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Dear osimons:
I have a problem that need your help. Because of my work,I need to use a custom field which is in wiki format in the ticket. but there are only five defaut custom field without wikitext.
waiting for your reply.
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In the theater I expect to hear:
-- at least one painful groan,
-- a loud rant followed by storming out of the theater,
-- someone breaking down in sobs,
-- a "Fuck you, Abrams," shouted out of nowhere,
-- a cry of, "They HAVE raped my childhood," and
-- Junior Mints thrown at the screen by someone.
While the rest of us enjoy the cinematic beauty of it all.
-- Oh, and someone's cell phone will go off. Always happens.
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I know the movie has a larger budget than "Enterprise" and it shows. The first shots of the NX-01 pale in comparison to what can be done on the big screen
Make that a much larger budget but at the end of the day it's just two hours. Enterprise still has some of the best television CGI, even compared to series running today.
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We originally planned on going to Rome for a week but soon realized it was cheaper to take this cruise back to the states than fly back! 16 nights for $509 pp. This was an unbelievable bargain. Especially starting in Rome and going to Corsica, Mallorca, Cartegena, Spain, two different stops in the Canary Islands and Nassau before disembarking in Galeveston.
We spent 6 nights pre cruise based in Rome and had a blast. The trip to Citavecchia was easy as we used Zelit Tours in Rome and I would highly recommend them. We arrived around 3pm and got on the ship quickly though I heard the folks who got there around noon took over two hours due to some problems with the ship's previous cruise.
I am not a fan of the RCCL ships with the Promenade. Too crowded in the public areas but I tend to stay away during the busy times. Most people seem to like these ships though.
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cruise the food in both the main dining room and the buffet were very good. That being said the 2nd half the food was very poor. They ran out of a lot of stuff and were recycling way too much. If you get to breakfast early enough to the buffet you can get good eggs made to order without a long wait. After 8 am good luck. Room service was fine. they charge though if after midnight.
Ports for a TA cruise were great. We docked everywhere which was great but beware - if you had a hard time walking or needed assistance everything was very poorly planned. they need to improve getting off the ship and to buses or sights better for certain folks.
The crew were friendly and the cruise director and staff were very very good. HOWEVER there really was not much to do for the under 70 crowd on the 9 sea days!
Shopping as usual in these ships was poor though there were some good bargains especially if you smoked as they were getting rid of European cigarettes at $10 a carton! Too much nickel and dimeing on this ship. Water expensive and the coffee bar too much - Starbucks prices. Buy water on shore - you save a ton. Johnny Rockets should be free! By the way - the hot dog house at the pool is awesome! There were lots of shows - just not my cup of tea.
Bottom line though is that I paid $509 for a 16 night cruise. I will take the bad with the good any day.
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Can't fault Hainsey for not being dumb
There's been lots of talk about Jets defenceman Ron Hainsey and whether he's worth his salary cap hit of $4.5 million.
That debate really begins with whether any hockey player is worth that kind of dough.
But the reality is a player is worth what the market will pay him and Hainsey's agent negotiated a deal that both sides signed.
Basically, players are paid according to three things -- what they've accomplished, the needs of a team and the depth of the market at the time. Hainsey had great timing and scored a rich deal. Has he lived up to it? There are endless angles to that debate, too.
Hainsey has been excellent of late and with defencemen Dustin Byfuglien and Zach Bogosian on the shelf, has stepped up and handled increased responsibility and minutes. He's done what veterans are supposed to do in hard times and altered his game to fit the club's needs.
"He's been very reliable and a veteran presence for us. He's done a good job for us," said Jets assistant coach Charlie Huddy.
Capgeek says Hainsey is the 24th-highest paid defenceman in the NHL, but to rank him as the 24th best defenceman in the loop would be a stretch. But that's not the way it works. Hainsey is getting paid for what his value was deemed at the time the contract was signed.
KILLING KANE: Jets winger Evander Kane will be a restricted free agent this summer and no doubt is hoping to cash in, but after a sizzling start to the season he has cooled off and is now mired in a potentially expensive slump.
Kane scored 18 goals in the first 36 games and was on pace to break the 40 goal mark -- and the bank.
But he's gone without a point in his last six games and hasn't scored in 10, dragging his projected pace back to 32 goals.
There's a clear distinction between 30-goal men and those potting 40-plus. The dollar difference is in the millions and the five players who broke that mark last season; Corey Perry, Steven Stamkos, Jarome Iginla, Daniel Sedin and Ryan Kesler, could be labelled franchise players and worthy of being their team's highest paid players.
Kane could get hot again, but 40 goals seams like a stretch. Not too long ago he was asked about hitting that mark and replied with a smirk, "Why aren't we talking about 50 or 60?"
Kane was being playful at the time but doesn't have the same sense of humour when it comes to his current slide. Tough to blame him.
0-7 AND 7-0: There's been lots of talk this week about the Jets and their inability to win the second game of back-to-back situations this season. They're 0-7 on those nights.
Certainly they'd like to improve those numbers but the Jets have proven to be opportunistic when catching teams in the same spot. Winnipeg is 7-0 at home against teams that arrive here to play their second game in as many nights.
The Florida Panthers come into Winnipeg today fresh off a skate with the Chicago Blackhawks, which is never a walk in the park.
JUST SAY NO: There's lots to love about Jets defenceman Mark Stuart and he plays the game "honestly," as the players say. Too honest at times.
In Thursday's game against the Buffalo Sabres, Stuart threw a couple of big first period hits and was subsequently challenged to a fight by Sabres thug Cody McCormick.
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McCormick didn't mind taking advantage of a gassed Stuart and clearly doesn't live by the ''code'' we hear so much about.
The other frustrating bit about the exchange was there was no instigator call. McCormick didn't even look at the puck and just came charging at Stuart. That warranted a penalty and should have been called.
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US 3997643 A Abstract A mixture of fibrous material and a thermosetting binder is pressed in unheated state at a working station to convert it into a semi-finished body having approximately the shape and size of the desired shaped article, and thereupon the semi-finished body is pressed at the same working station but under application of heat, in order to convert it into the desired shaped article while setting the thermosetting binder.
