starting Friday (3/7) at noon.
Sacco, who toured with Cults and whose lineup includes ex-Guards members, will play Knitting Factory on March 11 with Luke Temple and Icewater, and Mercury Lounge on April 22. Tickets for the Knit show are on sale now, and the Merc show goes on AmEx presale today at noon, with a general on-sale starting Friday (3/7) at noon.
Wild Ones, the Portland dream pop band who recently signed to Topshelf, has been added to the Typhoon / Lady Lamb tour, including the Webster Hall (3/27) show (tickets), and they'll also headline their own NYC show on March 20 at Baby's All Right with My Body and Cookies. Tickets for that show are on sale now.
Browse our 'Tickets On Sale' tag for more recently announced NYC shows.
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Titus Andronicus at Terminal 5 in 2013 (more by David Andrako)
The 2014 Northside Festival returns to multiple Brooklyn venues from June 12-15, and the initial lineup was just announced. It includes Sharon Van Etten, Courtney Barnett, Fuck Buttons, a co-bill with Titus Andronicus & Eagulls, Beach Fossils, Omar Souleyman, Dan Croll, Mas Ysa, Luke Temple, Craft Spells, Juan Wauters, Big Ups, Low Fat Getting High, Vulture Shit and more. As usual, there will be two big free shows in McCarren Park on the Saturday and Sunday of the festival. Lineups for those shows, other specifics on the Northside schedule, and many more artists TBA. Badges are on sale now.
The film portion runs from June 16-19 and more details on that are here.
Full initial music lineup below...
photos by Amanda Hatfield
Here We Go Magic / Christopher Bear Trio @ Baby's All Right - 12/9/13
Luke Temple is in the middle of his December residency at Union Pool, but last night (12/9) he teamed back up with his band Here We Go Magic to headline a show at Brooklyn's new-ish Baby's All Right. Opening the show was a trio set from Grizzly Bear drummer Christopher Bear with Aaraon Arntz (who tours as a live member of Grizzly Bear) and Benjamin Campbell, who also played last week's installment of Luke's residency, plus a set from guitar/drum machine/vocal loop one-man-band Nightlands (aka War On Drugs/Sharon Van Etten collaborator Dave Hartley). Members of Caveman were also DJing in the venue's front room. Pictures of the show are in this post.
Luke Temple's Union Pool residency continues tonight (12/10) with Daniel Carter/Austin Vaughn, Sam Owens (of Celestial Shore), and "Delicate" Steve Marion. Tickets are still available.
UPDATE: Here We Go Magic also play an intimate show at Silent Barn on Sunday (12/15) with Celestial Shore, Les Bonhommes, and Ron Shalom/Austin Vaughn.
More pictures from Baby's All Right below...
Tickets to see Broken Bells at Webster Hall go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Cut Copy at Terminal 5 go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Four Tet at Terminal 5 go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Haim at Terminal 5 go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Mutual Benefit shows at Mercury Lounge and Rough Trade go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Connan Mockasin shows at Mercury Lounge and Rough Trade go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Pity Sex, Self Defense Family, Ovlov, and Heroes of Modern Earth at Santos Party House go on sale at noon.
Tickets to see Quilt at Rough Trade go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Jonathan Wilson shows at Bowery Ballroom and MHOW go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Steve Earle at The Capitol Theatre go on sale today at noon. Tickets to three of his four City Winery shows and his Long Island show are still available.
Tickets to the Ellie Goulding show at The Theater at MSG go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see The Rural Alberta Advantage at Mercury Lounge go on sale today at noon.
Luke Temple (Here We Go Magic), Jo Schornikow (Phosphoresent), Woodsman and more are playing 'ONE NIGHT IN GREENPOINT' on December 14 at Church of the Messiah GReenpoint to benefit Common Ground, "a homeless outreach program ending homelessness in NYC." Tickets for that benefit are on sale now.
Get Up Kids-related Reggie and the Full Effect and NJ emo duo Dads are playing The Studio at Webster Hall on February 20. Tickets to that show are on sale now.
Tickets to see Cloud Control at Rough Trade go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Thievery Corporation shows at Webster Hall and The Capitol Theatre go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to see Bomb the Music Industry! at their final show at Warsaw with Cheap Girls go on sale today at noon.
Tickets for the Glasvegas shows at Rough Trade and Mercury Lounge go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Ane Brun show at Highline Ballroom go on sale today at noon.
Tickets to the Mayer Hawthorne show at Webster Hall go on sale today at noon. Tickets to his show at Warsaw also go on sale today at noon.
Browse our 'Tickets On Sale' tag for more recently announced NYC shows.
Browse our NYC Concert Calendar for shows happening today and every day - comedy shows, heavy metal concerts (courtesy of our heavy metal blog), and free shows included.
In the wake of the Yellow Dogs tragedy earlier this week, on Monday (11/18) at Brooklyn Bowl there will be a "Special Memorial Evening / Fundraiser" featuring performances from Nada Surf, James Chance, Luke Temple, Dirty Fences, Kyp Malone (of TVotR), Helado Negro, Hamish Kilgour (The Clean), Iranian visual artist and activist Shirin Neshat and more; plus DJ sets from Paul Banks (Interpol), Jonathan Toubin, Sinkane, Vito & Druzzi (The Rapture), The Men and more.
Tickets ($15.00 - $30.00) for the benefit go on sale Saturday (11/16) at noon. 100% of the door will be going to the families of the deceased, the hospital bills of Sasan Sadeghpourosko who was wounded in the shooting, and then as well as the two surviving members of Yellow Dogs.
Full line-up and flyer for the benefit concert below...
While he's spent the last few years concentrating on Here We Go Magic, Luke Temple recently returned to solo mode with Good Mood Fool which was released a couple weeks ago via Secretly Canadian. On it, he bathes in warm funk and gentle reggae, giving things an enjoyably mellow vibe. You can check out the video for "Florida" and a couple other tracks below, and the whole record can be heard via Spotify.
Temple is currently finishing up a short East Coast tour with his band that includes Eliot Krimsky (Glass Ghost, Here We Go Magic), Mike Johnson (Dirty Projectors) and Brian Betancourt (Hospitality). He'll then head to Europe but on his return he's doing a December residency at Union Pool, playing the first three Tuesdays of the month. He's gathered some pretty impressive talent to open on the nights:
DECEMBER 3 (tickets)As a unifying theme, all of the sets during the residency will be improvised.