Claims(9) 1. A method of making shaped articles from a mixture of fibrous material with a thermosetting binder using a molding apparatus of the type including an upper mold section having a plurality of recesses on a lower surface thereof, and a pair of lower mold sections mounted below said upper section for simultaneous reciprocating movement between respective positions in each of which said lower sections are respectively directly beneath and laterally offset from said upper section, each of said lower sections having a respective upper surface facing said lower surface of said upper section which is respectively provided with a plurality of mixture-filling cavities and mixture-compacting projections, the method comprising the steps of cold-pressing the mixture in said cavities in unheated state at a working station to convert the mixture into a plurality of semi-finished bodies having approximately the shape and size of the desired shaped article, including the step of horizontally simultaneously shifting both of said lower sections in one direction until the cavities provided on one of said lower sections are directly beneath and register with said recesses, and the step of transferring the mixture from said cavities to said recesses; and hot-pressing the semi-finished bodies at said same working station upon application of heat to convert the semi-finished bodies into the desired shaped articles while setting the binder, including the step of simultaneously horizontally shifting both of said lower sections in opposite direction until the projections provided on the other of said lower sections are directly beneath and register with said recesses, and the step of vertically lowering said upper section so that said projections enter said recesses and compact the respective semi-finished bodies into the desired shaped articles.
2. The method of claim 1, and further comprising the step of expelling the desired shaped article from the working station.
3. The method of claim 1, wherein said cold-pressing step includes filling said cavities formed in said one lower mold section with the mixture to be molded, each cavity being bounded by a stationary part and a vertically-movable part.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein said cold-pressing step includes cooling said first lower mold section.
5. The method of claim 3, wherein said step of horizontally shifting said one lower mold section towards said working station is completed when each cavity registers in vertical direction with each recess formed in said upper mold section.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein said transferring step includes lowering said upper mold section and contacting the respective vertically-movable part of each of said cavities so that each vertically-movable part is pushed downwardly with respect to its associated stationary, part, thereby progressively pressing the mixture contained in said cavities until the mixture is forced in compressed condition into the recesses of said upper mold section and forms the plurality of semi-finished bodies.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein said transferring step additionally includes raising said upper mold section and each semi-finished body which is retained in the respective recesses by friction due to its tendency to expand as soon as the upper mold section is raised.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein said hot-pressing step further includes heating at least one of said upper mold section and said other lower mold section.
9. The method of claim 7, wherein said step of horizontally shifting said other lower mold section towards said working station is completed when each projection on said other lower mold section registers in vertical direction with each recess of said upper mold section.
Description This application is a divisional application of Ser. No. 547,448, filed on Feb. 5, 1975, now allowed. The present invention relates to a making of shaped articles from a mixture composed of fibrous material and a thermosetting binder. More particularly, the invention relates to a method of making such shaped articles. The making of shaped articles having a profiled configuration from mixtures of this type is already known in the art. Conventionally (and it should be noted that the following mixture compositions can also be used in the present invention) various types of fibrous materials such as lignocellulose fibrous materials including wood chips, sugar-cane fibers or the like, are mixed with a thermosettable synthetic plastic resin, such as melamine, ureaformaldehide or phenolformaldehide. It is also known to use other types of fibrous materials, such as glass fibers, rock wool or asbestos fibers, or to use any of these fibers in various combinations with one another and in admixture with a thermosetting binder. The prior art teaches to fill the mixture into a preliminary mold to a thickness corresponding to approximately 6-10 times the thickness desired for the finished profiled or shaped body. Thereupon, the mixture is compressed in the preliminary mold in cool condition and to such an extent that it forms a blank having almost the shape and dimensions of the desired shaped article. This blank is then removed from the preliminary mold and, since it has only been cold pressed and the thermosetting binder has not hardened, the blank tends to expand as soon as it is removed from the preliminary mold, but only to a relatively slight extent; this is known as swelling or breathing of the blank. The blank swells to such an extent that its exterior dimensions are about 10-20% larger than the dimensions which are required for the finished shaped article. The blank is thereupon inserted into an appropriately shaped and dimensioned cavity of a hot-pressing mold and is again compressed under application of heat, until it assumes the shape and dimensions required for the finished article, and during this hot-pressing operation the thermosetting binder sets and hardens. During the hot-pressing operation, the shaped body may also be provided with a decorative cover layer that is pressed onto its surface, if desired. This method of making shaped bodies from mixtures of the type in question, and the equipment for carrying out the method, is very widely used for the manufacture of large bodies, such as tabletops, wall mouldings and the like. In the manufacture of these articles, it is of little or no economic importance that the cold pressing and the subsequent hot pressing are carried out in separate and entirely independent steps, and that in between these steps the cold-pressed blanks swell to some extent for the reasons and in the manner described earlier. However, when relatively small shaped bodies are produced, for instance decorative grilles, circular members or the like, these two factors become of very considerable importance. The prices at which such relatively small articles can be sold are such that the labor-intensive prior method requiring two separate and distinct pressing steps, frequently makes the operation economically impractical. A different disadvantage, or sometimes an additional one, may also be the fact that the swelling that takes place in the blanks after the cold pressing and before the hot pressing step, is often objectionable in small shaped articles since they can no longer be precisely inserted into the mold cavity or cavities of the hot-pressing mold, so that the article obtained by completing of the hot-presing operation will be of inferior quality and may have flashings due to improper fit in the cavity of the hot-pressing mold. It is an object of the invention to overcome the aforementioned problems as they pertain in particular to relatively small shaped articles made from mixtures of fibrous material and thermosetting binder. More particularly, it is an object of the invention to provide an improved method which avoids the aforementioned disadvantages. A further object is for the method to be more economical than the teachings of the prior art. A concomitant object is for the method to provide fewer technical problems than the prior art and to make it possible to produce shaped articles of higher quality than heretofore possible. In keeping with these objects, and with others which will become apparent hereafter, one feature of the invention resides in a method of making shaped articles from a mixture of fibrous material with a thermosetting binder. Briefly stated, this method comprises the first step of pressing the mixture in unheated state at a working station to convert it into a semi-finished body having approximately the shape and size of the desired shaped article, and the second step of thereupon pressing the semi-finished body at the same working station as before, and under application of heat, in order to convert the semi-finished body into the desired shaped article while setting the binder. In other words, it is now no longer necessary to carry out the cold-pressing operation, remove the cold-pressed blanks from the cold-pressing mold, transport them to another location where the hot-pressing mold is located, insert them into the hot-pressing mold and subject them to hot pressing. The present invention greatly simplifies this and therefore is substantially more economical and also avoids the technical problems encountered in the prior art, as will be explained subsequently. The novel features which are considered as characteristic for the invention are set forth in particular in the appended claims. The invention itself, however, both as to its construction and its method of operation, together with additional objects and advantages thereof, will be best understood from the following description of specific embodiments when read in connection with the accompanying drawing. FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic side view illustrating an embodiment of an apparatus for carrying out the invention; FIG. 1a is a diagrammatic side view showing the cold-pressing mold of the apparatus in FIG. 1, in a position which it assumes at the end of the cold-pressing operation; and FIG. 2 is a perspective view illustrating a relatively small finished shaped article that can be produced in accordance with the present invention. The novel method will be explained on hand of a single exemplary embodiment of a preferred apparatus. FIG. 1 shows the novel apparatus which has a prepressing or cold-pressing mold 4 and a hot-pressing mold 5. The molds 4 and 5 constitute lower mold sections either of which can cooperate with an upper mold section 2 that can move up and down in the frame 1 of a press, for example by means of the diagrammatically illustrated ram which may be of the hydraulically operated type. The lower mold sections 4 and 5, on the other hand, move in horizontal direction (as indicated by the double-headed arrow in FIG. 1) so that they each can move beneath the upper mold section 2 (at which time the respectively other lower mold section is laterally displaced with respect to the upper mold section 2). For example, when the cold-pressing mold section 4 is located beneath the mold section 2, the hot-pressing mold section 5 will assume the laterally displaced broken-line position shown in FIG. 1, and vice versa. The cold-pressing lower mold section 4 is illustrated in FIG. 1 in diagrammatic form and in the position which it will assume when it is ready to receive a mixture of fibrous material and a thermosetting binder. It will be seen to have an outer frame 7 which forms together with a stationary part 14 one or more (here a plurality) of spaces 6 each of which is to be filled with the mixture to be molded. The frame 7 can move up and down and is supported by the springs 8 so that it is permanently urged in upward direction. Of course, in lieu of the springs 8 one of the known devices for raising and lowering the frame 7 relative to the stationary part 14 can also be employed; such devices are known per se to those skilled in the art. Normally, they are in form of single-acting or double-acting hydraulic or pneumatic cylinders. Of course, if single-acting cylinders are used, then separate cylinders are required for raising the frame, and others are needed for lowering it. The downward movement of frame 7 when the mold 2 is lowered onto it, is effected by the pressure of mold 2; therefore, only single-acting cylinders need be provided for this function. The lower mold section 4 may be cooled, for which purpose it may be provided with bores 9 through which a cooling fluid, such as water, may be circulated in known manner via a pump and flexible hoses. The upper mold section 2 is formed in its downwardly directed surface with a plurality of depressions or recesses 10 corresponding to the shape which is to be assumed by the respective finished articles. Each of these depressions 10 has an extension 11 which does not participate in the shaping of the articles. The hot-pressing lower mold section 5 is formed in an upwardly directed surface with projections 12 each of which is receivable in and completely fills one of the extensions 11. Both the upper mold section 2 and the hot-pressing mold section 5 are provided with bores 13 for circulation of a heating fluid, such as pressurized hot water, oil or steam, or with other heating means such as embedded electrical resistance heaters. Heating fluid is circulated via a pump and flexible pressure hoses through the bores 13. To product a plurality of shaped articles in accordance with the invention, for instance articles having the shape shown in FIG. 2 or any other appropriate shape, the spaces 6 are filled with the fiber-binder mixture so that they are completely filled up; this is done while the lower mold section 4 is in the position shown in FIG. 1. It is self-evident that only a single space 6 could be provided, rather than a plurality, although from the point of view of production economy, the latter will normally be the case. After the spaces 6 are completely filled with the mixture to be compressed, the lower mold section 4 is horizontally shifted (towards the left in FIG. 1) until each of the spaces 6 registers in vertical direction with one of the depressions 10 of the upper mold section 2. The upper mold section 2 is now lowered and as soon as it contacts the frame 7, it begins to push the latter downwardly against the springs 8. The upper mold section 2, of course, exerts a downward pressure, and the continued lowering of the frame 7 (during which the stationary part 14, of course, remains without movement) the mixture of the spaces 6 becomes progressively compressed and is ultimately forced in compressed condition into the depressions 10. The upper mold section 2 is moved (and made to exert pressure) by a suitable device, for example a hydraulic or pneumatic ram of the double-acting type, or two of them of the single-acting type in which case one serves for raising and the other for lowering of the mold section 2. When the upper mold section 2 has reached its lowest position, the frame 7 of the lower mold section 4 will have assumed the position relative to the stationary part 14 that is shown in FIG. 1a. During this cold-pressing operation involving the cold-pressing lower mold section 4, the hot-pressing lower mold section 5 is in the position in broken lines in FIG. 1. After the cold-pressing operation is completed, the upper mold section 2 is raised again to the position shown in FIG. 1. In so doing, it carries with it the prepressed bodies or blanks which have been formed in the depressions 10 and which are retained therein by friction, due to the fact that as soon as the downward pressure of the mold section 2 is released, the material of each of the blanks expands or swells in the manner described earlier and thus presses against the wall bounding the depression 10 in which it is received. Of course, this is not disadvantageous because the respective blank cannot increase its dimensions except in direction outwardly of the respective depression 10 and into the extension 11, as is shown by the curved line in the center one of the extensions 11. In fact, the expansion is helpful because in the present invention it is utilized for automatic withdrawal of the blanks from the mold section 4. It is clear from this that no separate step of removing the cold-pressed semi-finished bodies from the cold-pressing tool, and supplying them to the hot-pressing tool, is required in accordance with the presnt invention, because the semi-finished bodies are simply retained in the depression 10 of the upper mold section 2 when the latter moves upwardly upon completion of the cold-pressing operation. The lower mold section 4 is now shifted to the right in FIG. 1, back to the illustrated position, and the lower hot-pressing mold section 5 moves to the position vacated by the mold section 4. It is clear that there is a single working station, namely the location assumed by the mold sections 4 or 5, respectively, when they cooperate with the mold section 2. As