MEMS (5) - (Ofir Ganon and Greg Sarnier of Deerhoof)
CHRIS BEAR (of Grizzly Bear)
LUKE TEMPLEDECEMBER 10 (tickets)
SAM OWENS (of Celestial Shore)
STEVE MARION (of Delicate Steve)
LUKE TEMPLEDECEMBER 17 (tickets)
ADAM SCHATZ (of Man Man, Landlady, etc)
JEREMY GUSTIN AND INDIGO STREET (of Delicate Steve)
RYAN SEATON (of Callers)
Cat Power / Sky Ferreira at Elliott Smith tribute (more by Amanda Hatfield)
As you may have heard, on the tenth anniversary of Elliott Smith's death (10/21), a tribute show went down at Glasslands in Brooklyn with a number of musicians, including Cat Power, Zachary Cole Smith (DIIV), Sky Ferreira, Yoni Wolf (Why?), The Low Anthem, Luke Temple, Marissa Nadler, Aaron Pfenning, Sadie Dupuis (Speedy Ortiz), and more. We already posted pictures, the setlist, and a fan video from the show, and now there's professional video of the show, courtesy of The Bomber Jacket (one of the show presenters). They're planning on releasing the audio from the show as well ("hopefully by Christmas"), and all proceeds from that release will benefit the Elliott Smith Memorial Fund.
Meanwhile you can watch those videos below...
CocoRosie at Paper Box in May (more by Amanda Hatfield)
CocoRosie are currently on tour in support of their newest LP, Tales of a Grass Widow. That tour hit NYC for a big show at Webster Hall earlier this month (10/12), but they've since tacked on a much more intimate NYC show to the end of the tour. The quirky songwriters will play Brooklyn Bowl on November 10 with two other quirky songwriters, Xenia Rubinos and Arc Iris (the new ANTI-signed project of ex-Low Anthem member Jocie Adams). It's one of those 'School Night!' shows which means it's totally FREE but you do have to RSVP. Updated CocoRosie dates are listed, along with the show flyer, below.
Meanwhile, there's another 'School Night!' show happening even sooner. As discussed, Tennis are playing this Sunday (11/3) (one of their two upcoming NYC shows), and since we last spoke, it's been announced that Luke Temple (of Here We Go Magic) and Chalk and Numbers are opening. There will also be listening parties for the new Tennis EP, Small Sound, and the new Cut Copy album. RSVP is still open for this free show.
Tennis have also just made their new EP available to stream on Pitchfork.
All CocoRosie dates are listed, along with some videos, below...
photos by Wei Shi; words by Bill Pearis
Sondre Lerche, Luke Temple @ Bowery Ballroom -- 10/15/2013
Sondre Lerche, who's been somewhat quiet of late, broke the silence for a show at Bowery Ballroom during CMJ, headlining The Talkhouse showcase on October 15 that also featured Luke Temple and others. Where most NYC shows tend to just be Sondre solo, for this one he had a rhythm section in tow -- a nice treat, though he's certainly capable of captivating a crowd all by his lonesome. Pictures from his and Temples' sets are in this post.
While Lerche finishes up his new album, fans can look forward to a new 12" which is one of the many 2013 Record Store Day Black Friday releases. It's the first in a series of releases under the title Public Hi-Fi Sessions where bands record at Jim Eno's studio. This one features Sondre doing "Like Lazenby" and "Screen Door."
And speaking of the Talkhouse, Sondre reviewed the new Prefab Sprout album, Crimson / Red which was the first all-new Prefab Sprout album in 16 years. If you are familiar with Prefab Sprout, the band's influence on Lerche's music is pretty evident, and "I Cannot Let You Go" from his 2009 album Heartbeat Radio is an unabashed PS homage. In his review, he writes:
While I raked autumn leaves in my stepfather's garden, my vanity scanned the record for anything that might remind me of my own music. What I found resembled not so much how I sounded but how I felt. Barely 19 and still living with my mom while chasing my debut album across the world on infinite promotional tours, it was an incredibly confusing and eventful time. And Prefab Sprout turned out to be my absurd and emphatic compass through most of it. Their songs made room for everything I was dealing with: adolescent arrogance, sexual frustrations, conflicted resentment, helpless romanticism, long overdue generational confrontations.The review is mostly positive and nicely considered, and you can read the whole thing here. And if you haven't heard Crimson / Red yet, Paddy Mcaloon is in fine form -- both vocally and songwriting-ly. If the production is missing some of the granduer of 1990's Jordan the Comeback, the album is a welcome return, and album-opener "The Best Jewel Thief in the World" stands among Mcaloon's finest. You can stream that, and check out more pictures from Sondre Lerche's CMJ set, below...
photos by Amanda Hatfield
Cat Power / Cole & Sky
[Sadie] Dupuis delivered the night's heaviest alt-rock blast, leading a Nirvana-like performance of "Abused" by dialing up the track's soft-loud-soft dynamics. [Marissa] Nadler offered a mesmerizing lullaby with the gentle strums of "Pitseleh." [Yoni] Wolf played three tracks solo on piano, including "Angeles" and "Say Yes," adding his own spin lyrically and musically, something a "chord guy" like Smith would appreciate, Wolf joked.On the tenth anniversary of Elliott Smith's death (10/21), a number of musicians gathered at Brooklyn venue Glasslands for a tribute show. The night's cast included Cat Power, Zachary Cole Smith (DIIV), Sky Ferreira, Yoni Wolf (Why?), The Low Anthem, Luke Temple, Marissa Nadler, Aaron Pfenning, Sadie Dupuis (Speedy Ortiz), Adam Schatz, The Perennials and Tereu Tereu. Pictures of the show, a partial setlist, and a video of Sky Ferreira joining Cat Power for "Pretty (Ugly Before)" are in this post....
Cat Power soon walked onstage and raised a glass from behind the piano -- "cheers to Elliott," she said. She played a solo version of her own tune, the haunting "Names," from 2003's You Are Free, before her band joined for a jazz/R&B-flecked "Between the Bars," which hit with extra punch due to Marshall's own history of alcohol abuse and mental illness.