soon as the mold section 5 is located at this working station, the mold section 2 is lowered again and the projections 12 enter into the extensions 11 and now compress the semi-finished blanks in the respective depression 10, which blanks have swelled into the extensions 11 in the manner indicated by the curved line in the center one of the extensions 11 until the upper face of each of the projections 12 is flush with the bottom end of the respectively associated depression 10. During this operation, the mold sections 2 and 5 are heated, so that the heat transmitted to the blanks in the depressions 10 causes their thermosetting binder to harden, with the result that on completion of the hot-pressing operation each of the depressions 10 contains a finished shaped article. These are now expelled by pneumatic, hydraulic or mechanical rams 15 or the like, and the apparatus is ready for the next production cycle. The finished shaped article shown in FIG. 2 is by way of example only. The articles of FIG. 2, usually provided with a center bore, may be used as a centering cone for winding bodies on which paper webs or the like are to be wound, and such articles must be produced in large quantities and in a very economic manner. The present invention makes it possible to produce, e.g., 50-100 of these articles simultaneously, so that a very large production per unit time can be obtained when it is considered that the apparatus according to the present invention can perform approximately 50 complete operating cycles per hour. An operating cycle includes, of course, the filling of the mixture into the spaces 6, the movement of the mold section 4 into registry with the mold section 2, the lowering of the mold section 2 to obtain the cold pressing of the semi-finished blanks, the raising of the mold section 2, the movement of the mold section 5 into registry with the mold section 2, the lowering of the mold section 2 for the hot-pressing operation, the raising of the mold section 2 and the expelling of the finished articles from the mold section 2. The molding pressure may vary between about 30 and 150 kg/cm2 depending upon the material, the shape and the desired characteristics of the finished articles. Molding time may fluctuate between substantially 10 seconds (for production of the type of article shown in FIG. 2 having a thickness of 2 mm) and 10 minutes (for articles having a thickness of about 10 cm); it depends upon the desired density and the thickness of the material change which becomes converted into an article. The temperature may range between 120� and 200� C; binder materials may be urea resins, phenolic resins, polyester, melamin resins, etc. It goes without saying that the mold sections 4 and 5 may be connected with one another, either directly or indirectly, to move in unison so that as one of them moves into registry with the mold section 2, the other will simultaneously move to a laterally offset position, and vice versa. Appropriate drive means will also be provided for this purpose, and for raising and lowering the mold section 2. However, such means are, or course, well known and are not believed to require a detailed description to enable those skilled in the art to make use of this invention. The mold sections 4 and 5 may, for example, be moved horizontally via chains or rack and pinion drives are supported on rails via rollers provided for this purpose. Hydraulic or pneumatic cylinder units can also be used to effect the horizontal movements of the mold sections 4 and 5, but mechanical drive means are currently preferred. It should be understood that if articles of a more complex configuration than the one shown in FIG. 2 are to be produced, the semi-finished bodies having this general configuration could be produced in two or more cold-pressing steps, utilizing two or more cold-pressing molds 4 that cooperate with the mold 2. It will be understood that each of the elements described above, or two or more together, may also find a useful application in other types of constructions differing from the type described above. While the invention has been illustrated and described as embodied in the press molding of shaped articles, it is not intended to be limited to the details shown since various modifications and structural changes may be made without departing in any way from the spirit of the present invention. Without further analysis, the foregoing will so fully reveal the gist of the present invention that others can by applying current knowledge readily adapt it for various applications without omitting features that, from the standpoint of prior art, fairly constitute essential characteristics of the generic or specific aspects of this invention. Patent Citations
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Not really on edge, but I kept thinking about the book when I wasn;t listening to it.
I actually found the accents rather fun, but it was hard to keep certain characters straight because of the similarities of tone.
no - in fact it was how the main character gradually and grudgingly came into the case that held its charm. It was interesting that I cared more about the case at hand than the detective did for most of the book.
I thought it was time to take a break from mysteries for a while - they were all starting to sound alike until I listened to this. The main character and the relationship between him and his assistant were just great. Looking forward to more from Dept Q.


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What do the Heat have in Ronny Turiaf?
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If healthy, Ronny Turiaf could be a solid backup behind Joel Anthony.
The Heat are expected to sign Ronny Turiaf, who was let go by the Denver Nuggets this week, for the remainder of the season according to sources.
So what can the Heat expect?
Not much at this stage, but it's probably more than what they're currently getting out of the Dexter Pittman and Eddy Curry combo. The biggest thing to remember that Turiaf's size is deceiving; he is not a good rebounder by any stretch of the imagination. But for some reason, he's been known as a rugged rebounder despite the fact that his rebound rate last season was lower than Mike Miller's. He brings width and effort, but let's just say nobody's confusing him with Kevin Love these days.
Statistically, he's more Joel Anthony than Dexter Pittman on the defensive end. Keep in mind, he's only played four games this season and all of them were for the Washington Wizards. So we'll go back to 2010-11 for his track record. For the Knicks last season, Turiaf tallied 6.5 rebounds and 2.3 blocks every 36 minutes. Guess what Anthony's rates were? 6.5 rebounds and 2.3 blocks every 36 minutes. So in terms of production the defensive end, he will remind you a lot of Anthony. He's not as mobile in the pick-and-roll blitz, but he's not Eddy Curry out there either.
From a skills perspective, he's far more polished than Anthony offensively (granted, that doesn't say much). Turiaf brings a fine passing touch, something that none of the Heat's centers can offer. In fact, Turiaf posted the highest assist rate (assists per possession used) among centers last season and three times higher than the average center. Evidently, the French center's handiwork is far more useful than Anthony, who has tallied a whopping seven assists this season in over 1,000 minutes of playing time. Huge upgrade there.
So why did this guy get dropped by the Denver Nuggets and then no one touched him on the waiver wire? The Nuggets needed to drop someone to make room for Wilson Chandler and there's some worry about Turiaf's hand health. He has been out with a broken hand since Jan. 1 so he's probably not in game shape. But if any team has experience in fast-tracking a big man into game shape, it's the Miami Heat.
If/when Turiaf's hand gets healthy, you can expect some time for him to get his wind back. Ultimately, the Heat made a deal for a backup center who can play 5-to-10 minutes off the bench with little expectations beyond that. He's often injured and they'll have to be careful not to rush him back too soon.
It's a good pickup by the Heat since there's little to no risk. Remember, the Heat had an empty roster spot after not bringing Mickell Gladness back. If the Heat were looking for a backup center, Turiaf is definitely worth a gamble. He's a superior basketball player than Eddy Curry and Dexter Pittman at this point and that's all the Heat can ask for considering the pricetag.