She handed out knit caps, like those Smith so often wore (Marshall sported a yellow-gold beanie over her bleached blonde hair all night), and closed with From a Basement on the Hill's "Pretty (Ugly Before)." Ferreira joined Marshall onstage, and the two traded verses and invited the crowd to join -- "Fucking sing it if you know it!" shouted Marshall -- on the repeated outro: "I was so ugly before didn't know what to do." The jam-packed audience inside the DIY venue all sang in hushed tones together, in unison. [Rolling Stone]
For Cat Power, this show was ahead of her upcoming solo tour which brings her back to NYC for two shows on November 14 at Brooklyn Masonic Temple (early and late). The early show is sold out but tickets for the late show are still available.
Sadie Dupuis played this just after her band Speedy Ortiz wrapped up a number of CMJ shows, including our Friday party. Speedy Ortiz returns to NYC tonight (10/23) at The Flat for a Mishka show with J Mascis (of Dinosaur Jr). It's an afterparty for the debut of Mishka's new Dinosaur Jr line, which happens at their store (and J will be there doing an in-store signing).
More pictures, the partial setlist and video below...
NIN @ Lollapalooza 2013 (more by Dana [distortion] Yavin)
Browse our full NYC show calendar for all of tonight's shows. Here are some highlights...
Nine Inch Nails, Godspeed You! Black Emperor @ Barclays Center
Trent Reznor and crew released their first NiN record in five years and their tour with equally intense openers Godspeed are in the NY area for two shows, this being the first.
Luke Temple, Celestial Shore @ Le Poisson Rouge
He was a solo artist before starting Here We Go Magic and Luke Temple has a new solo record, Good Mood Fool, out this week. You can check out the video for the single "Florida" below. Tonight he celebrates at LPR with openers Celestial Shore.
RVIVR, Slice Harvester, Marvin Berry and The New Sound @ Cake Shop
Olympia pop punks RVIVR came to NYC for a show last night at Acheron with Iron Chic and Nude Beach, and tonight they're sticking around to headline their own show at Cake Shop.
Deltron 3000 @ Highline Ballroom
Deltron 3030 are officially back in action, and the great alternative hip hop collective are now touring with backing from orchestra, which should make this different from your average rap show. This is their second show in the area after last week's Brooklyn Bowl show.
Wyatt Cenac's Night Train @ Littlefield
Baron Vaughn, Damien Lemon, Kiran Deol, and Nore Davis are tonight's guests this week at Wyatt Cenac's weekly comedy show.
Those Darlins, Gambles @ Mercury Lounge
Tennessee's Those Darlins started off making '70s Loretta Lynn style country but quickly grew beyond those constraints. Their third album, Blur The Line, adds a little glitter to the mix, making for sleek, snarly rock.
Quasi, Jeffrey Lewis @ Mercury Lounge
Long-running indie duo of Sam Combes and Janet Weiss bring their organ and drums to Knitting Factory tonight, their second of two shows in NYC with tourmate Jeffrey Lewis.
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Like the four Elliott Smith tribute shows that took place in August to honor the songwriting legend in the ten-year anniversary of his death, another will happen in NYC on the actual day of the anniversary, October 21. The tribute show happens at Glasslands and includes some pretty great musicians like Cat Power, DIIV's Zachary Cole Smith with Sky Ferreira, Yoni Wolf (of Why?), The Low Anthem, Luke Temple, Marissa Nadler, Aaron Pfenning (of Rewards, ex-Chairlift), Sadie Dupuis (of Speedy Ortiz), Adam Schatz, The Perennials and Tereu Tereu.
$50 tickets for the show are on sale now, and some of the proceeds will benefit Elliott Smith Memorial Fund. That fund benefits Outside In and Free Arts for Abused Children, and there's also an IndieGogo campaign raising money for Outside In that includes rewards related to the Glasslands show:
* Set lists from the nightCheck out an Elliott Smith video from 2000 below...
* High-quality 12" x 11" concert posters, designed by local artist Allison Specketer
* Live recording of the show (participating bands TBA)
* Goodie Bag (details TBA) from Kill Rock Stars
* High-quality 18" x 24" concert poster, autographed by all the musicians
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photo by Josh Goleman
Brooklyn's Celestial Shore released their new album, 10x, last week via Hometapes. "Beachy" is a term that's thrown around a lot with them, and you can hear traces of Brian Wilson in their harmonies, but "Little Deuce Coup" this ain't. The group bring an intricate mathy-ness to the music, with frequent time/tempo changes making the album right at, er, home on Hometapes (All Tiny Creatures, Slaraffenland). You can stream two tracks from the album below and the whole thing via Spotify or Rdio.
Celestial Shore play a record release party tonight (9/13) at Silent Barn. Openers are Empress Of and TEEN (both who could probably headline Silent Barn on their own), plus Bueno. The band have a bunch of upcoming NYC shows, actually. They'll support Darwin Deez and Caged Animals at Knitting Factory on September 29 (tickets); play Grand Victory on October 4 with Feuding Fathers; open for Arto Lindsay as part of the CBGB Fest at Bowery Electric on October 12 (tickets); and play with Luke Temple at Le Poisson Rouge on October 14 (tickets). All dates are listed below.
Empress Of also recently announced shows with the 4AD-signed SOHN.
All Celestial Shore dates are listed, along with song streams, below...
As mentioned, Callers are about to start a March residency at Williamsburg venue Union Pool and we now know the rest bills for each show. The kickoff show on March 7 features Olga Bell and TEEN; the March 14th show is with Fang Island; and on March 21 it's Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple and still-to-be-revealed "special guests." Tickets for each show are $8 and and advance tix for the 3/7 show are on sale now.
Flyer for the residency is below.
Brooklyn/Providence crew Callers released their third album, Reviver, last year via Partisan. Originally a collaboration between Sara Lucas and Ryan Seaton, Callers are now a four-piece band and if you haven't heard the new album, you can stream it below via Spotify.
The band are gearing up for a March residency at Union Pool where they'll play the first three Thursdays in the month (3/7, 3/14, 3/21). Callers are promising some exciting guests to share the bill with for these shows, including Here We Go Magic's Luke Temple, and Fang Island. As full line-ups (which will include "secret guests") and schedules haven't been finalized, we don't know which dates they are playing (maybe on the same bill, maybe not) but we'll keep you informed. No advance tickets as of right now.
Album stream below....
DOWNLOAD: Here We Go Magic - Fangela (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Here We Go Magic - Fangela (live on Laundromatinee) (MP3)
Here We Go Magic are about to depart on their tour with Grizzly Bear that kicks off after they play three local shows (Town Hall, Town Hall, MHOW), but first, you can catch Luke Temple and band tonight (5/26, 10pm) at a secretish show at Union Pool in Brooklyn with Midnight Masses. FREE SHOW.
For more HWGM, check out their new Daytrotter Session, as well as the one they recorded for Laundromatinee. All dates below...
DOWNLOAD: Harlem Shakes - Strictly Game (MP3)
Harlem Shakes @ Highline Ballroom (more by Ryan Muir)
Harlem Shakes' new album, Technicolor Health, is out now on Gigantic. The disc's first single , "Strictly Game," which we've posted before, is posted again above.
The band has upcoming May/June tour dates with Passion Pit and Cale Parks, though none in New York. But that doesn't mean there aren't any Harlem Shakes shows to be had.
First the band plays a "Big Ups to Jules De B." show at Bushwick's Starr Space on Thursday, April 23rd with LD Beghtol (Magnetic Fields, Flare), Hospitality, and Mr. Dream. That show is a party for Jules De Balincourt, who did the artwork for the band's newest record. (More details and artwork below.)
Then the band has a free early show at Pianos on Wednesday, May 6th with The Cringe and Sean Bones. (That's before the Japandroids, The Octagon, Heavenly States show the same night.) Poster for the Shakes gig below.
Then, after a May 16th Sarah Lawrence show (in Westchester County) and the Passion Pit/Cale Parks tour, Harlem Shakes return for a July 1st show at the Bowery Ballroom. Tickets go on sale Friday, April 24th at noon. Openers aren't announced yet.
Before embarking on that tour, Cale Parks (you may know him as one of the guys who plays percussion/piano/vibes in Aloha) is performing at Santos Party House on Saturday, May 9th with Cymbals Eat Guitars, So So Glos, Real Estate and Luke Temple (Here We Go Magic). The show, hosted by Andrew WK, is a benefit for DKMS, which is the world's largest bone marrow donor center. Tickets for that show are on sale.
One day after finishing their tour with the Harlem Shakes, Passion Pit play two headlining shows of their own at Bowery Ballroom (both now sold out).
Video from the Harlem Shakes' March 26th MHOW gig, details on the band's Bushwick show, and all upcoming tour dates below...


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The Old Man and the Sea Isolation Quotes
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He looked around for the bird now because he would have liked him for company. The bird was gone. (3.23)
The old man finds company in the creatures of the sea because he lacks the company of men. He may, however, prefer their company to men.
He looked across the sea and knew how alone he was now. But he could see the prisms in the deep dark water and the line stretching ahead and the strange undulation of the calm. The clouds were building up now for the trade wind and he looked ahead and saw a flight of wild ducks etching themselves against the sky over the water, then blurring, then etching again and he knew no man was ever alone on the sea. (3.49)
The old man takes comfort in the presence of the creatures of the sea, despite the fact that there are no other men in sight.
"I told the boy I was a strange old man," he said. "Now is when I must prove it." (3.76)
The old man is strange in his individuality, in his isolation from others; it is in solitude that he must prove his individuality, his unique and admirable nature.

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Economy & Trade
Constituting less than one-twentieth of the world's population, Americans generate and earn more than one-fifth of the world's total income. America is the world's largest national economy and leading global trader. The process of opening world markets and expanding trade, initiated in the United States in 1934 and consistently pursued since the end of the Second World War, has played important role development of this American prosperity. According to the Peterson Institute for International Economics, American real incomes are 9% higher than they would otherwise have been as a result of trade liberalizing efforts since the Second World War. In terms of the U.S. economy in 2013, that 9% represents nearly $1.4 trillion in additional American income.
Such gains arise in a number of ways. The ability to expand the output of America's most competitive industries and products, through exports, raises U.S. incomes. Shifting more of our work effort to the most competitive areas of our economy helps raise the productivity of the average American worker and average compensation earned from employment. With the ability to serve a global market, investment is encouraged in our expanding export sectors and the rising scale of output helps lower average production costs. Such effects help strengthen America's rate of economic growth. Moreover, imports increase consumer choice, restrain price increases and raise purchasing power. High quality inputs imported by U.S. companies can help companies and their U.S. employees become or remain highly competitive in the U.S. domestic and foreign markets.
The potential economic gains from trade for America are far from exhausted. Roughly three quarters of world purchasing power and almost 95% of world consumers are outside America's borders. The Peterson Institute analysis also estimated that elimination of remaining global trade barriers would increase the gain America already enjoys from trade by another 50%. Trade remains an engine of growth for America. The negotiation of further reductions in global barriers and efforts to effectively enforce existing agreements are the tools to reap those additional benefits.
As policy actions taken in the United States and countries around the globe continue to restore economic and job growth, an important part of the recovery will be the restoration of trade expansion. Over the past 18 quarters of recovery (from the 3rd quarter of 2009 to the 4th quarter of 2013), U.S. real GDP is up 2.3% at an annual rate, and exports have contributed one-third (0.8 percentage points) to this growth. Jobs supported by U.S. exports of goods and services are up an estimated 1.6 million since 2009, to an estimated 11.3 million in 2013.
Rapid trade growth may well act as a transmitter of economic stimulus around the globe and a vehicle of continued recovery, particularly if enhanced by additional efforts to reduce barriers and expand trading opportunities further. Recognition of the long term benefits of expanded trade, as well as the positive role trade can play in the current economic recovery are central factors reflected in the Administration's trade policy.