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Nissan Cedric Y30 & President
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by Bill Pearis
The weekend before D'Angelo plays his now sold-out show at The Apollo (2/7), he'll appear as the musical guest on the January 31 episode of Saturday Night Live with host JK Simmons of Whiplash (and Oz and those Farmers Insurance commercials). This will be his first appearance on the show and certainly his biggest moment in the spotlight since returning to action last year. This weekend (1/24), meanwhile, SNL has country star and The Voice judge Blake Shelton as both host and musical guest. Then on February 14, it's the big three-hour SNL 40th Anniversary prime time special.
Leading up to that, VH1 Classic will have a 19-day, 433-hour marathon of episodes from every season of Saturday Night Live that runs from January 28 - February 15. This will include, hopefully, some lesser-seen episodes, like from the years from 1981 - 1985 when Lorne Michaels quit and Dick Ebersol took over as executive producer. Or the rarely seen '85-'86 year when Michaels returned with a cast that included Robert Downey Jr, Randy Quaid and Anthony Michael Hall (who were all let go at the end of the season). In addition to showing whole episodes there will be daily theme blocks, like all six episodes with Justin Timberlake (January 31, 4 - 10 PM). I just hope they make room for "Jackie Rogers Jr's $100,000 Jackpod Wad."
Neo-soul great D'Angelo finally released his new album, Black Messiah (his first since 2000), at the tail-end of 2014. It got huge acclaim, and while it came out too late to make most year-end lists, it did top the Pazz + Jop Poll. D'Angelo will be heading to Europe in February for a tour there, but before leaving the US, he plays NYC's historic Apollo Theater on February 7. Tickets for that show go on sale at 10 AM on Wednesday (1/21), with Apollo A-LIST, Ticketmaster, and WBLS presales beginning at 10 AM on Monday (1/19).
All dates are listed, with a stream of one of the new album's songs, below...
Continue reading "D'Angelo playing The Apollo before European tour (dates)"
The Village Voice's annual Pazz + Jop music critics poll is out. While the poll comes out a lot earlier than it used to when Robert Christgau helmed it, it's still late enough to give every album released in 2014 a chance. Hence, D'Angelo's Black Messiah -- which didn't make most other lists due to being released on December 15 -- claiming the top spot. Here's the Top 10 albums:
1 D'Angelo, Black MessiahOn the singles front, Future Island's ubiquitous "Seasons," which was a full 15 points ahead of its closest competition, took the top spot. Here's the Top 10, though note there's a two-way tie for 9th:
2 Run the Jewels, Run the Jewels 2
3 The War on Drugs, Lost in the Dream
4 St. Vincent, St. Vincent
5 FKA Twigs, Lp1
6 Sturgill Simpson, Metamodern Sounds in Country Music
7 Taylor Swift, 1989
8 Angel Olsen, Burn Your Fire for No Witness
9 Spoon, They Want My Soul
10 Against Me!, Transgender Dysphoria Blues
1 Future Islands, "Seasons (Waiting on You)"Over 600 music writers' ballots were tabulated for the 2014 Pazz + Jop poll. You can peruse individual writers' ballots and read through their quippy comments. You can also click on an album or single and see who all voted for it. There are also a few think-pieces, including one on the importance of nostalgia, and "The Comfort of Being Sad."
2 FKA Twigs, "Two Weeks"
3 Taylor Swift, "Blank Space"
4 Taylor Swift, "Shake It Off"
5 Kendrick Lamar, "I"
6 ILoveMakonnen (ft. Drake), "Tuesday"
7 Sia, "Chandelier"
8 Charli XCX, "Boom Clap"
9 Beyoncé (ft. Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie), "***Flawless"
9 DJ Snake (ft. Lil Jon), "Turn Down for What"
photos by James Richards IV
As far as their live show, whether it's quirky dance moves, getting the crowd to do silly shit, or damn-near inciting a riot, these guys put on a clinic as far as what a live hip-hop show is supposed to be. What helps that even more is how live their songs are, which are perfect for the live show, spinning classes, or both at the same damn time.El-P and Killer Mike, aka Run the Jewels, recently wrapped up their tour with Ratking, which included a "Suck My Dick Sun Kil Moon!" chant at Fun Fun Fun Fest, an impassioned speech in St. Louis, two NYC shows, two Chicago shows and more. The pictures in this post are from one of the Chicago shows.Despite both artists having a more-than-solid body of solo work to their name, they never stray from their RTJ material. Don't expect "Deep Space 9mm" or anything off the I Pledge Allegiance series. El-P and Killer Mike came strictly to run the jewels and after an hour-plus of one of the best live shows I've seen, it's safe to say the jewels got run. [Profile Wild]
Run the Jewels have been making a bunch of Best of 2014 album lists, and coming in at #1 on a few like Pitchfork, Stereogum, and the recently posted Complex list. Complex also didn't hesitate to throw 2014's big December releases on there that were left out of a lot of lists that came out already, including Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, D'Angelo and Charli XCX. You can browse their top 50 here.
Meanwhile, their tourmates Ratking, who also made some year-end lists, have a free NYC show TONIGHT (12/19) at Brooklyn Night Bazaar with Show Me The Body, Young Gutted and '86.
More pictures from Chicago below...
intro by Bill Pearis
Klaus Johann Grobe
Swiss duo Klauss Johann Grobe released their second album, Im Sinne de Zeit near the start of the year via Trouble in Mind and I'm pretty sure there's only been a handful of days since that I haven't listened to it. With only organ, bass and drums (and vocals in Swiss-German), they merge krautrock drive and tropicalia's spirit into one of 2014's grooviest albums. You can stream the whole thing via Spotify, and check out a video, below.
The band, which includes a third member on bass live, just wrapped up a European tour opening for Temples and spent most of the rest of 2014 playing festivals and touring the album. Hopefully, they'll head to North America in 2015, we shall see. KJG have given us their Top 10 LPs of the year, telling us, "These couple of records helped us make all the touring a bit more comfortable in 2014." You can check out their list with commentary, below.