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I just discovered a new way to make the most delicious bread ever. It's called No Knead bread: if you haven't tried it just go to Breadtopia.com for receipes. It really works. Ellie |
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- Posted by retiredprof 7 - Northern DE (My Page) on Sun, Feb 1, 09 at 13:35
I tried that last year and it didn't work for me. Believe it or not, I'm making bread as I write this--I do it a couple times a week. Of course, I let the bread machine or the mixer (for bigger batches) do the kneading work. But I form my own loaves, sprinkle with various seeds and in the oven they go. I've got it down to a science. The best French/Italian crusty bread ever! Joe |
Joe, a statement like that requires a recipe. I don't have a bread machine but I do have a very good mixer and I love good bread. Years ago, a group of my friends would gather once a month and we would make bread, kneading by hand. It was great fun. |
- Posted by retiredprof 7 - Northern DE (My Page) on Sun, Feb 1, 09 at 16:38
mnwsgal: I'm going to write this up (very detailed, I'm AR!) for the mixer version. It really is good and everybody asks for this all the time: "Giuseppe, you making the bread to go with the spaghettis?". I even wrap it and give it away as a little Xmas gift with a small bottle of olive oil (and mixed herbs and spices) for dipping. I'll send this to you via email. If anyone else would like a copy, please email me and I'll send it along. |
Ellie, I have read about No Knead bread but haven't tried it yet. Will give it a try soon. Thanks, Joe, I will be watching for your recipe. Bobbie |
- Posted by greylady-gardener (My Page) on Sun, Feb 1, 09 at 20:49
Hey Guiseppe! You send me the recipe for the bread to go with the spaghetti?? Grazie!! |
- Posted by retiredprof 7 - Northern DE (My Page) on Mon, Feb 2, 09 at 16:17
I finally wrote up the Italian Bread Recipe, and I've sent it to mnwsgal and greylady. It's in Word, but if you need me to just copy and paste into an email, I can do that, no problem. Hope you enjoy! PS: I made a half batch yesterday (two loaves) to go with a slow-cooker pot roast. Two people for dinner. No bread left. |
OK, I'll break down & share my secret recipe if ya all would like, here goes : (Jan) Roades Bread; buy ingredients all in one package at Walmart Thaw Let rise Bake hahaha for years the family thought I was a very good cook! LOL jan ") |
There's no such thing as no need bread. EVERYONE needs bread! ;) |
(newbie delurking!) If you think the No-Knead bread is fun, try Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Artisan Bread In 5 Minutes
- Posted by not_a_contessa z6 S Central PA mtns (My Page) on Mon, Feb 9, 09 at 22:52
Thanks for posting this Ellie, it's very encouraging to know I don't have to do all the work to get good bread. I also like the link Triona gave us, now that's something I definitely will try. Retiredprof, I would love to get your recipes. Mary |
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Education SMC's environmental lecture series kicks off March 4 By Kevin Herrera on March 3, 2014 SMC — Santa Monica College's Spring 2014 Environmental Issues Lecture Series —... Read more →
Environment Stay out of the water By Kevin Herrera on March 3, 2014 SM BAY — Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water. Trash that... Read more →
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Environment 1 Fish and Game is looking for volunteers By David Mark Simpson on February 26, 2014 SM PIER — It was a clear day out on the Santa Monica Pier, which is good for a... Read more →
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Environment City asks residents, businesses to use less water By David Mark Simpson on January 30, 2014 File photo CITYWIDE — The drought is getting real for the city by the sea. City... Read more →
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For a guy who makes a handsome living built on fractions of sentences, Nazem Kadri isn't a particularly patient guy.
Ask him about the one thing he would change about himself and the 23-year-old London native sites the need to be willing to wait.
"I would be more patient," Kadri said in his Five Questions feature. "I can get impatient and agitated sometimes. Sometimes I have to breathe and relax."
He is breathing pretty easily right now.
In the three games he has played with Phil Kessel and James van Riemsdyk Kadri has scored two goals assisted on three others and compiled a plus 5.
It took an injury to Tyler Bozak but at 23, Kadri is finally at the right place at the right time.
An excellent playmaker, Kadri has the gift of holding on to the puck for a fraction of a second longer than most as the play unfolds.
That knack, of course, has been a bit of a mixed blessing. His unwillingness to dump the puck deep in the offensive zone when he had no other play occasionally flummoxed then-Marlies coach Dallas Eakins and Leafs boss Randy Carlyle.
Former Leaf coach Pat Quinn once nicely put the temptation for skill players to occasionally err grievously with the puck in perspective. "Sometimes you paint a house," Quinn liked to say, "sometimes you paint a picture."
Kadri is engaging and talkative in a sport whose culture often values clichés. He was openly disconsolate when he was returned to the Knights as an 18-year-old and sent to the Marlies for two more years of seasoning.
If he straddles the line between confident and cocky it's the cocky side of the line. "I appreciate it when people tell me I can't do something," he was saying the other day." I just try to put it right back in their face. It definitely fuels the fire for me."
The fact that Kadri, Kessel and van Riemsdyk are the most adept passers among the forwards speaks to the creativity amply displayed when the three hit the ice. It's like an outfield with three natural centrefielders.
While his time spent in the minors prompted hand-wringing among Leaf watchers and even Saturday night oracle Don Cherry, Kadri has been remarkably consistent as a pro.
In 92 games as a Marlie, Kadri produced 81 points or .88 points a game. In his first season with meaningful NHL playing time, Kadri produced .90 points a game. He was dangerous in the post-season and registered four points and a plus 5 rating against Boston. He is plus 2 so far this season and has even marginally bumped up his faceoff percentage from 44.2 to 45.7.


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Yesterday, I was given a cutting of this very unusual rose, and I want one of my own! I found a website that sells them but I'd really like to root this because of the long history of the bush it comes from. I have a new wood stem about 5-6" long. It had an open flower which has now dropped its petals and has two buds. Can anybody share a good way to root this...or can this stem be rooted? Thanks so much. |
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Paulacat, you might have better success from a sucker of the plant. Should that not be available, please take a look at this on my rose blog. It's been working quite well! Kim |
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With every year Paravicini's declines a little more. What a joy it used to be - now it is just going through the motions.
Call me spoiled by New York, but I never found a meal at Paravacini's to be any better than OK. Better than the chains, but pretty mediocre by the standards of real neighborhood italian joints.
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Since Barbra Streisand has recorded for Columbia Records since day one, putting together a box set of work should be no problem: Just go in the vaults and dig it all up, right? Dream on, bucko.
Many previously unreleased tracks in Babs' box come from sources other than Columbia which, of course, is a selling point to Streisand fanatics. Tracking down that material was no piece of cake, says Marty Erlichman, Streisand's manager since 1961, who coproduced the set with her. After searching the singer's vault and finding old kinescopes, acetates, and home movies you know, the sort of thing you'd keep in your vault, too, if you had one the pair took out newspaper ads seeking more. In came tapes, kinescopes, even an ancient wire recording. ''A lot of the old TV shows, like Johnny Carson and Mike Wallace's P.M. East, were all erased,'' says Erlichman. ''So the only way to get them was if fans had them.''