Brooklyn's TEEN, who released their second album this year, included KJG's Im Sinne der Zeit on their Best LPs of 2014 list, after being wowed by them at the Netherlands' Valkhof Festival this summer. You can check out their whole list of the year's favorites below. TEEN spent most of their 2014 on tour, had all their gear stolen (and launched a successful PledgeMusic campaign to help them keep touring), and are currently on break, though you may have seen singer Teeny Lieberson at this year's Brooklyn Rock Lottery.
Both TEEN and Klaus Johann Grobe's lists for Best LPs of 2014, plus song streams, below...
Continue reading "TEEN & Klaus Johann Grobe list their favorite LPs of 2014"
by Andrew Sacher
Long-running NYC experimental band Zs debuted their newest lineup in 2012, which is founder Sam Hillmer with Patrick Higgins and Liturgy drummer Greg Fox, and now they're set to release the first album with that lineup, Xe, on January 27 via Northern Spy. It's Zs' first non-remix or live full length since 2010's New Slaves. They recorded it live with producer Henry Hirsch (Madonna, Mick Jagger, etc), and Tauba Auerbach handled the album's artwork and sculptures. The first single, "Corps," is out now and it's a 12-minute bouncy avant-garde jam that you can check out below. Album artwork and tracklist also below.
Zs have some shows coming up in January just ahead of the release, including an album release party in their hometown on January 21 at Le Poisson Rouge with Mick Barr, Michael Beharie, Bryan Kasenic and Phil Tortoroli. TIckets for that show are on sale now. All dates are listed below.
Sam, Greg and Patrick also gave us their year-end lists for 2014. While the latter two stuck to their favorite albums, Sam gave us his list of the 10 Most Anonymous Comments on Brooklyn Vegan in 2014. You can find out what ended up on those lists, with the song stream and album tracklist/artwork, below...
UPDATE 2: The album is out.
D'Angelo at Brooklyn Bowl in 2013 (more by PSquared)
As discussed, the new D'Angelo album, Black Messiah (his first since 2000), is finally a real thing and reportedly coming out this week. There's a private listening party in NYC today, but even if you're not going to that you can now get a taste of the album from its new single "Sugah Daddy," which just premiered via Red Bull's 20Before15 series. Listen below.
UPDATE: Questlove says the album will go on sale on iTunes tonight at midnight.
UPDATE 2: It's out now.
Continue reading "D'Angelo's new album is out now, new single "Sugah Daddy" is streaming"
Well the seemingly impossible has happened: D'Angelo finished his album. As Consequence of Sound points out, it's called Black Messiah and will be out THIS Tuesday (12/16)! Ahead of that, there's a listening party in NYC on Sunday (12/14) which is private and you need an access code to get into.
Pitchfork also points out there are posters for it around Brooklyn. Check out a picture of one of those, with the album's new video trailer and D'Angelo's upcoming tour dates (all in Europe) below...
photos by Amanda Hatfield
Body Count / Bad Brains / hula hoopers
After weeks of will-he-or-won't-he speculation, enigmatic R&B recluse D'Angelo made good on his promise to headline the 2014 Afropunk festival in Brooklyn on Sunday night. But not without keeping people guessing until the moment he stepped on stage.The free 2014 Afropunk Festival went down over the weekend in Brooklyn's Commodore Barry Park on Saturday (8/23) and Sunday (8/24). The festival included a large variety of music from D'Angelo to Body Count to Fishbone to Shabazz Palaces to Sharon Jones to King Britt to Trash Talk and still plenty more. There was also a set from Bad Brains (sans HR), and as we spectulated, Cro-Mags singer John Joseph joined them (Cro-Mags played their own set as well), as did Living Colour's Corey Glover, rapper Murs (who's in White Mandingos with Darryl of Bad Brains), and Jesse Royal. Plus, mayor Bill de Blasio's metal-loving daughter Chiara introduced the Bad Brains' set (Bill was there too). Cold Specks was supposed to play too but unfortunately couldn't make it due to visa issues. Hopefully things will turn out better for her fall tour.It was announced with much fanfare in June that he would headline the two-day music event devoted to black rock, punk, soul, art and skate culture, but in the weeks leading up to the event - which draws thousands each year - D'Angelo's name had disappeared from promotional material. Instead, the audience was promised only a "special guest" headliner. Until he appeared on stage an hour late, backed by members of the Roots, there were concerns in the crowd that D'Angelo would not show at all.
...Sunday's songs were mostly unfamiliar to the crowd who, if they came expecting hits, may have been disappointed. Even the covers he performed were relative deep cuts: one highlight was his take on Sly and the Family Stone's 1973 Thankful n' Thoughtful, in which D'Angelo played a funky clavinet over Roots bassist Mark Kelley's deep-in-the-pocket thump.
"Sunday morning, I forgot my prayer/ I should have been happy, to still be there," Sly sang then, lyrics all the more poignant coming from a man prone to silence and sabbaticals. The crowd was thankful to have him, too. [The Guardian]
More pictures and videos from Afropunk (though unfortunately we weren't able to get pics of D'Angelo or Bad Brains' guests) below...
D'Angelo at Brooklyn Bowl in 2013 (more by PSquared)
We already know Shabazz Palaces and clipping. would be playing Brooklyn's free AfroPunk Festival in Commodore Barry Park (8/23-24) and now many more artists have been announced. D'Angelo, Lianne La Havas, Body Count, Trash Talk, Meshell Ndegeocello, SZA, The Internet, Fishbone, Valerie June, Cold Specks, Cakes Da Killa, Gordon Voidwell, DJ Sliink, MikeQ, UNiiQU3, THEESatisfaction (DJ) and more are scheduled to play. Full lineup is listed below.
Like we said, the festival is totally FREE but if you don't want to wait on line, you can purchase tickets for fast pass admission.
Lineup below...
"Nelson George & D'angelo having the REALEST convo ever. I've known dude for 20 years and never knew he was THIS funny." - Questlove
D'Angelo & Questlove at RBMA (photo by Drew Gurian/Red Bull Content Pool)
The most awkward moment of the night came when George asked if the oft-used term "neo-soul" was a valid phrase or "PR bullshit," unaware that the man who coined the term, a friend of D'Angelo and Questlove, was in the audience. After originally answering, "I plead the fifth," D'Angelo said, "I respect it for what it is, but anytime you put a name on something, you just put it in a box. You want to be in a position where you can grow as an artist. You never want to be told, 'Hey, well, you're a neo-soul artist.' Right now, I'm not. We're going someplace else." [Rolling Stone]One of the events in this year's Red Bull Music Academy NYC residency was elusive R&B great D'Angelo (joined by Questlove) in conversation with author Nelson George at the Brooklyn Museum Cantor Auditorium where they discussed a lot of things (not his loooong-delayed new album though). Video of the almost-hour-and-a-half long interview has now surfaced via Red Bull. It's pretty entertaining, and can be watched below...
Panda Bear at MHOW in 2011 (more by Amanda Hatfield)
As discussed, the Red Bull Music Academy is taking over NYC again this May, and since we last spoke, lineups have been announced. Artists appearing include D'Angelo, Panda Bear, Hudson Mohawke, Tim Hecker, Napalm Death, François K, Robert Henke, The Haxan Cloak, Gunplay, Wolf Eyes, Regis, Optimo, Daedelus, Autre Ne Veut, Bastard Noise, The Thing, Yoshiko Ohara, Dam-Funk, and Gunplay. Events go down in various NYC venues from May 1-31.
RBMA will also host the previously-mentioned 'Atomic Bomb! The Music Of William Onyeabor' tribute which will feature David Byrne, Alexis Taylor (Hot Chip), Kele Okereke (Bloc Party), Luke Jenner (formerly of The Rapture), Pat Mahoney (ex-LCD Soundsystem), Joshua Redman and The Lijadu Sisters, Money Mark and Sinkane.
Tickets are on sale now for individual shows. Schedule and more details below...
Outside Lands 2012 (more by Amoreena Lucero)
Lollapalooza and Osheaga are behind us, but the summer festivals keep rolling on with San Francisco's Outside Lands this weekend (8/9-8/11). The festival is sold out, but if you've already got tickets and are going, you might like to know how to get there, and once you're there, the festival map will help you find your way around inside.
Meanwhile, if you're not going to Outside Lands, but still want to watch the fun go down, you can stream it live on Purevolume. Artists whose sets will stream live include Jessie Ware, The National, Band of Horses, Yeasayer, and more on Friday; Nine Inch Nails, Grizzly Bear, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Phoenix, The Tallest Man on Earth, Baauer, Gary Clark Jr and more on Saturday; and Vampire Weekend, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Dawes, Kurt Vile, Foals, Rudimental, Camper Van Beethoven and more on Sunday.
D'Angelo has officially dropped off the festival, after recently cancelling other shows due to illness. He was replaced by Chic. You know, the band that guy who worked with Daft Punk is in.
The full Outside Lands schedule can be found at their site. Full streaming schedule below...
Continue reading "Outside Lands this weekend, streaming online (schedule)"
D'Angelo recently in Brooklyn (more by PSquared Photography)
Since "postponing" his Brooklyn show at Williamsburg Park the other night, it has been reported that D'Angelo has cancelled other shows in Chicago, Minneapolis, Baltimore and San Diego.
D'Angelo's concert Wednesday at House of Blues was canceled Monday "due to a medical emergency."Get well soon D'angelo, hopefully soon enough for you to play your set this weekend at San Francisco music festival Outside Lands.A statement from the promoters Live Nation said D'Angelo "expresses his sincere regret due to this unfortunate circumstance."
An agent for the singer said, "It's serious, but he should be OK," according to a House of Blues executive. [Chicago Tribune]
Meanwhile, if you were hoping for a rescheduled date at Williamsburg Park, you can stop hoping. The "postponed" show is officially cancelled. "Ticket refunds are available at point of purchase."
Well that's a bummer. Refunds are available at point of purchase.
Feel better, D'Angelo.
D'Angelo at Brooklyn Bowl in March (more by PSquared Photography)
Reclusive neo-soul singer D'Angelo, who is slowly making his way back into the public eye and is still promising a new album, has a few festival appearances scheduled this year, like Outside Lands and ACL, and now he's scheduled a NYC show happening around then too. It's his largest headlining NYC show since his resurgence and it happens on August 1 at Williamsburg Park. Tickets for that show go on sale Friday (6/14) at noon with a venue presale starting Thursday (6/13) at 10 AM.
All dates are listed below...
Continue reading "D'Angelo playing Williamsburg Park (and other dates)"
photos by Robert Altman
Elvis Costello / Nina Persson & Maya Rudolph @ City Winery
Elvis Costello, The Roots, Devotchka, The Waterboys, Nina Persson, Maya Rudolph (performing as "Princess" with Gretchen Lieberum), Fred Armisen, Bilal and more all blessed the stage at the "rehearsal" for the Prince Tribute scheduled for Carnegie Hall tonight (3/7). The show, which went down at City Winery last night (3/6), was sold-out and featured a night of all covers of songs by the purple one, including classics like "When Doves Cry," "Nothing Compares 2 U," "Purple Rain" and many many other staples.
D'Angelo, who played Brooklyn Bowl on Sunday night and will hits Carnegie Hall tonight, did not appear. Neither did Prince Rogers Nelson (the honoree of the evening), but that might have been for the best considering his recent penchant for destruction....
#rockgodstatus or #dickmove? You be the judge.
Of course Black Thought is of The Roots, Jimmy Fallon's house band. If you missed it, Prince appeared on Fallon late last week.
More pictures from City Winery last night are below.
photos by PSquared Photography
D'angelo and @questlove were unreal. Simply unreal. -Action Bronson
Just saw D'Angelo w @questlove at the@brooklynbowl best show since Radiohead at the 930 - @CitizenCope
D'Angelo is fucking back. Love him, I honestly can't wait for his new album i've been going nuts for the past two months. -PKG93till
d'Angelo touched my hand tho. we had a moment. I promise. - aja monet
D'Angelo at Brooklyn Bowl - 3/4/13
When reclusive smooth R&B superstar D'Angelo announced a last minute appearance at Brooklyn Bowl as part of The Soulquarians, you just knew that tickets would disappear in the blink of an eye. And they did, which made last night at Brooklyn Bowl (3/4), heaving with fans, all the more exciting. Joined by drummer Questlove of The Roots, instrumentation was simple, keeping to vocals, keys and drums for the duration of their set. D'Angelo performed songs from his forthcoming Questlove-produced LP, and made sure to visit favorites from his Voodoo and Brown Sugar LPs, in addition to rocking a cover of Prince's "New Position" (from Parade). We will more than likely see more of that at Carnegie Hall on Thursday (and maybe Wednesday at City Winery too?). More pictures, video and the setlist from the simple set at Brooklyn Bowl last night (just D'Angelo & Questlove for the duration) below...