Also, just because Columbia had released a track didn't mean they knew where it was. At least not right away. ''I'm sure Columbia's no different from everybody else, but their system was not infallible,'' Erlichman diplomatically notes. ''There were an awful lot of tapes that we knew existed that we couldn't find. And they've got big vaults in mountains.'' So where were Streisand's lost tapes? Where else the Catskills.


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The approach to ethnic skin care and treatments can be challenging. This mainly is because ethnic skin has a propensity to develop hyperpigmentation—or a darker discoloration of the skin—or hypopigmentation—a lighter discoloration of the skin—when the appropriate products or treatments are not utilized. To further examine the challenges of ethnic skin care, one must first define ethnic skin.
Defining ethnic skin
The Fitzpatrick Skin Type classification often is used to define ethnic skin. This scale ranges from type I (ivory white skin) to type VI (dark brown skin) and identifies skin type based on its reaction to UV light. Skin of color can be classified as skin types IV–VI.
Biology of ethnic skin
Pigmentation in the skin is determined at the cellular level. Melanocytes are the cells that make melanin, or pigment, in the skin. Melanosomes are the packages of melanin produced by the melanocytes. Pointy extensions of the melanocytes then transfer melanosomes into the keratinocytes.
Although there may be some variation in the number of melanocytes among races, this difference is not striking. In all races, there are approximately 2,000 epidermal melanocytes/mm2 on the head and forearms, and 1,000 epidermal melanocytes/mm2 on the rest of the body. These differences are present at birth.1 Thus, all people have the same total number of melanocytes; it is the distribution of melanosomes in the keratinocytes that correlates with skin color. In white skin—typically types I–III—melanosomes are small and aggregated in complexes. In black skin—types V and VI—there are larger melanosomes that are distributed singly within keratinocytes.2
The role of melanin in the skin is to absorb and scatter energy from UV light to protect the epidermal cells from damage. Melanin provides considerable protection from sun damage, and the degree of protection corresponds directly to the degree of pigmentation. This sun protection offers significant prevention of photo-aging, which is one of the primary cosmetic concerns in Fitzpatrick skin types I–III.
The cosmetic advantage of skin types IV–VI is an increased protection from photo-aging. However, the cosmetic disadvantage of skin of color is its propensity to develop hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation, which ethnic clients frequently experience and are most concerned about preventing.3 Essentially, any inflammation or injury to the skin can be followed immediately by an alteration in pigmentation.
Hyperpigmentation in ethnic skin
Any ingredient that has a potential to cause significant irritation or dryness when applied to the skin can cause pigment alteration in ethnic skin. Although hypopigmentation can occur, hyperpigmentation is most common. The patients at greatest risk are those with dry, sensitive skin. The most common topical treatments associated with pigment alterations include benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, salicylic acid and glycolic acid. Additionally, in predisposed clients, hydroquinone can be irritating and can lead to hyperpigmentation. Typically, individuals first report dryness and irritation. In more severe cases, this is followed by redness and even superficial erosions.
In skin types I–III, if any reaction occurs, the skin typically will return to normal once use of the product is discontinued. Ethnic skin differs from the lighter skin types because, in these clients, dryness and irritation frequently are followed by postinflammatory hyperpigmentation. In predisposed individuals, hyperpigmentation usually develops within one to two weeks and can last for several months. However, it is important to note that pigment alterations are rare when benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, salicylic acid and glycolic acid are utilized correctly in ethnic skin. Clients with ethnic, dry, sensitive skin can avoid pigment alterations by using products that are formulated in emollient-based vehicles or with lower concentrations of the active ingredient.
Acne is the most common dermatologic diagnosis, with an incidence of up to 29% among black patients.4 In comparative studies between black and white patients, the prevalence of acne appears to be equal.5
The first line of therapy for acne continues to be retinoid therapy. Adapalene, tretinoin and tazarotene are the most commonly used prescription retinoids for treating the condition. Retinol is available over-the-counter (OTC) and is used primarily in anti-aging formulations.
Adapalene has been well-studied in the treatment of acne for black clients. It is best-suited for those with mild to moderate acne. Of the retinoids, it is useful especially in those with dry, sensitive skin because of its low incidence of irritation.6 Studies of adapalene in black clients with acne also report reductions in hyperpigmented macules—or patches of skin altered in color—and density of hyperpigmentation.7
Tretinoin also has been studied as a treatment for acne in black individuals. It is best-suited for those with moderate acne and oily skin. Similar to adapalene, tretinoin is effective not only on comedones, but also on the associated hyperpigmentation.8
Tazarotene is an excellent treatment choice for clients with moderate to severe acne. Individuals must be advised to expect dryness and scaling when beginning this medication. Skin care professionals often recommend a dosage of tazarotene be applied every other night for the first two weeks, then be increased to a nightly application in order to improve tolerability. As with all topical retinoids, among some skin types, irritation can lead to hyperpigmentation.
Benzoyl peroxide
Benzoyl peroxide is available in both OTC and prescription formulations. It is quite effective in treating acne; however, there are a few side effects to be aware of in skin of color. Skin of color can vary in pigment from light brown to dark brown, but it is generally falls among types V–VI on the Fitzpatrick scale. Some formulations of benzoyl peroxide can leave a white or gray film, making it cosmetically less acceptable for patients with skin of color. Additionally, when significant irritation occurs, some clients can develop hyperpigmentation with benzoyl peroxide. Overall, however, benzoyl peroxide is well-tolerated and is a useful adjunct in treating acne in ethnic skin.


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They say sticks and stones may break my bones but I came face to face with a wall today. I keep on searching but I'm lost I keep on climbing but I'm falling I'm walking but your pulling me back Haven't you had enough of the scars that I already have I'm shouting with no voice I'm crying but the well within is dried up Gravity keeps on pulling me back Katrina keeps on coming back Its dark where can I find the light I'm chained, trapped, bended by this chains I can't breath your suffocating me I can't sleep your controlling my life I'm shouting and kicking but your laughing Em torn apart and bleeding You see the the beauty on the outside but I'm dieing within.