photos by PSquared Photography
D'angelo and @questlove were unreal. Simply unreal. -Action Bronson
Just saw D'Angelo w @questlove at the@brooklynbowl best show since Radiohead at the 930 - @CitizenCope
D'Angelo is fucking back. Love him, I honestly can't wait for his new album i've been going nuts for the past two months. -PKG93till
d'Angelo touched my hand tho. we had a moment. I promise. - aja monet
D'Angelo at Brooklyn Bowl - 3/4/13
When reclusive smooth R&B superstar D'Angelo announced a last minute appearance at Brooklyn Bowl as part of The Soulquarians, you just knew that tickets would disappear in the blink of an eye. And they did, which made last night at Brooklyn Bowl (3/4), heaving with fans, all the more exciting. Joined by drummer Questlove of The Roots, instrumentation was simple, keeping to vocals, keys and drums for the duration of their set. D'Angelo performed songs from his forthcoming Questlove-produced LP, and made sure to visit favorites from his Voodoo and Brown Sugar LPs, in addition to rocking a cover of Prince's "New Position" (from Parade). We will more than likely see more of that at Carnegie Hall on Thursday (and maybe Wednesday at City Winery too?). More pictures, video and the setlist from the simple set at Brooklyn Bowl last night (just D'Angelo & Questlove for the duration) below...
Prince on 'Jimmy Fallon'
The Purple One (aka Prince) blessed NYC and the world at large with a performance on Friday (3/1) on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, performing the previously discussed new track "Screwdriver" as well as his 1979 track "Bambi". Check out video of both below. Both songs are available for purchase via Prince directly.
As mentioned, Prince will be paid tribute by names like The Roots, Elvis Costello and more over two sold-out nights in NYC, one officially at Carnegie Hall on March 7 and one "rehearsal" at City Winery on March 6th.
D'Angelo, who will perform the Carnegie Hall tribute, also plays Brooklyn Bowl tonight with Questlove (3/4, sold out).
Will Prince make an appearance at any of these shows? Prince.org at least confirms Prince will be in attendance at Carnegie.
Head below for video of Prince Rogers Nelson ripping through two tracks.
Continue reading "Prince played 'Fallon' (video); NYC tribute shows this week"
photos by Dana (distortion) Yavin
Jay-Z & Kanye / Passion Pit / D'Angelo at Made in America 9/2/2012
Closing out the first day of Made in America was rap legend and festival organizer Jay-Z's behemoth set. "Allow me to re-introduce myself," Jay rapped as he entered the stage, a screaming crowd of thousands joining him in every word and making clear that no introductions were necessary. Breaking the day's tradition of rappers surrounded by hype men, Jay-Z struck a dramatic pose alone on stage.Jay-Z's inaugural Made in America Festival happened Labor Day Weekend in Philadelphia and the first day (9/2) featured a wide variety of acts, including Janelle Monae, Passion Pit, Rick Ross, Dirty Projectors (who have a show coming up at Carnegie Hall) and J himself (and a few of his friends). More pictures from Sunday are below, along with Jay-Z's setlist...His set's first surprise was a video from President Obama, who voiced his support of Made in America's patriotic vision and urged concertgoers to register to vote, a call to action greeted with cheers.
Backed by a live band and celebrating his recent NBA partnership by sporting a Brooklyn Nets hat, Jay-Z flew through a sampler of his most beloved hits, from early hit Izzo (H.O.V.A.) to crowd favorite Big Pimpin. He gave plenty of love to his new material as well, performing an ode to his hometown of New York City with a euphoric rendition of Empire State of Mind and leading the crowd in singing Run This Town, before playing the hard-driving On to the Next One...
...Jay-Z's turn at Made In America wasn't complete without a few high-profile guests. As the show neared its end, Kanye West and his G.O.O.D. Music posse stormed the stage. West, joined by Pusha T, Big Sean, 2 Chainz and Common, showcased new tracks Mercy and New God Flow with his crew before splitting off to perform several songs solo. With the crowd in near pandemonium, Jay and Ye closed the night with collaboration N----- in Paris.- [USA Today]
Gary Clark Jr. at Coachella 2012 (more by David Andrako)
As mentioned, Philly's Made In America Festival goes down this weekend (9/1 - 9/2) on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Since we last spoke, the lineup was expanded and now includes Drake (who was rumored but not on the initial lineup announcement), Jill Scott, Chris Cornell, The Hives, and Run DMC, who are all playing the second day (9/2), in addition to blues guitarist Gary Clark Jr., who will be on the only performer on the bill playing both days, and others. Day 1 (9/1) will be headlined by festival head Jay-Z, and also includes Skrillex, Passion Pit, D'Angelo, Dirty Projectors, Janelle Monae, and others, and day 2 (9/2) will be headlined by Pearl Jam and also includes Odd Future, X, Santigold, and others. Tickets for the festival are still available.
If you're going to the fest, Philly is only about a two hour drive from NYC and this FAQ should help you find your way over (for directions use the address of Ben Franklin Parkway at Eakins Oval in Philadelphia or the Philadelphia Museum of Art). Once you're there, that FAQ will also help you find your way around, parking tips, and more. There will be a free filtered water service at the festival site, but you can't bring glowsticks (sorry Skrillex fans).
A #MadeInAmerica video for Gary Clark Jr. and the lineup for the festival are below.
The following items are NOT ALLOWEDThe above list comes from the Philadelphia fest's FAQ page. Many of the above listed artists were leaked yesterday. More artists to be announced. Tickets are in various stages of going on sale.
• Weapons of any kind
• Fireworks or explosives
• Illegal or Illicit substances of any kind
• Outside food & drink (except your factory sealed water)
• Pets (except service animals)
• Flyers, handbills, posters, stickers (no solicitation allowed)
• Chairs
• Glass containers
• Skateboards, motorized vehicles or Scooters
• Coolers
• Professional recording devices or cameras (no-detachable lenses or tripods or other commercial uses)
• Glowsticks
• Laser Pointers
• Items to obstruct other fan's views (kites, flag poles, large signs, etc)
PREVIOUSLY: Pearl Jam, Passion Pit & Dirty Projectors & others playing Jay-Z's Made in America Fest


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