In a way I'm lost Time is flying My hart is empty I want something Can one always be happy What will one be in 5 years People talk, but I'll keep on walking People laugh but I'll keep on crying My mind is spinning My wounds are revealed I can feel a cord lashing on my back The wind is singing The clouds are talking The rain washes away Yet I keep on wondering I'm lonely and cold
I just found out that im where i am supposed to be This is my home Its filled with love, joy & happiness The is no black & white Wrong or right Why couldnt the rest of the world be like my home Its filled with positive energy, tomorrow & a new beginning I have mothers & fathers Brothers & sisters Im not going anywhere anytime soon i love my family This is my home
I can't help but wonder I can't help it but I just have to look back The scar's that I have healed Every picture I have is so random I could cry a river I can't stop the anger within How can I love and hate thee at the same time You were supposed to be my shield but you burnt me You were supposed to be my oxygen but yet you're my carbon dioxide My heart feels like an Ice box You're a part of me You're my strength yet my weakness You're past yet my future You're my enemy yet my family I hate you and i love you at times You break me but yet you make me
I don't know if I should love you or hate you As innocent as I was you just had to label me You took my love and replaced it with lust You made me lie You thought me hate Most of all you made me hate the color black You made me hate my Afro You exploited my curves, my butt and my boobs Yet I didn't understand why because when I looked at myself I saw an hour-glass with a pot-belly, curves, thick lips, with a heart that is so tough and long like the grate wall of china Who's mind never shut like the busy streets of New York Who has scars like the African mountains and valleys Who has cries like winter rain With no voice like a whale crying for its child You left me lost wondering, abandoned if I'm still human...
I have thought of a way for paying you back I wanted to wipe away every tear in your eyes since the day i was born but the world does not have enough toilet papers nor tissue. I wanna see you smile laugh everyday but not even the funniest comic will be able to do that. I'll just ask God to borrow me the sun just for a day so that it will keep you warm, happy and smiling. I'll move mountains just to protect you and make sure that the won't be any other tear in your eyes. I'll keep on collecting every piece of love with this big bag of mine so that i will give it to you. I'm sorry for every pain that i have cause,sleepless days you have had, party and get to gather you have missed because of me. I want to be just like you to my children and even better if i can. I couldn't have asked God for a better mother
Early morning The mist is still asleep on the lonely well polished grass The birds are crying I'm stuck with this load on my back Morning in the Cape Busy life, people having fun The pavement is my bed The insects are my friends Welcome to my world
What is love Will i ever know the feeling I'm tossing & turning at night I need the warm touch of those lips I need one who will be my shield & leave me smiling What happened to the days where man used to mean everything they said Where woman had long dresses & were called beautiful instead of sexy This days we are killing our own children Man raping & abusing their wives Does real love exist Will i ever fall in love I need someone i can wake up next to Someone who will keep a smile on my face I'm afraid of being in love
What if you have to choose between Heaven and Earth Right and Wrong The Past and the Future Love and Lust Passion and Desire Family and Friends Good and Evil My Heart and my Mind Summer and the lonely days of winter Which journey will you take, being on a plane or climb the mountains of Kilimanjaro Have you ever been so lucky yet every time you trying to claim your prize something will be in the way I want to be free like the water in the valleys Fall freely like the winter rain I want to choose yet my heart and my mind are battling
The scales i have protect me The scar's i have prepare me The journey i have took taught me The life i have maybe worthless in your eyes The pavement is my bed The streets are my family The blood i have shared overwhelm me Time waits for man, but i have no use for it Time comes and go so do days, years and people Politicians lie People die But i'l stay the same


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Dataset visibility, active dataset, recordable dataset, save dataset edits, cancel loading remote resources, arrange dataset in dataset list.
At the left hand side of the dataset name, a check box indicates the visibility of the dataset. To make a specific dataset visible or invisible, check or uncheck the check box. When visible, the name of the Dataset is displayed dark grey, when invisible it is displayed light grey. In this example, the only visible dataset is "openstreetmap". |
When the Dataset Properties define Scale Limits for viewing, the dataset will not be visible when the Map View is drawn at a scale outside the defined Scale Limits. The On/Off status is overridden by this setting. Whenever a Dataset gets out of scale limits, it's name is displayed italic in the dataset list. To set Scale Limits, see Scale Limits. In this example, the dataset "city" is not displayed at the current scale. It is invisible because of Scale Limits imposed on the dataset, regardless of the fact that the visibility setting is On. |
| Click on the title of a dataset in the dataset list to activate it. The dataset is now highlighted with a smoothly darker grey background colour. Selecting a dataset also gives access to the right-click Dataset Context Menu. In the lower example, the dataset "Red" is activated/selected. |
| To create new objects in a dataset or dataset model, it is necessary to activate the corresponding record button. The create new object function operates only on the recorded dataset model: - Only the recorded dataset model will be used to create or copy new objects into - Only one dataset model can be in recording mode. In the upper example the record button corresponding to the model "Area" is activated. New Objects are thus created in the "Area" model. In the lower example the record button corresponding to the model "Point" is activated. New Objects are thus created in the "Point" model. Read more about editing datasets here: Create & Edit Objects Overview. |
After editing data from a specific dataset, an extra symbol will appear in the dataset list next to the title of the dataset. This new symbol, a small "save" icon, indicates that it is necessary to save the dataset to apply the changes. The applied changes will be saved after clicking this "save" symbol. Use the Save All button in the Main Toolbar to save all edits within the dataset list. The "save" symbol next to the dataset title "Red" indicates that there are some applied changes that are not saved yet. |
| When using remote resources a loading bar will be displayed in the dataset list when connecting and downloading data from the remote service. If loading takes to much time because of a low network or service performance, one can cancel the data download via the cancel icon right from dataset loading bar. |
| It is possible to change the sequence of the datasets by moving a dataset up or down in the list. Click to highlight (activate/select) the dataset, drag up or down and drop at the desired position. While dragging, the target position is highlighted in a dark grey background. In the following examples, "Parcels" is moved upwards. It will take place above 'Buildings'. The "Parcels" dataset now covers the "Buildings" dataset, the "Buildings" dataset is thus no longer visible. It is also possible to change the view sequence by using the "Arrange" - menu. Therefore, right-click the dataset to open the Dataset Context Menu and choose "Arrange". |


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Welcome to National Beanpole Week 2014 12- 20 April 2014 Monty Don supports Beanpole week – see below
National Beanpole Week 2014 will celebrate Britain's coppiced woodlands, the animals and plants that live in them, the coppice workers who look after them and the beanpoles and other coppice wood products they produce.
Join in and do your bit to secure the future of Britain's coppiced woodlands - come along to a Beanpole Week event and switch to eco-friendly coppiced beanpoles.
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Monty Don supports National Beanpole week. We asked Monty if he would support National Beanpole week , we were pleased and grateful to receive his reply: "Beanpoles are useful. Beanpoles are beautiful. Beanpoles are completely sustainable. What is more every beanpole we use in our gardens contributes to the conservation of the rich but fragile coppice ecosystem. "- Monty Don
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I enjoyed my time watching. I fell asleep after the kitchen sink but really enjoyed the parts I saw. In the morning, it wouldn't let me sign in to chat or anything but I really enjoyed seeing my friends... and people I have heard of but never seen before. I enjoyed the event a lot!
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I had an awesome time during the 13 and a half hours I watched! I wanted to watch a whole lot more but I had church this morning.
The best part has got to be the Kitchen Sink! I stayed on an extra hour so I could witness its demolishing lol
I can't wait to join the box people again next time it was a blast!
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I had a great time, especially around 4 o'clock in the morning. I just missed the Olga story, so i hope we will be enlightened in a future podcast.
Since we're just back from WDW i loved seeing some of the places where we created great personal memories!
Kudo's to Lou for setting up a truly unique event!
The kitchen sink and Lou talking about his first engagement were the top two best moments during the 24 hour event! It's been a long time since I laughed that hard!!! Thank you Lou and friends for the great memories!!! This truly is a FAMILY of Disney fans.
Lou was telling us the story of his first engagement to a woman named Olga, and we had a few chuckles at the name, but us box people took off and ran with it. Saying things like, "did she have her donkey with her (Shrek reference)? Did she have one eye?" Stuff like that. It was hilarious, and Lou was losing it. He could barely talk without laughing.
Later we started talking about our favorite attractions and someone started putting Olga's name in the attractions like Olga's Transit Authority, Olgarail (monorail), Olga Mountain... you get the idea.
Great times that was. It's been a while since I laughed that hard. I was literally crying cause I was laughing so hard.
Yep I think it was MagicCityMikey that was coming up with all the Olga oneliners!! For those that missed the Kitchen Sink part, it was recorded and can be watched through the ustream WDWRadio page
That was a blast and I really enjoyed the many hours of fun chat with everyone!
Steve downing the Sink was truly awesome, I'm really glad I saw that.
The Olga jokes were so funny!! Tony's story was great!
It was a really great time and I so think we need to do it again in the future.
Best part of the night was the Sink. Oh, Joe Franklin better be on the show, Lou promised.
I am SO upset I had to force myself to go to bed before the Olga story! I didn't want to leave but was informed by the wife of the repercussions of staying awake for all 24. My favorite part of the night was all of Tony's shirts, especially the Lou Mongello Saturday Night Fever Cover. I was ROFLThat was a once in a life opportunity that I doubt will be repeated(unfortunately) Thank you to everyone in and out of the box that made this a very special event. The box people are the best! R U L24?? oh, did anyone else hear Lou singing the Star Wars Song???
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The stuff after Illuminations, mainly the kitchen sink was great and the goofiness involving Tony. I went to bed around 2am, wished I would have stayed up later.
Lou, you did an amazing job with everyone. Thank you Beci also for having some feed in for us when the outlets weren't available for Lou. Wish I could have stayed up all night but not in the cards. Had so much fun watching you all & chatting. Beaches & Cream was awesome with all the desserts after 11 & Steve being able to pack a whole one away. Thank you once again for letting the box people in to enjoy the experience with all of you!


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Once old ink is no more, Jeff can also commemorate the occasion with new tattoos imprinted in his custom studio. He and his fellow tattoo artists not only tattoo bodies with traditional designs, but forge bold, colorful new-school designs and perform cosmetic tattooing services. He also takes his show on the road, traveling to tattoo events far and wide in a self-contained, fully licensed mobile studio complete with three spacious workstations, sleek wood paneling, and gleaming steel sinks.
No matter the venue, Jeff and his staffers always place an emphasis on education. Clients can spend time mulling over Inflicting Ink's range of tattoo tips—from what to look for in a studio to how to make your tattooed sailor girl apply for an undergraduate program by simply flexing your biceps.
NewSkin Tattoo Removal's specialists clear away tattoos of all kinds, ranging from complex pieces that cover the entire back to cruder designs and those temporary tattoos that won't wash off. Their implement of choice is the Q-switched Nd: Yag, a laser designed specifically for tattoo removal. Its beams break down the structure of ink particles so that the body can flush them away. In addition to full tattoo removal, patrons can opt to lighten up a tattoo so that it can be covered by another, or to remove only a portion of a tattoo.
Mom and Pop Tattoo & Piercing's artists and piercers create unique works of art on clients' bodies with deft tattoo-work and inventive jewelry. In private booths, tattoo artists Jamie Ventura and Derek Reckard adorn arms, backs, and feet with one-of-a-kind artwork, such as barbed wire. Decade-plus piercing veteran Reverend Sean Theroux slips custom-shaped jewelry through ears and tongues, including jewelry for ears specially designed to thread through multiple piercings.
Having trained extensively in Europe and across the United States, Angelbare founder Shahla Whitmore combines the latest permanent-makeup techniques with her own knack for artistry. Inside her Wellesley studio, Shahla draws upon more than a decade of experience to trace lips and eyes with dramatic liners so you'll know where they go if they ever fall off. Shahla's big heart is as impressive as her considerable talent—she offers complimentary scar camouflage treatments and services to children who have lost their eyebrows for medical reasons.
Forever Ink's head tattoo artist, Derek, has been leaving his permanent record on biceps, ankles, and all points in between for more than 20 years. Naturally, his portfolio has accrued an extensive selection of colorful and black-and-white tattoos, its pages popping with everything from grim reapers to written phrases to hand-drafted custom images. He also specializes in cover-up tattoos that hide outdated ink of old lovers' names or ATM passwords.